[03:56] <nomasteryoda> looks like that system also shipped with the intel card, which works perfectly on aes&tkip both as well as on open networks  with all Linux distros
[03:56] <Cocoabean> I'm looking for someone who knows bridges well. I made a bridge of my server's interface and now I cannot access it unless I am on the switch
[03:56] <krishmish> ewp: u there?
[03:56] <ewp> maybe
[03:57] <ewp> :)
[03:57] <krishmish> ewp: :-)
[03:57] <nomasteryoda> zebastian, 480985-001 is the HP spare part number
[03:57] <dsreddy> Hello ChanServ. While I was installing OALD7, it shows a windows without text on it. Please help me installing Oxford Dictionary 7
[03:57] <krishmish> after the restart, i still cant hear the sound
[03:57] <RukusX> hello everyone. I have an issue with usb 2.0 and my external hard drive. I connect the drive and it tells me using dmesg | grep usb that i havea connected a high speed device but its only running at full speed and to connect to a high speed hub. I have tested usb 2.0 with my thumb drive and it works at full usb 2.0 speeds. What do you figre the issue is?
[03:57] <zoopie> is there anyway i can stop ubuntu for user/pass on boot up?
[03:58] <krishmish> ewp:  i did a linux-ubuntu-modules-`uname -r` linux-generic
[03:58] <krishmish> update
[03:58] <ewp> you know what kind of audio card you have?
[03:58] <zebastian> nomasteryoda: one sec please, but again, is there some device i can get
[03:58] <zebastian> that i can usb plug
[03:58] <zebastian> to connect
[03:58] <zebastian> for cheap
[03:58] <FloodBot2> zebastian: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:58] <krishmish> ewp: i gotta check
[03:58] <krishmish> ewp: how do i find it?
[03:58] <ewp> krishmish, lspci | grep Audio
[03:59] <zebastian> nomasteryoda: downloading that file to view it
[03:59] <krishmish> ewp: 00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 82801I (ICH9 Family) HD Audio Controller (rev 02)
[03:59] <babyGreeve> With/Without - and who'll deny it's what the fighting's all about?
[03:59] <babyGreeve>     -- Pink Floyd
[04:00] <zebastian> nomasteryoda: is there a universal wireless device i can externally use to connect by pluging it usb though? is that what you meant by changing your laptops for less than 25 bucks
[04:00] <RukusX> anyone have any input on the usb 2.0 issues? and also i try ti unload ehci_hdc module to try to unload and reload to see if there is a difference and it comes back with an error saying FATAL" ehci_hdc modules not found"
[04:00] <nomasteryoda> http://www.getpartsonline.com/480985-001.html?source=googlebase&code=480985-001
[04:00] <babyGreeve> hubub, hubub, HUBUB, hubub, hubub, hubub, HUBUB, hubub, hubub, hubub.
[04:00] <babyGreeve> "For the man who has everything... Penicillin."
[04:00] <babyGreeve>  -- F. Borquin
[04:00] <babyGreeve>   "For I perceive that behind this seemingly unrelated sequence
[04:00] <babyGreeve> of events, there lurks a singular, sinister attitude of mind."
[04:00] <FloodBot2> babyGreeve: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:00] <babyGreeve>   "Whose?"
[04:00] <saru> Hello guys
[04:00] <scatterp> hi
[04:00] <saru> New install of Ubuntu :)
[04:00] <babyGreeve> Incorrectly configured static routes on the corerouters.
[04:01] <nomasteryoda> zebastian, nope I meant the best way, by replacing what you have inside... not an integrated part, but a clip in that fits much like a ram chip
[04:01] <ewp> krishmish, go to System > Prefs > Sound and set playback to HDA Intel (ALSA)
[04:01] <babyGreeve> Learning without thought is labor lost;
[04:01] <scatterp> is there an application gui that will allow me to access windows shares and copy files to them ?
[04:01] <babyGreeve> thought without learning is perilous.
[04:01] <babyGreeve>     -- Confucius
[04:01] <saru> I was wondering if anyone knew if Ubuntu 9.04 comes with Beryl?
[04:01] <nomasteryoda> then you won't have to keep up with a usb wifi thing...
[04:01] <babyGreeve> You know you're using the computer too much when:
[04:01] <babyGreeve> run emerge -C brother when your brother takes over your PC to play a game.
[04:01] <babyGreeve>   -- C J Pro
[04:01] <babyGreeve> For good, return good.
[04:01] <babyGreeve> For evil, return justice.
[04:01] <FloodBot2> babyGreeve: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:02] <genii-around> !ot | babyGreeve
[04:02] <babyGreeve> There is no distinction between any AI program and some existent game.
[04:02] <bastid_raZor> saru: no, compiz instead.. i believe beryl is dead now.
[04:02] <krishmish> ewp: ok
[04:02] <nomasteryoda> compiz-fusion
[04:02] <ewp> krishmish, hit Test next to it
[04:02] <zebastian> nomasteryoda: ok,  why am i looking at a manual for my laptop?  i mean sure thank you i hadn't seen that before but what am i suposed to do that
[04:02] <genii-around> !beryl
[04:02] <krishmish> ewp: testing in progress
[04:02] <saru> bastid_raZor, how do i activate compiz or do i have to install it via add/remove programs?
[04:02] <ewp> krishmish, if that shows an error box, try ALSA - Advanced...
[04:03] <ewp> krishmish, must be a volume problem then
[04:03] <zebastian> nomasteryoda: unless waht you're trying to tell me is that i do have the option to change waht's on the inside for less than 25 bucks too?
[04:03] <nomasteryoda> zebastian, its my best-case solution for putting in a new card... of which I posted the link ^
[04:03] <nomasteryoda> $20
[04:03] <ewp> krishmish, right click the sound applet on the gnome panel and open prefs
[04:03] <krishmish> ewp: still testing
[04:03] <zebastian> nomasteryoda: which particular card do you recomend considering my OS and laptop?
[04:03] <nomasteryoda> zebastian, http://www.getpartsonline.com/480985-001.html?source=googlebase&code=480985-001
[04:03] <bastid_raZor> saru: system>preferences>appearances then the visual tab .
[04:03] <ewp> krishmish, close the testing box
[04:03] <scatterp> is there an application gui that will allow me to access windows shares and copy files to them ?
[04:03] <krishmish> ewp: ok
[04:03] <krishmish> closed
[04:04] <nomasteryoda> will work for all your Linux need since intel has the firmware shipping with current Linux distros
[04:04] <ewp> krishmish, open the volume control
[04:04] <dsnyders> scatterp, places->network?
[04:04] <ewp> krishmish, then open preferences and check everything and close it, then move all the levels to the top
[04:04] <saru> bastid_raZor, just says None / Normal / Extra
[04:04] <krishmish> ewp: i had set all the playback options to HDA Intel ALC888 Digital
[04:05] <nomasteryoda> zebastian, and notice the line on the page for that card which states Linux is supported
[04:05] <bastid_raZor> saru: correct, choose nomral or extra.. also you should install this.
[04:05] <scatterp> dsnyders, sorry i dont see that i am using backtrack 4 its ubuntu based
[04:05] <bastid_raZor> !ccsm | saru
[04:05] <nomasteryoda> zebastian, as well as its an "n" card
[04:05] <zebastian> nomasteryoda: so you're saying, that if(in costa rica) go and get this card, which will probably have to be shipped here for 20 bucks and then get it installed which will probably cost like 10 bucks
[04:05] <zebastian> it will fix this here problem i have connecting to the peace centre's wifi?
[04:05] <saru> what is better, ccsm or compizconfig-settings-manager?
[04:05] <scatterp> dsnyders, is there some app i could apt-get from the ubuntu repositorys or some command line way to get to places -> networking
[04:05] <nomasteryoda> zebastian, you can install it yourself... following that manual
[04:06] <zebastian> nomasteryoda: N card?
[04:06] <nomasteryoda> yes
[04:06] <nomasteryoda> a/b/g/n it is
[04:06] <dsnyders> scatterp, try nautilus
[04:06] <bastid_raZor> saru: compizconfig-settings-manager
[04:06] <zebastian> nomasteryoda: English
[04:06] <scatterp> ok
[04:06] <nomasteryoda> zebastian, its a, b, g, and draft-n
[04:06] <scatterp> dsnyders, one sec let me grab that brb
[04:06] <krishmish> ewp: ok done
[04:06] <dsnyders> scatterp, hang on.
[04:07] <ewp> test the sound krishmish
[04:07] <nomasteryoda> wireless network standards 802.11a, b, g and n
[04:07] <scatterp> dsnyders, ok im in kde btw
[04:07] <zebastian> nomasteryoda: what does that mean?
[04:07] <nomasteryoda> just that it fully supports all wifi networks you would come across for the next several years
[04:07] <dsnyders> scatterp, what do you use to browse files?
[04:07] <saru> bastid_raZor, i only see Advanced Desktop Effects Settings (ccsm) and Compiz Fusion Icon under add/remove applications
[04:08] <bastid_raZor> saru: use apt-get or synaptic
[04:08] <soreau> saru: Sys>prefs>appearance>visual effects tab>Extra
[04:08] <ewp> krishmish, i must go for now. may be on later. good luck
[04:09] <krishmish> ewp: im getting sound...but very low
[04:09] <LucidGuy> Anyone know anything about USB drives.  I powered on my external USB drive which once was a large 500gb dos partition.  Today according to gparted there are no partions AHHH!  I even tried it on a Vista box and same thing.  Anyone know how to restore this.. Im assuming I need my partition info repaired or something.
[04:09] <nomasteryoda> zebastian, also you can check this page - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/WirelessCardsSupported
[04:10] <zebastian> nomasteryoda: so you say , buy it and problem solved?
[04:10] <krishmish> ewp: thanx
[04:10] <krishmish> ewp: for so far
[04:10] <rww> I have a couple of Ubuntu CDs that I forgot to label when I burned them. How can I tell whether one is a Desktop or Alternate CD without booting up from it?
[04:10] <RukusX> hello everyone. I have an issue with usb 2.0 and my external hard drive. I connect the drive and it tells me using dmesg | grep usb that i havea connected a high speed device but its only running at full speed and to connect to a high speed hub. I have tested usb 2.0 with my thumb drive and it works at full usb 2.0 speeds. What do you figre the issue is?
[04:10] <RukusX> anyone have any input on the usb 2.0 issues? and also i try ti unload ehci_hdc module to try to unload and reload to see if there is a difference and it comes back with an error saying FATAL" ehci_hdc modules not found"
[04:10] <zebastian> nomasteryoda: you never explained to me the value of the N
[04:11] <zebastian> what does that mean?
[04:11] <zebastian> is it good? bad?
[04:11] <nomasteryoda> very fast wifi
[04:11] <zebastian> nomasteryoda: so buy this and problem solved?
[04:12] <nomasteryoda> I would recommend that for your zebastian
[04:12] <saru> bastid_raZor, do i need to restart my windows manager after installing compizconfig-manager-settings?
[04:12] <syk> how come in my sound it only works half way and up? its like there is no levels of volume from half way down
[04:12] <scatterp> firefox
[04:12] <scatterp> or erm
[04:12] <scatterp> konqueror
[04:12] <scatterp> in windows i would just do \\<IP_ADDRESS>\d and it would take me right to it
[04:12] <mojo> hello everyone, I would like to ask can I use Recovery Mode to convert ext3 to ext4?
[04:13] <zebastian> nomasteryoda: well yes but you know 20-30$ vs a couple of hours fiddling, couple of hours fiddling always wins
[04:13] <mojo> hello everyone, I would like to ask can I use Recovery Mode to convert ext3 to ext4? I do not have CD-ROM, I got an installed system
[04:13] <scatterp> dsnyders, sorry i got disconnected how ever your tips before i did got me to figureing it out thanks for all the help
[04:13] <zebastian> but if you say that it will solve it nomasteryoda
[04:13] <bastid_raZor> saru: no, you need to have selected normal or extra.. if no errors then compiz is enabled and running
[04:13] <dsnyders> scatterp, You're welcome.  Backtrack 4 looks interesting.
[04:14] <scatterp> its pretty good fun
[04:14] <dsnyders> scatterp, I may try loading it onto a USB
[04:14] <saru> ok i keep trying to figure out how to do the 3D desktop etc and im not seeing options or shortcuts for the keys to push
[04:14] <scatterp> dsnyders,  its based around usb best to try it in a vm first
[04:14] <soreau> saru: What do you have selected in Visual Effects tab of gnome-appearance=properties?
[04:14] <nomasteryoda> if you want the best solution, that is my solution. I would not hesitate to purchase that card. All, I repeat "all" of the Intel cards I've purchased have worked even as far back as Ubuntu Warty
[04:14] <scatterp> dsnyders,  if you have a nvidia card check cuda
[04:14] <saru> bastid_raZor, i've got it set to extra right now, and when i move windows and such the effects do work
[04:15] <nomasteryoda> all internal cards.
[04:15] <cesar_> hola mundo
[04:15] <Guest35511> hello world
[04:15] <damion> hello
[04:15] <Guest35511> ok
[04:15] <monostone> I have correctly installed and configured dnscache + tinydns. I have tested dnscache via a tail -f logfile, and it is correctly cacheing content. Now, I am setting up a development/test environment, so I am using internal IP's, but i can NOT manage, to get tinydns to resolve the domains on my local network (commands dnsq a host IP and dig @IP host return correct responses, but dnsqr host, dig host and dig @IP -x IP all fail). My resolv.
[04:15] <monostone> conf has <IP_ADDRESS> defined as nameserver, i even added a search domain.internal, but nothing. I am forced to add the entry to the hosts file, but i want to avoid this, any ideas?
[04:15] <nomasteryoda> and with that help, i must bid you good day zebastian ... time for some shut-eye.
[04:16] <Guest35511> I have a question
[04:16] <soreau> saru: That means compiz is working. What else do you want to do?
[04:16] <saru> bastid_raZor, lol im stupid i forgot to open the compiz manager and set the settings there :)
[04:16] <awalton_> et86
[04:16] <damion> i was messing around with the aircrack suite, and somehow i've disabled my wireless.
[04:16] <damion> its greyed out
[04:16] <bastid_raZor> saru: i don't know all the little tweaks of compiz. there is a #compiz channel. soreau knows much more than I.
[04:16] <Guest35511> My ethernet wire RJ 45 does not work in ubuntu 9.4
[04:16] <genii-around> monostone: You may find more enlightening answers in #ubuntu-server
[04:16] <Guest35511> How can I make it work?
[04:16] <saru> I just wanted the configuration window for rotating the desktop etc and its under the manager :)
[04:16] <webb82f> ok im trying to install a new driver for my 945 integrated intel card  how can i tell what driver i have  or how can i install the 2.4.3 driver
[04:16] <monostone> genii-around, ok, ill try there
[04:16] <webb82f> please help
[04:17] <dsnyders> scatterp, no real need for parallel processing just yet.  I think I'd be better off dumping my 800MHz machine for something faster.
[04:17] <saru> would it still work under the KDE environment as well soreau
[04:18] <soreau> saru: Yes, but you have to enable it differently
[04:18] <saru> soreau, well Ubuntu just comes with gnome desktop correct?
[04:18] <linxeh> yes
[04:18] <musikgoat> saru: by default
[04:19] <saru> meaning from the default install of the live cd
[04:19]  * danielsh was about to say 'thanks' to Cocoabean, but he just left... :(
[04:19] <saru> ok
[04:19] <dsnyders> saru, there is also KUbuntu which comes with kde
[04:19] <soreau> saru: ubuntu, yes but you can install kde desktop
[04:19] <soreau> saru: kubuntu comes with kde by default
[04:19] <genii-around> !info kubuntu-desktop
[04:19] <linxeh> or you can install kde, or just the bits you need
[04:19]  * danielsh had connection problems
[04:19] <saru> well what is the biggest difference between Kubuntu and Ubuntu, just KDE vs Gnome?
[04:19] <linxeh> heh that package size is deceiving :)
[04:19] <linxeh> saru: yes
[04:19] <soreau> saru: yes
[04:19] <linxeh> saru: and muchos clutter
[04:20] <soreau> indeed
[04:20] <saru> which one has more clutter?
[04:20] <soreau> kde =bloat
[04:20] <linxeh> KDE = visual clutter
[04:20] <genii-around> linxeh: Hehe yes it's definitely not any 21K thats for sure
[04:20] <linxeh> its ugly as hell
[04:20] <soreau> saru: kde has the most klutter of them all ;)
[04:20] <linxeh> Gnome is nicer to look at, but functionally crap
[04:20] <linxeh> :/
[04:20] <saru> i'll probably end up sticking to Gnome then...
[04:20] <scatterp> dsnyders,  anyway thanks for the pointers erm so i am accessing it via smb:// i am trying to copy a file to it but im geting a could not write to smb://<IP_ADDRESS>/d/folder.
[04:20] <saru> im looking to maybe run Cedega on the laptop here.
[04:21] <saru> i don't need KDE taking up all my resources.
[04:21] <dsnyders> scatterp, You'd be subject to the network restrictions on the target machine.
[04:21] <SnakDoc> there a command to compare text files ?
[04:22] <Guest35511> I cannot configure my internet card in order to use a RJ45 wire in ubuntu 9.4
[04:22] <genii-around> SnakDoc: "diff"
[04:22] <SnakDoc> genii-around thanks
[04:23] <zebastian> good enough brbr
[04:23] <damion> can smoene help me fix the wireless on ubuntu
[04:23] <damion> i was messing with aircrack....i restarted my computer.
[04:23] <damion> but now i can't access the wireless network.
[04:24] <damion> i think i wrote something like, iwconfig wlan0 down or something like that.
[04:24] <damion> ?
[04:24] <dsnyders> damion, iwconfig wlan0 up might fix it.
[04:25] <damion> nope
[04:25] <damion> doesn't fix it
[04:25] <damion> I have wireless networks enabled....
[04:25] <ctmjr> never fails they ask how to run aircrack then a couple hours later ask how to fix their wireless
[04:26] <damion> but when I click on the icon WIRED NETWORK AND WIRELESS NETWORKS is greyed out
[04:26] <damion> lol
[04:26] <damion> hey its part of the learning process
[04:26] <dsnyders> ctmjr, the signal is probably falling through the cracks in the air :-)
[04:27] <ctmjr> dsnyders: :)
[04:27] <damion> wireless networks are enables....just the option is greyed out.
[04:27] <dsnyders> damion, sorry, I don't know enough about wireless config on linux to help.
[04:27] <damion> oh alright
[04:27] <damion> how would i go about disabling and enabling my wireless card though.
[04:27] <RukusX> dsnyders
[04:27] <damion> just like in windows?
[04:28] <RukusX> dsynders: I have an issue with usb 2.0 and my external hard drive. I connect the drive and it tells me using dmesg | grep usb that i havea connected a high speed device but its only running at full speed and to connect to a high speed hub. I have tested usb 2.0 with my thumb drive and it works at full usb 2.0 speeds. What do you figre the issue is?
[04:28] <saru> OMG speaking of wireless cards....
[04:28] <RukusX> shit
[04:28] <RukusX> dsnyders rather
[04:28] <saru> with Windows Vista, i plug in my AT&T Air Card, and it takes 20 minutes to setup
[04:28] <saru> i plugged it into Ubuntu and BAM up and running in 10 seconds!!
[04:28] <saru> i was sooo impressed
[04:29] <RukusX> yah vista = strange and annoying (at least to me)
[04:29] <saru> i've kind of wanted to try Windows 7
[04:29] <RukusX> me too
[04:29] <RukusX> but i could never leave ubuntu now
[04:29] <RukusX> its getting too good
[04:30] <dsnyders> RukusX, I suspect that it might be a "misprint".  The USB is probably working at full speed despite the message.
[04:30] <RukusX> before when i tried 7.04 for the first time i was like mehhh ubuntu is ok but man its a lot of messing around just to use a computer.. right? but into 9.04 HUGE improvement!  other than my usb 2.0 devices not  working!
[04:30] <RukusX> anyone wanna help with that?
[04:30] <RukusX> dsnyder a speedtest does not reflect that
[04:31] <RukusX> dsnyders timing was 1000kb/sec roughly
[04:31] <saru> my only concern with linux is game support :(
[04:31] <a_stray_shot> maybe just a cheap enclosure?
[04:31] <dpupp> is there a way to use ubuntu to check a windows partition for errors?
[04:31] <RukusX> i am sure it is not the best one. But it used  to run faster
[04:32] <dsnyders> saru, Pysol seems to work fine.
[04:32] <saru> what is Pysol?
[04:32] <dsnyders> saru, a Python based collection of solitare card games.
[04:32] <mike45094>  hey guys, so here's what I'm used to doing, see if you can change my life,  whenever I have a dev envionrment , I open up 5 consoles,  I usually name them php/mysql/html/css etc,  whenver I go to edit a php file I suspend a file ( via contorl + z ) and then use jobs to check my open jobs,  then I resume using %x,  is there a better way I could be doing this with screen or something else...?
[04:33] <RukusX> Timing cached reads:     2 MB in  2.09 seconds = 981.18 kB/sec  Timing buffered disk reads:    4 MB in  4.06 seconds = 1007.92 kB/sec
[04:33] <RukusX> dsnyders rather
[04:33] <RukusX> ^
[04:33] <RukusX> dsnyders: but when i connect my usb 2.0 thumb drive i get usb 2.0 speeds!
[04:34] <saru> i meant computer games like World of Warcraft, or Call of Duty, Tomb Raider : Underworld
[04:35] <RukusX> saru wine now has directx support and virtualbox now supports hardware accelleration. to what extend performance and compatability are i am not sure.
[04:35] <kapil> mike45094: you can certainly have 1 screen session with different activities in each screen window.
[04:35] <mike45094> kapil: could you explain to me how to do this
[04:36] <damion> lspci | grep -i -E wireless\|ethernet
[04:36] <saru> yeah i installed Wine last night and ran WoW from my windows partition and it ran but really slow...
[04:36] <damion> what is the vertical line and where is it on the keyboard?
[04:36] <damion> lspci | grep -i -E wireless\|ethernet
[04:37] <saru> so im guessing my settings for wine configuration are wrong.
[04:37] <damion> is that an i or an l?
[04:37] <kapil> start screen with "screen". You will get a command prompt (after the splash message). there you type something like "screen vi first_file.txt". This will open first_file.txt in a new screen window and so on. you switch between screen windows with "Ctrl+a"
[04:37] <dsnyders> RukusX, I'm not sure then.
[04:37] <damion> lspci | grep -i -E wireless\|ethernet
[04:37] <RukusX> dsnyders:  ur not the only one
[04:37] <damion> is this an i or an l in that command? i can't tell?
[04:37] <kapil> see "info screen" for the documentation (or "man screen"). Also remember "Ctrl-a ?" for help.
[04:37] <damion> between lspci and grep
[04:38] <mike45094> cool
[04:38] <ctmjr> mike45094: see if this helps you http://www.ubuntugeek.com/screen-manages-multiple-sessions-on-one-terminal.html
[04:38] <Omlette> damion: It's the letter between h and j.
[04:38] <a_stray_shot> damion: its a pipe, and it is shift+backslash usually
[04:38] <mike45094> kapil I'm going to give this a shot, actually the reason I asked this is because I used to use Ctyl-a a lot
[04:38] <mike45094> like a year ago
[04:38] <Omlette> d'oh
[04:38] <mike45094> and I forgot how to go about doing this methodology etc
[04:38] <bastid_raZor> damion: that is a pipe. above enter key on most keyboards
[04:39] <damion> |
[04:39] <damion> that...hmm ive never even noticed that.
[04:39] <damion> its called a pipe?
[04:39] <kapil> mike45094: you can define the command key to be something other than Ctrl-a.
[04:39] <a_stray_shot> yeah, and it works just like a real one, damion
[04:40] <eTiger13> how can i tell what apt upgraded on the last upgrade i ran?
[04:40] <damion> im trying to figure out how the omputer would interpret it....like a switch or something?
[04:40] <mike45094> how do you name a session?
[04:40] <damion> at least i know what it is now
[04:40] <damion> thanks
[04:40] <mike45094> I thought you could name a screen session with -S ?
[04:40] <mike45094> not child sessions though?
[04:41] <Solaris444> I have a very strange issue. I have an NEC laptop, and when I press the key (US Keyboard) that has | and \ on it, it instead shows me < and >
[04:41] <Solaris444> Any idea how to fix this, anyone?
[04:41] <mike45094> for example I want to do `screen vi README.txt` and have the session be called either... ReadMe.txt or TXT while I'm flipping through my screen sessions
[04:41] <kapil> mike45094: you can name screen windows with "Ctrl-a A"
[04:42] <mike45094> that seems like a bit much
[04:42] <mike45094> is there any other way to do that like on execute
[04:42] <mike45094> I would like to write a script, that's why I'm asking
[04:43] <dsnyders> damion, linux commands take input from something called standard input, and send their output to standard output.  The pipe routes the output of one program into the input of another.
[04:44] <kapil> or you can invoke new commands on the screen command line (C-a :). there you can give a command like "screen -t Readme.txt vi README.txt".
[04:44] <mike45094> -t eh?
[04:45] <kapil> screen -t test sh
[04:45] <webb82f> anyone know of a good alternative to the gnome start menu
[04:45] <kapil> mike45094: the above seems to work in my current screen session.
[04:46] <damion> so in the example i put
[04:46] <damion> lspci | grep -i -E wireless\|ethernet
[04:46] <damion> where would that "output' end up?
[04:46] <genii-around> damion: On the screen
[04:47] <damion> oh
[04:47] <samd> how do i run a program (command line) in the background?
[04:47] <dsnyders> damion, Unless otherwise specified the keyboard is the input, and the screen is output
[04:47] <linxeh> samd: & or screen
[04:48] <samd> linxeh-> & didnt worked as the program keeps sending output, ill try screen
[04:48] <linxeh> samd: its still in the background
[04:48] <pete_> whats the safest way to have the option to choose between xfce and fluxbux, fluxbox installed second
[04:48] <damion> cna anyone help me get wireless networks ungreyed.
[04:48] <dsnyders> damion, you can also send the output to a file using >
[04:48] <damion> > then filename?
[04:48] <dsnyders> damion, exactly.
[04:49] <samd> linxeh-> if i did ./prog &,,, and i contrl-C it, is it still runing?
[04:49] <linxeh> samd: yes, because you ctrl-c the shell, not your program
[04:49] <bastid_raZor> samd: program & disown
[04:49] <damion> i typed > example.txt
[04:49] <linxeh> samd: check ps -ef etc
[04:49] <damion> nothing happened
[04:49] <samd> linxeh-> ahhhh nice , didnt knew that, thanks
[04:49] <samd> bastid_raZor-> ight, tanks
[04:50] <dsnyders> damion, you can do stuff like ls | sort >example.txt and it will create a file called example.txt consisting of a sorted list of your directory.
[04:50] <castillev> Hey, will my installation work fine if I remove the Ubuntu-desktop? I just want to uninstall the Open office stuff.
[04:51] <samd> linxeh-> i see it under ps -ef, thanks
[04:51] <castillev> Without removing gnome.
[04:51] <samd> linxeh->  what happens if i logout?
[04:51] <damion> and where would that file end up? on my desktop?
[04:51] <scatterp> dsnyders, sorry ran in to some problems every time i try to copy my 4.3gb file it says its stalled so i tried pinging google while i did as a sort of keep alive and it gives a error on the ping "no buffer space available" im guessing its copying to fast is there some way i can fix that ?
[04:52] <dsnyders> damion, cat wordlist|sort|uniq|wc would print a count of the unique words in the file.
[04:52] <GLG> ok as a preface i have an nvidia card installed on my LP running the xorg config driver and i want to use two screens both as seperate x screens however when the driver tries to save to the xorg.config.backup to enable two x screens it cannot i tried rm on the old file and now it says i can't make a new one any ideas?
[04:52] <samd> bastid_raZor-> what does disown do?? makes it run even if i logout?
[04:52] <damion> my wireless is working again
[04:52] <damion> woot
[04:52] <linxeh> samd: with a & process it will likely die; with screen it will carry on
[04:52] <linxeh> samd: generally screen is a better solution
[04:52] <dsnyders> damion, it would place the file in the directory that you ran the command from.
[04:52] <samd> linxeh-> i see, ill go for screen then, thanks
[04:53] <dsnyders> scatterp, either that or the destination is out of space.
[04:53] <bastid_raZor> samd: no, disowns it from the terminal window
[04:53] <legend2440> GLG: in terminal type  gksudo nvidia-settings.  then you can save settings
[04:53] <scatterp> destination has tons of space remember i cant ping google when i stall...
[04:53] <samd> bastid_raZor-> alright thanks
[04:53] <_Trinity_> hey all
[04:53] <scatterp> dsnyders,  destination has tons of space remember i cant ping google when i stall...
[04:53] <nanotube> !hi | _Trinity_
[04:54] <_Trinity_> say what does ubuntu list pendrives under /dev/ as? I don't see a sd* listing
[04:54] <hossam> hello i am trying to backup my 1.5TB drive, i just dragged and dropped the directories into the new drive, will this copy over my files marked as hidden as well?
[04:54] <nanotube> _Trinity_: if they are mounted, you can see them easily with command "mount" - it will show the device names in /dev for you
[04:54] <scatterp> dsnyders, is there a way to dramaticly increase the buffer space or to make it go slower ?
[04:54] <dsnyders> _Trinity_, removable disks are usually mounted under /media automatically.
[04:55] <saru> Ubuntu uses Xorg correct?
[04:55] <dsnyders> scatterp, If it's not that, I don't know what to suggest.
[04:55] <nanotube> saru: if you're running the gui, then yes
[04:56] <_Trinity_> dsnyders: not mine
[04:56] <scatterp> dsnyders, how can i convert my file.tgz in to a split archive that windows could recombine ?
[04:56] <saru> ok thanks, I need to look to make sure its running in OpenGL or not.
[04:57] <solarisBoy> anyway to change my intro music on 8.10 ?
[04:57] <_Trinity_> ls /media --> cdrom cdrom0 non of which are my pendrive
[04:57] <nanotube> saru: run "glxinfo | grep rendering" if it shows "yes" then you're good
[04:57] <GLG> legend2440: ok i saved it now i still can't apply the crt x screen
[04:57] <nanotube> _Trinity_: is the pen drive formatted?
[04:57] <nanotube> _Trinity_: does it show up in the output of 'mount' command?
[04:57] <venky80> does anyone else have this issue http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?pid=622057#p622057
[04:58] <_Trinity_> sure is
[04:58] <saru> it says yes
[04:59] <nanotube> saru: so that means you have 3d accel enabled...
[04:59] <saru> do you need opengl to run Compiz?
[04:59] <genii-around> No, composite
[04:59] <saru> i noticed when i ran Wine yesterday with World of Warcraft it ran really slow framerate wise and im trying to figure out why.
[04:59] <nanotube> saru: well, you should look up what the optimal settings are for your video card and driver...
[05:00] <ceacro> hi folks
[05:00] <ceacro> I have a problem
[05:00] <saru> this is a generic laptop =o)
[05:00] <nanotube> !ask | ceacro
[05:00] <_Trinity_> nanotube: what am I looking for there?
[05:00] <ceacro> with my wire RJ 45
[05:00] <ceacro> ethernet
[05:00] <ceacro> i
[05:00] <nanotube> _Trinity_: looking for where? :)
[05:00] <saru> runs WoW under Windows XP Pro "okay"
[05:00] <ceacro> ubuntu does not recognize it
[05:00] <_Trinity_> nanotube: wunder the output of "mount"?
[05:01] <mn3m0n1c> mad wifi
[05:01] <_Trinity_> I see my partitions and a few otehr things I can't make out
[05:01] <ceacro> it recognizes my 3GSM usb modem and wireless
[05:01] <nanotube> _Trinity_: pastebin your mount output
[05:01] <nanotube> _Trinity_: also, pastebin your output of "sudo fdisk -l" (will list all disks, even if they're not mounted)
[05:01] <ceacro> but does not identify the wire ethernet conection
[05:02] <ceacro> why is wrong with the conection?
[05:02] <dsnyders> ceacro, what is it connected to?
[05:03] <GLG> does any1 know why i can't apply my x screen settings i saved them to /etc/X11/ and toggled some other stuff and i can't add my second screen as another x screen
[05:03] <ceacro> I have a wire connection that ubuntu does not recognize.
[05:03] <ceacro> it is a atheros wire card
[05:03] <wrapster> I have a 17'' syncmaster crt monitor.. and soon after I installed ubuntu on my machine..  i've noticed that the monitor has begun to flicker insanely... what could be the problem and how can i resolve it? its almost impossible to look at the screen
[05:04] <ctmjr> solarisBoy: yes in system > preferences > sound > sounds you can change it but it has to be in .wav format and not to long maybe 10 seconds or so to work
[05:04] <dsnyders> ceacro, does it show up if you issue an ifconfig command.
[05:04] <thiebaude> GLC, you tried gksudo gedet /etc/X11/xorg.conf?
[05:04] <mo0nykit> I'm trying to resurrect an old PC (Celeron 733 MHz, 256MB RAM, 20GB HDD). But I cannot format my HDD with the ext3 filesystem. What could possibly be wrong?
[05:04] <solarisBoy> cool .. i was there but it appears i dont get the option to change,, was wondering do i need like sudo privs?
[05:04] <thiebaude> gedit
[05:04] <soreau> saru: You need opengl.. specifically you need drivers supporting the GLX_EXT_texture_from_pixmap extension enabled and working with hardware rendering
[05:04] <ceacro> but I see a lot of codes
[05:04] <Nemesis1911> hey guys
[05:04] <GLG> what should i add to the xorg.conf?
[05:05] <ceacro> I tried with fconfig
[05:05] <dsnyders> mo0nykit, have you partitioned the disk as ext3?
[05:05] <dsnyders> ceacro, ifconfig
[05:05] <ceacro> ifconfig
[05:05] <ceacro> yeah
[05:05] <dr3mro> hi where i can suggest an idea for ubuntu 10.4
[05:05] <ceacro> it shows a lot of codes I am not able to understand
[05:05] <dtek> savages
[05:06] <ctmjr> solarisBoy: on the login sound you should be able to click it and edit it without sudo
[05:06] <Nemesis1911> I gotta problem I installed Windows 7 and now I lost my Ubuntu its still there.. but how do I get multi boot screen up ???? Help please
[05:06] <mo0nykit> dsnyders, yup, i had it partitioned already. My first attempt was with the Minimal CD. When I got to the "write partition changes to disk", partitioning crashes at around 33%
[05:06] <solarisBoy> ok let me try again
[05:06] <^mNotIntelligent> hello everyone !
[05:06] <_Trinity_> .
[05:06] <thiebaude> !grub | Nemesis1911
[05:06] <yinlong> Nemesis1911,you can recovery it
[05:06] <GLG> i would not know where to begin with a text file of my display config the most i've ever done is conky's config
[05:06] <dr3mro> hi where i can suggest an idea for ubuntu 10.4
[05:06] <ceacro> it shows this:
[05:07] <ceacro> Link encap:Ethernet  direcciónHW 00:25:56:7b:ce:98
[05:07] <ceacro>           ARRIBA DIFUSIÓN MULTICAST  MTU:1500  Métrica:1
[05:07] <ceacro>           RX packets:0 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 frame:0
[05:07] <ceacro>           TX packets:0 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 carrier:0
[05:07] <ceacro>           colisiones:0 txqueuelen:1000
[05:07] <ceacro>           RX bytes:0 (0.0 B)  TX bytes:0 (0.0 B)
[05:07] <FloodBot2> ceacro: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:07] <_Trinity_> nanotube: wrong pastebin but it'll do http://pastebin.com/m22f3113d
[05:07] <durt> !brainstorm | dr3mro
[05:07] <^mNotIntelligent> !pb | ceacro
[05:07] <lightness> hi one question:how can i unistall virtualbox 3(from the website) from my ubuntu-gnome system?
[05:07] <dsnyders> mo0nykit, The drive may be kaput, maybe?
[05:07] <Nemesis1911> kewl kelw.. I'm gonna check the link guys.. thx<PHONE_NUMBER>000000000
[05:07] <^mNotIntelligent> lightness, add virtual box repo and use apt-get
[05:07] <ceacro> hi
[05:07] <solarisBoy> _Trinity_: does 'sudo fdisk -l' show the drive?
[05:08] <yinlong> Nemesis1911,do you have a live cd?
[05:08] <ghostbone> 呵呵
[05:08] <mo0nykit> dsnyders, yup, that's my main suspicion :( I even tried DamnSmallLinux, crashing at random points, throwing segmentation fault errors
[05:08] <^mNotIntelligent> lightness, can't you use apt-get
[05:08] <nanotube> _Trinity_: ok, so the mount output only shows your / and /home partitions (everything else is system cruft that's irrelevant to the present discussion). how about fdisk -l ?
[05:08] <ghostbone> my
[05:08] <Nemesis1911> yinlong.. have a gparted usb flash
[05:09] <lightness> ^mNotIntelligent tried apt-get but didnt work: couldnt find it
[05:09] <^mNotIntelligent> lightness, coool, then do it manually using dpkg
[05:09] <ceacro> what Can I do, my ethernet driver does not work
[05:09] <Nemesis1911> yinlong: I have a live cd..
[05:09] <ghostbone> 11
[05:09] <^mNotIntelligent> lightness, seems you installed it manually, right?
[05:09] <lightness> ^mNotIntelligent ok what is that?
[05:09] <yinlong> Nemesis1911,so you can use the command "grub" as root
[05:09] <solarisBoy> ceacro: whats your ethernet interface?
[05:09] <lightness> ^mNotIntelligent right
[05:09] <Nemesis1911> i'm in WINDOWS
[05:10] <solarisBoy> ceacro: can you try 'sudo ethtool <interface>' and see what it says
[05:10] <^mNotIntelligent> lightness, dpkg -r virtualbox-3 ...something like this prefix sudo if required
[05:10] <ceacro> it is a RJ45 wire with an Atheros fast Ethernet
[05:10] <yinlong> Nemesis1911,you are in windows?well,so you have to reboot into your live cd
[05:10] <solarisBoy> right.. i meant the label..
[05:10] <^mNotIntelligent> lightness, does that make sense?
[05:11] <scatterp> can any one help me i am using konqueror to try to copy some files 3gb/12gb/20gb and each time i get an error stalled and i become offline i have tried to ping google mean while to monitor the situation and i have seen an error from ping that says out of buffer space can any one help ?
[05:11] <solarisBoy> is it eth0? if so try running ethtool on it
[05:11] <lightness> ^mNotIntelligent what this command exacly does?
[05:11] <Nemesis1911> what do you mean by live CD yinlong?
[05:11] <yinlong> yeah,
[05:11] <solarisBoy> sudo ethtool eth0
[05:11] <^mNotIntelligent> lightness, it erases/removes the packages manually...
[05:11] <ceacro> ok, I will try, wait
[05:11] <yinlong> you can connect to me in your live CD.
[05:12] <wrapster> did anyone have such issues with ubuntu?
[05:12] <wrapster> can any one look at the issue?
[05:12] <_Trinity_> nanotube: fdisk -l is here http://pastebin.com/m1817ab53
[05:12] <^mNotIntelligent> lightness, keep in mind its not going to remove other dependencies...so avoid using this manual technique as far as possible..use apt-get
[05:12] <Nemesis1911> live cd?
[05:12] <^mNotIntelligent> wrapster, whats the issue
[05:12] <sebsebseb> !livecd |  Nemesis1911
[05:12] <lightness> ^mNotIntelligent ill give it try and then get back to you thnx
[05:12] <solarisBoy> _Trinity_: its not there
[05:12] <solarisBoy> only one drive i see
[05:12] <Nemesis1911> ohh ok and when I boot up with the UBUNRU cd what do I do
[05:12] <wrapster> ^mNotIntelligent: I have a 17'' syncmaster crt monitor.. and soon after I installed ubuntu on my machine..  i've noticed that the monitor has begun to flicker insanely... what could be the problem and how can i resolve it? its almost impossible to look at the screen
[05:12] <ceacro> it says there is not such a device
[05:12] <yinlong> Nemesis1911,do you really have a live CD?
[05:13] <Nemesis1911> UBUNTU 9.04 cd
[05:13] <_Trinity_> nanotube: fdisk -l is here http://pastebin.com/m1817ab53
[05:13] <^mNotIntelligent> lightness, i used the same methond to remove my vbox2.2 2 days back...so rest assured you dont need any dependencies to be taken care of...so its fine. just go ahead and remove it manually
[05:13] <solarisBoy> whats the name of ur eth0 int
[05:13] <_Trinity_> I'm here
[05:13] <ceacro> the only distro it makes it work is KUKI linux
[05:13] <^mNotIntelligent> lightness, no probs
[05:13] <solarisBoy> _Trinity_: its not there
[05:13] <solarisBoy> _Trinity_: there is one drive there
[05:13] <_Trinity_> yeah
[05:13] <ceacro> no problem to recognize my ethernet connection
[05:13] <yinlong> Nemesis1911,that's it
[05:13] <Nemesis1911> yinlong: ok and then?
[05:13] <solarisBoy> _Trinity_: when you plug in the drive,, what output do you get in dmesg?
[05:13] <nanotube> _Trinity_: well, there's only one disk showing in fdisk -l - so your usb stick is not being seen by the system at all...
[05:13] <^mNotIntelligent> wrapster, its flickering too much...okey....wait a min
[05:13] <lightness> ^mNotIntelligent probs?
[05:13] <yinlong> use the command "grub" as root
[05:14] <_Trinity_> nanotube: yes I thought so
[05:14] <^mNotIntelligent> nevermind
[05:14] <ctmjr> wrapster: try to change the refresh rate you should have a display settings in your menu
[05:14] <wrapster> ^mNotIntelligent: too much as in the case of a drunken maniac!!!! trying to drive a car
[05:14] <wrapster> its that bad
[05:14] <nanotube> _Trinity_: is the usb stick plugged in? are you plugging it in directly, or through a usb hub? also, as solarisBoy says, check your system log for any interesting messages when you plug in your stick.
[05:14] <solarisBoy> _Trinity_: unplug the drive run "tail -f /var/log/messages &" and plug it back in
[05:14] <_Trinity_> but there is a command I can't think of right now where something shows up a Kisngston and it's not ram
[05:14] <^mNotIntelligent> wrapster, must be monitor refresh rate issue...change thta
[05:14] <yinlong> Nemesis1911,do you know which partition your boot partition is?
[05:14] <solarisBoy> ceacro: has the card ever worked?
[05:15] <dsnyders> _Trinity_, are you thinking of lsusb?
[05:15] <Nemesis1911> ext3
[05:15] <ceacro> yeah, with kuki linux
[05:15] <ceacro> with windows xp
[05:15] <_Trinity_> the usb stick is plugged into my keyboard
[05:15] <solarisBoy> hmm
[05:15] <wrapster> ctmjr: i did open it up but it says "it appears your graphics drivers are not supported"
[05:15] <solarisBoy> _Trinity_: is that usb drive recognized?
[05:15] <wrapster> ctmjr: im have a nvdia 8series
[05:15] <solarisBoy> slot rather
[05:15] <wrapster> that is not supported>?
[05:15] <^mNotIntelligent> wrapster, put your h/w details...
[05:15] <_Trinity_> dsnyders: yes
[05:15] <yinlong> Nemesis1911,i mean how many partitions are there in your HD?
[05:15] <thiebaude> wrapster, which graphics card do you have?
[05:16] <Nemesis1911> 3
[05:16] <Nemesis1911> yinlong : sorry 2
[05:16] <_Trinity_> dsnyders:  Bus 001 Device 005: ID 13fe:1a20 Kingston Technology Company Inc.
[05:16] <nanotube> _Trinity_: try "lsusb" command, too.
[05:16] <dsnyders> _Trinity_, Try plugging the usb into the machine directly.  I've had problems in the past with keyboard usb slots not having enough power
[05:16] <solarisBoy> i agree with dsnyders
[05:16] <Nemesis1911> yinlong: 1 ntfs .. and one for ubuntu
[05:16] <nanotube> dsnyders: heh, you beat me on the lsusb, then.
[05:16] <yinlong> Nemesis1911,only two?oh,ok
[05:17] <wrapster> thiebaude: nvidia geforce 8 series
[05:17] <ctmjr> wrapster: what does system > administration > hardware drivers show?
[05:17] <nanotube> _Trinity_: as they say, try plugging it in directly - that was the reason i asked you earlier if it's plugged in directly or through a hub. :)
[05:17] <thiebaude> wrapster, my bad, i seen that earlier
[05:17] <Nemesis1911> yinlong: so how do I get back into Ubuntu cuz windows is killig me
[05:17] <_Trinity_> nanotube: I got something
[05:17]  * thiebaude time to get coffee
[05:17] <solarisBoy> ceacro: whats the exact name of your card?
[05:17] <_Trinity_> nanotube: Sep 21 00:17:08 MaiNethuerc kernel: [44780.324366] usb 1-1.3: USB disconnect, address 5
[05:18] <wrapster> it says i need to activate a few accelerated graphics drivers, Nvidia version 180...
[05:18] <ceacro> atheros AR8132 PCI-E fast ethernet C
[05:18] <wrapster> will activate it and get back to you
[05:18] <ctmjr> wrapster: ok
[05:19] <solarisBoy> netbook?
[05:19] <nanotube> _Trinity_: is that when you plug in through the keyboard? or when directly?
[05:19] <ceacro> yeah
[05:19] <solarisBoy> hmm
[05:19] <ceacro> it is a netbook
[05:19] <yinlong> Nemesis1911,frist,as i told you ,use the command "grub" int ubuntu as root.
[05:19] <GLG> shouldn't the x screen stay as configured if i save the settings and reset?
[05:19] <_Trinity_> nanotube: I'm stil pluggin it into the keyboard
[05:19] <solarisBoy> 9.04?
[05:19] <Nemesis1911> yinlong : ok grup
[05:19] <ceacro> yeah
[05:20] <ceacro> ubuntu remix 9.4 special for the acer one netbook
[05:20] <solarisBoy> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=770173&page=9 <-- ceacro
[05:20] <solarisBoy> interesting
[05:20] <_Trinity_> nanotube: tail -f /var/log/messages &  http://pastebin.com/m2c5bff39
[05:20] <yinlong> Nemesis1911,secondly,use the command "roo (hd0,X)"
[05:20] <lightness> ^mNotIntelligent tried it and gave this message: "dpkg - warning: ignoring request to remove virtualbox which isn't installed"
[05:20] <nanotube> _Trinity_: well, try it directly - if ubuntu doesn't like it when plugged through the keyboard, there's little you can do to convince it otherwise. (unless google turns up something interesting)
[05:20] <Nemesis1911> ok
[05:20] <ceacro> I am working now in my 3GSM usb modem
[05:21] <solarisBoy> i see
[05:21] <ADmiral> Hello #ubuntu, please help me get my microphone to work! I already tried the "alsamixer→unmute everything" solution.
[05:21] <nanotube> _Trinity_: ah, insufficient available bus power - well, there's your couse.
[05:21] <nanotube> _Trinity_: cause, that is.
[05:21] <^mNotIntelligent> lightness, first get the complete pkg name useing this: dpkg -l | grep -i virtualbox
[05:21] <^mNotIntelligent> lightness, seems you put wrong/incomplete name hence that message
[05:21] <solarisBoy> i figured the device wasn't receiving proper power
[05:21] <_Trinity_> hey guys, when I unplug the endrive lsusb doesn't list Bus 001 Device 006: ID 13fe:1a20 Kingston Technology Company Inc.
[05:21] <yinlong> Nemesis1911,the "X" in "root (hd0,X)" refers to the number of your ext3 partiton
[05:21] <Nemesis1911> yinlong: thats it?
[05:22] <solarisBoy> thats usually the culprit for usb weirdness
[05:22] <_Trinity_> nanotube: Oohhh there it is. Thanks nano.
[05:22] <_Trinity_> I'm going to try it directly
[05:22] <nanotube> _Trinity_: so, if you have any usb ports on the machine itself, plug directly
[05:23] <nanotube> _Trinity_: yea :)
[05:23] <ceacro> it recognizes everything but ethernet
[05:23] <ceacro> my wireless works like charm
[05:23] <yinlong> Nemesis1911,thridly,use "setup (hd0)"
[05:23] <_Trinity_> lsusb lists it as a Kinston device again
[05:24] <_Trinity_> now that it's plugged straight into the mac
[05:24]  * ^mNotIntelligent lemme have some coffee
[05:24] <scatterp> can any one help me i am using konqueror to try to copy some files 3gb/12gb/20gb and each time i get an error stalled and i become offline i have tried to ping google mean while to monitor the situation and i have seen an error from ping that says out of buffer space can any one help ? or is there a way i can split my file up and recombine it in windows with out damaging it ?
[05:24] <yinlong> Nemesis1911,lastly,use "quit".and it's over
[05:24] <Nemesis1911> yinlong: ok kew thx dude.. .. yer awsome
[05:24] <yinlong> Nemesis1911,clear?
[05:24] <^mNotIntelligent> lightness, did you try that?
[05:25]  * dsnyders holds his cup towards ^mNotIntelligent hopefully
[05:25] <saru> how do I figure out what graphics drivers Ubuntu installed from the Live CD?
[05:25] <scatterp> dsnyders, is there a way to split the file and recombine it in windows with out damaging it (its important data)
[05:25] <Nemesis1911> yup grub,,, root (hd0,x) and then setup (hd0) and all done right..
[05:26] <ctmjr> saru it's vesa
[05:26] <dsnyders> scatterp, you could try zipping it.
[05:26] <lightness> ^mNotIntelligent yes and then tried it apt-get remove with the correct name and worked many thanks
[05:26] <saru> ?
[05:26] <scatterp> dsnyders, how do i make it a split zip ?
[05:26] <^mNotIntelligent> lightness, cool....you're welcome
[05:26] <saru> is Vesa just some standard graphics driver?
[05:26] <scatterp> dsnyders,  like 500mb a piece
[05:26] <solarisBoy> ha . i make my login theme the Xfile intro music
[05:26] <solarisBoy> =>
[05:26] <yinlong> Nemesis1911,do you know what X in "root (hd0,X)" means?it's the key.
[05:26] <ADmiral> Hi, [repeating] please help me with my microphone! /dev/audio does give output, but recording via ALSA doesn't work.
[05:27] <ctmjr> saru: the graphics driver is vesa by default on the live cd
[05:27] <Nemesis1911> yinlong: what key?
[05:27] <dsnyders> scatterp, there's a program called zipsplit which might help.
[05:27] <solarisBoy> is it muted?
[05:27] <scatterp> ok
[05:27] <yinlong> Nemesis1911,i mean it's IMPORTANT.
[05:27] <saru> ctmjr, i've already installed Ubuntu onto the system though and wanna figure out what driver my graphics card is using.
[05:27] <ADmiral> no, sadly not :( I did the alsamixer - unmute everything thing
[05:27] <scatterp> hrm dont see it on the repos
[05:28] <yinlong> Nemesis1911,do you know the number of your ext3 partition is?
[05:28] <ADmiral> I get either a faint noise or a loud screeching one, but can't record properly.
[05:28] <dsnyders> scatterp, or you might try scp/putty and pull it from the windows end instead of pushing it from the linux end.
[05:29] <scatterp> dsnyders, i thought of that not sure how to do that....
[05:29] <ctmjr> saru: that is not what you asked but try this egrep "Loading /usr/lib/xorg/modules/drivers" /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[05:29] <Nemesis1911> yinlong: i'm not sure
[05:30] <_Trinity_> nanotube: hey fdisk -l again doesn't show any pendrive disk but the tail -f /var/log/messages & made mention of a sd*
[05:30] <strings> hi, i downloaded and installed google gadgets (.deb) in my ubuntu 9.04 ...but it is having only few gadgets. How can i add more gadgets to it?
[05:30] <_Trinity_> nanotube: so I tried sudo mount -t vfat /dev/sda1 /mnt/pendrive
[05:30] <_Trinity_> nanotube: and that didn't work but sudo mount -t vfat /dev/sda1 /mnt/pendrive
[05:30] <_Trinity_> rahter
[05:30] <saru> ctmjr, it came back with (II) Loading /usr/lib/xorg/modules/drivers//intel_drv.so
[05:30] <chez> how do i partition my /home folder ?
[05:30] <legend2440> ADmiral: i can't remember where i got these instructions but they worked for me   http://paste.ubuntu.com/275044/
[05:31] <Nemesis1911> i'm gonna go give it a try brb yinlong!!!
[05:31] <chez> how do i partition my /home folder without formatting ?
[05:31] <Berzerker> anyone having a problem installing add-ons for firefox right now?
[05:31] <yinlong> Nemesis1911,if you are not sure,you can try the "X" from 0 to 1 now that there are only two partitons in all.
[05:31] <_Trinity_> sudo mount -t vfat /dev/sda1 /mnt/pendrive
[05:31] <_Trinity_> did work
[05:31] <_Trinity_> thanks guys
[05:31] <ADmiral> legend2440: thanks, I'll try that
[05:31] <ctmjr> saru: it is loading the intel driver
[05:31] <nanotube> _Trinity_: glad it worked out :)
[05:31] <surgy> when i try to install amarok im getting the error
[05:31] <surgy> Failed to fetch cdrom://Ubuntu 9.04 _Jaunty Jackalope_
[05:31] <saru> ctmjr, i guess so, after i typed that in it spit me back into the command prompt
[05:32] <surgy> !dpkg
[05:32] <nanotube> Berzerker: err.. no?
[05:32] <_Trinity_> nanotube: thanks to you and other that pitched in
[05:32] <nanotube> _Trinity_: yw :)
[05:32] <scatterp> do i need to start some kinda scp server here in linux i found a client in windows ?
[05:33] <solarisBoy> scp server is sshd
[05:33] <m0r0n> How can I get my pictures from my blackberry onto Ubuntu
[05:33] <strings> hi, i downloaded and installed google gadgets (.deb) in my ubuntu 9.04 ...but it is having only few gadgets. How can i add more gadgets to it?
[05:33] <ctmjr> saru: that is what it should do it just finds the driver line in the log and prints it to the screen
[05:33] <solarisBoy> if thats running ur windows client should only need to connect to ssh
[05:34] <Berzerker> nanotube: mine is just stuck on connecting for all add-ons I try to download
[05:35] <ctmjr> saru: are you having problems with it or just wanting to know what the driver was?
[05:35] <saru> well im having frame rate issues with World of Warcraft while using Wine
[05:35] <nanotube> Berzerker: hrm, just tried, works for me... try going to the website addons.mozilla.org, and installing through there, instead of using the panel - maybe that will work for you
[05:35] <saru> the settings in the game are turned all day to really low.
[05:35] <Berzerker> nanotube: wasn't working for me either.
[05:36] <saru> i ran grep rendering and it came back as "yes" so i know OpenGL is working
[05:36] <nanotube> Berzerker: the website wasn't working?
[05:36] <saru> but im thinking maybe im missing some sort of extra driver to make things run better
[05:36] <Berzerker> nanotube: no the website worked, but I still couldn't install anything, btw do you know how to fix the "choose an application" when clicking on "open containing folder" in firefox
[05:37] <saru> ctmjr, i just checked the package manager and it says im running xserver-xorg-video-intel 2:2.6.3-0ubuntu9.3
[05:37] <ctmjr> saru: are you on jaunty?
[05:37] <nanotube> Berzerker: when you say "couldn't install anything" - what happened? did you get some error message, or what?
[05:38] <saru> don't know what Jaunty is...
[05:38] <Berzerker> nanotube: nope, just sits at Connecting to releases.mozilla.org....
[05:38] <nanotube> Berzerker: also, no, never ran into that problem... for open containing folder.
[05:38] <ctmjr> saru: what ubuntu distro are you using
[05:38] <thiebaude> saru, which graphics card do you have?
[05:38] <nanotube> Berzerker: that's weird, it shouldn't be connecting to 'releases.mozilla.org', but to 'addons.mozilla.org'
[05:39] <saru> thiebaude, i am trying to figure that out to make sure i have or need to get the correct drivers for it
[05:39] <nanotube> Berzerker: or are you trying to upgrade the browser itself?
[05:39] <Berzerker> no
[05:39] <Berzerker> I'm trying to install addons
[05:39] <saru> im running Ubuntu 9.04 i believe
[05:39] <Berzerker> I go to addons.mozilla.org, search for adblock plus
[05:39] <genii-around> saru: "Jaunty" is a prticular Ubuntu version (9.04)    command: lsb_release -a               tells what version you have
[05:39] <Berzerker> click add to firefox, and sits at connecting
[05:39] <GLG> ok this is becoming irritating i can't apply the xorg.conf settings unless i save and reset the server but when i reset it resets to before i saved grrrrrrrr
[05:39] <saru> im running what ever version came from ubuntu.org
[05:39] <saru> i just hit download and got the iso =o)
[05:40] <ctmjr> !intel | saru see if this helps
[05:40] <nanotube> Berzerker: ah yes i see it does connect to releases.moz in the process... but it works just fine for me. don't know what could be causing your problem...
[05:40] <Berzerker> nanotube: everything else internet related is working fine
[05:40] <thiebaude> saru, if you have intel 810 or 815 you will def have problems
[05:41] <saru> thiebaude, why do you say that?
[05:41] <nanotube> Berzerker: strange... as a workaround, you could try going to adblockplus.org directly, downloading the latest .xpi from there to your hd, then installing it by opening it from firefox.
[05:41] <saru> thiebaude, the sticker says X3100
[05:41] <thiebaude> !intel | saru
[05:41] <thiebaude> saru, how old is your computer?
[05:42] <Berzerker> nanotube: yeah, I also realized I'm on 3.0.14, and should be on 3.5
[05:42] <saru> thiebaude, maybe a few years old... its one of those from like Office Max etc.  Was given to me as a gift
[05:42] <Berzerker> nanotube: well I believe I should be using 3.5, because I like it better.
[05:42] <servo> question for yall: how do i connect to a server (via an ip address) on linux (xubuntu)
[05:42] <thiebaude> saru, is it a dell?
[05:42] <saru> its a Aspire 5720z model
[05:42] <saru> Acer
[05:42] <thiebaude> ok
[05:42] <saru> "crappy laptop" in my opinion
[05:42] <Neil3> good moaning :)
[05:42] <ctmjr> saru: try this lspci | grep -i vga
[05:43] <saru> its giving me Mobile GM965/GL960 Integrated Graphics Controller
[05:43] <servo> question for yall: how do i connect to a server (via an ip address) on linux (xubuntu
[05:43] <kevin|demarest> saru: I have the graphics chip
[05:44] <kevin|demarest> *same
[05:44] <saru> kevin|demarest, do you use Wine and run WoW with it?
[05:44] <kevin|demarest> saru: no
[05:44] <saru> i am having frame rate issues with this card or setup for some reason i just installed this OS yesterday
[05:45] <kevin|demarest> saru:  compiz doesn't even run, I don't have any hope for WoW working very well on this card
[05:45] <servo> Help plz?
[05:45] <ADmiral> Thanks to legend2440, my mic now works, yay! But there's a loud background noise and I can't get rid of it by playing with the volume controls. Is there any sort of filter I could apply to sound recording, like the "Noise Removal" Effect in Audacious?
[05:45] <kevin|demarest> saru: correction, it runs, but it locks up
[05:45] <saru> compiz seems to run fine for me...
[05:46] <kevin|demarest> saru: maybe we don't have the exact same chip
[05:46] <servo> can some one help meee?
[05:46] <nanotube> Berzerker: well, you could try using ubuntuzilla to get the official mozilla build of ff 3.5
[05:46] <kevin|demarest> saru: I have a toshiba u305-s7448
[05:46] <nanotube> servo: what protocol? ssh?
[05:46] <Berzerker> nanotube: ubuntuzilla?
[05:46] <ctmjr> servo: i do not know much about it but i believe it is ssh -C name@ip address
[05:46] <servo> smb
[05:46] <saru> i've got the Acer Aspire 5720z
[05:46] <thiebaude> kevin | demarest , does your X freeze up
[05:46] <servo> thx ctmjr ill try it
[05:46] <mezquitale> !karmic
[05:46] <kevin|demarest> thiebaude: yeah
[05:46] <saru> but on their website it does not specify what chip is really inside the laptop
[05:47] <Berzerker> nanotube: but firefox won't update 3.0* to 3.5*
[05:47] <kevin|demarest> thiebaude: I have the ppa for new intel drivers, which actually got compiz to work at all.  I'm running Jaunty
[05:47] <saru> thats why im curious to know if Ubuntu just installed some default driver verse the correct driver.
[05:47] <Berzerker> nanotube: you need to install firefox-3.5 for that
[05:47] <thiebaude> kevin | demarest, samething for me but i found a fix
[05:47] <kevin|demarest> saru: there is only one driver for intel integrated graphics
[05:48] <kevin|demarest> saru: different version, but one driver for all chips, from what I understand
[05:48] <saru> is mine the latest one?
[05:48] <drhelskt> hey guy. easy question here. i put in a brand new hard drive. 1.5tb i formatted it to ext3. i had to mount it. and now it seems it is read only. i want to have the drive part of ubuntu. i dont want to have to mount it. and of course i was to be able to write to it aswell. any suggestions?
[05:48] <nanotube> Berzerker: indeed, hence my suggestion for ubuntuzilla...
[05:48] <servo> ctmjr, i guess my question would be. can i connect to the files on the server im running on....aka: im sitting on the server
[05:49] <kevin|demarest> saru: couldn't say.  I'm not sure how the intel video driver works.  If I do an lshw there isn't a file that seems to be used for the intel driver.
[05:49] <DesertEagle> hello all!
[05:50] <Berzerker> nanotube: well I still can't install any add-ons, even after installing 3.5
[05:50] <kevin|demarest> !hello | DesertEagle
[05:50] <kevin|demarest> God, I shouldn't use that greeting.  Hello DesertEagle
[05:50] <DesertEagle> could someone explain to me why when i open several youtube videos in separate tabs in firefox, my mouse acts up stupid
[05:50] <nanotube> Berzerker: try the direct route by getting the xpi
[05:50] <thiebaude> haha
[05:50] <Berzerker> nanotube: yeah but there are other add-ons I'd like to install as well
[05:50] <DesertEagle> kevin: your greeting makes sense! :)
[05:51] <kevin|demarest> DesertEagle: I can make an educated guess:  Too much cpu usage in firefox?
[05:51] <drhelskt> can anyone help me out? i asked my question 5 mins ago. should i of formatted the drive to ext2?
[05:51] <nanotube> Berzerker: same workaround applies - every addon generally has its own website, and puts up the latest xpi on it.
[05:52] <DesertEagle> kevin: not really, only three tabs, but my mouse will start having right click issues and window focus issues
[05:52] <DesertEagle> (using openbox)
[05:52] <Krux0>  anyone know any good stock ticker software?
[05:52] <nanotube> drhelskt: no, ext3 is just fine. just need to mount it read/write, instead of readonly.
[05:52] <athlon_> anyone have issues with the 64 bit versions?
[05:52] <Berzerker> nanotube: restarting fixed it lol.l
[05:52] <nanotube> Berzerker: heh nice
[05:52] <Berzerker> nanotube: the computer that is
[05:52] <drhelskt> nanotube. what software package i need to have that done.
[05:53] <kevin|demarest> DesertEagle: not familiar with openbox
[05:53] <ctmjr> servo: your connected to the server and you want to access certain files?
[05:53] <nanotube> drhelskt: is that an internal disk, or usb?
[05:54] <saru> hmm with WoW im getting like 1.4 FPS
[05:54] <saru> i even turned off compiz
[05:54] <ctmjr> !wow
[05:54] <drhelskt> internal. sata. brand new. freashly formatted to ext3. (can i format to ext4)
[05:55] <nanotube> drhelskt: well, then you just need to edit your fstab and add an entry for that disk and where you want it mounted.
[05:55] <thiebaude> !unreal tournament
[05:55] <nanotube> !fstab | drhelskt
[05:55] <legend2440> saru: in terminal type  glxgears  what framerate you get?
[05:56] <saru> 540.169
[05:56] <nemesis1911> yinlong: ya in here still..
[05:56] <saru> 584.456
[05:56] <nemesis1911> yinlong: I'm back in Ubuntu
[05:56] <saru> i know the graphics card can play wow, it works fine under windows..
[05:57] <drhelskt> nanoany reason to format to ext4? is it better?
[05:57] <ADmiral> Does anyone know how I can set up a new virtual ALSA capture device that will output/mix-together both my mic and also what comes through the speakers?
[05:57] <saru> there is just some setting that is not right with either Wine, Xorg... or something.
[05:57] <ADmiral> (or whatever it takes to do the same thing)
[05:57] <ctmjr> !beer
[05:57] <nanotube> drhelskt: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ext4
[05:57] <thiebaude> drhelskt, ext4 is faster
[05:59] <nanotube> drhelskt: in short: up to you, but there's a slightly increased chance of data loss in case of crash.
[05:59] <saru> legend2440, im getting around 500 FPS
[05:59] <legend2440> ADmiral: are you able to record what the soundcard is playing?
[05:59] <ADmiral> nope, not even in Windows
[05:59] <nanotube> drhelskt: but it has some speed advantages. so... if you're going to just use it as a data dump drive, go for data integrity, i'd say, and stick with ext3
[06:00] <ADmiral> I need a software way around the fact I don't have such a device set up by default
[06:01] <nemesis1911> OMG I just got may ubuntu to work again.. after loosing it to a windows 7 install.. how do I multi boot between win7 thats already installed?
[06:01] <Biovore> need to add a chainloader line to grub configuration
[06:01] <legend2440> ADmiral: here are instructions that worked for me   http://paste.ubuntu.com/275051/
[06:01] <chez> how do i partition my /home folder without formatting ?
[06:02] <legend2440> saru: what graphics card?
[06:02] <nemesis1911> how do I add Windows 7 in the GRUB ??????
[06:02] <saru> intel
[06:02] <ADmiral> legend2440: I remember following similar instructions before, but I'll try them anyways, thanks!
[06:03] <genii-around> om26er: Anyhow, the basic idea is.. when it says something like: Depends packagename (>=1.2.3whatever)   then the result of: apt-cache policy packagename gives you the candidate's version numbers to use as a specific version to ask it to install, as we did just earlier
[06:03] <zalincognito> I'm pretty new to Linux, and I'm needing some help getting sound to work. I guess I can't find the correct driver and Ubuntu doesn't recognize that it needs to get one.
[06:03] <genii-around> Apologies, wrong channel
[06:03] <saru> legend2440, lspci tells me Intel Corporation Mobile GM965/GL960 Integrated graphics controller
[06:04] <nemesis1911> can anyone help me with my multi boot
[06:04] <legend2440> !intel | saru
[06:05] <Dave0101> nemesis1911: I've never done it with Win7 but this might help... http://blog.lokonopa.com/grub-up-windows-7/
[06:05] <nemesis1911> Dave0101: thx I'll check out the link .. ;-)
[06:06] <preetam> please let me know is it advisable to upgrade my ubuntu 8.04 to 8.10 and then to 9.04 i am using a Dell Vostro 1400 laptop with nvidia driver
[06:06] <preetam> i am bit sceptical
[06:07] <mezquitale> ADmiral, you want to basically first record yourself sing and then you want to record yourself again singing to what you first recorded??? something like that?
[06:09] <ADmiral> mezquitale: I want to play games and comment on them, then stream the whole thing to someone else. By the way, I also could use a hint on a good live video streaming application ;)
[06:09] <ADmiral> And I don't want to lose the in-game sounds.
[06:09] <Dave0101> Anyone who knows... I've recently disabled root over ssh in Ubuntu LTS.  I do need an ssh account with permissions to /var/www/.  I was told to change ownership on everything to www-data.www-data, despite default owner being root.  Should I make a new account, and will adding it to the www-data group give me standard +rw on everything?
[06:09] <mezquitale> preetam, if it aint broken, dont fix it, i've had BIG issues every since I upgraded and going back to 8.04 didnt help much either so dont upgrade unless you have a good reason
[06:09] <chez> how do i partition my /home folder without formatting ?
[06:10] <wrapster> ctmjr: i did activate the drivers but now once its done.. Do i need to reboot? coz there is no activity in that window.. And when i try to close it... its not responding?
[06:10] <preetam> that is why I am waiting for the 10.04 LTS so that I can directly upgrade to the 10.04 LTS
[06:10] <legend2440> chez: you mean move /home to its own partition?
[06:10] <ADmiral> mezquitale and legend2440: I have now tried the record-from-Mix guide, and I have none of the 3 devices in my alsamixer that the guide claims I "must" have. Setting the Input Source to "Mix" also does nothing.
[06:10] <ctmjr> wrapster: yes a reboot is needed
[06:11] <wrapster> ok will comply and revert
[06:11] <wrapster> thanks
[06:11] <chez> legend2440: i have a 160Gb drive with 6 Gb free space left
[06:11] <ADmiral> Maybe there's another way to capture the output, let ALSA do it instead of the sound card? there has to be!
[06:11] <DesertEagle> OMG please help :(
[06:11] <nanotube> Dave0101: well, the stuff in /var/www better be readable by the user under whose name your webserver is running.
[06:11] <DesertEagle> stupid mosue won't work right
[06:12] <nanotube> Dave0101: if you have any dynamic content, writable too.
[06:12] <mezquitale> ADmiral, if youre going to be commenting on a video format then I don't know how to do that.  Audacity does let you record over an existing recording but I never tried doing it over video
[06:12] <nanotube> Dave0101: once you have those constraints satisfield - you can do whatever you want.
[06:12] <Dave0101> nanotube: I just did a ps list and it looks like apache has one proc as root, rest as www-data
[06:12] <chez> legend2440: i want to make a partition on the drive and then move my home folder their wihtout deleting anything
[06:12] <Dave0101> nanotube: since doing the chown www-data.www-data, all still serves up properly.
[06:13] <saru> where is the xorg config located in Ubuntu?
[06:13] <ADmiral> legend2440, ok thanks, right now I'm trying to mix together mic input and soundcard output, I'll look for a streaming application later.
[06:13] <Dave0101> nanotube: I guess I'm looking for best practice.  Is it to give g+rw on everything and make a new user that's a member of www-data?
[06:13] <nanotube> Dave0101: yea, in ubuntu apache runs as www-data user...
[06:13] <ctmjr> saru: /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[06:13] <ADmiral> mezquitale: I meant to write that to you, not legend2440 ;)
[06:13] <legend2440> chez: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/separatehome
[06:14] <saru> ctmjr, thank you
[06:14] <nanotube> Dave0101: yea, that would be the 'usual' way to do it. nothing wrong with it.
[06:14] <Bobrobyn> Does anyone know how to uninstall cij for java, and install the real one?
[06:14] <Dave0101> nanotube: Good deal.  I'll make those changes.  Appreciate the help!
[06:15] <mezquitale> ADmiral, maybe someone in #alsa can help you out, you have to go there earlier though when the gurus are around
[06:15] <linuxguy2009> Anyone have experience with a Dell mini 10v and Jaunty or even Hardy for that matter? I'm trying to get the webcam mic to work. I go to /proc/asound/ I have the phone/mic jacks on the side show up as device "Intel" and within that folder there is pcm0c and pcm0p, c meaning capture device and p meaning playback device. Doesnt seem to list a second device for the webcam mic. This probably a kernel support issue?
[06:15] <wrapster> ctmjr: excellent it worked.. but i have a slight issue with the screen resolution.. now i have a resolution of 1027x768 earlier i was able to see a much higher resolution.. how may i get the same
[06:16] <nanotube> Dave0101: no prob :)
[06:16] <nanotube> Bobrobyn: the "real" java is package "sun-java6-jre" (or -jdk), so just install that one.
[06:16] <ADmiral> mezquitale, and they won't be angry with me for asking an Ubuntu related question, where Ubuntu uses PulseAudio? :) I don't even know how ALSA relates to PulseAudio, but I hope they won't turn me down for off-topic'ing or anything.
[06:16] <mezquitale> linuxguy2009, ever since pulseaudio made its debut in jaunty configuring a mic is a pain.  I was never able to do it that's why Im trying karmic alpha release
[06:17] <linuxguy2009> mezquitale: You have a Mini or something simaler you have a mic issue with too?
[06:17] <mezquitale> ADmiral, the answer is simple.  Tell them youre using jaunty and are having serious issues.  You dont want to use pulseaudio, you want to use ALSA.  Tell them what you want to do and if someone is around they will guide you through the process
[06:17] <guru_> HI ALL
[06:18] <ctmjr> wrapster: you should have a program in the menu called nvidia xserver settings look in system > preferences
[06:18] <Bobrobyn> nanotube, thanks.
[06:18] <ADmiral> mezquitale: Thank you very much, I'll try it either way, right now, even if the gurus might not be around.
[06:18] <mezquitale> linuxguy2009, no, I have a Dell Laptop and the mic used to work fine with 8.10.  I wanted to try jaunty and now I realize the mistake I made, it's too late to fix it so I just move on
[06:18] <saru> does ubuntu set a default root passwod?
[06:18] <nanotube> Bobrobyn: np :)
[06:18] <nanotube> !root | saru
[06:19] <linuxguy2009> mezquitale: Right. Im downloading 9.10 Alpha 6 to see if it works in that. Crossing my fingers. Plus I can help report bugs so thats a good thing too.
[06:19] <Dave0101> ubottu: Ha!
[06:19] <Dave0101> doh
[06:20] <nanotube> Dave0101: ubottu is a bot :P
[06:20] <Dave0101> I see that now. :)
[06:20] <wrapster> ctmjr: yes i've opened it up
[06:20] <legend2440> saru: no if you want  root terminal type   sudo -i in  terminal.  if you are editing xorg.conf then type   gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[06:20] <Dave0101> I should have guess, that's clearly too witty for off-the-cuff!
[06:20] <mezquitale> linuxguy2009, if youre going to download Alpha6 then you  might as well try ubuntustudio, that's what it's for and it's got plenty of already configured applications
[06:20] <Casper1> hey im trying to get my wifi to work with ubuntu.linux 9.04 but having trouble. help some1?
[06:20] <ctmjr> wrapster: you can change the settings in there
[06:21] <nanotube> Dave0101: hehe so i should try to avoid being too witty, or else people will think i'm a bot? i'm not sure i'm liking the sound of that. :)
[06:21] <mezquitale> Casper1, what error are you getting??  are you using the network applet?
[06:21] <Dave0101> Right.  What do they call it... a turing test?
[06:22] <Casper1> yes im using the network applet
[06:22] <Casper1> yesterday
[06:22] <Casper1> i tried to get it to work
[06:22] <saru> legend2440, thank you it helped me :)
[06:22] <Casper1> i could connect but i couldnt get on the internet, and today i cant even detect the connection
[06:22] <nanotube> Dave0101: indeed.
[06:23] <saru> how do i go about restarting my X without logging off just Ctrl Alt Backspace?
[06:23] <legend2440> saru: you may want to backup old  xorg.conf first in case anything goes wrong
[06:23] <wrapster> ctmjr: yes i changed that.. but i noticed that if i go any higher than 1024x768 it starts to flicker again.
[06:23] <wrapster> but at that resolution its perfect
[06:23] <ramkumar_> hi budd
[06:23] <saru> legend2440, i did :)
[06:23] <saru> is it the same as other distro's to restart it, ctrl alt backspace?
[06:23] <ctmjr> wrapster: can you change the refresh rate make it higher?
[06:24] <legend2440> !dontzap | saru
[06:24] <mezquitale> Casper1, you might want to check if the wireless is actually on.  Type "iwconfig" and you should see a little more detail on the configuration
[06:24] <nanotube> saru: i recall there being some talk about disabling ctl-alt-bksp... try it, if it doesn't work, just ctl-alt-f2 to a vty, and run "sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart"
[06:24] <ramkumar_> how i lock the folders in ubuntu?
[06:24] <legend2440> saru: in jaunty  ctrl alt backspace has been disabled
[06:24] <Casper1> says no wireless conections
[06:24] <mezquitale> Casper1, are you on the wireless router now and with your laptop in front of you?
[06:25] <saru> legend2440, so how do you normally restart your X manager?
[06:25] <mezquitale> !zap
[06:25] <Casper1> no im using my modem right now
[06:25] <mezquitale> !dontzap
[06:25] <nanotube> legend2440: alt-sysrq-k ? wtf? in what way is that better than ctl-alt-bs ?
[06:25] <mamooli> is there anybody there?
[06:25] <nanotube> mamooli: where?
[06:25] <ramkumar_> saru :  how i lock the folders in ubuntu?
[06:25] <ramkumar_> yes
[06:26] <n8tuser> nanotube-> thats been around since forever, people are just no aware of it
[06:26] <om26er> mamooli: ur soo mamooli
[06:26] <wrapster> ctmjr: ok did it.. thanks
[06:26] <n8tuser> not*
[06:26] <legend2440> nanotube: its not better. i dont think they should have disabled  ctrl alt backspace
[06:26] <mamooli> heloo, look i have installed and uninstalled several times apche but when i reinstall it again it says not found when i type localhost
[06:26] <zoopie> does anyone know how i can turn off asking for user/pass on boot up screen
[06:27] <glicks> hi
[06:27] <om26er> zoopie: automatic login?
[06:27] <glicks> excuse me, im trying to compile a vanilla kernel in ubuntu, whats the command to make a .config file from the current running kernel?
[06:27] <ramkumar_> nano tube:  how i lock the files and folders in ubuntu?
[06:27] <ramkumar_> hi
[06:27] <mamooli> is there anyone who can help?
[06:27] <guru_> Hi Roomies DOES ANYONE TESTED KARMIC KOALA alpha 5 beta
[06:28] <n8tuser> glicks-> just look under /boot for the config files
[06:28] <Flannel> guru_: #ubuntu+1 for Karmic questions, thanks.
[06:28] <zoopie> om26er: yep thats it, i cannot find it in the options
[06:28] <legend2440> zoopie: open system>admin>login window  Security tab  Enable auto login
[06:28] <loki_> well this is cool
[06:28] <zoopie> thanks legend2440!!! appreciate that
[06:28] <guru_> Yes MAMOOLI i can help u plz
[06:28] <mamooli> why after sudo apt-get install apache2 when i type localhost i encounter not found page?
[06:29] <mezquitale> Casper1, it's going to be a little difficult diagnosing the problem when you dont have the actual devices in front of you.  This is what I suggest you do.  1.  Configure your router temporarily with  no security.  2. configure your wireless NIC in your laptop to use the wireless conection from your router. 3.  If it works then add encryption to your router and configure your nic in your laptop and see if youre able to connect
[06:29] <nanotube> legend2440: hm, i don't think so either...
[06:29] <n8tuser> mamooli-> i dont think localhost is a command
[06:29] <nanotube> n8tuser: hmm interesting. well... at least they didn't disable both of them. :)
[06:29] <guru_> sorry mamoli am not got at that
[06:29] <nanotube> mamooli: you mean, you open a browser and navigate to "localhost", right?
[06:29] <om26er> zoopie: u there
[06:29] <mamooli> n8tuser: i mean i type it in browser's address bar
[06:29] <Casper1> oh i missunderstood. I have all the stuff in front of me im just hooked up to the modem right now. and i tried that already. doesnt work
[06:30] <mamooli> nanotube: yes
[06:30] <genii-around> mamooli: Does: <IP_ADDRESS>    work?
[06:30] <n8tuser> mamooli-> look in your /etc/hosts  file if that is defined
[06:30] <ramkumar_> Can anybody tell how i work with md5 crypt.. for asking password while i am try to edit my grub lines before booting?
[06:30] <mamooli> look i dont have /etc/hosts
[06:30] <n8tuser> mamooli-> you need one
[06:30] <ctmjr> !bye
[06:30] <om26er> zoopie: sudo gedit /etc/gdm/custom.conf
[06:31] <n8tuser> mamooli-> if you dont have one, sudo or other system tools may not even work
[06:31] <mamooli> wait
[06:32] <SilentJonathan> can i setup ubuntu at home as a web proxy? international internet charges are way too expensive here at work
[06:32] <SilentJonathan> using xp with putty (ssh)
[06:33] <ThomasG33K> m0RrE: Squid
[06:33] <ThomasG33K> m0RrE: havent used it personally but its proxy software
[06:35] <nemesis1911> dave0101: thx GRUB works fine now with Win7
[06:35] <eNons3nse> Hi.  I just installed the glipper clipboard manager, but i can't find it in any of my menus to run it.  typing "glipper" in shell doesn't work.
[06:35] <mamooli> n8tuser: i have that file it was hidden
[06:35] <mamooli> n8tuser: what should i check inside?
[06:36] <n8tuser> mamooli-> pastebin the results
[06:36] <mamooli> ok
[06:36] <nemesis1911> Hey guys how would I make a lets say download folder that both ubuntu and windows 7 could see and use?
[06:37] <Ben64> nemesis1911: windows can read/write ext3 if you install a driver
[06:37] <booleancat> Hello, I'm back again. I'm having trouble with my ~/.bashrc file not loading upon login, but if I type "bash" at the command prompt, everything loads as expected. Any ideas?
[06:37] <nemesis1911> Ben6: how
[06:37] <nemesis1911> how to im someone?
[06:37] <nemesis1911> how do i
[06:37] <mamooli> n8tuser: i dont know what these rats have done with pastebin, it doesnt load
[06:38] <mamooli> can send them to you in private?
[06:38] <solarisBoy> =@ rats !!!
[06:38] <administrator_> can i install .exe on ubuntu 9
[06:38] <solarisBoy> with wine yes
[06:38] <Ben64> nemesis1911: http://www.fs-driver.org/
[06:38] <n8tuser> mamooli-> okay just this time
[06:38] <Ben64> administrator_: depends what exe
[06:38] <solarisBoy> that too
[06:38] <nemesis1911> Ben64: thx dude ;-) I love this ROOM!!!
[06:39] <booleancat> Specifically, I have some custom software installed that needs $PATH to be updated, but it won't make the changes
[06:39] <SilentJonathan> I think i know now, make a sock tunnel
[06:39] <administrator_> programm which runs on xp
[06:39] <solarisBoy> !love
[06:40] <Ben64> administrator_: like i said, depends on what, not everything works
[06:40] <solarisBoy> wine has an xp mode still depends which exe it is and if supported by wine
[06:40] <sebsebseb> nemesis1911: see my pm, also that driver might not work with Windows 7
[06:40] <Ben64> if it works on vista, it works on 7
[06:41] <preetam> hi
[06:42] <LucidGuy> Looking for the most polished eye Candy Linux distro out there.  From the looks of it Im obviuntously looking for a distro packaged with KDE.  Currently its a tie between LinuxMint KDE and Kubuntu.  Any suggestions?
[06:42] <administrator_> A + tranining program it has come with .exe so how i install it on ubuntu
[06:43] <booleancat> LucidGuy: It's a bit offtopic for #ubuntu, but I've heard that opensuse is where most of the KDE4 development occurs. Try that
[06:43] <mamooli> n8tuser: u think i have to reinstall ubuntu?
[06:43] <n8tuser> mamooli go ahead, so you can learn
[06:44] <trakcyia> how can I make Ubuntu load to System RAM, and boot from its system RAM copy at boot?
[06:45] <n8tuser> trakcyia-> where did you learn about that?
[06:45] <trakcyia> well, some liveCD's do it to give the user cdrom use
[06:45] <trakcyia> i want it for different reasons
[06:45] <Ben64> trakcyia: do you realize that system ram gets erased every time you turn the computer off?
[06:45] <trakcyia> yes thats why i want it
[06:45] <booleancat> trakcyia: What you're doing is pretty complicated, but it would probably be possible with ramfs
[06:45] <trakcyia> i restore my backup three times a week
[06:46] <trakcyia> i would do it more times per week if i wasnt so lazy to boot the rescue cd
[06:46] <trakcyia> if it could happen automagically, that would be heaven
[06:46] <trakcyia> not to mention, fast
[06:46] <n8tuser> trakcyia-> reread the tutorial where you learned it from, im sure it has more details
[06:46] <trakcyia> n8tuser there was no howto, i just know the rescue cd i use, it loads itself to system RAM, then boots
[06:46] <Ben64> trakcyia: having memory erased won't help, the feds can still get you
[06:47] <trakcyia> ben64, its about speed, and clutter
[06:47] <n8tuser> trakcyia-> your clue would be ramfs, so look for a tutorial on this
[06:47] <trakcyia> n8tuser will do
[06:48] <legend2440> trakcyia: do you use partimage or something else?
[06:48] <trakcyia> clonezilla, because partimage does not work with my ACHI drive
[06:48] <trakcyia> and clonezilla crashes grub if i dont use it in 'expert mode' and disable mbr related stuff
[06:49] <mark92691> Any support for middle button of three-button mouse?
[06:50] <Ben64> mark92691: should "just work"
[06:50] <mark92691> Mouse middle button doesn't work at all on my system.  Pressing it has no effect.
[06:50] <genii-around> For whoever was asking about how to dial-in to their ubuntu box and then use it's internet connection, may want to look at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=150339  but instead of the modifications to /etc/inittab, make the changes suggested for that file into one of the tty# entries in /etc/event.d
[06:50] <Ben64> well what situation are you using it in
[06:50] <Ben64> in firefox, should open a link in a new tab
[06:51] <Ben64> in terminal, should paste
[06:51] <mark92691> With Firefox, trying to scroll (as it does in Windoze).
[06:51] <Ben64> middle button scroll? or is it a wheel?
[06:51] <legend2440> trakcyia: ok i asked because i have a script that runs partimage by selecting it from the grub menu list at boot. no need to load rescue cd
[06:51] <mark92691> It's a button; an old three-button mouse.
[06:51] <Ben64> mark92691: try clicking a link in firefox with it
[06:52] <JesseW> What does the "Upstream version" column mean in launchpad, e.g. on https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/apt ?
[06:52] <mark92691> Worked
[06:52] <JesseW> (let me know if there is somewhere else I should ask this)
[06:52] <traveller> mark92691, make sure you have autoscrolling enabled in firefox, you can find it in Edit > Preferences > Advanced
[06:52] <trakcyia> legend2440 it should be modifiable, the entire clonezilla operation can be run in a single line
[06:52] <Ben64> so... the middle button works, you just want it to bring up that scrolly thing
[06:52] <trakcyia> legend2440 i plan on doing something with puppy similar to that
[06:53] <mark92691> Fixed.  Thank you.
[06:53] <mark92691> I was looking for an Ubuntu setting; didn't realize I needed a Firefox setting.  :)
[06:53] <mark92691> Thanks to both of you.
[06:54] <trakcyia> here someone already had the idea im looking at, but even better
[06:54] <trakcyia> instead of waiting for files to be loaded, it loads them to ram, but not stuff in your /home directory.
[06:54] <trakcyia> So using the ram to cache entire programs, and the entire OS, and only using the harddisk to save stuff back onto when they change. Its a good idea.
[06:54] <trakcyia> best of both worlds it seems, assuming there is available ram space
[06:55] <servo> how do i disable the "linux firewall?
[06:55] <qdb> hello
[06:55] <qdb> just was update and it says linux image file is not fount on the repo
[06:57] <trakcyia> whats the command to display space available in pwd
[06:58] <U8untu> hey.. pls somebody tell me.. how to forward my ip ports from my router to my irc ports? my modem is Surecom 9600
[06:58] <servo> U8untu, why would you want them pointed at ur irc ports?
[06:59] <U8untu> servo  i made a irc server..it works only for the LAN.. it doesnt work on the outcomming connections
[07:00] <servo> do you know the irc ports?
[07:00] <iolion> heya
[07:00] <konza> pls help
[07:00] <U8untu> well.. 6667 and 4400 (for services)
[07:01] <konza> How to find the hostname of any system connected in LAN
[07:01] <iolion> I'm having a difficulte time getting sound to work. The volume is set correctly and the card works in winxp?
[07:02] <servo> if router preferences (usually in "internet browser" type <IP_ADDRESS>) that MIGHT get u into ur router. the go to "virtual servers"
[07:02] <servo> in*
[07:03] <U8untu> i tried it..and its not workin`..it says connectiuon timed out
[07:04] <administrator_> how to install .exe files on ubuntu
[07:04] <Morphu1> hello
[07:04] <U8untu> administrator_  i heard something about.. Wine ..
[07:05] <administrator_> wine how can i use it
[07:05] <Morphu1> hello u8untu
[07:05] <U8untu> hi Morphu1
[07:05] <Morphu1> what did you hear about wine
[07:05] <mdgrech> hello ubuntu room
[07:05] <U8untu> well ..i heard that Wine allows you to run many Windows programs on Linux
[07:05] <evildead0617> y msngr wont work with wine
[07:05] <Morphu1> yep yep thats true
[07:06] <U8untu> evildead0617  you have Pidgin as messenger
[07:06] <Morphu1> its not bad app
[07:06]  * iolion is having sound playback problems
[07:06] <evildead0617> yes but not all contacts will show
[07:06] <U8untu> evildead0617  ..you mean offline contacts? and all?
[07:07] <trakcyia> how can i put /usr/bin in /dev/shm and still have the utilities work?
[07:07] <evildead0617> yeah or even mobile #s i have programmed
[07:07] <U8untu> well...simple evildead0617  .. click on Pidgin at Buddies.. then at Show.. and.. OFFLINE Buddies
[07:08] <evildead0617> so i have been using a flash verson
[07:08] <trakcyia> pidgin never works for me
[07:08] <trakcyia> there's always something wrong with it
[07:08] <trakcyia> i haven't been able to send any text to a yahoo chat room for years
[07:08] <trakcyia> and now it freezes when logging in
[07:08] <Morphu1> i use pidgin a little
[07:08] <trakcyia> and this is with multiple computers
[07:09] <U8untu> trackyia  open a terminal... and write in it: mv /us/bin   /dev/shm
[07:09] <U8untu> or somethin` like that
[07:09] <ManDay> Any idea why I always have to click twice in order to drag&drop. When I just click and drag something, it doesn't work. I'll mostly have to try it twice (especially in Thunderbird, FIrefox)
[07:09] <trakcyia> u8untu that'll work? what about the aliases?
[07:09] <qdb> just was update and it says linux image file (2 6 27 14 41) is not found (404) on the repo (server in .pl domain)
[07:09] <trakcyia> not to mention, what about when i reboot???! lol
[07:09] <trakcyia> mv becomes rm
[07:10] <euphorian> can somebody help me get file sync working with Windows Mobile 6.1 and Jaunty 9.04
[07:11] <U8untu> hey... i made a irc server..it works only for the LAN.. it doesnt work on the outcomming connections
[07:11] <Bloodstar> Ugh
[07:11] <trakcyia> haha its doing it
[07:11] <Bloodstar> Apparently, I finally got wireless working... but it LOVES to disconnect at random intervals.
[07:11] <rejohn> How do I use a package tool (KPackageKit, Adept) to install one application from Karmic on my 9.04 KUbuntu system? Is there an easy way? Thx. :)
[07:11] <Bloodstar> It doesn't seem to do this on Windows, and it doesn't report the disconnect. Any idea what's up? :/
[07:12] <saru> what dvd source plugin can i get to play movies?
[07:12] <saru> the default movie player doesn't play my DVDs :(
[07:13] <tim> hi ubuntu! is there anyway I can have one computer with "bridge" a wireless connection in to another computer via wire?
[07:13] <indus> hi
[07:14] <qdb> W: Не удалось получить http://ftp.wcss.pl/ubuntu/pool/main/t/tzdata/tzdata_2009m-0ubuntu0.8.10_all.deb
[07:14] <qdb>   404 Not found
[07:15] <arooni_____> can someone help me get alsa working on ubuntu jaunty?  i have a nvidia mobo with onboard sound (enabled) and i cant for the life of me get it working;  http://pastie.org/624253
[07:16] <ThomasG33K> away -all zzzzzzzzz
[07:17] <U8untu> hey... i made a irc server..it works only for the LAN.. it doesnt work on the outcomming connections
[07:17] <Xodiac13> ewp: i need help
[07:19] <Morphu1> i just finished geting dual boot working in grub
[07:19] <Aciid> Hey my X seem's upgraded, how do I reconfigure xorg.conf , im running like 800x600 atm :S
[07:20] <tim> U8untu: are you behind a router?
[07:21] <samferry> anyone up for a general question?
[07:21] <codemon> it appears that the gnome 'right click > share' feature doesn't use smb.conf. Is there any other config file where i can find a list of shares ?
[07:22] <Casper1> need help getting wireless working for 9.04 help some1?
[07:22] <SpacePigeon> codemon, download a samba app at the add/remove
[07:22] <iolion-need-soun> Could anyone help me get sound working with ubuntu 9.04 Desktop?
[07:23] <Morphu1> that samba works for me
[07:23] <willca> iolion-need-soun | does alsamixer give anything?
[07:23] <U8untu> tim ..yes.. wireless
[07:23] <willca> Casper1 | what wifi card do you have?
[07:23] <iolion-need-soun> willca nope.. in xp it works fine.. I tried all the options
[07:24] <Casper1> intell 5100
[07:24] <willca> Casper1 | do this please, sudo lspci -vnn | grep wireless
[07:24] <willca> iolion-need-soun | sudo alsaconf
[07:24] <samferry> anyone know where Audacious' stream-to SHOUTcast settings are?  I know Audacious can play out to an IceCast or ShoutCast server, but I'm not totally sure on where the settings are. Anyone?
[07:24] <iolion-need-soun> willca okey
[07:24] <gnubie> iolion-need-soun; http://www.ubuntugeek.com/sound-solutions-for-ubuntu-904-jaunty-users.html
[07:25] <Casper1> k hold on
[07:25] <iolion-need-soun> command not found
[07:25] <Casper1> nothing hapened
[07:25] <codemon> SpacePigeon, it just appears to be a front end to smb.conf
[07:26] <willca> iolion-need-soun | what desktop you using? kde / gnome?
[07:26] <willca> Casper1 | sudo lspci -vnn | grep controller
[07:27] <willca> Casper1 | sudo lspci -vnn | grep controller | this gave nothing?
[07:27] <Casper1> ok that did something
[07:27] <iolion-need-soun> willca what directory do I run alsaconf?
[07:27] <willca> any directory
[07:27] <iolion-need-soun> it said command not found
[07:28] <willca> iolion-need-soun | what desktop are you using
[07:28] <saru> how do i fix my brightness it keeps changing when i insert a movie or something
[07:28] <iolion-need-soun> 9.04
[07:28] <U8untu> hey... i made a irc server..it works only for the LAN.. it doesnt work on the outcomming connections
[07:28] <willca> ya...know that...gnome or kde or something else?
[07:28] <iolion-need-soun> willca the default
[07:29] <willca> iolion-need-soun | well that should have installed that for you.
[07:29] <Casper1> willca: what next?
[07:29] <iolion-need-soun> how can I search for it?
[07:29] <willca> iolion-need-soun | so how is this not working, does it complain the hardware notfound or just no sound coming out?
[07:29] <willca> Casper1 | what is the output
[07:30] <iolion-need-soun> willca just no sound.. the h/w volume is up and so is the s/w
[07:30] <iolion-need-soun> the card works
[07:30] <iolion-need-soun> in xp
[07:30] <iolion-need-soun> :/
[07:30] <willca> iolion-need-soun | so in a terminal, alsamixer
[07:30] <willca> does it bring up the meters?
[07:30] <iolion-need-soun> ok
[07:30] <iolion-need-soun> yep
[07:31] <willca> iolion-need-soun | the Master meter, do you see MM at the bottom?
[07:31] <Casper1> willca: it lists a bunch of things such as the VGA compatible controller, ethernet controller, network controller, and a few other things
[07:31] <Casper1> willca: which is of interest
[07:31] <willca> Casper1 | network controller please
[07:31] <iolion-need-soun> nope
[07:31] <Casper1> willca: Network controller [0280]: Intel Corporation Wireless WiFi Link 5100 [8086:4232]
[07:31] <iolion-need-soun> it's red
[07:32] <willca> iolion-need-soun | k you see the meter right, then there is a small square at the base of that meter before the numbers and then word Master
[07:32] <willca> do you see MM anywhere?
[07:33] <iolion-need-soun> yep
[07:33] <willca> Casper1 | sudo ifconfig
[07:33] <willca> please give output
[07:33] <tim> hi ubuntu! is there anyway I can have one computer "bridge" a wireless connection in to another computer via wire?
[07:33] <willca> iolion-need-soun | press < and >
[07:33] <Casper1> willca:eth0      Link encap:Ethernet  HWaddr 00:1e:33:b6:eb:08
[07:33] <Casper1>           inet addr:<IP_ADDRESS>  Bcast:<IP_ADDRESS>  Mask:<IP_ADDRESS>
[07:33] <Casper1>           inet6 addr: fe80::21e:33ff:feb6:eb08/64 Scope:Link
[07:33] <Casper1>           UP BROADCAST RUNNING MULTICAST  MTU:1500  Metric:1
[07:33] <Casper1>           RX packets:16184 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 frame:0
[07:33] <FloodBot2> Casper1: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:33] <Casper1>           TX packets:7429 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 carrier:0
[07:34] <willca> ooopss sorry...should have told you pastebin
[07:34] <iolion-need-soun> willca all three master volume controls are red
[07:34] <willca> iolion-need-sound | so pressing <  > does nothing for you?
[07:35] <Output> Hey guys, I need help. How do I restrict users to not be able to change any desktop settings? (panels, wallpapers, themes etc) I've checked in the restrictions settings in System > Administration but I havn't found anything. Can anyone help me?
[07:35] <iolion-need-soun> oh
[07:35] <iolion-need-soun> those are 00
[07:35] <willca> ok good
[07:35] <willca> iolion-need-soun | does Card and Chip show the kind of soundcard you have?
[07:35] <jimbeam12> hey wsup all
[07:36] <iolion-need-soun> where would I find that?
[07:36] <willca> ionlion-need-soun | alsamixer shows that at the top
[07:37] <iolion-need-soun> yes
[07:37] <iolion-need-soun> Intel ICH5 Analog Devices AD1980
[07:37] <iolion-need-soun> card
[07:37] <iolion-need-soun> and chip
[07:37] <willca> iolion-need-soun | if you keep pressing the right arrow key, do you see PCM and Speaker?
[07:37] <iolion-need-soun> yep those are maxed too
[07:38] <iolion-need-soun> and not muted
[07:38] <iolion-need-soun> center is muted
[07:38] <iolion-need-soun> hold on
[07:38] <U8untu> hey... i made a irc server..it works only for the LAN.. it doesnt work on the outcomming connections
[07:38] <willca> iolion-need-soun | seems your card is recognized by ubuntu, just play around with alsamixer and test it with audacious or something to get some sound
[07:39] <iolion-need-soun> how do I get back to the sound test?
[07:40] <willca> iolion-need-soun | alsamixer ?
[07:40] <jimbeam12> anyone running utorrent in ubuntu
[07:40] <^mNotIntelligent> yep
[07:40] <jimbeam12> yeah ok..
[07:40] <jimbeam12> i cant get it to work..
[07:40] <iolion-need-soun> in sound prefs when I try to test with the card and chip from the alsamixer is errors
[07:41] <jimbeam12> i tried wine..
[07:41] <tim> jimbeam12: why not use a torrent client written for linux?
[07:42] <jimbeam12> which one..
[07:42] <jimbeam12> i mean which one is good..
[07:42] <tim> jimbeam12: azureus is very good. very configurable
[07:42] <jimbeam12> nah to heavy on resources..
[07:42] <tim> yea, i was just gonna say...the java =(
[07:42] <willca> iolion-need-soun | just install alsaconf if its not there.. sudo apt-get install alsaconf
[07:43] <iolion-need-soun> ok
[07:44] <iolion-need-soun> [sudo] password for administrator:
[07:44] <iolion-need-soun> Reading package lists... Done
[07:44] <iolion-need-soun> Building dependency tree
[07:44] <iolion-need-soun> Reading state information... Done
[07:44] <iolion-need-soun> E: Couldn't find package alsaconf
[07:44] <FloodBot2> iolion-need-soun: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:44] <iolion-need-soun> ?
[07:45] <iolion-need-soun> I'm confused
[07:45] <jimbeam12> what does it mean when it say could find keys...
[07:45] <jimbeam12> tried to apt-get update
[07:45] <Noun> I'm trying to find HTML CODE within all my linux files.
[07:45] <jimbeam12> couldnt fine key
[07:45] <willca> iolion-need-soun | try reading up here...maybe it will help
[07:45] <willca> http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Jaunty#Sound
[07:46] <jimbeam12> what does this mean??
[07:46] <iolion-need-soun> is juanty the default window manager? why can't I d/l or install alsaconf?
[07:46] <jimbeam12> PG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net jaunty Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available:
[07:46] <willca> iolion-need-soun | Casper1 suggests you do this .... killall pulseaudio ; alsamixer -Dhw
[07:46] <kampret> Co_PWT_ketemuan
[07:47] <Moon_Doggy> dint have perl need perl what pkg do i need to install or can i apt get perl
[07:47]  * rxd karmic usb is nice :)
[07:48] <iolion-need-soun> er jaunty
[07:48] <jimbeam12> any know what that means...
[07:48] <jimbeam12> PG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net jaunty Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available:
[07:48] <genii-around> jimbeam12: It will tell you some code like 778978B00F7992B0  or so. You need a command like this: gpg --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv ###### && gpg --export --armor ###### | sudo apt-key add -                  but put the code where in there I have #####
[07:49] <mamooli> is there a way to restore ubuntu to the the first day?
[07:49] <linuxguy2009> Is there any way to accurately time an app loading? I just installed "preload" package and wanted to see if I could benchmark my quad core performance increase. Is there a command line tool for timing command executions etc.
[07:50] <mamooli> is there a way to restore ubuntu to the the first day?
[07:51] <genii-around> mamooli: Ubuntu doesn't have something like "System Restore" to some previous snapshot
[07:51] <york_> quit
[07:53] <administrator_> any one know how to install .exe files on  ubuntu
[07:53] <lyh> wine
[07:53] <w00k> administrator :hav u tried wine?
[07:53] <psycho_oreos> !wine | administrator_
[07:53] <prodigel> anyone familiar with grub error 21?
[07:54] <U8untu> hey... i made a irc server..it works only for the LAN.. it doesnt work on the outcomming connections
[07:54] <ReAn> hey, does 9.04 have the minimal install cd? i.e. the one that just sets up partitions and installs the kernel + apt?
[07:55] <indus> ReAn: i believe it does
[07:55] <indus> ReAn: did you check on the website? under downloads?
[07:55] <ReAn> i can't find a link tho
[07:55] <ReAn> yea
[07:55] <n8tuser> U8untu-> what is an outcomming connection?
[07:56] <ReAn> smallest image i can find is 500mb
[07:56] <David-T> ReAn: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/MinimalCD
[07:56] <U8untu> n8tuser  the rest of connections..i mean..only the people form my LAN can connect.. for example you can`t connect to the server..it says.. connection refused.. i heard something about open port..i dont know how to
[07:56] <w00k> hi guys is it safe to disconnect my phone even if it has a entry present in the 'lsusb' command, i did unmount it , but i got no notification in my phone saying that the usb can be pulled out
[07:57] <n8tuser> U8untu-> why are you even running an irc server if you dont understand networking?
[07:58] <U8untu> n8tuser  i want to.. explore..to m ake new friends..thats why.. :| but i want ..event the outside users to join..not just the LAN
[07:59] <jimbeam12> hey genii thx ..it worked.......
[07:59] <ReAn> Thanks David-T
[07:59] <n8tuser> U8untu-> i suggest you learn about networking first and include firewalling or iptables after. these are complicated features that requires more know how, you need to spend time learning networking first
[07:59] <genii-around> jimbeam12: np
[07:59] <prodigel> U8untu, just join an existing irc server, it's much easier, and surely much popular to make new friends
[07:59] <jimbeam12> genii u know any good torrent program like utorrent
[07:59] <Morphu1> category5 :)
[08:00] <U8untu> prodigel  i want to set up my own irc.. :|
[08:00] <n8tuser> U8untu-> also you need to understand as minimum what a server is and what a client is..
[08:00] <genii-around> jimbeam12: I'm using a dedicated server with web based torrent system called torrentflux
[08:01] <U8untu> n8tuser  i know about servers ..i was admin.. ircop..i know..
[08:01] <U8untu> but i dont figure out how to open a port
[08:01] <n8tuser> U8untu-> then let me narrow it down to firewalling and iptables, that should clue you in what ports are to allow and blocked
[08:02] <jimbeam12> are u happy with it genii..
[08:02] <n8tuser> btw outcomming is not a network terminology, you'll confuse people
[08:02] <iolion-needsound> Should I download the newest alsa from the alsa-project website if I can't get sound to work?
[08:02] <w00k> hi guys is it safe to disconnect my phone even if it has a entry present in the 'lsusb' command, i did unmount it , but i got no notification in my phone saying that the usb can be pulled out
[08:03] <U8untu> n8tuser  ..ok..
[08:03] <jimbeam12> anyone in here use torretflux
[08:03] <U8untu> n8tuser  i tried with iptables..
[08:03] <U8untu> and it wont work
[08:03] <iolion-needsound> anyone?
[08:03] <indus> iolion-needsound: what is the soundcard
[08:03] <iolion-needsound> hold on
[08:03] <n8tuser> U8untu-> then you need to learn more about it, you need to learn how the route table works too,
[08:04] <iolion-needsound> indus Intel ICH5 chip AD1980
[08:04] <iolion-needsound> indus that's what alsamixer says
[08:04] <iolion-needsound> indus I don't have alsaconf for some weird reason
[08:05] <BI16> hi
[08:05] <indus> iolion-needsound: ad1980 hmm what motherboard is it,also alsaconf is old and not used now
[08:05] <indus> iolion-needsound: was used in debian before
[08:05] <iolion-needsound> indus how do I find the board info?
[08:05] <indus> iolion-needsound: is this a new motherboard?
[08:05] <iolion-needsound> indus no
[08:05] <indus> iolion-needsound: lscpi command in terminal
[08:05] <iolion-needsound> indus a dell running at 2.8 ghz
[08:06] <indus> !paste | iolion-needsound
[08:06] <iolion-needsound> administrator@ubuntu:~$ lscpi
[08:06] <iolion-needsound> bash: lscpi: command not found
[08:06] <iolion-needsound> :/
[08:06] <Leoneof`> lspci
[08:06] <w00k> lspci
[08:06] <iolion-needsound> oh
[08:06] <mneptok> U8untu: are you running a firewall in Ubuntu?
[08:07] <iolion-needsound> Intel Corporation 82865G/PE/P DRAM Controller/Host-Hub Interface (rev 02)
[08:07] <U8untu> mneptok  i dont think so..i didnt configured any firewall in ubuntu.. i just installed it..didnt touched it..
[08:07] <iolion-needsound> er
[08:07] <mneptok> U8untu: then no ports are blocked.
[08:08] <U8untu> mneptok  then why isnt working to connect to my server? only on LAN?
[08:08] <indus> iolion-needsound: use paste.ubuntu.com and copy the output there then write your name and press send
[08:08] <w00k> iolion-needsound : type alsamixer in terminal and increase the PCM if it is down
[08:08] <mneptok> U8untu: do you have a router?
[08:08] <U8untu> mneptok  i have a wireless
[08:08] <iolion-needsound> ok
[08:09] <indus> iolion-needsound: ya try what w00k says. make sure all sliders are up
[08:09] <mneptok> U8untu: that device plugs into the cable/DSL?
[08:09] <U8untu> yes
[08:09] <mneptok> U8untu: then you need to forward ports through that device.
[08:09] <U8untu> and how to forward it mneptok  ?
[08:10] <mneptok> U8untu: depends on the manufacturer of your WAP
[08:10] <mneptok> U8untu: read the documentation for your WAP device.
[08:10] <U8untu> where to find that one? :d
[08:10] <mneptok> U8untu: 'the Internet'
[08:11] <HIJACKER> ciao a tutti
[08:11] <mneptok> U8untu: and stop licking your eybeball on the channel. it's kinky.
[08:11] <iolion-needsound> okey
[08:11] <U8untu> lol
[08:11] <iolion-needsound> :P
[08:11] <indus> HIJACKER: hi
[08:12] <iolion-needsound> indus: what should I do with the paste?
[08:12] <indus> iolion-needsound: i want the url of th e paste
[08:12] <indus> iolion-needsound: please paste the link here
[08:12] <iolion-needsound> http://paste.ubuntu.com/275089/
[08:12] <iolion-needsound> sorry
[08:12] <U8untu> mneptok  but what is that wap? :D
[08:13] <mneptok> U8untu: Wireless Access Point. your wireless router.
[08:13] <indus> iolion-needsound: do you have a soundblaster live separate card?
[08:13] <SDCARD2GB>  i downloaded the unr iso image  and want ot write it to a 2 gig SD card. can anyone recommend me an X-Window  app that does it like https://launchpad.net/win32-image-writer/+download  BUT that works on GNU/Linux???
[08:14] <iolion-needsound> indus I think I have a pci because it's connected near the pci slots to my receiver now that I think of it
[08:14] <indus> iolion-needsound: right click on the volume icon on taskbar/panel and open volume control
[08:14] <indus> iolion-needsound: select your sound device from here
[08:14] <iolion-needsound> ok
[08:15] <iolion-needsound> holy shit that scared the living shit outta me
[08:15] <mneptok> !language | iolion-needsound
[08:15] <iolion-needsound> sorry
[08:15] <iolion-needsound> omg
[08:15] <mneptok> oyg
[08:15] <piccolo> moin
[08:15] <jimbeam12> anyone know of a good torrent downloader
[08:15] <iolion-needsound> that could have woke up the whole neighborhood
[08:16] <popey> jimbeam12: rtorrent
[08:16] <mneptok> jimbeam12: Transmission?
[08:16] <indus> iolion-needsound: got sound?
[08:16] <iolion-needsound> indus I had the wrong card selected
[08:16] <iolion-needsound> messed up sound
[08:16] <indus> iolion-needsound:  i know :)
[08:16] <iolion-needsound> sheeeeeesh
[08:16] <w00k> jimbeam12: deluge
[08:16] <mneptok> popey: don't scare the converts with CLI stuff ;)
[08:16] <w00k> jimbeam12: ktorrent
[08:16] <popey> :)
[08:16] <iolion-needsound> indus you rock!!!
[08:16] <iolion-needsound> :))))))))
[08:16] <popey> mneptok: need more specific criteria :p
[08:16] <indus> thanks :D
[08:17] <mneptok> popey: i just type raw torrent syntax into a terminal
[08:17] <popey> mneptok: you type? interesting
[08:17] <iolion-needsound> hey indux
[08:17] <iolion-needsound> er
[08:17] <iolion-needsound> hey indus
[08:17] <iolion-needsound> hey indus is it supposed to sound like a horn
[08:17] <indus> iolion-needsound: yes
[08:17] <iolion-needsound> LOL
[08:17] <indus> iolion-needsound: what horn
[08:18] <iolion-needsound> the test
[08:18] <indus> iolion-needsound: just adjust sound as you wish
[08:18] <jimbeam12> is ktorrent like utorrent...
[08:18] <indus> iolion-needsound: ya that is true ,
[08:18] <indus> iolion-needsound: like peeeeeee
[08:18] <iolion-needsound> scared the crap outta me
[08:18] <indus> beeeee
[08:18] <iolion-needsound> ya
[08:18] <indus> iolion-needsound: ok if you have any other questions, please ask here
[08:18] <Casper1> need help with my wireless some1 help please
[08:18] <U8untu> mneptok  so..i have a wireless.. SURECOM  EP-9600-gp (A1) ...so...it is a LAN connection..it has 3 light that blink: POWER, LAN, WLAN ... how do i forward ports through that device? :)))
[08:18] <iolion-needsound> thanks again man (if you are a man) a whole lot
[08:19] <mneptok> U8untu: you go to the Surecom web site and download the owner's manual
[08:19] <iolion-needsound> oss is what I'm gonna use
[08:19] <indus> iolion-needsound: why oss
[08:20] <mneptok> jimbeam12: Transmission is more like uTorrent. and it's installed by default in Ubuntu
[08:20] <indus> iolion-needsound: isnt there alsa too?
[08:20] <indus> iolion-needsound: hmm no problem, whatever works with the card
[08:20] <Casper1> some1 please help me to get my wifi working
[08:21] <njs> after an upgrade to karmic, I'm getting "these packages cannot be authenticated!" errors from apt-get upgrade -- I guess ubuntu switched signing keys or something? Anyone know how to fix this?
[08:21] <mneptok> njs: #ubuntu+1 for Karmic questions, if ye please
[08:21] <njs> ah, thanks
[08:22] <iolion-needsound> indus it's the only one working
[08:22] <iolion-needsound> indus alsa isn't working
[08:22] <AALinux> What's the command to know the size of a package such as vim?
[08:22] <mneptok> AALinux: apt-cache show vim
[08:22] <iolion-needsound> ls -Fla
[08:22] <iolion-needsound> ?
[08:23] <iolion-needsound> mneptok why can't I d/l alsaconf?
[08:23] <AALinux> mneptok: Installed-Size: 1516, Size: 776664, Confusing.
[08:24] <mneptok> iolion-needsound: Decreasing electron flux?
[08:24] <iolion-needsound> lol
[08:24] <mneptok> iolion-needsound: sunspots?
[08:24] <iolion-needsound> I thought it was lack of photons
[08:24] <iolion-needsound> :P
[08:24] <mneptok> iolion-needsound: no, that's why sound is keeping you in the dark.
[08:25] <iolion-needsound> I have sound now
[08:25] <iolion> :P
[08:25] <mneptok> !info alsaconf
[08:25] <mneptok> that would be why
[08:25] <iolion> hmm
[08:25] <iolion> okey
[08:25] <iolion> I used that way back
[08:25] <iolion> last kernel I can remember back in slack was 2.0.26
[08:26] <commander_> hey i can't watch no vids on Youtube they said the javascript
[08:26] <iolion> commander no way
[08:26] <iolion> commander I can't live without youtube
[08:26] <Ileden> Hi! I need to change my the device name (/dev/mmcblk0) of my SD card, as a workaround to a bug to get it recognized by LVM. I was instructed to use "udev" or "types = ["mmc",16]". I did some research on udev, but I'm beyond my depth there. The second one I have no idea about, and "types" is a bit hard to do a google search on. Could someone here give any pointers?
[08:27] <iolion> do you have flash installed or a media player?
[08:27] <commander_> flash
[08:27] <mneptok> commander_: what browser?
[08:27] <Casper1> need help with my wireless please help
[08:27] <commander_> firefox 3.5
[08:27] <mneptok> commander_: is Javascript enabled?
[08:28] <ckc> can anyone help me with some codes here? for making torrentflux-b4rt work on ubuntu 8.04?
[08:28] <commander_> how do i get to it on FF
[08:28] <psycho_oreos> Casper1, which chipset?
[08:28] <Casper1> im not sure what you mean by that
[08:28] <mneptok> commander_: Edit > Prefs > Content
[08:28] <solarisBoy> i tried to rip a cd i purchased and didn't get the filenames or titles using serpentine.. is this normal? or is their a way around it..
[08:28] <psycho_oreos> Casper1, what sort of a device is it? usb/pcmcia/pci, etc?
[08:28] <Casper1> pci
[08:28] <mneptok> ckc: is this on a server?
[08:29] <ckc> yes
[08:29] <psycho_oreos> Casper1, hmm, pastebin your lspci -k output
[08:29] <ckc> mneptok
[08:29] <commander_> ok it's checked enables
[08:29] <ckc> home server
[08:29] <Casper1> k hold on
[08:29] <mneptok> ckc: and you run Apache and PHP already?
[08:29] <ckc> http://samiux.wordpress.com/2009/08/15/howto-torrentflux-b4rt-with-cherokee-on-ubuntu-9-04-server/
[08:29] <maxagaz> what's the difference between ubuntu desktop and alternate ?
[08:29] <ckc> i tried to use the codes on the website
[08:29] <iolion> hmm
[08:29] <ckc> and sometimes i get stuck cause nothing happens
[08:29] <ckc> yes
[08:29] <iolion> indus I can't play an mp3
[08:30] <ckc> i am running apache and php already
[08:30] <mneptok> ckc: are you installing a webserver and PHP just for Torrentflux?
[08:30] <iolion> indus it's all choppy and no music sound
[08:30] <mneptok> ckc: ah, OK
[08:30] <commander_> m nothing happened
[08:30] <mneptok> commander_: how did you install Flash?
[08:30] <Casper1> http://pastebin.com/d6d247d8
[08:31] <commander_> via synaptic
[08:31] <psycho_oreos> Casper1, you tried using networkmanager?
[08:31] <mneptok> ckc: please keep the discussion on-channel. my /query time is being used for work. sorry.
[08:31] <Casper1> yes
[08:31] <Casper1> it doesnt detect the conection
[08:31] <mneptok> commander_: what is the exact error message?
[08:31] <Out_Cold> !alternate
[08:32] <Casper1> but yesterday i was conected
[08:32] <Casper1> only couldnt load anything on the internet
[08:32] <ckc> okie
[08:32] <Casper1> the router was bought yesterday
[08:32] <commander_> you either have Javascript turned off or an old version of Flash player
[08:32] <ckc> http://samiux.wordpress.com/2008/08/12/howto-home-made-nas-server-with-ubuntu-8041-%E2%80%93-part-ii/
[08:32] <ckc> i tried this as well
[08:32] <ckc> but some of the codes is stuck
[08:33] <mneptok> ckc: do you want a torrent client or NAS or both?
[08:33] <ckc> both
[08:33] <CodeWar> is there a way to use gvfs-mount with authenticaion from a file?
[08:33] <ckc> i actually have some codes written down
[08:33] <mneptok> ckc: and you're also going to run websites?
[08:33] <ckc> can i send it to you to see?
[08:33] <ckc> no wbesites?
[08:33] <ckc> no websites
[08:33] <iolion> anyone want to help me get sound working correctly?
[08:34] <xrfang> hello there, could anyone recommend a tool to create html image map?
[08:34] <TxHawks> Hello, I'm wondering if anyone could help with a probably stupid problem. I've just installed UNR on an eeepc 1005ha. From some reason the I can't get the internal mic to work even though I enabled it in the volume control prefs. Any ideas? Thanks
[08:34] <ckc> only download torrent and also connecting to the internet as a squid server
[08:34] <ckc> and if possible samba and also ftp
[08:34] <mneptok> ckc: then why run a webserver just for a torrent client? why not run rtorrent or Transmission in CLI mode with a web interface?
[08:34] <ckc> cli mode?
[08:35] <commander_> m where r u?
[08:35] <mneptok> ckc: http://forum.transmissionbt.com/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=8361#p39455
[08:36] <ckc> okie
[08:36] <ckc> thanks made
[08:36] <ckc> thanks mate
[08:36] <Casper1> can some1 help me get my wifi working please
[08:36] <aftertaf> Casper1: what card, version of buntu ?
[08:36] <Casper1> intell 5100, 9.04
[08:37] <aftertaf> ubuntu or kubuntu ?
[08:37] <kraut> moin
[08:37] <Casper1> ubuntu
[08:37] <aftertaf> ok. lspci finds the card? whats your issue exactly?
[08:38] <mneptok> Casper1: lsmod | grep agn
[08:38] <Casper1> ok so yesterday i bought the router and conected right away
[08:38] <Casper1> but
[08:38] <Casper1> there was no loading of the pages on the internet
[08:38] <Nhoj> testing
[08:38] <Adola> Anyone here use Fluxbox?
[08:38] <Casper1> i tried today to fix it and now i cant even detect the conection
[08:39] <piccolo> fluxbox?
[08:39] <Adola> The window Manger
[08:39] <piccolo> ah ...
[08:39] <aftertaf> Casper1: what did you do to try to fix? what router is it? adsl modem/router?
[08:39] <piccolo> i used it a long time ago
[08:39] <iolion> Is sound difficult to set up in Ubuntu?
[08:39] <mneptok> Casper1: ?
[08:40] <piccolo> @adola what do you wanna know?
[08:40] <Adola> piccolo: How do you start Network manager in Fluxbox?
[08:40] <mneptok> Casper1: please use pastebin instead f flooding my client
[08:41] <Casper1> last night i tried loggin screen and updating drivers
[08:41] <mneptok> Casper1: the card is on, detected, and the correct module is loaded.
[08:41] <Casper1> sorry mneptok
[08:41] <iolion> mneptok do you know how to get sound working correctly with 9.04?
[08:41] <piccolo> which network manager do you mean?
[08:41] <mneptok> iolion: yes, buy the same laptop i have :P
[08:41] <iolion> :/
[08:41] <Casper1> iolion: killal pulseaudio; alsomixer -Dhw   then bring the volumes all the way up
[08:41] <geirha> Adola: Assuming network manager is already installed, then running 'nm-applet' should give you the applet.
[08:41] <mneptok> Casper1: does your wireless SSID show up in NetworkManager?
[08:42] <Gnea> !sound | iolion (this is a good place to start)
[08:42] <Casper1> whats the ssid?
[08:42] <ManDay> Why does output such as THIS: http://pastebin.com/d696025c  --- Not go to STDERR but instead to the terminal directly!?!  Is that a nasty ubuntu thing??
[08:42] <mneptok> Casper1: your WAP's name
[08:42] <iolion> killal pulseaudio; alsomixer -Dhw  are those commands Casper1?
[08:42] <Casper1> oh no it doesnt
[08:42] <Casper1> yes
[08:42] <Casper1> the ; seperates commands
[08:43] <mneptok> iolion: "alsamixer"
[08:43] <Casper1> alsamixer tho make sure you get that part right
[08:43] <mneptok> Casper1: do any SSIDs appear?
[08:43] <Casper1> no
[08:43] <Gnea> ManDay: command > file.log 2>&1
[08:43] <iolion> still not working
[08:43] <Casper1> usually there are 2 not including my router
[08:44] <ManDay> Gnea, it's NOT working!
[08:44] <ManDay> because the error is NOT send to stderr!
[08:44] <Casper1> iolion: i had the same problem, but that worked for me. just search the forums for hours like i did. GL!
[08:44] <ManDay> I tried every possible variation
[08:44] <Gnea> ManDay: what's the command?
[08:44] <ManDay> ./a.out
[08:44] <geirha> ManDay: The order is important. If 2>&1 is before >file.log, then stderr will be sent to the terminal
[08:44] <mneptok> Casper1: pastebin the output of "ifconfig"
[08:44] <Casper1> ok hold on
[08:44] <mn3m0n1c> sup b0t
[08:45] <ManDay> ok, geirha what would be the syntax for piping it into less instead of redirecting into file then?
[08:45] <Gnea> ManDay: well, the way I just showed you should put it all to the logfile
[08:45] <Darael> Does anyone know why compiz would be segfaulting?  It seems to be something to do with having firefox open.
[08:45] <Gnea> ManDay: then you can less the file.log
[08:45] <iolion> casper: hmm
[08:45] <ManDay> i want to pipe it to less Gnea
[08:45] <iolion> ok
[08:45] <geirha> ManDay: ./a.out 2>&1 | less
[08:45] <Casper1> http://pastebin.com/d67b93dfa
[08:45] <ManDay> geirha, i tried that, it does NOT redirect the error!
[08:46] <geirha> ManDay: Try this then: { ./a.out; } 2>&1 | less
[08:46] <mneptok> Casper1: is this a laptop or desktop?
[08:46] <Casper1> iolion: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1154502
[08:46] <Casper1> mneptok: laptop
[08:46] <ManDay> geirha, that doesn't work either
[08:46] <mneptok> Casper1: is the a function-key combo to enable or disable wireless? or a hardware switch?
[08:47] <geirha> ManDay: Hm. Then glibc is writing directly to the terminal, not via the shell.
[08:47] <ManDay> geirha, I'm telling you, the error is send to the tty directly - there is no way of redirecting it
[08:47] <Gnea> ManDay: can you get the output to the logfile using the way I showed you initially?
[08:47] <ManDay> That's what I've been saying
[08:47] <ManDay> no Gnea i cannot
[08:47] <Casper1> mneptok: please explain, im not sure i understand what your asking
[08:47] <Gnea> that's weird, because that method ought to do it
[08:47] <ManDay> Is that a ubuntu annoyance of std-linux?
[08:47] <znh> Is it possible to increase the DPI of my screen?
[08:47] <Gnea> what?
[08:47] <ManDay> Gnea, as geirha said - the error is not send to stderr
[08:48] <mneptok> Casper1: look at the keyboard. is there a way to turn wireless on and off using the keyboard?
[08:48] <ManDay> *Whether that is ubuntu specific or the same on most distros
[08:48] <Casper1> oh haha i checked that already yes it is on
[08:48] <iolion> how do I check my my ram?
[08:48] <Gnea> ManDay: well, you should be using /bin/bash, so that's not ubuntu-specific
[08:48] <tulsi1> Hi there. Could someone please help me get the inbuilt mic working? I'm trying to use sound recorder.. and can't get any audio recorded. THe inbuilt mic does work as I have used it in windows. I'm a bit confused by the volume control as there seems to be 5 devices in the drop down.. and I'm not sure where to start.
[08:49] <znh> iolion: System. Administration and then System Monitor
[08:49] <ManDay> So, Gnea geirha any idea how to fix it?
[08:49] <Casper1> tulsi1: alsamixer -Dhw      in the terminal and turn mic volume up
[08:49] <iolion> is there a network bandwidth monitor?
[08:49] <geirha> ManDay: Well, when you get a message from glibc, your program is doing something terribly wrong. The best would be to fix the program.
[08:50] <Darael> Can anyone think of a reason for compiz to segfault repeatedly?  It only seems to happen with Firefox open.
[08:50] <mneptok> Casper1: try "sudo ifconfig wlan0 up"
[08:50] <ManDay> geirha, that's not my problem.
[08:50] <Gnea> ManDay: not really, 2>&1 outputs stderr to stdout, which in turn is outputted to the logfile. if it's not working that way, then something is wrong with your shell.
[08:50] <Casper1> mneptok: no output
[08:50] <mneptok> Casper1: see if you can see the SSID now
[08:50] <znh> how can I configure my desktop effects?
[08:50] <indus> iolion: hello
[08:51] <geirha> Gnea: glibc is apparently writing directly to the terminal
[08:51] <ManDay> Gnea, why would you blame the shell? Does it work for you?
[08:51] <Gnea> ManDay: or, something is wrong with your program. perhaps it's not including the correct header files.
[08:51] <Casper1> mneptok: still not visible
[08:51] <indus> iolion: network bandwidth monitor is also available from system monitor like znh said
[08:51] <mneptok> Casper1: pastebin the output of "ifconfig"
[08:51] <ManDay> Gnea, my program? My program is a one-liner. THe problem is always the same. glibc always does that - for numerous programs
[08:51] <Gnea> ManDay: did you include stdio.h?
[08:52] <ManDay> Gnea, seriously, why would I ?
[08:52] <Gnea> ManDay: http://www.cs.bu.edu/teaching/c/file-io/intro/
[08:52] <ManDay> It's not in the scope of my program to make glibc work properly
[08:52] <Gnea> ManDay: but it's in the scope of your program to work correctly.
[08:52] <ManDay> It's a c++ program
[08:52] <Gnea> I don't care
[08:52] <ManDay> Gnea, my program is meant to throw this error
[08:52] <Gnea> #include <stdio.h>
[08:52] <ManDay> as you say
[08:52] <geirha> Gnea, ManDay: http://pastebin.com/f2ef2b33f this reproduces it
[08:53] <ManDay> exactl
[08:53] <Casper1> mneptok: http://pastebin.com/d71de7867
[08:53] <Gnea> it doesn't include stdio.h
[08:53] <ManDay> Gnea, should including <iostream> cut it?
[08:53] <indus> isnt this programming talk ?
[08:53] <ManDay> indus, not really
[08:53] <indus> ok
[08:53] <mneptok> Casper1: you're wireless card is now active
[08:54] <geirha> ManDay: The only way I know to handle output going directly to terminal, is expect
[08:54] <mneptok> Casper1: look again in NetworkManager
[08:54] <mneptok> *your
[08:54] <geirha> ManDay: I'm not proficient enough with expect to help you though, so you'll have to google or try #expect or #tcl (if they exist)
[08:54] <ManDay> geirha, Gnea i included <stdio.h> but still the error is send to the terminal
[08:54] <Casper1> menptok: nothing still, some1 else sugested i conect directly to the router? should i do so
[08:55] <ManDay> i dont see why my program would be responsible for that
[08:55] <ManDay> Gnea, have you tried reproducing it? geirha what is your result?
[08:55] <Casper1> mneptok: im curently conected via modem
[08:55] <mneptok> Casper1: well, that will rule out wireless problems
[08:55] <geirha> ManDay: The easy fix is to set the variable to NULL right after doing a free. free(NULL) is safe.
[08:55] <tasslehoff> I have mounted a share using smbfs. Windows users mounting the same share can see the folders I create, but not the files. Que???
[08:55] <ManDay> geirha, it's not about my program. I wrote this program to throw the error in order to fix the issue with glibc.
[08:55] <Gnea> ManDay: I stand corrected - that's really weird. oh well, yeah, you'll need to ask in a programming channel, like #c++
[08:56] <Casper1> mneptok: so its my card then?
[08:56] <mneptok> Casper1: no
[08:56] <ManDay> Gnea, I've already discussed this there. They agree that it's a linux issue
[08:56] <Casper1> mneptok: then what is the problem
[08:56] <mneptok> Casper1: look at the 2 pastebin outputs you sent. after you manually ran "sudo ifconfig wlan0 up" the card started working.
[08:56] <Gnea> ManDay: k, well we just support Ubuntu in a rather user-friendly, non-lowlevel environment here. perhaps #ubuntu-devel
[08:57] <ManDay> Ok I'll try thanks
[08:57] <Gnea> good luck
[08:57] <mneptok> Casper1: i suspect your router is either not broadcasting the SSID, is doing MAC filtering, or somesuch.
[08:57] <Casper1> mneptok: What would i need to do to fix that?
[08:57] <qwe_> hello. What can I do with a package I can't remove? In my case selinux. Google doesn't offer any solution.
[08:58] <mneptok> Casper1: examine the WAP's configuration so you know for sure what it is doing, and what you might expect from it
[08:58] <Casper1> mneptok: where would i examine that?
[08:59] <mneptok> Casper1: uhhhhh .... in the WAP's adfmin interface?
[08:59] <tulsi1> Casper1: turning up the mic volume didn't help. Turning it too high gave that feedback sound.. so it's sort of halfway. But I still don't hear anything when trying to record in sound recorder
[09:00] <Casper1> tulsi1: Mine is about halfway and records what program are you using to record with?
[09:01] <Casper1> mneptok: Im sorry I dont know where that is I'm new to linux
[09:01] <tulsi1> Casper1: sound recorder. default app in ubuntu
[09:01] <Casper1> tulsi1: try audacity
[09:02] <sandman> Is Ubuntu profitable yet? Or rather, is Ubuntu slowly dying?
[09:02] <sandman> Honest question, not looking to flame. Just considering using it at a particular client location, and this is a major issue for them.
[09:03] <jimbeam12> what a good firewall..
[09:03] <sandman> They don't want to "convert" over to Ubuntu GNU/Linux if it's going to end up like Mandrake.
[09:03] <Casper1> could some1 please tell me where the WAP admin interface is please?
[09:03] <Gnea> Casper1: WAP admin?
[09:04] <Techie> sandman- i wouldnt think so, as long as there are people using it there will be support
[09:04] <Casper1> mneptok told me to check my WAP admin interface. i have now clue where that is and he stopped talking to me
[09:04] <SDCARD2GB>  i downloaded the unr iso image  and want ot write it to a 2 gig SD card. can anyone recommend me an X-Window  app that does it like https://launchpad.net/win32-image-writer/+download  BUT that works on GNU/Linux???
[09:05] <Gnea> Casper1: mneptok has been saying a lot of misleading things lately
[09:05] <Casper1> Gnea: Well thats interesting. You wouldnt be able to help me with my wireless conection would you?
[09:05] <Gnea> Casper1: but I think he means your Wireless Access Point configuration website, which you should already know how to configure
[09:05] <cheater> Casper1: what's wrong with your wireless connection?
[09:06] <Casper1> I'm not sure, thats what im trying to figure out lol
[09:06] <cheater> what are you trying to connect with what?
[09:06] <Casper1> Gnea: Is that the http://ip address loggin screen?
[09:07] <Gnea> Casper1: uh, yeah - whatever your local ip is on the wireless router device that you used to login to to set it up
[09:07] <Casper1> cheater: i just bought a router and yesterday i conected but no pages would load, and now it doesnt detect it
[09:07] <mneptok> Gnea: excuse me?
[09:07] <Casper1> Gnea: I can't connect to that, My browser tells me the connection failed
[09:07] <cheater> did you try connecting it through utp?
[09:07] <digifor> From an xp guest in virtualbox I can ping the ip address of an ubuntu guest but not by hostname?
[09:07] <Casper1> cheater: utp?
[09:08] <cheater> an ethernet cable
[09:08] <cheater> try that first
[09:08] <Casper1> cheater: yes i did try that