[00:00] <sebsebseb> tux11: you can install Chromeium, but expect bugs
[00:00] <Slart> shawnmstout: it worked?
[00:00] <FFForever> Flannel, can u help me via pm upgrading my vps?
[00:00] <tux11> how
[00:00] <nijm> losher, well, that gets me my system call man pages
[00:00] <shawnmstout> well
[00:00] <shawnmstout> yes
[00:00] <shawnmstout> remember me saying i had 2 partitions for root?
[00:00] <Flannel> FFForever: Well, first, try clearing some memory, see if it actually is a memory issue.  And then try upgrading again.
[00:00] <shawnmstout> but i couldnt access because no mount
[00:00] <Slart> shawnmstout: hmm, nope..
[00:00] <tux11> how do i get chrome fo rubuntu?
[00:00] <FFForever> ok
[00:00] <Slart> shawnmstout: ok
[00:00] <montel> tux11: I would rather you do CrossOver Chromiuom
[00:01] <shawnmstout> booted to live cd. mounted both, copied bin over
[00:01] <tux11> tell or i'll google it
[00:01] <Slart> shawnmstout: and now it works?
[00:01] <shawnmstout> and im creating a backup right now, just to make sure
[00:01] <tux11> i don't care what i say
[00:01] <Flannel> FFForever: Since, that's a standard python "out of memory" type error
[00:01] <deagle> Slart: http://paste.ubuntu.com/174569/
[00:01] <tux11> gezz
[00:01] <shawnmstout> yes, im talking to you on it
[00:01] <Matr|x> i have webcam 2b but i cant make it work :( i dont have the cd :'(
[00:01] <shawnmstout> i do have 1 question though
[00:01] <Slart> shawnmstout: nice =)
[00:01] <shawnmstout> care if i msg u?
[00:01] <Matr|x> i have webcam 2b but i cant make it work :( i dont have the cd :'(
[00:01] <montel> tux11: http://www.codeweavers.com/services/ports/chromium/
[00:01] <Matr|x> i have webcam 2b but i cant make it work :( i dont have the cd :'(
[00:02] <Slart> shawnmstout: go ahead
[00:02] <FFForever> Flannel, i just killed all services i can =\
[00:02] <FFForever> still same out of ram
[00:02] <shawnmstout> this channel scrolls too fast and i wanted a easy way of recording what u say
[00:02] <Matr|x> plz some one help me
[00:02] <ThePhoenix> is the cross over google chrome or google chromium?
[00:02] <sebsebseb> tux11: not sure why I was Googleing     chromeium for  Ubuntu  ,but    I did
[00:02] <tux11> not that shit
[00:02] <ThePhoenix> they do not really make that clear
[00:02] <sebsebseb> tux11: and here you go   http://www.stefanoforenza.com/chromium-on-ubuntu-how-to/
[00:02] <Matr|x> i have web cam 2b i lost the cd i dont know the cam version or eny thing how come ubuntu tell me about the cam name and version
[00:02] <Flannel> tux11: Please mind your language.
[00:02] <sebsebseb> !attitude |  tux11
[00:02] <tux11> chrome not the other flavor
[00:02] <Slart> deagle: ah.. you've got some stuff in there at least
[00:02] <tux11> lol
[00:02] <Matr|x> i have web cam 2b i lost the cd i dont know the cam version or eny thing how come ubuntu tell me about the cam name and version
[00:02] <tux11> its free speech
[00:03] <montel> tux11: what are you asking for?
[00:03] <Slart> deagle: I've got two lines for you to add
[00:03] <tux11> google chrome
[00:03] <sebsebseb> tux11: the article I just linked you to explains it all :)
[00:03] <tux11> beta
[00:03] <Matr|x> hello
[00:03] <tux11> lol
[00:03] <montel> Matr|x: you need to stop
[00:03] <Matr|x> some body help me :D
[00:03] <Flannel> tux11: This channel is family friendly, please attempt to keep it that way.
[00:03] <FFForever> Flannel, =S
[00:03] <tux11> any hoo ubuntu  need spro tech help no you yahooz
[00:03] <Matr|x> yes i need to stop  wht ?
[00:03] <FFForever> Flannel, no dice
[00:03] <Matr|x> i have web cam 2b i lost the cd i dont know the cam version or eny thing how come ubuntu tell me about the cam name and version
[00:03] <Flannel> !repeat | Matr|x
[00:03] <tux11> you atemptting piuss ppl off and doing a good job i might add
[00:03] <nightrid3r> !repeat | Matr|x
[00:03] <ThePhoenix> tux11: Why do you want Google Chrome? Whats wrong with Firefox?
[00:03] <FFForever> Flannel, should i email my vps provider and ask for a temp ram upgrade to do the upgrade?
[00:03] <javyn> hey.  how can i get the system info like on this guy's desktop?  http://crunchbanglinux.org/wiki/_media/screenshots/crunchbang-by-hanna.jpg?cache=cache
[00:04] <tux11> no knows any thing
[00:04] <montel> ugh someone kick Matr|x
[00:04] <Matr|x> why kick me :S
[00:04] <Matr|x> i need help :S
[00:04] <FFForever> why not :D
[00:04] <tux11> haters ego tistical ahters ubuintu is gold ubuntu is for the leite ect ect omg u haters
[00:04] <montel> ThePhoenix: Google Chrome has the V8 engine which is a lot faster then firefox
[00:04] <Matr|x> why not kick ur ass:D
[00:04] <thiebaude1> montel: someone kick the other one
[00:04] <tux11> true
[00:04] <montel> i also do perfer Apple WebKi
[00:04] <tux11> but its just firefox basicly so who cares
[00:04] <montel> WebKit*
[00:05] <ThePhoenix> but isnt firefox the only browser 100% compatiable with Javascript?
[00:05] <tux11> yeah
[00:05] <tux11> i think so
[00:05] <Slart> deagle: in the monitor section.. first add "HorizSync24.0 - 80.0"  and "VertRefresh50.0 - 75.0"
[00:05] <Matr|x> hello
[00:05] <Flannel> Matr|x: Please be patient, watch your language and your attitude.  Someone will help you when they can.  You aren't being ignored.  Repeat your question every 20-30 minutes until you're helped.
[00:05] <thiebaude1> ThePhoenix: opera
[00:05] <ThePhoenix> is it?
[00:05] <Ubuntudad> matrix what are you asking?
[00:05] <Matr|x> 20 30 massge:O
[00:05] <tux11> ppl can't help in here wans't worth it
[00:05] <whileimhere> I have created a Panel in GNOME and I have selected that it auto hide itself but while it does hide it does not hide completely. It looks like there is about 15 pixels still on the screen is there a way to fix this?
[00:05] <Matr|x> is so long :(
[00:05] <sebsebseb> tux11: Firefox uses Gecko :)     and  Chrome,  Chromeium, and Safari  use Webkit
[00:05] <Matr|x> to long :(
[00:05] <tux11> i should just install i gusse
[00:06] <Matr|x> i sleep and come back next year :d
[00:06] <ThePhoenix> i know
[00:06] <tux11> your way off base
[00:06] <Ubuntudad> matrix what is your question?
[00:06] <ThePhoenix> but y webkit over Gecko?
[00:06] <tux11> google chrome uses firefox a sits base if u belive other wise well your flat out wrong
[00:06] <Matr|x> i just want Ubuntu tell me the name of the cam and the version its possible ?
[00:06] <Rafael> how to check mail on the command prompt..whn i go into the terminal promt i have a message: Yo have new mail????
[00:06] <Flannel> tux11: Google Chrome doesn't exist for Linux yet.
[00:06] <montel> Matr|x: Ya know, you should have some respect. We are doing this at our free time, it is not like you pay us.
[00:06] <tux11> just like ubuntu is really debain
[00:07] <tux11> u say that keep tell your self that
[00:07] <sebsebseb> Flannel: indeed,   but Chromeium does which is is in alpha
[00:07] <tux11> its out i have it
[00:07] <sebsebseb> Flannel: there's even an Ubuntu ppa for that one
[00:07] <montel> :] Flannel
[00:07] <tux11> told ya
[00:07] <thiebaude1> yup
[00:07] <Ubuntudad> Matr|x, I am not aware of a way to do that
[00:07] <tux11> shows how smart you are
[00:07] <FFForever> Flannel, u never told me........, how can i do it by hand?
[00:07] <montel> And he comes right back in!
[00:07] <Flannel> sebsebseb: Right, but that's not the same thing, nor is it what he's asking for.
[00:07] <Matr|x> i dont know why u do that with me :S
[00:07] <Matr|x> just dont answer me
[00:07] <sebsebseb> tux11: Chromeium   is not Google Chrome, it is pretty similar though
[00:07] <Spreadsheet> Hello again
[00:08] <thiebaude1> !offtopic
[00:08] <Flannel> Matr|x: Because you continue to be disruptive in this channel.  Please follow the guidelines.
[00:08] <sebsebseb> tux11: since Chrome uses Chromeium
[00:08] <montel> sebsebseb: Chromium is what Google Chrome is based off of.
[00:08] <sebsebseb> montel: exactly
[00:08] <Matr|x> ya slam :D
[00:08] <thiebaude1> and a Mod souldn't have say something more than 2 times
[00:08] <galant14b> whileimhere: You can fix the 'auto-hide' for GNOME panels in g-conf-editor...let me find it really quick for you
[00:09]  * montel agrees with thiebaude1
[00:09] <bamboo> hi all
[00:09] <Matr|x> bad ppl here now i come back later:) may be good ppl will be here
[00:09] <montel> hello bamboo
[00:09] <whileimhere> galant14b really thanks!
[00:09] <Flannel> FFForever: Are you running a generic kernel or a server kernel? (uname -a call tell you)
[00:09] <FFForever> Flannel, xen kernel
[00:09] <bamboo> im complete new to Ubuntu, I installed the last update and now i lost wireless connection on my EeePC
[00:09] <sebsebseb> tux11: the Crossover  Chrome is the  Windows version, and so not native to Linux
[00:09] <montel> Matr|x: Since you can not control your self on IRC, you should look at Ubuntu Forums.
[00:09] <Slart> deagle: try using this for your xorg.conf, http://paste.ubuntu.com/174571/
[00:09] <FFForever> Flannel, server, Linux chr1831.xen.prgmr.com 2.6.27-7-server #1 SMP Fri Oct 24 07:20:47 UTC 2008 x86_64 GNU/Linux
[00:09] <bamboo> anyone can help?I will much appreciate
[00:10] <sebsebseb> tux11: I expect later  this year or early next year, the actsaul  Google Chrome for  Linux and Mac will come out
[00:10] <bamboo> hello montel
[00:10] <montel> tux11: Yes all it is runnning Chrome is WINE
[00:10] <Matr|x> montel> is bad helper
[00:10] <Matr|x> montel> is bad helper
[00:10] <Flannel> FFForever: Alright, pastebin this: `dpkg -l | grep linux-image`
[00:10] <Matr|x> montel> is bad helper
[00:10] <FloodBot1> Matr|x: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:10] <galant14b> whileimhere: ok, go to your your gconf-editor (do NOT need to sudo), and you will find the settings in /apps/panel/toplevels/<id of each bar you have>
[00:10] <montel> The ops here are tooo nice.
[00:11] <tux11> no
[00:11] <tux11> i have both player hater
[00:11] <thiebaude1> montel, but they are fair
[00:11] <galant14b> whileimhere: edit the "auto_hide_size" to 1
[00:11] <sebsebseb> tux11: I'll give you this link again, because it explains it all  http://www.stefanoforenza.com/chromium-on-ubuntu-how-to/
[00:11] <montel> thiebaude1: true.
[00:11] <hephaestuz> Hey everyone
[00:11] <FFForever> Flannel, http://pastebin.com/f464e656e
[00:12] <montel> sebsebseb: I dont see why Google dosent make a Chrome for Linux, many people would like it.
[00:12] <sebsebseb> montel: they will eventualley
[00:12] <thiebaude1> montel: i cant wait for that
[00:12] <sebsebseb> montel: ,but at the moment  Chromeium is  also  alpha or beta
[00:12] <whileimhere> galant14b thank you will I need to restart GNOME to see it take effect?
[00:12] <wind0pain> if i screw up xorg.conf, can i have jaunty recreate the default?
[00:12] <ThePhoenix> we should move the chrome debate to #ubunut-offtopic
[00:12] <LjL> !offtopic
[00:12] <LjL> yeah
[00:12] <galant14b> whileimhere : no you will not need to restart
[00:12] <tux11> i have both installed hater
[00:12] <montel> sebsebseb: Does chromium have V8 though?
[00:13] <ThePhoenix> it has too
[00:13] <ThePhoenix> it is the source for chrome
[00:13] <sebsebseb> montel: V8 can't remember what that was anyway  #ubuntu-offtopic
[00:13] <K`zan> Hi Folks, how do I get a root nautilus?  I'm building a machine for a handicapped friend and trying to move all the non-kde data over,  Can do it with CLI but it sure would be easier with nautilus.
[00:13] <whileimhere> galant14b WOW That worked great. Now I see there is a place for the speed. :)
[00:13] <Strychnine9> hello
[00:14] <Strychnine9> I am new to Ubuntu
[00:14] <Flannel> K`zan: alt-f2 then gksu nautilus
[00:14] <K`zan> gksudo doesn't seem to work.
[00:14] <sebsebseb> !hi |  Strychnine9
[00:14] <Flannel> K`zan: It should
[00:14] <Dr_Willis> K`zan:  or install/use mc from a root terminal. :) its a nice tool to learn to use.
[00:14] <Strychnine9> how do i change the "visual effects"?
[00:15] <K`zan> Flannel: It wants user file sharing or something tuned on and drops back to the user that ran it.
[00:15] <Flannel> FFForever: Alright.  So, what you need to do is be fully up to date (sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade) -- if that installs a new kernel
[00:15] <ThePhoenix> go to apperance and then effects tab
[00:15] <K`zan> Dr_Willis: That would work too :).
[00:15] <montel> K`zan: press alt and F2 and type gksu nautilus
[00:15] <Strychnine9> ok
[00:15] <K`zan> montel, will try it again.
[00:15] <ceej> hey all, is it easier to use dual screens in 9.04?
[00:15] <Flannel> FFForever: If that installs a new kernel, yu'll need to switch to it (traditionally that means rebooting... I have no idea re: virtualization)
[00:16] <Dr_Willis> ceej:  ive had no issues with multimointors on my nvidia cards  .. in ages. :) works great
[00:16] <Strychnine9> it is set on extra effect but how do i modify the effects?
[00:16] <ThePhoenix> idk
[00:16] <ThePhoenix> i dont think that there is an easy way too
[00:16] <montel> K`zan: i am assuming you are on gnome, but if you are on KDE then i believe it is kdesudo
[00:16] <galant14b> whileimhere: glad it worked for you :) sorry i missed your msg. was helping on another channel
[00:17] <ceej> Dr_Willis: nice so with this setup http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16883227148 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824254026 I'll be all good?
[00:17] <montel> !hi | bk__
[00:17] <FFForever> Flannel, linux-image means new kernel right?
[00:17] <whileimhere> galant14b: Thank you very much it is exactly what I needed.
[00:17] <Flannel> FFForever: yeah
[00:17] <FFForever> Flannel, then yeah i have to reboot =(
[00:17] <FFForever> bye bye 4 months of uptime LOL!
[00:17] <montel> !hi | kayvian
[00:18] <secret901> Whenever I try to play a video I get a "badalloc insufficient resources for operation" error
[00:18] <tux11> like toos cah ops back n forth?
[00:18] <tux11> i logge dthat so u know
[00:18] <montel> tux11: ???
[00:18] <montel> !hi | LordMetroid
[00:19] <kayvian> hi everyone.....I am new to IRC but trying to get used to it cause I want to help out with testing ubuntu
[00:19] <LordMetroid> hi
[00:19] <FFForever> Flannel, do you know how i can run a speed test from my vps via terminal?
[00:19] <Whitor> kayvian, thanks
[00:19] <montel> kayvian: kk, glad to have you
[00:19] <LjL> montel: don't do that by default please...
[00:19] <Flannel> FFForever: Um, I don't know.
[00:19] <ceej> so can 9.04 handle 1920 x 1200 resolution because I've had issues getting this higher res
[00:19] <whileimhere> galant14b My thing is I cannot use any compiz or such so I have to settle for simple desktop enhancements
[00:19] <Flannel> FFForever: also, once you've rebooted, attempt do-release-upgrade again
[00:19] <Whitor> ceej, works for me
[00:19] <montel> LjL: why not? it is not hurting anything
[00:20] <FFForever> Flannel, ok, but why?
[00:20] <FFForever> its almost done downloading packages
[00:20] <LjL> montel: it's a bit of unneeded spam.
[00:20] <ceej> k :)
[00:20] <Flannel> FFForever: right, it's almost done upgrading to make you up to date.
[00:20] <galant14b> whileimhere: that's too bad :( compizfusion is fun. do you not have enough graphics card to handle it?
[00:20] <tux11> i logge dthat op switching
[00:20] <FFForever> installing
[00:20] <FFForever> brb
[00:20] <Flannel> FFForever: Your up to date packages might make do-release-upgrade work.  (But, reboot first, so you have the new kernel)
[00:20] <whileimhere> galant14b That is correct.
[00:20] <LjL> montel: actually, two bits, since there's your message and then the bot's
[00:20] <LjL> tux11: do you have an ubuntu support question?
[00:20] <montel> LjL: uh, ok?
[00:20] <whileimhere> I have a laptop and it does not have a seperate card just integrated ram
[00:20] <Whitor> Compiz Fusion is the best part of linux imho
[00:20] <tux11> i have u logged
[00:21] <LjL> montel: so, don't do it
[00:21] <StrangeCharm> can anyone help me with dmraid? it's detecting by not activating my raid array. i've looked all over the place, but can't find why it's not working
[00:21] <LjL> tux11: so? we aren't interested.
[00:21] <tux11> i come in here to get help and no one days
[00:21] <montel> ha LjL
[00:21] <LjL> !patience | tux11
[00:21] <ceej> Whitor: Will It also see my 8gb of ram?
[00:21] <Flannel> tux11: Please keep offtopic chatter to a minimum.
[00:21] <tux11> so mark will be
[00:21] <tux11> ..intrested to know his ops can't decide who is the chat op
[00:21] <secret901> after I upgraded to 9.04 I can't play any video.  I keep getting a "badalloc insufficient resources for operation" error no matter which player I use.
[00:22] <LjL> tux11: if you have questions for the ops, ask in #ubuntu-ops.
[00:22] <tux11> chill out and face facts the ops continte to switch
[00:22] <montel> tux11: i sugest that you STOP before you are kicked.
[00:22] <LjL> tux11: keep on topic here.
[00:22] <FFForever> Flannel, why does do-release-upgrade start another ssh daemon on 9004?
[00:22] <Flannel> FFForever: in case this ssh dies
[00:22] <tux11> ok weres tgat?'
[00:22] <FFForever> Ahhh
[00:22] <FFForever> it has not yet...
[00:22] <FFForever> thankfully LOL!
[00:22] <Flannel> FFForever: No, it likely won't.  But just in case.
[00:22] <tux11> no more op switch or the loggs will be printed and sent to markk
[00:23] <wind0pain> is Section "InputDevice" still something that is handled in xorg.conf in Jaunty ??? I noticed I have no inputdevice information in that file and I'm trying to edit some of my input devices.... should I look elsewher?
[00:23] <vigo> StrangeCharm: Have you tried or used any LVM stuff?
[00:23] <montel> tux11 was funny
[00:23] <FFForever> whats so bad about an op switch?
[00:23] <FFForever> lol
[00:23] <thiebaude1> yup
[00:23] <Amsuna> I work on windows Server 2003 environment and I am currently migrating to Linux server I already have Ubuntu and i like it , yrs ago I stumbled across a linux server it had an applicatin installed  with in prevents someone using any kind of ARP spoofing tools
[00:23] <LjL> don't feed the troll now...
[00:23] <tux11> back
[00:23] <montel> LjL: k
[00:23] <tux11> not a troll logging every thing
[00:23] <thiebaude1> bye tux11
[00:23] <Flannel> tux11: Please stay on topic and keep idle chatter to a minimum.  If you have a query regarding the operators, please take it to #ubuntu-ops.  Thanks
[00:24] <montel> tux11: WELCOME BACK, do you have a question?
[00:24] <StrangeCharm> vigo - i'm trying to activate an existing array with data on it
[00:24] <Amsuna> I owuld appretiate some help I will wait, i dont want to flood the chatting area ^^
[00:24] <tux11> u have been reported
[00:24] <kayvian> ok gotta go....c ya
[00:24] <theunixgeek> How can I find out what files an installer installed? By "installer" I mean those that aren't native to the system, like Flash and Google Earth
[00:24] <tux11> looking for usb fix
[00:25]  * montel is getting a kick out of tux11,
[00:25] <tux11> google earth breaks
[00:25] <wirechief_> I am having  a issue with my netbook when if falls asleep it freeze's and i have to reboot, i am using jaunty 9.04 remix with 2.6.30. kernel and 2.7.1 intel driver any suggestions ?
[00:25] <jado> hi, if when i type 'ecryptfs-mount-private' i got 'Encryption Private is not set up properly.' Does someone have an idea about that ?
[00:25] <tux11> i reported you guys to ubuntu head quyaters
[00:25] <vigo> StrangeCharm: This link may help. https://help.ubuntu.com/search.html?cof=FORID%3A9&cx=003883529982892832976%3Ae2vwumte3fq&ie=UTF-8&q=activate+a+raid+array&sa=Search
[00:25] <Flannel> montel: Please don't encourage it
[00:26] <thiebaude1> ignore it
[00:26] <tux11> usb help needed
[00:26]  * montel didnt know about "Ubuntu Headquarters" he would love to go there... oh wait, there isnt one.
[00:26] <Amsuna> Someone works on Linux servers ?
[00:26] <tux11> there is its in africa dope head
[00:26] <Amsuna> DHCP ? DNS ? basic routing stuff ?? anyone ??
[00:26] <vigo> !usb
[00:26] <tux11> usb thumb drive won't mount
[00:26] <lenswipe> can someone give me a hand with samba
[00:27] <theunixgeek> !ask | Amsuna
[00:27] <lenswipe> im making a domain
[00:27]  * montel is dieing laughing
[00:27] <lenswipe> and i cant get some clients to login
[00:27] <Amsuna> I work on windows Server 2003 environment and I am currently migrating to Linux server I already have Ubuntu and i like it , yrs ago I stumbled across a linux server it had an applicatin installed  with in prevents someone using any kind of ARP spoofing tools
[00:27] <Flannel> montel: Again, please stay on topic.
[00:27] <tux11> windows sucks man
[00:27] <jado> any idea anyone ?
[00:27] <StrangeCharm> vigo - the document in question is the fakeraid howto, and, basically, in the step where dmraid is meant to active my array, dmraid tells me that it can see the array, and then doesn't activate it
[00:27] <newclimb> I installed wine but the arrow doesn't show up anyone can help me?
[00:27] <montel> Flannel: kk, sorry.
[00:27] <Amsuna> It was a toll which cuts of the internet on whom it detects its Mac address and Ip adderss on the ARP table
[00:27] <lenswipe> can somenoe give me a hand with a domain controller, some usernames cant login
[00:27] <jado> hi, if when i type 'ecryptfs-mount-private' i got 'Encryption Private is not set up properly.' Does someone have an idea about that ?
[00:27] <montel> oh i was just about to help that tux dude
[00:28] <byte^> Is anyone able to walk me through a few instructions, found at http://www.alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Matrix:Module-ca0106 ? If anyone can, query me.
[00:28] <Boopop> Can someone help me with my ubuntu install? I've installed my ATI drivers, and set up the internet. However when I try to setup my second monitor, the window comes up, but it's not complete, and it takes all my CPU, so the whole thing runs slow
[00:29] <vigo> StrangeCharm: Oh, did you try the forums on that subject?
[00:29] <lenswipe> can someone please help me with samba
[00:29] <StrangeCharm> vigo the only entries that seem to include the same erro text are where people are doing things that are clearly not relevant
[00:29] <sebsebseb> !samba | lenswipe
[00:30] <jado> hi, if when i type 'ecryptfs-mount-private' i got 'Encryption Private is not set up properly.' Does someone have an idea about that ?
[00:30] <byte^> Is anyone able to walk me through a few instructions, found at http://www.alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Matrix:Module-ca0106 ? If anyone can, query me.
[00:30] <lenswipe> sebsebseb: im trying to setup a domain controller..
[00:30] <vigo> StrangeCharm: Are you using the fakeRAID setup?
[00:30] <lenswipe> sebsebseb: some sers cant logn
[00:30] <sebsebseb> lenswipe: don't really know about that
[00:30] <nztal> what version of fglrx is on the jaunty installer ?  9.4 ?
[00:30] <newclimb>  I installed wine but the arrow doesn't show up anyone can help me?
[00:30] <Ralph1016> hello all im new to ubuntu
[00:31] <lenswipe> sebsebseb:k
[00:31] <sebsebseb> Ralph1016: ok welcome to the community
[00:31] <StrangeCharm> vigo, yes, i'm trying to activate an existing fakeraid array on a dualboot system
[00:31] <wirechief_> I am having  a issue with my netbook when if falls asleep it freeze's and i have to reboot, i am using jaunty 9.04 remix with   2.7.1 intel driver any suggestions ? my system specs http://pastebin.com/f76f7e0f3
[00:31] <montel> Ralph1016: Welcome, anything we can help you with?
[00:31] <lenswipe> [00:31] <Boopop> Can someone help me please?
[00:31] <Ralph1016> no thanks
[00:32] <vigo> StrangeCharm: Maybe this one: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FakeRaidHowto
[00:32] <tritium> Onboard ALC889A gets recognized as an "unkown model for ALC883", per dmesg, and sound has been difficult to setup (aside from AC3, DTS pass-through over iec958 on mythtv).
[00:32] <Flannel> A
[00:32] <Ralph1016> does ubuntu have any good website making software
[00:32] <Flannel> !html | Ralph1016
[00:32] <lenswipe> Ralph1016: Try kompozer
[00:32] <sebsebseb> Flannel: beat me to it
[00:32] <th0r> wirechief_: I have never succeeded in getting either suspend or hibernate to work properly. I just disable them at install
[00:32] <Boopop> Anybody?
[00:33] <Flannel> Amsuna: http://www.rootsecure.net/content/downloads/pdf/arp_spoofing_intro.pdf covers some of it (defenses atthe bottom)
[00:33] <parjoven> Hello guys...anyone have a clue about how to install wifi on a hp pavilion dv6000? broadcom 4311
[00:33] <sebsebseb> !wireless
[00:33] <vigo> StrangeCharm: There is a dmraid and other stuff in command or terminal to set that up. it looks like.
[00:33] <StrangeCharm> vigo, that's the page i was using. when i get to code:"dmraid -ay" instead of giving the desired response along the lines of 'yay, i activated the raid' it says 'i can see this raid, but i didn't turn it on'
[00:33] <Boopop> Hellloooo
[00:33] <wirechief_> th0r: how do you disable the suspend ?
[00:33] <JEEB> Also firefox's firebug is <3 for website making, just had to mention it
[00:33] <galant14b> parjoven : my dv6000 wifi works out of the box with Jaunty
[00:33] <th0r> wirechief_: both are handled in the power settings
[00:34] <sebsebseb> Ralph1016: learn HTML and CSS and code with a text ediror :) if your makin a small site
[00:34] <bob_> hello im having trouble with my Swap partition on ubuntu and when u type Free in the terminal it shows as the swap not being used anyone have a fix or idea on how to fix it?..
[00:34] <montel> hahahahaha that tux11 dude is pm'ing me and cussing me out
[00:34] <wirechief_> th0r: ok i will check, thanks.
[00:34] <parjoven> [galant14b]: the 9.04 with my pavilion just dont work out of box..8.04 and 8.10 always worked
[00:34] <sebsebseb> Ralph1016: and make sure your pages validate at http://www.w3.org :)
[00:34] <th0r> wirechief_: in xfce it is Applicatioins-Settings-Power Management....not in gnome at the moment
[00:34] <stealth-> whats more popular: desklets or screenlets?
[00:34] <Flannel> bob_: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SwapFaq will get you all up to speed
[00:34] <bob_> thanks Flanner
[00:34] <bob_> lol Flannel*
[00:35] <vigo> StrangeCharm: OK, that is about the limit of my knowledge on that. maybe someone that knows more about RAID and RAID support has your answer.
[00:35] <sebsebseb> Ralph1016: you didn't have to pm  that
[00:35] <montel> Ralph1016: do not randomly PM people
[00:35] <StrangeCharm> vigo - that's what i've been trolling this channel for
[00:35] <sebsebseb> Ralph1016: ah yes and something I forgot, make sure you test the pages in differnet browsers
[00:35] <sebsebseb> !browsers
[00:35] <newclimb>  I installed wine but the arrow doesn't show up anyone can help me?
[00:35] <wirechief_> th0r: well im not sure this is gnome being used, it is remix but i will check to see if there are settings related to power during suspend
[00:35] <parjoven> [sebsebseb]: this wifidocs, its up-to.date, talking about 9.04 ...
[00:35] <Ralph1016> ok
[00:36]  * montel did not know there was a terminal based browser
[00:36] <parjoven> [sebsebseb]: this wifidocs, its up-to.date, talking about 9.04 ...? was a question hehe
[00:36] <JEEB> montel, there are a few
[00:36] <sebsebseb> parjoven: I don't do wifi :)
[00:36] <thiebaude1> montel: and i think only text based?
[00:36] <ariel_> I could use someone's help, I was told to install ubuntu on my system what has Nvidia G Series 8 that I would have to install first with the onboard VGA then due a apt-get install for the drivers.
[00:36] <vigo> StrangeCharm: Try a hardware channel yet? or ask again because this channel is rather full.
[00:36] <StrangeCharm> can anyone help me with dmraid? it's detecting by not activating my raid array. i've looked all over the place, but can't find why it's not working
[00:37] <parjoven> [sebsebseb]: wireless..this page wifidocs u asked the bot to tell me..
[00:37] <sebsebseb> StrangeCharm: try ##hardware
[00:37] <StrangeCharm> sebsebseb - thanks
[00:37] <sebsebseb> parjoven: yes  that's a start,  reading those pages
[00:37] <sebsebseb> StrangeCharm: no problem
[00:37] <vigo> sebsebseb: Thank you
[00:37] <sebsebseb> vigo: np
[00:37] <th0r> I am attempting to get fusesmb to work without much success. Has the procedure for fuse systems changed with jaunty?
[00:37] <StrangeCharm> vigo, yep, that's the plan
[00:38] <montel> thiebaude1: well yeah.
[00:38] <vigo> StrangeCharm: Makes sense to me
[00:38] <parjoven> [sebsebseb]: yeah i know them..i know how to install and use ndiswrapper..im used to use ubuntu... the 8.04 and 8.10 always worked out of box with my notebook...but 9.04 is not working and im looking for a simple way to make it work.
[00:38] <Vixen-> Lo all, having a problem with installing nvidia drivers. I have the driver, try to install it through a "sh" command, but it says I need to quit all X Windows programs before I can do it. I've close everything, and tried doing it through a root shell before the OS has loaded. No luck. Any ideas?
[00:38] <StrangeCharm> can anyone help me use dmraid with my 'fake' hardware raid array? it's detecting by not activating my raid array. i've looked all over the place, but can't find why it's not working
[00:38] <th0r> was there some reason for this...
[00:38] <th0r> (07:38:29 PM) tux11: fuse it up yer ass
[00:39] <sebsebseb> parjoven: I said I don't  normalley help poeple getting their wireless's working, because that can be a right pain, however what I do know is this.   You  get stuff working natively first if you can :)   and then Ndiswrapper as a last resort
[00:39] <jado> hi, if when i type 'ecryptfs-mount-private' i got 'Encryption Private is not set up properly.' Does someone have an idea about that ?
[00:39] <montel> tux11:	u an op or just a hater?
[00:39] <Ralph1016> what linux operating system do you thinks the best
[00:39] <tritium> tux11, th0r: none of that, please
[00:39] <sebsebseb> !best
[00:39] <thiebaude1> sebsebseb: your fast
[00:39] <sebsebseb> Ralph1016: ,but best bot will say it's #ubuntu
[00:40] <montel> th0r: so we both are getting the entertainment of him!
[00:40] <sebsebseb> thiebaude1: well yeah years of touch typing :)
[00:40] <thiebaude1> me too
[00:40] <th0r> thanks for this too....(07:39:51 PM) tux11: asshole
[00:40] <sebsebseb> thiebaude1: probably quite good really for this channel, since it tends to be pretty fast
[00:40] <th0r> !OP
[00:40] <thiebaude1> :)
[00:40] <LjL> th0r: that person has already been banned
[00:40] <Vixen-> If anyone can help with nvidia drivers, say my name, and I'll post up all the details.
[00:40] <wind0pain> How can I perform compositing without pushing the cursor past an edge?  For instance, just taking the corner to the edge instead?  I'd like to do it with a tablet but I am unale to move beyond the edge/corner points with a stylus.  Having an icon to click to activate compositing would be just as good.  Ideas?
[00:41] <wirechief_> th0r: two services apmd and acpid but looks like i can change it from suspend to blank screen or do nothing, am going to try the blank screen first.
[00:41] <norrisg1> anyone need help?
[00:41] <Vixen-> Aye
[00:41] <Vixen-> Having a problem with installing nvidia drivers. I have the driver, try to install it through a "sh" command, but it says I need to quit all X Windows programs before I can do it. I've close everything, and tried doing it through a root shell before the OS has loaded. No luck. Any ideas?
[00:41] <StrangeCharm> can anyone help me use dmraid with my 'fake' hardware raid array? it's detecting by not activating my raid array. i've looked all over the place, but can't find why it's not working
[00:42] <LjL> norrisg1, how many times have i told you to avoid the "anyone need help" thing?
[00:42] <ariel_> Vixen-, I am alos looking for this type of help
[00:42] <shawnmstout> hey how can i make a terminal option that is already logged in as su from the menu
[00:42] <shawnmstout> ?
[00:42] <parjoven> !broadcom
[00:42] <norrisg1> LjL ohla, who are you?
[00:42] <wind0pain> norrisg1: How can I perform compositing without pushing the cursor past an edge?  For instance, just taking the corner to the edge instead?  I'd like to do it with a tablet but I am unale to move beyond the edge/corner points with a stylus.  Having an icon to click to activate compositing would be just as good.  Ideas?
[00:42] <Vixen-> ariel_: Are you using similar drivers?
[00:42] <jrsideral> \join #ubuntu-br
[00:42] <pingveno> I'm trying to switch my desktop to use Programmer Dvorak. I've already found the setting for Dvorak, but not Programmer Dvorak.
[00:42] <jrsideral> join #ubuntu-br
[00:42] <whileimhere> does hiding the panels in GNOME significantly higher the resources used in GNOME?
[00:42] <LjL> norrisg1: someone who's told you before to avoid that.
[00:42] <LjL> jrsideral: /
[00:42] <norrisg1> excuse moi?
[00:43] <ariel_> !nvidia
[00:43] <thiebaude1> !attitude
[00:43] <jado> norrisg1: /join #ubuntu-fr
[00:43] <norrisg1> once moment
[00:43] <ariel_> Vixen-, not yet, trying to get the right way to install it on my system.
[00:44] <shawnmstout> hey vixen, i got it back up and running
[00:44] <StrangeCharm> can anyone help me use dmraid with my 'fake' hardware raid array? it's detecting by not activating my raid array. i've looked all over the place, but can't find why it's not working
[00:44] <Vixen-> ariel_: Fair. I've been following the instructions on the nvidia site, but having no luck
[00:44] <wirechief> StrangeCharm: which kernel are you using ?
[00:44] <jado> hi, if when i type 'ecryptfs-mount-private' i got 'Encryption Private is not set up properly.' Does someone have an idea about that ?
[00:44] <parjoven> Hello guys...anyone have a clue about how to install wifi on a hp pavilion dv6000...cuz with 9.04 its not working out of box.. i need to use ndiswrapper or theres a simple way? broadcom 4311
[00:45] <wind0pain> gah... i forgot to remove a line from xorg.conf before rebooting and now my screen is garbled at startup... i've tried ctrl+alt+f1, ctrl+alt+del, ctrl+shift+del... any ideas on what to do?
[00:45] <ariel_> Vixen-, hardest thing is actually finding the correct drivers
[00:45] <StrangeCharm> wirecheif - jaunty's default
[00:45] <sebsebseb> wind0pain: go into  recovery mode and  fix  x like that.  that should do it, and then you need to re install any graphics card driver as well
[00:45] <vigo> StrangeCharm:Is it Software or Hardware RAID?
[00:45] <ariel_> why does this tux11 keep sending me strange messages.
[00:45] <Vixen-> ariel_: I picked these up straight from the nvidia site, so they're up to date, but are a nightmate to install
[00:45] <unikon> whats the best way to search for a single key word  in my home folder
[00:46] <ilyas> j/ #linuxac
[00:46] <Dr_Willis> unikon:  IN a file? or part of a file name?
[00:46] <norrisg1> LjL pardon, excuse moi you want to talk to moi
[00:46] <sebsebseb> !spam |  ilyas
[00:46] <unikon> i na file
[00:46] <unikon> in a file*
[00:46] <Dr_Willis> unikon:  use grep
[00:46] <LjL> norrisg1: i told you already what i needed to tell you, so no.
[00:46] <wirechief> StrangeCharm: i would look at upgrading it.   2.6.30-020630rc5-generic #020630rc5 SMP Mon May 11   is the most current, then see if your issue is resolved ....
[00:46] <norrisg1> Excuse me
[00:46] <norrisg1> what you tell me
[00:47] <StrangeCharm> vigo - it's a hybrid
[00:47] <LjL> norrisg1: to avoid asking open-ended questions such as "does anyone need help?" in this channel.
[00:47] <Vixen-> ariel_: I'm going to move, matey. Good luck with the drivers
[00:47] <norrisg1> fine i speak in diffrent lanuage
[00:47] <Seeker`> norrisg1: ok, i'll tell you - Stop doing it
[00:47] <ariel_> Vixen-, t/y
[00:47] <StrangeCharm> wirechief - i am not familiar with upgrading my kernel
[00:47] <vigo> StrangeCharm: I found this site, it may be of help: http://linux-ata.org/software-status.html and http://linux-ata.org/faq-sata-raid.html
[00:47] <unikon> dr_willis in terminal right what do i need to input
[00:48] <StrangeCharm> vigo - it's a 'hardware' raid that actually uses the cpu for processing
[00:48] <jado> hi, if when i type 'ecryptfs-mount-private' i got 'Encryption Private is not set up properly.' Does someone have an idea about that ?
[00:48] <wirechief> StrangeCharm: well, check google for ubuntu kernel upgrade  or so, theres lots of information on it with google
[00:48] <StrangeCharm> vigo, ok, i'll look at that
[00:48] <StrangeCharm> thatkns, wirechief
[00:48] <vigo> StrangeCharm: That site covers both and more.
[00:49] <byte^> Is anyone able to walk me through a few instructions, found at http://www.alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Matrix:Module-ca0106 ? If anyone can, query me.
[00:49] <StrangeCharm> vigo, thanks
[00:49] <norrisg1> 私がいかにできるかわかりましたimの背部は助けるか。 私は日本語を話すか。
[00:49] <vigo> StrangeCharm: This one is also a sublink from Ubuntu official: http://people.redhat.com/~heinzm/sw/dmraid/readme
[00:49] <TomTom1> hi
[00:50] <StrangeCharm> vigo even better
[00:50] <TomTom1> um will someone help me?
[00:50] <norrisg1> i will
[00:50] <blz> Hey does anybody here have basic knowledge in C?  I'm trying to write "hello world" ... so nothing too complicated =)
[00:50] <TomTom1> um how come when i type in a url it doesnt load
[00:50] <LjL> !jp | norrisg1
[00:50] <tritium> byte^: what about it?  That's just info on the module options.
[00:51] <blz> TomTom1:  what exactly is happening?  what are you doing, where are you typing it, do you get any error messages?
[00:51] <jado> hi, if when i type 'ecryptfs-mount-private' i got 'Encryption Private is not set up properly.' Does someone have an idea about that ?
[00:51] <byte^> tritium: I am racking my brain trying to figure out how to get this sound card to work but my knowledge of linux is rather limited
[00:51] <TomTom1> well in Mozilla when i type in a url it doesnt load
[00:51] <byte^> tritium: I think that guide is supposed to get the card working
[00:51] <TomTom1> except like hotmail
[00:51] <tritium> byte^: you already have that module installed.  "modinfo snd-ca0106" to verify
[00:51] <blz> TomTom1:  what error message are you getting?  and by mozilla, you mean firefox i presume?
[00:52] <tritium> byte^: are you running jaunty?
[00:52] <byte^> tritium: What does that mean? Yes it appears to be installed but where do I go from here?
[00:52] <dassouki> i was wondering if there is a jaunty syntek / stk11xx tutorial out there
[00:52] <byte^> I'm running 9.04
[00:52] <blz> byte^:  did you check to see if your sound card is supported?
[00:52] <blz> Hey does anybody here have basic knowledge in C?  I'm trying to write "hello world" ... so nothing too complicated =)
[00:52] <tritium> !sound | byte^
[00:52] <byte^> Where would I check? People report it as plug and play, but it has not worked n Linux.
[00:52] <tritium> byte^: see above
[00:52] <byte^> Okay.
[00:52] <dassouki> blz: go to ##c
[00:52] <Dr_Willis> blz:  so install 'build-essential' package and get coding!
[00:52] <jado> hi, if when i type 'ecryptfs-mount-private' i got 'Encryption Private is not set up properly.' Does someone have an idea about that ?
[00:53] <tritium> byte^: it should work.  First thing -- check volumes, make sure nothing is muted, in alsamixer (command line).
[00:53] <blz> dassouki:  thanks!
[00:53] <blz> Dr_Willis:  no it compiles, i just can't get the text to stay up! lol
[00:53] <byte^> Yeah I've checked the volume and I'm pretty sure everything is good. I am getting system beeps.
[00:53] <byte^> One sec
[00:53] <tritium> byte^: in alsamixer?
[00:53] <blz> byte^ system beeps aren't the same thing
[00:53] <byte^> tritium: I posted some information here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7298160#post7298160
[00:53] <Dr_Willis> blz:  stay up?
[00:54] <Raccoon1400> where's the config file for cpufreq?
[00:54] <Dr_Willis> blz:  run it from a terminal?
[00:54] <byte^> I cannot double click on Volume control.
[00:54] <byte^> "Volume Control" settings is grayed out.
[00:54] <blz> Dr_Willis:  sorry, that was a horrible explanation.  I can get "hello world" to pop up on a command prompt (i'm under windows right now) but it disappears just as fast.  the whole window closes when the program is done executing
[00:54] <tritium> byte^: alsamixer is a command line utility.
[00:54] <tritium> (no double-clicking)
[00:54] <byte^> Yeah
[00:54] <byte^> Well uh
[00:54] <Noble> Is there anything that does NOT work with ubuntu and the macbook in alu?
[00:55] <byte^> You mentioned volume control
[00:55] <byte^> I've looked at alsamixer
[00:55] <byte^> It seems fine
[00:55] <Dr_Willis> blz:  yea so? :) you dident tell it to wait.. soits not going to.. use the terminal.
[00:55] <jrib> Noble: alu?
[00:55] <tritium> byte^: no, I mentioned alsamixer *specifically*
[00:55] <byte^> However
[00:55] <Lint01> blz: that's normal
[00:55] <Noble> jrib: Aluminium
[00:55] <sproaty> Any way to disable the mouse wheel scrolling windows on the task bar panel?
[00:55] <byte^> Card: PulseAudio ; Chip: PulseAudio
[00:55] <byte^> is that a problem?
[00:55] <jrib> Noble: check the wiki
[00:55] <jrib> !macbook | Noble
[00:55] <Lint01> blz: open separate command prompt and run it there
[00:55] <blz> Dr_Willis, Lint01:  Yeah i figured I'm just missing a hold command or something... this is literally the first time i've ever tried to code
[00:55] <blz> Lint01:  ohhh duh =)
[00:56] <newclimb> no cursor in wine anyone know what's the matter?
[00:56] <Dr_Willis> blz:  get away from the mouse.. use the terminal :P
[00:56] <Noble> The reason I'm asking is that I want a laptop with superior build quality, and one thats not designed as a war machine. The macbook in alu seems like the best bet.
[00:56] <byte^> Again, if it helps, I posted some information recommended here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7298160#post7298160
[00:56] <blz> Dr_Willis:  I know, I know!  DevC++ is just so attractive! =)
[00:57] <norrisg1> yayz i help another person
[00:57] <wirechief> newclimb what version of wine are you running ?
[00:57] <norrisg1> norris
[00:57] <norrisg1> woah
[00:57] <norrisg1> sorry
[00:57] <blz> Lint01:  you rule.  and so does my "goodbye, cruel world... brb suicide" program.  I'm going to hack the pentagon next.
[00:58] <newclimb> that has in repository from ubuntu 8.04
[00:58] <ryan_> i use geany for coding, i really need to get better with command line stuff
[00:58] <coz_> newclimb,  if you get caught we dont know you lol
[00:59] <bob_> im still having trouble getting the swap to be used whats the line i use to activate it i read the page and still not quite shure on what i should do...?
[00:59] <newclimb> I think that's 0.9.56.
[00:59] <mds58> has anyone here used ati catalyst that would be willing to help me update mine to the latest version?
[01:00] <coz_> mds58,   if no one here knows how you could go to #compiz and speak with either  adamk  or soreau  both of whom run ati   ... I dont know if adamk is available right now but he will be tomorrow morning :)
[01:00] <coz_> mds58,  just pretend it's for compiz :)
[01:00]  * soreau blinks
[01:00] <jdwarta> i need help setting up a netgear RP114 router
[01:00] <peol> Hey guys. Got a question regarding nvidia twinview and setting specific color correction on a display, it seems my sliders are changing both of my monitors brightness etc. Does anyone know any way around this?
[01:01] <wind0pain> if a progam is not in the startmenu, what steps would you guys take to figure out what the command is to run it?
[01:01] <coz_> mds58,   if it can be done those two will know how
[01:01] <sharperguy> how can i get espeak to read my a pdf?
[01:01] <wind0pain> i usually end up googling and guessing.. neither seems to be very efficient.
[01:01] <soreau> wind0pain: Which program?
[01:01] <mds58> coz_ ty
[01:01] <eseven73> wind0pain, I normally google it too or just guess the name
[01:01] <coz_> mds58,   no problem and I see soreau  is here  :)
[01:01] <wind0pain> soreau: just in general... i've run into the problem at least 10 times in the last few days while getting started here
[01:01] <Dr_Willis> wind0pain:  how did you install it? if you used the package manager. you can seewhat files the package installed
[01:02] <dominoeffekt> Hi. I can not get 1024 x 768 (16:10) resolution any more after i have had monitors. How can i get it back now?
[01:02] <soreau> wind0pain: Well,you have to know which program you're trying to run, or which task you';re trying to accomplish first
[01:02] <byte^> 01:00.0 Multimedia audio controller: Creative Labs CA0106 Soundblaster
[01:02] <byte^>         Subsystem: Creative Labs Device 100a
[01:02] <byte^>         Flags: bus master, medium devsel, latency 64, IRQ 21
[01:02] <byte^>         I/O ports at df20 [size=32]
[01:02] <byte^>         Capabilities: <access denied>
[01:02] <FloodBot1> byte^: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:02] <byte^>         Kernel driver in use: CA0106
[01:02] <eseven73> dominoeffekt, what do you mean by "after I have had monitors"?
[01:03] <byte^> What does this mean?
[01:03] <byte^> (What I flooded)
[01:03] <LjL> !pastebin | byte^, it means you should use this next time
[01:03] <wind0pain> soreau: right.. when they load up into the menus it's great.. sometimes the name has a suffix (-whatever) and it can be tricky for me to figure out
[01:03] <Dr_Willis> Means you got a creative sound card> :)
[01:03] <dominoeffekt> eseven73:  typo  Dual monitors
[01:03] <byte^> LjL: Very funny
[01:03] <byte^> I thought it was smaller
[01:03] <blz> byte^:  it means lrn2pastebin =)
[01:03] <byte^> Otherwise I would've pastebin.
[01:03] <eseven73> dominoeffekt, ah ok :)
[01:03] <byte^> I meant.
[01:03] <byte^> Sigh
[01:03] <sharperguy> ^ about my previous question, i think i need a tool to extract the text from a pdf, and then pipe it into espeak. Anyone know of a tool that would allow me to do that?
[01:03] <FloodBot1> byte^: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:03] <byte^> One sec let me paste it fine.
[01:03] <jdwarta> i need help setting up a NETGEAR RP114 router
[01:04] <dominoeffekt> eseven73:  any ide how i can fix this ? Atm  3 cm for each side of the sceen is black
[01:04] <byte^> http://pastebin.com/m57142a3e
[01:04] <byte^> That seems to be my sound card
[01:04] <soreau> wind0pain: Auto Tab completeion is your friend. If you know the first few letter of the program, you can type them into your terminal and press the tab key twice. It will bring up a list of possibilities
[01:04] <byte^> It says a driver in use
[01:04] <byte^> but I receive no sound
[01:04] <soreau> wind0pain: If you know the name of the binary, you can also add a menu entry manually
[01:04] <eseven73> dominoeffekt, don't mind me, I'm kind of a grammar Queen. :)
[01:05] <kitche> byte^: is everything unmuted like pcm and others
[01:05] <dominoeffekt> eseven73:  hah no ps.  But do u know how i can fix my problem?
[01:05] <byte^> http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=df5ff3c09310355d4031fd8891e26e3455865133
[01:05] <byte^> That is what the ALSA Information Script generated
[01:06] <byte^> kitche: How would I check? Everything seems fine in alsamixer and at volume control
[01:06] <byte^> kitche: However, alsamixer is identifying pulseaudio as the sound card and chip
[01:06] <wirechief> byte^:  lsof  /dev/dsp* /dev/audio* /dev/mixer* /dev/snd/*   # lists all apps using soundcard #OSS uses /dev/dsp*   alsa uses /lsofdev/snd/*  OSS does not allow mixing so you get this error: Device or resource busy^:  check to see what is using your sound with
[01:06] <byte^> Is that a problem?
[01:06] <blz> Dr_Willis:  now I can't stop running my "hello world" program. it rules so much!  (inb4 offtopic)
[01:06] <eseven73> dominoeffekt, you'd have to give us more details, monitor brand/model, what OS is it on, such like that, else no one will help you.
[01:06] <byte^> wirechief: Huh?
[01:06] <byte^> How would I check?
[01:06] <kitche> byte^: well if your using pulseaudio then you need to use the pulseaudio mixer not alsa
[01:06] <ryan_> blz, what language are you using?
[01:07] <wind0pain> soreau: thanks
[01:07] <blz> ryan_:  C
[01:07] <wind0pain> auto tab will definitely help :)
[01:07] <ryan_> i see
[01:07] <wirechief> byte^:  use the lsof command as indicated it will tell you what is using your sound
[01:07] <blz> ryan_:  I feel so awesome =)
[01:07] <soreau> wind0pain: It's really nice and saves much typing
[01:07] <byte^> wirechief: So, just $ lsof ?
[01:07] <ryan_> now try something a little harder, implement a linked list
[01:07] <dominoeffekt> Any one who knows how i can get 1024 x 768 (16:10) resolution? I have hade Dual monitors Today. And now when i dissconnected 1 of them i cant get back the resolution for my "main sceen"  Info: Laptop Lenovo T61 14" screen   Ubuntu os
[01:07] <jdwarta> i need help setting up a NETGEAR RP114 router
[01:07] <byte^> Umm
[01:08] <byte^> Lot's of stuff was produced.
[01:08] <blz> ryan_:  sure I'll try that ... OHSHI- DIVIDE BY ZERO!!!!!!!
[01:08] <byte^> ... :\
[01:08] <fercho> olas
[01:08] <wirechief> byte^:  lsof  /dev/dsp* /dev/audio* /dev/mixer* /dev/snd/*
[01:08] <byte^> Ah.
[01:08] <byte^> Okay.
[01:08] <byte^> Nothing popped up.
[01:08] <byte^> Was produced, rather.
[01:08] <eseven73> dominoeffekt, that's much better, now people can help you, give them a few minutes to research the problem though...
[01:09] <dominoeffekt> eseven73:  Thank u mate
[01:09] <byte^> wirechief: Nothing was produced with that command?
[01:09] <wirechief> byte^:  try #alsa channel and see if you can get some help, post the url to your alsa script it helps them
[01:09] <byte^> Okay
[01:09] <byte^> Thanks
[01:09] <tritium> !enter | byte^
[01:10] <byte^> yes
[01:10] <byte^> sir
[01:10] <tritium> byte^: that was unnecessary
[01:10] <wind0pain> i really do not like the looks of the KDE start button
[01:10] <StrangeCharm> wirechief the first page of google results don't seem to be helpful. can you give a more specific tip on how to do a kernel update?
[01:11] <jdwarta> i need help setting up a NETGEAR RP114 router
[01:11] <Drknezz> Hi!, i want to install Jaunty, but i have the Windows Vista Loader (Pirated version), how can i install it so the loader is kept? (The installer tells me it will be deleted)
[01:11] <yaris123456789> i just wanna listen to music on my laptop...is there a way to make ubuntu put monitor to sleep while i still listen to music ?
[01:12] <eseven73> dominoeffekt, this is for Ubuntu 8.04 but the 5th post down, looks promising: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=893694
[01:12] <yaugze> hello !!
[01:13] <jdwarta>  yaris123456789: shut the lid?
[01:13] <wirechief> StrangeCharm:  check here for ubuntu kernels but before you install a new, check a ubuntu wiki on howto : http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/
[01:13] <yaris123456789> jdwarta: yea but its impossible to slip my fat fingers
[01:13] <yaris123456789> and control the track and volume
[01:13] <jdwarta> i need help setting up a NETGEAR RP114 router
[01:13] <Drknezz> Hi!, i want to install Jaunty, but i have the Windows Vista Loader (Pirated version), how can i install it so the loader is kept? (The installer tells me it will be deleted)
[01:14] <eseven73> least he's honest
[01:14] <doc|work> Drknezz: I doubt very much you'll get help on that here
[01:14] <eseven73> lol
[01:14] <wind0pain> anyone know how i can rotate the screen with the click of an icon?
[01:14] <Drknezz> doc|work: Why? :'(
[01:14] <mchelen> Drknezz, same as normal dual boot?
[01:14] <doc|work> Drknezz: because discussing anything to do with pirated/warez is not allowed on this network
[01:14] <Drknezz> mchelen: Will grub replace the VLoader?
[01:14] <Drknezz> doc|work: Windows -.-
[01:14] <jdwarta> yaris123456789: set the comp up so a certain keyboard shortcut will lock or blacken the screen
[01:14] <AlsaPCM> hi can i get some help installing my webcam drivers
[01:15] <mchelen> Drknezz, idk really, could try wubi
[01:15] <mchelen> !wubi
[01:15] <AlsaPCM> i already have the drivers
[01:15] <Drknezz> !webcam | AlsaPCM
[01:15] <AlsaPCM> but it fails one step
[01:15] <Drknezz> mchelen: wubi slows everything down
[01:15] <Drknezz> :/
[01:15] <AlsaPCM> sudo insmod stk11xx.ko
[01:15] <AlsaPCM>  i dont have this file
[01:15] <jdwarta> i need help setting up a NETGEAR RP114 router
[01:15] <AlsaPCM> just c files and h files
[01:16] <AlsaPCM> how can i compile the thing ?
[01:16] <Drknezz> AlsaPCM: you have to compile the driver files first
[01:16] <mob_> list
[01:16] <AlsaPCM> how ?
[01:16] <AlsaPCM> in a c compiler ?
[01:16] <mchelen> Drknezz, what does it slow down? linux is not running in vm or anything
[01:16] <StrangeCharm_> how can i turn on ssh?
[01:17] <knoxville> StrangeCharm_, is it installeD?
[01:17] <Drknezz> mchelen: it has to operate in a virtual filesystem
[01:17] <kmkz> Anyone... how can I change the default shortcut (C-c C-f) that does the LaTeX compilation in emacs to use pdflatex ?
[01:17] <lstarnes> StrangeCharm_: do you have the package openssh-server installed?
[01:17] <knoxville> StrangeCharm_, if so, sudo /etc/init.d/sshd start
[01:17] <dyf> hello.. i have a weird problem.. everytime i try to post something on a forum, firefox asks me which application to use to open the file "newpost.php".. how can i fix this?
[01:17] <jdwarta> i need help setting up a NETGEAR RP114 router
[01:17] <StrangeCharm_> knoxville lstarnes, thanks
[01:17] <knoxville> StrangeCharm_, No Prob
[01:17] <lstarnes> dyf: it looks like that site's owners didn't configure it right
[01:18] <knoxville> StrangeCharm_, you could see if it was running by using , netstat -at
[01:18] <dyf> lstarnes: that's what everyone keeps saying, but it's been a few days and i can see people posting, and it happens with *all* forums that i visited so far
[01:18] <supersasho> hi.. i'm up to moving my ubuntu partition to another disk.. i'm not using dd but the cp -a command.. now i need to change /etc/fstab and /boot/grub/menu.lst.. i've changed the uuid in the fstab but the disk wont boot.. any ideas?
[01:19] <wirechief> StrangeCharm here is some info on getting new kernels but it doesnt tell the whole story,, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Kernel/Upgrade?action=show&redirect=UpgradeKernel
[01:19] <StrangeCharm_> knoxville, your command returns no such file or directory
[01:19] <jdwarta> i need help setting up a NETGEAR RP114 router
[01:19] <knoxville> StrangeCharm_                 netstat -at
[01:20] <eseven73> jdwarta, have you tried ##networking?
[01:20] <StrangeCharm_> no, etc/init.d/sshd start
[01:20] <yaris123456789> sleep 1 && xset dpms force off  .... is ther a way to disable from turning back on due to mouse or keyboard movements ?
[01:20] <eseven73> setting up routers, isnt really Ubuntu related
[01:20] <StrangeCharm_> knoxville no, etc/init.d/sshd start
[01:20] <knoxville> StrangeCharm_, then you must not have the package installed
[01:20] <StrangeCharm_> knoxville, and it is installed
[01:20] <jigp> hello guys how to install kde for 9.04? im using 9.04 desktop.
[01:20] <knoxville> StrangeCharm_, here it is
[01:20] <jdwarta> eseven73: not yet... I am trying to use 2 comps runnung ubuntu and 1 with mac
[01:20] <StrangeCharm_> knoxville, wait, fixed it
[01:21] <knoxville> StrangeCharm_               sudo /etc/init.d/ssh restart
[01:21] <StrangeCharm_> knoxville, yep, that was the problem
[01:22] <knoxville> StrangeCharm_, good deal
[01:23] <eseven73> jdwarta, by running, I'm assuming you meant getting all 3 to connect to each other with the router? if so you'll probably have better luck there or the forums http://ubuntuforums.org
[01:23] <jdwarta> eseven73: ok
[01:24] <kitche> jigp: kubuntu-desktop
[01:24] <supersasho> hi.. i'm up to moving my ubuntu partition to another disk.. i'm not using dd but the cp -a command.. now i need to change /etc/fstab and /boot/grub/menu.lst.. i've changed the uuid in the fstab but the disk wont boot.. any ideas?
[01:25] <kitche> supersasho: you need to reinstall grub to the mbr
[01:25] <kitche> !grub > supersasho
[01:25] <macman__> weird
[01:25] <un_dave> morning all. or whatever the time appropriate greeting is for you. :)
[01:26] <sharperguy> what command can i use to non-interactively filter out all instances a string from a text file?
[01:26] <un_dave> anyone here use twinview, and have vnc successfully working?
[01:26] <Shockrates> how can i add the google search addon on firefox? i deleted it
[01:26] <un_dave> i get a one monitor working, and the other blacked out.
[01:27] <Shockrates> restore defaults n00bs
[01:27] <eseven73> Shockrates, if you don't have anything in firefox worth saving
[01:27] <eseven73> well... there goes that
[01:29] <un_dave> i've enabled 'remote desktop' through the menu options in gnome. i can connect, but i only see one screen
[01:30] <supersasho> kitche: thanks :) i've totaly forgot about it
[01:31] <smilingbob> is there anyway to make my microphone pick me up better?
[01:31] <dyf> smilingbob: yes, buy a better one
[01:32] <dyf> with noise reducer
[01:32] <smilingbob> dyf, thanks for nothing
[01:32] <prappl93> Anyone know a stand-alone yahoo program for Ubuntu?
[01:32] <mzz> smilingbob: I've had some luck holding the thing near my throat instead of in front of my mouth
[01:32] <yaris123456789> is there any music app taht puts monitor to sleep and lets me still change tracks and control volume ??
[01:32] <dyf> smilingbob: sure, i hope it works for you
[01:33] <dyf> mzz: did you insert it into your throat? :O
[01:33] <kitche> smilingbob: boost the microphone if you have not already
[01:33] <mzz> dyf: that's not what I meant.
[01:33] <smilingbob> kitche, how do i boost it?
[01:33] <smilingbob> mzz, i tried your sugestion it made it muffled and very soft...
[01:33] <mzz> smilingbob: there's a switch in the mixer
[01:33] <kitche> smilingbob: it's in the volume controls might be under advance settings
[01:34]  * Drknezz notices Jaunty really enhances speed
[01:34] <mzz> smilingbob: it probably depends on the microphone. Talking directly into this one made some sounds sound too "sharp", if you know what I mean.
[01:34] <Lluvio> Hey.
[01:34] <Lluvio> I heard you all are nerds.
[01:34] <Lluvio> If you are then cool.
[01:34] <Lluvio> I am too.
[01:34] <mzz> smilingbob: (it was a really crappy microphone, one that came with an ancient "multimedia" pc)
[01:34] <Seeker`> !OT | Lluvio
[01:34] <dyf> Lluvio: i heard you're a troll
[01:34] <Lint01> !spam
[01:34] <eseven73> geeks, not nerds, there's a difference :D
[01:35] <un_dave> hrm. the only reference i can find to other people having this issues suggestes that they're using xinerama, rather than twinview. but i just checked my xorg.conf, and it seems to have xinerama disabled properly.
[01:35] <smilingbob> mzz, i am not sure where this mike came from, borrowing it from the inlaws lol
[01:35] <bernz_> anyone here good with GRUB? i'm trying to overhaul an out-of-date ubuntu installation without having to burn a CD; i hope to boot a live 8.10 from USB instead, but it's non-trivial
[01:35] <Lluvio> Oh, haha, geeks is better, and off-topic ahoy!
[01:35] <PPKuma> yeah, geeks are "cool" :
[01:35] <smilingbob> think it came with their gateway they bought 10 years ago
[01:35] <PPKuma> :S
[01:35] <alchemist1> What is the GRUB entry that ends in "RT"
[01:36] <racecar56> i still havent been able too recover my stuff D=
[01:36] <alchemist1>  I cannot figure it out
[01:36] <racecar56> what am i gonna do?
[01:36] <mzz> hmm, running X tunnelled through ssh is *really* slow, even though this is now a local connection.
[01:36] <kitche> alchemist1: most likely real time
[01:36] <Lluvio> Wait, where can I find the off-topic servers?
[01:36] <PPKuma> hi, i've just installed jaunty in my Toshiba Satellite U305, i want to know if the graphic card (Intel Graphics Media Accelerator X3100) need any adicional driver
[01:36] <mzz> anyone run firefox through X through ssh without using vnc or nomachine? Is it even supposed to work?
[01:36] <eseven73> Lluvio, #ubuntu-offtopic
[01:36] <Lluvio> Thanks
[01:36] <kitche> PPKuma: no
[01:36] <Lluvio> But I do have some questions
[01:37] <smilingbob> perhaps it is not my microphone that stinks, but my speakers
[01:37] <Lluvio> I'm running Ubuntu on a virtual machine, how much RAM and how much hdspace should I allocate?
[01:37] <PPKuma> kitche: why's that? my office computer needed some NVIDIA driver i had to download...
[01:37] <LjL> !requirements > Lluvio    (Lluvio, see the private message from ubottu)
[01:37] <racecar56> gparted crashed while i was resizing a ntfs partition, there was a secondary fat32 and it seemed to 'overlap' the ntfs! the fat32's data is where the ntfs was!
[01:37] <bernz_> smilingbob, you could try using 'audacity' (a sound editing program) to record yourself, and watch the levels there to help you tune it
[01:37] <racecar56> what do i do?
[01:38] <mzz> Lluvio: iirc at least 512MiB of ram is a good idea, and the hd space depends heavily on what you're going to run (can't be more precise than "several GiB")
[01:38] <kitche> PPKuma: that's for nvidia and even then you didn't need it unless you wanted real 3d acceleration intel driver is part of X.org
[01:38] <dyf> racecar56: interesting.. how did you do that?
[01:38] <smilingbob> bernux, only if i remember what my password for sudo is lol
[01:38] <racecar56> dyf: what? how did it crash>
[01:38] <bernz_> racecar56, step 1: don't panic and do some further damage :-D
[01:38] <PPKuma> kitche: ok, thanks a lot :)
[01:38] <Lluvio> Also, first time using Ubuntu, how do I control the IRC?
[01:38] <racecar56> bernz_: umm...........
[01:38] <kmkz> mzz, for the slow connection you may try the -C for compress, as for firefox, am not quite sure, it seems to tell me that there is an instance running on my local machine
[01:38] <LjL> Lluvio: what exactly do you want to do?
[01:39] <Lluvio> Just whatever it was you sent me.
[01:39] <bernz_> racecar56, then, i believe there are some disk tools that can "guess" at old (correct) partition divisions, and they might be able to save you some troubles
[01:39] <dyf> racecar56: no, transfer the files to the other partition while resizing
[01:39] <kitche> PPKuma: intel driver is being rewriting along with the other drivers in X.org new driver interface though so drivers will get better after it's up and running
[01:39] <LjL> Lluvio: you should have a new tab or window open with a private message from Ubottu. look carefully.
[01:39] <mzz> kmkz: compress will *probably* only hurt, since the system I'm displaying on is quite slow and the connection's supposedly quite fast (haven't actually measured that bit yet)
[01:39] <racecar56> dyf: how?
[01:39] <Lluvio> oh I see
[01:39] <racecar56> dyf: the ntfs partition is GONE
[01:39] <mzz> kmkz: yeah, you have to use a second profile to get around that warning. It does work but it is *glacial*.
[01:40] <kmkz> mzz, true
[01:40] <racecar56> dyf: what the ntfs had is gone...
[01:40] <mzz> kmkz: from what I know of the protocol it doesn't like latency, which is why things like compression can hurt. But I didn't expect it to hurt quite this badly over a local connection
[01:40] <dyf> i see
[01:40] <fil_> I'm using ubuntu 8.04. I did 'apt-get install kubuntu-desktop' and after I found KDE is not what I want to use, I want to uninstall it. But when I 'apt-get purge kubuntu-desktop', the programs which kubuntu-desktop installed are staying. WHY?
[01:40] <bernz_> racecar56, there might be a tool that can "find" the start/end of the ntfs partition...i just can't cite one off-hand, but i'm sure i've seen something like that
[01:40] <PPKuma> kitche: so when these drivers are ready... will they download automatically in a system update or do i have to do anything else?
[01:40] <racecar56> bernz_: k
[01:40] <eseven73> !puregnome | fil_
[01:40] <JediMaster> how do I get rid of the tracker applet window that's telling me my index is corrupted? hitting redindex, cancel and ok only bring the window up again
[01:41] <mzz> racecar56: I'd also check with the gparted documention (or possibly their support, depending on what they have in this area) if there's a known way to recover
[01:41] <Lluvio> Also, does Ubuntu only have two resolutions?
[01:41] <bernz_> racecar56, a good place to start searching is a website that has a bootdisk for rescue; usually it will contain a treasure trove of free software tools for HD management/rescue
[01:41] <kitche> PPKuma: they are a ways off probably a few versions of ubuntu before they are even ready really
[01:41] <racecar56> bernz_: parted magic?
[01:41] <bernz_> maybe 'partition magic' (for windows only, AFAIK) can do it
[01:41] <bernz_> but i'm not sure
[01:41] <racecar56> bernz_: if so then i'll get a unetbootin and slam it on one of my usb sticks....
[01:42] <racecar56> bernz_: i dont do windows anymore...
[01:42] <PPKuma> kitche: ook, thanks a lot for your answers :)
[01:42] <bernz_> try bootdisk.com (if it's still the original guy running that domain) to find a rescue disk, and examine its contents by mounting the ISO
[01:42] <Lluvio> Any of you use Virtual Machines to run Ubuntu?
[01:42] <eseven73> Lluvio, Ubuntu supports more than two resolutions, but you'll need to install drivers for your graphics card, System > Hardware Drivers
[01:42] <fil_> eseven73: E: Couldn't find package kdelibs4
[01:42] <bernz_> racecar56, no problem, there should be a linux/FOSS tool to do the same thing
[01:42] <Lluvio> eseven73, Thanks.
[01:42] <racecar56> racecar56: could arted magic work?
[01:42] <mzz> Lluvio: I had an instance running in VirtualBox before, although not currently
[01:42] <ramiro> hi
[01:42] <racecar56> racecar56: i can do that..
[01:43] <ramiro> how do I install the most minimal X server, only so that I can ssh -X from another machine?
[01:43] <eseven73> fil_, you using sudo before the commands?
[01:43] <bernz_> i don't know 'parted magic'... never heard of it... clone of partition magic, or?
[01:44] <racecar56> bernz_: it is a live cd with a bunch of........ disk stuff
[01:44] <mzz> ramiro: you don't need an X server on the system you're ssh-ing to for ssh -X (you need xauth and its deps, but that's it). I don't know the proper ubuntu way to install just that though.
[01:44] <racecar56> bernz_: i ASSUME
[01:44] <fil_> eseven73: yeah, there are no packages like kdelibs4 and 5. Remember, I installed kde-desktop from Ubuntu. <
[01:44] <akidd116> hello
[01:45] <un_dave> no one here using multi-head twinview, and have vnc working?
[01:45] <infinityxi> Anyone experienced with using virtualbox? I have the haikuOS image file and I wanted to load it on virtualbox. I am not very familar with using it and it doesn't seem to be working. I also don't want to use vmware if possible.
[01:45] <talonz> racecar56, why not use gparted and libntfs10 ? that should let u do what u want
[01:45] <racecar56> infinityxi: ummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm what abut qemu
[01:45] <mzz> infinityxi: define "doesn't seem to be working"
[01:45] <racecar56> talonz: huh
[01:45] <akidd116> anyone here know why my wireless is listed as unassociated?
[01:46] <bbitz> hello
[01:46] <un_dave> hello bbitz
[01:46] <infinityxi> sorry for being vague. I meant to say I am not sure how to load it. vbox can load image files right?
[01:46] <infinityxi> haven't tried qemu yet. that is a possibility
[01:46] <mzz> infinityxi: what format is the image in?
[01:46] <osama> hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
[01:46] <bernz_> racecar56, yep, it's usually a live bootable CD of DOS with menus that lead to DOS-based utilities
[01:47] <infinityxi> it's a befs data dump from the haiku website
[01:47] <racecar56> brb
[01:47] <Megarain> Any one having trouble with helix?
[01:47] <infinityxi> kind of like if you did a dd if=/dev/hda of=haiku.image
[01:47] <eseven73> fil, using Jaunty 9.04 right? if so http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/puregnome  if using 8.10 go here http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/puregnomehardy
[01:47] <akidd116> is there a chat room specifically for help setting up wireless in ubuntu?
[01:48] <smilingbob> okay so i downloaded audacity, recorded, to test volumes, made some changes, and now when i try to record again it gives me a error about capturing the sound device...
[01:48] <Megarain> Don't think so Akidd.
[01:48] <mzz> infinityxi: stepping through the new virtual machine wizard should give you an option to use an existing hard disk
[01:49] <infinityxi> should i mount the image file via loop?
[01:49] <J-_> Anyone run MPD on Jaunty? If so, want to query me to help me set it up?
[01:49] <akidd116> damnit. i just set up ubuntu for the first time ever and it wont even recognize my wireless network
[01:49] <mzz> infinityxi: no, you don't have to mount it in the host (in fact I'd expect that to cause problems)
[01:49] <infinityxi> or reference the image file directly.
[01:49] <infinityxi> gotcha
[01:49] <J-_> !wireless
[01:49] <mzz> infinityxi: if you mount the image in the host the host will get confused when the guest writes to the underlying image file (and vice versa, if you mount it readwrite in the host)
[01:50] <bbitz> Why access non-sensitive data by HTTPS? Everyone is doing that these days...
[01:50] <_CommandeR_> Hi guys, im trying to figure out how to convert an CD to Flac or some other lossless format, you know any good app ?
[01:51] <mzz> _CommandeR_: afaik sound-juicer can do that (isn't that installed by default?)
[01:51] <ram``> bbitz: why not?
[01:51] <bernz_> bbitz, maybe it's affordable, computationally, so "why not?" for privacy's sake, perhaps?
[01:51] <_CommandeR_> mzz,  havent tried that ...
[01:51] <th0r> _CommandeR_: grip
[01:51] <mzz> !rip | _CommandeR_
[01:52] <_CommandeR_> Running Ubuntu
[01:53] <bbitz> Well, I suppose it's convenient _IF_ they have signed certificates that are in-date. I have seen quite a few that don't.
[01:54] <bonhoffer> i am confused --i have the mouse movement, but i can't interact with anything
[01:54] <bonhoffer> tried to kill x, everything -- ready to power off
[01:54] <jigp> kitche : thanks
[01:54] <bonhoffer> waited 2 hours at this point
[01:54] <bonhoffer> really don't like powering off linux
[01:55] <akidd116> there is nothing in here about my wireless being unassociated
[01:55] <_CommandeR_> th0r, Hm grip does it work good ?
[01:55] <Pici> !sysrq | bonhoffer before you do that, you could try this:
[01:55] <kitche> jigp: not a problem
[01:55] <th0r> _CommandeR_: I have been using it without problems for a couple of years
[01:55] <jigp> hello guys how to restrict my account?im root and my user is jigp.i have desktop users and i dont want them to access my home folder...
[01:56] <th0r> _CommandeR_: not sure exactly what it supports for formats...I always use mp3
[01:56] <bonhoffer> woah -- alt + print screen did it
[01:56] <_CommandeR_> th0r, hm gonna try it out, My Freddie Mercury CD from 1990 is getting a bit damaged (ripple on the coating of old age I suppose =/
[01:57] <kitche> jigp: ah this is the thing that I don't really like about Ubuntu remove the world read from your user home directory
[01:57] <whileimhere> Hi folks. Is there a way to include in the panel links to documents that I open frequently?
[01:57] <kitche> jigp: along with the other as well
[01:57] <th0r> _CommandeR_: just took a look...flac is an option...as well as a number of other formats
[01:58] <_CommandeR_> th0r, Yup, just checked the webb, and also the synaptic
[01:58] <TylerPlack> hello
[01:58] <kitche> jigp: look up how to use chmod since I m not sure the exact nubmers to use for it though
[01:58] <bonhoffer> Pici: what is up with that?
[01:59] <Pici> bonhoffer: It hooks directly to the kernel, bypassing anything else that might be messed up.  The wiki link should explain it better though.
[01:59] <bbitz> What devices (dev entries) does libusb use?
[01:59] <pingveno> I'm repeating this question from a bit earlier. I'm trying to switch GNOME to Programmer Dvorak, but it's not showing up in the Keyboard Settings.
[02:00] <pingveno> The other Dvoraks are, but not Programmer Dvorak
[02:00] <f1shb0t>   [0,1,3,5,7,9,11,13,15,17,19,21,23,25,27,29,31,33,35,37,39,41,43,45,47,49,51...
[02:00] <lenswipe> can someone help me with a samba domain controller please
[02:00] <eseven73> f1shb0t, are you a bot?
[02:00] <f1shb0t> abrotman: PS2 mice aren't.
[02:00] <lenswipe> some of my users cant logon
[02:00] <lenswipe> is anyone able to help
[02:00] <th0r> jigp: I think this will do it 'chmod 700 /home/(user)'
[02:01] <f1shb0t> Gnutoo, your paste also said to try Try re-emerging dev-python/pyxml
[02:01] <whileimhere> How can I get pidgin to stay in my panel?
[02:01] <lenswipe> can someone give me a hand with samba
[02:01] <f1shb0t> I'm repeating this question from a bit earlier. I'm trying to switch GNOME to Programmer Dvorak, but it's not showing up in the Keyboard Settings.
[02:01] <NimO> hi
[02:01] <lenswipe> anyone?
[02:02] <f1shb0t> What devices (dev entries) does libusb use?
[02:02] <th0r> lenswipe: have you installed swat?
[02:02] <f1shb0t>   <no location info>: parse error on input `='
[02:02] <lenswipe> th0r: swat messes things up, dont like swat
[02:03] <lenswipe> th0r: besides my problem is that some users cant login, not to seem rude but i dont really see how swat can help with that, however if you do im interested
[02:03] <kitche> Pici: hmm wonder which channel that actually came from sicne it's been kicked out of most of the channels it was in :)
[02:04] <Gourlis> I need help
[02:04] <lenswipe> you do ;)
[02:04] <Gourlis> I know
[02:04] <Gourlis> :P
[02:04] <lenswipe> sorry you asked for that one
[02:04] <_CommandeR_> th0r, One question, what is better rip to Wav or to flac ?
[02:04] <Gourlis> lenswipe, ATI Radeon X1250 Drivers for Ubuntu 9.04 are available anywhere ?
[02:04] <th0r> _CommandeR_: I haven't used either for ripping, but would lean to flac
[02:05] <lenswipe> Gourlis: dont know, i dont even run 9.04
[02:05] <Gourlis> damn
[02:05] <lenswipe> Gourlis: i dont even have a radeon card
[02:05] <Gourlis> In WIndows Vista it shows that I have ATI Radeon X1250 and on Ubuntu it shows X1200
[02:05] <lenswipe> gourlis: or an addon graphics card of any description
[02:05] <racecar56> does ubuntu 9.04 work well for a gateway m1635 laptop? NOTICE: idk if i got the model right....
[02:05] <th0r> _CommandeR_: course...if you intend to use the files in windows you might want wav files
[02:05] <racecar56> oh is a m1625
[02:06] <Haris_Amin> guys i upgraded to jaunty and am now unable to connect to any wireless networks...is there a way for me to reinstall just the wireless card driver...mine is using ipw2200 right now
[02:06] <Gourlis> Anyone else interested to help with ATI Radeon graphic card ?
[02:07] <Relay2> --><EMAIL_ADDRESS>(from firewirez) has joined channel #relay
[02:07] <Relay2> *** * (from firewirez) changes topic of #relay to 'Relay Test Chan'
[02:07] <Relay2> *** Alpha (from firewirez) set mode #relay +o Relay1
[02:07] <racecar56> Gourlis: what is it in reality?
[02:07] <Relay2> *** Alpha (from firewirez) set mode #relay +m
[02:07] <Dr_Willis> a relay bot?
[02:08] <Gourlis> racecar56, I don't know. I have a laptop, probably X1250
[02:08] <Gourlis> in ubuntu it says RS490M X1200
[02:08] <racecar56> does anyone see this message
[02:08] <NimO> yeah
[02:08] <Gourlis> but it doesnt detect my drivers on 9.04 thats why am interested if anyone knows how to fix it
[02:09] <racecar56> everyone still here?
[02:09] <Gourlis> yes
[02:09] <racecar56> good
[02:09] <racecar56> :>
[02:10] <Gourlis> i am without effects right now
[02:10] <Gourlis> ;p
[02:10] <racecar56> i shure hope i can recover my data...
[02:10] <Lint01> Gourlis: which driver you have active now?
[02:10] <Relay2> * |PB| (from firewirez) waves to freenode users
[02:10] <Gourlis> Lint01, nothing.. after upgrading on 9.04 probably I use ati open source drivers.
[02:11] <Lint01> Gourlis: 'radeon' should work fine
[02:11] <doc``> is there a 32bit Java JDK available for ubuntu 9.04 ?
[02:12] <usser> Gourlis, whats the model of the card?
[02:12] <Gourlis> Lint01, yes but am newbie in world of ubuntu :) thats why i wanna know how to do it if you tell me
[02:12] <usser> doc``, sun-java6-jdk
[02:12] <Gourlis> usser, in vista it shows ATI Radeon X1250
[02:12] <chuck_> Gourlis, You have to use the open source driver ati dropped support for your card,
[02:12] <Gourlis> and in ubuntu X1200
[02:12] <Gourlis> chuck_, how can i check what card am using now ?
[02:12] <Gourlis> what drivers i mean
[02:12] <whileimhere> Is there a way in Firefox to keep a second set of bookmarks.
[02:13] <th0r> Gourlis: I have a 1200 and have been researching this issue for several days. As near as I can determine the 1200 is not being supported
[02:13] <racecar56> how can i recover my data from an 'overlapped' partition?
[02:13] <doc``> usser that gives me 64bit
[02:13] <Gourlis> th0r, that means I'll stay without any effects right ?
[02:14] <th0r> Gourlis: I have compiz effects. I have everything but googleearth. Was even able to run SecondLife
[02:14] <Lint01> Gourlis: check this -> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RadeonDriver
[02:14] <chuck_> look in /etc/X11/xorg.conf or Xorg.0.log
[02:14] <usser> Gourlis, here ati deprecated your card in the recent driver, the only one that works on 9.04 so you're stuck with radeon http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/linux/legacy/Pages/radeon_linux.aspx?type=2.4.1&product=<IP_ADDRESS>.7&lang=English
[02:14] <akidd116> damnit, nothing i do can get my wireless to work
[02:14] <akidd116> lol
[02:14] <Gourlis> HMM
[02:14] <akidd116> silly ubuntu
[02:14] <usser> doc``, oh you're on 64 bit, you'll have to download one from java.com if you want 32bit
[02:15] <Gourlis> am gonna check guys
[02:15] <Gourlis> brb
[02:15] <Gourlis> :)
[02:15] <racecar56> how can i recover my data from an 'overlapped' partition?
[02:16] <Lint01> i've bought it 2 years ago, and it already 'deprecated', what a disgrace
[02:16] <racecar56> i can give more info on how this happened....
[02:16] <usser> Lint01, thats how ati does business
[02:18] <racecar56> i have a really old 40 GB IDE hard drive, i stuck it in a external hard drive case and there were 2 partitions: a ntfs and a fat32. the ntfs was biggest. i wanted to delete the fat32 (it was useless) and make the ntfs bigger, and then i did so. then gparted crashed and now the fat32 killed the ntfs. the fat32's data is n the ntfs and i don't know how to get the ntfs' stuff back. i really need it
[02:18] <MrGrimR> Does anyone have any recommendations on running flash files, such as watching movies on Youtube? The plugin I have doesn't work that well.
[02:18] <doc``> usser i dont seem to find a 32bit jdk on java.com :(
[02:18] <racecar56> MrGrimR: swfdec ftw
[02:18] <Dylan552> can some one help me with my wifi problem
[02:18] <MrGrimR> :D thanks, racecar
[02:19] <racecar56> Dylan552: more info please, i missed the message
[02:19] <racecar56> MrGrimR: yw
[02:19] <Dylan552> racecar can we do it in a pm plz?
[02:19] <racecar56> Dylan552: idk if my client supports it....
[02:19] <Gourlis> Nevermind guys :) I will stay with this graphic cards as I am now, hoping ubuntu with their next release do something :P like in 8.04 autodetecting and finding drivers
[02:19] <Dylan552> what r u using
[02:19] <Gourlis> heheh
[02:19] <racecar56> Dylan552: irssi
[02:19] <racecar56> Dylan552: i am NEW to it
[02:19] <racecar56> Dylan552: very
[02:19] <Dylan552> can i try to pm u?
[02:19] <racecar56> Dylan552: k
[02:20] <Dylan552> work?
[02:20] <akidd116> "You should see an output, along with the words "CLAIMED, UNCLAIMED, ENABLED or DISABLED"
[02:20] <akidd116> where should i see that?
[02:20] <Gourlis> racecar56, Lint01, th0r, usser, chuck_ Thanks for all your help! :-)
[02:21] <usser> doc``, https://cds.sun.com/is-bin/INTERSHOP.enfinity/WFS/CDS-CDS_Developer-Site/en_US/-/USD/ViewProductDetail-Start?ProductRef=jdk-6u13-oth-JPR@CDS-CDS_Developer
[02:21] <norrisg1> MKAY. IM BACK
[02:21] <racecar56> Gourlis: yw
[02:21] <chuck_> Gourlis, your welcome
[02:21] <akidd116> anyone?
[02:22] <doc``> ty usser
[02:22] <rocketwings> anyone know how to get grub to boot to a dell utility partition?
[02:22] <Dr_Willis> rocketwings:  from what machines ive seen - ya boot the recovery partitions same as you do any other windows OS.
[02:23] <rocketwings> how?
[02:23] <Dr_Willis> rocketwings:  at least thats how it works on my gateway,and acer, and aspirer,
[02:23] <racecar56> how can i recover my data from an 'overlapped' partition?
[02:23] <Dylan552> can some one help me?
[02:23] <norrisg1> I CAN
[02:23] <Dylan552> pm me?
[02:23] <Dr_Willis> rocketwings:  same  format as for booting windows, only you change the hd#,# to point to the recovery partition
[02:23] <akidd116> "You should see an output, along with the words "CLAIMED, UNCLAIMED, ENABLED or DISABLED" ...im wondering where i find this. i already used sudo lshw -C network
[02:23] <akidd116> i cant seem to find it
[02:23] <racecar56> please help! i need my data back
[02:24] <andrea2030> is it a windows partition?
[02:24] <rocketwings> sorry, i'm a novice how do you change grub anyways
[02:24] <racecar56> yes, ntfs, xp ntfs
[02:24] <racecar56> andrea2030: xp ntfs
[02:24] <andrea2030> "Get Back NTFS"
[02:24] <Dr_Willis> rocketwings:  its controlled by /boot/grub/menu.lst
[02:24] <racecar56> andrea2030: what to do?
[02:24] <andrea2030> http://www.runtime.org/
[02:25] <santa_dolphin> hello :)
[02:25] <Superdweeb> MY SYSTEM IS NOW OPENING THE "RECOVERY" DIALOG AT EVERY BOOT. Someone please help me? All in caps so it catches your attention, I do not type in all capital letters.
[02:25] <Dylan552> HE JUST LEFT!
[02:25] <Dylan552> opps caps
[02:25] <Dylan552> my b
[02:25] <racecar56> andrea2030: ahh shoot
[02:25] <FloodBot1> Dylan552: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:25] <infinityxi> mzz: figured the problem out. there was a utility to convert raw images to vdi files. the pages i searched for were a little outdated
[02:25] <Pici> !caps | Superdweeb please don't
[02:25] <Dylan552> some one pm me i need help
[02:25] <andrea2030> listen
[02:25] <chuck_> Dylan552, he seems to do that a lot
[02:26] <Superdweeb> Pici; are you going to help me at all?
[02:26] <andrea2030> getdataback for ntfs work wonders
[02:26] <Dylan552> its ok i just need help
[02:26] <malevolence> how can i enable  watching video's on cnn and youtube im using ubuntu hardy 8.04
[02:26] <Dylan552> anyone plz pm if u can help
[02:26] <racecar56> andrea2030: 1. is it windows? "i don't do windows" (i USED to......) 2. it isn't even free..... i dont think so
[02:27] <kitche> malevolence: install flash
[02:27] <gadwil> Hello everyone.
[02:27] <andrea2030> get a torrent
[02:27] <Dylan552> im conected to the network but i cant get on the we
[02:27] <andrea2030> pirate
[02:27] <_CommandeR_> Anyone here configured GRIP to ripp with flac ?
[02:27] <racecar56> andrea2030: my desktop pc isn't wrking today.... i'd love to though :D
[02:27] <Sagaci> malevolence: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[02:27] <Dylan552> web*
[02:27] <racecar56> andrea2030: my laptop is slow as a snail
[02:28] <Dr_Willis> _CommandeR_: i recall having to install all the extra tools for grip to use.. then it was a simple configure/pull down menu in the GRIP settings.
[02:28] <ohzie> Hey I have a hp/compaq laptop using a geforce 7150m. It works, but it doesn't automatically see that it's an nvidia card and enable the restricted driver. Has anyone run into this and fixed this problem?
[02:28] <Dylan552>  im conected to the network but i cant get on the web
[02:28] <racecar56> andrea2030: well... IS it windows?
[02:28] <rocketwings> Dr_Willis: boot is in the partition with ubuntu?
[02:28] <_CommandeR_> Dr_Willis, what extra tools, only found grip in synaptic.
[02:28] <andrea2030> i dont need help
[02:28] <mzz> infinityxi: that works, although I'm a bit surprised you can't just use the raw image through the regular virtual drive manager. Sorry about that.
[02:28] <racecar56> ohzie: "hp/compaq"... wut
[02:28] <Dr_Willis> _CommandeR_:  grip is just a front end to all the other tools..if you wanted to use flac. you need to install the flac encoder stuff..
[02:28] <Dylan552> can some one pm i REALLY need help
[02:28] <mzz> infinityxi: (I thought this was a fairly obvious option in the wizard, but it's been a while since I used it)
[02:29] <ohzie> racecar56, V6620US
[02:29] <malevolence> kitche you mean flash player non free ??
[02:29] <ohzie> Compaq presario
[02:29] <armence> Hello, I need help with nVidia drivers. I have an ASUS motherboard with a NVIDIA GeForce 8 series onboard graphics card. When I activate the nVidia driver, the inside of some windows is no longer drawn properly. Can anyone help with that?
[02:29] <racecar56> ohzie: k, all the compaq's i have are sr1010z and a sr1020nx, both old
[02:29] <racecar56> ohzie: btw they are desktop pc's
[02:29] <infinityxi> mzz: yeah the wizard didn't have that option. It should though, It is a fairly trivial commandline that can convert vmware files to vdi as well as raw.
[02:29] <gadwil> Hello, I need to know how to remove all graphics drivers on my computer so I can re-install Nvidia 177 driver.  I am running Ubuntu 8.10, fully upgraded, and am using Nvidia GeForce 7300 SE Graphics card.  can anyone help please?
[02:29] <_CommandeR_> Dr_Willis, I installed it from synaptic etc and int installed ,probably with all. I checked that i have flac installed and i do have it installed. Also in encoded i can check FLAC
[02:29] <akidd116> can anyone here help me?
[02:30] <ohzie> racecar56, This is a laptop.
[02:30] <racecar56> andrea2030: is it a program that runs on windows or is it a live cd or what
[02:30] <racecar56> ohzie: yeah, i know
[02:30] <administrator_> 123456
[02:30] <andrea2030> it runs on windows
[02:30] <Dr_Willis> _CommandeR_:  run grip, in the config -> encoding  settings. the pull down menu shows what commands it wants.. be sure they are installed and grip should work.
[02:30] <mzz> akidd116: almost certainly not with wireless problems, sorry :( I don't have that kind of hardware
[02:30] <racecar56> andrea2030: then it's impossible...
[02:30] <infinityxi> i know for the future though because I have a few old backup images of ubuntu 7.10 that i can resurrect for data that might still be on them.
[02:30] <mzz> akidd116: well I actually do since today, but that laptop's waaaay too old to run ubuntu :)
[02:30] <andrea2030> gadwil: look how to install envyng
[02:30] <andrea2030> get an external drive
[02:30] <akidd116> lol my laptop is kind of old aswell. id say 4 years or so
[02:31] <K`zan> Hi all, just installed ubunti 9.04 and stuck a usb dongle in it from another linux box and it doesn't mount, any suggestions appreciated!
[02:31] <racecar56> andrea2030: 1st off, the windows on my pc is ruined, 2nd off, my laptop hard drive is stupid, 3rd off, i dont have any more spare hdd's.
[02:31] <andrea2030> racecar56: do you have windows or linux on this system?
[02:31] <racecar56> andrea2030: ubuntu 9.04, else i'd be at #windows
[02:31] <racecar56> andrea2030: i don't do windows any more
[02:31] <fluvvell> Is there an openoffice irc channel that anyone knows about?
[02:32] <rocketwings> anyone know where you can learn to use grub?
[02:32] <andrea2030> install virtualbox, install windows, get an external, pass it through the virtualbox, run getdataback ntfs
[02:32] <santa_dolphin> i´m sorry the question but how can i erase and clean the mbr because i install the grub in the mbr ... and if i format i fear that this goes down ...
[02:32] <Cryptic_Donkey> rocketwings: join / #grub
[02:32] <racecar56> andrea2030: 1st off, laptop too old for vbox, 2nd off, all i need is another drive but i dont have one
[02:33] <Cryptic_Donkey> rocketwings: join  #grub  wit this command /j #grub
[02:33] <gadwil> andrea2030:  Thank you, I am installing now and hopefully this will resolve my problems.  Have been trying to get this working all day.  Long story as to how it got messed up in the first place.  All I can say is thank you.
[02:33] <racecar56> andrea2030: this thing can run qemu a little bit, but else it's scrap
[02:33] <Dr_Willis> rocketwings:  the grub homepage has some must read/bookmark docs to  make you a master of grub-fu
[02:33] <fluvvell> rocketwings, you could try    sudo apt-get install startupmanager
[02:33] <Jamed> racecar56: did gparted already copy the data when it crashed?
[02:33] <racecar56> Jamed: crashed during a sector read
[02:33] <racecar56> Jamed: i guess not then
[02:34] <_CommandeR_> Dr_Willis, seems that GRIP cannot find flac
[02:34] <Jamed> then you can try testdisk for restoring the old partition table
[02:34] <akidd116> anyone else here that might be able to help with some wireless issues?
[02:34] <larrydag> hi folks.  I'm having the hardest time getting my Canon Pixma ip1700.  I've looked all around the forums and nothing is working
[02:34] <racecar56> Jamed: i really find it stupid/odd that it crashing when it is -reading- would lead to damage, btw i was tiring myself out with testdisk already
[02:35] <racecar56> Jamed: what do i do? im stuck on this stupid usb stick of ubuntu 9.04 and a bad partition table on my main drive
[02:35] <Dr_Willis> _CommandeR_:  you did install flac?  sudo apt-get install flac
[02:35] <larrydag> anyone offer printer setup advice?
[02:35] <_CommandeR_> Dr_Willis, its allready installed,
[02:36] <_CommandeR_> Dr_Willis, (Output from terminal flac is already the newest version.)
[02:36] <Dr_Willis> _CommandeR_:  Id have togo find a music cd to check :) heh..  i rippd all mine years ago.. and havent gotten them out oftheir cases in ages
[02:36] <_CommandeR_> Dr_Willis,  hehe :)
[02:36] <K1LL9> does anyone know how to rebuild my dpkg database for ubuntu? i somehow managed to corrupt the file
[02:36] <Jamed> racecar56: i don't know a way to restore the data without testdisk
[02:36] <K1LL9> im running ubuntu 9.04 desktop
[02:37] <andrea2030> KILL9: sudo apt-get install -f
[02:37] <andrea2030> try that
[02:37] <apple1> hello\
[02:37] <andrea2030> KILL9: reply with what it says
[02:38] <santa_dolphin> i´m sorry the question but how can i erase and clean the mbr to default like fixmbr in windows?
[02:38] <_CommandeR_> Dr_Willis, Mine is kinda needed to rip, its and old Freddie Mercury from 1993 and the coating is getting ripples (plays good but the DVD drive gots some troubles to reed it sometimes but when its buffered it plays good :)
[02:38] <racecar56> Jamed: umm.... how DO i use testdisk to fix this? i have the drive on and the window open...
[02:39] <K1LL9> andrea2030, Reading state information... Done
[02:39] <K1LL9> 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
[02:39] <armence> I have an NVIDIA GeForce 8300 and when I activate the nvidia driver, windows do not seem to update. Can I get some help?
[02:39] <Relay2> --><EMAIL_ADDRESS>(from firewirez) has joined channel #relay
[02:40] <Jamed> racecar56: i don't know much about testdisk, i've never used it, so i don't know the right commands for restoring
[02:40] <K1LL9> andrea2030, i have 2 ubuntu boxes, and i have copied the dpkg file from one box and replaced the dpkg file of the currupted one, probally not the right solution now is it?
[02:40] <dominoeffekt> Hi guys. I have had Dual monitors to day. And now when i disconnected the Extra monitor i can not get back to the resolution that i had before on my "main screen" (1024 x 769 (16:10)  i can only have 1024 x 768 (4:3) so my screen is not "filled out" on the sides. suggestions on that i can do?
[02:40] <Volkodav> hello! I have lost my arrow keys functionality and UP arrow key envokes screenshot
[02:40] <Volkodav> any idea where to dig ?
[02:41] <racecar56> andrea2030: do you know how to fix my ntfs with testdisk?
[02:42] <ernak> Hello,I just installec xubuntu to an old sony vaio laptop, and when i drop to shell by hitting ctrl-alt-f1 the resolution is too  big, with black bars on the side
[02:42] <ernak> and it's impossible to enter commands
[02:42] <ernak> anyone got a clue how to fix this?
[02:42] <racecar56> andrea2030: im at the start analyze screen and it says 2 of partition 2, there is some hope
[02:43] <Dr_Willis> _CommandeR_:  lame works . flac dont.. odd...
[02:43] <racecar56> andrea2030: Invalid NTFS boot:  2 * HPFS - NTFS              0   1 32 32122  41 15   65787120 (there are 2 lines like that)
[02:43] <Dr_Willis> _CommandeR_:  could be its checking for some verson info.  i will toy with it a bit more
[02:43] <poopsmith> So if I had to move my hard drive from SATA4 in my pc to SATA2, now grub won't load, shouldn't it be a very easy fix?
[02:43] <racecar56> andrea2030: btw im using testdisk 6.10
[02:43] <th0r> ernak: first, use Alt-F2, Alt-F1 is the logon terminal that starts X. And using a vga= line in menu.lst might help
[02:44] <K`zan> Never mind :-), solution to it is to reboot each time you remove and insert the USB drive.
[02:44] <l337m4573r> dose any body know about the sound bug in quake 2 ?
[02:44] <poopsmith> and I'm in live cd right now :D
[02:44] <Dr_Willis> l337m4573r:  given how old quake2 is.... im suprised it works. :)
[02:44] <andrea2030> racecar56: have you tried using the windows xp cd and going into recory console, FIXMBR & FIXBOOT?
[02:44] <ernak> th0r:it's the same resolution :( starts in about the middle of the screen
[02:45] <Dr_Willis> l337m4573r:  there may be some quake2 'updated engines' that use the data files but look better.
[02:45] <akidd116> "# Many wireless network devices can be turned on or off. Check to see if there is a hardware switch, some devices can be switched off from Windows and may need to be turned back on from Windows."
[02:45] <akidd116> anyone know what that means specifically?
[02:46] <poopsmith> some laptops have switches that disable their wireless, I'm guessing its referring to that
[02:46] <SeaPhor> Dr_Willis, sudo apt-get install sauerbraten
[02:46] <Dr_Willis> akidd116:  look for a wireless on/off switch..and some times the switches are very picky and  dont work under linux, but do in windows
[02:46] <AlsaPCM> how to install nvidia driver..
[02:46] <racecar56> andrea2030: would that actually help a -partition- problem?
[02:46] <Dr_Willis> SeaPhor:  i perfer FreeCol to FPS :)
[02:46] <l337m4573r> ic cause it works but the sound is all buggy and i haven't found a straight answer to fix it witch surprises since its openSource
[02:46] <andrea2030> racecar56: yes
[02:47] <racecar56> andrea2030: O_o
[02:47] <AlsaPCM> i have used the synaptic and downloaded the 180 ones, but when i try the hardware thing doesnt activate the driver..
[02:47] <racecar56> andrea2030: ok..... if you SAY so...
[02:47] <cdm10> Does anyone here use Ekiga VoIP?
[02:47] <_CommandeR_> Dr_Willis, ok thanx :)
[02:47] <akidd116> well, how do i make them work in linux if all i have is linux now?
[02:47] <racecar56> andrea2030: notice: the windows that was on there is deleted, is that going to make it fail?
[02:47] <ernak> i think i found my answer, in the grub "menu.,lst" file
[02:47] <AlsaPCM> anyone..
[02:48] <racecar56> andrea2030: ok... im going to try it
[02:48] <poopsmith> So if I had to move my hard drive from SATA4 in my pc to SATA2, now grub won't load, shouldn't it be a very easy fix? I am in Live CD right now on that computer ready to go!
[02:48] <Dr_Willis> _CommandeR_:  you could just rip the things, thenuse the command line i guess. or try some other ripper tools
[02:48] <mrpockets> Anyone know anything about 9.04's support on the Mac Aluminum?
[02:48] <mrpockets> or know where to look?
[02:48] <akidd116> ok, now it says wireless=radio off instead of unassociated
[02:48] <Dr_Willis> mrpockets:  the ubuntu forums for a start?
[02:48] <bmathis>
[02:48] <andrea2030> racecar56: have you tried using ubuntu 9.04 and accessing the partition?
[02:48] <mrpockets> yar!
[02:49] <K1LL9> mrpockets, do you know where the dpkg database is stored, like /usr or /bin /var
[02:49] <_CommandeR_> Dr_Willis, Dont know any other program :)
[02:49] <mzz> K1LL9: hopefully below /var
[02:49] <Dr_Willis> _CommandeR_:  theres proberly a dozen+ in the repos.
[02:49] <mrpockets> dunno what dpkg is :(
[02:49] <mrpockets> sry home skillet
[02:49] <poopsmith> can anyone answer my question?
[02:50] <Dr_Willis> _CommandeR_:  at one time kde and gnome file managers had addons that wouldmake a audio cd appear as a directory of .mp3 or other file types you just copied over as a normal file.. and itwould rip/encode automatically
[02:50] <K1LL9> mzz, nope cant find it there
[02:50] <mzz> K1LL9: what exactly are you looking for/trying to do?
[02:51] <mzz> K1LL9: /var/lib/dpkg may be what you're after
[02:51] <_CommandeR_> Dr_Willis, hm
[02:51] <K1LL9> i managed to corrupt my dpkg database, and i replaced the corrupted one with a copy of my v.m. but it appears that the v.m version did not have all my packages in the db, so i need to find the current dpkg db and delete it and do a update dpkg or something to create a new dpkg database
[02:52] <ftehw> Is there a way to guarantee that all files created in a directory are created with g+rw permissions??
[02:52] <mzz> K1LL9: err, don't delete what I just said
[02:52] <poopsmith> anyone know where grub boots from? or how to reinstall it and fix my problem? I'm kind of in a hurry here, sorry about repeating it again
[02:52] <shawnmstout> ok im still having problems with changing over my root directory
[02:52] <mzz> !grub | poopsmith
[02:52] <shawnmstout> i changed the fstab entries
[02:52] <mzz> poopsmith: afaik that RestoreGrub thing isn't windows-exclusive
[02:52] <shawnmstout> where else could it be stored at?
[02:52] <ftehw> ...I don't want to have to change each users's default umask.  chmod g+s makes sure the GID is inherited, but not the permissions
[02:53] <akidd116> anyone know how i can go from radio off to radio on?
[02:53] <K1LL9> mzz, so how do i rebuild the dpkg?
[02:53] <bernz_> ftehw, i think you're looking for something like 'utmp'... setutmp or something?
[02:53] <mzz> K1LL9: recommend you wait for someone more familiar with the system to show up to tell you if what you're trying to do is doable
[02:53] <otg>
[02:53] <amanda-b> i'm looking for an image viewing package that has two features: first, a single-button move-file function, to eg a predetermined destination. second, the ability to scan an entire tree of directories to make thumbnails all at once, rather than upon first open. does such a package exist?
[02:53] <otg>  ㄎ
[02:53] <otg> 誰
[02:53] <K1LL9> mzz, ok
[02:53] <poopsmith> mzz: I didn't lose it after installing windows, I had to move which sata port my main hard drive was plugged into, I'm pretty sure I just need to change a number in its settings
[02:53] <mzz> K1LL9: depending on what you overwrote earlier it's possible the package manager suffered irreversible memory loss
[02:53] <otg> 幹
[02:53] <K1LL9> mzz, awww...
[02:53] <otg> 機掰
[02:53] <K1LL9> i dont want to do a fresh install...
[02:54] <otg> 白目
[02:54] <tyler_d1> after re-installing and attempting to format 3 drives to ext3 via term or using gparted... it states that the file system is in use?
[02:54] <otg> 有人
[02:54] <mzz> poopsmith: I'm pretty sure the partition number grub's stage2 is on is hardcoded and the fastest way to recover if it changed is reinstalling grub
[02:54] <bernz_> ftehw, i can't remember the name, sorry, but there's a way to set a "template" for permissions when new files are created
[02:54] <chuck_> !ch
[02:54] <benje> hello, i am under intrepid and i am making a script to mount iso file as cdrom with right click in nautilus. the mount command is ok, but even with the users option i can't unmount as normal user , this is the mount command : gksudo "mount -t iso9660 -o loop,users,ro,utf8,exec '""$test""' /media/cdrom$j" where $test is the filtered $NAUTILUS_SCRIPT_SELECTED_FILE_PATHS and $j the number of the free cdrom
[02:54] <otg> ＝＝
[02:54] <mzz> poopsmith: I can attempt to find this in the manual, if you like
[02:54] <dominoeffekt> Hi guys. I have had Dual monitors to day. And now when i disconnected the Extra monitor i can not get back to the resolution that i had before on my "main screen" (1024 x 769 (16:10)  i can only have 1024 x 768 (4:3) so my screen is not "filled out" on the sides. suggestions on that i can do?
[02:54] <otg> 你還好吧
[02:54] <poopsmith> I'll attempt to reinstall grub first thanks
[02:54] <otg> 狗際
[02:54] <ftehw> bernz_: ok, thanks, maybe google can help with the new keywords to search
[02:55] <th0r> ftehw: I don't know if it is what you want, but look at setting umask= in .bashrc
[02:55] <benje> if i try to unmount in nautilus it tell me not in fstab and you're not root
[02:55] <ftehw> th0r: yea, I don't want to require users to change their global umask's.  just their effective umasks in certain shared directories
[02:55] <eseven73> !cn | otg
[02:55] <otg> 凹屋
[02:56] <otg> 哈
[02:56] <bernz_> ftehw, actually, i might have found it: setuid
[02:56] <otg> 你們在嗎
[02:56] <benje> mount line /dev/loop0 on /media/cdrom1 type iso9660 (ro,nosuid,nodev,utf8)
[02:56] <eseven73> !cn | otg
[02:56] <Sagaci> ok i was in my /home folder and I deleted the Desktop file, how do I get it back
[02:56] <otg> 嗨
[02:56] <otg> 嗨
[02:56] <Sagaci> errr, don't worry
[02:57] <th0r> Sagaci: Desktop is a folder...just make a dir with that name
[02:57] <eseven73> otg type /join #ubuntu-cn
[02:57] <otg> 和
[02:57] <jaysonsantos> Hello people, someone was able to use Nvidia proprietary driver with ubuntu 9.04 64 bit ? I'm using a Widscreen monitor. If someone have some tips, tell me please.
[02:57] <jack_> ㄟㄟ
[02:57] <otg> p
[02:57] <otg> o
[02:57] <otg> 嗯嗯
[02:57] <otg> 你嗎
[02:57] <Flannel> otg: Please stop.  This channel is english only.
[02:57] <bernz_> ftehw, dagnabbit, that's still not the one... lookin'
[02:57] <jack_> 張冠傑
[02:57] <Dr_Willis> jaysonsantos:  i just installed the drivers, rebooted . ran the nvidia-settings tool as root with gksudo (or whatever it is) nvidia-settings, tweaked the config.. restarted X
[02:57] <ftehw> bernz_: thanks for looking
[02:58] <jack_> ㄟㄟ
[02:58] <jack_> 有人ㄇ
[02:58] <bernz_> ftehw, oh, just noticed th0r got it: umask... that's what you want to read up on
[02:58] <otg> 你
[02:58] <chuck_> !ops
[02:58] <otg> 你在喔
[02:58] <benje> what intrepid use as macanism for the mount applet ?
[02:58] <jack_> 幹
[02:58] <LjL> !ops
[02:58] <jaysonsantos> Dr_Willis My restolution is 640x480
[02:58] <Flannel> LjL: Bit slow there, eh?
[02:58] <LjL> err, sorry
[02:58] <disappearedng> Hey where is the location of BeautifulSoup in Ubuntu
[02:58] <LjL> Flannel: i just suddently noticed a whole lot of kanji there and did ops by instinct.
[02:59] <ftehw> bernz_: umask changes a given user's global new file policy.  I just want to change their newfile policy for a given directory
[02:59] <bernz_> ftehw, there's a related thing that's finer-grained, possibly... if you can find a good reference on umask itself, it should refer to the other thing
[03:00] <ftehw> ...this seems like a simple problem, how do you create a /share directory in which all users can immediately read/write each others files?
[03:00] <th0r> ftehw: google umask for directory
[03:00] <bernz_> ftehw, once again, these are things i use so infrequently, i only have a faint memory of their (supposed) existence most of the time
[03:00] <bernz_> (and i have to dig through web searches to recall their details, which is getting ever harder with search engines sucking so much these days, but i digress...)
[03:00] <jack> ㄏㄏ
[03:00] <jack>  ㄏㄏ
[03:00] <jack> ㄏㄏ ㄏㄏㄏ
[03:00] <jack>
[03:00] <FloodBot1> jack: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:00] <jack>  ㄏ
[03:01] <th0r> ftehw: http://linux.derkeiler.com/Mailing-Lists/Debian/2005-07/2641.html
[03:02] <ftehw> th0r: thanks!
[03:02] <bernz_> ftehw, one way might be to use group permissions, and allow all group members to write to that dir (and its children); then assign the appropriate group to each user who is "allowed" in
[03:02] <_CommandeR_> Dr_Willis, Hm i think i got it encode it to flac..
[03:02] <K1LL9> mzz,  this is the error i get when i try to update ubuntu or read my synaptic package manager: http://www.pastebin.ca/1426006
[03:02] <valleydaddy78> install help please
[03:02] <Dr_Willis> _CommandeR_:  oh?  I sort of gave up trying. :) the database lookup didet work for grip.. so i dident want a lot of untagged files. :)
[03:02] <bernz_> ftehw, really, though, you should try to find a good tutorial on the whole permissions thing in general; it's kind of old and on the way out, but it's still worth understanding, and won't take too long to read, after which you'll feel a lot more comfortable working with nix-like file systems :-)
[03:02] <deadpepsi> i need help setting up ipv6
[03:03] <benje> thanks for the answer bye
[03:03] <Jack_Sparrow> K1LL9 What is in your sources list
[03:03] <Jack_Sparrow> !ipv6
[03:03] <valleydaddy78> can some one pm me its to conjested in here
[03:03] <ftehw> bernz_: yea, i'm *very* comfortable with general file permissions, it's this bizzar sticky u and g bits that are hazzy.  thanks for your help
[03:03] <eseven73> bernz_, what's going to replace the old permissions system?
[03:03] <Jack_Sparrow> valleydaddy78 We strongly suggest you keep your question in the channel so we can be sure you get the best advice
[03:04] <mzz> K1LL9: and is that directory it complains about indeed missing? Does creating it help? I'm guessing that'd be too easy, but hey :)
[03:04] <akidd1161> im confused, i know what my password is for my wireless network is but it wont let me enter it
[03:04] <akidd1161> when i click show password, it shows me a long ass string of numbers and letters
[03:04] <bernz_> ftehw, ah okay, well, i hope you are close to finding a good explanation (in whatever form); as you use it, it'll become easy, at least :-)
[03:05] <eseven73> bernz_, what's going to replace the old permissions system?
[03:05] <bernz_> eseven73, oh, nothing in particular, but i suspect as we move to more advanced file systems, we'll get finer-grained permissions
[03:05] <eseven73> ah
[03:06] <bernz_> eseven73, it's not that the current ones are "bad" per se, just have some limits
[03:06] <ftehw> th0r: i just followed those directions from your link and tested it.  if I chmod 6774 /share.  then touch /share/foo.  foo does indeed adopt the right gid, but not the right permssions...644 instead of 664 like desired.
[03:06] <_CommandeR_> Dr_Willis, Odd, it seems that it deletes the file after the encoding is done -_-
[03:06] <ftehw> thus some other user cannot write /share/foo unless i chmod it or tweak my umask
[03:06] <eseven73> bernz_, ok :)
[03:07] <poopsmith> followed the reinstall grub thing and I still get "Missing Operatiting system" when turning my computer on
[03:07] <th0r> ftehw: are you a member of the correct group?
[03:07] <dominoeffekt> Hi. How can i change my resolution in   sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg  ??
[03:07] <bernz_> eseven73, one thing i *do* feel pretty sure about, though, is that Linux has reached an important level of both acceptance and usability... that's really cool to be a part of :-)
[03:07] <ftehw> yes.  if you read the follow-up "addendum" post to that thread you linked, they explain you need umask as well
[03:08] <SeaPhor> poopsmith, check bios settings drive priority
[03:08] <akidd1161> ok, my computer recognizes my wireless network but the password wont work now. can anyone help?
[03:08] <th0r> ftehw: I have never used that myself....just did the search and sent along what I found
[03:08] <poopsmith> I only have one drive in right now, Well one hdd and a dvd drive, it recognizes both and it tries booting from cd, then hdd
[03:08] <bernz_> so, i'm off to read up more on GRUB errors... bye for now
[03:08] <th0r> ftehw: surprising how much one can learn just eavesdropping here
[03:10] <valleydaddy78> any one who can help with install issues please pm me
[03:10] <dominoeffekt> Hi. How can i change my resolution in   sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg  ??
[03:10] <deadpepsi> thanks all fixed now
[03:10] <amanda-b> valleydaddy78, ask in public.
[03:10] <deadpepsi> :)
[03:10] <Jack_Sparrow> valleydaddy78 We strongly suggest you keep your question in the channel so we can be sure you get the best advice
[03:10] <_CommandeR_> *agh i hate my dvd drive..
[03:10] <ftehw> it seems like any online tutorial on setting up a linux shared directory either ends up requiring users to change their global umask, or chmod each file they create.
[03:11] <ftehw> that's just crazy
[03:11] <_CommandeR_> my dvd drive froze up during reeding the cd how do i force it to stop ?
[03:11] <disappearedng> how come type error doesn't have an error number
[03:11] <Jack_Sparrow> valleydaddy78 To get live cd to run this often helps..At start or install press F4 and select safe graphics mode then press F6 and remove Quiet and Splash from the command line. If it still fails.. Repeat and after removing quiet and splash use the noapic acpi=off options before the "--"
[03:11] <_CommandeR_> DBus error org.gtk.Private.RemoteVolumeMonitor.Failed: An operation is already pending
[03:11] <RHorse> !question > valleydaddy78
[03:11] <valleydaddy78> when i insert the disk it boots fine but when i choose an install method it does nothing
[03:12] <th0r> ftehw: how are you sharing these directories...samba?
[03:12] <morfic> https://launchpad.net/~khashayar/+archive/ppa <--- this is a joke right? if 9.04's ffado worked, emptying that would be fine, but nothing worked since upgrading to 9.04, i'm actually reinstalling 8.10 right now to go back to that ppa, and now i see it's gonna be purged? how long between such an announcement and the actual purging? (so i can sit on 8.10 until 9.04 had time to catch up)
[03:12] <ftehw> th0r: the easiest possible: shared local space.
[03:12] <Jack_Sparrow> valleydaddy78 do you get a live desktop session and which release are you using
[03:12] <ftehw> .. /share
[03:13] <valleydaddy78> thnx ill try that
[03:13] <disappearedng> Hey I have a except TypeError, e: how come the e is just "cannot concatenate 'str' and 'NoneType' objects"
[03:13] <Jack_Sparrow> disappearedng Are you writing a script?
[03:13] <disappearedng> yeah
[03:14] <valleydaddy78> 8.04 hardy heron
[03:14] <Jack_Sparrow> disappearedng Please see the appropiate channel as in  /join #bash
[03:14] <poopsmith> okay wth, I plugged my drive back into  where it was and still get the missing operating system error?!
[03:14] <poopsmith> I guess I'll try re-reinstalling grub lol
[03:15] <disappearedng> oh why am I in ubuntu
[03:15] <armence> Hello all, I am having the following problem: if I activate "visual effects" my computer crashes whenever I try to maximize a window. Can anyone help?
[03:15] <disappearedng> sorry
[03:15] <racecar56> no luck...
[03:15] <ftehw> th0r: ok, i figured it out.  umask apparently accepts a directory as a hidden param.
[03:15] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[03:15] <K1LL9> Jack_Sparrow, i managed to fix it
[03:15] <K1LL9> i had to do a apt-get clean
[03:15] <Jack_Sparrow> K1LL9 glad to hear it
[03:15] <K1LL9> so am i
[03:15] <ftehw> you can `chmod g+s /share` and `umask 002 /share` to inherit GID and g+rwx permissions without changing global umasks for users
[03:16] <PPKuma> hi, im trying to include another partition in the fstab, im getting a superblock error, can somebody please check it out? http://pastie.org/481165
[03:16] <valleydaddy78> 8.04 hardy heron
[03:16] <_CommandeR_> anyone know how to force the cd rom drive out ?
[03:16] <th0r> ftehw: like i said...amazing what one can learn <smile>
[03:16] <Jack_Sparrow> _CommandeR_ Were you trying to run something in wine etc?
[03:16] <morfic> great, frustrated enough to not even take time to read it's him deleting the ppa :/
[03:16] <lenswipe> hey everone
[03:16] <_CommandeR_> Jack_Sparrow, now I tried to ripp my cd but now it just locked up my trying to reed it.
[03:16] <akidd1161> is there a place to find freeware that works on linux in some central location?
[03:16] <racecar56> any way to fix my partition?
[03:17] <ftehw> th0r: :)  thanks for helping out.  w00t to community!
[03:17] <FrankQC> Hey. I just registered at irc.freenode.net.   How do I login?
[03:17] <_CommandeR_> Jack_Sparrow,  DBus error org.gtk.Private.RemoteVolumeMonitor.Failed: An operation is already pending When i try to unmount it
[03:17] <lstarnes> akidd1161: do you mean proprietary freeware, or actual open-source free software?
[03:17] <Jack_Sparrow> !repos
[03:17] <lstarnes> FrankQC: /msg nickserv help identify
[03:17] <morfic> FrankQC, /msg nickserv identify password
[03:17] <akidd1161> frankqc, im guessing its /msg nickserv identify password
[03:17] <lstarnes> FrankQC: that will tell you how
[03:17] <klaid> Hello, I upgraded from 8.04 to 8.10, and it says it's running in low graphics mode at startup, and the resolution is off. I have a copy of the xorg.conf which worked under 8.04, but replacing the current xorg.conf with the old one doesn't help. Strangely enough, I tried the same thing in an 8.10 live cd, and it worked perfectly, anyone know what could be wrong?
[03:18] <FrankQC> Thanks guys
[03:18] <akidd1161>  lstarnes, i guess either will work. im just interested in seeing what is out there for ubuntu
[03:18] <akidd1161> i just installed it today and its my first day with it
[03:18] <ahmad> hi guys
[03:19] <Jack_Sparrow> akidd1161 Please see the link on repos
[03:19] <ahmad> its mine too
[03:19] <Jack_Sparrow> !repos
[03:19] <ahmad> yar i cannot see my other partitions?
[03:19] <eseven73> !yay | ahmad akidd116 (i take this back if you're not dumping windows totally) :P
[03:20] <akidd116> its completely gone on this computer
[03:20] <eseven73> nice :)
[03:20] <akincer> so vpnc won't let me add a new connection in 9.04
[03:20] <ahmad> NTFS partitions
[03:20] <akidd116> my old desktop still has windows but it has ubuntu set up to run in vmware
[03:20] <akincer> can somebody tell me what isn't broken in 9.04?
[03:20] <akidd116> akincer, i can tell you 9.04 hates my wireless connection
[03:20] <Jack_Sparrow> akincer Please dont ask questions like that
[03:21] <ahmad> how can i use ntfs partitions in xubuntu
[03:21] <lstarnes> !ntfs-3g | ahmad
[03:22] <poopsmith> okay, so now the find /boot/grub/stage one is giving me an error, as well as the /grub/stage1
[03:22] <akincer> I keep getting a pop-up with vpnc saying nm-connection-editor has the keyring locked and it won't let me unlock it
[03:22] <mattgyver> How do you copy an entire directory from command line?
[03:22] <yEOjAE> what is different between ubuntu 9.04 and pedora 11?
[03:22] <MrGrimR> I'm having trouble setting up a network printer. It's connected via USB to an XP machine. I don't know where to go about finding it from the printer setup...
[03:22] <wanna_learn_more> hi,i used jaunty 9,04 i tried to make menuconfig then make to configure my kernel
[03:22] <akincer> I'm extraordinarily frustrated at the unbelievable number of things broken in 9.04
[03:22] <Jack_Sparrow> mattgyver Read up on the dd command for one
[03:22] <eseven73> have a good attitude, remember the developers in here have feelings too, plus it's free, so try not to be rude about your questions
[03:22] <lstarnes> yEOjAE: they are different distributions of ubuntu
[03:22] <jcapinc> alright, I am tring to give my friend a test environment for PHP, we got it installed,and went to run a test script and it has him download it as a file, why?
[03:22] <julia> hola, chicos. Soy Nueva en ubuntu y estoy teniendo problemas para que mi computadora pesque la señal de internet
[03:22] <mattgyver> Jack_Sparrow, cant it be done with cp?
[03:22] <lstarnes> yEOjAE: er, diffuerent distributions of linux, not ubuntu
[03:22] <lstarnes> *different
[03:22] <wanna_learn_more> it said no rule to make target'kernel/bounds.c'.needed by'kernel/bounds.s'. stop.
[03:23] <msmarc> when installing intrepid on imac ppc it asks to start pc card services. What are pc card services?
[03:23] <Jack_Sparrow> mattgyver yes
[03:23] <ahmad> thanks i am reading the page
[03:23] <wanna_learn_more> make:*** prepare0 error2
[03:23] <wanna_learn_more> can u help me?
[03:23] <yEOjAE> thx
[03:23] <LadyNikon> hey.. wasn't compiz under the settings tab at one point and time?
[03:23] <Jack_Sparrow> !compile
[03:24] <wanna_learn_more> Jack_Sparrow:thats for me?
[03:24] <mrlolplx> how to turn off mousewheel changing workplaces?
[03:24] <racecar56> any way to fix my partition?
[03:25] <racecar56> i had so much trouble already....
[03:25] <Jack_Sparrow> wanna_learn_more yes
[03:25] <akincer> Does anyone know how to fix the problem with vpnc not allowing you to configure a new VPN connection?
[03:25] <poopsmith> w00t fixed it! Thanks everyone
[03:25] <Jack_Sparrow> wanna_learn_more New users are strongly advised to stick to our repos of stabe versions
[03:26] <wanna_learn_more> Jack_Sparrow:ya i just want to try to configure kernel because of i want to do something on it.but its said something like that.
[03:26] <kmkz>  any ideas of a good shortcut for opening a terminal without interfering
[03:26] <kmkz>        with other porgrams? Was using <Ctrl><Shift>T (but overalps with
[03:26] <kmkz>        firefox), now using <Ctrl><Alt>x... ideas ?
[03:27] <LadyNikon> kmkz: please use pastebin
[03:27] <kmkz> (sorry for the flood)
[03:27] <Jack_Sparrow> !kernel
[03:27] <wanna_learn_more> Jack_Sparrow:tyring on it ..thanks
[03:27] <Jack_Sparrow> cool
[03:28] <th0r> akincer: might you need pptp or openvpn installed?
[03:28] <Jack_Sparrow> !build-essentials
[03:28] <SeaPhor> "For those that understand Linux, no explanation is necessary. For those that do not understand Linux, no explanation is sufficient"
[03:28] <akincer> thor: vpnc _should_ be the only thing I need installed. I have it installed and it won't let me save passwords for my vpn connections
[03:28] <msmarc> is there a way to install openoffice.org on a powerpc?
[03:29] <osmio> hello
[03:29] <akincer> keeps asking for a default password to unlock the keyring only no password I have set works
[03:29] <th0r> SeaPhor: Contrary to popular belief, Linux is user friendly. It just happens to be selective about who it makes friends with.
[03:29] <Jack_Sparrow> msmarc Sorry, that is not a ubuntu support question.
[03:29] <osmio> how are you people?!
[03:29] <jbach44> hello?
[03:29] <Jack_Sparrow> !hi  > osmio
[03:29] <jigp> hello guys how to restrict my account?im root and my user is jigp.i have desktop users and i dont want them to access my home folder...
[03:30] <LadyNikon> osmio: we are good whats up?
[03:30] <dooner> !permissions | jigp
[03:30] <briancron> kmkz: you should try guake, it sits on the taskbar and you it F12 to have it drop in
[03:30] <jbach44> will Ubuntu server work with combination windows and Ubuntu machines
[03:30] <osmio> hi ubottu! i dont received this
[03:30] <Jack_Sparrow> !ask
[03:30] <dooner> jbach44, sure (samba if you are looking for file sharing)
[03:31] <LadyNikon> osmio: ubottu is a bot. someone sent it a message to say hi to you
[03:31] <th0r> akincer: are you using network-manager? there is a vpnc package for nm as well as the vpnc package
[03:31] <osmio> hi... I m fine tk u
[03:32] <th0r> akincer: what I am getting at, when I wanted to define vpn's I had the same problem...had to install the nm packages for whatever vpn I was trying to use
[03:32] <osmio> ok! tks for this
[03:32] <ajamison5579> which config fields  in firefox tell websites the OS your coming from
[03:32] <Jack_Sparrow> osmio PLease see the topic, this is a support channel for ubuntu. there are many many channels for chat
[03:32] <kmkz> briancron, thanks, will try that
[03:32] <DanThirst> Any one know how to change the name of a media card like SD card
[03:32] <maxagaz> how to replace the string foo with bar at the line x using sed ?
[03:32] <eseven73> jcapinc, Im no apache expert but according to a few websites I googled, you need to make sure two modules are being loaded, in /etc/apache2/sites-enabled  php5.conf and php5.load  read BillGoldbergs post here http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-910554.html
[03:32] <Rafael> i m trying to umount my md3 and i get a "devise is bussy¨ can somebody help
[03:32] <PPKuma> hi, im trying to include another partition in the fstab, im getting a superblock error, can somebody please check it out? http://pastie.org/481165
[03:32] <osmio> yes... its my propos
[03:32] <RHorse> Rafael some prog has control of it
[03:33] <Dr_Willis> PPKuma:  you did format that filesystem?  or was iot allready formatted?
[03:33] <akincer> thor: a search in synaptic reveals no additional vpnc packages for me to install
[03:33] <osmio>  i can t see files THM
[03:33] <Rafael> RHorse: so what should i do
[03:33] <osmio> i need to help
[03:33] <eseven73> jcapinc, if that doesn't work out you can try asking in #httpd
[03:33] <th0r> akincer: network-manager-vpnc is what I had in mind
[03:33] <Haris_Amin> guys why is it that my wireless card can see wireless netowrks but is unable to connect to them (whether it is wep or wpa) ?
[03:33] <akincer> thor: it is already installed
[03:34] <RHorse> Rafael kill the program. There's a lil utility that tells you which program (don't remember which) but if you know you can kill it manually
[03:34] <Haris_Amin> it keeps on asking for password after trying to conect
[03:34] <Jack_Sparrow> Haris_Amin some cards do not support encryption
[03:34] <th0r> akincer: I needed network-manager-pptp and network-manager-openvpn
[03:34] <RHorse> Rafael usu it's a file manager or something or a music player
[03:34] <LadyNikon> ah nevermind i figured it out.
[03:34] <akincer> thor: I'll install them and see if it fixes it. If it does, someone needs to modify the vpnc install script because it is broken otherwise.
[03:34] <Haris_Amin> Jack_Sparrow: yeah but the thing is i know mine does...its using the ipw2200 which was working fine in 8.10 but hasn't been bale to connect to a network since i upgraded to januty
[03:35] <Loganhoup> hello, I am having problems with pulseaudio. my sound works when I log on and for about 30 minutes then it breaks and every it attempts to play sound but it hangs. Here is the output of dmesg shortly after it breaks.http://paste.ubuntu.com/174647/ Coincidentally it also breaks my wifi. running pactl load-module module-x11-xsmp gives me connection failure: connection refused.
[03:35] <Rafael> Rhorse, what if i just reboot
[03:35] <jbach44> thanks for the info
[03:35] <Loganhoup> any help is also appreciated. wow sorry its so huge.
[03:35] <RHorse> Rafael what prog
[03:35] <RHorse> Rafael what prog's were you using just prior?
[03:36] <Haris_Amin> Jack_Sparrow: any ideas?
[03:36] <Rafael> Rhorse: none
[03:36] <RHorse> Rafael type top to get list of programs running
[03:36] <Jack_Sparrow> Haris_Amin no sorry, I do do wireless
[03:36] <akincer> thor: no dice
[03:37] <inasmu> sometimes when I resume from standby my gnome-panel crashes and I need to restart it manually
[03:37] <PPKuma> Dr_Willis it was already formated
[03:37] <akincer> great, since this doesn't work, I'm going to have to drive into work now
[03:37] <Loganhoup> inasmu: standby in ubuntu is a joke just dont use it.
[03:38] <Rafael> Rhorse: ini
[03:38] <inasmu> Loganhoup: standby worked perfectly in Intrepid, this problem has only started since upgrading to Jaunty
[03:38] <jbach44> one other question, does Ubuntu Server have any Window managers?
[03:38] <Jack_Sparrow> jbach44 no
[03:38] <Jack_Sparrow> but you can add one
[03:38] <eseven73> it's easy to install one jbach44
[03:38] <Loganhoup> Inasmu: I see.
[03:38] <eseven73> I use xfce on my Ubuntu server
[03:38] <jbach44> damn, been a long time since I played with just a console lol
[03:38] <racecar56> D= im robably going to wipe the drive and forget about restoring the data...
[03:39] <racecar56> jbach44: oh, come on....
[03:39] <akidd116> damnit, still having wireless issues lol
[03:39] <racecar56> jbach44: no way...
[03:39] <akincer> jbach44: you can get a window manager for it, but you are defeating its minimalist design when you do that and you end up somewhere between server and desktop with none of the advantages of either
[03:39] <zurdito> hola tengo un problema con el kde4 nopuedo iniciar la seccion con el
[03:39] <LadyNikon> !es
[03:39] <doc_brown> what is the command line equivalent of "extract here" for a tar.gz file?
[03:39] <jbach44> lol ok thank you :>
[03:39] <doc_brown> is it just tar -xv <filename>
[03:39] <Zoffix> Hello, I'm kinda stumped here. I have a laptop with a dead DVD-ROM. Normally I use an external USB DVD-ROM but right now I want to reinstall Ubuntu and I can't boot from that USB DVD-ROM. I don't have another box over here so netboot is not an option. I googled around for how to install from a USB flash drive, but the only thing I get is either something that requires the use of Windows utilities or talks about installing the OS *on* the flash drive.
[03:39] <Zoffix> Any clues, tips, suggestions?
[03:40] <Loganhoup> inasmu: do you use fglrx?
[03:40] <RHorse> Rafael man fuser
[03:40] <inasmu> doc_brown: tar -xvf <filename>
[03:40] <doc_brown> zoffix, try making a bootable usb drive with a prog called unetbootin
[03:40] <racecar56> does anyone know how to fix a replaced partition? gparted crashed during sector reading stage of resizing a ntfs, then the secondary fat32 partition ate the 1st one
[03:40] <th0r> jbach44: you can boot to the command prompt and only startx when you need it. The only thing you will lose is a little disk space
[03:40] <doc_brown> Zoffix, universal network boot installer
[03:40] <inasmu> Loganhoup: no, I'm using the proprietary nvidia drivers
[03:40] <Rafael> Rhorse: sorry but i am newby..what is man fuser?
[03:40] <eseven73> akincer, yeah that's mostly true, but the Ubuntu Server has a special kernel, that desktop doesnt
[03:40] <akidd116> ok, i know i have my password right but it just wont connect to my wireless
[03:40] <doc_brown> inasmu, why xvf?
[03:41] <amanda-b> i'm looking for an image viewing package that has two features: first, a single-button move-file function, to eg a predetermined destination. second, the ability to scan an entire tree of directories to make thumbnails all at once, rather than upon first open. does such a package exist?
[03:41] <racecar56> Rafael: man is manual, fuser is a program
[03:41] <doc_brown> inasmu, i read the man page, just want a better understanding
[03:41] <inasmu> doc_brown: x for extract, v for verbose, f for use file instead of stdin
[03:41] <racecar56> Rafael: man fuser will bring the manual for fuser on the screen
[03:41] <doc_brown> !verbose
[03:41] <Jack_Sparrow> doc_brown the man page explains clearly the command modifiers
[03:41] <Zoffix> doc_brown, oh, now I see that there is a Linux version of that app; the tutorial I've read was showing screen of windows version of it. I'm gonna give it a go, thanks.
[03:41] <doc_brown> Zoffix, good luck
[03:42] <doc_brown> Zoffix, its easy though
[03:42] <Zoffix> great
[03:42] <doc_brown> Jack_Sparrow, i was trying to learn more about ubuntu, my apologies
[03:43] <doc_brown> Jack_Sparrow, i read the man page just needed clarification
[03:43] <racecar56> does anyone know how to fix a replaced partition? gparted crashed during sector reading stage of resizing a ntfs, then the secondary fat32 partition ate the 1st one. i am tired if trying to find out how to fix this
[03:43] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[03:43] <Jack_Sparrow> doc_brown the man page should have been clear on those
[03:44] <doc_brown> Jack_Sparrow, how is that helpful
[03:44] <doc_brown> ?
[03:44] <Jack_Sparrow> doc_brown Did you type man tar in a terminal?