[20:05] <dimas__> is there any bridge i can use to link VLC and shoutcast perhaps?
[20:05] <demogorgon15> hello
[20:05] <foo-nix> and sudo apt-get install linux-backports-modules
[20:05] <dimas__> memstat is that an aplication?
[20:05] <memstat> foo: did u run this one too -> linux-backports-modules
[20:05] <amenado> Darkangel_-> are you following any kind of tutorial ? if not google for one
[20:05] <unop__> grandpa, sure, you're 2 steps from the finish line :), run the last batch of commands i gave you again? and this one and pastebin.  sudo sh -c "iwlist scan; iwconfig"
[20:05] <frederic> hi everyone. may someone help please. all my icons have disapeared on my desktop. (french welcome but I'll try in english)
[20:05] <memstat> dimas : right click your panel, then select add to panel, then select the network monitor
[20:05] <ubuntuisloved> anyone know how to get to the global_keybindings im trying to add a custom keybind to an app
[20:05] <memstat> you see alot of traffic see who is on the net
[20:06] <foo-nix> memstat: I also installes that package
[20:06] <foo-nix> *installeed
[20:06] <lesshaste_> it says Failed to construct test pipeline for 'gconfaudiosrc ! audioconvert ! audioresample ! gconfaudiosink profile=chat'
[20:06] <AlexHoover> Under "Network Settings -> General -> Host Name" do I put my network IP, or the gateway address?
[20:06] <grandpa> unop_, it seems like it lost wlan0
[20:06] <lesshaste_> any ideas?
[20:06] <memstat> foo: no ideas that worked for me........hmmm
[20:06] <SisyphusINC> amenado: command didnt work oh well ill read through it when i have the time for now i guess ill revert to windows and zone alarm for internet protection
[20:06] <dimas__> memstat thanks
[20:06] <Darkangel_> 	amenado  : foloow ubuntu guide
[20:06] <Valternaz> _(_
[20:06] <grandpa> unop_, when i do iwconfig, i don't get wlan0 anymore :(
[20:06] <foo-nix> memstat: Ok, thanks anyway
[20:06] <memstat> foo: hey i tried
[20:06] <amenado> SisyphusINC-> which command?
[20:06] <lilg111111> anybody know a good active desktop program
[20:06] <grandpa> unop_, i've restarted since the last time
[20:06] <foo-nix> memstat: Yes, I see. Thank you for trying
[20:07] <unop__> grandpa, ok, unplug the device, wait a couple of seconds, and plug it back in -- then try again
[20:07] <amenado> Darkangel_-> which one? and which portion are you getting stuckeD?
[20:07] <SisyphusINC> amenado: iptables -A OUTPUT -p icmp --icmp-type echo-request -j DROP
[20:07] <RoadHazard> anyone familiar with egroupware and sitemgr calendar?
[20:07] <memstat> foo: any time that is what this community is about
[20:07] <unop__> frederic, are there any panels on the desktop?
[20:07] <amenado> SisyphusINC-> what is wrong wrong with that rule? do you realize thats only for outgoing? you have the rule for incoming?
[20:07] <Darkangel_> 	amenado https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick
[20:07] <frederic> unop__: none
[20:07] <archie> I'm having trouble getting the FrostWire in-app player working with MP3s. Is there some sort of codec I need to install? I already installed VLC and that works but I still don't hear anything in FrostWire...
[20:08] <NTAuthority> Hi, I'm trying to install Ubuntu 7.10 on my iMac, the Live CD boots, but I get some corrupted bars on top of the screen at the end of booting, see a cursor for a second, and go back to the terminal. That loops a while, until I see a severyely zoomed error about the X Server. It has an ATI Mobility X1600, and safe mode does not help.
[20:08] <unop__> frederic, what happens when you press ALT+F2 ?
[20:08] <Darkangel_> 	amenado:i wanna make it from windows
[20:08] <frederic> unop__:  launch something to exec application (sorry, dunno how to say that in english)
[20:08] <amenado> Darkangel_-> am not sure thats workable, your windows will be writing in what type of filesystem? and linux boots on what file system?
[20:09] <Darkangel_> amenado: first i tried instal from live cd but couldn't
[20:09] <grandpa> unop_, http://pastebin.com/d76e54eb5
[20:09] <unop__> frederic, pas probleme, type this in.  nautilus
[20:09] <memstat> NT: load it up in restricted mode
[20:09] <idefix> can all repository software questions be asked here?
[20:09] <grandpa> unop_, btw it found it again
[20:09] <chazco> Hi... anyone know why mkfs.ext2 freezes on /dev/loopX with the latest Truecrypt on Gusty?
[20:09] <memstat> NT: then goto system->admin->restriced driver manager
[20:09] <ubuntuisloved> ikonia: can you tell me where to access the global key bindings
[20:09] <memstat> NT: enable the driver and reboot
[20:09] <Yazan-> someone mentioned that I could get a virtual machine and make my DSL modem act as a router...who was it?
[20:09] <amenado> Darkangel_-> why not? do you have some kind of unique hw?
[20:09] <Darkangel_> 	amenado: vista ntfs
[20:09] <NTAuthority> memstat: huh, what? booting the live CD has an option normal, and 'safe graphics', both give the same problem... haven't installed yet ;)
[20:10] <frederic> unop__: unable to find "nautilus" (when I write, it shows "nautilus-")
[20:10] <memstat> NT: still
[20:10] <grandpa> unop__, what does it look like/
[20:10] <Darkangel_> 	amenado : on dell optiplex gx270
[20:10] <amenado> Darkangel_-> hardware issues?
[20:10] <grandpa> unop__, http://pastebin.com/d76e54eb5
[20:10] <NTAuthority> memstat: the driver manager wouldn't work without an running X, which doesn't want to run with vesa :P
[20:10] <memstat> nt: install it then :)
[20:10] <frederic> unop__:  does it mean nautilus has been removed ?
[20:10] <Darkangel_> 	amenado: instalation from live cd stop after 50%
[20:10] <unop__> grandpa, it looks ok, try this again  http://pastebin.com/d791cdd2b
[20:11] <NTAuthority> memstat: do I want to download the alternate install CD? :D
[20:11] <Darkangel_> say that bad cd
[20:11] <memstat> nt: ok vesa, u win there
[20:11] <amenado> Darkangel_-> after the partition or just booting?
[20:11] <Yazan-> amenado: Some guy told me that I should get virtual machine and make my dsl modem act as a router or something?
[20:11] <amenado> Darkangel_-> if you have a bad cd, then get one that is not bad,
[20:11] <unop__> frederic, it appears so, type this in -- x-terminal-emulator
[20:11] <NTAuthority> only working driver seems to be radeonhd, and sometimes fglrx, and radeonhd probably still isn't in hardy?
[20:11] <dimas__> memstat network monitor doesnt show much...just sending and receiving..
[20:11] <unop__> frederic, then in the terminal -- sudo apt-get install --reinstall nautilus
[20:11] <Darkangel_> 	amenado:after i follow the live cd partition and start copy it stop at 73
[20:12] <amenado> Yazan--> possible, but you have to have access to it first
[20:12] <memstat> dimas: then it works
[20:12] <memstat> :)
[20:12] <dimas__> lol
[20:12] <Henchmen21> if i am altering /grub/menu.lst how di determine which hdX is my windows boot partition?? is there a find command like find /boot/grub/stage1 ?
[20:12] <memstat> well shit its time to head off to work....see yah all later
[20:12] <amenado> Henchmen21-> you use fdisk -l  to tell you
[20:12] <Darkangel_> amenado :it told me finlizing less than minite it was the best result
[20:12] <amenado> Darkangel_-> you have a bad iso burn? try it again
[20:12] <NTAuthority> Henchmen21: note that the partition number in grub starts at 0
[20:13] <Darkangel_> amenado : i download twice
[20:13] <Darkangel_> amenado : burn over than 10 cd
[20:13] <amenado> Darkangel_-> your download maybe okay, but burning is not good
[20:13]  * NTAuthority goes off to download the alternate CD then, and enable universe, and install radeonhd :-(
[20:13] <Henchmen21> I have 5 drives in the system, 4 were done under windows, Ubuntu runs onits own drive (50 all SATA, cant tell which is the boot
[20:13] <frederic> unop__:  I think I need to reboot after that. no ?
[20:13] <Darkangel_> amenado : nero,ultraiso and infriso
[20:13] <Darkangel_> amenado : from vista
[20:13] <chazco> Hi... anyone know why mkfs.ext2 freezes on /dev/loopX with the latest Truecrypt on Gusty? It says there are some kernel issues during install, but i'm not sure how to upgrade other than switching to Hardy...
[20:14] <unop__> frederic, not necessary -- in the terminal, type this. nautilus # what happens
[20:14] <unop__> ?
[20:14] <amenado> Darkangel_-> am not familiar with those tools,
[20:14] <Darkangel_> ok i follow the guide of ubuntu
[20:14] <Serveck> im getting an error when trying to install, "Buffer I/O error on device fd0, logical block 0
[20:14] <frederic> unop__:  do someone know that you're a God, man ? :) !! thanks
[20:15] <Henchmen21> NTAuthority: once I figure which drive (it's either sdb or sdc, how do i translate that into hdX for menu.lst?
[20:15] <Darkangel_> amenado : no way i failed to instal and finnaly i instaled mandriva
[20:15] <SisyphusINC> amanado: it fails by this test https://www.grc.com/x/ne.dll?rh1dkyd2 http://www.easyscreens.info/?v=3183
[20:15] <unop__> frederic, Je ne suis pas Dieu. mais merci :)
[20:15] <FYI> HELP! HELP! HELP!... wireless card isn't even recognized anymore!
[20:16] <amenado> chazco do this,  create a file  with  dd if=/dev/zero of=disk-image count=20 bs=1M ;  then  mkfs -t ext3 -q disk-image
[20:16] <frederic> unop__:  thanks again. merci beaucoup.
[20:16] <LeFish-Xubuntu> hi! I got a question accounting reaper and wineasio on ubuntu... could anyone help me on that?
[20:16] <unop__> frederic, :)
[20:16] <evan_>  how can i start global_menu ?
[20:16] <amenado> chazco then   mount -o loop=/dev/loop0 disk-image /mnt   and see if that works
[20:16] <demogorgon15> when the 8.04 beta is complete will there be a simple upgrade to stable version or will i have to do a download / reinstall?
[20:16] <NTAuthority> Henchmen21: it's said in /boot/grub/device.map, normally
[20:16] <Serveck> horray! ubuntu successfully installed
[20:16] <amenado> Darkangel_-> so you have mandriva now installed?
[20:17] <unop__> demogorgon15, head to #ubuntu+1 please
[20:17] <Serveck> that was quick..
[20:17] <chazco> amenado - As i understand it the kernel 7.10 uses has some bugs with loopback that cause it to grind to a halt... will try that to eliminate truecrypt
[20:17] <Darkangel_> amenado : yes
[20:17] <amenado> SisyphusINC-> amenado is the nick,  use  tab to auto complete
[20:17] <FYI> Help? my wireless nic has disappeared. I can't even recognize it. Restricted Drivers doesn't even have the firmware downloads available anymore
[20:17] <Henchmen21> NTAuthority: jumpin jesus it is. thank you very much!
[20:17] <FYI> HELP!
[20:17] <amenado> chazco-> you can try what i suggested..am on 7.10 and able to create those
[20:17] <demogorgon15> unop_: will do
[20:17] <ikonia> FYI: you don't need to use cpas
[20:17] <Darkangel_> amenado -> mandriva 2008
[20:17] <ikonia> caps
[20:18] <FYI> !caps >ikonia
[20:18] <amenado> Darkangel_-> okay lets try something okay? are you up for it?
[20:18] <NTAuthority> Henchmen21: note that grub may still be problematic with cross-drive chainloads...
[20:18] <InvisiblePinkUni> I'm using Thunderbird on Ubuntu 7.10 with Gmail/Imap. When I sent an email with BCC the BCC field doesn't show up in Sent Mail folder.
[20:18] <ikonia> FYI, I know what caps is, I'm saying you don't need to use them
[20:18] <Henchmen21> NTAuthority: any way to rectify that?
[20:18] <FYI> ikonia, you could have read the message i posted a line above it, and then have tried to suggest things to me
[20:18] <mijgfireg> ciao
[20:18] <mijgfireg> !list
[20:18] <ubotu> I am ubotu, all-knowing infobot. You can browse my brain at http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi - Usage info: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBots
[20:18] <Darkangel_> amenado ->i'm now on vista i'm ready to do any thing
[20:18] <LjL> !helpme | FYI
[20:18] <ubotu> FYI: Avoid your questions being followed by a trail of "Please, help me", "Can nobody help me?", "I really need this!", and so on. This just contributes to making the channel unreadable. If you are not answered, ask again later; but see also !repeat and !patience
[20:18] <chazco> amenado - Can you mkfs via the /dev/loop0 interface?
[20:18] <LjL> !it | mijgfireg
[20:18] <ikonia> FYI, I did read it and I was thinking it through
[20:18] <ubotu> mijgfireg: Vai su #ubuntu-it se vuoi parlare in italiano, in questo canale usiamo solo l'inglese. Grazie!
[20:18] <ikonia> FYI: if you know not to use caps, don't do it
[20:18] <amenado> chazco yep, no problem
[20:18] <NTAuthority> @Henchmen21: my method is to simply test it, if it doesn't work, try more :)
[20:19] <Henchmen21> ok
[20:19] <chazco> hmm... odd. Truecrypt states its an issue with the kernel, but that could suggest otherwise
[20:19] <Henchmen21> NTAuthority: off to try thank you for the help, very much appreciated
[20:19] <FYI> sorry, sorry for using 4 capitalized letters followed by an exclamation point. the world is over. oh no!
[20:19] <amenado> chazco wait, maybe i used a different step..hang on
[20:19] <grandpa_> unop__, hello?
[20:19] <Darkangel_> amenado _-> i hope if the instalation from usb flash work
[20:19] <LeFish-Xubuntu> anyone here who workes with reaper??
[20:19] <grandpa_> unop__, i think that command timed me out
[20:20] <amenado> Darkangel_-> if you can bare with me, ill find my notes..lets try to install from a hard disk
[20:20] <grandpa_> unop?
[20:20] <grandpa_> unop_
[20:20] <grandpa_> unop__?
[20:20] <Darkangel_> amenado->ok
[20:20] <morghanphoenix> How do I send files over the network to a windows XP home box, my smb client will only connect to a pro box.
[20:20] <asymptote> grandpa, stop spamming please
[20:20] <unop__> grandpa, hmm, that could be a good thing -- what did you get as output from the the set of commands?
[20:20] <kraft__> hi
[20:20] <ikonia> morghanphoenix: it should connect to a home machine too
[20:20] <unop__> patience grandpa
[20:20] <amenado> chazco-> can you do this.. follow along okay? as root   modprobe loop; modprobe cryptoloop; modprobe aes
[20:21] <kraft__> i have an issue with raid 5 + lvm
[20:21] <ikonia> kraft__: ask then
[20:21] <kraft__> can anyone help?
[20:21] <kraft__> ok
[20:21] <grandpa_> unop__, sorry...but, did you get my pastebin?
[20:21] <RoadHazard> the egroupware people seem to be sleepin, anyone work with it?
[20:21] <unop__> grandpa, nope, can you paste it again?
[20:21] <ikonia> morghanphoenix: xp home boxes can use work groups, just not domains, so samba should be fine
[20:21] <Darkangel_> amenado _-> is it remove mandriva
[20:21] <kraft__> moved disks to new comp, lost one of the raid5 set
[20:21] <amenado> chazco  mkdir /home/diskimage; cd /home/diskimage; dd if=/dev/urandom of=disk-aes count 102400
[20:21] <kraft__> got the raid array back togeather in degraded mode
[20:21] <ikonia> kraft__: with you so far
[20:21] <grandpa_> unop__, k
[20:21] <KalEl> by default md5sum thinks every file is a text file; how can i change the default to add the switch -b automatically?
[20:21] <chazco> amenado - It seems to work on a very small encrypted partition (Truecrypt doesnt use the modules)
[20:22] <ikonia> kraft__: degraded with just one disk missing ?
[20:22] <SisyphusINC> amenado: sry
[20:22] <grandpa_> unop__,http://pastebin.com/dc12854
[20:22] <kraft__> ikonia: yep
[20:22] <grandpa_> unop__, get that?
[20:22] <asymptote> morghanphoenix, you need to make sure your xp home box is running the smb service
[20:22] <ikonia> kraft__: go on......
[20:22] <asymptote> or cifs
[20:22] <FYI> morghanphoenix: you could try going to places > connect to server and setting it up to connect to a 'windows share'
[20:22] <kraft__> pvscan picked uo the ov
[20:22] <kraft__> er, pv
[20:22] <ikonia> asymptote: windows machines don't run samba services
[20:22] <morghanphoenix> I can connect to the group, and my samba server shows up, but not the windows shareddocs folder
[20:22] <unop__> KalEl, alias md5sum='md5sum -b'
[20:22] <LjL> KalEl, uhm, i think md5sum generally works fine with binary files without specifying the -b switch, though...
[20:22] <kraft__> vgscan also worked
[20:22] <amenado> chazco losetup -e aes /dev/loop1 ./disk-aes;  mkfs -t reiserfs /dev/loop1   and that should be it
[20:22] <ikonia> kraft__: sounds good
[20:22] <asymptote> ikonia, smb is not samba
[20:22] <KalEl> great thanks a lot unop__
[20:22] <kraft__> however when i try to mount the xfs volume a get errors
[20:23] <ikonia> asymptote: with is smb on a windows machine then ?
[20:23] <ikonia> kraft__: ok, what's the errors ?
[20:23] <amenado> Darkangel_-> how much space do you have on your hard disk? any room for ubuntu maybe around 10gig?
[20:23] <asymptote> ikonia, smb is Service Message Block and was created by IBM in 1983.  It was then bought by Msft
[20:23] <ikonia> asymptote: that makes sense, thank you
[20:23] <asymptote> ikonia, np
[20:23] <kraft__> mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/mapper/datavg-video,
[20:23] <twocarlo> microsoft is a monster
[20:23] <LjL> !ot
[20:23] <unop__> grandpa, can you paste this now?  sudo sh -c "iwlist scan; iwconfig"
[20:23] <Darkangel_> amenado -> mandriva root on 12 gb and there is 100 for /home
[20:23] <ikonia> kraft__: have you fscked it (obvious question I know)
[20:23] <ubotu> #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[20:23] <zybil> hello. how to get a TV with SCART and SVHS and Antenna-IN as monitor for a laptop with HDMI and VGA OUT??
[20:24] <kraft__> anf xfs_repair gives a huge number of errors
[20:24] <asymptote> ikonia, you may also see smb referred to as "CIFS" - although the different name the RFC states it carries the same standards
[20:24] <ikonia> kraft__: ahh so the file system is complaining bad
[20:24] <KalEl> can i use the tracker-search-tool with commandline?
[20:24] <MrMorkel> Hello, has anybody expirence with Preseed files for automatic installation?
[20:24] <kraft__> so i'm worried that if i try to repair it, i may lose a fair bit of data
[20:24] <SpookyET> Is there an ext3 tool that recovers stupidity? I just did "sudo rm -rf /etc". I have not touched it, so nothing should be overwritten. It should be recoverable. No, there is no backup.
[20:24] <kraft__> ikonia: yes
[20:24] <ikonia> SpookyET: re-install
[20:24] <grandpa_> unop__, it says something about sleeping.
[20:24] <KalEl> the gui does not work for me... but i also need to search for files
[20:24] <ikonia> kraft__: thats a tough call, if you just do a straight fsck on it, what sort of complaints do you get ?
[20:24] <unop__> grandpa, pastebin what you see
[20:25] <LjL> !undelete | SpookyET
[20:25] <utarpradesh> please can someone help me installing STEAM in ubuntu using wine? http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=1554 what does it mean when they say "point wine to it"  ?
[20:25] <ubotu> SpookyET: Some tools to recover lost data are listed and explained at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DataRecovery - Remember that it's tricky to recover deleted files from your journalled !filesystem, and you should keep !backups of important data.
[20:25] <amenado> Darkangel_-> am asking if you have additional space left ..just for ubuntu ? leave the mandriva in..
[20:25] <asymptote> SpookyET, I don't know how easy it is to recover files deleted with the "rm" command, but one option you may want to evaluate is TestDisk - free and very reliable
[20:25] <kraft__> sudo xfs_repair -nv /dev/mapper/datavg-video 2>&1 | wc -l
[20:25] <kraft__> 4621
[20:25] <asymptote> SpookyET, http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/TestDisk
[20:25] <ikonia> asymptote: the whole /etc/ directory - it's not worth the effort
[20:25] <NTAuthority> LjL: argh, just wanted to tell about journaling problems, you invoke the bot :P
[20:25] <ikonia> asymptote: 1 file, yes, the whole dir - no chance
[20:25] <kraft__> $ sudo xfs_repair -nv /dev/mapper/datavg-video 2>&1 | head -10
[20:25] <kraft__> Phase 1 - find and verify superblock... - block cache size set to 81048 entries
[20:25] <kraft__> Phase 2 - using internal log - scan filesystem freespace and inode maps...
[20:25] <kraft__> bad on-disk superblock 2 - bad magic number
[20:25] <kraft__> primary/secondary superblock 2 conflict - AG superblock geometry info conflicts with filesystem geometry
[20:25] <FloodBot1> kraft__: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:25] <chazco> amenado - Seemed to work
[20:25] <Darkangel_> amenado ->  how could we use a space of the /home (100gb)
[20:25] <kraft__> bad flags field in superblock 2
[20:26] <grandpa_> unop__, i did http://pastebin.com/dc12854
[20:26] <chazco> amenado - mkfs.ext2 did as well...
[20:26] <ikonia> kraft__: I didn't ask for that, I just asked for a straight fsck check on the volume
[20:26] <amenado> Darkangel_-> you can resize it first?
[20:26] <unop__> grandpa, can you pastebin this now?  sudo sh -c "iwlist scan; iwconfig"
[20:26] <grandpa_> unop__, are you not getting it?
[20:26] <Darkangel_> how
[20:26] <grandpa_> maybe its my connection........
[20:26] <Darkangel_> amenado -> how
[20:26] <utarpradesh> please does anyone know how to install steam in ubuntu?
[20:26] <KalEl> how can i erase an entry from my bash history? i typed in my password by mistake
[20:26] <utarpradesh> using WINE
[20:26] <kraft__> can you fsck xfs?
[20:26] <unop__> grandpa, i got that one, i think you musta missed my post just after that
[20:26] <Serveck> hey, quick question, how do i change refresh rate in ubuntu? 60HZ hurts my eyes
[20:26] <ikonia> kraft__: sure
[20:26] <amenado> chazco so it works, maybe the type of encryption you use is not supported?
[20:26] <Synergy> Could someone help me? I am currently dual-booting Ubuntu (8.04 Beta) and windows. I am on windows right now. I downloaded ndiswrapper, because I have a wireless card that needs it, and madwifi doesn't support it. However, since I am very new to linux, I do not know how to install ndiswrapper.
[20:26] <NTAuthority> utarpradesh: should work out of the box, don't think crossover hacked it theirselves
[20:27] <LeFish-Xubuntu> anyone knows an aquivalent shell comand for windows-button+d?
[20:27] <dimitris_> Hello
[20:27] <amenado> Darkangel_-> i dont know if there is a version of gparted for mandriva,
[20:27] <utarpradesh> NTAuth... http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=1554
[20:27] <NTAuthority> utarpradesh: that the games you have on your account work could be an completely other problem
[20:27] <chazco> amenado - Its odd because i used the same settings before. It appears to be a conflict between TC5 and Gusty's kernel based on the message and some forum posts...
[20:27] <grandpa_> unop__, could you please resend it then?
[20:27] <grandpa_> sorry
[20:27] <utarpradesh> in the how-to, there are specific instructions
[20:27] <amenado> Darkangel_-> then use that to resize your /home to give you room for ubuntu
[20:27] <grandpa_> unop__, i'm now grandpa_
[20:27] <kraft__> XFS: Log inconsistent or not a log (last==0, first!=1)
[20:27] <kraft__> XFS: empty log check failed
[20:27] <kraft__> ERROR: cannot find log head/tail, run xfs_repair
[20:27] <grandpa_> unop__. so that may be why i'm missing those messages
[20:28] <ikonia> kraft__: yeah, it's pretty messed up then
[20:28] <amenado> chazco-> i dont know then, the steps i showed you is what i used..
[20:28] <NTAuthority> utarpradesh: ah, yeah, the IE ActiveX Gecko link, forgot that :) you DO need that
[20:28] <unop> KalEl, edit ~/.bash_history -- or clear it
[20:28] <KalEl> ok thanks again unop
[20:28] <Darkangel_> amenado -> wait i don't know how and where use and fine that tool
[20:28] <asymptote> SpookyET, are you familiar with the inode
[20:28] <utarpradesh> NTAuthority: what does it mean when it says "point wine to it..."
[20:28] <ikonia> kraft__: your going to have to fix it to mount it (I was wondering if you could fudge it to mark it clean to mount it to get the data off for a backup)
[20:28] <utarpradesh> does that mean run it using wine?
[20:28] <SpookyET> asymptote: no
[20:28] <chazco> amenado - Thanks anyway... the trouble is i like TC because it can work from Windows to, which is useful
[20:28] <grandpa_> unop, what was that command again?
[20:28] <kraft__> ikonia: so was there a problem with reassmbling my raid array or lvm?
[20:28] <SpookyET> asymptote: I have full journal_data enabled
[20:28] <unop> grandpa, sudo sh -c "iwlist scan; iwconfig"
[20:29] <ikonia> kraft__: what corrupted it is not clear.
[20:29] <asymptote> SpookyET, I may be able to help you but I'm taking a math test right now
[20:29] <NTAuthority> utarpradesh: that reg stuff is not needed, only if the cab download fails
[20:29] <asymptote> SpookyET, the best I can do is point you in a direction
[20:29] <LeFish-Xubuntu> anyone knows an aquivalent shell comand for windows-button+d?
[20:29] <asymptote> SpookyET, is is alright if I give you some links ?
[20:29] <SpookyET> asymptote: yeah
[20:29] <ikonia> kraft__: I'd guess the raid array, but that is only because it's more common
[20:29] <Synergy> Could someone help me? I am currently dual-booting Ubuntu (8.04 Beta) and windows. I am on windows right now. I downloaded ndiswrapper, because I have a wireless card that needs it, and madwifi doesn't support it. However, since I am very new to linux, I do not know how to install ndiswrapper. Please send me a private message if you can help.
[20:29] <amenado> LeFish-Xubuntu-> what does it do?
[20:29] <amenado> !hardy | Synergy
[20:29] <ikonia> Synergy: join the channel #ubuntu+1 for 8.04 support
[20:29] <ubotu> Synergy: Hardy Heron is the code name for the next release of Ubuntu (8.04-LTS), due April 24, 2008 - For more info, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardyHeron - CONSIDER IT TO BE BETA SOFTWARE - Discussion and support in #ubuntu+1, NOT #ubuntu
[20:29] <kraft__> ikonia: is there anything i can do to try and fix the raid array?
[20:29] <kbrooks> is there a way to get individual frames from a .mpg file as images in ubuntu?
[20:29] <LeFish-Xubuntu> amenado under windows it shows the desktop
[20:29] <asymptote> SpookyET, I don't suggest wikipedia as your source of information but it will give you some good keywords to conduct an internet research
[20:30] <Serveck> hmm, now to find drivers for my creative zen
[20:30] <asymptote> SpookyET, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inode
[20:30] <LeFish-Xubuntu> i would like to do the same thing under xfce
[20:30] <ikonia> kraft__: well, your raid array is in a degraded state with 1 disk missing, you could try adding a reaplcment disk, let the raid re-asemble see if that makes it better, it may, but it won't fix it
[20:30] <grandpa_> unop__, am i sending the info to the right unop?
[20:30] <Synergy> Thank you
[20:30] <asymptote> SpookyET, I don't know the exact procedure for recovering the inode of each file
[20:30] <unop> grandpa_, yes
[20:30] <asymptote> SpookyET, as ikonia said, it may be very time consuming for a whole directory
[20:30] <amenado> LeFish-Xubuntu-> i do it a slight hard way, alt+tab many times till you see it?
[20:30] <chazco> amenado - Going to try the Hardy live CD, work a try i guess
[20:30] <AlexHoover> Why does "sudo <command>" give "sudo: unable to resolve host alexs-desktop" ?
[20:30] <kraft__> ikonia: ok, thanks for your help
[20:30] <utarpradesh> NTAuth... how do i install gecko?
[20:30] <ronandi> anybody know of an html editor that has ftp built in?
[20:30] <grandpa_> unop, okay you got my info, now what other commands do i need?
[20:31] <unop> grandpa_, sudo sh -c "iwlist scan; iwconfig"
[20:31] <grandpa_> unop, because i'm runing out of time
[20:31] <unop> :)
[20:31] <ikonia> kraft__: not really much you can do other than "fix it" if you can re-add a disk you may get less errors as the parity stripe will rebuild the disk
[20:31] <marlun> If "aptitude show package" shows that it depends on package1 and package2 but when I do "aptitude install package" it also adds package3 and package4 (which I don't want to be installed) to the installation. Can I somehow stop them from being installed?
[20:31] <chazco> ronandi - You may want to google for "gedit web ide", can be a very powerful editor for that sort of thing
[20:31] <asymptote> SpookyET, you can also try a keyword search for "disaster recovery" and "file recovery" in google.com/linux
[20:31] <kraft__> ikonia: i'll try that now...
[20:31] <LeFish-Xubuntu> amenado well, I would like to set up xbindkeys so I would need an x-comand... but i dont know x that well =)
[20:31] <asymptote> SpookyET, I'm sorry, but I have to get back to my test
[20:31] <asymptote> SpookyET, good luck to you
[20:31] <amenado> LeFish-Xubuntu-> i dont either...
[20:31] <ronandi> chazco: ty!
[20:31] <NTAuthority> utarpradesh: wine iexplore http://google.com -- iexplore is NOT really IE :P
[20:32] <^BOBST^> HELLOOOOOO :)))
[20:32] <grandpa_> unop, http://pastebin.com/d227dc513
[20:32] <RadonPL> Hi everyone
[20:32] <grandpa_> unop, do you have an eta on this process?
[20:32] <grandpa_> unop, i'm about to get kicked off the pc
[20:32] <grandpa_> unop, :(
[20:32] <utarpradesh> NTA: and that installs gecko automatically?
[20:32] <LeFish-Xubuntu> amenado do you know where to start looking? I unfortunately dont even know that!
[20:32] <InvisiblePinkUni> any GMail/Imap users with thunderbird here?
[20:32] <FFVV> SSL-Support: No openssl found. Get openssl at www.openssl.org
[20:32] <amenado> grandpa_-> it just says it cannot detect AP around you..or cant hear their beacons
[20:33] <LeFish-Xubuntu> amenado some kind of manual or help or guide or something...
[20:33] <NTAuthority> utarpradesh: after clicking on a button, yes :P
[20:33] <grandpa_> amenado, they are their.
[20:33] <chazco> ronandi - np... its bundled with Ubuntu and seems really simple, but with a few tweaks becomes a very powerful, very stable editor :)
[20:33] <FFVV> can anyone help? openssl is installed but psybnc wont find it
[20:33] <grandpa_> amenado, there*
[20:33] <amenado> LeFish-Xubuntu-> id use google
[20:33] <chazco> and with a slight tweak can access FTP
[20:33] <utarpradesh> nta: which button??
[20:33] <unop> grandpa_, well, it should actually not take very long, but something isnt working as expected, so i can't really put an eta on it
[20:33] <grandpa_> unop, next test?
[20:33] <NTAuthority> utarpradesh: not on an ubuntu system right now, there should be an button after running the command
[20:33] <Darkangel_> amenado ->did u forget me
[20:33] <AdemoS> Ubuntu 7.10 64 bit [[8 GB RAM]] --- So I upgraded my Shmmax to 2 GB, but now minimizing windows seems to be more sluggish. Is it just my imagination?
[20:34] <amenado> grandpa_-> not per the result you pasted.. use   sudo iwlist scan wlan0  instead
[20:34] <blah569> What is the Linux Terminal command to see the current wireless chipset?
[20:34] <amenado> Darkangel_-> yes, i went to get a drink and forgot you..where are we at?
[20:34] <utarpradesh> NTA which command?
[20:34] <unop> grandpa_, for some reason, you're wireless interface keeps going to sleep -- we might need to explore installing new drivers
[20:34] <|ismael|> excuse me ,how I can change to other channel?
[20:34] <unop> amenado, he is running the command as root
[20:34] <dimitree> how can i make ALSA to use the 5.1 channel device ? http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/61501/
[20:34] <Darkangel_> amenado-> resize
[20:34] <NTAuthority> utarpradesh: wine iexplore http://google.com ;-)
[20:34] <deniz__> "Drag and drop this theme into the theme manager to install" where is the theme manager? i use ubuntu 7.10
[20:35] <Serveck> argh 60HZ at 1600x1200 hurts my eyes
[20:35] <utarpradesh> NTA there's no button when i do that
[20:35] <grandpa_> unop, i give up :(
[20:35] <Darkangel_> amenado ->
[20:35] <riskbreaker> hi guys. i have a gateway mt6840. the touch pad on this has a nice little separated area on the right where its supposed to scroll stuff. that works. unfortunately, part of the touchpad that's not supposed to scroll also scrolls. how can i fix this?
[20:35] <amenado> Darkangel okay resize your /home to leave you ample space for ubuntu..like 10gig is enuff
[20:35] <grandpa_> unop, i really appreciate your help, but i have got to go
[20:35] <hacknslash> blah569, do lspci and lspci -n
[20:35] <NTAuthority> utarpradesh: there should be, or gecko is already installed, then continue installing steam :-)
[20:35] <Darkangel_> amenado -> ok
[20:35] <grandpa_> unop, would the compatibility be better on a windows pc if it was pci?
[20:35] <utarpradesh> :)
[20:35] <unop> grandpa_, step in sometime else when it's convenient -- we'll try again
[20:35] <Darkangel_> amenado -> then what is next
[20:36] <AdemoS> Ubuntu 7.10 64 bit Quad-Core 2.4 GHZ __8 GB RAM__  [20:36] <unop> grandpa_, errm, i cant say for sure it will be, but i'd be inclined to say yes
[20:36] <kbrooks> um, on the cli how do i get a list of files  installed by a package?
[20:36] <LeFish-Xubuntu> I just figured it out... anyone interested?????
[20:36] <amenado> Darkangel_-> were you able to resize the partition that quick? do it and lets work on copying the livecd iso to hd
[20:36] <|ismael|> alguien español?
[20:36] <grandpa_> unop, thx unop and amenado
[20:36] <grandpa_> bye.
[20:36] <unop> ciao
[20:36] <blah569> It tells me that the "ispci" command can not be found.
[20:36] <ikonia> AdemoS: what did you do to change the shared memory
[20:36] <kraft__> ikonia: in syslog i have this: XFS mounting filesystem dm-1
[20:36] <RoAkSoAx> |ismael|, join #ubuntu-es for spanish
[20:36] <ikonia> AdemoS: how it's changed can effect what's changed
[20:36] <HardyOne> blah569, lspci
[20:36] <riskbreaker> blah569: Lspci, no caps
[20:36] <|ismael|> #ubuntu-es
[20:36] <ikonia> kraft__: thats it trying to mount it
[20:36] <Jeryx> I am trying to fix an ubuntu box who's graphics drivers imploded when I tried to extend the desktop to a second screen. I have a radeon 9600, and have tried following several guides but nothing is working. the box always uses low graphics mode, and I'm ready to tear me hair out here
[20:37] <AdemoS> ikonia, I only adjusted shmmax, I don't know exactly what I means, but I got advice to do it on the message board: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=672862
[20:37] <hacknslash> blah569, its LSPCI in lowercase
[20:37] <AdemoS> *it means
[20:37] <unop> LeFish-Xubuntu, sure, what is it?
[20:37] <RichW> How do I change the mouse pointer?
[20:37] <|ismael|> i don't know change the channel :(
[20:37] <Darkangel_> amenado -> tomorrow because that pc not at home
[20:37] <ikonia> AdemoS: 2 minutes to glance that thread
[20:37] <RoAkSoAx> |ismael|, do this: /join #ubuntu-es
[20:37] <Darkangel_> amenado ->
[20:37] <Darkangel_> amenado ->but i need to know the steps
[20:37] <AlexHoover> What do I do if I forgot my root password, and I cant use sudo because the hosts file is messed up?
[20:37] <|ismael|> thanks very much
[20:37] <ikonia> AdemoS: why did you change your shared memory settings ?
[20:38] <blah569> I recieve a large ammount of nemerals, but I do not see anything refering to a wireless chipset/cared.
[20:38] <blah569> card *
[20:38] <Andycasss> Is it possible that someone could access samba shares from outside of LAN?
[20:38] <unop> LeFish-Xubuntu, ??
[20:38] <ikonia> Andycasss: what do you mean, outside the lan
[20:38] <AdemoS> ikonia, in the begining, I changed it to allow Cinelerra to work without error messages. Then, I thought it might help with HD video...
[20:38] <ikonia> Andycasss: if they are not on your lan, they can't connect
[20:38] <Darkangel_> amenado-> lets containue
[20:38] <riskbreaker> blah569: try "lspci | grep network"
[20:38] <xylog> andycass: depends on what is in between
[20:39] <unop> Andycasss, depends how they can access your LAN
[20:39] <riskbreaker> hi guys. i have a gateway mt6840. the touch pad on this has a nice little separated area on the right where its supposed to scroll stuff. that works. unfortunately, part of the touchpad that's not supposed to scroll also scrolls. how can i fix this?
[20:39] <hacknslash> blah569, it should be listed there and dmesg
[20:39] <HardyOne> ikonia, what if the box gets hacked. wouldnt they have access to everything the box accesses?
[20:39] <magnetron> Andycasss: you should use a firewall
[20:39] <deniz__> doesnt any1 no were ubuntu's 7.10 theme manager is located??
[20:39] <Andycasss> magnetron: I am, but ive enabled the smb ports
[20:39] <AdemoS> ikonia, *HD video playbkac
[20:40] <kbrooks> !any1
[20:40] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about any1 - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[20:40] <HardyOne> deniz__, under System>Prefs
[20:40] <chazco> amenado - Hardy beta 5 appears to be able to create the filesystem (from a live cd, and slowly)...
[20:40] <bullgard4> I have the file /usr/share/locale-langpack/de/LC_MESSAGES/gnome-system-tools.mo . Where is the associated file gnome-system-tools.po to be found?
[20:40] <ikonia> HardyOne: not if they are not on the lan
[20:40] <blah569> Nothing is retuned now.
[20:40] <ikonia> HardyOne: how can you connect to something if your not on the same network
[20:40] <kikr> Hi. After recently updating firefox, I can no longer right click. anyone else experience this?
[20:40] <Flannel> chazco, amenado, Hardy questions should be directed to #ubuntu+1, not here.  Thanks.
[20:40] <Sinnerman> magnetron Andycasss, isn't possible to restrict what range of IPs can access the shares on the smb.conf?
[20:40] <unop> bullgard4, do you mean, which package is it part of?
[20:40] <deniz__> k, nvm i got it it was in system->preferences->appearance then installed from there
[20:41] <chazco> Flannel - It wasnt a question, we were trying to determine if a bug is in Gusty or not :)
[20:41] <thegotogeek> Umm could someone help me with my S3 Chrome 20 Graphics card in Ubuntu Gutsy Gibbon
[20:41] <dummy77> it says could not connect to video device (dev/video0)
[20:41] <Darkangel_> amenado-> how could i copy cd iso to hard
[20:41] <dummy77> how can fix this
[20:41] <ikonia> AdemoS: that thread is most interesting. You could try upping it to 3 - 3.5 GB to see how much of a difference that makes, the average desktop user would never need to change shmem, so it's interesting that your application needed it, it's normally only needed on big server apps (Oracle is an easy example)
[20:41] <HardyOne> ikonia, maybe I am understanding wrong. if someone has hacked your system then they would be able to do anything on it correct? so that means they would be able to access shares from that pc because they are on the pc in essence?
[20:41] <XxXxXxXx> someone know about open source program for math stuff ? ( something good with alot functions and options )
[20:41] <KalEl> hi, i've found a bug that affects my desktop in two places and marked one as duplicate of the other - i hope that's ok
[20:41] <Serveck> is there a taskmanager equivelent in ubuntu (ie: process and cpu viewer)
[20:41] <hacknslash> blah569, does neither list a network controller
[20:41] <dummy77> i have a webcam problem
[20:42] <bullgard4> unop: I searched in packages.ubuntu.com for that file but got the answer that it could not be found for Gutsy.
[20:42] <thegotogeek> Serveck, system monitor
[20:42] <Andycasss> Sinnerman: thanks, ill look into that ip range thing
[20:42] <blah569> After I do the
[20:42] <kraft__> ikonia: i also have this error:
[20:42] <kraft__> $ sudo mdadm --stop /dev/md1
[20:42] <kraft__> mdadm: fail to stop array /dev/md1: Device or resource busy
[20:42] <ikonia> HardyOne: the question was, can someone access samba shares if they are not on the same lan - if a client is not on the same lan as a server, it can't access ANYTHING on that box, it's on the wrong lan
[20:42] <newToFeisty> i am wondering if anyone has a solution for getting KNetworkManager to connect to a wireless network that has a wep 128 bit encryption passphrase?
[20:42] <AdemoS> ikonia, well since I bought 8 GB of ram, I wanted to make sure my OS was actually using it... But I still am wondering about the window mimization speed
[20:42] <ikonia> kraft__: you can't stop it as lvm is using it
[20:42] <kraft__> lsof shows nothing
[20:42] <blah569> After I do the "lspci | grep network," it prompts the input again.
[20:42] <Jack12345> Hello, I have installed Ubuntu 8.04. I heard that it would automatically install my TV card drivers, which is a Hauppauge WinTV PVR 350, but appearantly Ubuntu didn't do this. Does Ubuntu offer an automated way to do this or to simplify the process? (I would like to avoid compiling source code)
[20:42] <kraft__> ikonia: ahha
[20:42] <KalEl> also doing something fixed the bug for me which has frustated me for a long time, so i added it as a comment: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/tracker/+bug/163544
[20:42] <dimas__> hello, i am trying to stream some music with VLC but people cant access to server...i did try opening VLC as root but still the same...any suggestion?
[20:42] <bullgard4> unop: Yes, I do just mean that.
[20:42] <HardyOne> ikonia, ok so I misunderstood , thanks for clearing it up
[20:42] <ikonia> AdemoS: I wouldn't expect a slow down, but that doesn't mean it's not happening
[20:42] <unop> bullgard4, right, dpkg -S gnome-system-tools.po  found nothing too .. it was probably generated on the fly by some package's installer
[20:42] <XxXxXxXx> someone know about open source program for math stuff ? ( something good with alot functions and options )
[20:42] <Sinnerman> Andycasss: im not sure of that, that's why i was asking magnetron.
[20:42] <riskbreaker> does anyone know anything about touchpad configuration?
[20:42] <ikonia> AdemoS: try upping it and see if the window speed changes
[20:43] <mehmet> when i try to play any video file in totem/VLC it shows up in pink lines/dots
[20:43] <dummy77> may i get some help too pls
[20:43] <robm> Can someone help me install a hard drive? I've attached it and I can see it listed as "/boot" volume but it says its only 101MB and ext3 file system
[20:43] <blah569> Can someone link me to a tutorial on how to get wireless working with Ubuntu?
[20:43] <bullgard4> unop: What does the English phrase 'to generate on the fly' mean? Say it in other words, please.
[20:43] <robm> i'm pretty sure this was a ntfs slave drive or maybe had win os on it
[20:43] <Arky44> Hello all :) I've just installed the newest ubuntu off the website, and I was wondering how I can lauch ubuntu. I've probably done something wrong (thanks to my zero experience with Linux OSs)...I've restarted/shut down and turned back on my computer so far...any ideas?
[20:43] <moore> i was just in the #splashy room, but no one was around... can anyone suggest some ways i can get splashy working?
[20:44] <AdemoS> ikonia, thanks I'll try that next book. But I was wondering, is there any obvious benefit to upping the memory? Such as faster program loading, etc?
[20:44] <riskbreaker> !touchpad
[20:44] <AdemoS> ikonia, *boot
[20:44] <ubotu> For a comprehensive Synaptics Touchpad guide, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SynapticsTouchpad
[20:44] <thegotogeek> Anyone here got a S3 Chrome 20 Graphics Card?
[20:44] <magnetron> Sinnerman, Andycasss : you should generally not have the SMB ports open in your firewall.
[20:44] <hacknslash> blah569, are you sure the network manager hasnt picked up the network card already
[20:44] <Jeryx> heh. I'm stuck trying to get my radeon out of 640
[20:44] <AdemoS> *memory usage
[20:44] <dummy77> and my webcam says could not connect to device (/dev/video0) when i start camorama
[20:44] <blah569> If I look in the network manager, I only see wired connection and modem connection.
[20:44] <ikonia> AdemoS: it depends, what/how your applications want share memory, some will work better, some may be worse. Shared memory won't make things launch any quicker
[20:45] <soundray> Arky44: did your freshly installed ubuntu boot up?
[20:45] <hacknslash> blah569, and try lspci | grep Network
[20:45] <deniz__> i have vista theme installed but it only affects windows, so windows r sexy but top and bottom task bars r same as normal which looks like a teenager with small body and big feet if u no wat i mean ;)
[20:45] <thegotogeek> Jeryx, to get radeon out of 640 I think you need to rerun dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg and during that setup thing it gives you the options of picking resolutions that will be avaliable
[20:45] <Andycasss> magnetron: but if i havent opened them from my router?
[20:45] <mehmet> when i try to play any video file in totem/VLC it shows up in pink lines/dots
[20:45] <blah569> Nothing is returned, again.
[20:45] <unop> bullgard4, i mean, the file wasn't part of a package but was made by the installer when it was run and placed on the filesystem
[20:45] <AdemoS> ikonia, well for example, Firefox 2 seems to munch up memory faster than ever, with the shmmax upgrade. To fixt hat, I conisdered Firefox 3, but that beta doesn't support many extensions and more importantly, I can't get it working easily with Flash. (maybe with some tweaking though)
[20:45] <Andycasss> magnetron: my ff is so strict that it denies any inbound connection from lan too...
[20:45] <HardyOne> Arky44, when you reboot do you get an option to boot ubuntu or windows?
[20:45] <dummy77> my webcam says could not connect to device (/dev/video0) when i start camorama
[20:45] <dummy77> how can i fix this
[20:45] <Arky44> HardyOne: no
[20:46] <hacknslash> blah569, do you know what wireless card you have ?
[20:46] <Arky44> it goes straight to XP
[20:46] <bullgard4> unop: Thank you very much for commenting.
[20:46] <ikonia> AdemoS: some applications will use as much memeory as they can
[20:46] <magnetron> Andycasss: make sure the ports are closed
[20:46] <unop> bullgard4, on-the-fly means "while in operation" or "while doing something" ..
[20:46] <dimas__> mehmet i would say you missing codecs
[20:46] <ikonia> AdemoS: eg: you give it 10 GIG, it will use 10Gig even if it only needs 1 meg
[20:46] <HardyOne> !fixgrub | Arky44
[20:46] <AdemoS> ikonia, well is there any benfit to letting Firefox use that much? Or is it just wasting capasity?
[20:46] <ubotu> Arky44: grub is the default Ubuntu boot manager. Lost grub after installing windows: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows - Making GRUB floppies & other GRUB howtos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto
[20:46] <Jeryx> thegotogeek that is not working, the drivers imploded when I tried to extend desktop to second display, system constantly starts in low graphics mode. something deeper is borked, have tried several guides but nothing works
[20:46] <soundray> Arky44: how did you install -- did you burn a CD, did you use wubi?
[20:46] <bullgard4> unop: I will try to keep in mind the meaning of that phrase.
[20:46] <mehmet> that's not it dimas__
[20:46] <dimas__> !streaming
[20:46] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about streaming - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[20:46] <XxXxXxXx> someone know about open source program for math stuff ? ( something good with alot functions and options )
[20:46] <blah569> I don't, I want to find out which one I have.
[20:46] <kikr> Hi, after updating my right mouse button no longer works. How can I torubleshoot this?
[20:47] <dummy77> im using ubuntu 7.10 my webcam says could not connect to device (/dev/video0) when i start camorama
[20:47] <magnetron> Andycasss: this tool might come in handy. use it with your public IP and test the smb ports. http://www.canyouseeme.org/
[20:47] <dummy77> can i get some help pls
[20:47] <Arky44> soundray: i clicked the downlaod link off the ubuntu site
[20:47] <ikonia> AdemoS: thats a hard one to answer, for me, no I wouldn't have a benifit, but for people using firefox to play videos for example, that could potentially work better, it's a balance.
[20:47] <dimas__> dummy you need to install driver
[20:47] <ikonia> AdemoS: all depends what you do and how you use it
[20:47] <soundray> Arky44: the download link for what exactly?
[20:47] <thegotogeek> Jeryx, sorry man, not idea from there me, I got my screen resolution right I just can't find any drivers to get it working with 3d and what not in Ubuntu.
[20:47] <dummy77> dimas i did
[20:47] <dummy77> but still nothing
[20:47] <iska> hi, i have a problem with sound on a fuitsu siemens amilo, i don't hear anything in the earphones, the soundcard is intel 82801H
[20:48] <unop> XxXxXxXx, matlab - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MATLAB
[20:48] <dummy77> everytime i open pc cams light is on but nothing
[20:48] <nomopofomo> Can I put OpenType fonts in the fonts:/// folder?
[20:48] <Arky44> soundray: ubuntu 7.1
[20:48] <HardyOne> Arky44, hehe ok you need to burn the .iso file you downloaded then put the cd in the drive and reboot
[20:48] <dimas__> dummy77 which driver you installed?
[20:48] <drc> dimas__->  did you look at http://www.videolan.org/doc/streaming-howto/en/streaming-howto-en.html ?
[20:48] <AdemoS> ikonia, hmm, I suppose I'll leave it then. (since I do play Flash and other video with Totem and Mplayer, within Firefox) but in the future, will leaving my shmmax at 2 GB mean I will never use more than that? Cause if that's the cae, then upping the shmmax is definitely worth the time for me
[20:48] <dummy77> gspca
[20:48] <newToFeisty> how do you get knetworkmanager to connect to wireless with 128 bit pass phrase?
[20:48] <ikonia> AdemoS: I appriciate that sounds like a bit of a push off, thats not what is intended, it's just a very subjective topic
[20:48] <Jeryx> thegotogeek ya its been a brick wall for me on this end. knowing very little about linux doesnt help any.
[20:48] <soundray> Arky44: there is no such thing. Was it 7.10?
[20:48] <Arky44> yes, sorry
[20:48] <dimas__> drc yes i did
[20:48] <dummy77> i installed gspca
[20:48] <nomopofomo> Fonts, anyone?
[20:48] <Jero> i need some help...i cant find a driver for a wireless adapter
[20:48] <nomopofomo> OpenType fonts? Can Ubuntu use them?
[20:49] <Arky44> HardyOne: thanks
[20:49] <AdemoS> ikonia, never BE ABLE to use more than that
[20:49] <dummy77> dimas__ i installed gspca
[20:49] <soundray> Arky44: so then you downloaded a CD image. Did you burn that to a CD?
[20:49] <iska> i have a problem with sound on a fuitsu siemens amilo, i don't hear anything in the earphones, the soundcard is intel 82801H
[20:49] <ikonia> AdemoS: there are other parameters, like shmax and shmin for max it can use and min it should start, try playing with those settings to balance it, eg: start with 1 gig minimum and set a 4 gig max, so that you start with a good size but it can grow if needed
[20:49] <ikonia> AdemoS: (just as example figures)
[20:49] <dimas__> dummy try www.rastageeks.org  for ov51x drive
[20:49] <ikonia> AdemoS: the parameter you changed just changes "currently avaiable"
[20:49] <naknomik> I want to disable only certain users from being able to login using SSH, how do I do that?
[20:49] <riskbreaker> hi guys. i have a gateway mt6840. the touch pad on this has a nice little separated area on the right where its supposed to scroll stuff. that works. unfortunately, part of the touchpad that's not supposed to scroll also scrolls. how can i fix this?
[20:49] <Arky44> soundray: I've got it, thnx so much :)
[20:49] <dummy77> dimas__ spca5xx fits for my cam
[20:49] <ikonia> naknomik: change there shells
[20:50] <dummy77> i went to that site too
[20:50] <ikonia> naknomik: use ssh keys
[20:50] <AdemoS> ikonia, oooooh the word "shmmax" finally makes sense. Min and Max.
[20:50] <xenthro> hi, can someone recommend a gtk based rss feed reader other than liferea? akregator has been perfect for the last 4 months but I want to ditch the kde components
[20:50]  * AdemoS can't believe he didn't notice that >_M
[20:50] <ikonia> AdemoS: yeah, your getting it
[20:50] <ikonia> AdemoS: it's all a balance.
[20:50] <dimas__> dummy you may not proper install it sorry
[20:50] <kikr> Hi, after updating ubuntu, my right mouse button no longer works. How can I torubleshoot this?
[20:50] <dimas__> drc you there?
[20:51] <soundray> HardyOne: I bet he's going to copy the iso file to a CD now rather than burning the image...
[20:51] <Maddeth> hey guys, I was just wondering what this CNR thing is that i have seen pop up in the forums
[20:51] <drc> dimas__->  yes?
[20:51] <dummy77> nope i did im sure because everytime i open my pc i have to type sudo rmmod gspca sudo rmmod zc0301 then modprobe gspca
[20:51] <Joebu2222> anyone know a way to ensure an application started from ssh client will have same PID number?
[20:51] <HardyOne> soundray, probably
[20:51] <hacknslash> blah569, try this link https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/WiFiHowTo
[20:51] <dummy77> then it works
[20:51] <dummy77> but i have to type those everytime i open pc
[20:51] <dimas__> drc i streaming ok and have access from http but others dont
[20:51] <ikonia> AdemoS: as an additional hint, make sure you know your apps too, (just to give you an example) Oracle / Sybase will use the MAX available share mem segments, even if it doesn't need them, which will waste a lot of ram, so you may have to do ipc segments to allocate ram to applications
[20:51] <naknomik> I want to disable only certain users from loggin in using ssh, how do I do that?
[20:51] <HardyOne> soundray, he will be back. he was able to find his way here to ask for help so... I have hope
[20:52] <Maddeth> guys?
[20:52] <Serveck> im trying to get ubuntu to see my mp3 player as a removable disk (creative zen)
[20:52] <soundray> Joebu2222: no, the kernel decides what the PID number will be, there is no way to control that
[20:52] <deniz__> is it possible to add themes for taskbars??
[20:52] <ikonia> AdemoS: see where I'm going with this ?
[20:52] <dummy77> dimas__ nope i did im sure because everytime i open my pc i have to type sudo rmmod gspca sudo rmmod zc0301 then modprobe gspca
[20:52] <drc> dimas__->  I have no idea...I don't stream out, only in
[20:52] <iska> i have a problem with sound on a fujitsu siemens amilo, i can't hear anything in the earphones, but the in-built speaker works fine; the soundcard is intel 82801H
[20:53] <Jowi> naknomik, you put "AllowUsers user1" in /etc/ssh/sshd_config to allow only user1 to login.
[20:53] <AdemoS> ikonia, well in terms of details. I mostly use: GIMP, Blender, SMplayer, Audaicous, XChat, Amule, Deluge-Torrent, and archiving programs. (sometimes all at once)
[20:53] <dummy77> dimas__ after all its working till i reboot then i have to type those again
[20:53] <nomopofomo> Can I use OpenType fonts with Ubuntu?!
[20:53] <AdemoS> ikonia, I think so
[20:53] <ikonia> AdemoS: ok, so gimp is an excellent example of an application that would use and benifit from larger shared memory
[20:53] <unop> naknomik, are the users allowed to log in on the console?
[20:53] <AdemoS> ikonia, aha good point
[20:53] <LeFish-Xubuntu> irc.mixxnet.net  #reaper
[20:54] <Joeb454> Actually what is this CNR thing Maddeth just mentioned? I've seen it come up in the forums quite a bit recently
[20:54] <Jowi> naknomik, another alternative is to use /etc/hosts.allow and /etc/hosts.deny
[20:54] <nomopofomo> Nobody knows, do they.
[20:54] <dimas__> dummy77 you installed in a wrong place...make sure user have access where you put it
[20:54] <dimas__> dummy77 sorry but i am just guessing
[20:54] <dummy77> dimas__ u mean i have to install it in the root directory?
[20:55] <dummy77> thanks for trying dimas__
[20:55] <Jeryx> if I need to reinstall ubuntu, is there a way to do a nondestructive reinstall like in windows? otherwise I got a LOT of data to back up to other boxes...
[20:55] <Maddeth> Is CNR worth looking into?
[20:55] <dimas__> dummy77 sudo is ok i think
[20:55] <Maddeth> ?
[20:55] <AdemoS> ikonia, well good points, thanks for the information. I'll keep it in mind when I adjust shared memory settings in the future
[20:55] <dummy77> i did sudo dimas__
[20:55] <nickrud> Jeryx there is, yes. Did you set up a separate home partition?
[20:55] <ikonia> AdemoS: good man, I'm sure you'll find an excellent learning experience at the end of this
[20:55] <PriceChild> Maddeth: what software do you want in there that isn't in the ubuntu repositories.
[20:56] <ikonia> AdemoS: there is no "right and wrong" - so don't worry too much about others views
[20:56] <unop> Jeryx, sure, if you install _without_ formatting partitions, it's as good as a non-destructive install
[20:56] <soundray> Jeryx: take the time for a backup, anyway. Data you haven't backed up is data you don't want.
[20:56] <dummy77> all i have to do is typing those commands again to work webcam after reboot
[20:56] <genefitz> Maddeth, CNR is a pretty decent program used primarily with Linspire and Freespire. For the most, it works pretty well, but it does have some "hit-n-Miss" problems from time to time.
[20:56] <AdemoS> ikonia, oh and Inkscape will probably benefit too.
[20:56] <Jeryx> heh true enough
[20:56] <ikonia> AdemoS: yes, I suspect it would
[20:56] <dimas__> dummy77 i just came here for a question really dont remember much how i did now but i know how it feel been there
[20:56] <AdemoS> ikonia, yeah thanks, some people tend to push their opinion
[20:56] <Maddeth> Thanks :)
[20:56] <ikonia> AdemoS: what works on my machine, with my apps, for my use, may cripple yours
[20:56] <AdemoS> ikonia, hah
[20:56] <Jeryx> I'm just sick of beating my head agaisnt this thing and I'm guessing its like a rubix cube, the more I've poked at it the more complicated I've made the solution
[20:57] <dummy77> sorry i took enough time of you dimas__ thx for trying
[20:57] <dimas__> dummy77 is ok my brother
[20:57] <dummy77> thx bro
[20:57] <AdemoS> ikonia, anyway, good talk to you, see ya around
[20:57] <AdemoS> *talking
[20:57] <ikonia> AdemoS: have fun with it
[20:57] <nickrud> Jeryx  a good method is to create a /data dir, move everything you want to it. Then manually delete everything else before installing, and as others said install without formatting.
[20:57] <Jero> does anyone know how to code drivers?  or find some hidden drivers that i cant? >_<
[20:57] <sarah___> hey guys, how can i check if my ubuntu is secure?
[20:57] <ikonia> Jero: what's the problem
[20:57] <dimas__> dummy77 i could say i pretty sure you have the file in a wrong place though
[20:57] <genefitz> Maddeth, a couple things about CNR to know. It does take a little terminal work out of the user hands, however sometimes when it installs, it takes a lot of control away, and many times the programs it isntalls are not correct for the current version.
[20:58] <LjL> !security | sarah___
[20:58] <ubotu> sarah___: If you feel the need to adopt security measures for your system, check out https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Security - See also !root, !firewall and !server
[20:58] <sarah___> !security
[20:58] <soundray> Jeryx: let me have a stab at your problem
[20:58] <genefitz> It may work without problems, but it may cause problems of it's own
[20:58] <dummy77> but i tried to do the same things in root too dimas__
[20:58] <Jeryx> soundray ?
[20:58] <sarah___> i think i enabled or disabled root password, im not sure. How can i check LjL
[20:58] <nickrud> Jeryx used that method in the past, worked well
[20:58] <sarah___> !root
[20:58] <ubotu> Do not try to guess the root password, that is impossible. Instead, realise the truth... there is no root password. Then you will see that it is 'sudo' that grants you access and not the root password. Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo
[20:58] <soundray> Jeryx: what's the issue you're trying to solve by reinstalling?
[20:58] <sarah___> !firewall
[20:58] <ubotu> Ubuntu, like any other linux distribution, has firewall capabilities built-in. The firewall is managed using the 'iptables' command (see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IptablesHowTo), or GUI applications such as Firestarter (Gnome) or Guarddog (KDE).
[20:58] <dummy77> file is in usr/src/modules/gspca
[20:58] <sarah___> !rootkit
[20:58] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about rootkit - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[20:59] <Jero> ikonia: i cant find a driver for my wireless adapter
[20:59] <nickrud> !msgthebot > sarah___  see pm
[20:59] <ikonia> Jero: is it supported ?
[20:59] <Maddeth> sorry pricechild i am just interested, just seems to be a few posts in the forum about it and was wondering if it was worth looking into
[20:59] <LjL> sarah___: « sudo passwd -l root » will disable it again if you've enabled it
[20:59] <sarah___> ok
[20:59] <Jero> ikonia: i..dont know
[20:59] <ikonia> Jero: what model is it
[20:59] <Jero> iknoia: its a dlink dwa-142
[21:00] <ikonia> !hcl > Jero
[21:00] <dimas__> dummy77 when you download make sure to put it in ./
[21:00] <ikonia> Jero: check the url from ubotu, see if it's listed as supported
[21:00] <Jeryx> soundray I have a radeon 9600, I was using the fglrx drivers with no problems, until I attempted to activate a second display. then everything imploded. I have run through several guides, none of whcih have resolved the matter and most likely have made it worse. ubuntu now starts in low graphics mode
[21:00] <calamari> is there a way to have synaptic show both i386 and amd64 packages?  I have some of each installed, via --force-architecture
[21:00] <ikonia> clarezoe: have both sources.list
[21:00] <dummy77> ok ill try this dimas__ thx for help
[21:00] <ikonia> calamari: although it seems like a very bad idea to me
[21:00] <dummy77> have a good day
[21:00] <AlexHoover> !cups
[21:00] <ubotu> Printing in Ubuntu is done with cups. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Printers - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsPrinters - http://linuxprinting.org - Printer sharing: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NetworkPrintingFromWindows
[21:00] <ikonia> calamari: ubuntu is not setup to be multi lib
[21:01] <calamari> ikonia: sometimes needed when 64bit packages aren't available
[21:01] <sarah___> hey LjL when i do "sudo passwd -l root" all it says it "password for user changed"
[21:01] <sarah___> is that normal?
[21:01] <Jero> ikonia: ubotu?  (is a linux & irc noob)
[21:01] <ikonia> calamari: yes, but ubuntu isn't setup multi lib
[21:01] <ikonia> Jero: you should have recieved a private message from ubotu
[21:01] <calamari> ikonia: ehh.. it has some 32 bit support packages
[21:01] <robm> can someone help me repartition and format a harddrive using gparted?
[21:01] <calamari> ikonia: it works fine.. just trying to view everything
[21:02] <soundray> Jeryx: so what you need now is a sane starting point, probably with a configuration that uses the open source raden driver. Correct?
[21:02] <ikonia> calamari: no, you need a base set of 32bit libs to use 32bit libraries, which maintaining can be quite complex
[21:02] <Jero> ikonia: awesome, thanks
[21:02] <calamari> ikonia: yes.. ubuntu provides those
[21:02] <LjL> sarah___: i'd say so
[21:02] <soundray> Jeryx: sry *radeon
[21:02] <genefitz> jeryx, historically, linux, ATI and multiple displays have been an issue. I wish I had a solution, but I don't.
[21:03] <calamari> ikonia: anyways.. sounds like synaptic doesn't handle it ..
[21:03] <archman> guys when i wine --version in terminal it says version 48 but i installed 59 via synaptic; how to solve that?
[21:03] <sarah___> LjL so now my root password is disabled yes?
[21:03] <ikonia> calamari: try putting both the 32bit and 64bit repo's in, I'm not sure how that would work out
[21:03] <LjL> sarah___: yes
[21:03] <Jeryx> soundray I'm not sure its that simple anymore. I have made changes since then, installed packages or removed them at the direction of guides, and have little idea how to actually troubleshoot the problem on my own.
[21:03] <adante> hi does anybody use mercurial? is it possible to install mercurial 1.0?
[21:03] <calamari> ikonia: yeah.. not sure either.. but I can always take em back out if I need to.. thanks
[21:03] <Jeryx> genefitz I no logner want to have multiple displays. I've learned my lesson there. I just want my 1024x768 back on my main display
[21:03] <adante> i'm trying to do it from source but it throws an error baout being unable to find python.h
[21:04] <Jero> ikonia: its not there
[21:04] <ikonia> adante: your python headers are missing
[21:04] <archman> how to completely remove a program from the system?
[21:04] <calamari> ikonia: actually wait.. there are no differences in the repo names
[21:04] <ikonia> !wirless > Jero
[21:04] <ikonia> Jero: how about that url
[21:04] <sarah___> LjL:  what if i have a rootkit installed? how can i check to make sure one is not running in the background?
[21:04] <genefitz> jeryx, hmm, I would say try uninstalling and re-installing the ATI driver, then maybe reconfigure your xorg
[21:04] <soundray> Jeryx: I think going back to a single-display config will be straightforward.
[21:04] <ikonia> calamari: ahhh it's doen on your !arch now rather than repo name
[21:04] <genefitz> That is about the best solution I could think of.
[21:04] <LjL> sarah___, there is no way to make 100% sure, but you can install "chkrootkit" and "rkhunter", and run them.
[21:05] <LjL> sarah___: you should ideally do it from a live CD.
[21:05] <Jeryx> genefitz I am attempting that
[21:05] <Jero> !wireless
[21:05] <geirha> adante: header-files are installed by -dev-packages, so install python-dev to get Python.h installed
[21:05] <ubotu> Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[21:05] <LjL> sarah___: do you have a *reason* to think you might have a rootkit, though?
[21:05] <calamari> ikonia: what is !arch?
[21:05] <soundray> Jeryx: there will be a backup of your original xorg.conf -- if not, we'll fix it
[21:05] <ikonia> calamari: your machine architechture
[21:05] <Andycasss> IS there a way to make vista auto mount samba shares? Right now I have to log in every time, although i have guest and public on in samba shares...
[21:05] <adante> geirha: thanks geirha
[21:06] <ikonia> Andycasss: as in #windows
[21:06] <sarah___> LjL no reason, just because im new to linux and dont know a lot. But i know some people who have it happen to them thats why
[21:06] <LjL> Andycasss, they would know better in ##windows i suppose
[21:06] <Jeryx> soundray this has been anything but straightforward, when I tried to turn on the second display, ubuntu restarted in low graphics mode and has resisted any settings change I have tried to make. I now believe part of the drivers are missing
[21:06] <calamari> ikonia: not finding !arch anywhere
[21:06] <soto> I'm trying to 'sudo rm' a file but I keep getting permission denied errors? What can I do?
[21:06] <Jero> ikonia: nope, cant find it
[21:06] <LjL> sarah___: have you installed SSH? have you installed any server package of any kind?
[21:06] <ikonia> calamari: sorry, that was miss-leading, you won't find it as an option
[21:06] <soundray> Jeryx: no, they aren't.
[21:06] <soundray> Jeryx: have you got a terminal open?
[21:06] <ikonia> calamari: the repo's contents are determained by your machines arch x86_64, i386 etc
[21:07] <sarah___> SSH i dont think so, but i have used the synaptic package manager to install apps
[21:07] <calamari> ikonia: oh.. I see what you're saying
[21:07] <ikonia> Jero: Hmmm I don't know that card, so I don't know if it's supported, but it doesn't look good
[21:07] <Flannel> sarah___: Have you added any third party repostories?
[21:07] <calamari> ikonia: I'll mess around with that.. thanks
[21:07] <LjL> sarah___, if those "apps" are simply little programs that do things on your desktop, they're likely not server packages
[21:07] <Jero> ikonia: sorry, its not a card..its an external usb adapter
[21:07] <sarah___> i dont think i have anything for server packages
[21:08] <Jeryx> soundray yes, terminal is open. however as I said I have been shuffling packages in and out of the system. during the latest guide there was a command supposed to check my video card but returned something about GLX missing
[21:08] <sarah___> flannel yeah i did some third party repos
[21:08] <Flannel> sarah___: which third party repos?
[21:08] <sarah___> i think for drivers and stuff like awn
[21:08] <jaffarkelshac> sudo aptitude install gnomebaker
[21:08] <jaffarkelshac> haha, wrong window
[21:08] <sarah___> oh and windows stuff like .avi or windows media player
[21:09] <soundray> Jeryx: stop worrying for a second and follow me. If within 10 minutes I haven't taken you back to a single-screen 1024x768 configuration, you can continue worrying about packages and stuff.
[21:09] <sarah___> other codec stuff
[21:09] <Jeryx> soundray it was glxinfo |vendor, and it returned GLX extensions missing
[21:09] <Jero> ikonia: sudo makemywirelesswork =P
[21:09] <Jeryx> soundray ok, fire away
[21:09] <soto> Is /var/cache/debconf safe to remove?
[21:09] <calamari> ikonia: lol.. ehh duh.. I'd need a 32-bit synaptic for this to work.. okay I need to mess around with this some more.. thanks I think you've pointed me in the right direction
[21:09] <ikonia> calamari: no problem
[21:09] <bullgard4> I am surprised that System > Administration > Services [Services settings] shows apmd swiched on but acpid switched off although there is a process 'kacpid'. Can you explain this apparent contradiction?
[21:10] <Flannel> sarah___: What third party repositories did you enable? (those are in the regular repository)
[21:10] <kikr> man this firefox update really screwed my mouse up
[21:10] <soundray> Jeryx: do a 'cd /etc/X11' and tell me how many lines you get from 'ls -lt xorg*'
[21:10] <ikonia> calamari: I've never done it that way, I'd expect 32bit compatability packages that are SUPPORTED (key word) being held in the amd64 repo
[21:10] <sarah___> oh then im not sure
[21:10] <sarah___> i follwed a ubuntu form for AWN and it made me enable a 3rd party repo
[21:10] <jack|Helium> I'm having an odd issue in hardy beta. I just compiled a custom kernel (my laptop is older, and I'm trying to minimize unneeded features, etc. Plus I wanted to try tuxonice), and the output .deb is > 500 MB is size. I installed filelight and discovered that when installed, the 500 MB is almost entirely taken up by the modules directory (/lib/modules...). Does anyone know why the modules dir is so big? I need to get it down becau
[21:10] <jack|Helium> se I only have a 10 GB disk...
[21:10] <Flannel> sarah___: If you're just installing stuff from the regular repositories, you don't need to worry about rootkits.
[21:10] <Jeryx> soundray 13 of em
[21:11] <soundray> jack|Helium: ask in #ubuntu+1 please
[21:11] <jack|Helium> soundray: ok, thanks
[21:11] <soundray> Jeryx: what's the name of the last one listed?
[21:11] <sarah___> ok thanks flannel
[21:11] <Jeryx> xorg.conf.1    (there are also 2, 3, and 4 in the list)
[21:12] <soundray> Jeryx: do a 'grep Driver xorg.conf.1'. What does the last line say?
[21:12] <Jeryx> soundray fglrx
[21:12] <thegotogeek> Can someone help me get my S3 Chrome 20 Graphics Card Driver installed in Ubuntu Gutsy Gibbon?
[21:13] <Jero> ikonia: so if its not on those lists, theres no way i can get it to work?  not even if i can find someone to write a driver?
[21:13] <ikonia> Jero: no-one will "write a driver for you", it's not a 10 minute job
[21:13] <soundray> Jeryx: do you get any output from 'grep Driver xorg.conf.? | grep ati'?
[21:14] <bullgard4> thegotogeek: You will get faster help in #ubuntu+1
[21:14] <bullgard4> thegotogeek: err! Excuse me.
[21:14] <ikonia> bullgard4: why - he's running 7.10 - not 8.04
[21:14] <Jero> ikonia: i know that...but there are those that may
[21:14] <soundray> bullgard4: for a gutsy question? I doubt it
[21:14] <evan__> what does this error mean? .: 4: gnome-autogen.sh: not found
[21:14] <ikonia> Jero: there is not, if no driver exists, it's probably because it needs to be reverse engineered
[21:14] <ikonia> evan__: it means the auto-gen script for gnome in that package is missing
[21:15] <Jero> ikonia: ok...thanks for your help
[21:15] <evan__> ikonia how can i get that?
[21:15] <ikonia> evan__: what are you trying to do ?
[21:15] <Jeryx> soundray 4
[21:16] <tcpdumpgod> Does anyone have a problem with Nautalis not remembering settings one has changed?
[21:16] <soundray> Jeryx: are the matches in different files?
[21:16] <tcpdumpgod> I cant switch from Icon view to List view.
[21:16] <tcpdumpgod> :\
[21:16] <Jeryx> soundray no, sorry I meant only one match, in xorg.conf.4
[21:16] <evan__> ikonia from this site --> http://code.google.com/p/gnome2-globalmenu/wiki/BuildFromScratch?updated=BuildFromScratch&ts=1204258474 this command --> ./autogen.sh --prefix=/usr/local
[21:17] <soundray> Jeryx: okay. Can you pastebin easily?
[21:17] <nickrud> tcpdumpgod did you ever do that while using gksudo nautilus?
[21:17] <Jeryx> soundray no
[21:17] <ikonia> evan__: do you understand what that site is telling you to do, and how it may effect your ubuntu system ?
[21:17] <thegotogeek> Could someone help me SETUP my S3 Chrome 20 Graphics Card in Gutsy Gibbons?
[21:17] <tcpdumpgod> nickrud, its possible... let me tinker w/that.
[21:17] <Jeryx> soundray what am I looking for?
[21:17] <evan__> ikonia yes
[21:17] <MrMorkel> Hello does anybody know how i can deaktivate the Http-Proxy & Security Update in a preseed file?
[21:17] <nickrud> tcpdumpgod  I mean sudo nautilus.  Check for permissions on ~/.nautilus and ~/.gconf
[21:17] <pclloh> brasileiros aí?
[21:17] <soundray> Jeryx: are you chatting from the machine we're trying to fix?
[21:17] <tcpdumpgod> ok
[21:18] <tcpdumpgod> drwxr-xr-x  3 mike mike  4096 2008-03-29 16:03 .nautilus
[21:18] <Jeryx> soundray no, I assumed this would require restarts, I am chatting from my windows box
[21:18] <Jeryx> (dont kick me for that...)
[21:18] <evan__> ikonia it changes the gtk so i will be able to put on a mac menu applet on the menu
[21:18] <tcpdumpgod> drwx------  4 mike mike  4096 2008-03-29 16:04 .gconf
[21:18] <soundray> Jeryx: :) no that's good
[21:18] <tcpdumpgod> hmm, gconf's looking different.
[21:18] <tcpdumpgod> Should it be drwxr-xr-x nickrud ?
[21:18] <ikonia> evan__: do a find on your system to see if gnome-autogen.sh is already on there,
[21:19] <ripper666> hey everyone!!!!!
[21:19] <archman_> guys how to uninstall wine? When i run it in terminal, it opens, but when i apt-get remove wine it says it's not installed...
[21:19] <soundray> Jeryx: I'd like  to have a look at your xorg.conf.4 -- do a 'sudo apt-get install pastebinit && cat xorg.conf.4 | pastebinit' and let me have the URL.
[21:19] <ripper666> or hi i should say
[21:19] <nickrud> tcpdumpgod and owned by you. All the subdirs as well. just doing a chmod -R on ~/.nautilus and .gconf will check my idea
[21:19] <HardyOne> Jeryx, using windows is not a reason to be kicked from this channel. but hating on windows could be.
[21:19] <RoAkSoAx> archman, sudo apt-get remove --purge wine
[21:19] <tcpdumpgod> ok nickrud, doing so now.
[21:20] <evan__> ikonia aint got it
[21:20] <neiljmorrow>   /leave
[21:20]  * wubrgamer is away: tea time
[21:20] <jaffarkelshac> my screen res on login is huge and different from desktop
[21:20] <ripper666> hey does anyone use ktorrent here???
[21:21] <Jeryx> HardyOne it was a joke, I dont hate OS though they frequently frustrate me :)
[21:21] <ikonia> evan__: it should be in one of the gnome development packages, I'd guess gnome-common
[21:21] <sarah___> hey guys, im having some problems.
[21:21]  * wubrgamer is away: tea
[21:21] <HardyOne> Jeryx, understandable :)
[21:21] <archman_> RoAkSoAx: done; but still when i wine --version the output is: wine-0.9.48; i installed from source.
[21:21] <ikonia> !away > wubrgamer
[21:21]  * wubrgamer is away: tea
[21:21] <sarah___> I have this software CD for my math class, it requires windows, can i use wine to make it work?
[21:21] <HardyOne> sarah___, you can try
[21:21] <sarah___> it requires flash and java
[21:22] <RoAkSoAx> archman, oh if you installed from source, the source package should have an uninstaller or something like that
[21:22] <sarah___> Hardy0ne i dont know how to use wine though..
[21:22] <Jeryx> soundray http://paste.stgraber.org/2092
[21:22] <tcpdumpgod> nickrud, do you think "find /home/mike -type f -exec chmod 644 {} \;" would work?
[21:22] <HardyOne> sarah___, wine filename.exe
[21:22] <jaffarkelshac> screen res at login is very different from desktop i do i fix this
[21:22] <Jeryx> soundray yes, Kamen = me
[21:22] <sarah___> oh
[21:23] <archman_> roaksoax: will try; thanks !
[21:23] <HardyOne> !ops |
[21:23] <ubotu> : Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - Mez, LjL, elkbuntu, imbrandon, DBO, gnomefreak, Hobbsee, rob, ompaul, Madpilot, Seveas, CarlK, crimsun, ajmitch, tritium, Nalioth, thoreauputic, apokryphos, tonyyarusso, PriceChild, Amaranth, jrib, jenda, nixternal, Myrtti, mneptok, Pici, Jack_Sparrow, nickrud, jpatrick or jussi01!
[21:23] <tcpdumpgod> And "find /home/mike -type d -exec chmod 755 {} \;"
[21:23] <nickrud> tcpdumpgod no. There are files that shouldn't be 644
[21:23] <ikonia> HardyOne: ???
[21:23] <LjL> HardyOne: what?
[21:23] <tcpdumpgod> Crap.
[21:23] <HardyOne> LjL, f-u-c-k
[21:23] <f-u-c-k> ?
[21:23] <LjL> f-u-c-k, please change your nickname
[21:23] <nickrud> f-u-c-k change your nick
[21:23] <evan__> ikonia, that helped now im further but i got this -->  gtk-doc.m4
[21:24] <f-u-c-k> this name is registered on freenode
[21:24] <evan__> ikonia, that helped now im further but i got this -->  gtk-doc.m4 not found *
[21:24] <ikonia> evan__: thats it, that one line
[21:24] <nickrud> f-u-c-k this is totally g rated channel
[21:24] <LjL> !language | f-u-c-k
[21:24] <ubotu> f-u-c-k: Please watch your language and topic to help keep this channel family friendly.
[21:24] <f-u-c-k> is it illegal on #ubuntu?
[21:24] <nickrud> yes
[21:24] <ikonia> evan__: your missing the development libraries
[21:24] <f-u-c-k> ok
[21:24] <bullgard4> I am surprised that System > Administration > Services [Services settings] shows apmd swiched on but acpid switched off although there is a process 'kacpid'. Can you explain this apparent contradiction?
[21:24] <HardyOne> ty
[21:25] <soundray> Jeryx: it's messy. Can you do a 'cat xorg.conf.1 | pastebinit' please
[21:25] <nickrud> tcpdumpgod just try   sudo chown -R $HOME first
[21:25] <tcpdumpgod> nickrud, do i need to add the user and group to that command??
[21:25] <sarah___> hey Hard0ne, i need direct player/javascrupt for this window software to work
[21:25] <sarah___> how can i get that on my wine?
[21:26] <Jeryx> soundray those are the last changes I made to my xorg.conf as per the latest guide I was following trying to isntall the open soruce driver
[21:26] <nickrud> tcpdumpgod yup, figured you knew that, since you were a tcp dump god ;p
[21:26] <archman_> RoAkSoAx: it's done. just ./configure and then make uninstall; thanks!
[21:26] <HardyOne> sarah___, ask in #winehq they should be able to help you
[21:26] <sarah___> thanks
[21:26] <tcpdumpgod> yeah :D
[21:26] <Jeryx> soundray same url, 2093
[21:26] <tcpdumpgod> Just making sure.
[21:27] <tcpdumpgod> i am teh-uber tcpdumper
[21:27] <Titanium2204> join #ubuntu
[21:28] <Titanium2204> salut a tosu
[21:28] <Titanium2204> a tous
[21:28] <HardyOne> Titanium2204, you are already there
[21:28] <jpatrick> !fr | Titanium2204
[21:28] <HardyOne> !fr | Titanium2204
[21:28] <ubotu> Titanium2204: Allez a #ubuntu-fr ou #kubuntu-fr pour de l'aide et de la discussion en francais.
[21:28] <soundray> Jeryx: I like that one. Can you 'cp xorg.conf.1 xorg.conf' and restart gdm to see whether it works
[21:28] <soundray> Jeryx: sorry, sudo cp xorg.conf.1 xorg.conf
[21:28] <jaffarkelshac> auto completion does not work in terminal
[21:28] <jaffarkelshac> how do i fix that
[21:28] <soundray> Jeryx: then probably 'sudo invoke-rc.d gdm restart'
[21:29] <archman_> does ubuntu have some sort of 'temporary files' folder; i see i downloaded and installed wine in synaptic; and when i wanted to install wine again after i removed it, there was no need to download; so where is this file? can it be removed?
[21:29] <Jeryx> soundray er, last time I tried to restart gdm the system had a conniption, something about trying to run multiple gdms. hang on lemme restart
[21:29] <soundray> archman_: /var/cache/apt/archives/
[21:29] <blah569> I am clueless on how to get wireless woring with Ubuntu.
[21:29] <archman_> soundray: and harm to system if i delete all that?
[21:30] <hacknslash> blah569, did u try the link i sent you
[21:30] <ripper666> does anyone knpow of any good torrent sites
[21:30] <Dr_willis> blah569,  use restricted manager to install drivers, click on the network config icon thinggie and enter the info. :) is all i did.. of course this is the first machine ive had that it actually worked..
[21:30] <soundray> archman_: no. It's best to 'sudo apt-get autoclean' to clean that directory, or 'sudo apt-get clean' if you need more space.
[21:30] <Dr_willis> ripper666,  google for 'legal torrents'  theres a site named that.
[21:30] <archman_> soundray: ok, thanks!
[21:30] <bonhoffer> what cat /etc/? will tell me the groups on my computer?
[21:30] <blah569> Which link?
[21:31] <ripper666> Dr_willis thanx ill check it oout
[21:31] <Dr_willis> http://www.publicdomaintorrents.com/
[21:31] <calamari> bonhoffer: /etc/group ?
[21:31] <thegotogeek> Could someone help me get my S3 Chrome 20 Graphic Driver working in Ubunut?
[21:31] <Ramunas> hello, I have a problem, I have set "vlc %s" as my default media app, and gnome-open still opens up totem
[21:32] <jaffarkelshac> soundray, is that folder apt/archives is that the same folder with the 205 updates hardy does when you first install it
[21:32] <jaffarkelshac> soundray, i have to install it on 3 pc and dont want to wait for the updates when you install
[21:32] <hacknslash> blah569, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/
[21:33] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - If you couldn't speak to the channel during the past minutes, please try again now.
[21:33] <Jeryx> soundray I'll be dipped that appears to have fixed it. Whats confusing me is I've done that before and it didnt
[21:33] <soundray> jaffarkelshac: you can copy the contents of that directory to the same directory on another machine to save yourself download time.
[21:33] <hacknslash> blah569, do you have the network manager icon near the clock
[21:33] <root____2> How do I force a fsck on root file system at boot?
[21:33] <blah569> Yes
[21:33] <soundray> Jeryx: probably something to do with multiple gdm instances.
[21:34] <hacknslash> blah569, does it show a wireless card ?
[21:34] <jaffarkelshac> soundray, so thats the folder with all updates?
[21:34] <linux_noob> my laptop is just freezing? need help please
[21:34] <soundray> Jeryx: let me tell you, this ATI - dual screen thing has cost me an entire afternoon the other day
[21:34] <soundray> jaffarkelshac: it's the package cache
[21:34] <linux_noob> it's freezing at random
[21:35] <Jeryx> soundray: I feel your pain, believe me, and you have my sincere gratitude for saving me some of it
[21:35] <jaffarkelshac> soundray, cheers
[21:35] <blah569> No, it does not show anything about wireless connectivity.
[21:35] <linux_noob> someone help me please
[21:35] <soundray> Jeryx: I succeeded in getting an extended desktop across two screens, but I couldn't have "mirrored" output on the external
[21:35] <soundray> Jeryx: is yours a desktop or laptop?
[21:35] <hacknslash> does your laptop have a function key which turns the wireless on and off
[21:36] <hacknslash> blah569, does your laptop have a function key which turns the wireless on and off
[21:36] <bonhoffer> calamri: thanks!
[21:36] <Jeryx> soundray: actually, I am quite happy with one display. I was only attempting to enable the second display because a guest insisted the proper place to watch a movie was the TV, not my monitor. and its a desktop
[21:36] <soundray> linux_noob: check the RAM for faults. Use the memtest86 option at boot time
[21:36] <blah569> It has a function key, but I don't think there is a way to turn the wireless on and off.
[21:36] <bullgard4> Why shows System > Administration > Services [Services settings] apmd swiched on but acpid switched off although there is a process 'kacpid'?
[21:37] <linux_noob> memtest86 option?
[21:37] <jaffarkelshac> can i update gutsy without downloading all those packages coz i have the iso on cd
[21:37] <hacknslash> blah569, what make n model laptop is it ?
[21:37] <linux_noob> i doubt there is any such option while logging in
[21:37] <soundray> Jeryx: thanks for testing pastebinit for me :) This was the first time I've used it to help someone
[21:37] <Jeryx> soundray: I'd still like to have the option but its not really worth wading through that minefield again
[21:37] <soundray> linux_noob: it's an option in the boot menu
[21:37] <blah569> It is a Gateway, and let me look for the model.
[21:37] <Jeryx> soundray: cool, happy to help the one who helps me
[21:38] <Dr_willis> jaffarkelshac,  theres lots of gutsy updates  every day.. its likely a cd you burnt last week will be having a few 100mb of updates allready.
[21:38] <Arky44> Hello all :) I've installed the ubuntu 7.10 CD image on my desktop, burned it to a CD, and tried to boot my computer from it at startup through the boot options dialog on my system. It was unable to boot...any suggestions on how to get ubuntu up and running?
[21:38] <linux_noob> i'll see if it works..but my system runs fine in vista
[21:38] <blah569> ML6720 I believe.
[21:38] <soundray> Jeryx: I'm about to have another go with hardy and an external screen. Will see if that makes it  any easier
[21:38] <jaffarkelshac> Dr_willis, k
[21:38] <Dr_willis> Arky44,  check the cd - see what contents are on it.. if you have a large .iso file.. You burnt it wrong.
[21:38] <Jeryx> soundray: how long will that stuff stay on pastebin?
[21:38] <ronandi> !themes
[21:38] <ubotu> Find your themes at: http://www.gnome-look.org - http://art.gnome.org - http://www.kde-look.org - http://kubuntu-art.org - http://themes.freshmeat.net/browse/58/ - http://www.guistyles.com - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork/ - Also see !changethemes and https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuEyeCandy
[21:38] <DIL> Arky44: set bios to boot from cd first
[21:39] <jaffarkelshac> also i am on hardy at the moment but my auto completion in terminal does not work
[21:39] <Arky44> DIL: i tried that, and it said Windows was unable to start
[21:39] <thegotogeek> Could Someone help me with installing my Graphic Card Driver in Ubunut?
[21:39] <Jeryx> soundray: ok good luck I'll lurk in case you find any good info you want to throw my way
[21:39] <hever> Hi there, I've got a problem by setting up my pcmcia wlan card. On my ibook lshw doesn't list a pcmcia cardbus .... pcmcia-cs module is loaded, what else is todo to get it listed / active ?
[21:39] <DIL> Arky44: see what the Dr. siad
[21:40] <hacknslash> blah569, go to this link http://support.gateway.com/support/default.asp enter your serial number, hopefully it will tell you your network card type
[21:40] <soundray> Jeryx: I think  the default is forever.
[21:40] <Dr_willis> jaffarkelshac,  install the bash-completion package
[21:40] <Jeryx> ack
[21:40] <ankit_> TheArthur: okay.
[21:40] <ankit_> whoops
[21:40] <Arky44> Dr_willis: the only file on the CD is the .iso file
[21:40] <jaffarkelshac> Dr_willis, thanks
[21:40] <ankit_> thegotogeek: okay.
[21:40] <blah569> Okay, thanks.
[21:40] <willytell> hello all
[21:41] <Dr_willis> Arky44,  you just made a coaster.... :)
[21:41] <thegotogeek> ankit, I have a S3 Chrome 20 Graphics Card, I have downloaded the driver for it off the website and I can't get it to install.
[21:41] <Arky44> Dr_willis: ?? :)
[21:41] <Dr_willis> Arky44,  it needs to be burnt as a 'image' file.
[21:41] <hever> Hi there, I've got a problem by setting up my pcmcia wlan card. On my ibook lshw doesn't list a pcmcia cardbus .... pcmcia-cs module is loaded, what else is todo to get it listed / active ?
[21:41] <soundray> !burniso | Arky44
[21:41] <ubotu> Arky44: To burn an ISO image of a CD in Linux, Mac OS or Windows, read the howto at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BurningIsoHowto
[21:41] <Dr_willis> Arky44,  at least you found out the problem quickly. :)
[21:42] <soundray> Arky44: ^^ I tried to tell you this before, but you were gone
[21:42] <eibwen> Has use of the gnome workspace switcher changed?  I tried dragging and dropping a window to move it between desktops, but the window doesn't move with the mouse.  The cursor does change appearance, but when releasing the mouse button instead of actually moving, the window merely takes focus and the window manager switches desktops to the one the window is located on.  Doesn't seem to matter what desktop the drag starts on or the dr
[21:42] <jaffarkelshac> can someone help me with my screen res, is too high  with login but changes to normall when i login
[21:42] <ankit_> thegotogeek: How did you try to install it?
[21:42] <thegotogeek> ankit,  sudo sh S3G-Linux-x86-2.0.16-pkg.run
[21:43] <ankit_> thegotogeek: Any errors in particular?
[21:43] <blah569> I see a large list of info, I'm looking for anything refering to the wireless card.
[21:43] <thegotogeek> ankit, yes one sec I will pull up the log and get you what it says
[21:43] <soundray> jaffarkelshac: gdm normally starts with the highest resolution that you enable in the xorg wizard. To go through that configuration, 'sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg'
[21:43] <ronandi> what is that screenshot prog that goes... Taking screenshot in 5..4..3..2..1..
[21:43] <hacknslash> blah569, yes u r
[21:43] <blah569> I can contact Gateway and ask them, too.
[21:43] <jaffarkelshac> soundray, k
[21:43] <HardyOne> soundray, my hopes were well placed :)
[21:43] <blah569> I can ask them what the default wireless card is on my model.
[21:44] <thegotogeek> ankit, http://pastebin.com/m10d292c0 <- theres the log when I try to install it
[21:44] <hacknslash> blah569, we can do it step by step if u like
[21:44] <Dr_willis> blah569,  their web site proberly has the info. or a lspci mayu give some clues also.
[21:44] <willytell> I'm suffering problems of screen resolution. I had reconfigured xorg.conf using dpkg-reconfigure xserver-org, but I get a low screen resolution 640x480 on the next login. Any idea?
[21:44] <Dr_willis> google is our friend also. :)
[21:44] <ronandi> willytell: whats ur gfx card"?
[21:45] <ankit_> thegotogeek: Can you paste the output of /var/log/s3setup.log and /var/log/s3build.log ?
[21:45] <thegotogeek> ankit, what I just gave you was the output of the s3setup.log, and the s3build.log is blank
[21:45] <willytell> ronaldo, Intel Corporation Mobile 945GM/GMS, 943/940GML Express Integrated Graphics Controlle
[21:45] <willytell> ronandi, Intel Corporation Mobile 945GM/GMS, 943/940GML Express Integrated Graphics Controlle
[21:46] <ankit_> thegotogeek: Well that's odd, as it says to refer to both of those at the end of the log...
[21:46] <fyrmedic> Is there a room for 64bit or is this it?
[21:47] <thegotogeek> ankit, yeah I don't know I've opened the s3build.log and its a blank txt file
[21:47] <willytell> it was working well, but now I don't know.
[21:47] <rodrigues_> llllll
[21:47] <soundray> fyrmedic: you can ask here
[21:47] <ankit_> thegotogeek: Are you running the install with X server shut down?
[21:47] <thegotogeek> ankit, no, I don't know how to shut down the Xserver thing
[21:47] <EvilAIM> hmm
[21:47] <DIL> ppppp
[21:47] <ankit_> thegotogeek: This might help: http://drivers.s3graphics.com/en/download/drivers/chrome_PCIe-Linux/Readme
[21:48] <willytell> !xorg.conf
[21:48] <ubotu> The X Window System is the part of your system that's responsible for graphical output. To restart your X, type « sudo /etc/init.d/?dm restart » in a console - To fix screen resolution or other X problems: http://help.ubuntu.com/community/FixVideoResolutionHowto
[21:48] <peter77> what is the ideal percentage to set the shutdown percentage when my battery reaches a certain percentage to help maintain the battery and reduce wear?
[21:48] <thegotogeek> ankit, i've read that, it really didn't help, how would I shutdown the x server and that so i can try installing it that way?
[21:48] <soundray> thegotogeek: ubuntu comes with an S3 driver and normally selects it automatically. Why do you think you need another driver?
[21:49] <xb3rt> Does anyone here use secondlife on linux
[21:49] <ankit_> thegotogeek: In the console: sudo /etc/init.d/Xdm stop
[21:49] <fyrmedic> Ok, I have a AMD turion64 but only one processor is recognized. I am on livecd right now but it is the same on installed. I thought I had 64bit installed but only one processor was there. Now I am on 64bit LiveCD because I was going to change it and still no luck.
[21:49] <pros977> I have used second life
[21:49] <pros977> Need a better graphics card though to make it worthwhile
[21:49] <ankit_> thegotogeek: That will kill all graphical applications though, including your IRC client if you are using a graphical one...
[21:49] <soundray> fyrmedic: is it a Turion X2?
[21:50] <thegotogeek> soundray, because i have tried that and it won't allow me to use that with my card, plus that driver is crap for the 3d acceleration and stuff my card can do, plus with that s3 graphic driver i can't get x to start with it
[21:50] <xb3rt> pros977: was it on linux, and did it actually work without lagging out or freezing up all the time?
[21:50] <thegotogeek> ankit, i will be right back i will try that and see if I can install without x running, brb
[21:50] <pros977> xb3rt works well. Linux Mint offers a package in the software portal
[21:50] <Dr_willis> fyrmedic,  i noticed under the hardy testing. the  386 kernel only detecxted 1 core of my dual core cpus..  but that may not be your issue
[21:50] <legend2440> ronandi:  scrot -d5 -c
[21:51] <rameez> :)))
[21:51] <ankit_> thegotogeek: Okay, but to get to a console after killing X type: CTRL+ALT+F1
[21:51] <xb3rt> pros977: whats Linux Mint
[21:51] <rameez> :/
[21:51] <rameez> hi
[21:51] <rameez> can anybody see my chat because my nick is unregistered
[21:51] <Dr_willis> xb3rt,  a ubuntu spinoff.  its nice in ways.. but annoying in others. :)
[21:51] <Dr_willis> rameez,  yes we can
[21:51] <soundray> thegotogeek: I'm just saying, compiling a graphics driver is too ambitious a project for someone who doesn't know how to shut down X. No need to throw fecal verbiage around btw.
[21:51] <rameez> oh thanks
[21:51] <thegotogeek> okay ankit, i just tryed that what you gave me through the console sudo: /etc/init.d/Xdm: command not found
[21:51] <rameez> :)
[21:52] <thegotogeek> soundray, i would use s3 if it worked, but that won't even start x so I can't use that driver
[21:52] <Dr_willis> thegotogeek,  try kdm or gdm, not Xdm
[21:52] <xb3rt> pros977: Dr_willis: is their a package  for ubuntu to run it
[21:52] <HardyOne> or replace X with ?
[21:52] <rameez> Dr_willis, and i can use black color too like this can u see  ?   :)
[21:52] <Dr_willis> thegotogeek,  sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart (or whatever)
[21:52] <fyrmedic> Dr_Willis: I don't think that is the problem. I am trying to use 64bit. I thought that it was installed before but now I am not sure.
[21:52] <Dr_willis> rameez,  i see anythign with my NICK in it as red..
[21:52] <XxXxXxXx> !
[21:52] <rameez> :)
[21:52] <ankit_> thegotogeek: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[21:53] <isaacj87> i know the linux virus discussion has been beaten to death, but I was wondering something...Say you open an email and there is a virus, what exactly happens or doesn't happen?
[21:53] <ankit_> thegotogeek: or kdm stop, depending on which one you are using.
[21:53] <thegotogeek> dr_willis I did that it says stopping gnome display manager then it just it comes back to where I can type something again, and now I am still in the gnome and stuff
[21:53] <Dr_willis> fyrmedic,  depends on what cd you used to install with. use lsb_release -a to see whats installed.
[21:53] <soundray> fyrmedic: run 'uname -a'. If it contains x86_64, you're on 64bit
[21:53] <isaacj87> basically, how does it NOT spread or infect or whatever
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[21:53] <pros977> xb3rt do a google for 'full circle magazine episode 11'
[21:53] <pros977> It comes in a pdf file
[21:53] <pros977> There is an article there that talks about the difference between ubuntu and mint
[21:53] <Dr_willis> thegotogeek,  why do you need to stop gdm?  /etc/init.d/gdm stop 'should' stop gdm
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[21:53] <pros977> xb3rt I think Mint is great.
[21:53] <FloodBot1> pros977: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
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[21:53] <HardyOne> isaacj87, the total shutdown of your system or nothing you would notice at all
[21:53] <fyrmedic>  cool
[21:54] <Dr_willis> what is with these idiot flooders lately?
[21:54] <ankit_> thegotogeek: As HardyOne pointed out, you can type sudo /etc/init.d/?dm stop
[21:54] <Dr_willis>  use of '?dm' can cause problems IF you hav gdm  and other dm's installed. like kdm,
[21:54] <ankit_> Dr_willis: Wouldn't it just stop all of them?
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[21:55] <ridge-meister> i am looking for an instant messenger servjce that can handle both google and yahoo accounts
[21:55] <thegotogeek> hi
[21:55] <ankit_> Dr_willis: They might give some errors if X has already been killed, but it should still work.
[21:55] <pros977> What just happened there. Am I restored?
[21:55] <LjL> !pidgin | ridge-meister
[21:55] <ubotu> ridge-meister: The Instant Messenger Client Pidgin (formerly Gaim) (http://help.ubuntu.com/community/GaimHowto) supports MSN, Jabber, AIM, Gadu-Gadu, Novell Groupwise, ICQ and IRC. See also !Kopete
[21:55] <ankit_> thegotogeek: hello.
[21:55] <LjL> pros977: sorry, misaimed
[21:55] <pros977> ok, ty
[21:56] <thegotogeek> Dr_Willis, I am trying to get X_Server to stop running, but typing the sudo /etc/init.d/gdmstop thing just says STOPING gnome display manager, then thats it, i am still in gnome and still all my stuff is running
[21:56] <ankit_> thegotogeek: It should kill X...
[21:56] <thegotogeek> ankit its not killing x, just says stopping Gnome Display Manager
[21:56] <HardyOne> what a shame someone took the time to set a botnet have it identify just so the can be klined
[21:57] <thegotogeek> ankit, look thegotogeek@thegotogeek-desktop:~/Desktop$ sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[21:57] <thegotogeek>  * Stopping GNOME Display Manager...                                                                                [ OK ]
[21:57] <thegotogeek> thegotogeek@thegotogeek-desktop:~/Desktop$
[21:57] <Dr_willis> thegotogeek,  you ARE typing this in a console? not a xterm?
[21:57] <Dr_willis> you could hit alt-ctrl-backspace to kill it I guess..
[21:57] <ridge-meister> what happened to Gaim?  did they just get tired of making it or something?  there was one developer on the Gaim team that I thought to be a total idiot, but save that for another day :D
[21:57] <thegotogeek> Dr_willis, umm okay trying that now
[21:58] <ankit_> Dr_willis: But it would restart.
[21:58] <ross`>  /leave
[21:58] <HardyOne> !pidgin | ridge-meister
[21:58] <ubotu> ridge-meister: The Instant Messenger Client Pidgin (formerly Gaim) (http://help.ubuntu.com/community/GaimHowto) supports MSN, Jabber, AIM, Gadu-Gadu, Novell Groupwise, ICQ and IRC. See also !Kopete
[21:58] <iositd> ankit_, i've tried to help him before ... failed in that ... he refused to explain to me what he was trying
[21:58] <ankit_> iositd: Haha, I'll keep that in mind.
[21:59] <ridge-meister> HardyOne: I *know* what pidgin is :D  i asked what happened to Gaim...as in why did they make it into Pidgin?
[21:59] <tpw_rules> ross`: it is /part
[21:59] <hischild> ankit_, i know he's trying something with drivers, i'm just wondering why he refuses to use the normal one
[21:59] <khaled> Hi, I just installed xbuntu 8.x.. i am trying the gcc compiler, its complaining about not finding stdio.h
[21:59] <xb3rt> ridge-meister: you can  still get gaim
[21:59] <khaled> is this a known problem ?
[21:59] <void^> !build-essential | khaled
[21:59] <ubotu> khaled: Compiling software from source? Read the tips at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingSoftware (But remember to search for pre-built !packages first)
[21:59] <Dr_willis> khaled,  install the build-essential package
[21:59] <Jeryx> ridge-meister: probably legal pressure from aol over the name
[21:59] <fyrmedic> Dr_Willis: I am off of the LiveCD now. What was the command to see if I am on 64bit?
[21:59] <tpw_rules> !hardy > tpw_rules
[21:59] <soundray> khaled: ask in #ubuntu+1 please (probably just install build-essential)
[21:59] <MattJ> ridge-meister: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pidgin_(software)#Naming_dispute
[21:59] <ankit_> hischild: He says they don't work well with 3D.
[22:00] <DIL> there is a 64 bit cd
[22:00] <tpw_rules> !hardy | khaled
[22:00] <khaled> thanks
[22:00] <ubotu> khaled: Hardy Heron is the code name for the next release of Ubuntu (8.04-LTS), due April 24, 2008 - For more info, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardyHeron - CONSIDER IT TO BE BETA SOFTWARE - Discussion and support in #ubuntu+1, NOT #ubuntu
[22:00] <hischild> ankit_, from what i can tell that gfx card isn't really powerful so i wouldn't expect it to be that well in 3d then ..
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[22:00] <kenboo> how to report a bug?
[22:00] <thegotogeek> hi
[22:00] <LjL> !bugs | kenboo
[22:00] <ubotu> kenboo: If you find a bug in Ubuntu or any of its derivatives, please file a bug report at: http://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu  -  Bugs in/wishes for the bots can be filed at http://launchpad.net/ubuntu-bots
[22:01] <thegotogeek> ankit, I tryed that killed the xserver then tryed to install the driver still says same thing
[22:01] <homerj> where are the settings for what linux thinks a USB device is? Is that something that's just reported by the device?
[22:01] <kenboo> thanks.   runit package needs /etc/inittab which no longer exists in Ubuntu
[22:01] <hever> Hi. My pcmcia slot is not listed under lspci or lshw... what can I do ?
[22:01] <bullgard4> Why shows System > Administration > Services [Services settings] apmd switched on but acpid switched off although there is a process 'kacpid'?
[22:01] <homerj> I'm trying to get linux to accept a wheel I have as having two axises for the pedals
[22:02] <Jeryx> soundray: once again, thank you for your assistance earlier, you saved me a ton of grief
[22:02] <Ramunas> hello, I have a problem, I have set "vlc %s" as my default media app, and gnome-open still opens up totem
[22:02] <wolfric> hey can anyone help me out changing the order of o/s on my boot menu? (using grub)
[22:02] <acsia> will jeos be focused on Kvm does anybody know? currently it seems more focus on vmware
[22:02] <ridge-meister> Jeryx: and MattJ here have a cookie.  you can cut it with a knife, afterwards seek out xb3rt :D
[22:02] <ankit_> hischild: Now that you mention it, the problem might be that he's not satisfied with the performance of his graphics card, not with the drivers... :-\
[22:02] <ivze> wolfric: goto /boot/grub/
[22:02] <wolfric> saw somewhere online boot/grub/grub.conf  but there is no such file on my pc... can anyone help me out?
[22:02] <thegotogeek> ankit, you there still?
[22:02] <wolfric> and what file ivze
[22:02] <ankit_> thegotogeek: Yes.
[22:02] <hacknslash> wolfric, you need to edit /boot/gurb/menu.lst
[22:03] <Dr_willis> wolfric,  its /boot/grub/menu.lst
[22:03] <carlzenox> how do i install Net::IRC for perl?
[22:03] <wolfric> no such file
[22:03] <ivze> wolfric: menu.lst
[22:03] <xb3rt> ridge-meister: what?
[22:03] <hischild> ankit_, i think that he had a version that worked with his gfx card, yet he wasn't satisfied with it ... now he's trying some other version which just won't work ... then again, ofcourse that's just me
[22:03] <wolfric> i dont have that file
[22:03] <thegotogeek> ankit, any idea, cause that didn't work, and I would really like to have 3d acceleration and that with my graphics card to work, cause I know it can do that its a 512mb graphics card
[22:03] <soundray> carlzenox: 'sudo apt-get install libnet-irc-perl'
[22:03] <wolfric> nope wait i do... my monitors too small lol hold on
[22:03] <carlzenox> thx soundray
[22:04] <ivze> wolfric: 0_o
[22:04] <xb3rt> Whens Fedora 10 suppose to release
[22:04] <jpatrick> xb3rt: #fedora
[22:04] <ankit_> thegotogeek: If you had a working configuration, it's possible that that is the best it's going to get. Changing the drivers will not significantly affect performance unless the drivers are notably poor.
[22:04] <Dr_willis> carlzenox,  perl has the cpan tools to install the cpan modules I recall.. i havent messed with them in ages  http://search.cpan.org/~jeek/Net-IRC-0.73/IRC.pm
[22:04] <ankit_> thegotogeek: Perhaps what you really want is a better graphics card?
[22:05] <hacknslash> wolfric, read the file, count the os options, and set default number to the os you need
[22:05] <carlzenox> Dr_willis: ok ill check it out
[22:05] <thegotogeek> ankit, yeah the driver is crap stuff tears and like pixelates at full screen, and ankit my graphics card is a good graphics card i have not had any problems with it and I can play stuff like halo and other games np with it, its just I can't get the driver to work in linux is the problem not the card
[22:05] <Dr_willis> carlzenox, http://www.perlhowto.com/installing_cpan_modules
[22:06] <wolfric> thanks a mill ivze and hacknslash
[22:06] <soundray> carlzenox: always search the ubuntu repos first before messing with CPAN sources
[22:06] <wolfric> appriciate it guys
[22:06] <hacknslash> wolfric, yw
[22:06] <ankit_> thegotogeek: Well do you have the driver properly installed?
[22:07] <ankit_> thegotogeek: If the included driver has 3D acceleration, then maybe you just don't have it configured properly.
[22:07] <thegotogeek> ankit, i am running right now on Vesa driver, and the thing about the games that was in Windows
[22:08] <ankit_> thegotogeek: The vesa driver is probably not the driver you are supposed to be using with your graphics card. Other people have said there is a driver for your card included in Ubuntu... Did you look into that?
[22:08] <jaffarkelshac> how do i fix the res at loginon hardy is too high
[22:08] <FFEMTcJ> im setting up a computer with ubuntu.. im going to use this computer to learn and play with, so im expecting to "break it" often just because of a lack of knowledge.. ive heard that you can put different things such as /etc and /usr on different partitions to lessen the "impact" if you have to reinstall so that you dont loose everything.. Can someone tell me if this is a good idea, and if so, what all should I put on different partitions?
[22:08] <thegotogeek> ankit, yeah I have looked into finding which driver that is or trying other ones, but I have had no luck getting the ones I have tried to boot X server, unless you know which one they where talking about but I have tried the s3 and a modified via driver that I downloaded, but neither work
[22:08] <bruno> anybody?
[22:09] <jaffarkelshac> what was our question
[22:09] <bruno> why my MSN can't loading ?
[22:10] <ankit_> thegotogeek: I think that route is probably a better bet than recompiling the drivers yourself... Maybe you should try fixing that instead of compiling drivers?
[22:10] <Dr_willis> bruno,  msn? Huh?
[22:10] <jaffarkelshac> how do i fix the res at loginon hardy is too high
[22:10] <jturk> dumb question: wondering if there's a way to see .xsession-errors from last session?
[22:10] <bruno> me ?
[22:10] <blah569_> Does anyone know how to get wireless working on Ubuntu with this card?  ( Realtek 802.11b/g )
[22:10] <ankit_> jaffarkelshac: Just at the log in screen or since log in?
[22:10] <salty-horse> hi. the font in gitk, fontforge and others is really small. how do I change it?
[22:11] <thegotogeek> ankit, well I have no idea which driver is suppose to work with my card, and all I am trying to do is install the driver, and ubuntu can't even get past that, i am really starting to get aggrevated with ubuntu as a operating system when it can't do this simple task
[22:11] <jaffarkelshac> ankit just at the login. the main login is at the very right corner
[22:11] <bruno> who could tell me how to loading my msn ?
[22:11] <hacknslash> blah569_, hi again, the 802.11b/g is just the spec that the card works too
[22:12] <yaris12346789> hello
[22:12] <yaris12346789> does anyone know
[22:12] <hacknslash> blah569_, could you do lspci and look for realtek?
[22:12] <ankit_> jaffarkelshac: So it goes back to the desired resolution after you log in?
[22:12] <yaris12346789> if its possible to run a server at home, and just pay for traffic
[22:12] <jaffarkelshac> ankit yep,
[22:12] <yaris12346789> what would be the cost of just paying for traffic and who can i do it with ?
[22:13] <soundray> !offtopic | yaris12346789
[22:13] <ubotu> yaris12346789: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[22:13] <yaris12346789> ok thanks
[22:13] <fyrmedic> Ok, so I have jsut searched the forums in vain trying to get both processors working on my AMD turion64 (opteron). Only one is recognized.
[22:13] <Paraselene__> Is it accurate to think of hard/symbolic links in these terms: symbolic links are directly equivalent to windows shortcuts, and hard links are shortcuts which cannot be broken by moving the existing files around, but which must refer to local files?
[22:13] <stephan> hey
[22:13] <soundray> fyrmedic: what makes you think there should be two cores on your CPU?
[22:13] <stephan> oops, wrong SN
[22:13] <Paraselene__> is there anything more to it than that?
[22:14] <stephan> ok, i'm completely new to ubuntu, i cannot even figure out how to install anything
[22:14] <ankit_> jaffarkelshac: You can edit the /etc/X11/xorg.conf and remove any resolutions higher than the one which you need.
[22:14] <fyrmedic> I suppose that I assumed that it is dual core. Any way to know for sure?
[22:14] <soundray> !faq > stephan
[22:14] <blah569_> I found realtek.\
[22:14] <soundray> !software > stephan
[22:14] <[watcher]> hello
[22:14] <soundray> stephan: please read the private messages from ubotu
[22:14] <stephan> i managed to get onto IRC, but no clue as to how to install ati drivers or anything
[22:14] <hacknslash> stephan, use synaptec package manager
[22:15] <stephan> thanks
[22:15] <stephan> ati-driver-installer-8.34.8-x86.x86_64.run
[22:15] <stephan> how do i install?
[22:15] <soundray> stephan: don't
[22:15] <stephan> ?
[22:15] <dubby> hey anyone when trying to mount a ntfs partiton with ntfs-3g it is telling me that media failed to mount due to it being a read only file system
[22:15] <jaffarkelshac> ankit_, except there are no resolutions values at all
[22:15] <hischild> stephan, use the restricted drivers.
[22:15] <dubby> i have never come across that be4 and usually works
[22:15] <[watcher]> I just had lots of fun installing my linksys wireless adapter :) :)  Figured it out was the ndis
[22:15] <soundray> stephan: to install the binary driver, go through System-Administration-Restricted Drivers Manager
[22:15] <ankit_> jaffarkelshac: Anywhere in /etc/X11/xorg.conf?
[22:15] <dubby> mounting with sudo mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sdc1 /media/mount -o force
[22:16] <blah569_> Now that I have found Realtek, what would be the next step?
[22:16] <FFEMTcJ> s/ubuntu/xubuntu
[22:16] <stephan> what is the link for the latest ATI drivers (stable)
[22:16] <FFEMTcJ> oops
[22:16] <soundray> fyrmedic: do you read me at all?
[22:16] <hacknslash> blah569_, do lspci and look for realtek
[22:16] <blah569_> I found Realtek.
[22:16] <fyrmedic> soundray: I believe that the turion64 processors are dual core aren't they?
[22:17] <soundray> fyrmedic: not all of them
[22:17] <soundray> fyrmedic: only those designated as Turion X2
[22:17] <hischild> fyrmedic, they can be. Can you give the full name?
[22:17] <jaffarkelshac> ankit_, no values at all
[22:17] <hacknslash> blah569_, does it give more information
[22:17] <fyrmedic> soundray: lspci right?
[22:17] <soundray> fyrmedic: no
[22:17] <hacknslash> blah569_, we need a model number if poss
[22:17] <ankit_> jaffarkelshac: Well if you know the resolution you want for X, you can add that into the Display SubSection
[22:18] <[watcher]> My Ubuntu was freezing up on me at 99% - figured it out.  I disabled my DHCP on my NIC.  I am using a wireless adapter so I disabled my LAN connection as well. Now it works without a problem.
[22:18] <blah569_> 06:00.0?
[22:18] <blah569_> Wait, for the wireless card?
[22:18] <FFEMTcJ> im setting up a computer with ubuntu.. im going to use this computer to learn and play with, so im expecting to "break it" often just because of a lack of knowledge.. ive heard that you can put different things such as /etc and /usr on different partitions to lessen the "impact" if you have to reinstall so that you dont loose everything.. Can someone tell me if this is a good idea, and if so, what all should I put on different partitions?
[22:18] <blah569_> 6008038RIntegrated
[22:18] <hischild> fyrmedic, try this and provide the link:   sudo aptitude install pastebinit && cat /proc/cpuinfo | pastebinit
[22:18] <blah569_> I think that is it.
[22:18] <soundray> fyrmedic: 'cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep processor' -- how many lines?
[22:18] <stephan> ok, i'm clueless to this OS, now i know how my mom feels
[22:18] <jaffarkelshac> i will just let it login me automatically
[22:19] <[watcher]> stephan , lol
[22:19] <soundray> stephan: just spend some time with the links you got
[22:19] <stephan> how do i go about installing the latest graphics drivers for ATI?
[22:19] <soundray> stephan: do what  I told you
[22:19] <blah569_> http://support.gateway.com/s/Mobile/Q106/BladeK8F/6008038R/6008038Rmv.shtml
[22:19] <stephan> ok
[22:19] <blah569_> That is the wireless card.
[22:19] <hacknslash> blah569_,  now do lspci -n  look for 06:00.0 it will have more numbers after it
[22:19] <soundray> stephan: to install the binary driver, go through System-Administration-Restricted Drivers Manager
[22:20] <la_coquette_> #3x
[22:20] <fyrmedic> soundray: looks like 1
[22:20] <ankit_> jaffarkelshac: You would add the "Modes" line like this (replacing with your resolution): http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/61515/
[22:20] <soundray> stephan: that gets you the latest driver that is known compatible with your Ubuntu version
[22:20] <soundray> fyrmedic: you have a single-core Turion
[22:20] <fyrmedic> hischild: here    http://paste.stgraber.org/2098
[22:20] <blah569_> 06:00.0 0200 10ec:8136 (rev 01)
[22:20] <ankit_> jaffarkelshac: Don't remove anything that's already there though.
[22:20] <fyrmedic> soundray: you too
[22:20] <toyo|desk> is there any way to record shout cast streams on a schedule with ubuntu?
[22:20] <jaffarkelshac> what happened
[22:21] <pharoh> hey,how can i get to the compiz-fusion-dev chat room?
[22:21] <hischild> fyrmedic, _should_ it be dual core? it appears like a single core
[22:21] <soundray> fyrmedic: my wife does
[22:21] <ankit_> pharoh: /join #compiz-fusion-dev
[22:21] <ankit_> pharoh: I'm not sure if you belong there if you can't join it though...
[22:21] <pharoh> ankit: how do i do that?
[22:21] <stephan> what program do you recomend for music?
[22:22] <soundray> !player | stephan
[22:22] <ubotu> stephan: Audio (Ogg, MP3...) players: Audacious, Banshee, Beep Media Player, Listen, Quod Libet, Rhythmbox, Exaile, XMMS (GTK/Gnome based) and Amarok, JuK (Qt/KDE based).  Video players: Totem, Xine, MPlayer, VLC, Kaffeine - See also !codecs
[22:22] <stephan> winamp obviously does not have a linux version
[22:22] <ankit_> pharoh: Just type it.
[22:22] <pharoh> #compiz-fusion-dev
[22:22] <stephan> thanks
[22:22] <fyrmedic> soundray: Oh ok. I guess that fixes that problem. So it really won't make a lot of difference if I am running 64bit or 32bit.
[22:22] <Niriven> Anyone use an ipod touch in ubuntu?
[22:22] <soundray> stephan: try audacious if you like WinAmp
[22:22] <Kuroachia> If I'm making a partition (fat32) such that it is recognized by both Ubuntu & XP do I need to set a mountpoint? It's just going to be empty storage space for files and some such.
[22:22] <hischild> stephan, the linux variation of it would be xmms IIRC
[22:22] <soundray> fyrmedic: it does if you have more than 3GB of memory
[22:22] <hischild> Kuroachia, using ntfs-3g you can also use ntfs partitions
[22:23] <hischild> soundray, that'd be 3,5
[22:23] <hischild> GiB
[22:23] <toyo|desk> anyone know any shoutcast stream recording programs
[22:23] <toyo|desk> ?
[22:23] <toyo|desk> specifically that work on schedule
[22:23] <blah569_> This is it:  06:00.0 0200 10ec:8136 (rev 01)
[22:23] <toyo|desk> so I can set it to record shows that I miss
[22:23] <fyrmedic> soundray: Well I believe that I installed 64 but don't remember for sure. And I dont have that much ram. Besides it's my wifes computer. I am off to fix the next bugger.
[22:24] <blah569_> This IRC channel moves rapidly fast.
[22:24] <fyrmedic> I am sure I will have another question soon.
[22:24] <soundray> fyrmedic: I told you how to check whether you have amd64 installed
[22:24] <soundray> fyrmedic: 'uname -a' and look out for x86_64 in the string
[22:24]  * toyo|desk is starting to think this is too hard
[22:24] <hacknslash> blah569_, this seems to be a realtek 8139 network card not a wireless adapter
[22:25] <Kuroachia> hischild: but from the ubuntu live CD it doesn't give me the option to do an NTFS formatted partition, shoud I just leave the space unpartitioned and deal with it once I have ubuntu installed?
[22:25] <blah569_> Well, wireless works on Windows on this same laptop.
[22:26] <bullgard4> Why shows System > Administration > Services [Services settings] apmd switched on but acpid switched off although there is a process 'kacpid'?
[22:26] <stephan> hmm.. im taking a liking to linux now, if only i could play my XP based games
[22:26] <hacknslash> blah569_, type this in a terminal sudo lshw -C network
[22:26] <pharoh> hey does anyone know where i an get really good theme that'll change my window colour?
[22:26] <legend2440> toyo|desk: http://www.instructables.com/id/Schedule-Streaming-Audio-Recordings-in-Ubuntu/
[22:26] <jaffarkelshac> stephan, use wine, some games work
[22:26] <fyrmedic> soundray; right, I did that and it doesn't say 64bit anywhere. I tried it with ' and `
[22:26] <stephan> well, i have 2 hard drives, one for xp (games) and now one for ubuntu
[22:27] <soundray> bullgard4: kacpid is a kernel process. It runs independently of the daemon, which you control via Services.
[22:27] <toyo|desk> legend2440, thanks I will take a look
[22:27] <toyo|desk> see if I can get it
[22:27] <jaffarkelshac> stephan,  you mean you dont want to install your games again?
[22:27] <blah569_> okw7
[22:27] <fyrmedic> soundray; ok now I did it open and it is 64bit. Thank you.
[22:27] <blah569_> Okay *
[22:27] <blah569_> I recieve some network inforation.
[22:27] <blah569_> information *
[22:27] <Kuroachia> After I install ubuntu what can I use to make an NTFS-3g partition from some unused space?
[22:28] <soundray> Arky44: how are you getting on?
[22:28] <blah569_> It provides loads of network infrmation.
[22:28] <blah569_> about the Realtek.
[22:28] <hacknslash> blah569_, does one say wireless information
[22:28] <Arky44> soundray: I've finally got ubuntu on a CD and I can boot from the CD. When the ubuntu startup screen (for lack of a better word) comes up, I click "Start or install ubuntu", and I get 2 error messages, one about an invalid compressed format, and the other about "kernel panic"
[22:28] <blah569_> I'm not sure.
[22:28] <blah569_> I do not see the word "wireless"
[22:29] <bullgard4> soundray: Right. So far I thought that all power management on my rather modern laptop computer is done via ACPI. Is this wrong?
[22:29] <soundray> Arky44: this means your CD burning has failed, or your download was faulty.
[22:29] <jaffarkelshac> Arky44, did you check the cd intergrity
[22:29] <Kuroachia> After I install ubuntu what can I use to make an NTFS-3g partition from some unused space?
[22:29] <soundray> bullgard4: no
[22:29] <hacknslash> blah tell me top 3 lines after *-network
[22:29] <Arky44> jaffarkelshac: no
[22:29] <hacknslash> blah569_,  tell me top 3 lines after *-network
[22:29] <fyrmedic> Ok, The next problem that haunts me is that the volume icon in the system tray doesn't seem to control the volume of the system. Any solutions?
[22:29] <bullgard4> soundray: Thank you for commenting.
[22:30] <jaffarkelshac> Arky44, there should be a option to check, can you test it on different pc
[22:30] <blah569_> Okay
[22:30] <OMGZORZ> hey ya'll
[22:30] <stephan> i was wondering, using wine, is there any way i can set my xp drive to slave, then run the games off that?
[22:30] <soundray> Arky44: you should run md5sum on the downloaded file, and if the md5sum is the same as published on the Ubuntu side, then at least your download is okay and you just have to burn once more (set a slower burn speed this time)
[22:30] <OMGZORZ> I'm trying to find drivers for the EMachines M6810
[22:30] <soundray> !md5sum | Arky44
[22:30] <ubotu> Arky44: To verify the integrity of a download, use the md5sum - see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowToMD5SUM for more
[22:31] <blah569_> description: Ethernet interface
[22:31] <blah569_> Product: RTL8101E PCI Express Fast Ethernet controller
[22:31] <blah569_> vendor: Realtek Semiconducter Co., Ltd
[22:31] <soundray> jaffarkelshac: I don't think there is a question -- this CD must be faulty
[22:31] <jaffarkelshac> stephan, you mean mounting your other hdd
[22:31] <hacknslash> blah569_, does it list another *-network
[22:31] <jaffarkelshac> soundray, i had that, after almost 700mb for a crap cd
[22:31] <blah569_> no
[22:32]  * toyo|desk declares this user howto to be unfriendly
[22:32] <jaffarkelshac> soundray, burn it again to see, may be the iso is not bad
[22:32] <soundray> jaffarkelshac: I'm talking about Arky44
[22:32] <toyo|desk> there must be an easer way
[22:33] <jaffarkelshac> soundray, i thought it was you who asked the question
[22:33] <jaffarkelshac> Arky44, burn the cd again maybe the iso is not damaged
[22:33] <blah569_> It does not list another *-network
[22:34] <OMGZORZ> anyone know where I can get drivers for an emachines M6810 for Ubuntu 5.10
[22:34] <stephan> i was wondering, using wine, is there any way i can set my xp drive to slave, then run the games off that?
[22:34] <soundray> jaffarkelshac: I told him to run md5sum on the downloaded file first
[22:34] <soundray> stephan: no
[22:34] <stephan> oh, ok
[22:34] <soundray> stephan: there is a better chance of it working if you mount your XP drive and use it as wine's C drive.
[22:35] <soundray> stephan: otherwise you won't have registry entries for your games.
[22:36] <stephan> thats what i meant
[22:36] <stephan> so i CAN use my xp drive under ubuntu to run the programs off it
[22:36] <stephan> correct?
[22:36] <stephan> using wine?
[22:36] <blah569_> What is next?  :P
[22:36] <soundray> stephan: yes. You will need ntfs-3g to mount the XP installation read-write
[22:36] <soundray> !ntfs-3g | stephan
[22:36] <ubotu> stephan: ntfs-3g is a Linux driver which allows read/write access to NTFS partitions. Installation instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MountingWindowsPartitions
[22:36] <blah569_> I am sorry if I am sounding impatient.
[22:36] <hacknslash> blah569_, just reading
[22:37] <blah569_> k
[22:37] <jaffarkelshac> i am having an annoying problem my mouse pointer disappears behind menus and other tabs
[22:37] <cardiel> i have a compiz problem.. i cant get ring switcher to work.. Shall i have Application switcher and Ring Switcher enabled at the same time? or just one of them?
[22:38] <chri1> what does the star next to someone's name in pidgin mean?
[22:38] <ankit_> cardiel: I have both enabled at the same time.
[22:38]  * DOOM_NX i'm gonna send u to outer space, to fiiind another race.
[22:38] <nicodarious> man, what a week!
[22:38] <adante> for some odd reason my time has been set to GMT