[01:29] <erkan^> which folder can I add emblenen? for thunar
[02:58] <oxxxy> hey
[02:58] <oxxxy> i need some help with a dual boot
[02:58] <oxxxy> i installed windows into a partition
[02:59] <oxxxy> configured windows
[02:59] <oxxxy> now it's time to reinstall grub
[02:59] <oxxxy> so i can select xubuntu
[02:59] <oxxxy> go into terminal
[02:59] <oxxxy> sudo grub
[02:59] <oxxxy> command not found
[02:59] <oxxxy> i figured im used grub2
[02:59] <oxxxy> so that should work
[02:59] <oxxxy> also
[02:59] <holstein> !grub2
[02:59] <oxxxy> im on the liveCD
[03:00] <holstein> i refer to that, the 'recovery from live CD' part... or recover after installing windwos
[03:00] <oxxxy> if it tells me
[03:00] <oxxxy> to mount
[03:00] <oxxxy> sda5
[03:00] <oxxxy> (whre xubuntu is)
[03:00] <oxxxy> ive already done it
[03:00] <oxxxy> and it tellems
[03:00] <holstein> oxxxy: it tells you how to reinstall grub
[03:00] <oxxxy> its not in /etc/fstab
[03:01] <holstein> oxxxy: i have always refered to that link... the part about reinstalling from a live cd.. thats what you are using?
[03:01] <oxxxy> yes
[03:02] <holstein> oxxxy: whats not in fstab? if fstab is borked, that'll be differnt from a grub issue
[03:02] <oxxxy> alright
[03:02] <holstein> oxxxy: you can pastebin any errors you are having
[03:02] <oxxxy> um...
[03:02] <oxxxy> i could just tell you
[03:02] <oxxxy> it's not a lot
[03:02] <oxxxy> im trying to mount sda5
[03:02] <holstein> oxxxy: id like to see a pastebin, but do what you like
[03:02] <holstein> oxxxy: why?
[03:03] <holstein> why are you trying to mount sda5? is that from the guide?
[03:03] <oxxxy> because sudo grub-install /dev/sda
[03:03] <oxxxy> returns
[03:03] <holstein> oxxxy: are you having an error in mounting?
[03:03] <oxxxy> yes
[03:03] <oxxxy> okay
[03:03] <oxxxy> guys
[03:03] <oxxxy> cool down
[03:03] <oxxxy> explaining here
[03:03] <oxxxy> sudo grub-install /dev/sda
[03:03] <holstein> oxxxy: guys?... its just you and i
[03:03] <oxxxy> returns
[03:03] <oxxxy> /usr/sbin/grub-probe: error: cannot find a device for /boot/grub (is /dev mounted?).
[03:03] <oxxxy> so i check gparted
[03:04] <oxxxy> it says unallocated
[03:04] <oxxxy> and lists my drive
[03:04] <oxxxy> which is wierd
[03:04] <oxxxy> so i tried to mount my ubuntu partition
[03:04] <oxxxy> and that returns
[03:04] <holstein> oxxxy: i would just install grub... to the drive... windows installed to the mbr
[03:04] <holstein> !enter
[03:04] <oxxxy> mount: can't find /dev/sda5/mnt in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab
[03:05] <oxxxy> im trying to install it
[03:05] <oxxxy> but it wont go
[03:05] <holstein> it?... grub?
[03:05] <oxxxy> yes
[03:05] <oxxxy> give me a line of code
[03:05] <oxxxy> that isn't sudo grub-install /dev/sda
[03:07] <erkan^> which folder can I add emblenen? for thunar
[03:08] <holstein> maybe you would prefer https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub, "the graphical way" oxxxy
[03:09] <holstein> erkan^: you'll have to elaborate... i dont find that in a search... maybe its a typo?
[03:09] <oxxxy> where is boot-repair.. i dont see it
[03:09] <oxxxy> and run is turning up nothing
[03:10] <holstein> oxxxy: i would try installing it in the live environment if i didnt see it.. ive always used the other method
[03:10] <erkan^> holstein, typo?
[03:10] <oxxxy> okay
[03:11] <holstein> erkan^: when i search "emblenen", i dont find anything.. so you'll need to elaborate on what that is... i was asking also maybe it was a typo?
[03:11] <erkan^> a wait
[03:14] <oxxxy> holstein thank you
[03:14] <oxxxy> this seems to be working
[03:14] <erkan^> http://www.picpaste.com/pics/emblenen-sAMgzntQ.1348456408.png, holstein . i want add self picto in emblems. which folder can i add self emblens
[03:15] <erkan^> do you understand me, holstein ?
[03:15] <holstein> erkan^: more than before... i would just right click and change the icon.. is that not what you want?
[03:16] <holstein> erkan^: you want to add custom emblems?
[03:16] <erkan^> I want another emblen than standard emblem, holstein
[03:16] <erkan^> yes
[03:17] <holstein> https://bugzilla.xfce.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1830 is what i fine erkan^ .. not sure how current that information is
[03:17] <erkan^> do you know how?
[03:17] <erkan^> ok i go read
[03:18] <holstein> erkan^: i found that here http://thunar.xfce.org/pwiki/documentation/faq ..the section on emblems... seem to be "in process" to allow custom emblems
[03:19] <erkan^> How can I add new emblems?
[03:19] <erkan^> It's on the move, see bug 1830.
[03:19] <holstein> erkan^: right, thats what i read... that its "in progress"... you cant do it yet
[03:20] <holstein> erkan^: i would try and locate the emblems directory and try adding one... or editing one that is there
[03:21] <erkan^> I cannot find "mytheme" for /usr/share/icons, holstein
[03:23] <holstein> erkan^: i would just search around... ls and cd til you find what you are looking for
[03:24] <erkan^> gthumb, holstein ?
[03:25] <erkan^> /usr/share/gthumb?
[03:25] <holstein> erkan^: i would search by the names of some of the emblems i see
[03:28] <erkan^> I cannot find, holstein
[03:32] <holstein> erkan^: i dont know what they are named, but they are somewhere
[03:34] <erkan^> yes very difficult find, holstein
[03:37] <erkan^> Benedikt Meurer have maked thunar, holstein
[03:41] <holstein> erkan^: /usr/share/icons/gnome/scalable/emblems/emblem-default-symbolic.svg
[03:44] <holstein> erkan^: im not sure.. im sure they are somewhere, though im not sure if thunar would notice you changing them
[03:44] <erkan^> i cannot find a folder "scalable"
[03:44] <holstein> erkan^: the bug says "feature on the way" so i would just follow that bug report, or use a filemanager that supports the functionality you seek
[03:45] <holstein> good luck!.. im out for a bit..
[03:45] <erkan^> ok thx for helping, holstein
[03:58] <xrs1> i added the CPU monitor to the lil pop up launcher at the bottom of the screen and now I cant get rid of it. cant move it, right click and left click do nothing. any ideas on how to remove the CPU monitor?
[05:58] <Sysi> xrs1: use panel settings -> items
[06:00] <xrs1> thanx
[06:00] <Sysi> sorry for delay but I just woke up :P
[06:02] <xrs1> so long as it gets answered, does it really matter?
[06:41] <Guido1> Hello,i want to swich from ubuntu to xubuntu. what is the difference between "desktop" and "alternate"?  have i to do something to make the instalation cd bootable or not and can i use a cd or do i have to use a dvd?
[06:57] <tsimpson> Guido1: you only need the CD if you want to reinstall, you could just install the xubuntu-desktop package and remove the ubuntu-desktop package
[07:01] <tsimpson> Guido1: to answer your other questions: see http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/xubuntu/releases/12.04.1/release/ for what the difference between the desktop and alternate CDs are; you don't need to do anything to make it bootable, just make sure to burn the .iso as an "image" rather than creating a CD with the .iso listed as a file; and you don't need a DVD, CD's will work fine, but DVD's will work fine too
[07:31] <XATRIX> any idea on how to enable/disable services in xubuntu ?
[07:34] <olbi> Preferences -> Session
[07:35] <XATRIX> ...wher's :(  preferences ?
[07:36] <olbi> Main Menu -> Setttings -> Settings Manager
[07:36] <TheSheep> XATRIX: actually it's settings -> sessions and startup
[07:36] <olbi> Session and startup
[07:36] <olbi> sorry for that :P
[07:39] <XATRIX> no , can't find iBUS daemon service in autostart menu
[07:47] <XATRIX> still need to enable iBUS for runlevel or so
[07:48] <XATRIX> cause when i start my laptop, it doesn't start
[07:49] <XATRIX> so i have alt-shift instead of ctrl+shift
[07:54] <TheSheep> XATRIX: in the settings you should see 'keyboard input methods'
[08:06] <XATRIX> yes, and i use it
[08:06] <XATRIX> but the iBUS didn't start automatically
[08:06] <XATRIX> that's why i guess it didn't corrent my input methods on fly
[09:44] <Guido1> hello, i just tryed xubuntu - not instaling and could find seamonkey with the software center, but as i wanted to see more information i got an error. can i instal seamonkey on xubuntu?
[09:46] <well_laid_lawn> !info seamonkey
[09:46] <well_laid_lawn> !find seamonkey
[09:47] <well_laid_lawn> I haven't heard of seamonkey
[09:48] <Guido1> well_laid_lawn, ubottu: it's a great broweser and mailprograme and i like it a lot. i want to keep it as i move from ubuntu to xubuntu
[09:48] <well_laid_lawn> if it's available for ubuntu it's there for xubuntu
[09:48] <well_laid_lawn> !bot
[09:49] <Guido1> well_laid_lawn: thank you
[09:50] <well_laid_lawn> Guido1: http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?f=40&t=2467379
[09:50] <well_laid_lawn> might help
[09:51] <Guido1> i also have another question. i wanted to test xubuntu on another computer, but it just started into ubuntuhowever i told it to start from the CD. can the reason be that i don't have enough space on the harddisk? i thought it wil just run on CD and not move something to the harddisk
[09:55] <Guido1> well_laid_lawn: thanks for the link
[09:56] <well_laid_lawn> cheers :-)
[09:56] <Guido1> cab you help me with the other question?
[09:57] <Guido1> *could
[10:00] <well_laid_lawn> I didn't see the other question
[10:00] <well_laid_lawn> what was it?
[10:00] <Guido1> i also have another question. i wanted to test xubuntu on another computer, but it just started into ubuntuhowever i told it to start from the CD. can the reason be that i don't have enough space on the harddisk? i thought it wil just run on CD and not move something to the harddisk
[10:00] <Guido1> (into ubuntu,not xubuntu)
[10:00] <well_laid_lawn> It doesn't move stuff to the hard disk
[10:01] <well_laid_lawn> you need to set the bios to boot from the cd
[10:01] <well_laid_lawn> you need to set the bios to boot from the cd first
[10:01] <Guido1> as far as i know the bios is set to boot first from cd
[10:02] <well_laid_lawn> if that's right and the cd is ok it would've booted into the live cd
[10:02] <Guido1> thats whats iritating mee
[10:02] <well_laid_lawn> tried the cd on another computer?
[10:02] <Guido1> yes, there it worked
[10:02] <well_laid_lawn> tried a different live cd on that computer?
[10:03] <Guido1> on the computer with the problem? yes, thats how i instaled ubuntu
[10:05] <well_laid_lawn> I don't know what else to say...
[10:06] <well_laid_lawn> seems strange
[10:06] <Guido1> yes, i can check the bios again, but i'm quite sure about it
[10:07] <Guido1> on the HD i only have a bit mor then 800 MB leeft so that was my idea
[10:08] <well_laid_lawn> nahh the live cd does nothing with the hdd
[10:10] <Guido1> i will chek the bios again
[10:15] <Guido1> cd is the first and it seams to take a bit longer until the grup loader apears
[11:20] <slash0mega> hello, im using xubuntu with a live usb with persistant data storage. i was wondering how i could stop it from automatiacly logging in as the live user  and to show the login promt at boot
[11:24] <slash0mega> i think i found it :D
[11:37] <slash0mega> it did not work, i still need a way to stop the xubuntu user from automaticly logging on on boot with my live usb
[11:38] <recon_tv> slash0mega: well first is the live usb using persistence ?
[11:38] <slash0mega> yes it is
[11:39] <slash0mega> i used the pindrive linux app
[11:40] <XATRIX> hi, what's the difference between "Mark for removal" and "Mark for complete removal" in synaptics?
[11:42] <olbi> first only uninstal it from system, second remove all packages from computer
[11:43] <TheSheep> XATRIX: the latter does --purge
[11:43] <XATRIX> ok
[11:43] <TheSheep> XATRIX: deletes configuration and data files too
[11:44] <TheSheep> XATRIX: for example, if you have mysql-server installed, then the first will only remove the server binaries, while the second will also delete any databases you have created
[11:45] <XATRIX> sounds great
[11:45] <XATRIX> wanna remove xfce dictionary
[11:46] <recon_tv> slash0mega: have a look in sudo gedit /etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf
[11:47] <recon_tv> slash0mega: well use leafpad not gedit
[11:47] <recon_tv> and gksu :)
[11:47] <recon_tv> lol, cut and paste hell
[11:49] <slash0mega> i am not in the sudoers file....
[11:51] <recon_tv> slash0mega: well, you probably already root, just look in the file. see fi it has Autologin = true
[11:51] <recon_tv> slash0mega: and do you remember your password?
[11:51] <slash0mega> yep
[11:52] <slash0mega> got there vie gui, found autologin user
[11:53] <slash0mega> do i just blank out the line?
[11:53] <recon_tv> slash0mega: I'd back up the file first, then delete that file, but you could lose the pendrive if this does not work
[11:53] <recon_tv> file/line***
[11:54] <recon_tv> slash0mega: ^^
[11:54] <slash0mega> then its a good thing its still a brand new install :)
[11:54] <slash0mega> wait, do you mean lose the hardware, or the os
[11:55] <recon_tv> the OS, we bread the login there is no way to fix it on a pendrive. unless you have another ubuntu machine to open it with
[11:55] <recon_tv> break*
[11:56] <slash0mega> i do have a laptop running ubuntu, was going to replace it with xubuntu if i like it enoghe :)
[11:56] <recon_tv> slash0mega: then you golden, break away ;)
[11:58] <bonno> hello.. i use 11.04 and i want to upgrade to 12.04..but when i go to the update manager the only option is 11.10...why 12.04 isnt there?
[11:59] <slash0mega> So i just delete the file after i back it up right?
[12:00] <recon_tv> slash0mega: no, just the line in the file that says autologin , and i create a adminuser before i restart
[12:00] <bonno> hello.. i use 11.04 and i want to upgrade to 12.04..but when i go to the update manager the only option is 11.10...why 12.04 isnt there?
[12:00] <recon_tv> bonno, there are updates and upgrades
[12:00] <slash0mega> i allready got a admin user, so i shall delete the line, then restart. be back in a bit
[12:01] <slash0mega> er, i think im read only
[12:01] <bonno> yeah..so?!
[12:03] <recon_tv> bonno the clue is in the name "update manager"!!!
[12:04] <bonno> yeah!?
[12:04] <recon_tv> slash0mega: you probably need to gksu that
[12:04] <recon_tv> slash0mega: you probably dont have permissions to write to the file
[12:05] <slash0mega> how can i give myself the permisions
[12:06] <recon_tv> slash0mega: gksu normally does it for me?
[12:07] <recon_tv> slash0mega: gksu leafpad /etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf
[12:08] <slash0mega> sudo is still giving me issues
[12:10] <slash0mega> "the uderlying authorization mechanism (sudo) dose not allow you to run this program. contact the system administrator.
[12:11] <recon_tv> slash0mega: try a "su"
[12:13] <slash0mega> authentication failure... i tried blank, which works on some passwords, my user password, and "root"
[12:15] <recon_tv> slash0mega: go to your ubuntu machine an open up the pen drive(dont boot the pendrive) and edit it from there
[12:16] <slash0mega> ok, ill give that a try, ill open up this irc on another machine
[12:17] <recon_tv> I'm off for a bit to buys some blank DVD's to back up this windows7, bbl
[12:23] <slash0mega> ok, i am in ubuntu
[12:25] <slash0mega> how can i find the file?
[12:30] <torax> Um, what file?
[12:52] <recon_tv> slash0mega: mount the pendrive, it'll be on that, in /mnt/*whatever*/etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf
[13:31] <martinphone> any thoughts on why my laptop's battery, after fully charged and being at 68% automatically shuts off?
[13:31] <martinphone> without a warning?
[13:32] <martinphone> drop the last qm
[13:34] <recon_tv> martinphone: I would guess because the battery is shagged and you not getting accurate % reports
[13:36] <martinphone> the battery is supposed to last 90 minutes, yet this last time it went off after 15 minutes, and it was fully charged, is this concurrent with your theory?
[13:37] <recon_tv> martinphone: how old is your battery, I've got a 6yo battery that shows 100% and shuts off immediately
[13:37] <martinphone> 2 years old
[13:37] <martinphone> its a li-ion
[13:38] <recon_tv> martinphone: thats consistent with a shagged battery :)
[13:39] <recon_tv> martinphone: even the hi spec'd ones only give 3,000 charges expected life
[13:39] <martinphone> i havent even charged it 100 times
[13:40] <martinphone> does having 2 DDR 2 GiB cards instead of 1 increase consumption?
[13:41] <recon_tv> martinphone: would think just by a tiny fraction , memory not a big consumer
[13:42] <martinphone> energy full design is currently double of energy full, which most probably means the battery is f*kkked
[13:42] <martinphone> am i wrong?
[13:43] <recon_tv> martinphone: I'm a cheepo so normally leave the battery in the wrapping, you is 2 yo, time to get a new one if you need long battery life
[13:44] <recon_tv> yours*
[13:44] <martinphone> can overheating be a cause? Iit happened while I had the machine on my knees, but with some heat exits covered with my pants
[13:45] <martinphone> another 90 qds to spend
[13:45] <recon_tv> martinphone: batteries just dont last, no other cuse needed
[13:46] <martinphone> are sony batteries better than clevo ones?
[13:46] <recon_tv> dont know
[13:47] <Sysi> if seller tells battery should last 90mins, you're lucky to have 60 with light usage and 30 with heavy
[13:48] <Sysi> if it's old machine, keeping it always connected to charge doesn't do good for battery
[13:54] <recon_tv> god, wish this win7 stuff would end so i can get on to installing xubuntu
[14:14] <recon_tv> hope that the right/bottom window resize area gets made a bit bigger in 12.20
[14:14] <bazhang> 12.10 you mean
[14:15] <recon_tv> :-[
[14:16] <Sysi> you don't like alt-right-drag?
[14:23] <torax> Sysi: thank you, did not know about that one
[14:24] <SkippersBoss_> What alt right
[14:24] <bazhang> SkippersBoss_, alt right drag
[14:25] <recon_tv> Sysi: me? I dont like key-board shortcuts to use a UI for some reason.
[14:25] <SkippersBoss_> onlyy have an alt on the lft
[14:25] <recon_tv> UI/GUI i mean
[14:25] <bazhang> SkippersBoss_, right drag    <-----
[14:25] <SkippersBoss_> so that does not work here
[14:25] <bazhang> SkippersBoss_, sure it does
[14:25] <bazhang> drag to the Right
[14:26] <recon_tv> sort of lost all the sarcasm there :-(
[14:26] <SkippersBoss_> i m clearly in need of more caffeine
[14:26] <SkippersBoss_> :-(
[14:27] <recon_tv> waits for 3rd backup DVD to finish
[14:27] <SkippersBoss_> forget i ever said something guys
[14:29] <Sysi> recon_tv: you need to make greybird-accessibility fork, devs probably won't
[14:33] <recon_tv> Sysi: actually, it's already there in Default 4.0 :)
[14:35] <Sysi> many themes have wider borders, but if you want the greybird look
[14:36] <recon_tv> Sysi: I just want it to work :)
[14:49] <xubuntu563> hi everyone :)
[14:49] <torax> hey
[14:50] <xubuntu563> just wanted to say hi. i'm installing xubuntu now. i hope i'll become 100% xubuntu user
[14:50] <xubuntu563> and thanks for saying hey
[14:51] <torax> hehe
[14:51] <xubuntu563> hi erkan^
[14:51] <xubuntu563> nice to see a friendly name here
[14:52] <xubuntu563> i bookmarked here. i hope it wont disappear after the installation
[14:52] <xubuntu563> see you guys. i talked too much. take care :)
[15:02] <erkan^> who was xubuntu563, torax ?
[15:15] <torax> erkan^: some stranger
[15:21] <erkan^> yes i think too, torax  :/
[15:42] <Sysi> I need an alternative of FrontPage for linux, is seamonkey as easy as it?
[15:43] <holstein> going only by the name, and having no idea what "frontpage" is, i say try scribus
[15:44] <apm1> scribus = text editor ?
[15:44] <holstein> after googling... ive used seamoney for wysiwyg html... i liked kompozer
[15:44] <apm1> seamoney or seamonkey ?
[15:45] <bazhang> with a k
[15:45] <apm1> seamonkey = web suite
[15:45] <apm1> a k ?
[15:45] <bazhang> monKey
[15:45] <holstein> apm1: scribus is more of a publishing suite
[15:45] <holstein> apm1: i typo'd what Sysi typed correctly
[15:46] <apm1> holstein, libre freesoftware ?
[15:46] <Sysi> hmm, I'll tell actual needy one to check out if he likes either of those
[15:46] <apm1> Sysi, say what ?
[15:47] <holstein> http://www.kompozer.net/ ive used this on OSX, windows and linux
[15:47] <Sysi> if *I* do html I use vim, frontpage looked complicated
[15:47] <holstein> apm1: libre free?
[15:47] <apm1> libre as in free as in freedom :)
[15:47] <holstein> apm1: sure,... whats the question?
[15:48] <apm1> Sysi, try blue fish it's awsome
[15:48] <apm1> holstein, is scribus libre software ?
[15:49] <holstein> http://www.scribus.net/canvas/Scribus "Scribus is an Open Source program that brings professional page layout to Linux/UNIX, Mac OS X, OS/2 Warp 4/eComStation and Windows desktops..."
[15:50] <apm1> holstein, i didn't ask if it's "opensource" or not i asked if it's "free software " :P
[15:52] <apm1> holstein, sorry just realized i was trolling you unintentionally , i apologize it won't happen again
[17:12] <Cal> Hello, anybody that can help me with an issue with my usb microphone?
[17:18] <holstein> Cal: i would check out the troubleshooting page https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting
[17:18] <Cal> thanks, I'll look at it
[17:19] <holstein> i would first open a terminal and check in lsusb for it.. then i would run aplay -l and arecord -l
[17:19] <holstein> i would then install pavucontrol and open that and/or alsamixer
[17:19] <Cal> ye I got that already
[17:19] <Cal> It's listed in lsusb
[17:20] <Cal> everything is on 100% in alsamixer
[17:20] <Cal> and the AK5370 thing listed as my microphone in lsusb is chosen in pavucontrol
[17:20] <holstein> Cal: arecord -l is the important one.. if you dont see it there, you wont hear it...
[17:21] <Cal> k
[17:21] <Cal> it's there
[17:21] <Cal> card 1: AK5370 usb Audio
[17:22] <holstein> Cal: then i would double check its not just muted.. maybe try and confirm that its functioning properly on another machine where you know it works... then, you can start trying different alsa and kernel versions. i usually test these via live CD's
[17:23] <Cal> aye, it works, i've been using kubuntu for a few months
[17:23] <Cal> with the same microphone
[17:24] <holstein> Cal: sure, but what version of kubuntu? the kernel and alsa versions can make or break functionality
[17:25] <Cal> 12.04, same as here
[17:25] <holstein> Cal: both up to date?
[17:25] <Cal> yes
[17:26] <holstein> then, id say its just a simple little tweak, or something easy that we are overlooking...
[17:26] <Cal> mhm
[17:26] <recon_tv> alsamixer?
[17:26] <Cal> I have it open right now in terminal
[17:26] <Cal> all capture devices are at 100%
[17:27] <recon_tv> cal. try right arrow, you might notbe seeing all of them
[17:27] <Cal> Front Mix Capture Capture 1 Digital Rear
[17:27] <holstein> i would look and confirm both kubuntu and xubuntu have the same kernel and alsa rev
[17:27] <Cal> I sell all of tehm
[17:28] <holstein> these are different machines too, correct?
[17:28] <Cal> same machine
[17:28] <Cal> I wiped kubuntu and installed xubuntu in its place
[17:28] <recon_tv> Cal: have you looked in volume to see what output device is chosen
[17:29] <Cal> you mean input?
[17:29] <Cal> output in analogue output and works fine
[17:29] <holstein> Cal: when? if kubuntu was older, and had an earlier kernel rev, the recent upgrade could have broken functionalitiy
[17:29] <Cal> yesterday
[17:29] <Cal> afternoon
[17:30] <recon_tv> Cal: input then :)
[17:30] <holstein> Cal: was kubuntu *totally* up to date?
[17:30] <Cal> I'm pretty sure, I ran update/upgrade that day anyway
[17:30] <Cal> input is the AK5370~
[17:30] <Cal> that is listed as a usb device
[17:30] <holstein> Cal: if you get tired of messing about in menus and buttons, i would try either an earlier kernel, or alsa version
[17:31] <holstein> you can always try a live CD... test fuctionality.. note the kernel and alsa versions
[17:32] <Cal> ye I'll do that
[17:32] <Cal> I'll be back when booted from the live cd
[17:35] <Cal> hey
[17:35] <Cal> I didnt boot from the live enviroment but I figured it out
[17:36] <Cal> if you're curious I wasn't a member of the pulse audio group :/
[17:36] <Cal> but now I am :)
[17:36] <Cal> and it's working
[17:36] <Cal> thanks tfor the help
[18:05] <xubuntu483> bonsoir tout le monde =)
[18:05] <bazhang> !fr | xubuntu483
[18:05] <xubuntu483> hi all =)
[18:06] <recon_tv> !hi | xubuntu483
[19:09] <xubuntu645> hello
[19:09] <xubuntu645> can someone help me
[19:09] <xubuntu645> ive got a serious issue
[19:09] <knome> !ask | xubuntu645
[19:09] <genii-around> !details| xubuntu645
[19:10] <knome> genii-around, ;)
[19:11] <xubuntu645> I have a problem consediring the boot, i replaced my OS with xubuntu 12.04.1 and when i boot up with the usb after the factory logo its goes into a black screen just with a little white line flashing.
[19:12] <xubuntu645> !ask I have a problem consediring the boot, i replaced my OS with xubuntu 12.04.1 and when i boot up with the usb after the factory logo its goes into a black screen just with a little white line flashing.
[19:13] <xubuntu645> hello?
[19:13] <xubuntu645> !ask
[19:13] <knome> !patience | xubuntu645
[19:14] <xubuntu645> I have a problem consediring the boot, i replaced my OS with xubuntu 12.04.1 and when i boot up with the usb after the factory logo its goes into a black screen just with a little white line flashing.
[19:14] <xubuntu645> I have a problem consediring the boot, i replaced my OS with xubuntu 12.04.1 and when i boot up with the usb after the factory logo its goes into a black screen just with a little white line flashing.
[19:14] <xubuntu645> I have a problem consediring the boot, i replaced my OS with xubuntu 12.04.1 and when i boot up with the usb after the factory logo its goes into a black screen just with a little white line flashing.
[19:14] <xubuntu645> I have a problem consediring the boot, i replaced my OS with xubuntu 12.04.1 and when i boot up with the usb after the factory logo its goes into a black screen just with a little white line flashing.
[19:14] <xubuntu645> I have a problem consediring the boot, i replaced my OS with xubuntu 12.04.1 and when i boot up with the usb after the factory logo its goes into a black screen just with a little white line flashing.
[19:14] <xubuntu645> I have a problem consediring the boot, i replaced my OS with xubuntu 12.04.1 and when i boot up with the usb after the factory logo its goes into a black screen just with a little white line flashing.
[19:14] <xubuntu645> I have a problem consediring the boot, i replaced my OS with xubuntu 12.04.1 and when i boot up with the usb after the factory logo its goes into a black screen just with a little white line flashing.
[19:14] <xubuntu645> I have a problem consediring the boot, i replaced my OS with xubuntu 12.04.1 and when i boot up with the usb after the factory logo its goes into a black screen just with a little white line flashing.
[19:14] <xubuntu645> I have a problem consediring the boot, i replaced my OS with xubuntu 12.04.1 and when i boot up with the usb after the factory logo its goes into a black screen just with a little white line flashing.
[19:14] <xubuntu645> I have a problem consediring the boot, i replaced my OS with xubuntu 12.04.1 and when i boot up with the usb after the factory logo its goes into a black screen just with a little white line flashing.
[19:14] <genii-around> Hm
[19:15] <Sam___> Knome?
[19:15] <knome> Sam___, yes?
[19:15] <Sam___> Can you help me with my problem?
[19:15] <knome> no, i don't have time right now
[19:16] <knome> but please don't repeat
[19:16] <Sam___> Ok, sure. But where can i find the solution?
[19:16] <knome> or i'll have to remove you again from this channel; and ban
[19:16] <knome> wait for the answer, or look at http://xubuntu.org/help/ for all support methods
[19:16] <genii-around> Sam___: Have you tried setting the nomodeset option?
[19:16] <Sam___> What is that?
[19:17] <genii-around> !nomodeset | Sam___
[19:17] <Sam___> Listen, i LOVE xubuntu but im a comlete newbie
[19:17] <Sam___> Oh thank you genii-around ill check that out and brb
[19:17]  * genii-around makes more coffee and settles in
[19:18] <Sam___> But the thing is i have 12.04.1 and i can manage to boot into OS but with the pendrive
[19:19] <Sam___> not without the pendrive
[19:20] <genii-around> Sam___: Then you probably installed the bootloader (GRUB) onto the pendrive instead of onto the hard drive
[19:20] <xrs1> very likely
[19:21] <Sam___> but i have grub on my filesystem
[19:21] <Sam___> boot/grub is on my filesystem
[19:24] <genii-around> Sam___: When you boot from usb, usually that drive is now sda for instance ( the first drive), and the hard drive would be sdb, but when you unplug the pendrive, the hard drive becomes sda. So the confusion comes when during install ... if you install GRUB to sda then, it is going to the pendrive and not to the hard drive.
[19:25] <genii-around> Sam___: At any rate...  what is the result from the pendrive booted system when you do: sudo fdisk -l
[19:26] <Sam___> Okay, so what i should is to reinstall xubuntu?
[19:27] <Sam___> to dev/sdb
[19:28] <genii-around> Sam___: You may have installed the system to the right drive but not the bootloader, hard to tell.
[19:29] <genii-around> Sam___: The result of: sudo fdiskl -l     should show us what drive is what. You can run grub-install with some options to make it go to the correct MBR also
[19:32] <recon_lap> how do you add a new tool bar?
[19:35] <Sam___> I managed to install grub to  dev/sda but now i when i start the computer is says GNU GRUB version1.99-21ubuntu3.1 And then : Minimal BASH-like line editing is supported. For the first word, TAB lists possible command completions. Anywhere else TAB lists possible device or file completions. And then: Grub>
[19:36] <Ironsight> recon, right a panel, go to panel prefferences, and click the plus on the top of the panel preferences window
[19:36] <Ironsight> right click* (just waking up)
[19:36] <recon_lap> thx, I had just found it :)
[19:37] <genii-around> Sam___: This is with the usb stick pulled out?
[19:37] <Sam___> Yes
[19:38] <genii-around> Sam___: So it looks like it didn't get a list of operating systems which are on the hd ( if any are there).
[19:39] <Sam___> Its must be bcus when i boot with the usb and then take the usb the OS works fine.
[19:39]  * genii-around sips his coffee and keeps waiting for the sudo fdisk -l results after being booted to the usb
[19:42] <Sam___> ?
[19:47] <Guido1> hello, i just instaled xubuntu, but i don't have any sound
[19:47] <knome> Sam___, try to listen what you are told to do
[19:50] <genii-around> Sam___: Please boot up to the pendrive again, and then we need to know the results of the command: sudo fdisk -l      when it is issued in Terminal. Then we will know what drive the system thinks is sda and which one it thinks is sdb, and so on. After that we can issue some commands to make it update GRUB and look for operating systems on the hard drive.
[19:51] <recon_lap> Guido1: have you check the volume?
[19:52] <Guido1> recon_lap: yes, it's maximum
[19:53] <Sam___> Genii
[19:53] <Sam___> It says fdisk: invalid option -- '1' Usage:  fdisk [options] <disk>    change partition table  fdisk [options] -l <disk> list partition table(s)  fdisk -s <partition>      give partition size(s) in blocks  Options:  -b <size>             sector size (512, 1024, 2048 or 4096)  -c[=<mode>]           compatible mode: 'dos' or 'nondos' (default)  -h                    print this help text  -u[=<unit>]           display units: 'cylinders'
[19:53] <genii-around> Sam___: sudo fdisk -l
[19:53] <genii-around> l as in lowercase L
[19:54] <recon_lap> what the name of the system test program?
[19:54] <Sam___> Now it says Disk /dev/sda: 320.1 GB,<PHONE_NUMBER>76 bytes 255 heads, 63 sectors/track, 38913 cylinders, total 625142448 sectors Units = sectors of 1 * 512 = 512 bytes Sector size (logical/physical): 512 bytes / 4096 bytes I/O size (minimum/optimal): 4096 bytes / 4096 bytes Disk identifier: 0x00015706     Device Boot      Start         End      Blocks   Id  System /dev/sda1            2048   623069183   311533568   83  Linux /dev/sda2
[19:54] <recon_lap> the system hardware test that is
[19:54] <genii-around> Sam___: That's all we need. The hd is being seen then as sda
[19:55] <recon_lap> and what the name of the tempature plugin?
[19:55] <Sam___> ok
[19:55] <genii-around> Sam___: now:  sudo mount /dev/sda1 /mnt
[19:56] <Sam___> Nothing is supposed to happen right?
[19:58] <recon_lap> genii-around: do sudo apt-get install checkbox-qt then run checkbox-qt
[20:00] <genii-around> Sam___: My work is getting busy right now. But the basic idea of what you need to do is found at http://howtoubuntu.org/how-to-repairrestorereinstall-grub-2-with-a-ubuntu-live-cd/
[20:00] <genii-around> recon_lap: ?
[20:00] <Guido1> recon_lap: what can i do?
[20:00] <recon_lap> genii-around: open a terminal and enter "sudo apt-get install checkbox-qt" , put in you passwork when it asks and install that program
[20:01] <knome> recon_lap, you mean Guido1
[20:01] <recon_lap> opps :-[
[20:02] <recon_lap> Guido: 1open a terminal and enter "sudo apt-get install checkbox-qt" , put in you passwork when it asks and install that program
[20:03] <recon_lap> Guido1: ^^
[20:03] <Mathias> :P
[20:03] <recon_lap> brightness app does not work on intel HD4000
[20:04] <recon_lap> anyone know the plugin for monitoring cpu temp?
[20:04] <Mathias> atleast it works on my intel hd3000 ^^
[20:04] <recon_lap> Mathias: more than can be said for openGL :P
[20:05] <Mathias> :p
[20:05] <Mathias> "open good luck" as someone said to me
[20:06] <Guido1> recon_lap: why do i need a extra program?
[20:07] <recon_lap> Guido1: it's a hardware testing program and it removes lots of little things that could go wrong
[20:08] <Guido1> recon_lap: okee, just got some sound  music,but not the wav
[20:09] <recon_lap> Guido1: looks towards the volume control again :P
[20:09] <Guido1> recon_lap: now it's there to. i start to like xubunt  fixing itself :D
[20:10] <Guido1> thanks
[20:10] <recon_lap> cpu temp plugin anyone?
[20:10] <recon_lap> the odd whiff of burning plastic got me worried :)
[20:10] <Mathias> search the softwsre center :p
[20:11] <Mathias> wsre=ware
[20:11] <Mathias> on my phone :p
[20:12] <Sam___> Genii , if you were nearby i wouldve kissed you
[20:13] <Sam___> Sorry for bothering and thank you very much.
[20:16] <genii-around> Sam___: So your system is booting now to the hard drive?
[20:18] <Samwisel> Love you Genii-around! Thanks for the help
[20:18] <genii-around> Samwisel: You're welcome. Your hd boots now?
[20:19] <Samwisel> Yes sir
[20:19] <recon_lap> sensors plugin not working :(
[20:19] <Samwisel> So i recon the grub was installed on the usb
[20:22] <GridCube> recon_lap, do you have lm-sensors installed?
[20:23] <recon_lap> just got it working 47dec c
[20:24] <recon_lap> opps, that was 40.7c
[20:24] <GridCube> :)
[20:24] <recon_lap> guess that smell is why they call it a burn in period :)
[20:24] <Samwisel> Does anyone know how to get higher resolution?
[20:28] <recon_lap> Samwisel: why what resolution have you got?
[20:30] <recon_lap> temps up to 47c again, seems high >:o
[20:31] <Samwisel> I got 800x600 right now
[20:32] <recon_lap> going to reboot, think these temps are to high
[20:36] <genii-around> 40C is not all that hot actually
[20:53] <recon_lap> ok, panicked a bit there :-[
[20:54] <snikendei> recon_lap: What kind of temps you got?
[20:54] <genii-around> recon_lap: I have the upper limit usually set somewhere like 65-70C
[20:55] <recon_lap> 115f , light load , keep getting the smell of cooking plastic every now and again
[20:55] <snikendei> Me too. Don't think 50C is a lot, but guess that deppends on your cpu.
[20:56] <genii-around> AMDs generally run hot to begin with
[20:56] <recon_lap> read a post that was misleading, think the guy meant 105c as auto shutdown and had posted 105f
[20:57] <recon_lap> new laptop, and have read about cooling bugs before.
[20:58] <recon_lap> smell probably small amounts of oil getting vaped
[21:00] <recon_lap> also very quite compared to my last laptop.
[21:41] <martinphone> would you buy a battery with these specifications? New other (see details): A new, unused item with absolutely no signs of wear. The item may be missing the original packaging, or in the original packaging but not sealed. The item may be a factory second or a new, unused item with defects. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections.
[21:45] <recon_lap> martinphone: I would not buy such an item :)
[22:07] <Kingsy> anyone in here using the open radeon driver?


[00:56] <pteague> i'm having issues setting up suphp on apache2... it doesn't seem to like "suPHP_UserGroup user group" in the vhost & removing it seems to write files that are www-data:group ...
[01:11] <sayotte> this is very helpful for debugging NFS, particularly item #24
[01:11] <sayotte> http://stromberg.dnsalias.org/~strombrg/NFS-troubleshooting-2.html
[01:13] <jambooda> Hey has anyone successfully installed megaraid <IP_ADDRESS> on ubuntu server 8.04?
[01:14] <jambooda> is anyone in here running ubuntu server on dell hardware using perc 6i?
[01:15] <jambooda> is anyone even running it in an enterprise level environment?
[01:15] <jambooda> is anyone running it period...this channel is DEAD
[01:28] <Twigathy> 0xDEADC4AN
[01:28] <Twigathy> And nope, sorry. I use onboard sata and a pair of dirt cheap chinese siI cards
[01:36] <jambooda> that def sucks..I've pretty much resigned myself to moving to CentOS since I hear it works just fine
[01:36] <jambooda> ubuntu is great on the desktop but they're dragging their feet on the server end it seems
[01:42] <hads> Works fine for us
[01:43] <sayotte> jambooda: I've seen it deployed by some application service providers
[01:43] <sayotte> but not really large ones who need someone's monetary neck to wring if it goes wrong
[01:44] <jambooda> those app service providers aren't giving back to the community then because i've been tyring to find info for two days on how to upgrade the megaraid drivers and nada
[01:44] <jambooda> the drivers ubuntu server ships will isn't adequate for the perc 6i raid controllers
[01:44] <jambooda> there are issues under heavy load
[01:45] <sayotte> maybe
[01:45] <sayotte> you shouldn't be using Dell hardware in your Enterprise Level Environment
[01:45] <jambooda> haha
[01:45] <sayotte> but I won't suggest Ubuntu would be any better on different hardware
[01:45] <jambooda> is that so
[01:45] <jambooda> what should I be using then?
[01:46] <sayotte> if you're asking seriously, I will in all seriousness recommend HP, IBM or Sun
[01:46] <jambooda> to me that's an easy way to brush the problems to the side by saying you shouldn't be using x hardware
[01:46] <sayotte> no, I'm not brushing it aside
[01:47] <sayotte> I'm not suggesting Ubuntu would be fine if you just weren't using cheap hardware
[01:47] <sayotte> I'm not
[01:47] <sayotte> it's just a "while you're at it..." comment
[01:47] <sayotte> there might be a correlation, since if you weren't on Dell hardware you wouldn't be dealing with their annoying-ass PERC controllers
[01:48] <jambooda> dude the amount of money I spend on my hardware is definitely not cheap
[01:48] <jambooda> furthermore if its good enough for redhat and suse to support it fully then why not ubuntu
[01:48] <sayotte> how many hundred grand per machine? it's not cheap to *us* because we're individuals, but it's cheap in the world of enterprise hardware
[01:49] <jambooda> i'm a little peeved because I was looking forward to installing ubuntu solely in my environment but so far the support I've gotten from the community and ubuntu hasn't been much
[01:49] <sayotte> bottom line: if you need a Supported Linux Platform, you need to be talking to a Linux Vendor
[01:49] <sayotte> and Ubuntu is not a linux vendor
[01:49] <jambooda> now I need to move to another distro that i'm not really familiar with and have no interest in using
[01:49] <jambooda> kinda sucks
[01:49] <sayotte> yeah I feel ya
[01:50] <sayotte> I run Ubuntu for all the interesting machines I have outside of work (the application servers anyway)
[01:50] <sayotte> at work I run mostly Solaris
[01:50] <sayotte> but we've started rolling out Linux machines recently because our customers want us to support that
[01:51] <sayotte> they asked, we recommended some debian distribution because they don't suck
[01:51] <jambooda> i see...well I guess Ubuntu is going to remain a fun OS to use and not one to be taken seriously
[01:51] <sayotte> we didn't recommend SuSE only because the Novell/MS thing is making that distro a little annoying
[01:51] <sayotte> so, inevitably, we ended up on Redhat
[01:51] <jambooda> you want a serious distro go redhat, suse
[01:51] <jambooda> heck even centos
[01:51] <sayotte> yeah pretty much
[01:52] <sayotte> it's sad that the best software available is usually *not* what we get to use where it would do the most good
[01:53] <sayotte> but that's not the measuring stick... the measuring stick is the availability of 1000 goons to show up at your site and fix whatever is wrong, as agreed upon in a support contract, when everything blows up all of a sudden
[01:53] <jambooda> true indeed
[01:53] <sayotte> :(
[01:54] <jambooda> anyway thanks for the chat..gotta do some research on some serious vendors
[01:55] <hads> haha
[04:01] <Brazenn> Ubuntu may not be a linux vendor, but Canonical is!
[06:08] <robvdl> Is there a way to ensure that daemon1 starts before daemon2 in ubuntu? currently they are starting in the wrong order, as one is reliant on the other I need one to start first
[06:17] <hads> robvdl: That's controlled by the names of the links in /etc/rc$NUMBER.d/ which is usually managed with the program update-rc.d in Ubuntu,
[06:18] <robvdl> I created one daemon script myself /etc/init.d/assp because assp isn't in the repository, assp has to start after clamav
[06:19] <robvdl> but will check out the man page for update-rc.d thanks
[06:20] <hads> Basically you just need to make sure that the links to assp have a higher number than clamav
[06:21] <robvdl> assp is a great spam filter by the way :) I find it loads better than spamassassin
[06:21] <robvdl> just not sure why its not in universe yet, but it's easy enough to install manually
[06:24] <hads> I should check it out some time.
[06:25] <robvdl> it acts like an smtp proxy
[06:25] <robvdl> so stops mail before it hits the mail server
[06:26] <robvdl> it's written in perl and there's an easy guide on the howtoforge
[06:27] <hads> Not a whole lot of spam hits amavis here since using greylisting and spamhaus RBL
[06:28] <robvdl> assp has that functionality too, another cool thing is the web based configuration
[06:28] <robvdl> I used to run assp through courier on edgy but since reloading my server I now use citadel as mail/groupware
[06:29] <robvdl> which kind of does everything in one, pop, imap, groupware and web based interface, kind of like a slimmed down zimbra
[06:44] <thenewguy> i really like assp it has done wonders on my server
[07:29] <robvdl> cool, got it sorted now clamav starts before assp, thanks
[08:30] <Valsum> Hello! I'm trying to update my GPG key in Launchpad, but it seems the keyserver is down...
[08:32] <ray-irc> Is any one here that can help me set up a USB modem?
[08:33] <ray-irc> Or does any one know a good place for help setting up a USB modem for Ubuntu server?
[08:33] <Kamping_Kaiser> Valsum, perhaps tell #launchpad
[08:34] <Valsum> ok, thanks KK
[08:34] <ray-irc> I asked for help at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=798793 it's been weeks and no one has helped.
[08:34] <Kamping_Kaiser> Valsum, np
[08:35] <Kamping_Kaiser> ray-irc, is it posable for you to get a not-horrible modem?
[08:35] <ray-irc> I don't know what not-horrible modem is? Are you saying the USB modem I have is bad for Ubuntu?
[08:37] <Kamping_Kaiser> usb modems are bad full stop (imnsho of course ...)
[08:39] <ray-irc> I have a old RS232 + USB 3Com U.S. Robotics 56K Voice Faxmodem Pro that works. But I don't like that's it's about as big as the Ubuntu server I have Ubuntu running on. That's why I like some small USB modem.
[08:39] <ray-irc> The big USB modem that works easy with Ubuntu modem no. :0525 it's like plug and play with ubuntu.
[08:40] <ray-irc> So I thought any USB modem would work easy with ubuntu. But this USRobotics USR5637 56K V.92 USB modem I just can't get to work.
[08:41] <Kamping_Kaiser> its posable the server kernel doesnt hae support for the modem
[08:42] <ray-irc> I read that it works with Fedora and I think it's has the same kernel.
[08:44] <Kamping_Kaiser> i'm pretty sure ubuntu desktop+server have different kernels
[08:45] <ray-irc> So would have to compile a new kernel to get it to work? I guess that's to hard to do.
[08:47] <Kamping_Kaiser> i dont know. its just a thought
[12:21] <ctx144k> hello all
[12:25] <ctx144k> anyone knows the default-options "relatime" and "notail" in /etc/fstab for reiserfs-filesystems?
[12:25] <ctx144k> iam using ubuntu8.04-LTS server
[12:27] <ctx144k> ok, i founded that options in "man mount "
[13:40] <RainCT> Hi
[13:41] <RainCT> I'm trying to setup OpenVPN but I'm not sure what to write in the KEY_* fields in /etc/openvpn/easy-rsa/vars. Can someone help me?
[14:37] <yann2> hi :)
[14:38] <yann2> I got 3 major issues installing dapper on a sun fire x4100 :/ anyone has the same type of hardware?
[14:42] <yann2> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-source-2.6.15/+bug/37452
[14:43] <ctx144k> anyone has an idea where to look when NFS is extremly slow?
[14:43] <yann2> this means there is no possibility to install dapper on officially supported hardware.. for me its a disaster :(
[14:44] <ctx144k> is installed nfs-kernel-server - and when iam connecting via client and want copy a 100mb file i get data only with 100-200kb/s
[14:44] <ctx144k> both mashines are in the lan
[15:52] <Kapli> Does everything i put into cron.weekly run weekly?
[15:53] <yann2> yes
[15:54] <Kapli> Is there any log to check if it ran correctly or something?
[15:55] <InsomniaCity> output gets mailed
[15:56] <Kapli> And if I don't get any email?
[15:56] <yann2> install postfix? :)
[15:56] <InsomniaCity> lol
[15:56] <InsomniaCity> Kapli: check by adding output to it
[15:57] <InsomniaCity> but no mail means no output, if it ran
[15:57] <Kapli> Nono, see the problem is that I don't get an email
[15:57] <Kapli> well the script i put into cron.weekly is a db backup script, it backs up correctly but im not recieving email
[15:58] <Kapli> well see i installed sendmail when i first set up the server, but that didnt work so i installed some other thing exim4 or osmetihng
[15:59] <Kapli> someone told me to test emailing by mail command, didnt work but suggested installing mailx, so i did that and mail command works but still not getting email by the script
[16:05] <Kapli> hmm, after taking a closer look into the script it appears it sends the mail via mutt, will mutt work properly with all the different mail stuff i have installed?
[16:12] <Kapli> i installed mutt and it worked :)
[20:07] <aplsin> why does ebox depend on 100MB of crap like x11-common?
[20:07] <Nafallo> because it needs it I'd assume :-P
[20:10] <aplsin> i thought ebox was for remote admin of server's, who put's X11 on a server? (well i do but that's on my sandbox-server because i wanna a remote (XDMCP) gnome-desktop)
[20:12] <Deeps> read the sauce, luke
[20:42] <Bhavesh> YAY so many people
[20:44] <Bhavesh> setup: Dual PIII, 1GB memory, onboard Promise FastTrak Lite controller, trying to install ubuntu-server with two drives connected to the promise ctrl, at install time kernel panics
[20:44] <Bhavesh> if i try to install it without having hdd connected to promise ctrl, install goes fine
[20:45] <Bhavesh> and if i install server and THEN connect drives to promise ctrl, it won't boot
[20:45] <Bhavesh> any suggestions/ideas?


[14:50] <boludiko> hi
[14:50] <boludiko> i have a problem with the live tv
[14:50] <boludiko> some channels see god for 3 seconds, then pause, 2 seconds and pause
[14:51] <boludiko> and other channels dont do this
[14:51] <boludiko> if i see the tv with kaffeine all channels see good
[14:51] <wombo> I wish my Mythtv could see God
[14:52] <wombo> didnt you try what the people said on Mythtv-users last night?
[14:53] <boludiko> yes i try
[14:53] <boludiko> but i can't fix my problem
[15:04] <bogus-> is your computer fast enough to record?
[15:06] <wombo> He has a Core 2 Duo
[15:06] <boludiko> i have a amd 64 x 2
[15:07] <bogus-> that should suffice :)
[15:07] <wombo> opps of well similar power
[15:07] <bogus-> I have a P4 2.4 w/o HT and stuff
[17:18] <Teaboy`wahey> hey, stupid question: I've run out of blank CDs
[17:18] <Teaboy`wahey> can I install mythbuntu from a kubuntu live CD?
[18:11] <sanmarcos> can I use mythbuntu in a Linux server box, and use the Myth front end in my Mac OS X?
[18:13] <tgm4883> maybe, and I don't think so
[18:16] <sanmarcos> why not?
[18:16] <sanmarcos> mythfrontend works on OS X, I am downloading it right now. Is it a limitation with MythBuntu?
[18:16] <tgm4883> oh
[18:17] <tgm4883> well then you should be able to
[18:17] <tgm4883> I didn't know it ran on OSX
[18:18] <sanmarcos> ok, thanks, and mythbuntu should work out of the box with a PVR-350 right?
[18:18] <tgm4883> yep
[18:19] <sanmarcos> ok, so mythbuntu will work with mythfrontend 0.21 fixes right
[18:20] <tgm4883> yes, there is even a weekly build for it
[18:20] <sanmarcos> ok, so I am going with mythbuntu 9.04 ISO and my mythfrontend 0.21 fixes for OS X
[18:21] <tgm4883> ok
[19:28] <Teaboy> yay, so I got mythbuntu installed and after the first reboot I get nothing on the screen :D I can still SSH in though.
[19:44] <Teaboy> silly ati graphics cards :(
[20:52] <awilkins> Teaboy: TV-out?
[20:52] <awilkins> Teaboy: I had to plug in a monitor to configure it
[21:02] <Teaboy> well I installed it with a monitor
[21:02] <Teaboy> and after installing I rebooted so I could eject the live CD and then it wouldn't boot
[21:02] <Teaboy> it just goes all green & purple & distorted