[00:00] <Zappo> hi
[00:00] <asteroid> will virt-manager be update soon ?
[00:00] <bucky> teadict, most user apps do have a similar file i would just assume
[00:00] <master_> is vbox better than wine?
[00:00] <asteroid> we are on 0.8.0 and 0.6.1 is provided in ubuntu-last
[00:00] <xiong> dare i ask if there is a batch file renaming tool?
[00:00] <bucky> is there any ideas in /usr/share/doc/links
[00:00] <asteroid> master_, vbox is different than wine
[00:00] <aljoshka> I'm running openbox and have another  USB flash drive that mounts as it should
[00:00] <darkham> hey, i've http://pastebin.com/m452fdbc0 this smb.conf, is very very simply, only for share some movie in mediacenter
[00:01] <darkham> but in mediacenter i've a request of user and password
[00:01] <darkham> why?
[00:01] <master_> asteroid im trying to install adobe cs3 and filezilla wont work on 9.04 connection errors is vbox for a os system
[00:01] <Zappo> hi im having a problem installing Aleph One. http://pastebin.com/m41000fbf thats what i get when i try to install it. anyone know what to do?
[00:02] <bucky> teadict, i found a user's manual http://links.sourceforge.net/docs/manual-0.82-en/
[00:02] <quantum> help? /etc/dhcp3/dhcpd.conf line 90: unknown key rndc.key
[00:02] <teadict> bucky: I'll give it a check
[00:02] <asteroid> master_, wine provide a "windows environement" in your linux. Vbox (and qemu, kvm, vmware, xen, ...) provides you a _complete_ virtual machine (hardrive, dcrom, net, display, ...)
[00:02] <master_> vbox is for windows7 example
[00:03] <quantum> key rndc.key;
[00:03] <master_> i dont want a vbox i use linux
[00:03] <master_> thanks though hybrid
[00:03] <teadict> bucky: Oh lawd.. Hehe.. Not links the application for text-based web browsing.. Just links.. As in make a link to an executable file and make it Run by default (I want to avoid that pop-up question: [Run in terminal] [Edit] [Cancel] [Run])
[00:04] <master_> Do we have to wait for wine to configure cs3 adobe
[00:04] <asteroid> see it with wine team master_
[00:04] <natrixnatrix89> Hi. Which software do you use for screen capture? (making videos)
[00:04] <zagabar1> Hi! I need a way to automatically upload a file that appears in a directory to my ubuntu server in a specified folder. It is from a windows environment. Do you know a way to do this? It should delete the file after it has uploaded it also.
[00:04] <mar-sara> hu
[00:04] <mar-sara> hi
[00:05] <asteroid> zagabar1, upload where ?
[00:05] <bucky> teadict, is the file executable?
[00:05] <zagabar1> asteroid: From my windows computer to my ubuntu server.
[00:05] <FirstSgt> hey, whats that movie with the "couples theapy" on a remote island
[00:05] <master_> haa i see what vbox can do so how do i configure#
[00:05] <mar-sara> why would "df" be showing an out of date values?
[00:05] <asteroid> zagabar1, ssh ? ftp ? sftp ? rsync ?
[00:05] <teadict> bucky: Yes.. I've never known when Ubuntu asks for the action...
[00:06] <yoni> Hi all, I'm writing a monitor script for my network traffic.
[00:06] <zagabar1> asteroid: ftp would be great, but any would do.
[00:06] <mar-sara> i just resized my LV but itsnt showing like that on "df" output
[00:06] <FirstSgt> does anyone remember that movie, its coming our or just came out...
[00:06] <yoni> While getting values from /proc/net/dev does the counters there as well on 4G are resetting?
[00:06] <bucky> teadict, how are you running it? by clicking on it?
[00:07] <asteroid> zagabar1 this is your choice : if you have an ftp server running on ubuntu, get a ftp client like ncftp (which is provided with ncftpput) helping you upload the file in one liner
[00:07] <teadict> bucky: Made the executable file, and made a link, normal procedure. Double clicking pops up the question
[00:07] <mar-sara> how can i make a backup of my current X and video setup, so I can go back to it, in case the Driver manager screws my vide ?
[00:08] <bucky> teadict, did you make a launcher on the desktop? and that's what your clicking?
[00:08] <teadict> bucky: Yeap
[00:08] <master_> on vbox do i need to install windows?
[00:08] <zagabar1> asteroid: But it is uploading from a windows environment.
[00:08] <asteroid> zagabar1, just find a client which can do it
[00:08] <bucky> teadict, you made a link with ln -s ?
[00:08] <Hydrid> YES you need
[00:09] <FirstSgt> Couples Retreat!!
[00:09] <asteroid> or4n_, run your ftp server on windows zagabar1 and use ncftpget to GET the file from windows
[00:09] <teadict> bucky: No, graphically interfacing
[00:09] <asteroid> s/or4n_/or
[00:09] <bucky> teadict, with a path directly to the exectuable?
[00:09] <bucky> from the launcer
[00:09] <zagabar1> asteroid: Okay. Thanks fo the advices, I will look at them.
[00:10] <teadict> bucky: Yes..
[00:10] <danbhfive1> mar-sara: I think the best you can do is to backup xorg.conf
[00:10] <mar-sara> danbhfive1: but ubuntu doesnt use it any more ? am i right
[00:10] <natrixnatrix89> guys.. Is there a way to do screen capture and save a video in ubuntu? There is one software in the packages list, but the quality of the video is very poor..
[00:11] <natrixnatrix89> i mean to capture screen.
[00:11] <danbhfive1> mar-sara: well, that's still the only place that anything is hard configured.  If it isn't in xorg.conf, it is autoconfigured
[00:11] <asteroid> well, if someone from staff see that, "we need virt-manager-0.8.0 please"  :)
[00:11] <mar-sara> ok
[00:11] <asteroid> see you
[00:11] <danbhfive1> !screencast | natrixnatrix89
[00:11] <mar-sara> and would i have to do to use my current running driver for vga?
[00:11] <mar-sara> or most important how do i find out which one is it
[00:12] <natrixnatrix89> thanks
[00:12] <danbhfive1> mar-sara: what?
[00:12] <mar-sara> what driver for my vga am i currently using ?
[00:12] <sekyourbox> whats a good realtime wireless network connection status program for ubuntu?
[00:13] <Gouda> !xmss | Gouda
[00:13] <teadict> mar-sara: Watch out! Zerling invasion! RUNNN
[00:13] <Gouda> !Audacious | Gouda
[00:13] <teadict> !audacious | Gouda
[00:13] <teadict> Oh lol
[00:13] <Gouda> !Songbird | Gouda
[00:13] <mar-sara> teadict: lol
[00:13] <danbhfive1> mar-sara: sudo lshw -C display | grep driver
[00:14] <mar-sara> danbhfive1: that came back blank
[00:14] <mar-sara> i did without grp, and showed my vga information
[00:14] <mar-sara> but not any driver
[00:15] <danbhfive1> mar-sara: I dunno then.  Maybe its just the vga or vesa driver or whatever the generic is
[00:16] <mar-sara> ok thanks
[00:16] <mar-sara> anyone know how to find out what driver am i using for my vga now ?
[00:16] <ctmjr> mar-sara: try this egrep "Loading /usr/lib/xorg/modules/drivers" /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[00:17] <mar-sara> egrep "Loading /usr/lib/xorg/modules/drivers" /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[00:17] <mar-sara> errrr
[00:17] <mar-sara> Loading /usr/lib/xorg/modules/drivers//nv_drv.so
[00:18] <mar-sara> ok
[00:18] <mar-sara> so now ,  how can i go back to using that module if Driver manager crashes my X setup ?
[00:18] <master_> hi all is there a way of uninstalling a dualboot one with kubuntu?
[00:18] <salty-horse> is it normal for an ubuntu box *not* to have usbfs mounted? i.e. /proc/bus/usb/devices is missing
[00:19] <think_linux> hello everyone
[00:19] <salty-horse> master_, what's a "dualboot one"? can you be more specific?
[00:19] <think_linux> how can I upgrade ubuntu 8.4 to ubuntu 9.4 ?
[00:19] <erUSUL> salty-horse: yes it is normal... iirc i added a line to fstab by hand to mount it
[00:19] <salty-horse> erUSUL, ok. thanks
[00:20] <erUSUL> think_linux: 8.04 --> 8.10 --> 9.04 two step process
[00:20] <master_> salty-horse i have a acer with kubuntu and ubuntu 9.04 installed in a dualboot...the kubuntu side is not working correctly
[00:20] <erUSUL> !upgrade | think_linux
[00:20] <Aijse> think_linux, go to system administration software sources
[00:20] <think_linux> erUSUL: thanks
[00:20] <salty-horse> master_, so you want to remove kubuntu? and prevent the grub menu from showing?
[00:20] <think_linux> Aijse: yes... :)
[00:20] <erUSUL> think_linux: no problem
[00:21] <Aijse> think_linux, then under updates Make release upgrade normal releases
[00:21] <bucky> teadict, i can't reproduce the problem, i don't get that pop up box.. tho i have heard of this in this channel before
[00:22] <Aijse> afk!
[00:22] <Aijse> woops
[00:22] <think_linux> Aijse: is that it?
[00:23] <Shasirax1> Hi
[00:23] <teadict> bucky: No problemo. It won't kill me. Ty
[00:24] <Shasirax1> How to boot up Ubuntu 9.04 in safe mode?
[00:24] <Gouda> Reboot and press I believe F8 if you have Grub running
[00:25] <Gouda> Should give a menu of boot options
[00:25] <Shasirax1> ok, thanks
[00:25] <Shasirax1> i'll try it :)
[00:25] <Shasirax1> Bye
[00:26] <techtronic> any1 ever had firefox prevent you from clicking back/forware/refresh etc?
[00:27] <MindVirus> Slart, bucky: I wrote a script that made any file that dpkg wanted.
[00:27] <MindVirus> They're gone now.
[00:27] <MindVirus> :)
[00:27] <techtronic> ive purged it and reinstalled it
[00:27] <MindVirus> techtronic: yeah, when I don't have history.
[00:27] <techtronic> ive deleted the .firefox directory in my home directory and ran firefox --safe-mode
[00:27] <techtronic> very good MindVirus, good to see you have a sense of humor but, no im not that stupid, thanks for the input though
[00:28] <SirFunk> hey.. my ubuntu-notify is appearing in the wrong place... it keeps showing up 1/2 way down my screen. I've rebooted a couple times and still does it, it's kinda of irritating any suggestions?
[00:28] <MindVirus> techtronic: I answered your question. Don't be a punk.
[00:28] <techtronic> MindVirus: im not i enjoyed the laugh
[00:29] <techtronic> MindVirus:  and you could still refresh regardlessd of history
[00:30] <MindVirus> techtronic: don't forget about .mozilla.
[00:30] <techtronic> MindVirus: never though of that, thanks
[00:30] <MindVirus> No problem.
[00:30] <ninjaslim> hey how to enable terminal dir colors
[00:30] <MindVirus> ninjaslim: where? In your prompt?
[00:30] <MrDarkUser> hi, I'm trying to get ubuntu  netbook remix to work from a partitioned sd card.  all I have is one sd card, and I need half of it to download the image... I already split it into two partitions,  now I want to write the image to the first partition and boot from it... but I'm reasonably sure that it won't work
[00:30] <ninjaslim> MindVirus: yes in prompt
[00:31] <MindVirus> ninjaslim: .bashrc.
[00:31] <MindVirus> Google it.
[00:31] <MindVirus> ninjaslim: mine is http://pastebin.com/f77e4c2d8
[00:31] <ninjaslim> MindVirus: i use zshrc, on FreeBSD i just did "export CLICOLORS=1"" in .zshrc but that doesn't work on Ubuntu
[00:31] <Hydrid> how to log in and test my vsftpd????????????????/
[00:32] <MrDarkUser> anybody know about booting from sd cards?
[00:32] <MindVirus> !punctuation | Hydrid
[00:32] <MindVirus> Hydrid: ftp localhost
[00:32] <MindVirus> ninjaslim: just curious -- why zshrc instead of bash?
[00:32] <Hydrid> MindVirus: thanks
[00:33] <emma> Hi --- I have an x31 thinkpad with an aironet cisco wireless device. I have intrepid installed on the computer but the networkmanager does not connect to anything.
[00:33] <MindVirus> Hydrid: make sure you understand the command before running it.
[00:33] <ninjaslim> MindVirus: zshrc?  i use zsh over bash, beter completion features, etc and more powerful
[00:33] <biovore> yay..  I love zsh
[00:34] <MindVirus> ninjaslim: OK. I am not well-versed with zsh, and I was copying "zshrc" from your line.
[00:34] <DaZ-> zsh completition lags for me  :f
[00:34] <ninjaslim> biovore: you wouldnt happen to know how to get dir colors in prompt?
[00:34] <biovore> ninjaslim: in zsh? or bash?
[00:35] <ninjaslim> biovore: in zsh
[00:35] <biovore> ninjaslim: you looking to add some color to your zsh?
[00:35] <biovore> I have a nice looking one you can take and work from :-P
[00:35] <Milos_SD> hello to all
[00:35] <ninjaslim> could you please post your zshrc
[00:36] <ntemis> hello
[00:36] <Shasirax> Hi
[00:36] <Shasirax> F8 didnt get me in to safe mode boot
[00:36] <Shasirax> ...
[00:36] <Shasirax> :/
[00:36] <ntemis> i need some help
[00:36] <MindVirus> Shasirax: do you need a recovery console?
[00:36] <teehee> how com deluge says no incomming connections when the ports are open in the router and firewall is disables
[00:37] <ntemis> my volume is not loud enough
[00:37] <genii> "f8 safemode" is Windows
[00:37] <Milos_SD> I have openssh server setup so only one machine in lan can access it, but I want to enable login with a different username and pass then mine is... is there a way to do that and not create another user in my system?
[00:37] <ntemis> and i cant do anything about it
[00:37] <MindVirus> Shasirax: select (recovery mode) in GRUB.
[00:37] <Shasirax> MindVirus: I have
[00:37] <Bigshot_> gtk+ 2.4 or later (2.6 recommended)  libgnomecanvas 2.4 or later- libgnomeprint and libgnomeprintui 2.2 or later , what names should i give to apt-get to install these packages?
[00:37] <Shasirax> MindVirus: What next?
[00:37] <newser> where can I get a good basic html tutorial?
[00:37] <MindVirus> Shasirax: there is no safe mode GUI.
[00:37] <MindVirus> newser: don't ask here; try #html.
[00:38] <Shasirax> MindVirus: Fuck...
[00:38] <MindVirus> Shasirax: do you need help with the command prompt?
[00:38] <ntemis> is there anything it can be done to increase the volume levels?
[00:38] <techtronic> MindVirus: thanks for your help, that solved it - thanks alot, sorry for the confusion of us getting off to the wrong start!
[00:38] <Shasirax> for?
[00:38] <MindVirus> ntemis: are your volume levels set?
[00:38] <ntemis> is on max
[00:38] <MindVirus> Shasirax: well, you need safe mode to do something. Perhaps I could help.
[00:38] <MindVirus> ntemis: all of them? Make sure you're not hiding any.
[00:38] <Shasirax> MindVirus: Yes, please :)
[00:39] <danbhfive1> Bigshot_: there is a --install-recommends listed in the man page for apt-get.  maybe what you are looking for
[00:39] <ntemis> how?
[00:39] <MindVirus> Shasirax: what do you need to do?
[00:39] <MindVirus> ntemis: what program are you using to see volume?
[00:39] <biovore> ninjaslim: http://files.biometal-servers.com/redirect/biovore-zshrc
[00:39] <ntemis> uper corner volume
[00:39] <Shasirax> MindVirus: http://www.gamespot.com/users/AirGuitarist87/show_blog_entry.php?topic_id=m-100-25699962
[00:39] <Shasirax> This is my problem...
[00:39] <MindVirus> ntemis: right click it and go to Volume Control Panel.
[00:40] <ntemis> all top level
[00:40] <biovore> ninjaslim: rename as .zshrc and stick in your home
[00:40] <MaGicMaX1> guys, i was wondering if there was a way to relay my mics sound input into my speakers, so i could hear myself talk?
[00:40] <Shasirax> not exactly, but almost anyway :)
[00:40] <MindVirus> Shasirax: I have heard of this problem.
[00:40] <MindVirus> ntemis: it hides some.
[00:40] <Shasirax> Great :D
[00:41] <MindVirus> Shasirax: alright. Get into a root console.
[00:41] <ntemis> is there a pastebin for pictures i can take a snapshot
[00:41] <Sirmimer> Hi, i need some help with my network. I want to see my browsers pc (windows pc), so he can transfire a file over to my ubuntu pc - can anyone help?
[00:41] <MindVirus> ntemis: one second.
[00:41] <Shasirax> I have a x1950 ATI card, installed som package from synaptic and now my login screen wont work -.-
[00:41] <Sp0tter> anyone upgrade from a Q6600 to a Core i7 ?  see much difference in Ubuntu?
[00:41] <Shasirax> sry bad eng
[00:41] <MindVirus> At the bottom right, ntemis, there should be a Preferences button.
[00:41] <MindVirus> Click it and enable all sliders.
[00:42] <MindVirus> Also, ntemis, make sure you select the right device at the top.
[00:42] <ntemis> i have only : master playback and is ticked
[00:42] <Shasirax> MindVirus: im on a Live cd for Ubuntu 9.04 right now so you know...
[00:42] <Gnea> Sirmimer: you can do that with samba
[00:42] <MindVirus> Shasirax: sure.
[00:42] <Gnea> !samba | Sirmimer
[00:42] <MindVirus> ntemis: go through your devices then.
[00:42] <Sirmimer> Gnea, shouldnt i be able to see it when i press on network?
[00:42] <ironfoot_495> Hello : I'm trying to remove windows vista os and install ubuntu 9.04 but I can't get rid of vista is there a way to accomplish this???
[00:42] <Shasirax> MindVirus: Open terminal, and then what?
[00:42] <Gnea> Sirmimer: from where?
[00:42] <MindVirus> Sp0tter: you can but there won't be much performance difference as there should be almost no lag anyways.
[00:42] <Gnea> Sirmimer: samba isn't installed by default
[00:43] <ironfoot_495> on a M1530 XPS
[00:43] <Sirmimer> I press on places (in the top), and find a folder/driver called network
[00:43] <MindVirus> Shasirax: I would highly recommend you get on a different computer.
[00:43] <ntemis> what do you mean ?
[00:43] <ntemis> the device is correctly choosen
[00:43] <Bigshot_> i am trying to install xournal i have that package downloaded how can i install it using apt-get?
[00:43] <ntemis> others are not ok to choose
[00:43] <MindVirus> ntemis: please, if you're talking to me, type my name (easy way to do this is by typing the first few letters of my name and pressing tab). This way I know you're talking to me.
[00:43] <MindVirus> ntemis: why are they not OK to choose?
[00:43] <Shasirax> ok, but my brothers computer doesnt have any irc client
[00:44] <MindVirus> Shasirax: Pidgin has an IRC client, if he has that.
[00:44] <MaGicMaX1>  guys, i was wondering if there was a way to relay my mics sound input into my speakers, so i could hear myself talk?
[00:44] <Shasirax> He runs Vista...
[00:44] <genii> Bigshot_: If you downloaded a .deb package, apt-get isn't the tool. dpkg is
[00:44] <Gnea> Sirmimer: well, you'd need to make sure the windows pc is setup correctly to accept the smb connections like that. samba can help by makin the ubuntu pc accessible to the windows pc.
[00:44] <MindVirus> Shasirax: Pidgin is for all major operating systems. :) If he uses IM without Pidgin then he is missing out.
[00:44] <Bigshot_> genii: how can i install the dependencies?
[00:44] <Sirmimer> ooh okay
[00:44] <Sirmimer> I'll try installing it
[00:44] <ntemis> MindVirus: hda nvidia (alsa mixer)
[00:45] <Shasirax> MindVirus: He's a noob :)
[00:45] <MindVirus> ntemis: why can't you pick the others?
[00:45] <Gnea> Sirmimer: is the windows pc part of a domain or is it a home edition?
[00:45] <ntemis> MindVirus: i can
[00:45] <ntemis> but the one selected is the correct
[00:45] <MindVirus> Shasirax: It is of no consequence. We need a place where you can talk without being disconnected on reboot.
[00:45] <genii> Bigshot_: Usually there will be a readme or similar. Find out what the deps are and install them separately
[00:45] <MindVirus> ntemis: you'd be surprised.
[00:45] <Sirmimer> Gnea: home edition
[00:45] <ntemis> ok let me check
[00:45] <Bigshot_> gtk+ 2.4 or later (2.6 recommended)  libgnomecanvas 2.4 or later- libgnomeprint and libgnomeprintui 2.2 or later , what names should i give to apt-get to install these packages?
[00:45] <Shasirax> MindVirus: Installing Pidgin on vista... :D
[00:46] <teehee> how com deluge says no incomming connections when the ports are open in the router and firewall is disables
[00:46] <MaGicMaX1>  guys, i was wondering if there was a way to relay my mics sound input into my speakers, so i could hear myself talk?
[00:46] <genii> Bigshot_: this is ugly but necessary when installing things outside of normal methods
[00:46] <Bigshot_> yeah what to do man gotta have it :D
[00:46] <joako> Is there a way to create an Ubuntu install disc adding packages and customizing settings?
[00:46] <MindVirus> Shasirax: please, tell your brother to use it, too.
[00:47] <danbhfive1> Bigshot_: did you try install-recommends?
[00:47] <Bigshot_> danbhfive1: it's not an apt-get package
[00:47] <Shasirax> MindVirus: i will :)
[00:47] <MindVirus> joako: not yet, I don't believe, but with Karmic you will be able to add packages.
[00:47] <Bigshot_> i have tar.gz package
[00:47] <biovore> joako: yes..  not all the simple though..
[00:47] <MindVirus> joako: Karmic allows you to make a "service pack" -- that is, a package with packages, basically.
[00:47] <ntemis> ok fixed
[00:47] <ntemis> MindVirus:  thanks
[00:47] <MindVirus> ntemis: volume's set?
[00:48] <Sirmimer> Gnea, does it matter if its home edtion or domain?
[00:48] <MindVirus> Great, man.
[00:48] <MindVirus> I'm 3/3 so far today.
[00:48] <MindVirus> :)
[00:48] <Bigshot_> genii: you there bud what should i do?
[00:48] <MindVirus> Shasirax: you're next.
[00:48] <genii> Bigshot_: tar.gz is not a package. It's usually source code
[00:48] <joako> MindVirus: What I need is an install disc that has ssh, ldap/nsswitch/pam packages,  certain username/password already created, and enabled by default ssh service and ldap logins
[00:48] <MindVirus> joako: it's pretty tricky.
[00:48] <Shasirax> MindVirus: my brothers computer = Slow!
[00:49] <MindVirus> Shasirax: as long as it works.
[00:49] <joako> I thought there was something like www.susestudio.com for ubuntu....
[00:49] <Shasirax> MindVirus: + i hate vista... :P
[00:49] <biovore> joako: there is ubuntu studio
[00:49] <Bigshot_> genii: so how to install it and the dependencies
[00:49] <MindVirus> Don't we all, Shasirax?
[00:49] <danbhfive1> Bigshot_: I see.  Well, you can always just use apt-cache search <term>    That has worked for me in the past to find those kinds of packages, but I've only done it once or twice
[00:49] <Shasirax> MindVirus: Yes we do :)
[00:49] <ntemis> MindVirus:   hda nvidia (alsa mixer) chosen before was hda nvidia -alc883 analog (pulse audio)
[00:49] <O__o> hi i have question about ssh
[00:50] <biovore> !ask
[00:50] <genii> Bigshot_: It's not something I'm ready or interested in to give support of.
[00:50] <MindVirus> ntemis: yes, don't forget about those other devices.
[00:50] <ntemis> MindVirus: and i thought was correct because indeed my soundcard is alc883
[00:50] <O__o> RSA host key for has changed and you have requested strict checking
[00:50] <MindVirus> ntemis: the state of sound support in Linux is a shamble.
[00:50] <joako> biovore: I don't think we are talking about this same thing... if you look at http://www.susestudio.com it isn't anywhere near the same concept as http://ubuntustudio.org/
[00:50] <alanpan> anyone knows how to switch consoles, i tried ctrl+alt+F(1-6), but it is not working.
[00:50] <ntemis> MindVirus: what shamble means?
[00:51] <MindVirus> ntemis: think of a collapsed building.
[00:51] <Bigshot_> genii:  do you know any pdf annottator?
[00:51] <biovore> O__o: then when connecting?
[00:51] <joako> "SUSE Studio builds: Your software and everything it needs, in one appliance; A custom distro, with your own software and branding"
[00:51] <MindVirus> ntemis: we need a daemon (PulseAudio) to delegate sound to a proper daemon because there are so many of them now that developers can't code for a specific one.
[00:51] <O__o> biovore, how to fix?
[00:51] <Shasirox> MindVirus: Done
[00:51] <genii> Bigshot_: Not off the top of my head
[00:51] <biovore> O__o: havn't got a clear picture of what your problem is..
[00:51] <MindVirus> Shasirox: I will talk to you here, yes?
[00:52] <ntemis> MindVirus:  why the dont fix it after so time pulse audio is out and all distros use it?
[00:52] <O__o> i try to ssh into other computer but cant because i have use that IP on different network
[00:52] <Shasirox> MindVirus: Yes, im on my brothers comp now :)
[00:52] <MindVirus> ntemis: fixing is harder than talking. There is a lot that needs to be done.
[00:52] <MindVirus> ntemis: it's amazing that sound even works.
[00:52] <O__o> asically, the SSH erver you contacted either renewed the authenicated/encyption key or reinstalled, which would also renew the key. If you're sure that the server is who/what you're contacted then deleted the known_hosts file and continue.
[00:52] <biovore> O__o: when you ssh.. is it saying something about the RSA key not matching?
[00:52] <MindVirus> Shasirox: great.
[00:52] <ntemis> MindVirus:  lol
[00:52] <O__o> how to delete known_hosts file?
[00:53] <MindVirus> Shasirox: now we'll need to take a look at xorg.conf. Do you know where that is?
[00:53] <ntemis> MindVirus: thanks again
[00:53] <Lachlan> Hi guys. Trying to get embedded video player working in Firefox. I've installed xine and the mozilla plugin. Quicktime vids work everywhere but the Apple website. What's special about the Apple website that it doesn't recognise the Xine plugin?
[00:53] <biovore> O__o: its in your homedirectory in a hidden folder..  cd ~/.ssh/
[00:53] <Shasirox> Can i join a 1 on 1 chat with you or do you want to stay in this chat? :)
[00:53] <MindVirus> ntemis: any time.
[00:53] <biovore> O__o: probably only need to delete the offending entry..
[00:53] <Bigshot_> i want to execute jarnal.jar file what package should i install?
[00:53] <MindVirus> Shasirox: if we stay in this chat then others can help, and I can help others.
[00:54] <O__o> biovore, thx dude
[00:54] <ntemis> bye all
[00:54] <Shasirox> MindVirus: Ok :) What shall i do now?
[00:54] <MindVirus> Shasirox: do you know about xorg.conf?
[00:54] <Shasirox> a little
[00:54] <Sirmimer> I cannot see my brothers windows pc on "network" i just installed Samba, what can be the problem?
[00:54] <rapha> Hi!
[00:55] <Shasirox> Sirmimer: Does you brother have samba?
[00:55] <Sirmimer> I do not know, do he have to have that?
[00:55] <rapha> Is there little GUI program for making couple of JPGs into one PDF with one A4 page per JPG?
[00:55] <Sirmimer> (Also do i have to set something up or just install samba, and thats it?)
[00:55] <Shasirox> local networks are a mistory, try installing it on his comp :)
[00:55] <MindVirus> Shasirox: alright. Do you know where your hard drive is located in that LiveCD?
[00:55] <Sirmimer> ok
[00:55] <Sirmimer> I will ask him to do so
[00:55] <Shasirox> MindVirus: Yes :)
[00:56] <MindVirus> Shasirox: could you tell me the drive so I don't have to guess?
[00:56] <MindVirus> Drive. I mean folder.
[00:56] <Sirmimer> Shasirox: brb ill tell you when he installed it/if he already have it
[00:56] <Bigshot_> ok nvm
[00:56] <syntax> why is it when i play a song from the home foldier its streaming..I cant ff or rewind..
[00:56] <Shasirox> You mean the installed Ubuntu...
[00:56] <syntax> and im useing totem
[00:56] <MindVirus> Shasirox: yes.
[00:56] <Shasirox> MindVirus: W8
[00:57] <MindVirus> Shasirox: hold on, you want to do those commands?
[00:57] <MindVirus> That you have in your blog?
[00:57] <MindVirus> Those fix the issue, right?
[00:57] <Shasirox> MindVirus: No, not exactly...
[00:58] <MindVirus> Shasirox: please then explain the issue further.
[00:58] <Shasirox> MindVirus: Pretty new to ubuntu
[00:58] <MindVirus> Shasirox: also, I wouldn't recommend removing fglrx.
[00:58] <ironfroggy_> I am awaiting a fsck on an external drive, but the CPU of the fsck.ext3 process is listing as "disk sleep"
[00:58] <MindVirus> Keep it around for safe measure.
[00:58] <Shasirox> i dont know how
[00:58] <ironfroggy_> shouldn't the process being doing something with the disk, if its checking it?
[00:58] <MindVirus> Shasirox: "sudo apt-get remove --purge xorg-driver-fglrx"
[00:58] <MindVirus> Shasirox: that removes it.
[00:58] <MindVirus> Shasirox: you shouldn't do that.
[00:58] <Shasirox> I wanted to have dual screen, my comp screen and my tv
[00:59] <MindVirus> Shasirox: OK, hold on. Start over. What is your problem?
[00:59] <Shasirox> so i fallowed some fucking guide how to install drivers for my video card (ATI x1950)
[01:00] <MindVirus> !language | Shasirox
[01:00] <Rabbitbunny> ...
[01:00] <Shasirox> the login screen on ubuntu wont work, i cant login....
[01:00] <Sirmimer> Would it be possible to use Hamachi to connect an Ubuntu computer with a Vista Home Edition computer?
[01:00] <Spudster> Can someone help me troubleshoot an init.d problem (Trying to get a drqueue script to start on boot)
[01:00] <MindVirus> Shasirox: OK, before we deal with dual screen, let's get the login screen working first.
[01:01] <Shasirox> its just a black screen, but the videocard is sending to the screen...
[01:01] <Shasirox> yes
[01:01] <MindVirus> Shasirox: open, on the installed Ubuntu partition, the file /etc/X11/xorg.conf.
[01:01] <rapha> thx for answering me found it
[01:01] <rapha> bye
[01:01] <Shasirox> ok
[01:01] <Shasirox> brb
[01:01] <MindVirus> Shasirox: that means use gedit.
[01:02] <Shasirox> yes
[01:02] <Shasirox> done
[01:02] <Shasirox> MindVirus: Done :)
[01:02] <MindVirus> Shasirox: OK. Put into a pastebin, now: http://pastebin.com, for example.
[01:03] <queso_> How can I safely end a remote ssh session that is connected to my computer?
[01:03] <Shasirox> W8
[01:03] <MindVirus> queso_: that is a great question.
[01:04] <borbosha_laptop> Ok, I can't for the life of me remember the command to automatically create init.d scripts in ubuntu server.
[01:04] <borbosha_laptop> Can someone help refresh my memory.
[01:04] <Shasirox> 13021
[01:04] <Shasirox> http://pastebin.org/13021
[01:05] <MindVirus> Shasirox: ooh, a clean slate.
[01:05] <Shasirox> MindVirus: What? :S
[01:05] <queso_> MindVirus: Does that mean you have an answer? ;)
[01:05] <MindVirus> queso_: it means you've piqued my interest and I'm looking for one.
[01:05] <Bigshot_> is there anything like floating stylus bar in ubuntu for writing with stylus???
[01:05] <MindVirus> Shasirox: see where it says Section "Device"?
[01:05] <Shasirox> MindVirus: Where are you from btw?
[01:05] <MindVirus> Shasirox: I am currently in Cleveland, OH.
[01:05] <Shasirox> Yes
[01:06] <Bigshot_> huh?
[01:06] <queso_> MindVirus: Yeah, I just connected to my home box from work, never closed the connection, and now I just want to end it.
[01:06] <JesusCake> Hello
[01:06] <Shasirox> oh, nice. You o not speak swedish then :)
[01:06] <MindVirus> Shasirox: see how it says Identifier "blah"? In the exact same format do Driver "vesa".
[01:06] <JesusCake> i need halp
[01:07] <MindVirus> queso_: check for ssh processes that are open on your box.
[01:07] <MindVirus> queso_: if I were you I'd just restart the SSH daemon.
[01:07] <JesusCake> when i try and run a full screen game, i get immense lag, 5 fps, and when i run it in windows mode, i also get immense lag, 3 fps
[01:07] <MindVirus> I don't think there's an easy way.
[01:07] <Shasirox> MindVirus: vesa?
[01:07] <MindVirus> JesusCake: what video card are you running?
[01:07] <MindVirus> Shasirox: I'll post it for you.
[01:08] <JesusCake> Ati radeon x1400
[01:08] <Gouda> JesusCake: Also what game are you trying to run
[01:08] <MindVirus> Shasirox: http://pastebin.org/13023
[01:08] <JesusCake> warcraft III the frozen throne
[01:08] <MindVirus> JesusCake: Have you installed restricted drivers?
[01:08] <queso_> MindVirus: That doesn't sound like an orthodox method, though. There ought to be a way to end user sessions without restarting daemons, no?
[01:08] <JesusCake> no
[01:08] <JesusCake> im very new to linux
[01:08] <Shasirox> MindVirus: Should i copy that any save in the file?
[01:09] <Bigshot_> is there a floating keyboard in ubuntu for TAblet pc?
[01:09] <MindVirus> queso_: the client connects to the daemon. The daemon takes control from there. If you can figure out a way to tell the daemon to kill the connection safely then by all means do it.
[01:09] <JesusCake> ubuntu was the only thing that would install on my hard drive.. so im trying to make stuff work :D
[01:09] <MindVirus> Shasirox: save what I wrote into xorg.conf.
[01:09] <Gouda> Bishot_: A character map?
[01:09] <Shasirox> MindVirus: I will
[01:09] <MindVirus> Shasirox: xorg.conf is the de-facto Xorg configuration file.
[01:09] <MindVirus> Shasirox: you will be screwing with this file a lot.
[01:09] <Bigshot_> what no for writing and inputting text with stylus Gouda
[01:10] <Gouda> Not sure
[01:10] <Bigshot_> i installed wacom-tools but then waht?
[01:10] <MindVirus> JesusCake: Linux is not the best with games.
[01:10] <JesusCake> i know
[01:10] <MindVirus> JesusCake: but only because game vendors have not begun to support Linux as widely yet.
[01:10] <JesusCake> but
[01:10] <JesusCake> its my only optoin right now
[01:10] <JesusCake> until i can afford a new hard drive
[01:10] <MindVirus> JesusCake: System->Administration->Hardware Drivers.
[01:10] <Gouda> JesusCake: are you using WINE to run War3?
[01:10] <JesusCake> yes
[01:10] <JesusCake> and there is nothing in the drivers
[01:11] <Shasirox> MindVirus: Permission problem -.-
[01:11] <Shasirox> Cant save it....
[01:11] <MindVirus> Shasirox: how did you open the file?
[01:11] <Shasirox> Double click :D
[01:11] <MindVirus> Shasirox: no, no.
[01:11] <Shasirox> gedit
[01:11] <MindVirus> Shasirox: here's what you need to do.
[01:11] <MindVirus> Alt+F2.
[01:11] <Shasirox> ok
[01:11] <MindVirus> Type in "gksudo gedit /path/to/file".
[01:12] <JesusCake> so now what..
[01:12] <Gouda> JesusCake: When you run it do you use the -opengl flag?
[01:12] <Sirmimer> Hi i need help to install Hamachi (To install a program)
[01:12] <JesusCake> what is that
[01:13] <Gouda> JesusCake: try doing it like this wine "Warcraft III.exe" -opengl
[01:13] <noobez> guys, if my desktop gets stuck cuz of an app, how do i launch the gnome system manager with a combination of keys? like ctrl+alt+canc was for task manager in windows (ctrl+alt+esc already tried, it wont work)
[01:13] <Shasirox> MindVirus: Done
[01:13] <JesusCake> okay
[01:13] <Shasirox> MindVirus: Saved it
[01:13] <MindVirus> Shasirox: great.
[01:13] <JesusCake> is there no alt tabbing on linux?
[01:13] <MindVirus> Now try to boot up.
[01:13] <MindVirus> JesusCake: there is.
[01:13] <MindVirus> Plenty of it.
[01:13] <FloodBot2> MindVirus: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:13] <JesusCake> lol
[01:14] <duhu> Hey guys , whats the best version of flash to install in ubuntu 9.04 (on a macbook pro)? thanks
[01:14] <JesusCake> when i alt tab, it just goes back into the fullscreen game
[01:14] <JesusCake> but brb checking this
[01:14] <pauljw> noobez: try ctrl-esc
[01:14] <noobez> pauljw: tried, nothing happens
[01:14] <MindVirus> duhu: sudo apt-get install flashplugin-installer.
[01:15] <Gouda> You are on fire MindVirus
[01:15] <noobez> pauljw: cant i just decide what combiantion of keys to use in order to run application? how do i do that?
[01:15] <MindVirus> Gouda: :)
[01:15] <MindVirus> I try to give back to the community.
[01:15] <Shasirox> MindVirus: :(
[01:15] <MindVirus> Shasirox: still doesn't work, eh?
[01:15] <MindVirus> Don't fret!
[01:15] <JesusCake> works much much better
[01:15] <Shasirox> MindVirus: no
[01:15] <JesusCake> but when i alt tab
[01:15] <JesusCake> it does not go to the desktop
[01:16] <Bigshot_> how can i use stylus to input into ubuntu?
[01:16] <MindVirus> Shasirox: did you already restart? If not, don't.
[01:16] <pauljw> not sure noobez, i'm in a kde envir right now, but i'm sure there is someplace to set hotkeys
[01:16] <Gouda> Yeah not sure about the alt+tab thing JesusCake but glad the game is running better :)
[01:16] <salty-horse> hi. master_ here installed both ubuntu and kubuntu from different live cd's into different partitions. his grub menu now has both kubuntu and ubuntu. what's the best and/or simplest way to remove the kubuntu partition?
[01:16] <JesusCake> :D
[01:16] <Shasirox> MindVirus: Im at "login screen"
[01:16] <JesusCake> now if i only had a mouse i could test it out
[01:16] <MindVirus> JesusCake: That means that the game is controlling the keyboard input and not responding to Alt+Tab.
[01:16] <MindVirus> Shasirox: so it does work.
[01:16] <JesusCake> how do i fix
[01:16] <Shasirox> MindVirus: no, it black...
[01:16] <MindVirus> JesusCake: this is the fault of the game, not of Linux.
[01:16] <Bigshot_> hey pauljw is there a floating keyboard or stylus input in ubuntu for tablet pc?
[01:16] <JesusCake> ah okay
[01:16] <MindVirus> Shasirox: what do you mean?
[01:16] <JesusCake> so only way to alt tab
[01:16] <JesusCake> is to
[01:16] <JesusCake> quit
[01:17] <JesusCake> lol
[01:17] <FloodBot2> JesusCake: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:17] <MindVirus> JesusCake: there may be a different way but I don't know it.
[01:17] <JesusCake> god blizzard, way to ruin everything
[01:17] <Gouda> WINE supports alt tabbing but War3 may not
[01:17] <JesusCake> on windows
[01:17] <JesusCake> you can alt tab
[01:17] <queso_> MindVirus: Figured it out. Just do 'w' to find which TTY the connection is. Then
[01:17] <JesusCake> with war3
[01:17] <pauljw> sry Bigshot_ i really don't know
[01:17] <Shasirox> MindVirus: Just a black screen... But it should be loginscreen, if i had not had the problem...
[01:17] <JesusCake> hmmm
[01:17] <MindVirus> queso_: of course; I forgot it's still a TTY.
[01:17] <JesusCake> what if i just used a windows loader, and installed it from there
[01:17] <MindVirus> Shasirox: so you don't have a login screen or you do?
[01:17] <JesusCake> would i have performance issues?
[01:18] <MindVirus> JesusCake: what do you mean, Windows loader?
[01:18] <queso_> MindVirus: (sorry, accidentally hit enter) then 'ps -u username' to find the process id for bash.  then 'kill -9 processid'
[01:18] <Shasirox> MindVirus: I dont have a loginscreen
[01:18] <JesusCake> like
[01:18] <JesusCake> virtual machine
[01:18] <MindVirus> Shasirox: Ctrl+Alt+F1.
[01:18] <MindVirus> JesusCake: Virtual machines run better with less incompatibilities. You can try one.
[01:18] <Shasirox> MindVirus: Nothing hapens...
[01:18] <JesusCake> ah okay
[01:18] <queso_> MindVirus: I guess that's basically the safe way to log someone out, kinda, by just killing their bash process.
[01:18] <JesusCake> imma pump up the resolution on this game
[01:18] <JesusCake> brb
[01:19] <Sirmimer> ****I need help to installing a program, i got a guide to it, but im not sure on how to use the terminal codes right - Can anyone help me?
[01:19] <MindVirus> queso_: right-o.
[01:19] <MindVirus> Shasirox: Hmm. You're at a black screen with no text, right?
[01:19] <i00nsu> Sirmimer, dpkg -i file.deb
[01:19] <Gouda> MindVirus, how long you been using Linux?
[01:19] <Sirmimer> i00nsu: It's not a .deb file
[01:19] <MindVirus> Gouda: 'bout 5-6 years.
[01:20] <MindVirus> Gouda: I started on Gentoo, though.
[01:20] <Shasirox> MindVirus: Yes, but it's smal colour parts here ant there
[01:20] <MindVirus> Shasirox: nothing that makes any sense, though, right?
[01:20] <Sirmimer> I00nsu: hamachi-<IP_ADDRESS>-20-lnx (Thats what its called)
[01:20] <Shasirox> MindVirus: no :/
[01:20] <Gouda> Mkay. I started on redhat and tried out mandrake back around 2000 but haven't dealt with Linux since until now
[01:20] <MindVirus> Alright.  Is it very particular about how things are done?
[01:22] <MindVirus> Gouda: it is the least user-friendly operating system ever.
[01:22] <MindVirus> And I had to start with it.
[01:22] <Sirmimer> i00nsu: Download the hamachi Linux package (I did that) Extract the package to a temp directory (I did at /Home/Christian/) Change to that directory in terminal (I tryed cd /home/christian/ but that didnt work, im stuck here)
[01:22] <ironfroggy_> if I do `dd if=/dev/sdb of=backup.img` where /dev/sdb is a 120GB usb disk, why might dd say it completed copying only 2.2meg?
[01:22] <Gouda> More power to you brotha
[01:22] <Shasirox> MindVirus: 01/25/2008-1945-6a79tg0ac-00
[01:22] <MindVirus> ironfroggy_: make sure your block size is correct.
[01:22] <Shasirox> MindVirus: Thats the text...
[01:22] <Shasirox> MindVirus: makes no sense at all
[01:22] <MindVirus> Shasirox: I don't know what that even means, dude.
[01:23] <ironfroggy_> MindVirus: how do i know that?
[01:23] <a514> Where can i get Xplash for 9.04?
[01:23] <Shasirox> MindVirus: It's creapy...
[01:23] <MindVirus> Gouda: installation consists of being dropped into a root terminal with an Internet connection and asked to untar a big archive.
[01:23] <Shasirox> MindVirus: I'll boot in recovery mode
[01:23] <MindVirus> ironfroggy_: I'm guessing /dev/sdb is a CD, right?
[01:23] <Gouda> Very interesting
[01:23] <ironfroggy_> no, its an older IDE harddrive connected via a USB adapter.
[01:24] <Shasirox> MindVirus: Now im in the recovery mode :)
[01:24] <JesusCake> okay
[01:24] <ironfroggy_> im trying to backup some discs from a defunct machine i was using as a sambda server
[01:24] <MindVirus> Shasirox: OK, in the root prompt, yes?
[01:24] <JesusCake> so i tried to join a game
[01:24] <JesusCake> and it crashes and my comp freezes
[01:24] <MindVirus> ironfroggy_: there are probably filesystem corruptions.
[01:24] <Shasirox> MindVirus: Pardon?
[01:24] <MindVirus> ironfroggy_: try to fsck.
[01:24] <Gouda> JesusCake: Tried joining a WAN game?
[01:24] <Dr_Willis> ironfroggy_:  if yoy use the 'BS' option with dd - it will copy much faster. theres also a 'dd_rescue' variant for  drives with  read errors.
[01:24] <JesusCake> a battle.net game
[01:24] <ironfroggy_> MindVirus: fsck frightens me when it asks lots of questions.
[01:24] <MindVirus> Shasirox: the recovery console gives you a few options.
[01:24] <a514> Has anyone tested Ubuntu 9.10 alpha 4? I want to d/l Xplash for 9.04
[01:24] <MindVirus> ironfroggy_: me too. You get over it, though. :)
[01:24] <i00nsu> Sirmimer, did you read the README file? did you make (1. make install, 2. hamachi-init, 3, hamachi start, etc) ?
[01:24] <MindVirus> ironfroggy_: I'm happy I can finally help you after you helping me so many times in #python.
[01:24] <Shasirox> MindVirus: Yes, witch one should i take?
[01:25] <ironfroggy_> MindVirus: it asks me to start overwriting blocks starting at block 10
[01:25] <ironfroggy_> and every single block after that
[01:25] <MindVirus> ironfroggy_: extreme data corruption.
[01:25] <Dr_Willis> ironfroggy_:  and you may want to 'dd' the individual partitions if you wish to access them via the loopback mount feature later..  you can do it with  the whold 'disk' image. but its a little more involved.
[01:25] <Shasirox> MindVirus: Sry, i cant spell....
[01:25] <MindVirus> Shasirox: it's no problem. As long as I can read what you're writing.
[01:25] <i00nsu> Sirmimer, is all there.. all instructions
[01:25] <JesusCake> so.. any ideas now?
[01:25] <Shasirox> MindVirus: :)
[01:25] <MindVirus> Shasirox: go to the root prompt.
[01:25] <Dr_Willis> ironfroggy_:  ive seen people 'dd' a drive to a file then fsck the file. :) that way they keep the original data/drive 'safe' and can attempt other recovery  methods on the original data
[01:25] <ironfroggy_> thank you for all the suggestions
[01:26] <Shasirox> MindVirus: Yes
[01:26] <MindVirus> ironfroggy_: I'm fairly certain your drive's busted.
[01:26] <ironfroggy_> the worst thing is I started with the newest drive in the box, as a test run before i tried the ones i though tmight actually be faulty :-(
[01:26] <MindVirus> ironfroggy_: please tell me if this is not the case so I can keep trying to help.
[01:26] <ironfroggy_> MindVirus: ill try a few more things and come back if i can continue
[01:26] <Shasirox> MindVirus: Time here is 2:26 in the morning :)
[01:26] <MindVirus> Shasirox: give me a moment to think.
[01:27] <Shasirox> MindVirus: No, problem :)
[01:27] <MindVirus> Shasirox: you need to be heading to bed soon?
[01:27] <JesusCake> sigh
[01:27] <Gouda> JesusCake: You changed your resolutions to high resolotion right?
[01:27] <Shasirox> MindVirus: Naaa...
[01:27] <JesusCake> yeah
[01:27] <JesusCake> i get to the dl map screen.. and it just freezes / crashes
[01:27] <Gouda> Try again with a lower res. Try the lowest res and joining a game and see if it crashes
[01:27] <MindVirus> Shasirox: OK, good.
[01:27] <mattwj2002> hi guys
[01:28] <MindVirus> Shasirox: now, type `less /var/log/Xorg.0.log`.
[01:28] <mattwj2002> I am looking at buying a new motherboard
[01:28] <MindVirus> Shasirox: actually...
[01:28] <mattwj2002> I was wondering what compatiblity it would have with ubuntu
[01:28] <MindVirus> Shasirox: `grep "(EE)" /var/log/Xorg.0.log`.
[01:28] <mattwj2002> :)
[01:28] <mattwj2002> http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813131354&Tpk=ASUS%20M3N78-EM
[01:28] <MindVirus> Shasirox: tell me what prints out.
[01:28] <Shasirox> w8
[01:28] <MindVirus> Shasirox: no problem.
[01:29] <coz_> hey guys I asked this i #kubuntu with no results  ... I installed  kde 4.3 on ubuntu 9.04 on two systems via synatpic  and I had this error on both system  E: kubuntu-docs: subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 1
[01:29] <MindVirus> mattwj2002: almost all motherboards work with Linux.
[01:29] <Shasirox> MindVirus: starts with a     '
[01:29] <Shasirox> ?
[01:29] <MindVirus> mattwj2002: you'd be hard-pressed finding a mobo that doesn't.
[01:29] <MindVirus> Shasirox: pardon?
[01:29] <mattwj2002> how about the onboard graphics?
[01:29] <mattwj2002> it has GeForce 8300?
[01:29] <MindVirus> mattwj2002: it will most likely (90%) work.
[01:29] <mattwj2002> okay
[01:29] <mattwj2002> :)
[01:29] <Shasirox> MindVirus: `grep "(EE)" /var/log/Xorg.0.log`      What "thing" does it start with ?
[01:29] <mattwj2002> acceleration too? :D
[01:30] <Shasirox> those    '   alike things...
[01:30] <MindVirus> Shasirox: don't include the backticks.
[01:30] <mattwj2002> this will go in mythtv box :D
[01:30] <Shasirox> aha
[01:30] <mattwj2002> also what about hdmi support?
[01:30] <MindVirus> Shasirox: you can type them right above the tab key. They mean `this is a command`.
[01:30] <mattwj2002> sorry about all the questions?
[01:30] <Shasirox> ok
[01:30] <MindVirus> mattwj2002: HDMI is supported AFAIK. I don't know very well about this, though.
[01:30] <JesusCake> alt tab works now..
[01:31] <JesusCake> but i cannot host
[01:31] <JesusCake> like i used to be able to
[01:31] <MindVirus> mattwj2002: the card will work, guaranteed. Acceleration, however, is the 90% thing.
[01:31] <mattwj2002> AFAIK?
[01:31] <MindVirus> mattwj2002: as far as I know.
[01:31] <mattwj2002> oh okay
[01:31] <mattwj2002> thanks :D
[01:31] <JesusCake> where is the firewall settings
[01:31] <JesusCake> and crap
[01:31] <mattwj2002> !beer MindVirus
[01:31] <Shasirox> (EE) ?
[01:31] <JesusCake> like internet ports for ubuntu
[01:31] <mattwj2002> !beer | MindVirus
[01:31] <Gouda> That is going to probably be in your iptables file jesus
[01:31] <mattwj2002> dang it that isn't what I wanted
[01:31] <MindVirus> mattwj2002: I'll pull one out for you. :)
[01:31] <mattwj2002> :)
[01:31] <br34l> lol
[01:31] <Shasirox> it says that "(EE)" thing is wrong...
[01:32] <MindVirus> Shasirox: what do you mean, wrong?
[01:32] <ironfroggy_> dd_rescue running now
[01:32] <ironfroggy_> succxfer: 32K
[01:32] <Gouda> JesusCake: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IptablesHowTo
[01:32] <MindVirus> ironfroggy_: the drive was dead?
[01:32] <ironfroggy_> errxfer keeps going up
[01:33] <MindVirus> JesusCake: iptables is a very powerful firewall, if you configure it to be one.
[01:33] <ironfroggy_> MindVirus: no matter the case i felt it best to get a copy of the image before touching the drive any further. if its any mechanical issues i dont want to risk something failing permanently before i get the raw image off
[01:33] <MindVirus> ironfroggy_: yes, good call.
[01:33] <Shasirox> MindVirus: it stands    (WW) warning, (EE) error, (NI) not implement, (??) unknown
[01:33] <MindVirus> Shasirox: and that's it?
[01:33] <mattwj2002> thanks guys!
[01:33] <Shasirox> ?
[01:33] <mattwj2002> bye!
[01:33] <mattwj2002> :)
[01:33] <JesusCake> yeah i dont get it
[01:33] <Shasirox> MindVirus: Dont know...
[01:33] <MindVirus> Shasirox: sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[01:33] <Shasirox> i wrote it exactly
[01:33] <JesusCake> i need no firewall
[01:34] <JesusCake> i need all my internet ports
[01:34] <JesusCake> to be open
[01:34] <JesusCake> i have all the ones i need open on the modem right now
[01:34] <Gouda> Then you have to edit your iptables file
[01:34] <ironfroggy_> this is gonna take forever and its only the first drive. at least its also the largest.
[01:34] <JesusCake> would would i put in there
[01:34] <Gouda> Did you click on the link I gave you and read?
[01:34] <MindVirus> ironfroggy_: how many do you need to copy?
[01:34] <Gouda> JesusCake: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IptablesHowTo
[01:34] <ironfroggy_> 3
[01:34] <Shasirox> MindVirus:  Yes
[01:35] <MindVirus> Shasirox: cat /var/log/Xorg.0.log | pastebinit
[01:35] <MindVirus> Shasirox: tell me the resulting URL.
[01:35] <quantum> where does shorewall install itself?
[01:35] <ironfroggy_> i tried to dump 100 gigs of this onto S3 a few months ago, but something failed in the transfer and i never worked it out. at least ive got a good chunk already up there
[01:35] <Shasirox> MindVirus:  |
[01:35] <Shasirox> Where do you find to wright  |  ?
[01:35] <ironfroggy_> and yes, you're reading that write, my eventual goal is uploading about ~150GB!
[01:36] <MindVirus> Shasirox: shift \
[01:36] <Shasirox> oh no, thats ? for me -.-
[01:36] <JesusCake> its not even letting me get into it
[01:36] <packetloss451> Can anyone help me improve the sound level output on jaunty?  It is extremely low..almost enough to go back to windows.
[01:36] <JesusCake> i need to be in the terminal correct?
[01:37] <Shasirox>  MindVirus: Found it
[01:37] <O__o> how to install skype?
[01:37] <MindVirus> packetloss451: have you changed your volume settings?
[01:37] <MindVirus> O__o: sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list
[01:38] <packetloss451> MindVirus: I am assuming not..other than the volume control in task bar
[01:38] <O__o> MindVirus, then?
[01:38] <MindVirus> O__o: one minute.
[01:38] <MindVirus> packetloss451: right click it and click Open Volume Control.
[01:38] <O__o> MindVirus, should I just goto skype homepage and download from there?
[01:38] <MindVirus> O__o: no.
[01:39] <MindVirus> O__o: this is the worst way.
[01:39] <Dr_Willis> O__o:  skype is on the medibuntu repositories i think.
[01:39] <O__o> MindVirus, they have one for 8.04 or 8.10 but dont have 9.04
[01:39] <Shasirox> MindVirus: It says that pastbinit isn't installed... but it is!
[01:39] <ironfroggy_> while im waiting for this i have a completely unrelated question!
[01:39] <jMyles> Everybody who is not a sudoer is a......?
[01:39] <MindVirus> Shasirox: type it in correctly.
[01:39] <Dr_Willis> jMyles:  'non admin-rights user' :)
[01:39] <O__o> Dr_Willis, how to get mediubuntu repos?
[01:39] <Shasirox> MindVirus: I have
[01:39] <packetloss451> MindVirus: Ok...that is where I am stuck I suppose...not exactly sure where to go after the dialogue opens..
[01:39] <JesusCake> so no help on this..
[01:39] <derwin> am I totally blind, or is there no "system" menu on Ubuntu live USB "MID" edition? If so, how am I supposed to go to "open System > Administration > Software Sources." /
[01:39] <Dr_Willis> !medibuntu | O__o
[01:39] <jMyles> Dr_Willis: Is that the least awkward name?
[01:39] <MindVirus> packetloss451: one minute.
[01:39] <MindVirus> O__o: deb http://download.skype.com/linux/repos/debian/ stable non-free
[01:39] <Dr_Willis> jMyles:  'normal user' :)
[01:39] <MindVirus> O__o: add that to the bottom of /etc/apt/sources.list
[01:39] <jMyles> Dr_Willis: OK, thanks :-)
[01:40] <Kapace> where can i learn about the policies in policykit autorizations?
[01:40] <MindVirus> O__o: then sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install skype
[01:40] <packetloss451> MindVirus: absolutely....  :-D
[01:40] <Dr_Willis> jMyles:  which says very little.. may as well call them a user.
[01:40] <ironfroggy_> Is it possible to setup audio in a way that I can globally swap between two audio devices?
[01:40] <emma> I just saw a racoon and I got a photo of it!
[01:40] <winterelf> hi
[01:40] <emma> Oh woops, wrong channel :P
[01:40] <jMyles> Dr_Willis: I was thinking "simple user"
[01:40] <ironfroggy_> I have an integrated audio and a usb headset and at different times need to use one or the other.
[01:40] <MindVirus> packetloss451: turn the volume up on each device. Click Preferences and enable everything so you can turn the volume up on other channels.
[01:40] <O__o> bash: deb http://download.skype.com/linux/repos/debian/ stable non-free: No such file or directory
[01:40] <MindVirus> O__o: copy and paste.
[01:40] <MindVirus> deb http://download.skype.com/linux/repos/debian/ stable non-free
[01:41] <derwin> O__o: � is not space
[01:41] <MindVirus> Those should be spaces, not ?.
[01:41] <derwin> O__o: it is some character other than space, it is ����
[01:41] <Shasirox> MindVirus: i think i will sleep now...
[01:41] <MindVirus> Shasirox: I'm sorry I am not devoting my attention to you.
[01:41] <O__o> i did
[01:41] <MindVirus> I should be.
[01:41] <O__o> deb http://download.skype.com/linux/repos/debian/ stable non-free
[01:41] <O__o> bash: deb http://download.skype.com/linux/repos/debian/ stable non-free: No such file or directory
[01:41] <Shasirox> MindVirus: No, its not a problem :)
[01:41] <Shasirox> MindVirus: I understand why
[01:42] <Dr_Willis> O__o:  thats not a 'command' its an entry for your sources.list file
[01:42] <packetloss451> MindVirus: Beautiful.....Thank You!
[01:42] <MindVirus> Shasirox: I will try to find you tomorrow when you wake up.
[01:42] <MindVirus> O__o: no, no.
[01:42] <O__o> oh
[01:42] <MindVirus> O__o: into /etc/apt/sources.list.
[01:42] <O__o> wait
[01:42] <Shasirox> Shasirax or Shasirox :)
[01:42] <Shasirox> Bye
[01:42] <MindVirus> Shasirox: bye.
[01:42] <Shasirox> Thanks for you help :)
[01:42] <FAJ> Hi I am trying to Print with CUPS but it keeps telling me that I am unauthorized, help?
[01:42] <rho> Hi, somebody know where/how/when is created the default directories Documents,Photos,Desktop, etc. in home directory? I need to add a default desktop shortcut to every user created
[01:42] <MindVirus> Shasirox: we will get to the core of this tomorrow.
[01:43] <Shasirox> MindVirus: Great :)
[01:43] <Shasirox> Bye all :D
[01:43] <MindVirus> packetloss451: no problem.
[01:43] <Flannel> rho: Throw them in /etc/skel/
[01:43] <Dr_Willis> rho:  from /etc/skel    that skeleton dir gets copied as the template for the 'new users' home dirs.
[01:43] <thiblahute> Hi, I applied this  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1130582 tuto (optimal), evrything is fine but I get my mouse very slow sometimes (not always). I had already applied this tuto on another computer and have had the same issue but I had found a way to correct it. But I can't fine it again now. Anyone knows what to do please???
[01:43] <thiblahute> Thanks!
[01:44] <Dr_Willis> rho:  changes to /etc/skel will only affect new users made after the skel changes.
[01:44] <MindVirus> O__o: hello?
[01:44] <O__o> sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install skype
[01:44] <O__o> E: Type 'deb http://download.skype.com/linux/repos/debian/ stable non-free' is not known on line 54 in source list /etc/apt/sources.list
[01:44] <MindVirus> O__o: you typed it in wrong, again.
[01:44] <MindVirus> O__o: those should not be weird symbols.
[01:44] <O__o> i copy paste
[01:44] <MindVirus> Those should be spaces.
[01:44] <derwin> like, seriously, how can every document instruct me to "Step 2: On your Ubuntu computer, open System > Administration > Software Sources." when there is no "System" menu on my ubuntu MID system?
[01:44] <MindVirus> O__o: replace the symbols with spaces.
[01:44] <O__o> what symbol?
[01:45] <O__o> there is no symbol here on my screen
[01:45] <ironfroggy_> i see no symbols
[01:45] <Dr_Willis> 'ubuntu 'mid' system>?
[01:45] <Dr_Willis>  O__o | E: Type 'deb?http://download.skype.com/linux/repos/debian/?stable?non-free' is not known on line 54 in
[01:45] <Dr_Willis> i see funny ? ? here...
[01:45] <MindVirus> Me too.
[01:45] <O__o> i see no ?
[01:45] <derwin> Dr_Willis: yes, there is an official supported distro of ubuntu called "Ubuntu MID"
[01:45] <O__o> here is space
[01:45] <MindVirus> O__o: replace the spaces with spaces.
[01:45] <MindVirus> (Seriously.)
[01:45] <O__o> ?
[01:45] <ironfroggy_> computers are awesome!
[01:45] <MindVirus> Delete each space and put a space instead.
[01:46] <marqui> hola
[01:46] <marqui> alguien habla español?
[01:46] <ichigogo> ci ci
[01:46] <marqui> buenisimo!!
[01:46] <bastidrazor> !es | marqui
[01:46] <rho> Dr_Willis, Flannel i thought that, but that directories are translated into system language. I'm using spanish locale and Desktop is "Escritorio". I wish to know which script creates that directories, i don't wish to grep trough all system files :(
[01:46] <O__o> WARNING: The following packages cannot be authenticated!
[01:46] <O__o>   skype
[01:46] <O__o> Install these packages without verification [y/N]?
[01:46] <marqui> me instale ubuntu ayer, y estoy aprendiendo a usarlo
[01:46] <MindVirus> !english | marqui
[01:46] <MindVirus> !english | ichigogo
[01:46] <O__o> should i enter Y ?
[01:46] <Dr_Willis> ive neard of mini. but never a 'mid' Hmm.. http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-mid/   is epmty also.
[01:47] <jerbear> i have my router domain set to "local" and nslookup <host>.local gives me an ip, but I can't ping it. I can ping the ip directly, however. Any suggestions?
[01:47] <MindVirus> O__o: what now?
[01:47] <thiblahute> Hi, I applied this  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1130582 tuto (optimal), evrything is fine but I get my mouse very slow sometimes (not always). I had already applied this tuto on another computer and have had the same issue but I had found a way to correct it. But I can't fine it again now. Anyone knows what to do please???
[01:47] <MindVirus> O__o: yes.
[01:47] <thiblahute> Thanks!
[01:47] <Gouda> jerbear. What are you trying to ping? your router?
[01:47] <Dr_Willis> rho:  the translating of directory namdes into languages and stuff is handled by some other service I recall. (ive neer looked into it)
[01:47] <MindVirus> O__o: you will install skype soon.
[01:47] <jerbear> Gouda: no, <host>.local
[01:47] <marqui> me gustaria que me recomienden algunos juegos para instalarle, porque mis hijos no se acostumbran a no usar la maquina par ajugar....
[01:47] <MindVirus> O__o: it will be in Applications->Internet->Skype.
[01:47] <O__o> MindVirus, it is installing now thx
[01:47] <derwin> anyone? ubuntu mid has no "system" menu? how can I add apt sources, short of just manually adding them to /etc/apt/sources.list?
[01:47] <MindVirus> O__o: no problem.
[01:47] <MindVirus> 6/7 today.
[01:47] <MindVirus> Not bad.
[01:48] <marqui> y tengo entendido que hay muy buenos juegos en linux
[01:48] <marqui> es asi?
[01:48] <O__o> why ubuntu doesnt include all those stuffs?
[01:48] <MindVirus> !english | marqui
[01:48] <MindVirus> O__o: Skype is closed-source software. Closed-source software is frowned upon.
[01:48] <ninjaslim> does "export CLICOLORS="YES"" not work on linux
[01:48] <marqui> ok, sorry, and really thanks
[01:49] <Dr_Willis> rho:  here obn my gnome 'startup apps' theres one listed as --> xdg-user-dirs-gtk-update   -> Update common folders names to match current locale
[01:49] <Flannel> O__o, MindVirus: more specifically, if Skype was included in the official repos, there'd be no way for the people tending to those repos to fix bugs ni it
[01:49] <MindVirus> marqui: I do not mean to offend you.
[01:49] <Dr_Willis> ninjaslim:  never heard of that variable befor.. whats it supposed to do?
[01:49] <MindVirus> Dr_Willis: it's for zsh.
[01:50] <ninjaslim> MindVirus: yeah, it works on both FreeBSD and Mac OS X, but does not work on Ubuntu
[01:50] <ctmjr> !es | marqui
[01:50] <thiblahute> marqui porque no vas en #ubuntu-es no mas?
[01:50] <marqui> no, its all rigth, but mi english is no good.....
[01:50] <MindVirus> marqui: join #ubuntu-es
[01:50] <MindVirus> ninjaslim: perhaps the variable is renamed in Ubuntu.
[01:51] <thiblahute> Ok, sso nobody has haad mmy issue with an intel GC on ubuntu Jaunty applying this tuto: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1130582  ??
[01:51] <jerbear> i have my router domain set to "local" and nslookup <host>.local gives me an ip, but I can't ping it. I can ping the ip directly, however. Any suggestions?
[01:52] <tbryant> How do I keep Compiz from making the Metacity titlebar on windows transparent when they lose focus?
[01:52] <thiebaude> !intel
[01:52] <Dr_Willis> thiebaude:  that guide has worked for me on 2 of my laptops fine.
[01:52] <vassler> Have you ever heard a keyboard keys (some buttons work and some do not!!) any ideas?
[01:53] <thiebaude> Dr_Willis, yea, i had to add "DRI" "off"  which worked for me
[01:53] <MindVirus> Flannel: do you lurk a lot in this channel?
[01:53] <thiblahute> Dr_Willis: and you never had mouse sslowinf down sometimes? I applied this tuto 2 time (different computer) and got this touchpad slowing issue on both.
[01:54] <thiebaude> Dr_Willis, did your x freeze before?
[01:54] <Dr_Willis> thiblahute:  never noticed that problem.
[01:54] <Dr_Willis> X was just sluggis befor. No compiz either.
[01:54] <thiblahute> ubottu: I know, but I solved it, just getting slow mouse somtimes.
[01:55] <hlfshell> Hello - I have a webcam that works in Ubuntu (see things fine in Cheese, the webcam program) but when I hit "test" in the video section of skype, i get "video static" of multiple colors. no discernable image. Does anyone know how to get the camera working in skype?
[01:55] <leaf-sheep> MindVirus: Yes, Flannel is a lurker.
[01:55] <Flannel> MindVirus: I'm in here often, yes.
[01:55] <MindVirus> Flannel: you come up at random times and say a single line, then go back into hiding. Just very interesting.
[01:56] <thiblahute> Hey, good idea the bot on the channel!!!
[01:56] <Paddy_NI> hey I woke up this morning to "grub error 25" I can no longer boot the live cd either.. I wonder if the laptop HDD is broken or possibly something else in the laptop is broken
[01:57] <redvamp128> Paddy_NI:  possibly could be a bios setting-- I saw one that would often forget the boot order-- Most of the time on some you can hit the f12 key to get to the boot menu.
[01:57] <vassler> caps lock does not work, enter button does not work, letter "b" does not work other buttons work and others do work?? any idea what is happening??
[01:57] <Guest42077> non riesco a capire come si scarica
[01:57] <vassler> Have you ever heard a keyboard keys (some buttons work and some do not!!) any ideas?
[01:57] <Dr_Willis> vassler:  do they work in the alt-ctrl-f1 console?
[01:58] <Dr_Willis> vassler:  and/or on the login screen?
[01:58] <Lars_G> is there any way I can get 2.6.29 or .30 compiled and packaged for jaunty?
[01:58] <vassler> dr_willis: no
[01:58] <Dr_Willis> vassler:  if they dont even work on the console.. do they work in the BIOS menus?  This is a desktop or laptop machine?
[01:59] <vassler> dr_willis: Id have to check that out
[01:59] <Dr_Willis> vassler:  also check with a live cd if you have any
[01:59] <Dr_Willis> never mind...
[01:59] <Dr_Willis> :P
[02:00] <caseyd> im trying to add some entries to my fstab that i just can't seem to figure out.. they used to mount themselves and lately i've been manually doing it in terminal
[02:00] <david__> guys i just installed a Turtle beach pci sond card how can i get ubuntu to use this instead of my onboard card?
[02:00] <Dr_Willis> david__:  disable onboard sound card in teh bios is a good idea.
[02:00] <caseyd> i have their uuid, so in fstab i put: UUID=2039849283 /storage ntfs
[02:01] <eljefe_> what application opens .deb files?
[02:01] <redvamp128> david__:  you could go into sound under preferences and it should be in the selection on the drop down.
[02:01] <mralexandro> hi i was wondering if anyone know some good radioprograms?
[02:01] <thiebaude> !.deb
[02:01] <Lars_G> is there any way I can get 2.6.29 or .30 compiled and packaged for jaunty?
[02:01] <OpensourceFTW> anybody know the status on the intel driver for 9.10?
[02:01] <eljefe_> thanks ubottu
[02:02] <Dr_Willis> caseyd:   I think you need more to the 'fstab' line then what you just gave...  (or did you trim it down for us)
[02:02] <mralexandro> i stay corrected  i mean radio software, where you can choose differendt channels
[02:02] <caseyd> no that's all i put
[02:02] <thiebaude> eljefe_, np
[02:02] <eljefe_> thiebaude: yes you, not the bot, sorry!
[02:02] <Dr_Willis> caseyd:  then you are missing part of the fstab lines.. im supirsed they work at all.
[02:02] <thiebaude> eljefe_, :d
[02:02] <thiebaude> yep
[02:02] <Dr_Willis> caseyd:  exapme on this box --> /dev/sda1 /media/Windows ntfs-3g defaults,locale=en_US.UTF-8 0 1
[02:02] <caseyd> it doesnt ;-)
[02:03] <caseyd> ok
[02:03] <redvamp128> Lars_G:  you could check the following-- under software sources--  Pre-released updates as well as unsupported updates-  then close and let the list reload (it is possible that what you are looking for may be in those)
[02:03] <david__> i dont see it under sound prefrences
[02:03] <Dr_Willis> you can replace /dev/whatever with  UUID=XXX-XXX-XXX
[02:03] <rho> Dr_Willis, thanks for the hint. xdg-user-dirs package is what i was looking for :)
[02:03] <redvamp128> david_: where it says sound in preferences (also it may say alsa)
[02:04] <Dr_Willis> rho:  i just stumbled upon that one day while cleaning out my 'startup apps'  :)
[02:04] <Lars_G> redvamp128: Ok, is this the same as backports?
[02:04] <Dr_Willis> rho:  one of the things i disable. :)
[02:04] <redvamp128> Lars_G:  I think I remember on my other install that it updated to the 2.6.28  when I clicked the pre-released
[02:05] <Lars_G> redvamp128: 2.6.28 is not enough :(
[02:05] <redvamp128> Lars_G:  it may have the 2.6.29 or .30 there but only way it to check
[02:06] <Lars_G> redvamp128: I will. thanks
[02:06] <redvamp128> David_: under the sound options there should be a way to select the sound output
[02:06] <redvamp128> Lars_G:  only other way is to download the compiler and compile it yourself
[02:07] <redvamp128> Lars_G:  I have yet to compile my own kernel - (only done it for a few apps as well as wine)
[02:07] <RPG_Master> How do I set my internal IP as static?
[02:08] <livingdaylight> hey... i installed wine, something didn't work out, so i wanted to start from the beginning and removed /purged wine. However, when i re-installed it, it isnot longer in the Menu?
[02:09] <redvamp128> livingdaylight:  open up your synaptic package manager and find wine-- then right click and choose completely remove then apply , then try again.
[02:09] <i00nsu> RPG_Master, ifconfig eth0 down || ifconfig eth0 up || ifconfig 192.168.?.? netmask <IP_ADDRESS>
[02:09] <redvamp128> livingdaylight:  sometimes you need to log-off for menu changes to show
[02:09] <Lars_G> redvamp128: I've done it lots of times but long ago and I wanted to avoid it right now
[02:09] <Lars_G> redvamp128: specially since this is for/in a netbook
[02:09] <livingdaylight> redvamp128: odd... i did cotr. alt backspace
[02:10] <Lars_G> and it seems the driver I need from 2.6.29 uses net structre changes from 2.6.28 wont compile well in 2.6.28
[02:10] <Zappo> Hi i'm trying to install a app from source and it is not working. this= http://pastebin.com/m41000fbf is what im doing im trying to install Aleph One
[02:10] <Lars_G> sigh
[02:10] <Rabbitbunny> So... a Lower nice number does mean more processing time right?
[02:10] <Zappo> any help?
[02:10] <redvamp128> Lars_G:  If it exists it is possible it is in the Pre-release updates in the software sources
[02:11] <i00nsu> RPG_Master, you can go to services and stop runing dhcpd services
[02:11] <redvamp128> livingdaylight:  you could also try the following in the synaptic package manager-- right click on wine and choose reinstall
[02:11] <Lars_G> redvamp128: sigh it's not, they're all 2.6.28 there
[02:11] <Lars_G> thanks though
[02:11] <Lars_G> maybe it is time to pull my .30 and compile it
[02:12] <redvamp128> Lars_G:  one thing you may or may not want to do
[02:12] <trotis> boas
[02:12] <i00nsu> boas
[02:12] <redvamp128> Lars_G:  go into room #ubuntu+1 and ask them what kernel karmic is
[02:12] <Lars_G> yeah
[02:12] <david__> i just tried the disabling of the onboard audio by bios but ubuntu still dosent recognize the turtle Beach pci soundcard
[02:12] <Lars_G> I might want to go karmic
[02:12] <catmando> Hey what kernal is karmic?
[02:12] <redvamp128> Lars_G:  then you may want to update to the Alpha of Karmic--
[02:13] <rww> catmando: 2.6.31
[02:13] <trotis> alguem sabe de algumapagina onde possa sacar programas para ubuntu
[02:13] <redvamp128> catmando:  it is the next release of Ubuntu though it is last I looked Alpha 4 stage
[02:13] <i00nsu> trotis
[02:13] <trotis> sim
[02:13] <RPG_Master> i00nsu, I get a bunch of permission denide erros :(
[02:14] <redvamp128> Lars_G:  though it may be your only option to get that kernel short of compiling
[02:14] <trotis> diz
[02:14] <lukszc> witam all
[02:14] <Lars_G> redvamp128: yeah, thanks
[02:14] <RPG_Master> How do I set my internal IP as static? So it will never change
[02:15] <i00nsu> RPG_Master, u are in ubuntu . and trying to configure administrative stuff, so you need to use the prefix sudo command
[02:15] <redvamp128> i00nsu:  I would try gksu instead
[02:15] <catmando> what is gksu?
[02:15] <redvamp128> !gksu
[02:15] <RPG_Master> I did that next and then I didn't get any feedback at all
[02:16] <i00nsu> don't know that ;) but hey, is another solution, is what ppl want :P
[02:16] <redvamp128> i00nsu:  it is preferable to try gksudo before using sudo -- (I had to learn that one the hard way myself)
[02:17] <catmando> why is that?
[02:17] <i00nsu> but can you tell me the diference?
[02:17] <Rabbitbunny> sudo will mess up permissions, gksudo wont.
[02:17] <catmando> how will sudo mess with permissions?
[02:17] <redvamp128> i00nsu:  only differences I saw is that sometimes sudo won't give you a choice for something -- like click it -- but gksudo will
[02:17] <catmando> sudo doesnt mess with permissions does it?
[02:18] <duhi> Hey guys do you know how i can monitor the temp of my macbook pro running 9.04? thanks
[02:18] <RPG_Master> OK, so now my internal IP will never change?
[02:18] <i00nsu> RPG_Master, did you stop DHCP server?
[02:18] <david__> how can i compule a driver that is opensource?
[02:18] <RPG_Master> i00nsu,  I didn't see that in services
[02:19] <i00nsu> redvamp128, hmm.. i thought it was just a interface
[02:19] <redvamp128> catmando:  you should really use sudo just for things like getting and installing updates (as in sudo apt-get update / upgrade)
[02:19] <Rabbitbunny> RPG_Master: It's running on another box, or in a router.
[02:19] <redvamp128> catmando:  though never use sudo natilus (as to file changes will make it root and you have to change permissions to get it back)
[02:19] <RPG_Master> Rabbitbunny, What do you mean?
[02:20] <RPG_Master> I should put that command into the desktop that's wired to the router
[02:20] <RPG_Master> ?
[02:20] <duhi> Hey guys do you know how i can monitor the temp of my macbook pro running 9.04? thanks
[02:20] <redvamp128> catmando:  or even worse the sudo firefox
[02:20] <i00nsu> RPG_Master, Oo thats wierd.. every ubuntu box have dhcp server.. try sudo dhclient3 stop and if stoped add that line to rc.local in /etc
[02:21] <catmando> ah I see
[02:21] <catmando> This page is quite informative http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/graphicalsudo
[02:21] <redvamp128> catmando:  what i00nsu is telling him to do is a system wide change and should be done as root (but other tasks do not need root run or configure)
[02:21] <Ivis> I need to make statistics of middle age ( linux users) wery apreciate who can help, just say your age :)
[02:22] <i00nsu> i am a litle bit new to ubuntu .. i do as i did in other linux version, but maby is wrong..
[02:22] <redvamp128> Ivis:  35 tomorrow
[02:22] <bellows2> 53
[02:22] <centinul> What would prevent a user from writing to a samba share, if at the filesystem level they are a member of the group that has write privileges on the directory and the user is specified in the write list of the samba share? I'm running Jaunty
[02:22] <i00nsu> anyway, we learn making mistakes ;)
[02:22] <SirStan> 26
[02:23] <GSF1200S> anyone know how to make apps on one workspace dissapear from the taskbar when on another workspace in gnome? Im used to KDE..
[02:23] <catmando> i00nsu, That is true lol!
[02:23] <catmando> i00nsu, especially with linux.
[02:23] <bankix> Good eavening
[02:23] <duhi> Hey guys do you know how i can monitor the temp of my macbook pro running 9.04? thanks
[02:23] <redvamp128> i00nsu:  I ran RH 6,7 and Mandrake 8 before going to window land for a while -- now back with Ubuntu (with Xubuntu , LXDE desktops installed) and am currently on XUbuntu desktop
[02:23] <i00nsu> oh yea
[02:24] <SirStan> duhi: you can safely assume "holy shit thats hot"
[02:24] <Ivis> Thanks you good people :) and still need ages
[02:24] <RPG_Master> i00nsu, This is what I got :/  http://paste.ubuntu.com/261247/
[02:24] <i00nsu> i was in slackware for years, but is true that ubuntu have many many solutions and better kernel update
[02:24] <duhi> SirStan, do you have a mbp?
[02:25] <Ivis> actualy this statistic can help to improve linux a lot
[02:25] <i00nsu> RPG_Master, what command line you use?
[02:25] <zero-cool> i have problems with wubi
[02:25] <younes> howto install  kernel source
[02:26] <zero-cool> i don't have menu.lst
[02:26] <ctmjr> !info lm-sensors | duhi
[02:26] <RPG_Master>  sudo dhclient3 stop
[02:26] <zero-cool> my friend
[02:26] <redvamp128> zero-cool:  I would try if you have windows installed -- try wingrub - http://members.iinet.net.au/~herman546/p9.html
[02:27] <duhi> ctmjr ive already installed lm-sensors but i cant right click the panel and add a sensor...
[02:27] <RPG_Master> I also forgot to take out  "and if stoped add that line to rc.local in /etc"
[02:27] <RPG_Master> :/
[02:27] <younes> howto install kernel source on ubuntu
[02:27] <RPG_Master> I re-did it and still I get a bunch of errors
[02:27] <zero-cool> o tnx today i was installed friend wubi
[02:28] <ctmjr> duhi: it's one of those programs you need to read up one from terminal run sensors-detect
[02:28] <redvamp128> zero-cool:  though if you installed wubi -- it could be as simple as going into windows and turning on the boot menu to show
[02:28] <ctmjr> *one/on
[02:28] <i00nsu> RPG_Master, hmm.. go to system / admin / services ... you should have one service named (DHCP server \ dhclient3-server)
[02:28] <duhi> ctmjr, thanks... did that already
[02:29] <zero-cool> i will t tell him
[02:29] <redvamp128> zero-cool:  it could also be in the boot.ini
[02:29] <redvamp128> zero-cool:  where the timeout is set to 0 which auto loads windows
[02:30] <ctmjr> duhi: and if you run sensors from terminal nothing shows?
[02:30] <zero-cool> i know on my computer that is works
[02:30] <zero-cool> but he would linux for game
[02:31] <zero-cool> and i put wubi
[02:31] <duhi> ctmjr i see some temps but i wanted to add an applet to the panel...
[02:31] <Parsel> excuse me, has anyone had using Ubuntu 9.04 LiveCD installer past partitioner stage?
[02:31] <Parsel> had trouble*
[02:31] <bankix> Parsel: What do you mean with "past partitioner stage"?
[02:31] <mnaines> Parsel, what did you have trouble with?
[02:32] <Parsel> After it gave me "loading partitioner" dialog in installation wizard, it gets stuck with loading icon
[02:32] <Parsel> it keeps loading but nothing happens
[02:32] <Parsel> waited 1/2 hour
[02:32] <duhi> Anyone know how to completely disable bluetooth on ubuntu 9.04? Im using a macbook pro latest gen
[02:32] <bankix> So you don't get into partitioning?
[02:32] <ctmjr> duhi: oh i see did you install sensors-applet? it is for gnome panel
[02:32] <Parsel> nope
[02:32] <mnaines> Parsel: What are the specs of your system?
[02:33] <duhi> ctmjr actually i did, but i dont get a new applet for the panel...
[02:33] <bankix> Parsel: Specs, and current partitions would help
[02:33] <kevdog> With the broadcom sta driver being distributed, there is a kernel patch for versions 2.6.29?  What is this patch for?
[02:33] <bankix> Parsel: Current partitioning scheme.
[02:33] <david__> how can i get ubuntu to recognize my riviera pci card?
[02:33] <mmorrow> this worries me very very much (this is regarding the ToshibaNB205, i have a Gateway blahblah with the same wireless card) "Wi-Fi must be enabled in Windows XP before installing UNR or else it is impossible to enable it."
[02:33] <mnaines> Parsel: Specs are especially helpful because they will help us pinpoint the bottleneck
[02:33] <mmorrow> so windows was wiped immediately. am i screwed? how can this even be possible?
[02:34] <Parsel> 1.5GHz, 700MB RAM, 60GB.  Current machine has 30GB XP part, 30GB Ubuntu, wanted it on 60GB external HDD
[02:34] <miguelonnnn> hi
[02:34] <mnaines> mmorrow: Did you reinstall Windows?
[02:34] <miguelonnnn> please 1 quick question,
[02:34] <Dr_Willis> mmorrow:  interesting. you could try one of those not-quite-legal windows live cd's
[02:34] <bankix> Parsel: Could you paste a "fdisk -l" from within the ubuntu live system?
[02:34] <Nubosal> Hey
[02:34] <mmorrow> mnaines: i can't, since it didn't come with any sort of restore anything, nor does the laptop have a cd-drive (nor do i have a windows cd)
[02:34] <Parsel> bank: what do you mean?
[02:35] <miguelonnnn> it is said that to make a disk dump (dd) you first need to u mount the device. But then, how can you dump a file if it isn't mounted? i can't get it
[02:35] <bankix> Parsel: Preferably as root, so enter "sudo fdisk -l" on the command line.
[02:35] <mnaines> mmorrow: Does it have a USB port and can it boot from USB?
[02:35] <mmorrow> Dr_Willis: ooh nice. so it *is* possible to boot windows from a usb key?
[02:35] <Dr_Willis> miguelonnnn:  you are dumping the DEVICE.. not a filesystem on the device.
[02:35] <mmorrow> mnaines: yes and yes
[02:35] <Dr_Willis> mmorrow:  ive heard it is.
[02:35] <Dr_Willis> miguelonnnn:  and normally you do this on 'un mounted' filesystems.
[02:35] <jgould> I have a question about fstab:  my root, /home and  /boot all are mounted with the option of 'realtime' what exactly is the option of realtime?
[02:35] <Nubosal> Is possible to have DIrectX9 or 10 in Ubuntu?
[02:36] <mnaines> mmorrow: May I interest you in a Linux Live install?
[02:36] <miguelonnnn> ok Dr_Willis
[02:36] <Dr_Willis> Nubosal:  wine handles that itself. its not 'in ubuntu' its In 'wine' :)
[02:36] <miguelonnnn> and where is the fs mounted? Dr_Willis ?
[02:36] <redvamp128> Nubosal:  yes in a way-- in wine using -- something like winetricks
[02:36] <miguelonnnn> i know the "device" is on /dev/sda1
[02:36] <mmorrow> mnaines: i've got fedora on it now, but can't seem to get the wireless card to work. so i'm now trying to install ubuntu since i've read that there's a prepackaged working solution in linux-backports-modules-jaunty
[02:36] <Sirmimer> **How do i install a .exe program using wine?**
[02:36] <Dr_Willis> miguelonnnn:  its Not..  you are dumping the 'raw' device.  which is everything to a file
[02:36] <Flannel> mnaines: That won't work to enable his wifi card
[02:36] <Nubosal> So, If I want to get completely rid of Windows with WInetricks I can play my games
[02:36] <Dr_Willis> Sirmimer:  wine path/to/whatever.exe    is what i do
[02:37] <Dr_Willis> Nubosal:  wine may or may not work properly for all games.
[02:37] <mnaines> mmorrow: Hmm...What wi-fi card is it?
[02:37] <Dr_Willis> !appdb | Nubosal
[02:37] <mdg> mmorrow: what kind of wifi card you have? - just curious
[02:37] <miguelonnnn> yeah Dr_Willis  but where is the mounted fs so i umount it?
[02:37] <duhi> Anyone know how to get sound in ubuntu 9.04 on a latest gen macbook pro 15"?
[02:37] <Sirmimer> Dr_Willis: sudo wine /home/Christian/program.exe etc?
[02:37] <Nubosal> Thanks
[02:37] <Dr_Willis> miguelonnnn:  whever its at.. check the 'mount
[02:37] <Dr_Willis> miguelonnnn:  whever its at.. check the 'mount' command
[02:37] <miguelonnnn> ok thanks jeheh
[02:37] <mmorrow> mnaines: atheros AR9285
[02:37] <redvamp128> Sirmimer:  What I do is create a prefix of wine and associate it with .exe files
[02:37] <Dr_Willis> Sirmimer:  i never said to use 'sudo' :) you dont need sudo
[02:37] <mmorrow> err
[02:37] <jriachi> hello
[02:37] <mmorrow> mdg: atheros AR9285
[02:38] <mnaines> mmorrow: Would you benefit from a Linksys Wireless USB Dongle?  I hear Ubuntu has better compatibility with those
[02:38] <Sirmimer> oooh okay i think its installed now. How do i open it with wine?
[02:38] <mmorrow> mnaines: right, i just tried the ubuntu live usb netbook image, and that dies with "can't find module/something"
[02:38] <Dr_Willis> i find running wine whatever.exe from the command line gives me better resul;ts. because i can 'see' any error messages wine may give.
[02:38] <luiferares> ubuntu en español??
[02:38] <Admin_> irc://freenode/sexy%23
[02:38] <Dr_Willis> Sirmimer:  wine path/to/whatever.exe
[02:38] <Admin_> irc://freenode/sexy
[02:38] <Dr_Willis> Sirmimer:  it may have an icon in the menus
[02:38] <Nubosal> Sirmimer: You can do it like Windows double click, or like the doctor says
[02:38] <Admin_> room sexy
[02:38] <mnaines> mmorrow: If you can get the exact error message, we may be able to help you with that
[02:38] <miguelonnnn> Dr_Willis, please tell me /dev/disk2s1 is on /Volumes/USB_XP_710 means that the device disk2s1 is mounted on the filesystem folder /volumes/usb? so i should umount /volumes/usb_xp_710¿
[02:38] <redvamp128> Sirmimer:  what I do is this open - up nautilus then click the one that makes the menu into path instead of icons
[02:39] <Dr_Willis> Sirmimer:  and by default wine stuff instlls to a 'fake' windows setup in .wine
[02:39] <Admin_> goood
[02:39] <Admin_> irc://freenode/sexy
[02:39] <redvamp128> then goto /.wine then find /drive_c and drag it to the left bottom and rename it as wine drive
[02:39] <Sirmimer> Dr_Willis, its cause i got a full installed program, on cd. And i just need to open it with wine
[02:39] <redvamp128> then find the exe/s tere
[02:39] <Flannel> Admin_: Please stop that
[02:39] <Dr_Willis> miguelonnnn:  what sort of setup you have thats using such odd names? ive never heard of anything getting mounted to /volumes/ befor.
[02:39] <Admin_> coman
[02:39] <Admin_> irc://freenode/sexy
[02:40] <Nubosal> Admin_: Invite only
[02:40] <Dr_Willis> I alwyas make a link from .wine to 'Wine' in my Home dir - makes it easier to find. :)
[02:40] <Admin_> Go To irc://freenode/sexy Room Sexy
[02:40] <Sirmimer> redvamp128: I found the .exe file, what i do then?
[02:40] <miguelonnnn> its crapintosh xd, i'm trying to mount an ubuntu iso to my usb so i get rid off it
[02:40] <Admin_> Go To irc://freenode/sexy Room Sexy
[02:40] <redvamp128> Sirmimer:  pm?
[02:40] <poent> how do i find the default gateway for a Internet connection?
[02:40] <Sirmimer> yes please
[02:40] <mmorrow> mnaines: retrying boot now (i build the current snapshot of the drivers from linuxwireless.org, and still no dice. i think this is a hardware-being-disabled-somehow thing)
[02:40] <Sirmimer> Im so confused :D
[02:40] <Dr_Willis> !wine | Sirmimer
[02:40] <miguelonnnn> but am i right? willis?
[02:40] <duhi> Is there any way to know if the ufw firewall is running at startup? im pretty sure i saw a whole lot of white text on a black background when i booted up that said ufw was NOT starting... thanks
[02:40] <paissad-hp> hi everybody
[02:40] <Sirmimer> I know what wine is, its just what i should do, when the .exe program is already installed :S
[02:40] <mmorrow> mnaines: as in, somehow it needs to be enabled from windows (which strikes me as a huge wtf)
[02:40] <mdg> mmorrow: did you say you installed 9.04?
[02:41] <JohnCorbeau> hi there
[02:41] <robert__> is there any way to make my webcam work? i have an msi laptop and gyachi gave me error message: 'ioctl VIDEOSPICT' Could not set camera properties. any ideas?
[02:41] <paissad-hp> is it bad to unplug a graphic card when the computer is on power ?
[02:41] <jriachi> is there a vmx (vmware file) with ubuntu installed (and the drivers/vmware-tools configured) that i can download?
[02:41] <paissad-hp> thanks in advance
[02:41] <JohnCorbeau> mmorrow : what laptop model do you have?
[02:41] <Dr_Willis> miguelonnnn:  you are using 'dd' on a mac machine? ive no idea where/how they mount things..  Ive no idew what you mean by mounting an 'iso' to a 'usb'
[02:41] <poent> paissad-hp: yes it's bad
[02:41] <gwildor> paissad-hp, its bad to unplug anything when computer is on power...
[02:41] <paissad-hp> ok thanks
[02:41] <Dr_Willis> paissad-hp:  thas one way to blow a card...
[02:41] <mnaines> mmorrow: do you know how to configure the BIOS?
[02:41] <gwildor> paissad-hp, if you are asking that question.... you shouldnt have the cover off when computer is on power
[02:41] <poent> or a motherboard
[02:41] <poent> or a powersupply
[02:42] <duhi> Is there any way to know if the ufw firewall is running at startup? im pretty sure i saw a whole lot of white text on a black background when i booted up that said ufw was NOT starting... thanks
[02:42] <paissad-hp> gwildor, why ?
[02:42] <Dr_Willis> Unplug the PC from the wall paissad-hp  when wqorking on it.. dont just 'power it off'
[02:42] <paissad-hp> the cover is already off
[02:42] <mmorrow> mnaines: yes, there doesn't seem to be any options in the bios setup related to the wireless card
[02:42] <RPG_Master> i00nsu, avahi-daemon?
[02:42] <Nubosal> If I have 2 Drives, C: and E: (In Windows), and Unbutu is installed in the main (E:) is impossible to see the files in the E: drive, right?
[02:42] <mnaines> duhi: Are you talking about Ubuntu's built-in firewall?
[02:42] <RPG_Master>  That's as close a name I could find
[02:42] <miguelonnnn> Dr_Willis, i'm just asking if the phrase "/dev/disk2s1 is on /Volumes/XP_710" means that the device is mounted on the filsystem folder /Volumes/XP_710
[02:42] <i00nsu> that is for DNS
[02:42] <duhi> mnaines yes
[02:42] <RPG_Master> oj
[02:42] <RPG_Master> oh
[02:43] <duhi> mnaines, yes
[02:43] <i00nsu> thats really wierd
[02:43] <mmorrow> mnaines: the reason i think it's hardware or something is that i just read "Wi-Fi must be enabled in Windows XP before installing UNR or else it is impossible to enable it. "   here    https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupport/Machines/Netbooks/ToshibaNB205
[02:43] <jumbers> Does anybody know of a VPN server that's easy to set up? Doing some packet sniffing on my local network has made me paranoid of what could be accomplished in public
[02:43] <mnaines> duhi: I just use firestarter, as its the GUI for the kernel firewall
[02:43] <Dr_Willis> miguelonnnn:  looks like it.. but  those are not  now linux names devices..  so i just guessing..
[02:43] <poent> paissad-hp: the cover is there for a reason. It should only be off if your working on the system hardware. And if you;re working on the hardware you need to unplug and discharge the system before doing anything. Unless the task specifically requires the system to be on
[02:43] <mdg> mmorrow: did you say you installed 9.04 and tried the sudo apt-get install linux-backports-modules-jaunty?
[02:43] <duhi> yes but how can i know if ufw is starting at boot up
[02:43] <miguelonnnn> ok i'll have a little faith
[02:43] <duhi> Anyone know how to get sound working on ubuntu 9.04 on a latest gen 15" mbp? thanks
[02:44] <Dr_Willis> ufw is just a gui config tool that generates the proper firewall rules..  'ufw' dosent start at boot.. the rules do. (i think i got that right)
[02:44] <Vox1> Anyone know why trying to open display preferences freezes me up?  Using the ATI proprietary drives.  Doesn't freeze if I turn the drivers off.
[02:44] <miguelonnnn> i'm wishing to remove all this piece of *** OS and install a brand new xubuntu
[02:44] <i00nsu> I don't know how to help you RPG_Master... that should be very very simple.
[02:44] <mnaines> duhi: The changes you make to the Linux Kernel firewall are saved and load at bootup, so even if the GUI does not load at boot, your last saved settings do
[02:44] <mdg> duhi: did you try double clicking the sound icon and checking all the settings to see if they are turned up?
[02:44] <Nubosal> If I have 2 Drives, C: and E: (In Windows), and Unbutu is installed in the main (E:) is impossible to see the files in the E: drive, right?
[02:44] <RPG_Master> i00nsu, Well poop :(
[02:44] <mmorrow> mdg: no i was in the process of trying that when the live image errored out at boot-time
[02:44] <mnaines> mmorrow: Can you try the Ubuntu Desktop version and see if that works?
[02:45] <Dr_Willis> Nubosal: if you mean frrom a 'wubi' install (installed inside windows) i think thats correct.
[02:45] <poent> how do i find the default gateway for a Internet connection?
[02:45] <gwildor> Nubosal, if you used ext3 for ubuntu, there is a driver for ext3.. your results may vary.
[02:45] <mdg> mmorrow: what kind of error?
[02:45] <Nubosal> Dr_Willis: Yes, I used a Wubi install. Well, Ill have to move all the E: files to my external drive
[02:45] <duhi> mdg, but i saw this message saying ufw was NOT starting before i even installed firestarter.. is there a way to know if its running at startup or if its not?
[02:45] <mmorrow> mnaines: hmm, is there any way to transfer that .iso to a usb key for boot?
[02:45] <Nubosal> gwildor: THanks
[02:45] <gwildor> Nubosal, you can also boot ubuntu, transfer files to windows... then boot windows..
[02:45] <Dr_Willis> Nubosal:  i hate wubi. :) good luck withit.
[02:45] <younes> howto install kernel source on ubutnu
[02:45] <mmorrow> mdg, mnaines: one sec, trying the boot again (have to re-dd the image..)
[02:46] <mnaines> mmorrow: I cannot help you there...Someone else in here may be able to tell you how to do that
[02:46] <Flannel> mmorrow: If you have an Ubuntu install (or a CD) you can use the USB creator (under system, admin) to convert/write an ISO to a USB for booting
[02:46] <mmorrow> Flannel: cool, thx
[02:46] <Vox1> Does anyone know a work around for the display preferences locking up my computer when  have the ati proprietary drivers on?
[02:46] <Dr_Willis> that usb-creator tool is very handy :)
[02:47] <mnaines> Flannel, he's trying to install Ubuntu from a USB drive.  He has Fedora right now, though
[02:47] <miguelonnnn> NO nmorrow! that's the easy way make it my way, make it by hand
[02:47] <miguelonnnn> i'm making the same, but with dd
[02:47] <miguelonnnn> and syslinux
[02:47] <poent> Vox1: is it locking up on boot?
[02:47] <miguelonnnn> you'll learn a lot more
[02:47] <Vox1> no, only when I try to open display preferences
[02:47] <mnaines> miguelonnnn: Can you talk him through it, then?  That would help
[02:47] <miguelonnnn> using simple programs is for lusers
[02:47] <jriachi> (answer to myself and for the log: in http://chrysaor.info/?page=ubuntu  i can get vmx files of ubuntu)
[02:47] <miguelonnnn> yeah
[02:47] <FrozenFire[work]> Is there a way to read Nautilus' stored passwords for things like sftp and ftp?
[02:48] <mnaines> miguelonnnn: I am sure other people in here would benefit from the lesson as well
[02:48] <FrozenFire[work]> From the terminal.
[02:48] <miguelonnnn> i havn't done it yet though
[02:48] <mmorrow> miguelonnnn: ah right, /me googles for the incantation since i can't remember
[02:48] <lordmetroid> bug 420889
[02:48] <lordmetroid> whoops
[02:48] <maco> miguelonnnn: not everyone needs to be a guru
[02:48] <miguelonnnn> but at least i know a little
[02:48] <poent> Vox1: If you havn't already tried redownloading the latest driver from ATI's site i would try that.
[02:48] <Vox1> I'm affraid I odn't remember how to install them.  Been a year or so since I've used ubu
[02:48] <mnaines> miguelonnnn: maco is right.  As long as you have done something at least once and succeeded at it, you can teach someone else
[02:48] <miguelonnnn> maco, i know but info is always good
[02:48] <bankix> mmorrow: UNetbootin(.sf.net) will write ISO images t usb devics and make them bootable.
[02:49] <maco> mnaines: i also mean there's no reason that the easy way should be considered "bad" or why people who like things easy should be called losers
[02:49] <mdg> mmorrow: +1 for unetbootin!
[02:49] <miguelonnnn> and the feelling of having made a thing on your own, with little help is such a good one :)
[02:49] <bankix> mmorrow: Available for Windows and Linux. No installation requred, just start the binary after downloading from the homepage.
[02:49] <poent> Vox1: if you go to ATI's website and navigate to support/downloads you should be able to find your gfx card there
[02:49] <poent> From there you just need to see if its directly supported by ATI for linux
[02:49] <mdg> hi kevdog !
[02:49] <Vox1> I have the file downloaded, it's just getting it installed that's the problem lol
[02:49]  * mmorrow notes all the suggestions :)
[02:49] <mnaines> maco: I still require a GUI myself for everything because of my past experience with Windows, so I agree that even "the easy way" can still be a good way
[02:50] <Niklas> Hey guys! I have a very nerdy question...
[02:50] <bankix> mmorrow: I'm using unetbootin as main tool for getting a ubuntu-based distro onto an usb stick.
[02:50] <miguelonnnn> yeah, but what you'll do whenever you need unetbootin and don't have internet?
[02:50] <mnaines> maco: Sometimes its just a matter of which feels most comfortable to the user
[02:50] <miguelonnnn> dd will always be there....
[02:50] <malv> I have an encrypted home driver through the alternate installer. How do I reinstall Ubuntu and access the encrypted data?
[02:50] <malv> drive*
[02:50] <miguelonnnn> or cat
[02:50] <mdg> bankix: me too!
[02:50] <bankix> miguelonnnn: Sure.
[02:50] <miguelonnnn> ;) bankix
[02:50] <Niklas> Do anyone know where i can find the lyrics for "After darks" The Flying Toasters?
[02:50] <bankix> miguelonnnn: But then you wouldn't see this advice ;-)
[02:50] <miguelonnnn> HEHEHE
[02:51] <Kapace> !ot | Niklas
[02:51] <paissad-hp> i have a matter with getting images from one pc, actually, the LCD screens works nice, i tested it onto another PC, i wanted to know if the matter came from the graphic card, btw, i removed it and plugged another graphic card which works onto it, but i still have no image, so i just want to know where the matter may come from, or how to proceed in order to know the problem, thanks in advance
[02:51] <poent> vox1: either within the file you downloaded or on the ati website they have install instructions
[02:51] <mnaines> Niklas: Google, perhaps?
[02:51] <jgould> I'm adding a partition to my box and I'm trying to make sure that I have the fstab set right.  I have /dev/sda1 /srv ext3 realtime 0 2  I think that's what I want for this share, any input?
[02:51] <mnaines> jgould: What are you trying to set up>
[02:51] <mnaines> ?
[02:52] <exapid_> What's a good irc client (GUI) that can connect to multiple servers?
[02:52] <Flannel> exapid_: Most people like xchat
[02:52] <bankix> paissad-hp: Is there anything on the screen after the bios when booting?
[02:52] <jinnstar> exapid if you want easy: xchat. if you want flexible irssi
[02:52] <jgould> it's the partition that was fat32 so I could migrate around 400 GB of data to the new linux servier
[02:52] <mdg> exapid_: +1 for irssi!
[02:52] <catmando> exapid,  Xchat
[02:52] <exapid_> Yeah I dont mind chat, just cant find how to get multiple servers going
[02:52] <paissad-hp> bankix, i even don't see the bios on  the screen
[02:52] <mnaines> exapid_ I haven't tried it with Pidgin, but I can do that here...Just a sec
[02:52] <exapid_> I use irssi now XD
[02:52] <paissad-hp> i see nothing
[02:52] <bankix> paissad-hp: Or is just the graphical desktop missing and you get stuck with a text console?
[02:52] <Dr_Willis> jgould:  you wish to mount the fileysstem on /dev/sda1 to  the location /srv  - that looks bout right.. You may want to try diffrent options  (i dont recall what realtime does)
[02:52] <catmando> exapid,  Xchat
[02:52] <maco> exapid_: irssi can do that
[02:52] <Parsley> Can I start an Ubuntu install on an external HDD from within an already installed and working version of Ubuntu?  I want to skip the LiveCD
[02:53] <maco> exapid_: instead of /server use /connect
[02:53] <miguelonnnn> well let's start. Disk drives are divided in physical sectors. A hard disk consists of a number of disks named platters, which are read on both sides by "heads" a kind of laser's . Each side is divided in concentric circles named tracks, and each track is divided in the forementioned sectors
[02:53] <exapid_> I'm already doing it in irssi :)
[02:53] <bboru> has anyone heard of a solution to the kodak easyshare compatibility issue with linux?  i would love to get it working.
[02:53] <catmando> well exapid Xchat is the best.
[02:53] <jinnstar> exapid,  for xchat just click the xchat menu and choose network list
[02:53] <exapid_> Want a gui ^_^ and cant work out how to setup multiple servers in xchat
[02:53] <bankix> paissad-hp: No bios screen either? Is the monitor definitely working?
[02:53] <catmando> sudo apt-get xchat
[02:53] <SDuensin> Good evening all.  Anyone have a few minutes to point me in the right direction with some networking issues?  I need to do the following:  10.x.x.x --> 192.168.0.x --> Internet
[02:53] <catmando> install*
[02:53] <mnaines> exapid_: You should be able to do it in Pidgin as well.  I don't see why pidgin won't let you
[02:53] <Niklas> Parsley, do the DD command in terminal to copy into ext HDD
[02:53] <exapid_> I have xchat, how do I get multiple servers through it?
[02:53] <paissad-hp> bankix, the monitor is working nice,
[02:53] <poent> paissad-hp: sounds like you either have driver issues or motherboard issues.
[02:53] <Flannel> exapid_: /connect [server] should work
[02:53] <Parsley> ok nik
[02:53] <jinnstar> exapid,  for xchat just click the xchat menu and choose network list
[02:53] <bankix> paissad-hp: How do you know?
[02:54] <Niklas> No probs Parsley
[02:54] <paissad-hp> poent, bankix the matter is not the monitor, not the graphic card too
[02:54] <mnaines> Parsley: Is Ubuntu already installed on the drive or are you trying to install it on the drive through Ubuntu?
[02:54] <Niklas> Parsley, if your new, try just "dd --help"
[02:54] <mmorrow> so the error the netbook img booted from a usbkey dies with is (and this is after the selection screen "boot from usbkey, install to harddrive, verify, etc"): "modprobe: FATAL Could not load /lib/modules/2.6.28-11-generic/modules.dep: No such file or directory"
[02:54] <kevdog> Anyone know anything about bcmwl-kernel-source
[02:54] <bankix> paissad-hp: Why is there no bios screen then?
[02:54] <poent> paissad-hp: i said driver or motherboard not graphics card
[02:54] <paissad-hp> poent, ok
[02:54] <halberd> I seem to be having a problem playing a dvd
[02:54] <halberd> it is playing but very slowly
[02:54] <Parsley> mnaines:second one
[02:54] <halberd> like 2 fps
[02:55] <mnaines> mmorrow: Have you tried the Ubuntu Desktop image?
[02:55] <halberd> and dvds have played fine before
[02:55] <mdg> mmorrow: did you USB key boot on any other machines?
[02:55] <poent> paissad-hp, does your motherboard have an onboard video card?
[02:55] <robert__> is there any way to make my webcam work? i have an msi laptop and gyachi gave me error message: 'ioctl VIDEOSPICT' Could not set camera properties. any ideas?
[02:55] <paissad-hp> bankix, don't know how to explain that, but when i plug the monitor, i see nothing :)
[02:55] <bankix> paissad-hp: Is there a second graphics card or onboard monitor connector?
[02:55] <miguelonnnn> operating systems reside on those sectors. When bootstraping the system, the processor calls a little ROM memory installed at the chip, named BIOS,which in turn after a hardware test (POST) looks for a drive. When it founds one, it'll read it's first sector, looking for what it's called an active partition, flagged with an 0x80 hex mark
[02:55] <mnaines> mdg: Its a problem with his netbook's wi-fi card...
[02:55] <paissad-hp> bankix, no
[02:55] <poent> paissad-hp, sounds like a motherboard
[02:55] <bankix> paissad-hp: There absolutely must be a bios screen.
[02:56] <Vox1> Thanks Poent
[02:56] <mdg> mnaines: sorry was unclear he got the computer booted to a desktop...
[02:56] <poent> vox1: yw vox
[02:56] <bankix> paissad-hp: If not, it might be something wrong with the bios or the board or another component.
[02:56] <paissad-hp> bankix, i promise that i even get the bios screen :)
[02:56] <maco> bankix: my laptop has an option for "fast boot" to not show the full bios screen
[02:56] <Dr_Willis> it still shows a post msg or 2 i belive...
[02:56] <Parsley> Am I supposed to copy my entire HDD image over to the blank HDD using dd?
[02:56] <paissad-hp> bankix, don't get *
[02:56] <mnaines> mdg: His netbook wi-fi card had to be enabled through Windows before it could be used, but he didn't enable it before uninstalling Windows, and now he can't get it working
[02:56] <maco> bankix: so it flashes the intel logo in the bottom right corner momentarily and starts to boot without even saying the "press f2 for setup" stuff
[02:56] <bankix> paissad-hp: I'm puzzeled now.
[02:57] <miguelonnnn> if it don'est found anyone, it'll search for another disk, if it finds, it'll execute a binary code recorded at it's first sector of that drive, which will point to a loader. In linux it's called grub, or lilo or anyone else. That loader will finally let you choose what you wan't to load.
[02:57] <mdg> mnaines: I got that part - I thought he had trouble booting into ubuntu as well as a problem with wifi card...
[02:57] <bankix> paissad-hp: When you power on your PC, is there a bios screen on your monitor, or could you enter the bios setup?
[02:57] <kevdog> openfwwf == anyone using it for the bcm cards?
[02:57] <mnaines> mdg: Yes, he tried the Ubuntu Netbook Remix with no success, so I suggested Ubuntu Desktop
[02:57] <mmorrow> mnaines: not yet, downloading the desktop version
[02:57] <jgould> F2, F10 and Del are the common keys to try to get into the bios
[02:58] <bankix> maco: But there is something on your screen. At least the logo. It's not totally blank.
[02:58] <maco> F12 too
[02:58] <mmorrow> mdg: i haven't tried booting from that image on any other machines
[02:58] <paissad-hp> bankix, no i can't
[02:58] <mmorrow> mdg: that's a good idea though
[02:58] <maco> bankix: true. annoying that i had to smack keys til one worked though ;)
[02:58]  * Dr_Willis wishes these MB makers would  all agree on what F keys for what features.. its annoying haveing to rember its Del for this box.. but F2 for this other one...
[02:58] <jgould> yes, F12 also :D
[02:58] <mnaines> mmorrow: It probably will not give you the results you want, however
[02:58] <paissad-hp> bankix, it's totally blank
[02:58] <miguelonnnn> so in order for you to make a bootable usb , you must dump an iso cd mounted onto your system to an usb, and make that piece of code and put the loader syslinux or grub or any other else into it, so when your bios looks for your drive active flag it founds it, and loads the grub which will load linux
[02:58] <bankix> paissad-hp: Okay. Got that.
[02:59] <mdg> mmorrow: how did you make the USB key you were trying to boot from?
[02:59] <bankix> paissad-hp: You could try to remove all RAM modules. Then the mainboard should beep a lot at power on.
[02:59] <miguelonnnn> to make it , it's easy, just mount -t iso9660 /dev/yourcdrom
[02:59] <bankix> paissad-hp: If not, I'd think of a defective mainboard.
[02:59] <a1> Does anyone know where i can get blue ray support?
[02:59] <bankix> a1: In which way "support"?
[02:59] <paissad-hp> bankix, i first try removing ram modules
[02:59] <miguelonnnn> then dd if=/media/yourMountPoint of=/yourUsbFAT16orFAT32FormatedUsbDrive
[03:00] <mmorrow> mdg: that one is an "asdf.img", which apparently is a directly-dd-to-a-usb-key-able img
[03:00] <dihi> Anyone know how to disable bluetooth on 9.04? (im using a macbook pro btw if thats relevant)
[03:00] <mnaines> paissad-hp: Remove the RAM modules then replace them one at a time to see which one is causing it
[03:00] <mmorrow> mdg: whereas the desktop one is an .iso
[03:00] <a1> Getting codex and recognizing the drive itself
[03:00] <miguelonnnn> finally, run fdisk and there you can make it bootable and write an mbr sector (the first sector i said before, which will map your hardrive so bIOS can read it)
[03:01] <bankix> a1: The drive should show up as normal DVD writer/reader drive.
[03:01] <IdleOne> what can I use to split a large .iso file?
[03:01] <mdg> never used as asdf.img...
[03:01] <bankix> a1: Without any modifications.
[03:01] <mmorrow> mdg: heh
[03:01] <mdg> as/an
[03:01] <mmorrow> mdg: s/asdf.img/ubuntu-9.04-netbook-remix-i386.img/
[03:01] <miguelonnnn> and that's all, now you can make it on your own, without the need of unetbootin and such programs, which are good for repetitive tasks, but can't beat the work made by oneself
[03:01] <a1> so what do I do to make it recognize it as a blue ray drive? if its possible
[03:01] <mnaines> dihi: System>Preferences>Main Menu>Preferences>Bluetooth then uncheck the box
[03:02] <miguelonnnn> did you get it nmorrow?
[03:02] <mdg> mmorrow: how do you prepare the USB for that?
[03:03] <dihi> mnaimes that sounds like it simply removes the icon from the panel... not turns it off..
[03:03] <mmorrow> mdg: sudo dd if=ubuntu-9.04-netbook-remix-i386.img of=/dev/sdb
[03:03] <miguelonnnn> exactly
[03:03] <miguelonnnn> i'm fond you got it hehe
[03:03] <miguelonnnn> anything else, just ask
[03:03] <miguelonnnn> i'm happy to help
[03:03] <mnaines> dihi, is it a laptop?
[03:03] <bankix> a1: For the system, there is no difference between a normal DVD drive and a BluRay drive.
[03:03] <paissad-hp> bankix, i've removed all ram modules, i booted, but i have no beep, nothing
[03:03] <Parsley> Is it feasible to fix the bugs generated from installing Ubuntu on one computer, then putting the HDD in another computer with different hardware?
[03:04] <bankix> paissad-hp: I fear you have a dead mainboard...
[03:04] <a1> What do i need to do before it will play the movie?
[03:04] <miguelonnnn> hey Dr_Willis  are u ther?
[03:04] <bankix> paissad-hp: Are there any LEDs on your board? E.g. at the network connector?
[03:04] <paissad-hp> bankix, let me check
[03:04] <bankix> a1: So you're able to mount BluRay discs the same way as normal DVDs.
[03:05] <alinicric> Anyone know of a webcam to apache page streaming program?
[03:05] <dihi> mnaime yes a macbook pro
[03:05] <jMyles> I want to, for all future logins, disable compiz and enable metacity.  I want to do this from the CLI.  Effectively, I want to set preferences -> Appearance -> Visual Effects to none from the CLI.  How can I do this?
[03:05] <a1> No not at all
[03:05] <a1> but it will recognize regular CDs and DVD's
[03:05] <bankix> a1: Ah. Okay. What happens when inserting a quite normal DVD into that drive. Will this show up?
[03:06] <miguelonnnn> nice question jMyles let's see if anybody know it hehe i'm intersted too
[03:06] <bankix> a1: Ah, it doesn't recognize BluRays.
[03:06] <a1> when vista was previously installed, it played'em without a hitch
[03:06] <mnaines> Parsley: Generally, the answer is no...Most operating system installs are set for the hardware on the machine they are originally installed on.  However, if you do a live install, you can do that
[03:06] <Lythande> greetings, anyone has info or a script about iostat used for checking activity of a partition? idea behind it : want to automatically set the pc to halt of no traffic is on that partition. other solutions welcome
[03:06] <bankix> a1: What kind of BluRays did you put in?
[03:06] <bankix> a1: Films?
[03:06] <MrKeuner> hello, how can I limit the memory a certain application can use?
[03:06] <a1> i've tried several, mostly blockbuster flavors
[03:06] <a1> nothing brand new though
[03:07] <maco> jMyles: i think somewhere in gconf. lemme look it up
[03:07] <paissad-hp> bankix, no
[03:07] <paissad-hp> no led
[03:07] <paissad-hp> the motherboard's dead :-(
[03:07] <bankix> a1: The films are copy protected. You can't read them without some very strange software.
[03:07] <bankix> paissad-hp: No LEDs at all?
[03:08] <bankix> paissad-hp: Not even link LEDs on your ethernet port?
[03:08] <paissad-hp> bankix, no led when i plug the RJ45 ethernet
[03:08] <a1> i'm aware that it needs special DRM keys and etc.
[03:08] <bankix> paissad-hp: Ah, there are LEDs, but they are not lit, correct?
[03:08] <bankix> a1: Indeed.
[03:09] <a1> but the Dell studio XPS 1640 is also shipped with ubuntu and has support for blu-ray
[03:09] <bankix> a1: Sorry that I'm not able to help you with that special topic.
[03:09] <paissad-hp> bankix, lit ??
[03:09] <a1> i can't find any documentation though in regards to it
[03:09] <bankix> paissad-hp: There are LEDs, but none of them is illuminated/flashing.
[03:09] <paissad-hp> bankix, it should have the green and orange led     blinking or something like that, but nothing !
[03:10] <bankix> paissad-hp: Okay. If you're lucky, it's just a matter of the power supply. Under-voltage or something.
[03:10] <Parsley> ok, something is weird with my unetbootin now, it skips extraction of files as if i dont have 7zip, but i know i do
[03:10] <ctmjr> a1: see if this helps https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/BluRayAndHDDVD say's it's for 8.10 so might be old
[03:10] <Flannel> alinicric: There's a few of them.  Search the repos for "webcam" and you'll get a bunch.
[03:11] <bankix> Parsley: Just install that package.
[03:11] <Parsley> install 7zip?
[03:11] <a1> ctmjr: i've seen that link, but its not much help
[03:11] <bankix> Parsley: Yes.
[03:11] <Parsley> it's in my add/remove list already, i think it's installed
[03:12] <maco> jMyles: ok so i *think* this will output the current wm: gconftool-2 --get /desktop/gnome/applications/window_manager/current
[03:13] <maco> jMyles: and to set it to metacity: gconftool-2 --set /desktop/gnome/applications/window_manager/current "metacity"
[03:13] <maco> jMyles: that help?
[03:13] <bankix> parsley: You need the package 7zip-full.
[03:13] <mnaines> If I am going to do system and network administration, what programs do I need?
[03:13] <Parsley> ah ok
[03:13] <jMyles> maco: You are correct that the first command gave me my current wm
[03:13] <bankix> parsley: Try "dpkg -l 7zip-full" to see the status of that package.
[03:14] <nnull> mnaines, if you use Synaptic there even a Tab just for that, even Add/Remove has it i believe
[03:14] <Parsley> ya none found, gotta get the full one i see
[03:15] <maco> jMyles: hmm or maybe its /desktop/gnome/applications/window_manager/default that you should set..... mine is "/usr/bin/xmonad" because its what i use, but i guess "/usr/bin/metacity" if thats what you want. well if current doesnt do it, try that one. one of the two should get it
[03:15] <mnaines> nnull: are there any specific programs that will help?
[03:16] <jMyles> maco: "must specify a type when setting a value"
[03:16] <lowlycoder> i want to buy a tablet for linux; but it doesn't need 2048 levels of sensistivity like wacom; in fact~ just a few levels like 8 or so would suffice
[03:16] <nnull> mnaines, what are you trying to do?
[03:16] <nnull> mnaines, specifically
[03:17] <mdg> mmorrow: how is it going?
[03:17] <maco> jMyles: --type=string
[03:17] <maco> mnaines: you need a shell. and you need to learn to use it. linux and unix servers dont have guis
[03:17] <mnaines> nnull: Well, basically, I started up my own computer company and I plan to offer a variety of services ranging from simple maintenance to system and network security to disaster recovery to data backup/encryption and secure storage and file deletion
[03:17] <jMyles> maco: Yeah, I figured that after a quick bout of googling.  :-)
[03:18] <maco> jMyles: ok
[03:18] <bankix> maco: Interesting idea.
[03:18] <bankix> maco: Did it work out good?
[03:19] <maco> bankix: what?
[03:19] <bankix> maco: Your company.
[03:19] <maco> bankix: mnaines dude
[03:19] <mnaines> maco: Most of the systems I would be dealing with would be Windows machines
[03:19] <mmorrow> mdg: i'm sidetracked with something else for a bit, but my plan is to get the desktop .iso (x86_64, since this little laptop has an athlon64) onto a usbkey bootably (a word?;), and see if i can get ubuntu installed that way. if that works i'm going to try the linux-backports-modules-jaunty pkg.
[03:19] <Parsley> sudo apt-get install 7zip-full did not find any, am i supposed to use p7zip-full?
[03:19] <maco> bankix: my business idea is very low tech
[03:19] <bankix> Parsley: Yes. Or just use Synaptic.
[03:20] <mnaines> bankix: I just started it up, so I haven't had any interest yet...One person called to inquire about the services I offer, but I haven't been able to reach him to return his call
[03:20] <mmorrow> mdg: i'll report back with the outcome, however it goes
[03:20] <GatorAlli> How do you get packages from a list? eg. ("aconnectgui alsa-tools alsa-tools-gui audacity audacious") without having to enter each?
[03:20] <bankix> mnaines: Then good luck!
[03:20] <mdg> mmorrow: good luck - looking forward to your report :)
[03:20] <simpatico> <º))) )>< hola ><(((( º>
[03:20] <Parsley> ok, pzip-full installed, so i guess unetbootin is fine now.  i used it to put super grub on an empty HDD, then when I tried booting from said HDD, computer turns itself off instantly
[03:21] <mmorrow> mdg: thanks! :)
[03:21] <bazhang> !es | simpatico
[03:21] <JohnCorbeau> mnaines: as I'll be doing the same very soon, good luck!
[03:21] <mnaines> bankix: Thanks.  I am trying to get used to CLI, but I moved to Linux from Windows and am not used to CLI.  I still need a GUI to help me
[03:21] <jMyles> ....sorry, how to restart X from the CLI?
[03:21] <bankix> mnaines: CLI = command line interface? Or something different?
[03:22] <jMyles> bankix: yep
[03:22] <mdg> mnaines: I'm learning CLI too - been using an INX live CD for the basics
[03:22] <mnaines> bankix: Aff...I need to learn that
[03:22] <Ahadiel> jMyles, sudo /etc/rc.d/?dm restart
[03:22] <bankix> mnaines: Indeed, you'll have to get very familiar with the cli.
[03:22] <bankix> jMyles: Real question? How to restart X?
[03:23] <mnaines> bankix: I only recently came to Linux (I have been using Linux full-time since July 1), so I still need a GUI to help me
[03:23] <jMyles> bankix: Are you asking me?  :-)  Because I'm asking that right now./
[03:23] <bankix> jMyles: I wanted to know if this is a real question.   I'd think that would only restart gnome.
[03:24] <bankix> mostafa_: Then select "Samba" from the system settings menu.
[03:24] <mostafa_> poent: yeah
[03:24] <Jooder492> Why does Ubuntu make my access my internet very slow and any other OS runs the internet fast?
[03:24] <bastidrazor> jMyles, that restarts X.
[03:24] <Ahadiel> jMyles, gdm/kdm start X
[03:24] <bankix> jMyles: bastidrazor is right.
[03:25] <mnaines> JohnCorbeau: My advice:  Try to separate yourself from the competition.  The way I do that is in the business strategy - I work by myself, which helps me ensure the best possible quality
[03:25] <mostafa_> bankix: I install it via this command "sudo apt-get install samba"
[03:25] <poent> mostafa_, just make a folder that you wanna share andright click it. then go to sharing options
[03:25] <mostafa_> bankix: is it right?
[03:25] <Jooder492> Why does Ubuntu make my access my internet very slow and any other OS runs the internet fast?
[03:25] <jMyles> Hmmm, the solution proposed by Maco to disable visual effects (essentially make metacity the default instead of compiz) from the CLI was not effectual.
[03:25] <bankix> mostafa_: Nope, the packae is named system-config-samba.
[03:25] <bankix> mostafa_: So "sudo apt-get install system-config-samba".
[03:25] <mostafa_> bankix: ok thnx
[03:26] <bankix> Jooder492: GIgabit ethernet or 100MBit/s?
[03:27] <mostafa_> bankix: k I get it then what should i do?
[03:27] <poent> mostafa_, i'm telling you samba isnt the way to go
[03:28] <bankix> mostafa_: Have a look at you system settings menu in the system menu.
[03:28] <bankix> mostafa_: There you'll find samba. This will help you configuring your shares.
[03:29] <bankix> mostafa_: Of course, here are different solutions sharing files.
[03:30] <mostafa_> bankix: I can't find it can I use it by a command?
[03:30] <bankix> mostafa_: you can. the command is system-config-samba
[03:31] <Parsley> I wish to make a a partition on a HDD to boot Ubuntu installation from, basically store the LiveCD on a seperate partition on a HDD without anything on it, so when computer starts, it goes to grub and asks me to install Ubuntu.  What do I need to do besides use Unetbootin to place the LiveCD image and bootloader on to this "recovery partition"? (Did this and said "missing OS")
[03:31] <Jooder492> why is my ubuntu internet slow?
[03:32] <bankix> Jooder492: Gigabit or 100MBIt/s ethernet?
[03:32] <Jooder492> ?  im on wireless.  it dosent matter if im wired or not
[03:32] <bankix> Parsley: You want to boot the ISO image?
[03:32] <Parsley> ya
[03:32] <bankix> Jooder492: Okay.
[03:32] <bankix> Parsley: No way AFAIK.
[03:32] <hajar> hi .. can any one give me software for blind people?
[03:32] <Parsley> QQ
[03:33] <bankix> Jooder492: Which is you network device? wlan0? something different?
[03:33] <nnull> hajar, lookup braille
[03:33] <Jooder492> i only seem to have problems on my network though.  i have completly reset my router and everything.  what settings do i need to change?
[03:33] <nnull> hajar, not to sure otherwise :s
[03:33] <mdg> jMyles: have you tried gconf-editor?
[03:33] <maco> jMyles: dang. maybe thats what that "note: deprecated" meant. so it must live somewhere else...
[03:33] <maco> mdg: either i gave him the wrong gconf key or its not in gconf
[03:33] <bankix> Jooder492: I did get that. What is you network device for wlan?
[03:33] <mostafa_> bankix: K I opened it then what to do?
[03:34] <Parsley> bankix: can it work if I actually extract the ISO to the recovery partition?  I don't understand why having the install files and a boot loader doesnt work...
[03:34] <bankix> mostafa_: Configure your samba. Sorry, no samba basics lesson today...
[03:34] <hajar> thanks nnull ... I need software to say the name of place where the cursor on .. in ubuntu
[03:34] <Jooder492> im useing a linksys router
[03:34] <poent> mostafa_, add a share. Create a new folder in your home directory or user dir
[03:34] <bazhang> hajar, you mean something like a screen reader? gnome-orca does that
[03:34] <bankix> Parsley: Another question: Why not installing Ubuntu on that second partition?
[03:35] <hajar> yrd bazhang
[03:35] <hajar> yes
[03:35] <bankix> Jooder492: Okay, a linksys. But what I need to know is the networking device name in Ubuntu.
[03:35] <Parsley> bankix: I want to, but my LiveCD is corrupted
[03:35] <jMyles> mdg: But where oh where?
[03:35] <bazhang> hajar, the package name is gnome-orca
[03:35] <bankix> Jooder492: You get a list of them (and their settings) when calling "ifconfig" on the comman line.
[03:35] <Jooder492> ok just a second
[03:36] <Parsley> bankix: I made a LiveCD on a DVD and on a Flash Drive, both came out corrupted, both using manually downloaded 9.04 LiveCD ISO
[03:36] <mdg> jMyles: gconf-editor:  Desktop> Gnome> Applications> Window Manager and change default to metacity from compiz
[03:36] <Jooder492> sorry im kinda new at ubuntu
[03:36] <hajar> thanks bazhang
[03:36] <bazhang> Parsley, you need to md5 the iso and re download if it is corrupt
[03:36] <Parsley> I mean they worked up to a point then froze up installation
[03:36] <bazhang> !md5 | Parsley
[03:36] <bankix> Parsley: Did you check the checksums before writing them?
[03:36] <Parsley> ok
[03:37] <bankix> Jooder492: No problem. Just open a terminal, then enter "ifconfig"
[03:37] <mostafa_> poent: I've done that and you mean each folder I wanna share I add it with "Add Share"
[03:37] <catmando> !ifconfig
[03:37] <mdg> jMyles: you having trouble getting to gconf-editor?
[03:37] <bankix> Jooder492: THis will produce a list. In the first column, there are names like "eth0" or "lan0" or "ath0".
[03:37] <Jooder492> this is all im getting "bash: ipconfig: command not found
[03:37] <Jooder492> "
[03:37] <poent> mostafa_, yeah
[03:37] <bazhang> Jooder492, iFconfig
[03:37] <Ahadiel> jordo2323, ifconfig
[03:37] <nnull> Jooder492, try "ifconfig" ;)
[03:37] <poent> mostafa_,  are you trying to share it with awindows computer over the network?
[03:37] <bankix> Jooder492: In the second column is a block with the settings of the device listed on the left.
[03:38] <idiot_newbie> Anyone out there have any success getting Catalyst::Devel installed on Ubuntu?
[03:38] <Jooder492> oops... use to windows.  second
[03:38] <mostafa_> poent: yeah yeah exactly I want to say that
[03:38] <bankix> Jooder492: I need the contents of the left column, so eth0, wlan0, lo, whatever shows up there.
[03:38] <idiot_newbie> Catalyst :: Devel
[03:38] <nnull> Jooder492, or if that becomes too problematic, "alias ipconfig='ifconfig'"
[03:38] <nnull> :)
[03:38] <poent> mostafa_, what version of windows are you using?
[03:38] <RPG_Master> I used the pre-config settings for deluge with the Firewall app GUFW... but then I change deluge's ports and now when I press the button it just adds the old ports... how do I fix this?
[03:39] <miguelonnnn> hey 1 question please, i read that to dd my usb, i need to umount it first, but if i umount the mount point, the disk gets umounted too. How can i umount just the filesystem?
[03:39] <jMyles> mdg: well now I am.  I can't seem to connect via SSH.
[03:39] <Jooder492> you need all the contents that are beside the eth0 and the lo?
[03:39] <mostafa_> I have 2 PCs one with vista and the other one with XP
[03:39] <Jooder492> thats all thats listed is the eth0 and lo
[03:39] <mostafa_> poent: I have 2 PCs one with vista and the other one with XP
[03:39] <mdg> jMyles: oh you are doing this on another machine?
[03:39] <jMyles> mdg: yep.
[03:39] <bankix> Jooder492: Okay, eth0 and lo.
[03:40] <bankix> Jooder492: Below etho, is there some "inet address" followed by an IP address?
[03:40] <mdg> jMyles: and you don't want to start X on that machine to fix this, right?
[03:40] <poent> mostafa_, on the vista computers you'll need to dissable password protected sharing in the network configurations
[03:40] <jMyles> mdg: true.
[03:40] <poent> mostafa_,  otherwise after rebooting the ubuntu system the share should be set up
[03:40] <jMyles> mdg: Well, it seems that compiz is messing the machine up.  I don't mind starting X and using X forwarding.
[03:40] <Parsley> ubottu: what do I do with the numbers in the download link provided on that first page you showed?  I don't get how that downloads md5; sudo apt-get md5 or md5sums didnt work
[03:41] <jMyles> mdg: But I can use gconftool-2 instead of gconf-editor, no?
[03:41] <poent> mostafa_,  i had issues setting up the network share, which is why i did it the other way and used the sharing option thats built into ubuntu
[03:41] <Jooder492> inet addr:<IP_ADDRESS>  Bcast:<IP_ADDRESS>
[03:41] <Parsley> ubottu: do you feel love?
[03:41] <Dr_Willis> miguelonnnn:  dd if=/dev/DEVICENAME of=outputfile   the device does not in any way need to  me mounted. check sudo fdisk -l   - to tell what the device name is
[03:41] <bankix> miguelonnnn: As long the device is connected, there is a device name associated. Such as /dev/sdb1 or simmilar.
[03:41] <mostafa_> poent: it has no difficulty with xp?
[03:41] <bankix> Jooder492: Great. Is that your wireless IP adress?
[03:41] <Jooder492> yea
[03:41] <TeslaTrav> anyone good with LIRC?
[03:41] <Jooder492> im running this on vertualbox right now if that makes a diffrance
[03:42] <miguelonnnn> yeah but when i umount it /dev/devicename gets out too
[03:42] <poent> mostafa_,  no windows xp doesnt demand a password to login with like vista and windows 7 do
[03:42] <bankix> Jooder492: In that block, below the IP adress, there is a "MTU:" followed by a number. Which number? Probably 1500.
[03:42] <RPG_Master> I used the pre-config settings for deluge with the Firewall app GUFW... but then I change deluge's ports and now when I press the button it just adds the old ports... how do I fix this?
[03:42] <bankix> miguelonnnn: When you just unmount a drive, the device handle will not get lost.
[03:42] <mdg> jMyles: I've not used gconftool2 before - where did you find it?
[03:42] <Dr_Willis> miguelonnnn:   see if 'fdisk -l' shows the device.. You can 'dd' things while they are mounted.. just be sure to not access it any othe way at the same tiome
[03:42] <Jooder492> yes it is 1500
[03:42] <miguelonnnn> yeah it gets :S sadly
[03:42] <bankix> miguelonnnn: Only when removing the device physically it gets lost.
[03:43] <mostafa_> poent: thanks bro and another question how can i share sth from windows and get it from ubuntu?
[03:43] <Dr_Willis> miguelonnnn:  use the umount command, not the icon/safely/remove/eject option
[03:43] <bankix> Jooder492: Okay. Then try "sudo ifconfig eth0 mtu 999" Please no typing errors.
[03:43] <miguelonnnn> i can't ummount by umount
[03:43] <miguelonnnn> i just can do it the "remove button" way
[03:43] <mdg> jMyles: you want to use gconf2
[03:43] <catmando> try umount -f
[03:43] <miguelonnnn> it's impossible
[03:43] <catmando> miguelonnnn,  try umount -f
[03:43] <ASShole> hi
[03:43] <miguelonnnn> some processes are running on my disk
[03:43] <bankix> Jooder492: This will lower your MTU (maximum transfer unit) to 999 bytes, which is a number guessed by random.
[03:44] <miguelonnnn> i kill them  but reappear
[03:44] <catmando> ASShole, hi!
[03:44] <bankix> Jooder492: So ubuntu will sen smaller packages.
[03:44] <miguelonnnn> ok catmando
[03:44] <Dr_Willis> Its not impossible.. :) gnome-s auto mounting stuff is just confuseing things..
[03:44] <mdg> jMyles: within gconf2 is the app gconftool
[03:44] <mostafa_> poent: thanks bro and another question how can i share sth from windows and get it from ubuntu?
[03:44] <mdg> jMyles: or did you already install that
[03:44] <bankix> Jooder492: If this helps a bit, you can increase the number, close to 1500, till you get a good performance.
[03:45] <mandara> How to download 2.0 branch with bzr? thnx
[03:45] <mandara> gwibber's branch
[03:45] <miguelonnnn> oh man!!!!! i did it
[03:45] <miguelonnnn> i did itttttttt
[03:45] <Jooder492> ok thank you.  i will see if that helped
[03:45] <bankix> Jooder492: Some routers wil create empty packages when ubuntu sends 1500 bytes packages, which will slow down the transfer a lot.
[03:45] <mostafa_> poent: I mean how can I get the shared files with ubuntu?
[03:45] <miguelonnnn> with the -f flag
[03:45] <miguelonnnn> great!!!
[03:45] <catmando> miguelonnnn, great job!
[03:45] <miguelonnnn> thanks cat !
[03:45] <miguelonnnn> i 've been trying it an hour
[03:45] <catmando> miguelonnnn, you are welcome.
[03:46] <miguelonnnn> by killing the processes
[03:46] <Abdullah9> hi
[03:46] <Abdullah9> any one
[03:46] <Abdullah9> i need help
[03:46] <miguelonnnn> but they did appear again
[03:46] <Abdullah9> ?
[03:46] <Abdullah9> plssss
[03:46] <Abdullah9> guys ?
[03:46] <miguelonnnn> the fseventsd daemon
[03:47] <acu> I need to see some CBT in Project Management videos - the cd has some Wmv asf video and I cannot see anything - just sound - and get some message "video/x-asf-unknown decoder" not installed
[03:47] <mostafa_> bankix: poent: sharing files with ubuntu solved but how can I get the shared files from windows with ubuntu?
[03:47] <RPG_Master> I used the pre-config settings for deluge with the Firewall app GUFW... but then I change deluge's ports and now when I press the button it just adds the old ports... how do I fix this?
[03:47] <miguelonnnn> i killed it but came again
[03:47] <bazhang> Abdullah9, ask a question