[00:00] <_biovore_> x404x: if you use 16 KiB blocks.. you can get 16 TiB
[00:00] <dest_> llutz, the task with the ^ works only with apt-get ?
[00:00] <x404x> can block size be changed without data loss ?
[00:00] <llutz> dest_: afaik yes
[00:00] <x404x> according to wikipedia even 8kb blocks are hard to support ?
[00:01] <_biovore_> x404x: rgr
[00:01] <Blarghs> How many of us have girlfriends that have fallen asheep right now :=) ?
[00:01] <Irishmanluke> haha
[00:01] <llutz> linux users have gf? never
[00:02] <x404x> yeah we would spend time on linux if we had them lol
[00:02] <Blarghs> llutz: I wish for you to evapporate
[00:02] <Irishmanluke> I got dumped a couple weeks ago :(
[00:02] <bthornton> what's a girlfriend?
[00:02] <bthornton> man girlfriend
[00:02] <x404x> lol
[00:02] <tokam> hi what does it mean to be "ROOT" on ubuntu? root@ubuntu:/home/ubuntu# chroot myroot/ /bin/sh
[00:02] <tokam> chroot: cannot run command `/bin/sh': Permission denied
[00:02] <mrwes> rm -rf girlfriend
[00:02] <Ben64> ext4 goes up to 1EB
[00:02] <_biovore_> x404x: if you need big storage space.. I suggest XFS..  thats good to 8 exabytes..
[00:03] <x404x> what happens if i mount several volumes in the same dir and the total exceeding system size ?
[00:03] <th0r> tokam: good luck fixing that one
[00:03] <x404x> hm maybe i should try that
[00:03] <Irishmanluke> tokam: It means you have all privleges and you could easily screw everythingup
[00:03] <Blarghs> llutz: So youre saying you define your life without a woman ?
[00:03] <x404x> i suppose i can use ext3 on system and xfs on a raid nas
[00:03] <_biovore_> x404x: mounted volumes are sperate filesystems..
[00:03] <x404x> how will they interact ?
[00:04] <x404x> can i know what drive each file resides on ?
[00:04] <Blarghs> llutz: I hope that anus licks fine :P
[00:04] <PuritanGeek1> Back
[00:04] <llutz> Blarghs: stop
[00:04] <Blarghs> hehe
[00:04] <mM94> hello. Could someone help me with my gecko media player plugin for firefox? It's been working fine until now. I try to load a quick time movie and it keeps cycling play/stop. It never actually plays
[00:04] <Blarghs> llutz: You have been a bit evil
[00:04] <_biovore_> x404x: not sure what your doing.. I got food ready.. bbl maybe..
[00:05] <eshaase> how do i prevent ubuntu's update software from upgrading a particular package?
[00:05] <x404x> trying to build a mirrored nas
[00:05] <llutz> eshaase: set it on hold
[00:05] <x404x> probably 8-16 tb
[00:05] <abuirfan> i trying to remove pdns-recurose, reinstall and remove also give me the same error
[00:05] <abuirfan> dpkg: error processing pdns-recursor (--purge): Package is in a very bad inconsistent state - you should reinstall it before attempting a removal.
[00:06] <micah> Hello.  Does anyone know why rhythmbox cannot transcode FLAC to mp3?  I had this working previously with Debian.
[00:06] <abuirfan> any idea how to completely remove this package/
[00:06] <Blarghs> llutz: Sorry you say ? ... Im your mediator and ill decide
[00:06] <DasEi> abuirfan: did you try to reinstall it first ?
[00:06] <abuirfan> reinstall also give an error
[00:07] <mM94> eshaase, Open synaptic package manager. Search for and select the package you no longer want to update. Go to the Package menu and select "Lock Version"
[00:07] <Blarghs> Hit em high, hit em low, hit em, move along, cut em out, cut em in roll out!!!
[00:07] <abuirfan>  * Stopping PowerDNS recursor pdns-recursor
[00:07] <abuirfan> invoke-rc.d: initscript pdns-recursor, action "stop" failed.
[00:07] <abuirfan> dpkg: warning - old pre-removal script returned error exit status 1
[00:07] <jatt> Hi, I'm using Ubuntu 8.04.1 and want to upgrade to Ubuntu 9.04 which is the easiest way to upgrade my system?
[00:07] <llutz> ikonia: tks
[00:07] <Um_cara_qualquer> excuse folks... i can't enter the gnome in a partittion, i don't know why, but when it boots, the partittion goes to a terminal graphic with the name "initramsf>"... like DOS of Windows... How can i start gnome in it?
[00:08] <CopyWriter> can the computer janitor "damage" my system in any way
[00:08] <eshaase> mM94: perfect! thanks!
[00:08] <James-1> jatt: see http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/upgrading
[00:09] <spO> so dvd::rip is not console based, it is only gui?  i cannot open it without opening gui
[00:09] <James-1> Hello, I'm getting the Grub error 17 problem. Grub isn't able to read any of my file system except the flash drive.
[00:09] <stercor> When I compose a message in Evolution there is nothing in the From: field and the down arrow at the right-hand side is greyed out.
[00:09] <jatt> James-1: that page has instructions to upgrade from 8.04 to 9.04 using KDE tools, how can I do it using gnome tools? Should I upgrade to 8.10 first?
[00:09] <Irishmanluke> Um_cara_qualquer: if there are no graphics then there's probably a problem but you could try startx&, anyone else?
[00:10] <th0r> spO: dvd-rip is a front end for a number of cli programs.
[00:10] <Um_cara_qualquer> hmm
[00:10] <DasEi> abuirfan: sudo dpkg  -r -p  "paketname"                << does this work ?
[00:10] <Um_cara_qualquer> Irishmanluke, lets see, brb
[00:10] <James-1> jatt: are you sure that you looked at the first entry on the page?
[00:11] <spO> i wnat to rip dvds without them being shrunk, do i have to use a wine program?
[00:11] <spO> i tried many ubuntu prograsm
[00:11] <spO> they are all bloated
[00:11] <og01> how do i change the default app that is opened when clicking on applications within gnome?
[00:11] <frostbite7> how do you make ubuntu read your wireless card
[00:11] <frostbite7> ?
[00:11] <frostbite7> ?
[00:11] <frostbite7> ?
[00:11] <FloodBot2> frostbite7: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:11] <stercor> sp0: .wav files?
[00:11] <DasEi> spO: you can use k33b to just create a iso
[00:11] <spO> stercor, movie dvds
[00:12] <DasEi> spO: you can use *k3b to just create a iso
[00:12] <spO> i want to rip whole directories and copy them to local directories
[00:12] <James-1> jatt: Oh, i just read some more on the page. You *do* need to upgrade to 8.10 first.
[00:12] <spO> i guess i will use wine programs
[00:12] <x404x> anyone knows how to setup inn2 ? preferably most settings in one dir-tree
[00:12] <DasEi> spO: do you want to copy them or create an iso ?
[00:13] <DasEi> abuirfan: ?
[00:13] <abuirfan> DasEi: nope not working
[00:13] <HobbleAlong> jatt: only 1 version upgrade at a time ie 8.04->8.10 8.10->9.04. *Must* be done in order.
[00:13] <abuirfan> dpkg: you must specify packages by their own names, not by quoting the names of the files they come in
[00:13] <frostbite7> anybody?
[00:13] <harjot> how do i restart the usb module?
[00:13] <James-1> frostbite7: can you give more details? internal? external?
[00:13] <abuirfan> even when i in /var/cache/apt/
[00:13] <harjot> how do i restart the usb module?
[00:13] <abuirfan> and the package is there
[00:14] <James-1> harjot: more details, maybe?
[00:14] <jatt> HobbleAlong: thanks, will upgrade to 8.10 first
[00:14] <Um_cara_qualquer> Irishmanluke, it says that does not exist such thing as startx
[00:14] <frostbite7> internal and thanks for responding james-1
[00:14] <Um_cara_qualquer> /bin/sh says it
[00:14] <Irishmanluke> ok
[00:14] <somaunn> hello everyone
[00:14] <stercor> harjot: do a 'ps ax | grep usbkill its process; copy and paste the command to start it up again.
[00:14] <harjot> James-1: im actulally on kubuntu but after starting the computer after 30+ mins all usb stops working
[00:15] <spO> basei, i want to copy the whole directory of dvd movies, so i can re-encode them/shrink them with dvdrebuilder+ cce
[00:15] <stercor> harjot: I hit the enter key too soon.
[00:15] <frostbite7> it's an internal harddrive
[00:15] <Irishmanluke> Um_cara_qualquer: try ps aux | grep x-session and see if that returns anything if it is running you should be able to get to the gnome session by pressing ctrl alt f7
[00:15] <harjot> stercor: ok
[00:15] <frostbite7> lol i mean wireless card
[00:15] <Um_cara_qualquer> Irishmanluke, don't know if that's relevant... but in that partittion, it's isntalled linux mint
[00:16] <James-1> harjot: Idk, sorry.
[00:16] <Warning> heyy guys
[00:16] <DasEi> !nick | spO
[00:16] <Warning> how are you ?
[00:16] <harjot> James-1: its fine since u tried
[00:16] <James-1> frostbite7: Hmm, lemme think
[00:16] <harjot> stercor: whats the command
[00:16] <stercor> harjot: Perhaps someone has a more elegant solution.  Mine's heavy-handed, but it works for ntpd.
[00:16] <somaunn> i want to create a LUG in my country, how do i do it ?
[00:16] <Irishmanluke> Um_cara_qualquer: see if the ps auc | grep x-session returns anything
[00:17] <stercor> somaunn: First, find a few wheels...:->
[00:17] <Irishmanluke> Um_cara_qualquer: ps aux that is
[00:17] <harjot> could u show me ur solution again please? I want to see if it works
[00:17] <Warning> guys how to install aircrack-ng on ubuntu ?
[00:17] <DasEi>  spO : soory, wrong trigger (DasEi);; so you'll need the iso,  can use k3b for it
[00:17] <Ben64> Warning: sudo apt-get install aircrack-ng
[00:17] <somaunn> i got peoples who r very interrested on FOSS and ubuntu
[00:17] <Um_cara_qualquer> Irishmanluke, just "ps aux" or "ps aux | grep x-session"?
[00:18] <Irishmanluke> Um_cara_qualquer: the seccond one
[00:18] <Um_cara_qualquer> k
[00:18] <TheNewGuy> How do I do a low level format?  Want to start with a fresh drive
[00:18] <somaunn> not sure if this is the righ channel for such question
[00:18] <Warning> E: Couldn't find package aircrack-ng
[00:18] <James-1> frostbite7: try http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=1071920&mode=linear mane
[00:18] <llutz> Warning: it's n universe
[00:18] <James-1> frostbite7: maybe*
[00:18] <Warning> what i need to do ?
[00:19] <s0crates> hello everyone, I recently upgraded my ram from 512mg to 4 gig running 64 bit kubuntu and now suddently the window composition is slow-- I have an intel coryville motherboard using on board video with a dual core intel Pentium D chip at 2.8 ghz. Any other info that I can give to help, let me know
[00:19] <stercor> harjot: do a 'ps ax | grep usb'; copy the command line from the usb process; get the process number; kill its process; paste the command to start it up again.
[00:19] <s0crates> oh I'm running kubuntu 64 bit 9.04 jaunty
[00:19] <Ben64> !universe
[00:20] <TheNewGuy> HI, I want to wipe my drive so I can do a fresh install of windows and ubunto on a dual boot system.
[00:20] <Tamnakz> What's a good media player for Ubuntu? I'm using whatever coems with the 8.10 install, but it's horrible on anything but the laptop speakers. It's very very flat. Any ideas?
[00:20] <stercor> harjot: There. I copied, pasted, and completed it.
[00:20] <TheNewGuy> How do I format my drive?
[00:20] <Raydiation> hi could it be a harware defect if ubuntu live cd fails modprobing drivers?
[00:20] <harjot> ok lol
[00:20] <llutz> TheNewGuy: let the installer format it
[00:20] <ikonia> !gparted > TheNewGuy
[00:20] <stercor> Tamnakz: I use mplayer (command line), gxmms2 (GUI)
[00:21] <James-1> frostbite7: did you get my message?
[00:21] <Irishmanluke> Tamnakz: I use vlc don't know if that will help your problem though
[00:21] <darkscrypt> hey gott a question
[00:21] <harjot> stercor: whats ksuspendusbd?
[00:21] <stercor> darkscrypt:
[00:21] <frostbite7> yes james-1 thank you
[00:21] <s0crates> anywhere else I should ask my question to get help?
[00:21] <harjot> stercor: and underneath is :
[00:21] <stercor> obviously.  Just ask.
[00:21] <s0crates> tried google, but did not find info
[00:21] <darkscrypt> stercor, nevermind lol
[00:21] <harjot> stercor:
[00:21] <harjot>  1500 ?        S<     0:00 [ksuspend_usbd]
[00:21] <harjot> 26873 pts/1    S+     0:00 grep usb
[00:22] <stercor> harjot: underneath is what?
[00:22] <harjot>  1500 ?        S<     0:00 [ksuspend_usbd]
[00:22] <harjot> 26873 pts/1    S+     0:00 grep usb
[00:22] <TheNewGuy> If i use the ubuntu installer to format my drive, how do I get windows on it?
[00:22] <TheNewGuy> Can I put windows on after I have installed ubuntu?
[00:22] <ikonia> TheNewGuy: let windows installer format it
[00:23] <Um_cara_qualquer> Irishmanluke, it says: 771 0                1196  S  grep x-session
[00:23] <somaunn> i need ur help because we (my crew and me) are preparing ourselves for the release party of karmik koala
[00:23] <stercor> harjot: Oh, it's a kernel process. YMMV.  May have to reboot.
[00:23] <Um_cara_qualquer> but it goes to a black screen when i press control + alt + f7
[00:23] <Tamnakz> stercor, does it allow a proper equalizer?
[00:23] <Tamnakz> either or?
[00:23] <TheNewGuy> ikonia, what is the difference between a "low level format" and a "high level format"?
[00:23] <s0crates> so any ideas why my windows composition is slow on an intel built in video card? it was running perfectly with 512 ram and now is too slow with 4 gigs ram. what gives?
[00:23] <somaunn> so, we need some more info on how/what to do to create a LUG
[00:23] <ikonia> TheNewGuy: one wipes the file system the other puts 0's on the disk
[00:24] <Irishmanluke> Um_cara_qualquer: ok tell me what echo $PATH says
[00:24] <ikonia> TheNewGuy: don't need to low level format normally
[00:24] <spO> any of you install anydvd on ubuntu?
[00:24] <DasEi> abuirfan: sudo apt-get install <paket> --reinstall              << works ?
[00:24] <TheNewGuy> is there a way to do it?
[00:24] <stercor> harjot: try sudo kill 1500.  It may really mess things up, requiring a reboot.
[00:24] <CopyWriter> guys how do i create a bootable usb drive in ubuntu for bios flashing etc
[00:24] <Um_cara_qualquer> Irishmanluke, this terminal or on that other one?
[00:24] <ikonia> TheNewGuy: just use the OS installer - it will format it for you
[00:24] <Kalmi> s0crates, are you sure nothing else changed?
[00:24] <TheNewGuy> high or low?
[00:24] <ikonia> TheNewGuy: this channels if for ubuntu help - join ##windows for windows help
[00:25] <s0crates> Kalmi: absolutely, my bios setting and everything stayed the same. Unexplainable.
[00:25] <Irishmanluke> Um_cara_qualquer: the one you're trying to start your gnome session with
[00:25] <harjot> stercor: ok
[00:25] <Kalmi> s0crates, kernel update maybe?
[00:25] <Um_cara_qualquer> ok
[00:25] <lewench> For some reason my wireless is not connecting to my WPA network. I have the passphrase but its not connecting. Any reason why this might be happening? I am using the default network manager from Ubuntu 9.04 Driver- rt2860sta (Railink)
[00:25] <TheNewGuy> Ikonia, this is for ubuntu... if umbuntu worked correctly the first time and did not turn off my nick card, I would not have to be going through all this.
[00:25] <s0crates> Kalmi: I am running 28-15 now, I upgraded the kernel to see if it would help and nothing
[00:25] <Kalmi> s0crates, I mean that you could try an older kernel...
[00:25] <s0crates> oh try an older kernel?
[00:25] <ikonia> TheNewGuy: then why are you asking how to install windows on it
[00:26] <llutz> TheNewGuy: lowlevel is physical formatting, you cannot do that with modern hdds
[00:26] <Andorin> Is there a plugin for Compiz that, if turned off, would disable my ability to switch between workspaces? I've looked through them but I haven't figured out how to turn it back on.
[00:26] <Tamnakz> What's the best media player to use if I'm using my laptop to output to a stereo?
[00:26] <s0crates> Kalmi: actually I added the launchpad repo and then tried doing a dist-upgrade to see if it would help-- nothing
[00:26] <DasEi> !who | abuirfan
[00:26] <Kalmi> s0crate, "the launchpad repo"?
[00:27] <vr_mex_> llutz: very nice configured everything !!! this: sudo apt-get install lamp-server^ phpmyadmin  ;-) Thanks a lot !!!
[00:27] <s0crates> Kalmi: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=865741
[00:27] <TheNewGuy> Becareful about installing a dual boot set up, since 1997 people have had issues with ubuntu turning off the nic card when it is shut down so windows can not use the nic card when it boots.  They only know solution is to kill the power to the system when ubuntu is running and then booting into windows.  you can gool it.   not sure whey ubuntu has not fixed this.
[00:27] <s0crates> it was a suggestion for someone else that was having issues with the windows composition with kubuntu
[00:27] <reya276> How can I get Ubuntu 9.04 to recognize LG Vu C920 phone as a storage device or through BitPim?
[00:28] <Um_cara_qualquer> Irishmanluke, it says: /sbin:/usr/sbin:/bin:/usr/bin
[00:28] <ikonia> TheNewGuy: please don't talk nonsense
[00:28] <Belding> hahaha
[00:28] <spO> what is a better viodeo driver, xv or gl?
[00:28] <Irishmanluke> Um_cara_qualquer: ok try sudo /usr/X11R6/bin/startx
[00:28] <Tamnakz> What's the best media player for good audio quality?
[00:28] <DasEi> TheNewGuy: never experienced this
[00:28] <TheNewGuy> ikonia, please dont suggest someone is speaking nonsense if you don't know the truth, have not googled it, have are to ignorant to check it out first.
[00:29] <Kalmi> s0crates, are you sure that you didn't upgrade the kernel at that same you upgraded your RAM? does removing the newly added RAM help the performance?
[00:29] <DasEi> !best | Tamnakz
[00:29] <ikonia> TheNewGuy: I'm aware of the issue, but announcing it to the channel is pointless
[00:29] <DasEi> !mp3 | Tamnakz
[00:29] <s0crates> Kalmi: I tried putting my old ram in and the compositioning is fine again
[00:29] <Tamnakz> I have limited internet bandwidth, I can't download a dozen programs to find what's best for me
[00:29] <Kalmi> s0crates, duh... interesting :)
[00:29] <coreyman> I'm getting an input output error during read and write on my first hard disk with the partitioner on the min install, I know my disc isn't bad. Should I wait to set up raid until my installation is complete?
[00:29] <ikonia> coreyman: what type of raid, software, hardware or fakeraid
[00:30] <DasEi> Tamnakz: basically which kind of file ? small app or higher audio quality ?
[00:30] <Tamnakz> I have no probmel with formats, I just need something with a decent enough equalizer that it doesn't sound like poo
[00:30] <s0crates> Kalmi: it works fine in vista, I'm wondering why. Another thing is I'm running 64 bit linux but it only recognizes 3.2 gigs of ram
[00:30] <coreyman> ikonia http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16815123015
[00:30] <TheNewGuy> when i had the problem several people told me it was a windows problem..   That was a wast of my time... it is an ubunto problem and people need to know about it.  denying there is a proplem will only hurt more in the long run .
[00:30] <Tamnakz> higher quality audio
[00:30] <s0crates> Kalmi: I did a memtest on the new ram and it's perfectly fine
[00:30] <TheNewGuy> Ikonia, the first step is admitting there is a problem.
[00:30] <NFischer> How do i close X?
[00:30] <ikonia> coreyman: that's fake raid, I'd advise not using the raid function on it, and use linux based software raid
[00:30] <Tamnakz> I don't need anythign fancy, windows media player was plenty on that OS, just something that I can get rid of the flat sound that the ubuntu player has
[00:30] <ikonia> TheNewGuy: the problem is known and logged and not what you've said
[00:30] <zvacet> how can I remove added url for streaming in mplayer
[00:31] <DasEi> Tamnakz: amarok, mplayer
[00:31] <ikonia> TheNewGuy: it's very rare so announcing it to the channel add's no value
[00:31] <TheNewGuy> OH REALLY, what is the problem then?
[00:31] <Tamnakz> DasEi, is that two individual suggestions?
[00:31] <TheNewGuy> Ikonia, enlighten me, I would like to learn.
[00:31] <DasEi> Tamnakz: which one are you using now ?
[00:31] <ikonia> TheNewGuy: as I recall it's a problem with a firmware component on a card, but it's quite obscure
[00:31] <TheNewGuy> Ikonis, I am haveing the problem right now.
[00:31] <ikonia> TheNewGuy: I don't remember the full details
[00:31] <Um_cara_qualquer> Irishmanluke, it says: sudo: not found
[00:31] <coreyman> ikonia ok thank you very much
[00:31] <s0crates> I am completely baffled. lol
[00:32] <pmratpoison> Hello! jaunty eeepc 1000 user with the array kernel. I am encountering problems with apt. sudo apt-cache check result here http://pastebin.com/m79a817de and sources.list here http://pastebin.com/m37165dbe
[00:32] <ikonia> you have to power the box on/off to get the card to wake up
[00:32] <zvacet> I find it never mind
[00:32] <Um_cara_qualquer> then i tried with out sudo... and was the same thing
[00:32] <Tamnakz> DasEi,right now all I have is the 'movie player' or 'rythmbox'
[00:32] <slide> Is there an ubuntu/linux app similar to Quicksilver for osx?
[00:32] <Tamnakz> dasei, the movie player has horrible sound. Rythmbox is marginally better, but the program is horrily set up
[00:32] <Um_cara_qualquer> sorry about my english by the way
[00:32] <spO> gl is better than xv , right?  gl is more like directx and better thus, right?
[00:33] <Um_cara_qualquer> i'm not english or american :P
[00:33] <DasEi> Tamnakz: rhythmbox shouldn't sound bad, sure the problem isn't sth else ?
[00:33] <s0crates> Kalmi: thanks for the help, I'm going to get back to work, have things to do, but I'll be posting on the ubuntu forums later to see if anyone out there has the slightest clue cause I have no idea why this would happen!
[00:33] <Kalmi> s0crates, so am I :)
[00:33] <epitaph> slide: try gnome-do
[00:33] <s0crates> bye and thanks again
[00:33] <reya276> How can I get Ubuntu 9.04 to recognize LG Vu C920 phone as a storage device or through BitPim?
[00:34] <DasEi> Tamnakz: vlc is very tiny, with no fancy att all, but no bad sound, give this a try, often it is bad cabeling or audio driver
[00:34] <tjc> hello everyone, is this the right place to ask a question relating wireless issues on jaunty  ? :D
[00:34] <TheNewGuy> yes it is obscure, but it does happen and I think people should know about it. because when it happens some individuals in this room get very obnoxious defending ubuntu, claiming it is a windows problem.
[00:34] <Tamnakz> it's not bad . . . I was just curious if there was something more user friendly? a bare bones basic player that'll let me make a playlist, but also let me run a decent equalizer. I haden't played around much with the program
[00:34] <spO> any of you try to install anydvd on ubuntu?
[00:34] <Kalmi> Tamnakz: Audacious might be what you are looking for...
[00:34] <TheNewGuy> !windows
[00:34] <Um_cara_qualquer> Irishmanluke, are u here?
[00:34] <coreyman> ikonia is fake raid going to use the CPU also? or does that all happen on the card.
[00:34] <sy1> what anydvd use for ?
[00:34] <TheNewGuy> !chuck
[00:35] <TheNewGuy> !ubottu
[00:35] <ikonia> TheNewGuy: it is partly a windows problem in how the driver/firmware works, as I said it is known about, but announcing it to a room full of users as a generic thing is pointless
[00:35] <ikonia> coreyman: uses the cpu too
[00:35] <murlidhar> how can i make my cmus mp3 player the default player ?
[00:35] <Tamnakz> I've got vlc, and the audio is decent, ,but it doesn't have an equalizer, I have to have a digital equalizer to counteract the differences from using a U ccable going to RCA's to a stereo
[00:35] <coreyman> ikonia ok thanks
[00:35] <th0r> spO: anydvd is a windows program
[00:35] <sy1> nope
[00:35] <Tamnakz> Kalmi: Audacious?
[00:35] <sy1> i did not use anydvd
[00:35] <pmratpoison> Tamnakz: vlc DOES have an equalizer
[00:35] <DasEi> Tamnakz: equalizer is still a lack, especially as standalone on ubuntu, amarok has one, I never needed them, as my pheripherials (amp/headamp) offer this
[00:35] <TheNewGuy> Ikonia I was not announcing it to the users, i was announcing it to those offering assistance.
[00:36] <Kalmi> Tamnakz... google it...
[00:36] <ikonia> TheNewGuy: no you where not - hence why you warned the channel "be careful installing dual boot"
[00:36] <Warning> little question ... if i don't have Virtual Machine and i have on computer windows XP and i have a CD that on it have Ubuntu 9.0.iso can change my computer to ubuntu ?
[00:36] <phaidonx> Hi. I just used gparted from a live CD to resize some partitions and I can't boot my computer anymore
[00:36] <DasEi> Tamnakz: audacious has equi, too
[00:36] <pmratpoison> Tamnakz: it's under tools > extended settings
[00:36] <sy1> hi
[00:36] <murlidhar> how can i make my cmus mp3 player the default player ?
[00:36] <phaidonx> the grub loader still lists all the kernels but when I select one of them it says 'booting' and then hangs there
[00:37] <sy1> is there anywhere on the internet to down different type of formats ?
[00:37] <sy1> I want to try my External media player
[00:37] <MaGicMaX> any ideas how i could be using all 3GB of memory with only firefox, nautilus, Ktorrent, and Audacious running?
[00:37] <coreyman> ikonia what is the name of that software raid thing? mdam or something like that
[00:37] <DasEi> phaidonx: first glance is your fstab uses uuid, which changed , so they won't fit no more
[00:37] <Andorin> Is there a plugin for Compiz that, if turned off, would disable my ability to switch between workspaces? I've looked through them but I haven't figured out how to turn it back on.
[00:37] <TheNewGuy> Ikonia, and it was useful in the open room we have had this discussion and I hope some others have seen it, so that new users will not have to go through the BS that I had to go through.  Nic cards are cheap, I would have replaced sooner if i was given correct information.
[00:37] <Tamnakz> Pmratpoison: Shiat! I never thought to look there, I've used VLC for years, even on my Windows pc!!! SOOOO much better!
[00:37] <Kalmi> MaGicMaX, cache?
[00:37] <ikonia> coreyman: mdadm - thts it
[00:37] <Irishmanluke> Um_cara_qualquer: ok run whoami, if root do it without the sudo otherwise run su enter in your password then run the command again without sudo
[00:37] <Warning>  little question ... if i don't have Virtual Machine and i have on computer windows XP and i have a CD that on it have Ubuntu 9.0.iso can change my computer to ubuntu ?
[00:37] <ikonia> TheNewGuy: it's not useful - it's a known bug that's not fixed
[00:37] <phaidonx> I also have WinXP on another partition and I tried booting from that but when I try to it shows the splash screen (barely) and freezes again
[00:37] <coreyman> ikonia thx
[00:37] <MaGicMaX> Kalmi: huh?
[00:37] <sy1> what would be a good NIC card ?
[00:38] <sy1> that is compliant with kubuntu ?
[00:38] <ikonia> TheNewGuy: it effects very few users so announcing it just makes people think it is a big deal
[00:38] <phaidonx> DasEi: how do I fix that then?
[00:38] <murlidhar> sy1 ///// google using ......  <filename> filetype:mp3 or flac or whatever
[00:38] <MaGicMaX> Kalmi: please elaborate :)
[00:38] <ikonia> !hcl > sy1
[00:38] <sy1> ok
[00:38] <douglask> Question: Is it possible to get a free SSL cert for an email/web server that shows as valid in web browsers?
[00:38] <DasEi> phaidonx: have you got a live cd ?
[00:38] <sy1> ubottu
[00:38] <sy1> ubottu
[00:38] <sy1> ubottu
[00:38] <FloodBot2> sy1: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:38] <Warning>  little question ... if i don't have Virtual Machine and i have on computer windows XP and i have a CD that on it have Ubuntu 9.0.iso can change my computer to ubuntu ?
[00:38] <phaidonx> err. now even booting from the liveCD doesnt seem to work anymore!!
[00:38] <ikonia> douglask: no - you need a 3rd party to sign it
[00:38] <pmratpoison> Hello! jaunty eeepc 1000 user with the array kernel. I am encountering problems with apt. sudo apt-cache check result here http://pastebin.com/m79a817de and sources.list here http://pastebin.com/m37165dbe
[00:38] <phaidonx> I am trying again ...
[00:38] <ikonia> douglask: you can use self signed though
[00:38] <MaGicMaX> Kalmi: oh srry, 0 chached
[00:38] <TheNewGuy> Ikonia, it is useful, the next time someone comes into the room with the same problem what are you going to do?  tell them its a windows problem, (which it is not) or tell them there is a conflict that the nic card.  Get another one for 10 bucks.
[00:39] <spO> GL ie more like directx than XV , right? it is also newer and better?
[00:39] <sy1> what would be a good NIC card ?
[00:39] <ikonia> TheNewGuy: tell them exactly what I told you
[00:39] <MaGicMaX> Kalmi: cached*
[00:39] <murlidhar> how can i make my cmus mp3 player the default player ?
[00:39] <sy1> what would be a good NIC card ?
[00:39] <Kalmi> MaGicMaX, unlikely...
[00:39] <murlidhar> sy1: dlink would be a nice option
[00:39] <sy1> how about netgear ?
[00:39] <TheNewGuy> ikonia, you told me two things.
[00:39] <douglask> ikonia: I figured, but I figured I'd ask as well.  Ah well.   During boot, that's what it said to do. There's no resume image, so it goes straight to CLI, but then after a few seconds, the screen goes black. If I go into recovery mode, I have some options, and the screen stays on. 9.04, P6NGM-FD MB, C2D E6850 up from C2D E4600.
[00:39] <phaidonx> DasEi: I am trying to boot from the live cd but I just get a blinking cursor ...
[00:39] <ikonia> TheNewGuy: I'll repeat - it's not useful as pretty much no-one suffers from it and just causes un-needed questions and confusion when you make generic statments like "dual booting causes your network card problems"
[00:39] <TheNewGuy> Ikonia first that it was a windows issue and second that there is a conflic.
[00:39] <MaGicMaX> Kalmi: my bad, had -g option on heh, its 576mb
[00:39] <sy1> I think the compliance is important
[00:40] <murlidhar> sy1: should work but google for it ......just in case
[00:40] <ikonia> TheNewGuy: no - installing windows was a windows issue, which is what I initially thought you where trying to do
[00:40] <DasEi>  Warning : you got space on the xp hd and want to add ubuntu ?
[00:40] <ikonia> TheNewGuy: I think explained that there is an incompatability with a small set of cards/firmware model
[00:40] <TheNewGuy> ikonia you can repeat as many times as you would like, the bottom line is that IF someone has the problem, as few of them as there will be, they need the correct information.
[00:40] <coreyman> ikonia how come disc detect is giving me scsi2 but not scsi1 .... my 150gb disc is on the first port and thats the one i need to use.
[00:41] <DasEi> phaidonx: you are on a second computer now ?
[00:41] <Irishmanluke> Um_cara_qualquer: are you there?
[00:41] <ikonia> TheNewGuy: I told you the correct information and as you are giving miss-leading information it adds no value, so please think about what you announce to the channel
[00:41] <MaGicMaX> Kalmi: is there anything i can do about it?
[00:41] <phaidonx> DasEi: yes. why isnt it even able to boot from the livecd ?
[00:41] <Warning> DasEi : i still have about 50 GB free space on my computer
[00:41] <ikonia> coreyman: scsi2 where ?
[00:41] <ikonia> coreyman: could you expand on what you mean please ?
[00:41] <coreyman> ikonia well im using the minimal install disc... and its giving me a list of disks to select to partition
[00:42] <ikonia> coreyman: never seen disks references like that, the name shouldn't matter though
[00:42] <DasEi> phaidonx: no idea, sure cd and drive is in order ? special hardware ? kinda machine ?
[00:42] <ikonia> coreyman: libata detects ide as scsi now, so scsi1 could be your cdrom
[00:42] <ikonia> coreyman: (just thinking outloud)
[00:42] <phaidonx> DasEi:  it's a lenovo T60 ... it worked fine before I used gparted to repartition things..
[00:42] <Um_cara_qualquer> Irishmanluke, not found... again =/
[00:42] <litster1> sorry, I just had a funny DNS issue.  did anyone respond to the /dev/input/mouseX question?
[00:42] <coreyman> ikonia well it isn't showing my 150GB disc either way
[00:42] <phaidonx> DasEi: I thought the liveCD wouldnt care about the HD anyway?
[00:42] <TheNewGuy> Ikonia, this is the kind of bug that hurts linux, I will continue to post so that other know what the real issue is.
[00:43] <Kalmi> MaGicMaX, well... firefox's memory usage can be reduced a lot... if you want that google it
[00:43] <ikonia> coreyman: I wonder if that card is even supported, have you checked
[00:43] <Kalmi> MaGicMaX, having cache is perfectly normal
[00:43] <DasEi> Warning: you can use xp to shrink your xp-parti , so you have ~ 50gb unallocated, then install ubuntu on it, before backup mbr, in case getting problems
[00:43] <Irishmanluke> Um_cara_qualquer: whoami not found??
[00:43] <Um_cara_qualquer> yes
[00:43] <ikonia> TheNewGuy: no - you'll stop now PLEASE - it's miss-leading people. This is not an ubuntu issue, it's an issue between the linux kernel in general and specific rare cards
[00:43] <Um_cara_qualquer> with and without sudo
[00:43] <TheNewGuy> Ikonia, thanks for keeping the conversation going.  I can only hope that someone else saw it, and can provide the correct information in the future.
[00:43] <MaGicMaX> Kalmi: so its normal to be using all of my ram with just 3 to 4 apps open?
[00:43] <DasEi> phaidonx: it shouldn't care about hd, is why I ask for cd (dirt?!) or bad drive
[00:43] <coreyman> ikonia i didn't know there was a set of specific supported hardwares
[00:44] <ikonia> TheNewGuy: great, so please drop it
[00:44] <spO> any of you installed ripit4me or anydvd on ubuntu?
[00:44] <ikonia> coreyman: ooh yes, not all hardware is supported
[00:44] <Warning> but how to run the ISO file on win xp ?
[00:44] <ikonia> coreyman: lots of nasty closed source driver hardware stuff is not supported
[00:44] <ikonia> !hcl > coreyman
[00:44] <TheNewGuy> Ikonia, LOL you sound like an obama groupie!! LOL, don't tell me the truth, just tell me a good story.
[00:44] <ikonia> coreyman: ubottu's message so give you a rough idea
[00:44] <Irishmanluke> Um_cara_qualquer: alright hold on a sec
[00:44] <Kalmi> MaGicMaX, um... no... :P How much is firefox using of your ram
[00:44] <dotblank> !politics
[00:44] <sy1> does intel mainboard and mainboard processor support in kubuntu ?
[00:44] <ikonia> Tamnakz: drop it please.
[00:44] <Um_cara_qualquer> ok
[00:44] <sy1> does intel mainboard and mainboard processor support in kubuntu ?
[00:44] <ikonia> sy1: should be
[00:45] <phaidonx> DasEi: I doubt it, like I said, it was fine booting from the livecd 10 minutes ago... I just tried making it do a 'disk check' and again I just get a blinking cursor and no messages!
[00:45] <ikonia> Tamnakz: sorry - not you
[00:45] <sy1> GEV915
[00:45] <coreyman> ikonia yea it'll work if i switch the two drives on the card, i just didn't want to open my case again.
[00:45] <sy1> intel 915GEV
[00:45] <Lostinspace_46> TheNewGuy But she's right
[00:45] <MaGicMaX> Kalmi: FF is using 230mb
[00:45] <Irishmanluke> Um_cara_qualquer: ok run /usr/bin/whoami
[00:45] <litster1> can anyone explain why it seems to be impossible to get anything from "cat /dev/input/mice" on ubuntu?  It works in debian, gentoo, and SLES10 so far.
[00:45] <DasEi> phaidonx: clean the cd, sure it boots from cd (bios) , not just a grub-hang ?
[00:46] <sy1> any one here using intel mainboard with Kubuntu
[00:46] <Irishmanluke> Um_cara_qualquer: no need to use sudo for that
[00:46] <Um_cara_qualquer> humm
[00:46] <Lostinspace_46> TheNewGuy What you said was incorrect
[00:46] <Um_cara_qualquer> ok
[00:46] <Kalmi> MaGicMaX, than what is using all your RAM if it's not fx?
[00:46] <MaGicMaX> Kalmi: looking at my processes, their memory usage doesnt even come close to 1Gig i dont understand
[00:46] <phaidonx> phaidonx: yes, it's from the CD. I get the first ubuntu menu telling me whether I want to try ubuntu, install it, etc.
[00:46] <th0r> litster1: have you tried sudo?
[00:46] <MaGicMaX> Kalmi: i have no idea
[00:47] <litster1> yes
[00:47] <sy1> any one here using intel mainboard with Kubuntu
[00:47] <Kalmi> MaGicMaX, it's about 512Mb, right?
[00:47] <th0r> litster1: well...it works for me
[00:47] <Kalmi> sy1, i do
[00:47] <litster1> I am running in a root shell
[00:47] <litster1> are you using jaunty?
[00:47] <MaGicMaX> Kalmi: ya
[00:47] <greg__> Hey, my name is Greg. I'm anewbie, I've just installed Ubuntu 9.04, and can not open firefox
[00:47] <ikonia> greg__: what happens when you try
[00:48] <th0r> litster1: yes. The command 'sudo cat /dev/input/mice' just sits there til I move the mouse
[00:48] <litster1> the strange thing is, I also tried it on a fresh laptop install, with the same results
[00:48] <Kalmi> MaGicMaX, the other half is being used as cache... it's all fine...
[00:48] <greg__> when i click on firefox icon there i've got a sign that the program is loading, but it desappear in few moments
[00:48] <greg__> and it's all
[00:48] <litster1> then it spits out raw binary data?
[00:48] <MaGicMaX> Kalmi: i killed a couple games that crashed earlier, maybe there the culprits, maybe ill restart?
[00:48] <th0r> litster1: I have to assume that is what it is...it sure isn't ascii
[00:48] <ikonia> greg__: open a terminal (do you know how to do that ?) and type firefox in it, and press enter
[00:48] <Kalmi> MaGicMaX, no... it all fits
[00:48] <DasEi> Warning: need more advice ?
[00:48] <ikonia> greg__: do you get any helpful info
[00:48] <MaGicMaX> Kalmi: its normal?
[00:49] <th0r> litster1: are you in a terminal window or have you switched to a tty?
[00:49] <greg__> "Segmentation fault"
[00:49] <sy1> any one here using intel mainboard with Kubuntu
[00:49] <MaGicMaX> Kalmi: im using 2.8GB or 3.2GB
[00:49] <Um_cara_qualquer> Irishmanluke, not found X_X
[00:49] <greg__> it's the answear
[00:49] <coreyman> th0r what is a tty?
[00:49] <sy1> sorry
[00:49] <ikonia> sy1: why ?
[00:49] <phaidonx> DasEi: yes, it's from the CD. I get the first ubuntu menu telling me whether I want to try ubuntu, install it, etc.
[00:49] <MaGicMaX> Kalmi: of*
[00:49] <sy1> Do I have to download any drivers ?
[00:49] <ikonia> greg__: most common cause would be bad ram or overclocking cpu
[00:49] <ikonia> sy1: no - most intel kit is fully supported
[00:49] <sy1> will the drivers cause any issues ?
[00:49] <laclasse>  greg__  is your machine updated?
[00:49] <th0r> coreyman: you can open a terminal, or switch to a tty with Alt-Ctl-F2 through -F6
[00:49] <ikonia> sy1: I sent you a list of compatible hardware, have you read it
[00:50] <litster1> bizarre.  Another symptom is that when I run "sudo cat /dev/hidraw6" I get binary back.
[00:50] <greg__> i've just make update
[00:50] <scunizi> sy1: if it works with ubuntu it will work with kubuntu, xubuntu, server .. in fact probably most all linux variants.
[00:50] <DasEi> phaidonx: real strange, and you say you could run live before ?
[00:50] <coreyman> th0r yea what's the difference.
[00:50] <sy1> where ? Ikonia ?
[00:50] <ikonia> !hcl > sy1
[00:50] <laclasse> greg__, rebooted after it ?
[00:50] <greg__> so everything is up to date, i've never overlocking my pc
[00:50] <Kalmi> MaGicMaX, how much RAM do you have? how much of that is being used as cache?:q
[00:50] <th0r> coreyman: you won't get the mouse driver in a tty for one thing
[00:50] <sy1> ok
[00:50] <phaidonx> DasEi: yep, that's how I was able to run gparted to resize the partitions ...
[00:50] <Warning> DasEi : i have the Image .iso file i can RUN it on windows xp without Virtual Machine ?
[00:50] <laclasse> greg__, or at least log out and log back in
[00:50] <greg__> i've made both several times...
[00:50] <MaGicMaX> about 520mb is cached, i have 4GB in my system but 3.2GB is shown to be available
[00:50] <laclasse> greg__, that is bad news then
[00:51] <Irishmanluke> Um_cara_qualquer: I have no clue what about the command su will that run?
[00:51] <ikonia> greg__: if you've done updates, it may be wise to reboot, more so if it's an update to the xserver
[00:51] <MaGicMaX> Kalmi: about 520mb is cached, i have 4GB in my system but 3.2GB is shown to be available
[00:51] <sy1> ok here's the deal
[00:51] <Kalmi> MaGicMaX, is your ubuntu install 32 bit?
[00:51] <greg__> and it's weird, i've got 4GB of ram and 64bit ubuntu, ant it's said that I have only 3,8 GB of ram, is it ok?
[00:51] <coreyman> well th0r i was wondering, cause when I don't install a gui doesn't it say tty1 ?
[00:51] <DasEi> Warning: No, you can either use virtualization, wubi (which I don't recommend) or a dualboot of xp and ubuntu
[00:51] <Lostinspace_46> What file would contain the actual commands a mouse button generates?
[00:51] <Um_cara_qualquer> Irishmanluke, not even that =/
[00:51] <MaGicMaX> Kalmi: yes, i was worried about my programs working on 64bit, plus driver issues
[00:51] <sy1> I have friend who using the intel 915gev with 250gb harddisk with cpu 2.8 and also windows is not working with this item
[00:51] <th0r> coreyman: yes...if you don't have an X environment running you can also use tty1
[00:52] <Um_cara_qualquer> not found either
[00:52] <the-mentor> greg_: to start you can install another brower
[00:52] <laclasse> greg__, use another browser in the meantime is the fast workaround, alternatively, you could try downloading firefox from the mozilla site (as a tar.gz file) extract that , and run the 'firefox' inside that
[00:52] <ikonia> sy1: that is nothing to do with ubuntu
[00:52] <sy1> there is a network card called asound
[00:52] <the-mentor> greg_: to make sure your internet is working properly i would install opera
[00:52] <laclasse> greg__, yes, it is pci memory space
[00:52] <sy1> if I install kubuntu in i just concern with the drivers
[00:52] <laclasse> greg__, linux reports real avail ram
[00:52] <greg__> i know, but have no idea how to install another browser using only terminal :P
[00:52] <Kalmi> MaGicMaX, 32 bit OSes can't see more than ~3.2 Gb RAM...
[00:52] <th0r> coreyman: the desktop for tty1 is F7, and I believe you can start a desktop on tty2 and get it on F8 and tty3/F9 and so on
[00:52] <litster1> lostinspace, do you mean the "commands" being spit out from the kernel to X?
[00:52] <ikonia> sy1: I've sent you the list of compatible hardware
[00:52] <laclasse> greg__, use the add/remove
[00:52] <ikonia> sy1: I've told you intel hardware is mostly compatible
[00:52] <the-mentor> greg_: either from add/remove programs or with the following command sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install opera
[00:52] <sy1> ok
[00:53] <laclasse> greg__, Applications -> Add/Remove -> Internet
[00:53] <coreyman> th0r so you can have multiple desktops at any given time
[00:53] <MaGicMaX> Kalmi: im aware of that, i have 2x2GB sticks installed
[00:53] <ChaoticXSinZ1> Heyo all.
[00:53] <ChaoticXSinZ1> Just a quick questin
[00:53] <DasEi> Warning: there is virtualbox, which you can use for free in private to create a vm
[00:53] <sy1> if the memory is not a compatible to the mainboard ?
[00:53] <th0r> coreyman: I believe I passed a url the other day that said something about how to do that...but was pressed for time and didn't stop to read it
[00:53] <ChaoticXSinZ1> How is the experience when you run Ubuntu on a Macbook pro?
[00:53] <ikonia> sy1: that's nothing to do with ubuntu
[00:54] <sy1> what kind of havoc will it cause to ubuntu ?
[00:54] <ikonia> ChaoticXSinZ1: very positive
[00:54] <ikonia> sy1: it won't work with any os
[00:54] <coreyman> th0r ahh. no biggie
[00:54] <sy1> windows have blue screen
[00:54] <Irishmanluke> Um_cara_qualquer: I really don't know whatto tellyou, can you try aptitude install coreutils
[00:54] <ikonia> sy1: nothing to do with ubuntu
[00:54] <sy1> but ubuntu ?
[00:54] <phaidonx> DasEi: so any ideas why the liveCD is not booting? should I yank out the HD or something? or just give it longer? 'cos right now it's just sitting there with a blinking cursor and no noise... btw, when grub comes up I can actually change things in there (like the UUID, but obviously I dont know what the new UUID is !)
[00:54] <sy1> will it hang and crash very often
[00:54] <Kalmi> however... you could get around that limitation if your hardware supports PAE... see: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/ubuntu-linux-4gb-ram-limitation-solution/
[00:54] <ikonia> sy1: nothing to do with ubuntu - please contact your hardware vendor to get the correct hardware
[00:54] <ChaoticXSinZ1> iknoia: So do things like multitouch and backlit lights work?
[00:54] <sy1> and also the operation will be slow ?
[00:54] <Warning> DasEi : yes i know im using it right now
[00:54] <ikonia> sy1: we can't support you
[00:54] <DasEi> phaidonx: so hard to come by problem, for now I can only tell you what to do, you have to find a way to acces the hd again
[00:55] <Kalmi> MaGicMaX,  however... you could get around that limitation if your hardware supports PAE... see: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/ubuntu-linux-4gb-ram-limitation-solution/
[00:55] <litster1> thanks for the test, th0r
[00:55] <ikonia> ChaoticXSinZ1: yes, as I recall, backlit on some models required a bit of messing
[00:55] <ikonia> ChaoticXSinZ1: worked fine for me though
[00:55] <Dayofswords> speaking blue screens, does ubnuntu have a blue screen of death similar thing? i doubt i do
[00:55] <sy1> ok ikonia
[00:55] <sy1> Thanks
[00:55] <ikonia> Dayofswords: no
[00:55] <Dayofswords> i doubt it does
[00:55] <Dayofswords> thought so
[00:56] <Warning> but the Virtual Box when i full Screen it it show me too small
[00:56] <ChaoticXSinZ1> ikonia: What about the multitouch. I remember reading somewhere that it would need X-Input 2 or something like that.
[00:56] <_saber> Hey guys, I've accidentally removed network manager and now i'm got no net on it. How would I be able to reinstall it from the CD?
[00:56] <MaGicMaX> Kalmi: thanks, checking now
[00:56] <ikonia> ChaoticXSinZ1: ahhh mine isn't the latest macbook pro so I don't know
[00:56] <greg__> tkank you all, now i'll try ro reinstall it
[00:56] <Kalmi> MaGicMaX, my suggestion is that you read this: http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/2770
[00:56] <laclasse> greg__, hold
[00:56] <ikonia> ChaoticXSinZ1: read positive things, but that doesn't mean fact
[00:56] <DasEi> !dualboot | Warning
[00:56] <MaGicMaX> Kalmi: how do i check if im PAE compatible?
[00:57] <ikonia> MaGicMaX: the server kernel has PAE - the desktop does not
[00:57] <Kalmi> ikonia, one can install the server kernel on a desktop
[00:57] <ikonia> Kalmi: yes
[00:57] <DasEi> Warning: you can use xp to shrink your xp-parti , so you have ~ 50gb unallocated, then install ubuntu on it, before backup mbr, in case getting problems (sudo   dd if=/dev/hdx of=MBR-backup bs=512 count=1)
[00:58] <laclasse> greg__, open a terminal and type this: wget ftp://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/firefox/releases/latest-3.5/linux-i686/en-US/firefox-3.5.2.tar.bz2 && tar xvf firefox-3.5.2.tar.bz2 && cd firefox* && ./firefox
[00:58] <phaidonx> DasEi: I just took out the harddrive and now the livecd is booting fine ...
[00:58] <MaGicMaX> ikonia: i have 9.04 dekstop i386, cant do PAE? I have a fairly new PC, im sure my hardware can take it
[00:59] <sy1> i would like to fix my ubuntu to play all the media type
[00:59] <sy1> where can find the proper list of decoder ?
[00:59] <ikonia> MaGicMaX: it's nothing to do with your hardware - you need the server kernel to do pae - or use the 64bit desktop install
[00:59] <ikonia> !codec > sy1
[00:59] <carrie_555> How do I see the set of paths related with the include files (c/c++) ?
[00:59] <DasEi> phaidonx: uuid is another ,more unique way to label partitons, unlike /dev/sdXX it sets a harware-based string, see :
[00:59] <DasEi> !uuid
[00:59] <dpratt71> basic Linux question: Is bash always running? I mean, is it involved in the typical Linux boot sequence?
[00:59] <ikonia> ChaoticXSinZ1: -I
[00:59] <ikonia> ChaoticXSinZ1: sorry - nhot you
[00:59] <litster1> !codec > litster
[00:59] <ikonia> carrie_555: compile -I
[00:59] <ikonia> carrie_555: compiler -I sorry
[01:00] <guitarmarkus> Hi, just got a T500, and I want to increase resolution to 1920x1200 to fit native resolution on external monitor, but that resolution is not showing up on the display menu, how can I add it? Which Xorg conf file does Ubuntu use?
[01:00] <th0r> dpratt71: not in the boot sequence, but it is running by the time you get to a command prompt...can't get the prompt without it
[01:00] <phaidonx> DasEi: but why does livecd care about the UUID ?
[01:00] <sy1> Thanks all
[01:00] <laclasse> MaGicMaX, only the server kernel is PAE enabled
[01:00] <sy1> for your help
[01:00] <sy1> with the ubuntu
[01:00] <sy1> bye bye
[01:00] <DasEi> phaidonx: I have no clue on that behaviour, is it a sata ?
[01:00] <FloodBot2> sy1: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:00] <sy1> take care
[01:00] <carrie_555> ikonia: are u sure it's compiler ?
[01:00] <laclasse> MaGicMaX, so install that if you want PAE on 32bit
[01:01] <ikonia> carrie_555: what ever compiler command you use
[01:01] <MaGicMaX> ikonia: hmm, your sure about that?
[01:01] <Warning> DasEi : i will loose any of my files on Windows Xp if i do a dual boot ?
[01:01] <ikonia> MaGicMaX: yes
[01:01] <carrie_555> ikonia: ah ! :D
[01:01] <codeamuk> how stable/unstable is karmic alpha4?
[01:01] <slide> wow just got my invite to google voice, how do i choose a number? lol
[01:01] <ikonia> codeamuk: join #ubuntu+1
[01:01] <laclasse> guitarmarkus, try "xrandr" in a terminal it will show you the res your monitors are 'advertising'
[01:02] <codeamuk> ok, thx
[01:02] <carrie_555> ikonia: I tried -->  gcc -l    and g++ -l , and nothing.. :S
[01:02] <Kalmi> dpratt71, actually something very bashlike (um... sh-like) is used for all scripts the run at boottime (it's called dash)
[01:02] <laclasse> guitarmarkus, otherwise you can write your own xorg.conf in /etc/X11/
[01:02] <dpratt71> where can I read about the way the boot sequence works on a modern system? i.e. how the wdm gets launched, etc.
[01:02] <ikonia> carrie_555: gcc -I$PATH_TO_INCLUDE
[01:02] <murlidhar> how can i make my cmus mp3 player the default player ? xfce4-termimal -x "cmus %f" doesn't help :(
[01:02] <DasEi> Warning : for usual not, but it's never bad to backup important files, especially when doing things first times
[01:02] <TheNewGuy> Hi, is it possible to run windows and linux at the same time?  I have a dual core.
[01:02] <ikonia> carrie_555: check it out in the man page
[01:02] <ikonia> TheNewGuy: nop
[01:02] <ikonia> TheNewGuy: no
[01:02] <greg__> thanx laclasse, but it's still not working
[01:02] <ikonia> TheNewGuy: you'll need to use virtualization technology
[01:02] <Xerran> TheNewGuy: dualboot or vm?
[01:02] <Kalmi> TheNewGuy, only if one is virtualized
[01:02] <dpratt71> Kalmi: that gives me something to google, thanks :)
[01:02] <DasEi> !virtualization | TheNewGuy
[01:02] <laclasse> greg__, same seg fault ?
[01:03] <greg__> I'll try to switch my computer off
[01:03] <greg__> yes, same
[01:03] <greg__> brb
[01:03] <Xerran> TheNewGuy: Checkout VirtualBox or VMware
[01:03] <Warning> root
[01:03] <Kalmi> dpratt71, well... not much... :)
[01:03] <Warning> oups sorry
[01:03] <TheNewGuy> ok, kerran, thanks.  is it strait forward?
[01:03] <Kalmi> dpratt71, what are you actually interested in?
[01:03] <th0r> TheNewGuy: you can run one in a virtual machine in a window on th eother
[01:03] <dpratt71> what typically launches the wdm,, for example?
[01:04] <phaidonx> DasEi: I am not sure which one it is...  I think it might be working now. I'll let you know in a second if the live sessions sees the HD
[01:04] <TheNewGuy> ok, i will look into it.   Sounds messy.  ( was expecting that)
[01:04] <phaidonx> DasEi: I have to leave, but basically once I boot with the live cd I have to change the fstab?
[01:04] <th0r> dpratt71: it is launched in the boot sequence when X is initialized.
[01:04] <winterwind> hola?
[01:04] <dpratt71> Kalmi: I'm just trying to get an understanding of the architecture
[01:04] <murlidhar> dpratt71: init.d scripts afaik am not sure though
[01:04] <phaidonx> DasEi: where am I supposed to put the UUID and how do I find the correct ones?
[01:04] <MaGicMaX> ikonia: last time i tried 64bit there wasnt even a flash plugin for mozilla for 64bit lol
[01:04] <DasEi> phaidonx: k, mostly important live boots ( with hd attached, satra2 is often hot plugable)
[01:04] <ikonia> MaGicMaX: it's come on a lot then
[01:05] <Kalmi> dpratt71, check out pstree
[01:05] <th0r> dpratt71: there are docs explaining all this...check out tldp.org
[01:05] <DasEi> phaidonx: booted into live ?
[01:05] <winterwind> o sea los mensanitos del ubuntu los dan en español y los que se dan entre la people se dan en ingles
[01:05] <KB1JWQ> !es | winterwind
[01:05] <moomoocow> guys, pls help. I was given a hard drive that has WinXP on it. I didn't know it had any OS on it until now. I was about to install Ubuntu 9.04 on it. But now I face a decisoin. Should I install Ubuntu on hard drive side by side wih XP? Or should I completely have Ubuntu take over the entire hard drive? pls advise
[01:05] <MaGicMaX> ikonia: hardware wise im ready for 64bit, but im just worried about my apps and drivers
[01:05] <NFischer> could anyone help me with my transmission-daemon, didnt find any valuable information online
[01:05] <KB1JWQ> moomoocow: That depends upon you.
[01:05] <dpratt71> th0r: that helps, thanks; is there a name for the process that launches X?
[01:06] <ikonia> moomoocow: your call
[01:06] <phaidonx> DasEi:
[01:06] <moomoocow> KB1JWQ: huh?
[01:06] <winterwind> y7 por queno hablamos aqui en español y nos hcemos grandes entre the world???
[01:06] <phaidonx> DasEi: yes, and I can see the partitions from gparted
[01:06] <th0r> dpratt71: it is part of init scripts
[01:06] <KB1JWQ> moomoocow: How can I tell you what's right for your use case?  It's up to you.
[01:06] <greg__> hey, it's me again
[01:06] <ikonia> !es | winterwind
[01:06] <greg__> still not working
[01:06] <DasEi> phaidonx: nice, close gparted, open trml
[01:06] <fool_> erhh guys does the backports in hardy install flash 9 or is it just me ?
[01:06] <Kalmi> moomoocow, do you actually need windows? if the answer is yes, than keep it :)
[01:06] <moomoocow> ikonia: i mean: the reason why I switched from Win to Ubuntu in 2004 was because of money.  But now that I have XP for free, why should I get rid of it?
[01:06] <dpratt71> got behind in the chat window, sorry
[01:06] <ikonia> moomoocow: don't if you're happy
[01:06] <moomoocow> (Aside from the fact that it will take up 30 GB)
[01:06] <phaidonx> trml not found
[01:06] <ikonia> moomoocow: use what works best for you
[01:06] <winterwind> pos vaya disaster
[01:07] <DasEi> phaidonx: I assume the lappy is networked ?
[01:07] <phaidonx> err
[01:07] <phaidonx> lol
[01:07] <phaidonx> yes
[01:07] <DasEi> !terminal
[01:07] <phaidonx> terminal is open
[01:07] <moomoocow> by the way, how could I understand the partitioning options in Ubuntu installer? It's so techie-ish for me.
[01:07] <DasEi> phaidonx: sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[01:07] <winterwind> aquyi only speak the people about ubuntu??? vaya coñaso
[01:07] <moomoocow> there's the 1) side by side option. 2) Ubuntu only. 3) choose how much option 4) advanced option. Yikes!
[01:08] <ikonia> moomoocow: what's not clear ?
[01:08] <moomoocow> ikonia: well what are option 3 and 4 about?
[01:08] <ikonia> moomoocow: chose your disk space sizes, 4.) manual partition
[01:08] <DasEi> phaidonx: sudo fdisk -l | pastebinit
[01:08] <winterwind> a ver gente el ares. coml o puedo encontrar en ubuntu???
[01:08] <ikonia> winterwind: english only please
[01:08] <moomoocow> ikonia: come again?
[01:08] <phaidonx> couldnt find package
[01:08] <winterwind> why not french???
[01:09] <shortlord_> how can I kill the X server if it does not respond (or at least switch to a vt)?
[01:09] <winterwind> cést la memem chose
[01:09] <greg__> can anyone tell me what should i do to install another web browser?
[01:09] <ikonia> moomoocow: 3.) size your disk 4.) manual partition
[01:09] <ikonia> winterwind: it's an english only channel
[01:09] <phaidonx> DasEi: is there a link on how to do this? it probably be best
[01:09] <brummbaer> moomoocow, windows typically registers itself to hardware id's on the system it was installed on, are you even sure you're going to be able to boot this HDD on YOUR system?
[01:09] <ikonia> !synaptic > greg__
[01:09] <Lostinspace_46> What file would contain the actual commands a mouse button generates?
[01:09] <phaidonx> otherwise can you just PM me with a quick step by step? I have to get going
[01:09] <Warning> DasEi : why every install on Ubuntu told me E: coudn't find package ?
[01:09] <moomoocow> ikonia: what's "size your disk"?
[01:09] <moomoocow> and what's partitionning?
[01:09] <ikonia> moomoocow: size your disk partitions
[01:09] <Warning> DasEo : what i need to do ?
[01:09] <ikonia> moomoocow: make partitions on the disk
[01:09] <winterwind> IROS A TOMAR POR EL CULO . IN ENGLISH: FUCK OFF !!! (y ahora me echais del foro so mamones)
[01:10] <dvz-> hello cruel world...
[01:10] <moomoocow> brummbaer: oh, you mean WinXP might not even work on my computer, huh?
[01:10] <th0r> Lostinspace_46: /dev/input/mice
[01:10] <murlidhar> how can i make my cmus mp3 player the default player ? xfce4-termimal -x 'cmus %f' doesn't help :(
[01:10] <moomoocow> brummbaer: i guess i should try to boot from hard drive first to see if WinXP will work.
[01:10] <Lostinspace_46> th0r Thanks.  Looking now
[01:10] <murlidhar> ikonia: pls read my above question
[01:10] <DasEi> phaidonx: humm, maybe there is, you got to mount your / (hd) now , check it's fstab, then sudo blkid and compare fstab with that
[01:11] <brummbaer> moomoocow: yep. don't waste your time having an ethical dilemma until you know it's worth pondering.
[01:11] <greg__> ikonia, but i can not open this link
[01:11] <th0r> Lostinspace_46: it is a binary file...won't see much
[01:11] <ikonia> murlidhar: no idea without playing with xfce
[01:11] <ikonia> greg__: open synaptic package manager and search for another web browser
[01:11] <moomoocow> brummbaer: not an ethical dilemma. but it is a dilemma 8-)
[01:11] <DasEi> Warning: wrong paketname ? repos disabled ?
[01:11] <murlidhar> ikonia: lets just say gnome-terminal
[01:11] <ikonia> greg__: I'd be more worried that your system is unstable
[01:11] <ikonia> murlidhar: what do you mean ?
[01:11] <moomoocow> ok. let's suppose I go with the "only ubuntu" option. Does that mean I should choose option 2? Would options 3 and 4 only be good if I have another OS on hard drive?
[01:12] <phaidonx> DasEi: thanks, I'll try to figure it out somehow or I'll come back and ask for help later on.
[01:12] <greg__> any reason why? I've installed it half an hour ago
[01:12] <murlidhar> ikonia: i will use gnome-terminal instead of xfce4-terminal
[01:12] <phaidonx> DasEi: thanks for your help. Ciao
[01:12] <ikonia> murlidhar: what desktop are you using
[01:12] <greg__> previous versions of ubuntu were working perfectly
[01:12] <DasEi> phaidonx: or hang on a quarter
[01:12] <murlidhar> ikonia: openbox session
[01:12] <ikonia> murlidhar: that's what you need to configure then
[01:13] <murlidhar> ikonia: huh ... i want my file manager to open cmus using a terminal emulator
[01:13] <murlidhar> openbox doesn't come into the picture at all
[01:13] <ikonia> murlidhar: so you need to make it the default tool in your desktop
[01:13] <ikonia> murlidhar: or your file manager
[01:13] <murlidhar> file manager
[01:13] <phaidonx> DasEi:  nevermind, it seems to be booting now into my HD without any problems ... I think there was an issue with the hardware... taking out the hardrive and plugging it back in seems to have somehow fixed it!!
[01:14] <ikonia> murlidhar: ok - so it depends what file manager you're using
[01:14] <DasEi> phaidonx: heh
[01:14] <Warning> DasEi : when i put on ubuntu sudo apt-get install aircrack-ng it give me E:couldn't find package aircrack-ng
[01:14] <phaidonx> DasEi: really odd... anyway, thanks a lot!
[01:14] <DasEi> np
[01:14] <murlidhar> ikonia: pcmanfm
[01:14] <ikonia> murlidhar: never used it
[01:14] <murlidhar> :)
[01:14] <murlidhar> ok
[01:15] <jean_> hi
[01:15] <bastidrazor> Warning, do you you have the 'universe' repo enabled?
[01:15] <murlidhar> ikonia: but i am sure we have to use the same launching command as we use in nautilus
[01:15] <Warning> bastidrazor : no how to enable it
[01:15] <ikonia> murlidhar: I don't know
[01:16] <murlidhar> so with any other file-manager
[01:16] <murlidhar> hmmm
[01:16] <bastidrazor> Warning, cli or gui way?
[01:16] <DasEi> Warning: should be in universe, check you /etc/apt/sources.list
[01:16] <murlidhar> how can i make my cmus mp3 player the default player ? xfce4-termimal -x 'cmus %f' doesn't help :(
[01:17] <greg__> ok, I've installed arora browser and it's working
[01:17] <greg__> I'll try to remove firefox
[01:17] <greg__> and install it once again
[01:17] <greg__> but tomorrow ;)
[01:17] <Xubuntnoob> http://pastebin.com/d30e31cdf  can someone take a look at my rtorrent.rc file?   My "Watch_Directory" doesn't autostart.  It's just the default ubuntu config file, i just hcanged the paths
[01:17] <Warning> DasEi : Permission Denied
[01:17] <greg__> thank you all, especially ikonia !
[01:18] <DasEi> greg__: opera is another possib
[01:18] <bastidrazor> Warning, how are you checking? gedit?
[01:18] <DasEi> Warning: gksudo gedit   /etc/apt/sources.list
[01:19] <stercor> How do I get my Gmail contacts into Evolution?  I don't want to hand-enter them.  Is there an 'import' facility?
[01:19] <Warning> the sources open now
[01:19] <Warning> what i need to do ?
[01:19] <DasEi> Warning: maybe paste it , so we can have a look
[01:19] <DasEi> !paste
[01:19] <Andorin> Is there a plugin for Compiz that, if turned off, would disable my ability to switch between workspaces? I've looked through them but I haven't figured out how to turn it back on.
[01:19] <bastidrazor> Warning, reload your repo's.. sudo apt-get update
[01:20] <Warning>  little question ... if i don't have Virtual Machine and i have on computer windows XP and i have a CD that on it have Ubuntu 9.0.iso can change my computer to ubuntu ?
[01:20] <Warning> oups sorry
[01:20] <Warning> wrong past
[01:21] <DasEi> Warning: in trml : sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[01:21] <DasEi> Warning: in trml : pastebinit /etc/apt/sources.list
[01:21] <gigaclon> is there a way to install without a CD?
[01:21] <DasEi> Warning: give resulting url in here
[01:21] <DasEi> !usb | gigaclon
[01:22] <Lostinspace_46> th0r You're right.  Cat is still printing it, but nothing of use. surely there is someplace you can mod the button output.
[01:22] <_biovore_> gigaclon: you can make a usb drive into a installer
[01:24] <Raydiation> ok i cant make any working live usb sticks with ubuntu
[01:24] <Raydiation> this must be a bug
[01:24] <Raydiation> or 2 of my usb sticks are broken
[01:24] <Raydiation> which is unlikely
[01:24] <th0r> Lostinspace_46: you might try xev and see if the buttons show up there
[01:24] <Gelegrodan> is there a known bug with initramfs and networking? just getting "ipconfig: eth0: SIOCGIFINDEX: No such device"
[01:24] <BioVore> Raydiation: I did it here on a WD passport harddisk..
[01:24] <besemelculo> hola
[01:24] <th0r> Lostinspace_46: xev does show something
[01:25] <Lostinspace_46> th0r It just gives button numbers
[01:25] <DasEi> Raydiation: you have a running buntu on hd ?
[01:25] <Raydiation> DasEi: y
[01:25] <besemelculo> whe i can get spanish chats
[01:25] <DasEi> Raydiation: tried usb-creator ?
[01:25] <Lostinspace_46> and xbindkeys gives nothing
[01:25] <Raydiation> DasEi: plus unetbootin
[01:25] <Raydiation> nothing works
[01:26] <DasEi> !es | besemelculo
[01:26] <Raydiation> if i boot from em, they are all missing kernel stuff
[01:26] <Raydiation> like kernel images or modules
[01:26] <gigaclon> is there a text based installer?
[01:26] <Warning1> DasEi : i can't past them :S
[01:26] <DasEi> gigaclon: yes, alternate or minimal
[01:26] <Warning1> DasEi : because its on VirtualBox ...
[01:27] <DasEi> Warning1: in trml : sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[01:27] <DasEi> Warning1: in trml : pastebinit /etc/apt/sources.list
[01:27] <th0r> Lostinspace_46: this goes back a while, but i read a howto on the web about defining the extra buttons on a five button mouse in linux. You might try googling that topic and see if you can find what you need
[01:27] <Gelegrodan> is there a known bug with initramfs and networking? just getting "ipconfig: eth0: SIOCGIFINDEX: No such device"
[01:27] <DasEi> Warning1: then give url from terminal in here
[01:28] <th0r> Gelegrodan: there is no ipconfig in linux
[01:28] <Warning> its not working
[01:28] <Gelegrodan> th0r: i meant if ;)
[01:28] <th0r> Gelegrodan: are you sure the card is supposed to be eth0 and not something else
[01:28] <Warning> for the install couldn't find package
[01:28] <Gelegrodan> th0r: yes
[01:28] <Gelegrodan> its working
[01:28] <Gelegrodan> but not just during boot
[01:28] <DasEi> Warning: k, call a browser in the vm, do it manually
[01:28] <DasEi> !paste
[01:29] <Lostinspace_46> th0r I am just trying to get as mouseless as possible.  If I can find the commands I can bind them to keys. I am googleing my tail off..lol  I'll look for that howto.
[01:29] <Gelegrodan> th0r: after it booted, it works just fine
[01:29] <th0r> Gelegrodan: are you using gnome and network manager?
[01:29] <lukasoft> Hello, I have a laptop with IDT 92HD75B3X5 2.1 sound. I have ubuntu 64 bit and can't seem to get any sounds to work, even though my card seems to be visible in ubuntu.
[01:29] <Gelegrodan> th0r: its a ubuntu-server, so no gnome..
[01:30] <GuidMorrow> ubottu's working again
[01:30] <GuidMorrow> oops
[01:30] <th0r> Gelegrodan: then the nic should come online during the boot process
[01:30] <Gelegrodan> th0r: its a initramfs script
[01:31] <GuidMorrow> what caused ubottu's inevitable crash
[01:31] <stercor> Gelegrodan: dmesg has lots of info.
[01:31] <DasEi> !brain | GuidMorrow
[01:31] <Xerran> Does Ubottu follow Asimov's law of robotics?
[01:31] <Xerran> :P
[01:32] <Gelegrodan> stercor: i check it.
[01:32] <GuidMorrow> that doesn't explain why a netsplit would screw the bot over
[01:33] <DasEi> !netsplit > GuidMorrow
[01:33] <Dougy> help
[01:33] <coreyman> !netsplit > coreyman
[01:33] <Dougy> i just pressed windows key +e or +r or something
[01:33] <Dougy> and it like 'zoomed in
[01:33] <Dougy> '
[01:33] <Dougy> how do i escape that
[01:33] <FloodBot2> Dougy: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:34] <mario3> what would cause a post memory check to drag on an on ?
[01:34] <Dougy> ahha fixed
[01:34] <mario3> it is so slow i coudl barbeque a steer
[01:35] <mario3> 30 minutes to check half a gigabyte of ram
[01:35] <GuidMorrow> chatzilla is in "conference mode" for this channel so I don't see anyone else logging in or leaving here
[01:36] <GuidMorrow> !help > Dougy
[01:37] <shortlord_> how can I kill the x server or switch to a vt when the x server won't respond any longer?
[01:37] <Warning1> that wont work
[01:37] <Warning1> i go to system
[01:37] <Warning1> then administration
[01:37] <stercor> ps ax | grep X; note the process number and sudo kill it.
[01:38] <Warning1> software sources
[01:38] <ejv> greetings, I want the following partitions: /boot, swap, /, /home, and a partition for windows OS, how do I achieve this via fdisk using extended partitions?
[01:38] <aliciapg> does anyone know anything about easypeasy?
[01:38] <Nikelandjelo> How to execute program (script), using full addres? I tried "./home/myLogin/programName", but it didn't work.
[01:38] <stercor> Nikelandjelo: leave off the first dot.
[01:39] <Warning1> and i putted community-maintained Open Source Software (universe)
[01:39] <Warning1> DasEi : that will work ?
[01:39] <DasEi> !who | Warning1
[01:40] <DasEi> Warning1: should do, but relaod or run sudo apt-get update before installing
[01:41] <mario3> does anyone know of a  channel for bios related issues?
[01:41] <Warning> DasEi : okay i will try
[01:42] <GuidMorrow> ?  what does +e mean?
[01:43] <GuidMorrow> !bios > mario3
[01:44] <GuidMorrow> :S
[01:44] <aliciapg> does anyone know anything about easypeasy?
[01:44] <Warning> GuidMorrow: i think e+ mean an administrator ,,, OPERATOR
[01:46] <Gelegrodan> Somebody know: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1233821 ?
[01:46] <GuidMorrow> usually when I run xchat it would say something like "op sets exempt on something"
[01:46] <dpratt71> reading about the boot process on tldp.org; it says init starts by reading /etc/inittab; I can't seem to find a file or directory with that name
[01:47] <amc> I need some help. anyone good with web servers here?
[01:47] <dryfyre> sort of
[01:47] <Warning> DasEi : how much time will take the update ?
[01:47] <dryfyre> update what on what
[01:47] <kitche> dpratt71: considering that ubuntu has a different setup for tldp
[01:47] <DasEi> Warning: depends on when you last did it
[01:48] <amc> I want to use google apps on a site hosted on port 8080.
[01:48] <dpratt71> kitche: oh, ok; where can I read about Ubuntu's boot sequence? Is it the same as Debian?
[01:49] <th0r> dpratt71: there have been a number of changes to the bootup process, some by canonical for ubuntu, some by the linux community in general in an effort to speed things up. So there might be discrepancies in the docs at times. And yes, I don't find inittab either
[01:49] <Warning> DasEi :thats the first time ... but im accessing from laptop and today i installed Vbox on it
[01:49] <Warning> ahh its done
[01:49] <dpratt71> th0r: I see
[01:50] <amc> My isp blocks port 80 :( but I need prove to google I own my dyndns address by uploading a file but google will only look on port 80
[01:50] <DasEi> Warning: so could take some time, depending on your network ; hopefully you choosed a nearby mirror to get a decent bandwith
[01:50] <th0r> dpratt71: there is something called, I think, Debian Policy. It is in the repos, it is the documentation on the debian way (which I believe IS the ubuntu way...more or less)
[01:50] <DasEi> Warning: if apt runs now, be patient, else can use synaptic > find fastest mirrot
[01:51] <OttifantSir> How do I do a recovery on an ext3-file system? During boot, that's what it said to do. There's no resume image, so it goes straight to CLI, but then after a few seconds, the screen goes black. If I go into recovery mode, I have some options, and the screen stays on.
[01:51] <dpratt71> th0r: ok, I'll check that out
[01:51] <th0r> dpratt71: it looks like it is available as either debian-policy or ubuntu-policy....looks like they are the same package
[01:52] <coolkourt> how do i set-up a local web development environment similar to WAMP with UNR 9.04?
[01:52] <aayala> i have a litle sudo (visudo) problem
[01:52] <th0r> dpratt71: this might help http://www.ubuntupocketguide.com/index_main.html
[01:52] <Warning> DasEi : after update it told me to put sudo apt-get install root-system-bin
[01:52] <Andorin> Is there a plugin for Compiz that, if turned off, would disable my ability to switch between workspaces? I've looked through them but I haven't figured out how to turn it back on.
[01:53] <Warning> DasEi : i put it and its workng now ,,, what is that /
[01:53] <DasEi> Warning: is what ? "/" is your root directory
[01:54] <dpratt71> th0r: I'll check that out, too, thanks :)
[01:54] <rsc___> is there a way for me to do "ssh -X myuser@boxxy", run some apps (on the remote desktop, showing up on my desktop), then logoff and log back in, and have my apps still there?
[01:54] <Warning> i don't know i put in the trml : sudo apt-get install root-system-bin
[01:54] <OttifantSir> Andorin: Long time since I set up my Compiz just the way I like, but what you propose, seem like you have set up one of them wrong. It's enabled, but you haven't altered the settings to allow it to change workspaces.
[01:55] <Dr_Willis> rsc___:  'vnc' sort of does what you want.  But not exactly the same way
[01:55] <Warning> DasEi: i don't know i put in the trml : sudo apt-get install root-system-bin
[01:55] <BB> maco, hey how did you go with my S40networking?
[01:56] <Andorin> OttifantSir: Any idea how I would modify those settings?
[01:56] <Kittykis> Andorin: which ones have you messed with, anyway?
[01:57] <Andorin> Kittykis: I can't really remember. =/ I suppose I could reset compiz to its default settings...
[01:57] <Kittykis> that would probably be best, then keep track of which ones you play with
[01:57] <OttifantSir> Andorin: It took me two days and quite a few visits to #compiz to get mine working how I like it, so don't expect a speedy answer. I can check my settings, but I am no expert, it just seemed likely, and I have a hunch that's what it is.
[01:57] <Mm_nn> hi all. may i ask?
[01:58] <Cyber-Dogg> so... I have an ubuntu installation that I've been trying to get a few things to work on
[01:58] <Kittykis> hey anon
[01:58] <Cyber-Dogg> for starters... wifi
[01:58]  * Kittykis licks
[01:58] <Cyber-Dogg> I have a BC4306
[01:58] <Achmed> ohai
[01:58] <Cyber-Dogg> I have b43-fwcutter installed
[01:58] <Cyber-Dogg> I beleive I have correctly setup my /etc/network/interfaces
[01:58] <Cyber-Dogg> but it still doesn't work
[01:58] <rsc___> dr_willis: yes, actually, but i was wondering if i can do it with X forwarding.
[01:58] <rsc___> :)
[01:59] <Dr_Willis> rsc___:  No way to 'reconnect' the things that i know of over ssh that way.
[01:59] <rsc___> sigh, okay.
[01:59] <Dr_Willis> rsc___:  for terminal apps you could use screen,  but for X.  If theres a way to do it  - ive never seen it
[02:00] <rsc___> hehe, exactly, i was wondering if there's a "screen" equivalent for X.
[02:00] <rsc___> i haven't found anything either.
[02:00] <Dr_Willis> rsc___:  thats 'vnc' :)
[02:00] <rsc___> haha
[02:02] <coreyman> GRUB loading shows error 18, what do i need to do to fix the MBR?
[02:02] <coolkourt> how do i set up a web development environment on Ubuntu 9.04
[02:02] <Xerran> How come after installing Catalyst 9.8 drivers they do not show up in "Hardware Drivers"?
[02:02] <Dr_Willis> !grub
[02:03] <edbian_> Can someone help me configure my wlan0 interface?  Here is my /etc/network/interfaces file http://pastebin.com/m521d5260
[02:03] <Warning> DasEi : the instellation of aircrack-ng give me E: could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock -open (11 Resource temporarily unavailabel)
[02:03] <ctmjr> Xerran: hardware drivers just show's what it installed if you installed from the ati website they will not show up
[02:04] <rsc___> Dr_Willis: hmm... I found something interesting: http://partiwm.org/wiki/xpra
[02:04] <Cyber-Dogg> edbian_ I'm working on the same thing... so that help would be great for me too :-)
[02:04] <edbian_> Warning: You have the package manager open twice
[02:04] <Xerran> ctmjr: ahh ok, weird thing is my X-fi drivers show up there
[02:04] <edbian_> Cyber-Dogg: Can you paste-bin what you have?
[02:04] <Raydiation> does ubuntu offer img files that you can put on the usbstick with dd?
[02:05] <DasEi> Warning: synaptic still open ? used sudo ?
[02:05] <OttifantSir> Andorin: Do you use the Cube?
[02:05] <Andorin> OttifantSir: Nope.
[02:05] <Warning> DasEi : i have only the trml open
[02:05] <DasEi> Raydiation: not that I knew
[02:06] <Raydiation> can you dd isos?
[02:06] <OttifantSir> You asked it in #compiz yet?
[02:06] <OttifantSir> andorin?
[02:06] <edbian_> Raydiation: You can dd any file
[02:06] <Raydiation> edbian_: and boot the iso?
[02:06] <Raydiation> after dd?
[02:06] <Andorin> OttifantSir: No, I didn't know that channel existed.
[02:06] <DasEi> Raydiation: iso themselfes, yes, nut won't ge a bootable usb from a cd
[02:06] <beebop> Raydiation: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick
[02:06] <edbian_> Raydiation: dd copies files at the bit level I believe
[02:07] <lewench> Would anyone know why I cannot connect to a WPA access point but can connect to a WEP using Jaunty's default network Manager?
[02:07] <frogbrain> what would cause  the bios ram check to slow down to a standstill?
[02:07] <Raydiation> beebop: i tried it, it failed about 15 times
[02:07] <Raydiation> corrupt initramfs or kernel
[02:07] <orochi> frogbrain: Without trying to sound facetious it's probably at least one bad stick of RAM
[02:07] <orochi> frogbrain: Try skipping it and running memtest86+ from grub
[02:07] <frogbrain> k thanks
[02:08] <beebop> Raydiation: look thru this one too   http://www.pendrivelinux.com/usb-boot-cd-for-ubuntu-904/
[02:08] <OttifantSir> Andorin: Try asking them. I seem to remember a setting that would cause the problem you describe, but I can't for the life of me remember where it's located, and it takes about 5 hours for me checking each and every one of the settings. And some of them crash my computer, so ask the experts.
[02:08] <Andorin> OttifantSir: Alright, thanks a lot.
[02:08] <Raydiation> beebop: didnt try that one yet :)
[02:08] <juiceman5000> Hey, Ubuntu crashed, and when it restarted, the video is completely garbage
[02:08] <juiceman5000> this familiar to anybody?
[02:08] <Raydiation> woudl be easier with dd though, plus less errors would occur
[02:09] <Warning> DasEi : what i need to do to remoove that error ?
[02:09] <OttifantSir> Does anyone know how to do a recovery on an ext3-filesystem? I got that message at boot on 9.04 Desktop.
[02:09] <Raydiation> OttifantSir: fsck /dev/sdx
[02:09] <Raydiation> deppends on the partition
[02:09] <di||itante> I have the same crimper
[02:09] <OttifantSir> Raydiation: Isn't that what the system does when it performs a routine check of the drives?
[02:10] <DasEi> Warning : try another paket , like :  sudo apt-get install vlc
[02:10] <Raydiation> OttifantSir: sometimes you have to run it manually
[02:10] <Raydiation> OttifantSir: it then asks you to correct inodes
[02:10] <Raydiation> and stuff
[02:11] <Warning> the same
[02:11] <OttifantSir> Raydiation: So, drop into recovery and run fsck on the drives then. Just remembered, it stopped, actually skipped, Stage 5 of checking on /dev/sda2.
[02:11] <Alex-IT> help campcaster!
[02:11] <Raydiation> OttifantSir: ye, it should work
[02:11] <Raydiation> OttifantSir: if the hd itself is ok
[02:11] <hellues> fables and the tales
[02:11] <Warning> DasEi : i closed without paying attention the Trml when i was installing that root
[02:11] <Warning> DasEi : Before Finishing
[02:12] <OttifantSir> Raydiation: Thanks for the help. I hope the disk is ok. It's a WD 1TB which is full of movies.
[02:12] <entropy> Hi, all - I have a USB flash drive connected to the USB port of my keyboard, and I just want to mount it (not on boot - just right now, while I'm running from my HD). How do I do so? Running Jaunty.
[02:12] <DasEi> Warning: you interrupted apt ?
[02:12] <Raydiation> OttifantSir: which errrors are you getting?
[02:12] <peepsalot> is there a way to get the mousewheel to work with screen in gnome-terminal?
[02:12] <ctmjr> edbian_: you trying to connect to wep and do you need a wep-key?
[02:12] <Warning> DasEi : yes
[02:13] <edbian_> ctmjr: It is a totally unsecure network (I'm at school)
[02:13] <entropy> nevermind, I got it
[02:13] <Warning> DasEi : i close it while was upgrading
[02:13] <DasEi> Warning: bad hit, try sudo apt-get update again, prbly it tells you what to do
[02:14] <OttifantSir> Raydiation: Long story short: Tried upgrading to a Quad, which wasn't supported. Put in a C2D instead. Didn't plug the fan all the way in, interrupted drive-check a few times before I realised. On dropping to prompt on normal boot from recovery, the screen goes black. Using built-in video on P6NGM-FD.
[02:14] <lukasoft> Does anyone here know much about troubleshooting sound problems? I've been trying for a while to get sound to work
[02:14] <frogbrain> woudl bad ram prevent the bios from completeing the post even when i bypass the mem check?
[02:15] <yellowrooster> have just done an install of ubuntu 9.04. which of the 3 Flash options should I use? 1) swfdec SWF player. 2) adobe flash player. 3) gnash SWF player.
[02:15] <frogbrain> the messages are even being written veyr slowly on the screen
[02:15] <edbian_> yellowrooster: adobe works best on multiple different sites
[02:15] <marcelo_> lukasoft, What ecxaxly? Did you run alsaconf?
[02:15] <Warning> DasEi : that do some update then gave me the same error
[02:15] <frogbrain> i am not even able to en ter setup
[02:15] <yellowrooster> what are the advantages of using swfdec or gnash then, edbian_?
[02:16] <edbian_> yellowrooster: They're open source and you'll be helping the cause
[02:16] <edbian_> yellowrooster: Also they perform better on the sites they do work on.
[02:16] <ctmjr> edbian_: ok hold on will paste the commands see if they work run then in terminal first then you can add them to your file http://pastebin.com/m26e35c92
[02:16] <yellowrooster> how does it help them? and does it help them if i'm not helped by the product? (u mentioned adobe works the best)
[02:16] <OttifantSir> Raydiation: I simply get /dev/sda2 clean when running fsck on it. Dropped to a root shell.
[02:17] <edbian_> ctmjr:  I'll let you know :)  Thanks for the help!
[02:17] <Raydiation> OttifantSir: hm :/
[02:17] <lukasoft> marcelo_: yes. I've set all volumes to full. I was messing with switches and IEC958 and I got the sound to come out the subwoofer, but thats it; i've been messing with it, and now i'm back to no sound
[02:17] <spO> is there any console based dvd ripper for ubuntu?
[02:18] <DasEi> Warning: sudo dpkg --configure -a
[02:18] <Raydiation> OttifantSir: dunno maybe someone else in here knows more
[02:18] <edbian_> ctmjr: "sudo iwconfig: command not found"  The others seem to be working so far.  What package do I need to add?
[02:18] <yellowrooster> edbian_: swfdec/gnash work better than adobe when swdfec/gnash work?
[02:19] <yellowrooster> so which of the 2 open source swf players is better: swfdec or gnash?
[02:19] <marcelo_> lukasoft, I do not know what to do beyond alsaconf...
[02:19] <Japan> ïðèâåò âñåì
[02:19] <ctmjr> edbian_: i believe it is wireless-tools
[02:19] <lukasoft> marcelo_: thanks
[02:19] <KB1JWQ> !jp | Japan
[02:19] <edbian_> yellowrooster: I can't say which open source is better than the other.  They both work better (less bloated) than adobe flash on linux though yes.
[02:19] <yellowrooster> edbian_: which do you use?
[02:20] <lukasoft> marcelo_: do you mean alsa-base.conf?
[02:20] <edbian_> yellowrooster: adobe
[02:20] <yellowrooster> edbian_: you're not helping the cause. :-D
[02:20] <edbian_> yellowrooster: :) I know
[02:20] <frogbrain> lol
[02:20] <marcelo_> lukasoft, There is a script called alsaconf that configures sound...
[02:21] <lukasoft> marcelo_: I'll look into that.
[02:21] <ctmjr> !info wireless-tools
[02:21] <bucky> marcelo_: not in jaunty or the lastest alsa-utils
[02:22] <yellowrooster> does anybody here use gnash swf player or swfdec?
[02:22] <marcelo_> bucky, That is what I am discovering now..
[02:22] <sylvanus_> Hey I tried to start a game called Neverball in fullscreen mode and it is completely dark except for the message floating around saying frequency out of range?
[02:22] <showers> ubuntu channel
[02:22] <Warning> DasEi : dpkg : status database area is locked by annother processe
[02:22] <poi77> Hi! I just set up a gui in Ubuntu server. Bu tthe /etc/X11/xorg.conf file is empty! Also, my Xorg process is taking up 100% of a cpu core. Can I resolve this?
[02:22] <bucky> yellowrooster: no, i like the non free one because it handles youtube and other sites
[02:22] <edbian_> ctmjr: I got an IP!!!
[02:22] <edbian_> ctmjr: You're rockin' !!!
[02:22] <Warning> DasEi : i make reboot ?
[02:23] <yellowrooster> bucky:  you like adobe better? hmm. I just read on swfdec or gnash's site that it/they handle youtube too.
[02:23] <edbian_> ctmjr: Do you still need to see the output of the commands?  There were no errors, most of the commands had no output at all.
[02:23] <lukasoft> marcelo_: I can't seem to be able to find that.
[02:23] <Twittery> Can any one help me with something . I downloaded the iso file of opensuse and wanted to install via unetbootin . And it asked me to reboot , but in the grub entry when I tried to boot from unetbootin I get the error file not found . Why is that
[02:23] <Japan> How to adjust{set up} updating in UBUNTU
[02:24] <ctmjr> edbian_: no as long as they worked your good to go.
[02:24] <Twittery> Japan : What kind of setup
[02:24] <DasEi> Warning: it seems in one of your terminals / windows there is something running, use top to check, or do sudo init 1, then choose dpkg >> repair broken packages
[02:24] <edbian_> ctmjr: Can you help me edit /etc/network/interfaces ???
[02:24] <AegisRising> spO, have a look at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=470018...gives you a hint there!
[02:24] <VonGuard> is there a page that has a list of repositories for jaunty?
[02:24] <edbian_> ctmjr: Here's what I have so far: http://pastebin.com/m15be1dbc
[02:24] <marcelo_> lukasoft, look what "not in jaunty or the lastest alsa-utils"
[02:25] <VonGuard> everytime i reinstall i can't find any repositories to add, but i can find 100000 pages explaining how to add them
[02:25] <sylvanus_> What should I do if I start a game in fullscreen mode and it says :frequency out of range?
[02:25] <VonGuard> but no lists of repositories
[02:25] <bucky> Japan:  System=>Administration=>Software Sources=>Updates
[02:25] <VonGuard> like, what line would i add to add the debian repositories?
[02:25] <poi77> Any ideas? Empty xorg file on Ubutnu server? 100% cpu user by Xorg process?
[02:26] <bucky> install debian VonGuard
[02:26] <edbian_> VonGuard: You don't want to add the repos of other distributions.
[02:26] <VonGuard> sigh
[02:26] <marcelo_> lukasoft, It is not available in Ubuntu anymore.
[02:26] <VonGuard> not what i asked
[02:26] <DasEi> repos | VonGuard
[02:26] <DasEi> !repos | VonGuard
[02:26] <VonGuard> sigh
[02:26] <OttifantSir> Here is the output after running fsck /dev/sda1 in a root shell: http://paste.ubuntu.com/257264/
[02:26] <lukasoft> marcelo_: where would I find it?
[02:26] <VonGuard> same pages i've read 10000 times
[02:26] <DasEi>  VonGuard : listen above for foreign repos
[02:26] <bucky> VonGuard: what on earth could be in debian that's not already in ubuntu?
[02:26] <edbian_> VonGuard: If you really wanna add the debian repos the file to edit is /etc/sources.lst
[02:26] <Twittery> Can any one help me with something . I downloaded the iso file of opensuse and wanted to install via unetbootin . And it asked me to reboot , but in the grub entry when I tried to boot from unetbootin I get the error file not found . Why is that
[02:27] <DasEi>  VonGuard : * /etc/apt/sources.list
[02:27] <Warning> DasEi : okay now its done im installing the airecrack
[02:27] <cabrey> Twittery, opensuse doesn't exactly work with unetbootin
[02:27] <Gelegrodan> is initramfs suppose to use "ipconfig" instead of "ifconfig" ?
[02:27] <DasEi> !yay | Warning
[02:27] <Twittery> cabrey : Why is that
[02:28] <VonGuard> i am not askign how to add repos
[02:28] <cabrey> Twittery, tried it myself. maybe it'll be updated for the latest version, but I don't really know
[02:28] <VonGuard> i am asking for some deb lines for some good repos
[02:28] <VonGuard> like, Mozilla Thunderbird is not in ubuntu's normal repos for some reason
[02:28] <marcelo_> lukasoft, I this script is not available for ubuntu anymore I think they have betterways to configure sound cards, you can try alsa's manuals...
[02:28] <VonGuard> i need a repo with that, for example
[02:28] <VonGuard> just the deb line
[02:28] <Warning> just the last question now im using VirtualBox when i turn off the machine i will loose all that thinnk ??
[02:28] <OttifantSir> Got a machine that won't work because of something wrong on sda1, otherwise known as / Here is the output after running fsck /dev/sda1 in a root shell: http://paste.ubuntu.com/257264/
[02:28] <ctmjr> edbian_: i do not use the /network/interfaces file i use /etc/rc.local it connecst  at boot let me look and see if the files are setup the same
[02:28] <Xerran> Evolution is awesome...i prefer it over Thunderbird
[02:28] <edbian_> ctmjr: Take your time.  Thanks for the help!
[02:29] <bucky> Japan:  System=>Administration=>Software Sources=>Updates
[02:29] <DasEi> VonGuard: it's always your own risk, but you can search yourself for a given app if there are ubuntu-repos for that, like ppalaunchpad >> your own risk !!
[02:29] <edbian_> ctmjr: You know what?  I just tested by /network/interfaces file and it connected!  I thank you again for your help!  Apparently all I needed was 1 simple package :)
[02:29] <edbian_> ctmjr: Maybe you can answer a question for me though?
[02:30] <ctmjr> edbian_: ok
[02:30] <Warning> all is done :) thnx you all thx DasEi for the help
[02:30] <need_help> hey i need to change file system without loose data!  how i can do this with debugfs ?
[02:30] <need_help> i didn't understand using the man page :(
[02:30] <DasEi> Warning: nice , and install pastebinit, additional : sudo apt-get upgrade
[02:30] <edbian_> ctmjr: How can I control what DNS servers I'm using?  I noticed that dhcp re-writes /etc/resolve.conf
[02:30] <checkit__> I'm having trouble setting up my usb wireless adapter.  There is a driver for my card (rt2500usb), but it's not showing in my sudo lshw -C network (see http://pastebin.com/d2d274e8e).  Help anyone?
[02:31] <AegisRising> Vonguard, you might try http://packages.ubuntu.com/....allows you to search for what you want??
[02:31] <edbian_> checkit__: "sudo modprobe rt2500usb" will activate the driver
[02:31] <Warning> DaseI : sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[02:31] <Warning> ??
[02:31] <DasEi> y
[02:31] <checkit__> edbian__: ok will try it
[02:32] <di||itante> set is on the router
[02:32] <DasEi> Warning:  sudo apt-get install pastebinit && sudo apt-get upgrade
[02:32] <di||itante> edbian_: set it on the router
[02:32] <Mka> OttifantSir: not an expert, but did you run fsck on sda1 while on the single runlevel (recovery mode)?
[02:32] <edbian_> di||itante: I'm at school.  It's not my router to configure
[02:33] <lukasoft> marcelo_: I have a IDT 92HD75B3X5 and it's not here http://www.alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Matrix:Vendor-Intel does that mean alsa doesn't have support for my chipset?
[02:33] <DasEi> need_help: want to change or repair it ?
[02:33] <OttifantSir> Mka: I can't get to CLI without using root shell from recovery mode
[02:33] <Gelegrodan> is initramfs suppose to use "ipconfig" instead of "ifconfig" ?
[02:33] <checkit__> edbian__: tried it, but no change.  I'm looking for something like "driver=<aaa>" in the configuration line
[02:33] <need_help> DasEi change
[02:33] <OttifantSir> Mka: So yes, I did. Sorry for the snide remark above
[02:33] <bucky> edbian_: https://www.opendns.com/start/device/ubuntu
[02:33] <HobbleAlong> VonGuard: Ubuntu versions of most debian software are modified to suit Ubuntu... read incompatible.
[02:33] <Warning> DasEi : its done thx you :)
[02:34] <Mka> OttifantSir: try getting the live cd
[02:34] <edbian_> checkit__: Yeah I know.  You might want to look at "lspci -k" as well to figure out what driver you're using.  modprobe inserts modules (which is linux speak for installs drivers)
[02:34] <DasEi> need_help: that won't work, as you reformat it, got to save  somewhere
[02:34] <kpkudi> how can this be?: ls: cannot access /var/run/mpd/pid: No such file or directory
[02:34] <need_help> DasEi debug2fs then for what it use ?
[02:35] <edbian_> bucky: Yeah well the problem is I'm not using the GUI network manager.  Also dhcp seems to be re-writing resolve.conf for me.  How can I avoid this?
[02:35] <DasEi> Warning:  can try now : pastebinit /etc/apt/sources.list and call url in browser, to see how paste works
[02:35] <AegisRising> VonGuard,you might want to try http://packages.ubuntu.com/....allows you to search for what you want in Ubuntu??
[02:35] <need_help> DasEi sorry debugfs
[02:35] <Zappo> Hi im having problems installing a app from source when i try to install it it gives me this http://pastebin.com/m599205f6 any help?
[02:35] <eupator> hello people
[02:35] <marcelo_> lukasoft, You told me you made it work? So it is supported for sure, at most you may have to install some proprietary drivers, that may be easily done with System->Administration-> Hardware Drivers
[02:36] <OttifantSir> Mka: No problem. Got about five of them lying around somewhere in all this mess. Give me a few hours to look for one of them. Plus I have three other computers, so it really shouldn't be a problem. And what should I do when running the live CD? Anything besides fsck <device>? Like options?
[02:36] <bucky> edbian_: uncomment the prepend line in /etc/dhcp3/dhclient.conf  add your nameserver and sudo dhclient eth0 or whatever your network device is called
[02:36] <marcelo_> lukasoft, But I do not think this is necessary.
[02:36] <lukasoft> marcelo_: sorry, I've found the page, but it says something about the kernel and whatnot. I don't understand any ofit http://www.alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Matrix:Module-hda-intel
[02:37] <kpkudi>  can someone send me everything in there var/run/mpd folder
[02:37] <[TOP]kangu> quick question!
[02:37] <Iyunkateus> [TOP]kangu: Fire away
[02:37] <DasEi> need_help: the filesystem will not chenge (ext), but you can check or alter it's existance, for ext3 it's  fsck /e2fsck, you won't change to another fs with that
[02:37] <edbian_> bucky: Will I have to "sudo dhclient <interface>" everytime my system restarts?
[02:37] <[TOP]kangu> anyone know how to update my sound drivers for some reason i have no sound
[02:37] <eupator> is where any body know, what key I nedd give to apt, for it will not ask if I sure want to install somethink?
[02:37] <DasEi> a*
[02:37] <Cyber-Dogg_alt> sweet! i got my HDMI sound working
[02:37] <bucky> lukasoft: look thru all your menus under Applications and Sytem preferences and turn the volume up on the icon in the upper right corner and run alsamixer and turn up the volume and pcm
[02:37] <[TOP]kangu> im new to ubuntu just installed it yesterday
[02:38] <Warning> im installing now kismet when i finish i will
[02:38] <marcelo_> lukasoft, Did you try to work out system->Preferences->Sound?
[02:39] <bucky> edbian_: no just the first time to make the changes take effect... as long as you have the auto eth0 and  iface eth0 inet dhcp lines in /etc/network/interfaces
[02:39] <bucky> edbian_: *dhcp*
[02:39] <Mka> OttifantSir: try fsck -f -v -y -r <device>. If this doesn't repair it, you probably have a more involved problem. You may look through the man pages for "debugfs" and "badblocks" but be careful
[02:39] <lukasoft> marcelo_: When it worked the first time, it 'worked' on autodetect.
[02:39] <minderaser> I want to tar a directory but _not_ the symlinks within it. How can this be done?
[02:40] <Gelegrodan> is initramfs suppose to use "ipconfig" instead of "ifconfig" ?
[02:40] <edbian_> bucky: I do :)  Thanks for the help! :)  I supposed a restart would have the same effect as sudo dhclient eth0 then?
[02:40] <bucky> edbian_: sure.. but why
[02:40] <edbian_> bucky: Just tyring to understand what the command does
[02:40]  * sinsun Free Chinese Class is still welcome Linux users and friends. Join #sinsun-says
[02:41] <OttifantSir> Mka: Thanks for the help. About to look for one of the live CDs or the USB-disk I created. Will be back to tell how it worked out?
[02:41] <andresmh> I'm trying to play a DVD and the sound is choppy to the point that it's unbearable. Any ideas on what I could fiddle with?
[02:41] <bucky> edbian_: it's the same executable that gets called on reboot if you have dhcpcd enable for your specific network interface
[02:42] <edbian_> bucky: That's what I figured.  And it's working BTW!  Thank you! :)
[02:42] <need_help> DasEi they say if fsck didn't work out i can use fsck -yb to specify the superblock! from where i can get out superblock ?
[02:42] <Palin> ? for anyone I am use Ubuntu 9.04. I have a Intel GM 950 Graphic chip. I was wondering if the a way to get urban terror &/or UT 2004 for running with playable frame rates? Have look all over the net and try different xorg.conf setting now seem to work
[02:43] <lukasoft> marcelo_: in sound preferences
[02:43] <DasEi> need_help: who are they ? so it occurs you want to repair your fs, not change it; I'd suggest you use e2fsck from a live on the unmounted hd first;; can you still access the drive /partiton now ?
[02:44] <ctmjr> edbian_: i guess we both learned something :)
[02:44] <edbian_> ctmjr: !  Excellent! :)
[02:44] <Cyber-Dogg_alt> I have an ATI remote wonder
[02:45] <Cyber-Dogg_alt> during my mythbuntu install, it would control the mouse just fine
[02:45] <Cyber-Dogg_alt> now that mythbuntu is installed, it doesn't work
[02:45] <minderaser> andresmh: Are you running Totem? I would try installing the "ugly" gstreamer plugins
[02:45] <Cyber-Dogg_alt> I have set the infrared devices to ati x10 (kernel) and I've aso tried the userspace one
[02:45] <smogattack> when is ubuntu 9.10 released?
[02:45] <Cyber-Dogg_alt> neither seem to work
[02:45] <Cyber-Dogg_alt> any thoughts?
[02:45] <Johnneylee> Hello, can I get some help with gfxboot? I'm having an issue following the tutorials.
[02:46] <andresmh>  minderaser: I am using VLC. How do install "ugly" plugins?
[02:46] <Warning> DasEi the pastebini is on ur private
[02:46] <Dr_Willis> vlc dosent use the gstreamer plugins i thought.
[02:46] <smogattack> when is ubuntu 9.10 released?
[02:47] <lstarnes> smogattack: in october
[02:47] <RRyo> hi all
[02:47] <smogattack> lstarnes, this october...?
[02:47] <Dr_Willis> smogattack:  when its done.. note 9.10 is the DATE. year/month.
[02:47] <lstarnes> smogattack: yes.
[02:47] <Dr_Willis> smogattack:  everytime someone asks.. it gets pushed back a week.. :P
[02:47] <lstarnes> smogattack: that's the "9" in 9.10, as in the 10th month of 2009
[02:47] <minderaser> andresmh: Hmmm, I'm no expert on this sort of stuff. I was under the impression, though, that one of the advantages of VLC was that it came with all those plugins and whatnot by default
[02:47] <Dr_Willis> minderaser:  i agree. I think it does for the most part.
[02:47] <smogattack> lstarnes, that's genius!
[02:48] <minderaser> I want to tar a directory but _not_ the symlinks within it. How can this be done?
[02:48] <DasEi> Warning:yep, consider uncommenting some more to have full access to all software
[02:48] <IdleOne> smogattack: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KarmicReleaseSchedule more support in #ubuntu+1
[02:48] <Blizzerand> Hey there , is it sources.list or sources.lst
[02:48] <lstarnes> Blizzerand: /list
[02:48] <lstarnes> Blizzerand: er, .list
[02:48] <smogattack> IdleOne, is a "beta" available?
[02:48] <Blizzerand> lstarnes : Oh thanks
[02:48] <lstarnes> smogattack: I think there is an alpha
[02:48] <IdleOne> smogattack: it is Alpha4 #ubuntu+1
[02:49] <Johnneylee> I remove grub and get through parts of the tutorial. But when I have gfxboot installed and I'm told to reinstall grub, I can't. This is my input: Find /boot/grub/stage1 I get this error: Error 15: File not found
[02:49] <minderaser> andresmh: do you have Totem installed? Try your DVD with that and see if it's still choppy
[02:49] <lstarnes> smogattack: #ubuntu+1 is the cuanntl for ubuntu 9.10 until it is released
[02:49] <smogattack> Thank all you guys so much!!
[02:49] <HobbleAlong> smogattack: 9.10 is due Oct. 29
[02:49] <andresmh> minderaser, for some reason Totem doesn't even play sound at all
[02:49] <andresmh> minderaser, it only plays sound for the intro menu
[02:49] <smogattack> Thank all you guys so much!!
[02:49] <smogattack> Thank all you guys so much!!
[02:49] <minderaser> andresmh: Oh, that's a pisser
[02:50] <Johnneylee> I remove grub and get through parts of the tutorial. But when I have gfxboot installed and I'm told to reinstall grub, I can't. This is my input: Find /boot/grub/stage1 I get this error: Error 15: File not found
[02:50] <coreyman> Something has my CD drive locked, how can I force it to leave my drive alone and let me have the disc
[02:50] <DasEi> Warning:an example : http://paste.ubuntu.com/257271/
[02:50] <lstarnes> minderaser: the -h option will replace symlinks with the files/directories that they point to
[02:51] <DasEi> Warning:as said before, can use synaptic to find your fastest mirror
[02:51] <Blizzerand> Japan : Go to your /etc/apt/sources.list and you should find something , paste it in pastebin or someother pasting site please . The thing is that you require a gpg key to solve the update prob
[02:52] <coreyman> Something has my CD drive locked, how can I force it to leave my drive alone and let me have the disc
[02:52] <DasEi> need_help: ?
[02:52] <bucky> coreyman: type eject or sudo eject
[02:52] <coreyman> bucky thx
[02:52] <minderaser> lstarnes: If I understand you correctly, you're saying that is how to include the files that are symlinked, which is exactly what I do _not_ want. i.e. I want to make a tar file without the symlinked files
[02:52] <Gelegrodan> someone managed to get dropbear work with cryptsetup?
[02:53] <coreyman> bucky didnt work
[02:53] <lstarnes> minderaser: do you still want the symlinks, or do you want them gone as well?
[02:53] <Johnneylee> Jesus. This is pretty annoying...
[02:53] <bucky> coreyman: then it's mounted and you have to unmount the drive first
[02:53] <mooseknuckle> .
[02:53] <Johnneylee> sudo umount /path/to/drive
[02:54] <minderaser> lstarnes: I do NOT want them. I read something somewhere that tar does not include symlinks by default, but when I'm making the tar it still has them when I untar it.
[02:54] <bucky> coreyman: sudo umount /media/cdrom0  ?
[02:54] <Warning> DasEi : how to run the airmon-ng as root ?
[02:54] <Johnneylee> Yes
[02:54] <Gelegrodan> Warning: sudo airmon-ng
[02:54] <lstarnes> minderaser: I don't think there's a direct option in tar for that
[02:54] <Gelegrodan> maybe you shouldnt try to be a hacker Warning ;)
[02:55] <lstarnes> minderaser: you could try a trick using find
[02:55] <Johnneylee> Can someone help me with some grub issues? Is there anyone on who knows about grub2?
[02:55] <DasEi> Warning: either by sudo or give permission to the standard user (network, wireless)
[02:55] <bucky> Johnneylee: is this with ext4 ?
[02:55] <Johnneylee> Gelegrodan: Don't accuse people of hacking. He's obviously testing the security of his own network
[02:55] <Gelegrodan> Johnneylee: oh, ofc.
[02:56] <minderaser> lstarnes: I'm wondering though, that since when I made the symlinks (they're directories, by the way) I used absolute rather than relative path names, and I'm thinking that the reason I can still get to the files from the untar'd tar file is that it's following the absolute path name to where the files actually are
[02:56] <Gelegrodan> someone managed to get dropbear work with cryptsetup?
[02:56] <Johnneylee> bucky: Yes it is
[02:56] <minderaser> lstarnes: does that make sense?
[02:56] <lstarnes> minderaser: it might
[02:56] <coreyman> bucky it tells me it isn't mounted
[02:56] <bucky> Johnneylee: you might google. about that i think i saw somewhere that grub2 don't like ext4
[02:56] <Johnneylee> coreyman: what's your probelm?
[02:56] <minderaser> lstarnes: I'd be interested in hearing about the find trick you mentioned
[02:56] <coreyman> johnneylee the cd drive won't spit out the disc
[02:56] <lstarnes> minderaser: I need to find out how to make it work first.
[02:57] <Johnneylee> bucky: thanks I'll look into any problems with ext4
[02:57] <Johnneylee> coreyman: Laptop or Tower?
[02:57] <minderaser> lstarnes: I'm going to experiment by making a relative path symlink and see what happens
[02:57] <bucky> coreyman: push the button for the drive door
[02:58] <Beardbar> just installed ubuntu server, setting up a home webserver. been trying to change the ssh port, but after restarting ssh i still cannot connect via the new port number. any where else I need to to change the ssh port other then /etc/ssh/sshd_config ?
[02:58] <Johnneylee> coreyman: In like 98% of cdroms there is a little hole than manually ejects the cd.
[02:58] <Warning> Gelegrodan : no just im trying to crack a WEP key :P but that the first time i use Linux System
[02:58] <Johnneylee> Beardbar: I can help.
[02:58] <swapy> guys i need help
[02:58] <Dr_Willis> Beardbar:  thats it as far as i know. Be sure your firewalls are not blocking the other ports also.
[02:58] <Gelegrodan> Warning: check aircrack homepage, there is guides
[02:59] <Beardbar> Johnneylee: all ears and thanks!
[02:59] <coreyman> it's a laptop, and i know there is a little hole, i could just as easily reboot the dang thing, but it does this all the time... when i push the button it wont eject
[02:59] <Johnneylee> Warning: It's your own key, RIGHT? :) (the answer is yes).
[02:59] <swapy> i downloaded a theme for ubuntu and installed it but it was halfly installled now llok of my desktop is messed up
[02:59] <swapy> how to reset to defaults
[02:59] <bucky> Beardbar: do you define the new port number from the client when you try to connect?
[02:59] <Beardbar> Dr_willis: i have csf installed but I stopped it to test the new port, also added the new port to the conf.
[03:00] <DigitalKiwi> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=528276 aircrack-ng guide
[03:00] <Johnneylee> Beardbar: so you changed the config file for ssh and restarted the service and then attempted t o ssh?
[03:00] <merma> do you think is normal never using the swap partition when on a 4gb ram system?
[03:00] <Beardbar> bucky: aye, im using putty to connect from a windows machine to the linux box
[03:00] <swapy> help me
[03:00] <swapy>  i downloaded a theme for ubuntu and installed it but it was halfly installled now llok of my desktop is messed up
[03:00] <merma> i mean, i've never seen swap use and it's activated
[03:00] <bucky> coreyman: cat /etc/mtab and see if it's mounted somewhere else
[03:00] <Dr_Willis> swapy:  themes are composed of 'parts'  window decorator, widgits, icons. and so on. you can pick and choose the parts from the theme manager/appearance settings. (system-> preferances -> appearance -> customize)
[03:00] <DigitalKiwi> merma: for a home user, yeah that's normal
[03:00] <Johnneylee> swapy: buddy.  go to system then preferences then appearance.
[03:00] <bucky> Beardbar: what's the putty command
[03:00] <Beardbar> Johnneylee: yep, although im still connected via putty on the original default port 22. when i restarted ssh it didnt kick me but if I exit the putty session and try to reconnect i am unable to.
[03:01] <swapy> i went there and applied fefualt human theme still same
[03:01] <swapy> no effects
[03:01] <Warning> DasEi : how to give permission to Standard User ?
[03:01] <Beardbar> bucky: well its a gui interface but i connect using ssh on the new port number to local lan ip the linux box is on. i.e. <IP_ADDRESS>
[03:01] <Mka> Hi guys. I am using the freshly installed Ubuntu 9.04 - Jaunty on the Acer laptop with ATI Radion X700 graphics card and wanted to use an external monitor (Dell 19" LCD) . So I installed the fglrx driver and the amdcccle (Catalyst Control Centre). After rebooting, jaunty kept on freezing on each reboot. I uninstalled fglrx and amdcccle but now I still cannot use my Dell monitor. What should I try?
[03:02] <bucky> Beardbar: what's telling putty to use the non standard port number?
[03:03] <Warning> Gelegrodan : that hack work on TP Link ?
[03:03] <Beardbar> bucky: the port box with putty you get to inputs in a form, hostname/ip and port number then hit open. i use it fine to connect to other servers where the ssh port has been changed.
[03:03] <Gelegrodan> Warning: what hack?
[03:03] <coreyman> bucky i dont see it listed anywhere
[03:03] <swapy> http://i32.tinypic.com/j9n6dd.png
[03:03] <swapy> have a look at this
[03:03] <Beardbar> are there any default firewalls isntalled with ubuntu server edition that I may have overlooked?
[03:03] <Johnneylee> Beardbear: Can you check your private conversation?
[03:04] <Warning> Gelegrodan : Crack a WEP
[03:04] <bucky> Beardbar: can you connect on the local host and is this going out on the network thru a modem or router and needs port forwarding?
[03:04] <Gelegrodan> you cant crack without wlan
[03:04] <kilo_> hey guys, how can i access another partition using terminal?
[03:04] <DigitalKiwi> Beardbar: you're telling putty to use the port you told the server right?
[03:04] <Warning> Gelegrodan : that will work on wireless card TP link ?
[03:04] <bruenig> kilo_: mount it?
[03:04] <Gelegrodan> a wlan card yes
[03:04] <lstarnes> minderaser: I'm still looking for a method for excluding symlinks from tar files
[03:04] <Gelegrodan> and if it supports packet injection it will go alot faster..
[03:04] <kilo_> bruenig: i'm fairly new to terminal, how can i mount?
[03:05] <bruenig> kilo_: man mount
[03:05] <minderaser> lstarnes: I think I just figured it out
[03:05] <bucky> coreyman: something is wrong.. shutdown the machine and poke a paper clip in that little hole to open the cd door
[03:05] <Beardbar> bucky: that might be it, the router! i'll check
[03:05] <D3RGPS31> I'm using postfix and dovecot, my users don't receive incoming mail; anyone have 2 cents to throw in o:
[03:05] <[TOP]kangu> anyone here setup / configured ubuntu in quakelive to work? having some issues.
[03:05] <Beardbar> DigitalKiwi: yep, think its the router issue though, hey you from new zealand by chance?
[03:05] <DigitalKiwi> no
[03:05] <Gelegrodan> someone managed to get dropbear work with cryptsetup?
[03:06] <DigitalKiwi> so no sheep jokes, plz, kthnkx
[03:06] <kilo_> bruenig: ok got it thanks a lot
[03:06] <Warning> Gelegrodan : i put airmon-ng i didn't got any interface
[03:06] <bucky> Beardbar DigitalKiwi he's from virtual NZ
[03:06] <DigitalKiwi> "they screw virtual sheep"
[03:06] <bucky> doh!
[03:06] <minderaser> lstarnes: What it appears to me to be doing is that it will tar the symlink but _not_ the actual file that it refers to.  I've tried 2 different sound cards, both are detected in setup...
[03:07] <bucky> coreyman: if you're running from the livecd it's not going to let you just pull the cd out if that's what's going on
[03:07] <coreyman> nope
[03:07] <D3RGPS31> TeslaTrav: is pulseaudio running <.<
[03:07] <minderaser> lstarnes: If you're using a relative path, however, and untar it in a different location (or another machine) it seems as though it cannot find the file, as it didn't actually tar the "real" file in the first place
[03:07] <bucky> coreyman: then i'm out of ideas
[03:07] <minderaser> lstarnes: does that make sense?
[03:08] <bucky> sorry
[03:08] <coreyman> bucky lol
[03:08] <Johnneylee> coreyman: you can use the to-ram function to be able to use a different cd.
[03:08] <Mka> coreyman: then find the program accessing the cd and kill it
[03:08] <Johnneylee> Can someone help me with this whole Grub issue I have?
[03:08] <TeslaTrav> no, I've never used pulseaudio
[03:08] <coreyman> mka k3b ?
[03:08] <innomen> Hey guys, my "Save markings" in synamtic is producing a 0kb file
[03:08] <coreyman> mka killall k3b ?
[03:08] <lstarnes> minderaser: it appears to make sense
[03:08] <innomen> synaptic
[03:08] <poi77> Hi! I just set up a gui in Ubuntu server. But the /etc/X11/xorg.conf file is empty! Also, my Xorg process is taking up 100% of a cpu core. Can I resolve this?
[03:08] <D3RGPS31> TeslaTrav: then i'm damn useless :D
[03:09] <D3RGPS31> I'm using postfix and dovecot, my users don't receive incoming mail; anyone have 2 cents to throw in O:
[03:09] <Mka> coreyman: maybe? if not burning?
[03:09] <Johnneylee> *Throws in two cents* There.
[03:10] <linuxuser_> can anyone tell me what the option is to install ext4 at install-time?
[03:11] <Dr_Willis> I just told the installer to use ext4 filesystems when it formatted i recall
[03:11] <poi77> Hi! I just set up a gui in Ubuntu server. But the /etc/X11/xorg.conf file is empty! Also, my Xorg process is taking up 100% of a cpu core. Can I resolve this?
[03:11] <Dr_Willis> poi77:  xorg.conf is very minimal now a days. I have systems that can run with no xorg.conf at all
[03:11] <spO> ubuntu auto mounts dvds/cds  , hal does that automatically or with a program?  i can use the gui desktop to eject a dvd/cd  , but is there a console command?
[03:11] <dcosta> HEY guys
[03:11] <marcelo_> linuxuser_, You should be prompted about what filesystem to use.
[03:12] <dcosta> hard night
[03:12] <Dr_Willis> spO:  the 'eject' command  normally unmounts/ejects the cd.
[03:12] <Warning> Gelegrodan: when im putting soda armona-ng im not gotting an interface what should i do ?
[03:12] <linuxuser_> marcelo_:  Before the format, correct?
[03:12] <Ziggyzxxyl> How do I copy files from XP running in virtualbox to an ubuntu folder on the same machine the virtual XP is running on?
[03:12] <Johnneylee> Are you still having that cd issue?
[03:12] <user_> neisha
[03:12] <coreyman> should k3b be taking more than two minutes to prepare write process?
[03:13] <Gelegrodan> is your card supported Warning ?
[03:13] <Johnneylee> Ziggyzxxyl: You need to set up shared network folders.
[03:13] <marcelo_> linuxuser_, I thinks yes, before ...
[03:13] <user_> sheira
[03:13] <linuxuser_> thanks
[03:14] <Warning> Gelegrodan : how can i know ?
[03:14] <Gelegrodan> you google.
[03:14] <Gelegrodan> or check their homepage
[03:14] <Ziggyzxxyl> Johnneylee: I have a shared folder set up, but if I try to access it, it tells me I have no permission to access the network resource and network path was nto found.
[03:14] <bernhard> how can i see the cpu temperature?
[03:14] <Ziggyzxxyl> not*
[03:15] <Lostinspace_46> I am mapping my mouse buttons to my keyboard. To do this I need to know the actual command the the mouse button generates.  How can I find this>
[03:15] <marcelo_> bernhard, Install lm-sensors.
[03:15] <Warning> Gelegrodan : i type TP Link supported to Ubuntu ?
[03:15] <Ziggyzxxyl> Johnneylee: when I browse network from the XP window, the shared folder shows up, but I can't access it.
[03:15] <spO> if i am not running desktop , will ubuntu automount my cdrom drive?
[03:15] <Gelegrodan> Warning: i have no idea what your talking about
[03:15] <coreyman> bernhard stick your tounge to the bottom of your heatsink, and look at your tounge in the mirror :)
[03:16] <Warning> my wlan cart is TP Link
[03:16] <gartral> alrighty... anyone else loose monitor output rotation with the latest kernals and nvidia180s?
[03:16] <psycho_oreos> Warning, its not the brand name that matter, its the chipset that's sitting inside
[03:16] <IdleOne> coreyman: how was that helpful?
[03:16] <D3RGPS31> I'm using postfix and dovecot, my users don't receive incoming mail; anyone have 2 cents to throw in
[03:16] <marcelo_> bernhard, don't listen to coreyman, Just apt-get them :)
[03:16] <TeslaTrav> I'm running mythbuntu, and can't seem to get audio to work. I've checked the sliders, I've got the right alsa drivers, tried a different card... any ideas?
[03:17] <Gelegrodan> someone managed to get dropbear work with cryptsetup?
[03:17] <Dr_Willis> TeslaTrav:  be sure its not defaulting to an onboard card.
[03:17] <TeslaTrav> no onboard
[03:17] <Lostinspace_46> coreyman: That really wasn't helpful...funny though..lol
[03:17] <TeslaTrav> but, it does have 2 other things listed as possible cards... kinda strange, one is my vid card
[03:17] <minderaser> lstarnes: I'm gonna split. Thanks for your help!
[03:18] <TeslaTrav> well, under the gnome audio manager that is
[03:18] <Distans> need a wiz, making a long story short: Is it possible to forward packages going to one MAC address to a different MAC?
[03:18] <coreyman> Jeez guys give me a break i was being comical.
[03:18] <bazhang> coreyman, comicality in #ubuntu-offtopic not here
[03:18] <Lostinspace_46> coreyman: I SAID it was funny...lol
[03:19] <TeslaTrav> Dr_Willis ... Dr Geoff WIllis?
[03:19] <Dr_Willis> TeslaTrav:  no.. willis is my first name
[03:19] <TeslaTrav> ahh, hehe
[03:19] <bozz1> how can i get my cpu temperature?
[03:19] <spO> dr_willis, will hal automount a cdrom drive if no desktop is running?
[03:19] <TeslaTrav> I thought you were a guy I work with
[03:19] <coreyman> lostinspace_46 others here are more serious and take if offensivley when one line of their chat gets scrolled up for comedy.
[03:19] <TeslaTrav> hehe
[03:19] <marcelo_> bozz1, apt-get lm-sensors
[03:19] <psycho_oreos> bozz1, <marcelo_> bernhard, Install lm-sensors.
[03:19] <Dr_Willis> sp0 not that ive seen
[03:19] <Lostinspace_46> bozz don't ask coryman
[03:20] <Dr_Willis> spO:  theres tools to make the system automount with out X running.. but i dont use them
[03:20] <jrgp> I'm having trouble mounting an ntfs partition: "Failed to open hiberfil.sys data attribute: No such file or directory"
[03:20] <marcelo_> lol
[03:20] <jrgp> ?
[03:20] <ctmjr> !info lm-sensors | Lostinspace_46
[03:21] <derekS> hey, i just downloaded the daily iso, and i am trying to install it on my machine via usb harddrive. i have done it succesfully with img files, but iso's are different. how do i copy an iso to make it bootable
[03:21] <a94060> unetbootin
[03:21] <a94060> look for that util
[03:21] <a94060> derekS: unetbootin
[03:22] <derekS> a94060: thanks!
[03:22] <Dr_Willis> unetbootin can take an iso and create a bootable flash drive.. an actual usb 'hard drive' im not sure how that would differ from unetbootins point of view
[03:22] <Lostinspace_46> ctmjr I was not asking about that, was bernhard
[03:22] <IdleOne> derekS: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick
[03:22] <spO> ubuntu server edition does not automount automatically from fresh install,  what causes desktop edition to autmount  ... So, how can you add desktop features of automount to server edition?
[03:22] <D3RGPS31> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b64kBUPCK1s :o
[03:22] <a94060> derekS: your welcome
[03:23] <Dr_Willis> sp0 install the 'ubuntu-desktop
[03:23] <Warning> the wlan need to be supported to what >
[03:23] <Warning> ?
[03:23] <Dr_Willis> sp0 install the 'ubuntu-desktop' package and it should install all the stuff to automount i think
[03:23] <psycho_oreos> Warning, a linux friendly chipset
[03:23] <derekS> a94060: any non-qt apps?
[03:23] <a94060> hmmm
[03:23] <bazhang> D3RGPS31, dont paste that here.
[03:23] <beebop> derekS: look at this too   http://www.pendrivelinux.com/usb-ubuntu-904-persistent-install-windows/
[03:23] <ctmjr> Lostinspace_46: oops sorry
[03:23] <a94060> idk,i use it on windows derekS
[03:23] <derekS> beebop: its linux
[03:24] <beebop> derekS: that IS for linux
[03:24] <marcelo_> D3RGPS31, What is your point?
[03:24] <Dr_Willis> unetbootin dosent do the  'persistent' feature last i checked
[03:24] <psycho_oreos> Warning, how is the device connected to the machine anyway?
[03:25] <gnomenklayture> i can't change director to my jumpdrive in the terminal, how doi move back a directory?
[03:25] <Lostinspace_46> Maybe I am asking the wrong question.  How do I find the command for "select"? Like a left click. and no problem ctmjr
[03:25] <Dr_Willis> gnomenklayture:   'cd path' or 'cd ..'
[03:25] <Dr_Willis> !bash | gnomenklayture
[03:26] <beebop> derekS: also, http://www.pendrivelinux.com/usb-boot-cd-for-ubuntu-904/  and the offical ubuntu page @   https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/installation-guide/i386/boot-usb-files.html
[03:26] <Lostinspace_46> gnomenklayture: Gret nick!
[03:26] <Dr_Willis> Lostinspace_46:  there is no 'commands' like that - That i have ever seen. You wish to remap the left mouse click to be  (for example) on the F12 key?
[03:26] <william56> would anyone happen to know offhand why the latest restricted nvidia drivers would be missing glx with my gts 250?
[03:26] <[TOP]kangu> anyone here  play quake live and know how to setup / configure ubuntu in quakelive to work? having some issues.
[03:26] <gnomenklayture> Lostinspace_46, thanks :)
[03:26] <Dr_Willis> [TOP]kangu:  it works here with firefox 3.0 just fine
[03:26] <gnomenklayture> Dr_Willis, that worked thanks
[03:27] <Dr_Willis> [TOP]kangu:  well it can crash.. but it does work
[03:27] <swapy> hello
[03:27] <swapy> http://tinypic.com/r/5lnvc5/3 see this
[03:27] <swapy> my problem
[03:27] <Lostinspace_46> Dr_Willis: pretty much.  I want to map all mouse buttons to keyboard
[03:27] <marcelo_> william56, missing glx drivers?
[03:27] <Dr_Willis> Lostinspace_46:  gnome has a feature to 'controll the mouse via keyboard' somewhere in the settings
[03:27] <Dr_Willis> Lostinspace_46:  it uses the numpad i recall to move it around
[03:27] <Warning>  Supports drivers for NetWare 3.x, 4.x, Windows 98/Me/NT4.0/2000/XP, and Linux 2.4.x kernel. ...
[03:28] <william56> marcelo_: i meant that glxinfo is giving me the old extension "GLX" missing on display ":0.0"
[03:28] <D3RGPS31> I'm using postfix and dovecot, users don't receive incoming mail
[03:28] <Lostinspace_46> I know that feature, it does not do what I need
[03:28] <psycho_oreos> Warning, ask in #aircrack-ng.. I'll be in there
[03:28] <swapy> swapy> hello
 http://tinypic.com/r/5lnvc5/3 see this
 my problem
[03:29] <william56> swapy: fish in a barrel?
[03:29] <KB1JWQ> swapy: OH MY GOD YOU'RE IN THE FUTURE.
[03:29] <swapy> what
[03:29] <swapy> i have much problems
[03:29] <swapy> i cannot see applications places and system menus due to white color
[03:29] <Dr_Willis> Lostinspace_46:  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=926105   mentions --> http://gizmod.sourceforge.net/
[03:29] <KB1JWQ> swapy: You pasted a screenshot.
[03:30] <swapy> yes
[03:30] <william56> ohh
[03:30] <gartral> anyquick way of adding 300 images too the backgrounds list in gnome?
[03:30] <Lostinspace_46> Dr_Willis: I seem to have 2 choices either the command a button generates, or a way to identifya button to xbindkeys
[03:30] <Dr_Willis> gartral:  select all,  drag./drop?
[03:30] <Dr_Willis> bbl
[03:31] <br34l> could it be, that ubuntu doesnt like multiple downloads, like 5 files á 200Mb..here it crashes ^^
[03:32] <kellykel> what is the terminal download for liero xterme
[03:32]  * kellykel test
[03:32] <IdleOne> /you fail
[03:33] <kellykel> lol
[03:33] <marcelo_> br34l, Are you downloading them from the browser?
[03:33] <br34l> yes
[03:33] <Lostinspace_46> Dr_Willis: I am checking that out now
[03:33] <Gelegrodan> someone managed to get dropbear work with cryptsetup?
[03:33] <william56> anyone know of a guide that walks ubuntu users through possible reasons that glxinfo gives "Error: couldn't find RGB GLX visual or fbconfig" ?
[03:33] <marcelo_> br34l, Download them with wget instead
[03:34] <br34l> marcelo_: humm..ok i'll give it a try
[03:34] <marcelo_> william56, I am using a nvidia Geforce 9800 GT and the glxinfo gives me what i expect.
[03:35] <mypc> test 123
[03:37] <Distans> 456
[03:37] <danger_> hi
[03:38] <br34l> never tried wget before...its so easy and..nice ^^
[03:38] <Distans> it sure is br34l
[03:39] <Fragsworth> Ever since I switched to Ubuntu I can actually *hear* things that cause a visual change on my monitor.
[03:39] <Distans> Fragsworth you say what now? :)
[03:39] <Fragsworth> Anything that causes the screen to change will produce a sound out of my speakers
[03:39] <simran> anyone here use amarok?
[03:39] <Fragsworth> It's extremely annoying. I can hear the damn cursor blinking.
[03:39] <SpacePigeon> hi, did anybody have problems installing new pidgin (from ppa)
[03:40] <Lostinspace_46> Dr_Willis: That looks promising.  I am looking at the dos now.  Thanks.
[03:40] <simran> when i try to play an mp3 in amarok it states "too many errors in this playlist.. Playback stopped
[03:40] <Fragsworth> The sound of alt-tabbing is pretty wild though.
[03:40] <Lostinspace_46> Fragsworth: I'm sorry man, but that is hysterical
[03:41] <Distans> Fragsworth you're hitting the keyboard too hard xD
[03:41] <Fragsworth> I've tested it. It's not my CPU causing the sound to be produced.
[03:41] <gartral> Dr_Willis: to where/
[03:42] <Fragsworth> It's only actual changes to what is about to be displayed on the screen.
[03:42] <Fragsworth> Any idea how to isolate this kind of thing>?
[03:42] <Lostinspace_46> Fragsworth: Ummm, you ain't been smoking anything, have you, cuz..well...
[03:42] <Elcrapocrew> ok, please forgive me but can someone PLEASE help... I am trying to get my monitor's resolution set to 1280x1024 but it is apparently not handing out the correct EDID infoto my card (it never has) however since any changes i make to xorg.conf are ignored i am at a loss of how to fix the problem...
[03:42] <Fragsworth> Lostinspace_46: No.
[03:43] <Fragsworth> It's also only Ubuntu. Vista won't do it.
[03:43] <Lostinspace_46> Fragsworth: again, sorry man, but that was the only explanation I couuld come up with..lol
[03:43] <Johnneylee> Fragsworth: Why won't the xorg.conf keep your changes?
[03:44] <Johnneylee> Fragsworth: did you run your text editor with root privileges?
[03:44] <IndyGunFreak> i'd say thats most likely the problem
[03:44] <Fragsworth> Johnneylee: I think you're responding to the wrong person
[03:45] <Lostinspace_46> Elcrapocrew: did you try systen>prefferences>appearance?
[03:45] <marcelo_> Fragsworth, Try to plug your keyboard in other usb
[03:45] <Elcrapocrew> Lostinspace_46: yes, I also installed the drivers for my nvidia card
[03:45] <Johnneylee> Fragsworth: sorry buddy, completely accidental.
[03:46] <Fragsworth> marcelo_: Just tried that. No difference.
[03:46] <tony123> whats the default port for the sendmail server?
[03:46] <Elcrapocrew> Lostinspace_46: i think it has something to do with the new version of Xorg trying to do away with the xorg.conf
[03:46] <IndyGunFreak> Elcrapocrew: did you set your resoultion in nvidia settings?
[03:46] <ctmjr> Elcrapocrew: what option in xorg did you put for edid
[03:46] <KB1JWQ> tony123: That'd be 25.
[03:46] <Fragsworth> I think it might be the electric field going across the video wires are interfering with the sound wires, but I don't understand why only Ubuntu picks it up as sound.
[03:46] <tony123> alright thank u:P
[03:47] <Elcrapocrew> ctmjr:  I dont know my EDID settings i wish i did
[03:47] <[TOP]kangu> could anyone possibly take a moment and msg me and help with a problem i have with sound =/
[03:47] <KB1JWQ> tony123: 587 is for submission.
[03:47] <tony123> am a n00b at mail servers lol
[03:47] <tony123> submission?
[03:47] <KB1JWQ> tony123: Then may I delicately suggest postfix instead?  It's a bit less... clunky.
[03:47] <deedub> boo
[03:47] <Elcrapocrew> IndyGunFreak: yeah tried it there too, but the option doesnt show up
[03:47] <marcelo_> [TOP]kangu, state your problem
[03:47] <Lostinspace_46> Elcrapocrew: I don't know what to tell you then, sorry. Except that the issue is so prevalent that #xorg won't even take questions about it anymore
[03:47] <tony123> well all im trying to do is send mail out
[03:47] <IndyGunFreak> Elcrapocrew: i'mnot sure what the EDID settings have to do w/ aything, have you tried setting the resolution in nvidia settings?
[03:47] <tony123> and not receive any in
[03:48] <[TOP]kangu> for some reason my sound driver or my sound i have no sound ... maybe a driver update?
[03:48] <Elcrapocrew> Lostinspace_46:  Thats is a bummer!
[03:48] <Elcrapocrew> Lostinspace_46: is there any way to force Xorg to use the conf file?
[03:49] <Lostinspace_46> Elcrapocrew:  IndyGunFreak gave good advice.
[03:49] <tony123> LOL @ readerrors
[03:49] <marcelo_> [TOP]kangu, did this happen suddenly?
[03:49] <Johnneylee> Elcapocrew: Yea. RTFM it tells you what switch to use to specify a config for Xorg
[03:49] <IndyGunFreak> Elcrapocrew: so the option you want, isnt in nvidia settings?
[03:49] <bucky> Elcrapocrew: did you run nvidia-xconfig
[03:50] <Elcrapocrew> IndyGunFreak: yeah the resolution i need is not listed, but I know the monitor supports it because i use it on my win 7 all the time
[03:50] <donaldo> as I get this information from the proc? , the time when the system was last booted.
[03:50] <Elcrapocrew> bucky: yip, the option I need is not listed
[03:51] <Elcrapocrew> Johnneylee: how do i go about setting the switch you refer to??