[17:59] <Broseph> I don't really have that much data at this point, I just want to make sure that it's setup properly for future use
[18:00] <jcgs> Pici: seems to be working away: thanks for that :)
[18:00] <pontino> why my desktop graphics is slow in 11.04 without graphics effects ??? In previous version my pc was very faster and flow/fluid graphics, now is all flickering. And i don't see TAB "Graphics effects" unfortunately
[18:00] <post> I deleted the apps folder and I cant start apache (Ubuntu server 11.04) can i get some help here :)
[18:01] <Pici> post: What apps folder?
[18:01] <squig> something i havnt done in a long while, but how do I configure ubuntu for xdmcp?
[18:01] <jcgs> xXxExXxAxXxBxXx: if you join a channel with no-one in it, you will be the operator, and you can choose to make it private, password protected etc
[18:02] <post> Pici: in   something/www/ there is a folder called /apps/
[18:02] <Pici> post: And what errors is apache giving you when you try to start it?
[18:03] <abax> has somebody figured out how it's possible to disable opening program menu by F10 in unity? or change it to <Ctrl>F10. i've looked from system settings -> keyboard shortcuts, but it wasn't there, and i've also gone to gconf-editor and changed all the places that have F10 to <Ctrl>F10, and i've restarted Xorg, but no effect.
[18:03] <ax> is 11.04 considered unstable?  my friend just installed it [moving from 10.04] [64-bit] and now he gets random freezing
[18:03] <Almehdi> gabe-20: Which version of Python2.7 are Gnome-Tweak asking for?
[18:03] <post> pici: Warning: DocumentRoot [/var/www/apps] does not exist Warning: DocumentRoot [/var/www/apps] does not exist Syntax error on line 32 of /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/000-apps.vhost: Wrapper /var/www/php-fcgi-scripts/apps/.php-fcgi-starter cannot be accessed: (2
[18:03] <Jimmio> abax: CompizConfig Settings Manager. Install it.
[18:04] <Jimmio> Unity is a plugin for Compiz.
[18:04] <carnage1> gtk and unity 8gb of ram
[18:04] <zerwas> ezrafree> let me upgrade chromium to see if it works now
[18:05] <Pici> post: That seems rather self-explanatory.  your /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/000-apps.vhost file specifies /var/www/apps as a DocumentRoot.  Either modify the file, or (re)move it from your site-enabled.
[18:05] <TTA> hi!i try to copy the main file of my python interpreter in /usr/local/bin but it does not work, the reason is that i am not autorise to do that, what can i do to avoid that or what is the others possibilities?
[18:05] <phox_> Does anyone here have experience with this perl script for many archives in the same folder? http://www.ubuntugeek.com/unp-unpack-almost-everything-with-one-command.html
[18:05] <abax> Jimmio: now i found it from "ubuntu unity plugin". thanks!
[18:05] <post> Pici: Thx will try that if it doesnt work I will come bacl
[18:06] <gi> anybody?
[18:06] <Broseph> reprashing my question slightly, if I want to install mysql server on my machine, do I need to do anything during the install process to ensure that the data goes on the desired hard drive or is that handled later in config?
[18:07] <Broseph> esentially, I want to be able to wipe my SSD and leave the mysql data intact
[18:07] <carnage1> be vigilant on very step
[18:07] <squig> does any one know what the greater is for the current version of ubuntu?
[18:07] <TTA> i try to copy the main file of my python interpreter in /usr/local/bin but it does not work, the reason is that i am not autorise to do that, what can i do to avoid that or what is the others possibilities?
[18:07] <Pici> carnage1: If you have nothing to add to the support at hand, you don't need to say anything.  If you're bored, feel free to chat in #ubuntu-offtopic
[18:07] <Almehdi> phox_: Why do you want that? Isn't right clicking in File manager easier?
[18:07] <Pici> Broseph: You can make configuration changes in /etc/mysql/ post-install.
[18:08] <carnage1> boy are you pici
[18:08] <Broseph> awesome, thanks Pici
[18:08] <Mathuin_> Mad props to 10.04.2 LTS for *actually fitting the install windows on my screen*.  Serious hatred for later versions for failing to handle small screens gracefully.
[18:09] <phox_> Almehdi: Not in this case. I have hundreds of GB's that need to be unarchived and then I want the archives themself removed.
[18:10] <Almehdi> phox_: Ohh.. i see... well sorry on that point. Have not tested that
[18:10] <mod> What's the most light weight VM for ubuntu within which I can run windows?
[18:10] <carnage1> virtualbox
[18:11] <sam85_> quit
[18:11] <mod> carnage1, thanks.  VMware is just such a jhog
[18:11] <post> Pici: Thank you it worked :*
[18:12] <Pici> post: great
[18:12] <Alexqw> What channel should I jump to to ask about when apt 0.7.26 will be released for Lucid?  There's a fix in there that's pretty important
[18:12] <squig> does any one know what the unity login app (like gdmlogin) is called?
[18:13] <coz_> squig,  you mean gdm?
[18:13] <squig> gdm has this config option RemoteGreeter=/usr/lib/gdm/gdmlogin
[18:13] <JediKayaker> I'm downloading virtual box right now.
[18:13] <Almehdi> squig: Right now Unity is also using GDM but will switch to LightDM in Oneiric
[18:13] <squig> coz_,  gdm has this config option RemoteGreeter=/usr/lib/gdm/gdmlogin
[18:13] <JediKayaker> Coincidence
[18:14] <coz_> squig,  let me check here hold on
[18:14] <carnage1> random
[18:14] <squig> trying to enable xdmcp so i can play with the latest version :/
[18:14] <Nuge> I kept on trying and trying but no luck.
[18:15] <Nuge> I can't boot Ubuntu from the command line :(
[18:15] <coz_> squig,   mm I am looking in /usr/lib/gdm  I dont see a gdmlogin
[18:15] <carnage1> *logon
[18:15] <wildc4rd> evenin all!
[18:16] <coz_> squig,   this is all I have in that diretory   http://dl.dropbox.com/u/132551/Screenshot-gdm.png
[18:18] <inglor> Hi I got a problem when upgrading to natty, I am stuck getting an error: Could not calculate the upgrade
[18:18] <yovanny> hola a todos
[18:18] <yovanny> hola
[18:19] <Pici> !es | yovanny
[18:19] <yovanny> ok gracias
[18:20] <inglor> anyone ?
[18:20] <squig> coz_, thanks, I dont guess you know how to turn on xdmcp any more?
[18:20] <coz_> squig,  ooo,, of hand no,,   i would  have to search for that
[18:21] <coz_> sorry darn fingers
[18:21] <coz_> squig,   let me look
[18:21] <adamkex> can somebody help me with the vlc syntax in the shell?
[18:21] <Nuge> BAH D:
[18:21] <squig> coz_, firstly I need to find where xnest went :/
[18:21] <coz_> squig,  ok
[18:21] <groos> the beginner channel did not help me.  i will post my wuestion here.
[18:21] <ezrafree> can anyone tell me if google-chrome-unstable 13.0.772.0 should have "Compact Navigation" in Ubuntu 10.04
[18:22] <groos> Hello, all.  I have a text file I created at /bin/cat, and I need to get its content into another file, /dev/sda1.  I tried 'sudo man cat /bin/cat | dd /dev/sda1', but it gave error "invalid argument".  This makes no sense cuz I passed no arguments.  Help!
[18:22] <squig> coz_, how do you deal with the huge amounts of out of date information?
[18:22] <gi> somebody can help me??
[18:22] <adamkex> groos: what are you trying to do?
[18:22] <MonkeyDust> !ask| gi
[18:22] <groos> gi i will try are u running widoes 7?
[18:22] <coz_> squig,  which outdated info ?
[18:23] <groos> adamkex: i want to get my list of cat data onto my hard drive, /dev/sda1
[18:24] <adamkex> groos: you will overwrite that partition with weird data if you try something like that
[18:24] <gi> sorry. question: is there any known bug about high temp on ubuntu 11.04? on 2 laptop (dell and asus) after 10 min work - very hot laptops and they are shutdown
[18:25] <groos> ?? no i put my text in the file bin but i need it on my hard drive how can i copy it?
[18:25] <oCean> groos: /bin/cat is a program, not a textfile
[18:25] <coz_> squig,  not sure guy,, I would have to search this t hrough actually,,  have you checked online for this in 11.04 ?
[18:25] <oCean> groos: any textfile you might have created, is already on your harddrive
[18:25] <SpaceBass> oCean, its a troll, don't bother
[18:26] <BluesKaj> groos, /dev/sda is a path to drive partition, rename the destination folder
[18:26] <groos> ?? no it is a list of info.  i dont need a program for it gedit is fine.
[18:26] <MeglaW> hi, i have a p266MHz, i wanna install xmonad insted of gnome, point me to a good guide pls, my goolefoo cany work.
[18:26] <inglor1> Hi, I am trying to upgrade to Natty and stuck to a problem with calculating the changes. Anyone can he lp?
[18:27] <oCean> groos: don't be silly, and don't ignore the answers you get
[18:27] <gabe-20> Almehdi: it only says: PythonV2.7
[18:27] <adamkex> groos: you use "cp" to copy
[18:28] <ActionParsnip> MeglaW: i'd install the minimal OS then install what you desire.
[18:28] <adamkex> groos: type man cp to find out how to use it
[18:28] <Juest> hi, do i get updated copies of my packages if i upgrade??
[18:28] <ActionParsnip> Juest: most likely yes
[18:28] <Juest> ah
[18:28] <coz_> Juest,  after upgrading you can run   sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[18:29] <JediKayaker> gi: looks like no one knows.  I would have liked to hear the answer on you overheating issue.
[18:29] <Juest> i got 10.10 and i have troubles with hicolor-icon-theme
[18:29] <coz_> Juest,   apt-get dist-upgrade will be able to remove packages in favor of other, higher priority packages. Both use the package manager so they both use package dependencies.
[18:29] <SpaceBass> gi, whats overheating?
[18:30] <Juest> does the upgrade solves my hicolor iusse?
[18:30] <ActionParsnip> Juest: what troubles?
[18:30] <Juest> i can't even start gnome properly
[18:31] <ActionParsnip> Juest: does it affect all users?
[18:31] <ScorpKing> hi guys. is anyone here still on 10.10?
[18:31] <Juest> ActionParsnip, yeah, is system wide and i got root login
[18:31] <Juest> also
[18:31] <ActionParsnip> Juest: why?
[18:31] <BajK> is there a way to make plymouth appear sooner on shutdown. I dont care if dbus is disconnected from system bus or if all ttys were killed by the TERM signal. I just want the X go away and then have my shutdown screen :)
[18:32] <Juest> does every user gets migrated?
[18:32] <ActionParsnip> ScorpKing: many are
[18:32] <BajK> but since this has been there for ages, I dont think this will ever going to be possible/fixed unless Wayland comes or so
[18:32] <gabe-20> Almehdi: I got it... I followed these steps: http://blog.ubuntu-tweak.com/downloads and it worked beautifully :)
[18:32] <gabe-20> thanks a lot for your help :)
[18:32] <carnage1> is there a way to use a winmodem in ubuntu?
[18:32] <ScorpKing> ActionParsnip: i'm looking for the md5sum of /usr/bin/sudo and a few other bins on 10.10
[18:33] <Juest> BajK, try login and then run sudo halt
[18:33] <BajK> Juest: and then?
[18:33] <ActionParsnip> Juest: make a new user and test. Root login is not supported, advised or necessary
[18:33] <arand> ScorpKing: Are you not able to download the packages and check?
[18:33] <Juest> nothing, it shutdowns
[18:33] <frostschutz> ScorpKing: you should add your architecture as well, because the sums will be different for 32/64bit. or you could download the .deb and verify the files yourself...
[18:33] <pokrmessiah> anyone found a fix or workaround for the nm-applet mem leak? looks like there are a lot of bug rports but I havent seen a solution so far
[18:34] <llutz> ScorpKing: /var/lib/dpkg/info/<package>.md5sums   has them
[18:34] <ScorpKing> ok thanks guys. didn't think of that. will have a look
[18:34] <phox_> Why can't I use the command "unrar e *.rar" to extract all archived files in the folder I'm in?
[18:34] <ActionParsnip> ScorpKing: download the deb for each file and extract it. You can do it yourself then :-)
[18:34] <skegeek> Anyone know a way to separate a file consisting of two PDFs and a PPT? I was trying to move the files to another directory, unfortunately it didn't exist so now the files are concatenated into a single file.
[18:35] <ActionParsnip> Phox: does unp allow globbing?
[18:35] <llutz> phox_: since unrar won't accept the expanded * from shell. use for foo in *.rar; do unrar e $foo; done
[18:35] <Juest> ActionParsnip, well i got an extra user :) but i use root for mosy
[18:35] <Juest> most*
[18:36] <nikitis> Ìû
[18:36] <ActionParsnip> Juest: then you have drastically reduced system security. Congrats
[18:36] <phox_> ActionParsnip: Are you referring to the link I posted earlier? And anyways, I don't know what globbing is...
[18:36] <kaffien> can a thinclient  connect to a ubuntu install?
[18:37] <Juest> well. froget about the root user
[18:37] <Juest> just tell me if hicolor gets solved by upgradibg
[18:37] <Juest> upgrading
[18:37] <ActionParsnip> Phox: using the * in commands is globbing. Install unp, see if it does it.
[18:38] <ActionParsnip> Juest: no. I don't support people who enable the root account.
[18:39] <arand> Speaking of downloading packages.. Is there any way to use apt-get inst the same way you would "aptitude doesnload" without the need for authentication?
[18:39] <Doonz> hey is there a way to use x forwading but when i close the ssh connection like i wanna use xchat over ssh but when i close putty i dont want that program to stop
[18:39] <phox_> llutz: Thank, but that didn't quite do the trick. It extracts the file from the first archive, but the archives are like "part1", "part2" and so on. So then I have to press no like 10 times, that I don't want to replace the file. Hope you understand!
[18:39] <giles> hi, If I have a .deb file what's the easiet way to install it an all its dependencies?
[18:39] <Juest> ActionParsnip, ok, i leave root user by side, just think i have root disabled :)
[18:39] <phox_> Actionparsnip: Yes, I have checked out unp, but I have the same problem as I just described to llutz, see a few lines up.
[18:40] <Kruptein> is there somewhere a list with all stock icons for appindicators?
[18:40] <ActionParsnip> Giles: sudo dpkg -i file; sudo apt-get -f install
[18:40] <bernd_> hallo
[18:40] <ActionParsnip> Juest: no
[18:40] <bernd_> is anyone here
[18:40] <Kruptein> yes
[18:41] <ActionParsnip> Phox: then you will need the bash code given earlier
[18:41] <celthunder> bernd_: no we all died
[18:41] <Mathuin_> 'for file in *.rar; do unrar -e $file; done' or something?
[18:41] <nikitis> Ìû
[18:41] <giles> ActionParsnip: ta
[18:41] <nivardus> what config file is a user's default shell in? (ubuntu/classic/etc)
[18:41] <ActionParsnip> Giles: np :)
[18:42] <maco> nivardus: /etc/passwd
[18:42] <maco> nivardus: oh wait the other shell
[18:42] <phox_> Actionparsnip: I executed the one given to me by llutz, but then I got the problem with it wanting to replace the file and stuff.. Or what do you mean?
[18:42] <giles> ActionParsnip: I just found that on google too, but... it's a bit silly that it tells you that it couldn't find the dependencies, and then you have to "fix" them...
[18:42] <maco> nivardus: nevermind. i dont know.
[18:42] <celthunder> Doonz: vnc
[18:42] <Juest> why not?, i just came for some upgrading help
[18:43] <zschallz> Could someone please point me to a guide on how to set postfix in Ubuntu to be able to send email to any domain from localhost? I'm trying to use it for a web service.
[18:43] <ActionParsnip> Mathuin_: might wanna put "s around the variable to catch spaces in the filename ;)
[18:43] <Web-user> hey
[18:43] <giles> ActionParsnip: Don't you think?
[18:43] <zschallz> I can't seem to find one that works well for what I'm trying to do
[18:43] <trism> nivardus: ~/.dmrc I believe
[18:43] <Mathuin_> ActionParsnip: Folks who use spaces in filenames deserve the surprises they get. :-P :-)
[18:43] <Web-user> ich rufe zum krieg der penise auf
[18:43] <Juest> um...
[18:43] <celthunder> zschallz: theres lots....
[18:43] <Pici> !de| Web-user
[18:43] <Web-user> totet die muschis
[18:43] <llutz> Web-user: hau ab
[18:44] <nivardus> trism: no such file in 11.04 at least
[18:44]  * Mathuin_ notes that updating an LTS install via cellphone tethering requires a great deal of patience.
[18:44] <llutz> !ops | Web-user trolls, bad language
[18:44] <Web-user> es lebe der krieg der pennise
[18:44] <yassine> hi folks
[18:44] <Pici> llutz: thanks
[18:44] <maco> Mathuin_: thats the point where i go borrow the library's wireless
[18:44] <trism> nivardus: it is here in 11.04 on my system
[18:45] <phox_> Actionparsnip: I executed the one given to me by llutz, but then I got the problem with it wanting to replace the file and stuff.. Or what do you mean?
[18:45] <llutz> phox_: so your multipart-rar have different filenames per part?
[18:45] <zschallz> I seem to remember that there was automatic configuration before for postfix where by default it would relay from localhost >_<
[18:45] <ActionParsnip> Juest: i don't personally do it because enabling the account is not supported. Its disabled for MANY good reasons deemed by Linux experts with years of experience. But you know better, right?
[18:45] <Mathuin_> maco: work has a somewhat strict policy on what gets connected, so I'm avoiding it.  I just forgot to pre-download everything I needed. :-(
[18:46] <bullgard4> How can I start the phpMyAdmin  program in Lucid?
[18:46] <zschallz> celthunder: the only ones involve setting up a whole mailbox system for sending/receiving mail locally (for example https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PostfixBasicSetupHowto). I want to send mail to anyone.
[18:46] <Mathuin_> 127.2 MB, 108 packages, 1h 39min remaining.  Woo!
[18:46] <celthunder> bullgard4: it's not a program it's a front end if you're using apache add /etc/phpmyadmin/apache.conf to your sites list and enable it
[18:46] <ka1ser> hi, for some reason my desktop folder seems to be set to my home folder instead of ~/Desktop ... do you know how can I change it back to ~/Desktop ??
[18:46] <zschallz> the ones i've found*
[18:46] <ActionParsnip> Giles: dpkg only installs the deb you tell it. That's all it does. The second command grabs the deps. It is weird but simple to fix
[18:47] <nivardus> trism: it may only be created if a non-unity shell is used, thanks I have figured it out
[18:47] <hypatia> will suspending my laptop during package installation in an upgrade break things?
[18:47] <llutz> zschallz: better use nullmailer, msmtp or ssmtp for that
[18:47] <zschallz> llutz: ah okay, thanks
[18:47] <bullgard4> celthunder: What is the filename of my "sites list"?
[18:47] <Mathuin_> hypatia: I'd avoid it, personally.  Can you modify power management to not suspend when the lid is shut temporarily?
[18:47] <llutz> zschallz: postfix can do, but its overkill (imho)
[18:47] <celthunder> zschallz: linode.com community has a bunch slicehost has a bunch http://www200.pair.com/mecham/spam/virtual2p2.html is good
[18:48] <ActionParsnip> ka1ser: sure you just don't have nautilus i
[18:48] <hypatia> Mathuin_: already have that, but i have to get on the subway mid-upgrade :s
[18:48] <zschallz> celthunder: thank you
[18:48] <hypatia> Mathuin_: and i just don't trust my battery to last the whole way
[18:48] <celthunder> bullgard4: /etc/apache/sites-available/?
[18:48] <ActionParsnip> Instructed to show the home folder on the desktop?
[18:48] <trism> nivardus: yes, I had the same thought, time to experiment
[18:48] <Mathuin_> hypatia: on the bright side, when your battery reaches critical it should suspend cleanly so you will get as much time as possible done on installing.
[18:48] <ka1ser> ActionParsnip: what do you mean? I have nautilus
[18:49] <hypatia> Mathuin_: true :)
[18:49] <hypatia> i'm also worried about it heating up in my bag
[18:49] <ActionParsnip> ka1ser: add my 2nd lot of text
[18:49] <bernd_> hallo
[18:49] <Mathuin_> I've done it a number of times and haven't had any trouble -- both SSD-based and hard-drive-based laptops.  It's not summer at least! :-)
[18:49] <foot-odor> hello ubuntu people
[18:50] <foot-odor> does anyone use openbox here?
[18:50] <celthunder> foot-odor: used to don't atm using xmonad
[18:50] <ActionParsnip> !anyone
[18:50] <hypatia> Mathuin_: it's summer here, haha
[18:50] <hypatia> Mathuin_: and my laptop already runs pretty toasty
[18:50] <foot-odor> celthunder, do you know how to enable compiz (aka normal / extra settings in gnome session)
[18:50] <ka1ser> ActionParsnip: I didn't do anything at least conscious... I had an issue with my hard disk... fixed it with fsck and the next time I log in I started to see the desktop differently
[18:50] <ka1ser> ActionParsnip: so it is just a nautilus config?
[18:50] <bullgard4> celthunder: /etc/apache2/sites-available/ is a directory containing two files of November 2010: default, default-ssl. Which one do you mean?
[18:50] <Mathuin_> hypatia: thought it'd be fall by now there... Seriously, though, might not be worth the risk.  Is the subway safe enough for you to hang out with it on your lap?
[18:51] <Broseph> hey, I've just mounted a new hard drive in ubuntu 11.04 and I'd like to move my home directory, I imagine there's a bit more to it that just moving the folder
[18:51] <hypatia> Mathuin_: i'm in toronto, it's pretty safe :)
[18:51] <hypatia> i think i'll just risk suspending it, though
[18:51] <Mathuin_> Then do that and watch the install.  Who knows, maybe you'll strike up a conversation with a fellow Ubuntu user. :-)
[18:51] <Broseph> /dev/sdb1       /media/data     ext4    defaults        0       2
[18:52] <celthunder> bullgard4: ....copy the file previously mentioned there and rename it phpmyadmin or something then a2ensite phpmyadmin and /etc/init.d/apache2 restart (or /etc/init.d/httpd restart)
[18:52] <Broseph> entry in fstab for the second hdd
[18:52] <ActionParsnip> ka1ser: there is a setting in gconf-editor. I forget what it is but a websearch will show you
[18:52] <celthunder> Broseph: sure you can just move it?
[18:52] <ka1ser> ok
[18:52] <Mathuin_> Broseph: were it me, I'd boot single-user, move the user directory to /media/data/username, change /etc/fstab to mount that device as /home, and reboot single-user to make sure it's okay.
[18:52] <Mathuin_> I did this last week and that's how I did it.
[18:52] <celthunder> Broseph: might want to change your /etc/fstab after
[18:53] <oCean> Broseph: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Partitioning/Home/Moving
[18:53] <Broseph> thanks Mathuin_ and celthunder, what should my fstab look like when I'm done then? This is ubuntu server by the way, so it's all command line
[18:54] <Mathuin_> oCean: that's an excellent page, and lucky for me it pretty much describes what I said. :-)
[18:54] <oCean> :)
[18:54] <guampa> BlouBlou
[18:55] <stevesmall> is2
[18:55] <p0lar_bear> i keep getting denied the ability to rm or chmod a few files even as root (via sudo)
[18:55] <celthunder> Broseph: UUID=1e39d7e1-8fae-4088-8788-eb75ced211ff /home ext4 defaults,user_xattr 0 1 obviously change the uuid mines not configured for performance either theres a few things yo ucan add to make it faster...
[18:56] <Broseph> thanks celthunder
[18:56] <Mene-Mene> What does ". /usr/share/..." do? (long irrelevant name)
[18:56] <celthunder> Broseph: yo ucan get the uuid's from udisks or from /dev/disk/by-uuid
[18:56] <mod> nice creating a fixed drive for virtual box... load is over 12.  I haven't seen a load this high since i was running bsd on a vax
[18:56] <Mene-Mene> (that's dot space)
[18:57] <Broseph> if I just do that with correct UUID, and have media/data/username, can I simplay delete the old home? I've got 0 files on there right now
[18:57] <Juest> yes
[18:57] <Mathuin_> Mene-Mene: "." is the same as "source".
[18:57] <e75000> fdf
[18:57] <Mathuin_> ". .bashrc" is the same as "source .bashrc"  for instance.
[18:58] <Mene-Mene> OOOH! Thanks, that makes a lot of sense.
[18:58] <Mathuin_> No problem!
[18:58] <bullgard4> celthunder: : You said: "copy the file previously mentioned there". What file do you mean by "the file previosly mentioned"?
[18:58] <p0lar_bear> i keep getting denied the ability to rm or chmod a few files even as root (via sudo). what do i do?
[18:58] <celthunder> Broseph: ? yes cp the files from /etc/skel to your directory...mount it on /home or if yo uwant to keep it media/data/username then change it in /etc/passwd or use useradd to make a completely new user
[18:58] <Mathuin_> p0lar_bear: what is the error message you are getting?
[18:59] <Juest> tired to do chown?
[18:59] <celthunder> bullgard4: /etc/phpmyadmin/apache or whatever it's called
[18:59] <bullgard4> p0lar_bear: Please give the exact error message.
[18:59] <JediKayaker> Generally speaking ... Ubuntu server - PC or 64-bit version?  Do the other LAMP applications officially support 64-bit?  Or should I stick with the 32-bit?
[19:00] <p0lar_bear> it seems i can't do anything to them. rm and chmod both tell me "Operation not permitted" on all the files
[19:00] <celthunder> p0lar_bear: what files do they exist? what arguemtns are you passing to rm or chmod
[19:00] <carnage1> moonlight/silverlight
[19:00] <celthunder> JediKayaker: go for 64 bit...stop supporting the past
[19:00] <celthunder> JediKayaker: i sell hosting /vps's / etc...most of them run lamp all of them run just fine
[19:01] <p0lar_bear> and no, i can't chown them to myself.
[19:01] <dp> in Natty, what applications mounts an ipod automagically?
[19:01] <dp> er, application
[19:01] <bullgard4> celthunder: I previously mentioned 2 files: /etc/apache2/sites-available//default and /etc/apache2/sites-available/default-ssl. Which one do you mean?
[19:01] <celthunder> bullgard4: the one i just said
[19:02] <bullgard4> celthunder: Your message is of no help if you are not specific.
[19:02] <JediKayaker> celthunder: thanks!  What would have been your biggest issue on 64-bit?  If any?
[19:02] <avernos> hello, i keep getting segfaults all the time with random applications after a while of booting up, what should i do ?
[19:02] <p0lar_bear> little background, i was following this tutorial in an attempt to chroot apache, adapting the directories given in the tutorial to the ubuntu/debian package of apache: http://www.linux.com/archive/feed/36331
[19:03] <celthunder> JediKayaker: none?  i did have t install the 32 bit libraries for one person but they were running a vnc and using flash and didn't want a chroot.
[19:03] <carnage1> i think my cola is powdered
[19:03] <celthunder> bullgard4: one minute i'll type out step0 to done in one line for you
[19:03] <JediKayaker> celthunder: Thanks Again.
[19:03] <p0lar_bear> long story short, it didn't work so i'm getting rid of the copies. the files that're getting left behind are the two logfiles in /chroot/httpd/var/log/apache2, and the files i copied from /etc
[19:03] <bullgard4> celthunder: Ok.
[19:05] <bennis> hey, where do i go to make the window buttons on the right?
[19:05] <ActionParsnip> !controls
[19:06] <davis> hello
[19:06] <ActionParsnip> Bennis: there are thousands of guides for that. Did you not websearch any?
[19:07] <p0lar_bear> anyone got any ideas as to my issue with files I just can't access? do i need to repost the info?
[19:07] <celthunder> bullgard4: if you don't want to make a new site for it just add this line Include /etc/phpmyadmin/apache.conf to /etc/apache/sites-available/default or default-ssl if you want it through ssl (recommended) if yo uwanted it on a different hostname or something cp default file or default-ssl and modify the hostname part to whatver domain you wanted phpmyadmin to respond on...make sense?
[19:07] <davis> what is the command to see which .so's  a process has loaded? pf_load or something?
[19:07] <ActionParsnip> p0lar_bear: please. Wassup?
[19:07] <eb3ha4el> I want to know what gnome-setting-daemon does and with what kind of command... which file should i open with gedit to see those commands?
[19:07] <p0lar_bear> little background, i was following this tutorial in an attempt to chroot apache, adapting the directories given in the tutorial to the ubuntu/debian package of apache: http://www.linux.com/archive/feed/36331 long story short, it didn't work so i'm getting rid of the copies. the files that're getting left behind are the two logfiles in /chroot/httpd/var/log/apache2, and the files i copied from /etc
[19:07] <ActionParsnip> davis: lsof may do it
[19:08] <davis> there is actually a command which will do more than show file handles, can't remember it though.
[19:08] <nit-wit> davis, not sure what .so's are but is it htop
[19:09] <davis> i got it
[19:09] <davis> pmap
[19:09] <p0lar_bear> you could also ldd the binary
[19:09] <ActionParsnip> nit-wit: they are shared libraries used by apps to work
[19:09] <p0lar_bear> if you know where it is, that is
[19:10] <Narc> Hello everyone. Here's my story, help would be very appreciated. I'm trying to install Natty on a Toshiba Satellite A60 for a friend. It's way faster than with 10.04 but has compatibility issues. I can't boot normally, fast scrolling text shows and the machine finally reboot. Need to boot with "acpi=off" which disables USB support. I tried downgrading to Lucid's Kernel 2.6.32 but it's extremely slow now. I think I tried everythi
[19:10] <Narc> ng, anyone can help ? Thanks.
[19:10] <carnage1> does nutty natter have a green Azenis theme?
[19:10] <ActionParsnip> p0lar_bear: i don't have any experience of that stuff dude, others may or try a little later, sorry
[19:10] <nit-wit> ActionParsnip, thanks it igood to know.;)
[19:10] <nit-wit> &it's
[19:11] <IdleOne> !themes > carnage1
[19:11] <p0lar_bear> ActionParsnip: no idea as to why chmod and rm keep throwing "Operation not permitted?" sorry, my thinking is disjointed as hell :x
[19:12] <ActionParsnip> Narc: do you have the latest bios, it may have acpi based fixes. Are there bugs reported?
[19:12] <celthunder> p0lar_bear: rm -rf them ? f should be force
[19:12] <Mathuin_> p0lar_bear: could apache still have those files open?
[19:12] <ubuser> can anyone help me with my pc, i reset my bios cause it wasnt showing both harddrives i had, i had a 250 gig with 2 OS's windows 7 and ubuntu... now i am stuck with a very old version of ubuntu
[19:12] <Almehdi> Narc: Have you tried anything else than Unity and Compiz on 11.04? I bet it is Compiz that hogs the system.
[19:12] <ubuser> i am trying to get the update, i have 10 different iso's of ubuntu
[19:13] <p0lar_bear> Mathuin_: nope. i ran sudo killall apache2 and sudo killall httpd
[19:13] <ubuser> but now it is sayin i need a bios update or something
[19:13] <p0lar_bear> though there could be something else, i dunno. lemme check; is lsof the tool for that?
[19:13] <Mathuin_> lsof would work.
[19:13] <ubuser> i do not know how to get my bios uptodate, i do not have a floppy drive
[19:14] <Almehdi> Narc: Have you checked "gedit ~/.xsession-errors" for faults?
[19:14] <Mathuin_> Alternatively, using 'sudo -s' to get a root shell, then 'rm -rf /chroot/whatever/badness' may push it along.
[19:14] <ActionParsnip> ubuser: did you configure the BIOS after resetting it?
[19:14] <Narc> ActionParsnip: There's a bug reported on launchpad, which seems very similar. About flashing the BIOS, it's an old laptop, I'm a bit scared to mess with it.
[19:14] <ubuser> yeah pretty much its accepting 2 gigs of ram now
[19:14] <ubuser> i dont know what files i need or whatever on linux
[19:15] <ubuser> my windows 7 is gone :(
[19:15] <ActionParsnip> Narc: bad BIOS flash can brick your system
[19:15] <phong_> hi guys, how can i go back to ubuntu 10.10 style menu
[19:15] <phong_> i hate the new 11.04 menu
[19:15] <phong_> i want the classic menu
[19:15] <celthunder> bullgard4: any luck
[19:15] <ubuser> i cant install any ubuntu
[19:15] <phong_> please help
[19:15] <ActionParsnip> ubuser: boot to live cd and reinstate grub2
[19:15] <llutz> !classic
[19:15] <celthunder> ubuser: weren't yo uin the the other night
[19:15] <llutz> phong_: ^^ see ubottu
[19:15] <p0lar_bear> Mathuin_: those files aren't open, lsof | grep chroot only shows my cwd open in bash, lsof, and grep. lemme try that su shell
[19:15] <Narc> Almehdi: Ubuntu boots without Unity support. Probably because the ATI Radeon is not supported.
[19:16] <ubuser> yes. i still havnt fixed anything
[19:16] <Mathuin_> How long until the classic interface is no longer supported?
[19:16] <ubuser> im stuck with this bs
[19:16] <phong_> ok
[19:16] <Narc> Almehdi: I'll try this, thanks.
[19:16] <celthunder> Mathuin_: when gtk based libraries update to gtk3 and break gtk2
[19:16] <ActionParsnip> Phong: use classic and the unity bar won't show up.
[19:16] <bullgard4> celthunder: http://pastebin.com/c2MNrCbX contains 948 bytes. On what line should I insert the line »/etc/phpmyadmin/apache.conf«?
[19:16] <ubuser> i just want to reload with 11.04
[19:16] <ubuser> i tried both 64 and 32 on 10 and the mini'
[19:16] <Narc> ActionParsnip: I know, that's why I'm reluctant, plus I don't even know if there's an update available.
[19:16] <ubuser> s
[19:16] <Mathuin_> celthunder: good to know.  Unity better grow on me by then, or I'll cry. :-)
[19:16] <p0lar_bear> Mathuin_: no dice on a root shell, STILL operation not permitted.
[19:17] <tjiggi_fo> ubuser, do you have a cd drive?
[19:17] <p0lar_bear> wtf did I do to my directory tree?! D:
[19:17] <Mathuin_> p0lar_bear: boot single-user and kill it from there?
[19:17] <ubuser> yes, i have 2 cdrws and i tried all of them
[19:17] <foot-odor> can anyone tell me how to enable conpiz in openbox ?
[19:17] <ubuser> i think its sayin i need a bios update..
[19:17] <p0lar_bear> Mathuin_: how do I do that?
[19:17] <tjiggi_fo> ubuser, then look here: http://www.linuxinsight.com/how-to-flash-motherboard-bios-from-linux-no-dos-windows-no-floppy-drive.html
[19:17] <Mathuin_> !single
[19:17] <ActionParsnip> Narc: see if there are any acpi fixes in the new bios, otherwise its no use to you
[19:17] <Mathuin_> sigh.  lemme find a link for you. :-)
[19:17] <nit-wit> ! who | ubuser
[19:18] <Almehdi> Narc: I am having ATI (R580) and have no problems... i am using Gnome-shell however
[19:18] <Mathuin_> !rescue
[19:18] <foot-odor> can anyone tell me how to enable conpiz in openbox ?
[19:18] <llutz> p0lar_bear: chattr -i /chroot/....    <- all those files you "chattr +i " before
[19:19] <Mathuin_> p0lar_bear: if you have an install CD for your current version, reboot into rescue mode that way.  Alternatively, interrupt your boot by holding down ESC or SHIFT depending on what grub version you have.
[19:19] <ActionParsnip> ubuser: if you reinstate grub2 you will get the dual boot back
[19:19] <Mathuin_> ... or do what llutz said.  I forgot about chattr. *doh*
[19:19] <p0lar_bear> llutz: son of a b- brb
[19:19] <celthunder> bullgard4: http://pastebin.com/YHjyvMpJ there exactly as i did it (you can use that if yo uwant)
[19:19] <Narc> Almehdi: It's an old ATI chipset, Radeon IGP 7000, it's not even supported by the proprietary driver. From what I read.
[19:20] <Almehdi> Narc: Maybe trying another version of Plymouth or use Usplash (if that works still).
[19:20] <ActionParsnip> Narc: the open driver will support it
[19:20] <celthunder> foot-odor: oops sorry i sort of disappeared on you one sec
[19:20] <p0lar_bear> llutz, Mathuin_: that did it. excuse me while i repeatedly slam my head on the nearest wall.
[19:20] <llutz> p0lar_bear: following a tut is nice, but next time you should try to find out what you're doing
[19:21] <xskydevilx> Is there any application to get the labels in nautilus (like the ones in Mac OS X)?
[19:21] <Narc> ActionParsnip: It seems, but only with the default 2.6.38-8 kernel on Natty, because with the downgraded Kernel, everything is very slow
[19:21] <ubuser> 10.xx was a fail
[19:21] <Narc> Flash, windows, etc
[19:21] <Almehdi> Narc: Mine is also fairly old.. like 5 years. The proper name is Radeon 1950 Pro. Are you sure it is not supported in the open Radeon driver?
[19:21] <Mathuin_> p0lar_bear: glad we could help. :-)
[19:21] <ActionParsnip> xskydevilx: how do you mean 'label'
[19:21] <celthunder> foot-odor: exec ck-launch-session ccsm openbox in .xinitrc?
[19:21] <p0lar_bear> llutz: I get the concept behind chroot jails. it's just that the debian package of apache uses like three scripts to launch httpd or something
[19:22] <Narc> Almehdi: I'm not sure, as I said I think it's supported by the newer kernel
[19:22] <foot-odor> i don't use .xinitrc
[19:22] <xskydevilx> ActionParsnip: Here's a picture as an example: http://curmi.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2006/05/FinderLabel.jpg
[19:22] <foot-odor> i use gdm to start the session
[19:22] <p0lar_bear> as for the uninstall, i just overlooked the immutable flag. derp.
[19:22] <nit-wit> ! who | foot-odor
[19:22] <ActionParsnip> ubuser: 10.04 will still be supported after Natty dies. Its rock solid
[19:23] <celthunder> foot-odor: then modify gdm's .Desktop file for openbox to launch ccsm...works the same way?
[19:23] <llutz> p0lar_bear: next time you know where to look ;)
[19:23] <foot-odor> celthunder,  ccsm is the compiz thing?
[19:23] <ActionParsnip> xskydevilx: loading (slowly)
[19:23] <Almehdi> Narc: How much RAM does it have?
[19:23] <celthunder> foot-odor: ccsm is the compiz manager yes (or it should be)
[19:23] <p0lar_bear> thanks
[19:24] <foot-odor> celthunder, what is it set to, normal or extra (gnome session) ?
[19:24] <ActionParsnip> xskydevilx: nautilus shows mounted volumes on desktop by default
[19:24] <ubuser> what is the earliest version i should download
[19:24] <Narc> Almehdi:  I'm not sure, about 512, not much.
[19:25] <bullgard4> celthunder: I have inserted this line. When does it becom edective?
[19:25] <bullgard4> celthunder: I have inserted this line. When does it become edective?
[19:25] <Almehdi> Narc: That is your problem... Unity would be to heavy
[19:25] <ActionParsnip> ubuser: lucid is the earliest release still supported
[19:25] <celthunder> bullgard4: a2ensite default then /etc/init.d/apache2 restart it'll be effective
[19:25] <xskydevilx> ActionParsnip: That's not what I meant. I meant something like this: http://gigapple.files.wordpress.com/2008/04/colorlabels.png?w=213&h=118
[19:25] <celthunder> foot-odor: sorry it's not ccsm it's literally compiz ccp
[19:25] <ubuser> im going to try to load an earlier version i tried both 11.04 minis, and 10.04's and 11.04s
[19:25] <celthunder> foot-odor: sorry about that ccsm is the settings manager
[19:26] <Narc> Almehdi:  But why being slow only with the downgraded kernel, not the default newer one ?
[19:26] <ActionParsnip> ubuser: on desktop anyway. Maverick and Natty are also supported
[19:26] <Jackneill> hi
[19:26] <foot-odor> celthunder, so ccp starts compiz?
[19:26] <Jackneill> how can i add a new user in terminal?
[19:26] <ubuser> should i try kubuntu or one of those??
[19:26] <bullgard4> celthunder: I do not understand your word "a2ensite". Please explain.
[19:26] <llutz> Jackneill: sudo adduser <nnewusername>
[19:26] <Jackneill> thanks
[19:27] <ActionParsnip> xskydevilx: not sure. I see what you mean though.
[19:27] <llutz> bullgard4: lit's a command
[19:27] <llutz> it's*
[19:27] <Narc> Almehdi:  It's very fast with the default install, in classic mode. Problem is, acpi=off disables USB completely.
[19:27] <celthunder> bullgard4: it's a command type it "a2ensite default;/etc/init.d/apache2 restart" if you wantit in one line
[19:27] <ubuser> what are mav and natty?
[19:28] <ActionParsnip> ubuser: sure. You can install an alternate DE if you desire. Log off and log i
[19:28] <xskydevilx> ActionParsnip: Oh, and BTW, do you maybe know how to get the Enhanced Zoom in Compiz that was on default in Maverick?
[19:28] <nit-wit> ubuser, how old are you?
[19:28] <ActionParsnip> Into it
[19:28] <ubuser> i meant what year
[19:28] <Jackneill> how can i logout and login into my new user?
[19:28] <celthunder> foot-odor: idon't use compiz...i hate it...what i gave you is how you start other wm's within a current one though
[19:28] <ubuser> i hope they work man, 1 gig a piece
[19:28] <ubuser> takin forever
[19:28] <_numbers> ubuntu is not detecting my orico JBOD 4x 2TB RAID5 drive. but my BIOS and Win7 recognize it as a usb disk of 5.5TB in size
[19:28] <Jackneill> sorry for my dummy question..
[19:28] <ubuser> 22
[19:28] <ActionParsnip> xskydevilx: it will be in ccsm someplace
[19:29] <foot-odor> celthunder, it's not for me, it's for my girlfriend
[19:29] <ActionParsnip> ubuser: lxde is nowhere near 1gb
[19:29] <bullgard4> celthunder:  '~$ a2ensite default; Site default already enabled'
[19:29] <cillin> how to get evolution to work with hotmail?, every guide i tried has failed so far
[19:29] <celthunder> bullgard4: good then just do the restart of apache
[19:29] <Almehdi> Narc: Classic mode does not use as much RAM. If i remember right normal Unity used about 500 without any additional apps running.
[19:29] <nit-wit> ubuser, moths or years?
[19:29] <bemis> stupid question but i can't seem to figure it out - how do i get to a grub menu/command line in natty?  i screwed up and left one of my VMs unbootable and it never shows a boot menu
[19:29] <nit-wit> *months
[19:30] <ubuser> 11.04 = 700 megs, almost a gig
[19:30] <nit-wit> ubuser, ;)
[19:30] <Almehdi> Narc: Seams like your problem is Plymouth or possibly ureadahead
[19:30] <ActionParsnip> ubuser: if you installed kubuntu-desktop then that's why its a gig
[19:30] <celthunder> ubuser: the entire install of linux with reasonable amount of usable stuff is like 1gb total
[19:30] <Narc> Almehdi:  I had a warning on first boot that my hardware wasn't capable of running full unity, so, it boots on classic mode.
[19:31] <celthunder> ubuser: aka you could load your entire install in ram
[19:31] <carnage1> change gtk controls
[19:31] <ubuser> i have tried them, where can i get a 9.10 iso
[19:31] <ActionParsnip> Ubuser: why not just install kde on the current OS?
[19:31] <celthunder> ActionParsnip: he was running version 5.0 or something
[19:31] <foot-odor> celthunder, my gf said there's no ccp, just ccsm
[19:31] <_numbers> here is the dmesg log. http://pastebin.com/Te5e3bqq why wouldn't ubuntu work with a jbod array of 4 disks over usb 3.0?
[19:31] <Narc> Almehdi:  Oh, really... How do I investigate this ? Thanks for your help by the way.
[19:31] <ActionParsnip> celthunder: yikes
[19:32] <Almehdi> Narc: Classical or Unity2d should probably not be a problem with 512 megs of ram. It doesn't need 3d acceleration either
[19:32] <celthunder> ActionParsnip: he also refused to take advice and just keeps complaining....have fun
[19:32] <ubuser> what the website
[19:32] <Almehdi> Narc: As long as you keep away from compiz i think it should be okay
[19:32] <ActionParsnip> !download
[19:32] <bullgard4> celthunder:  '~$ sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart; [sudo] password for detlef: ***;  * Restarting web server apache2;  ... waiting [OK].'
[19:32] <celthunder> bullgard4: then it's taken effect
[19:33] <ActionParsnip> celthunder: at work now, so will have fun :-(
[19:33] <Almehdi> Narc: After a boot up you could check "dmesg" how long the actuall boot took and if there are any hickups...
[19:33] <celthunder> foot-odor: here https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Compiz#As_a_Standalone_Window_Manager modify the .xinitrc to the gdm .Desktop file and theoretically everything should translate
[19:34] <Almehdi> Narc: Also Boot Chart could be helpful
[19:34] <bullgard4> celthunder: But '~$ ~$ phpmyadmin; phpmyadmin: command not found'. How can I start phpMyAdmin?
[19:34] <celthunder> bullgard4: It's a front end yo uaccess it through http....
[19:34] <oCean> bullgard4: phpmyadmin has webinterface, browse host/phpmyadmin
[19:34] <Almehdi> Narc: Plymouth and Ureadahead have been problematic and buggy in 11.04
[19:35] <_numbers> this guy has same problem. looks unanswered as of jan 12 2001 http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1664934
[19:35] <celthunder> bullgard4: <ip>/phpmyadmin or something is likely the default
[19:35] <foot-odor> celthunder, do you know where the configuration file of gdm is?
[19:35] <llutz> bullgard4: point your browser to http://localhost/phpmyadmin     or whatever you configured
[19:35] <celthunder> foot-odor: i use slim...so no sorry
[19:35] <Mac_Weber> why when I untar a file it is setting the extracted files user:group as 6226:6226?
[19:35] <foot-odor> celthunder, i tried installing slim, but i failed, ubuntu just hanged at boot
[19:35] <Narc> Almehdi:  I did check dmesg and found messages with various boot options to add, like "pnpbios=off" or something like this, I tried a dozen combination of boot options to no avail.
[19:35] <foot-odor> ended up removing ubuntu :)
[19:36] <foot-odor> celthunder, gave up on life
[19:36] <celthunder> foot-odor: lol i'm on archlinux i just idle here to randomly help people when bored
[19:36] <Almehdi> Narc: Is it very important to have graphical boot?
[19:36] <thr01> fzzz
[19:36] <foot-odor> celthunder, i use microcore
[19:36] <peterhil> Hi! I installed Windows 7 on a machine with two drives and detached the Ubuntu drive when installing
[19:36] <celthunder> foot-odor: pm?
[19:36] <foot-odor> sure
[19:36] <thr01> stop
[19:36] <Almehdi> Narc: Grub and "dmesg" is not the same thing... dmesg is a log
[19:36] <peterhil> Now I've got some problem about Windows not loading when Ubuntu is set to boot first at BIOS
[19:36] <Almehdi> Narc: It will show what time different services and such start up
[19:36] <thr01> hello
[19:36] <eb3ha4el> what is bin folder for?
[19:37] <Narc> Almehdi:  Oh, yes, it is. It's for friend who needs it.
[19:37] <qin> eb3ha4el: Binaries
[19:37] <nit-wit> ! ot | thr01
[19:37] <peterhil> And Windows boot loader tells me to "fix the system by inserting the Windows install DVD" and select repair system.  My whole network is slowed down because of this POS
[19:38] <thr01> SHIT!
[19:38] <Pici> nit-wit: saying hi is fine.
[19:38] <cillin> anyone able to point me in the right direction for a working guide hotmail thru Evolution?
[19:38] <llutz> thr01: do you have any ubuntu support-related question?
[19:38] <Pici> thr01: stop that
[19:38] <Almehdi> Narc: Ahh.. well did you notice any extra delay?
[19:38] <thr01> HELLO
[19:38] <ubuntu__1> hello
[19:38] <thr01> hello
[19:38] <ubuser> im glad i had a couple cdrw's
[19:38] <ubuntu__1> NICK andreim89
[19:38] <qin>  /ignore thr01
[19:38] <Almehdi> Narc: Like from 3 sec it jumps to 145 sec
[19:39] <andreim89> testing
[19:39] <oCean> MagePsycho: if you want to search all files from you current directory, try:  find . -type f | xargs grep Mager
[19:39] <andreim89> it's ok :)
[19:39] <carnage1> grep ep
[19:39] <Narc> Almehdi:  No, the only boot option that works is acpi=off so far... Otherwise, boot hangs on very-fast scrolling text and crash.
[19:39] <thr01> bye bad lazy peeps
[19:40] <ubuser> i have a ms7260 k9n neo motherboard, and idk how to find the bios drivers in linux plz help
[19:40] <bullgard4> celthunder: llutz, Ocean: It works! Great! Thank you very much for your help.
[19:40] <llutz> MagePsycho: grep -r Mager path/
[19:40] <thr01> bye bye fat peeps
[19:40] <nit-wit> Pici, I agree but when preceeded by spam and then a hi it seems a abuse.
[19:40] <eb3ha4el> qin: what do you mean by binaries? do you mean file contaning binary (0,1) information?
[19:40] <Almehdi> Narc: How does it crash? Normally you have a error in the end telling you why
[19:40] <Pici> nit-wit: in that case, agreed.
[19:41] <Almehdi> Narc: You could also check the syslog after
[19:41] <areels> is ubuntu still has two seperate task bar by default in desktop?
[19:41] <bullgard4> areels: Do you mean "Panels"?
[19:41] <ubuser> okay i am download 11.04 of kubuntu, in case this doesnt work can i start another download any suggestions
[19:41] <areels> yes
[19:41] <carnage1> unity barely has a righ-click button
[19:42] <Kruptein> there is a portion of my screen where my mouse can't do anything, it's like there is in the middle of my screen a group of dead pixels although they do show me the right things, I just can't interact with them :f (clicking or dragging)
[19:42] <Narc> Almehdi:  It starts booting, than fast-scroll endlessly, the only way is to force-shutdown with power button. But if you let it scroll, it'll reboot by itself eventually...
[19:42] <qin> eb3ha4el: More less, /bin is primal $PATH, so executable files of package are placed there, also /usr/bin and others...
[19:42] <ubuser> please use easy bcd!!! and jus click around a lot
[19:42] <scotpot> #wine
[19:42] <bullgard4> areels: No, no longer by default. You will need to select "ubuntu Classic" at your login screen after having selected your user.
[19:42] <Almehdi> Narc: What does the error say? Is it complaining about something missing?
[19:42] <bergLNX> Help! I want to install Ubuntu over my current Arch, but booting from USB drive only starts the local bootloader (GRUB)... How am I suppose to get around that?
[19:43] <Kruptein> has there someone else experienced this weird behaviour?
[19:43] <ubuser> i tried to wine the bios drivers
[19:43] <vgolubev> Hi! I have a question!
[19:43] <Kruptein> oh really?
[19:43] <JoeR1> I am running Xubuntu 11.04 and I have the Flash Player Square plugin to install but I don't know how to install a .so file
[19:43] <nit-wit> bergLNX, hit the f12 key on powering on and see if that gets you to a boot from menu
[19:43] <carnage1> my coke glass is so hairy
[19:43] <vgolubev> May I use fonts under OFL to make web-sites without naming ofnt which I use?
[19:44] <vgolubev> May I use fonts under OFL to make web-sites without naming font which I use?
[19:44] <ubuser> why does my system freeze on ubuntu installs
[19:44] <arand> ubuser: EasyBCD is unlikely to work in wine, and I don't see why you would want to use ir either.
[19:44] <eb3ha4el> qin: when I " leafpad /usr/bin/leafpad"  it shows me tiny information.. 3 alphabets, and 4 rectangular containing 4 digits... I think it's too small data to run even simple notepad... do you know why this is?
[19:44] <Narc> Almehdi:  I did check syslog, but I didn't know what to look for. It's not readable, scrolls too fast, only numbers on the sides. I took a picture and the only words that I can read are "spurious_fault" and some memory addresses...
[19:44] <ubuser> easybcd works bro
[19:45] <cillin> anyone able to point me in the right direction for a working guide hotmail thru Evolution? tried every guide i can find
[19:45] <Narc> Almehdi:  I mean, the messages at boot scrolls too fast, not syslog :D
[19:45] <Almehdi> Narc: If you can't see it you could first try a boot without acpi=off and then with acpi=off.. then "gedit /var/log/syslog" to see the log
[19:45] <nit-wit> ! who | ubuser;
[19:45] <Narc> Almehdi:  I'll try that then, thank you very much for your help. I'm quite lost.
[19:45] <nit-wit> ubuser; read the bot message please.;)
[19:45] <Kruptein> nit-wit: he just left the room ;)
[19:45] <Almehdi> Narc: You could post the syslog on pastebin.com or similar and i have a look
[19:46] <nit-wit> finally
[19:46] <Kruptein> :p
[19:46] <llutz> eb3ha4el: you cannot "read" binaries in a texteditor, use a hexeditor like bless to look into them (whyever you want that).
[19:46] <nit-wit> I like to help but that u=is a loss cause, I ope not but jeez.;)
[19:46] <jeand_> bsoir
[19:46] <eb3ha4el> llutz: thanks, just wondering.
[19:47] <jeand_> join# ubuntu.fr
[19:47] <Narc> Almehdi:  Ok, thanks. I did check syslog but my opinion was that since boot hangs and crash, nothing is actually written in syslog. Just a thought.
[19:47] <eb3ha4el> llutz: when i download any programs, do i download only binaries? not actual source code? or do I download source code file and something like compiler in my OS translate them for CPU?
[19:47] <Almehdi> Narc: Syslog is started first in the boot process so there is probably something there
[19:47] <jeand_> join #ubuntu.fr
[19:47] <rww> jeand_: /join #ubuntu-fr
[19:48] <tensorpudding> eb3ha4el: when you install packages from the software center, they generally are binaries
[19:48] <Narc> Almehdi:  Ok then. :)
[19:48] <qin> eb3ha4el: You do try to aviod "downloading" software in Ubuntu
[19:48] <eb3ha4el> tensorpudding: what about in windows then?
[19:48] <eb3ha4el> qin: What do you mean?
[19:48] <tensorpudding> the same thing
[19:48] <eb3ha4el> tensorpudding: thanks
[19:48] <llutz> eb3ha4el: you should install packages, which usually contain precompiled binaries. you also could download sources, to modify them and compile/build new packages later
[19:49] <tensorpudding> a .exe file is a binary executable
[19:49] <sparkling> hi all
[19:49] <kwikshot> I'm using a Dell Vostro 3700 and when my screen dims if flashes back to full brightness so the whole screen flickers while it's dimming as if something is trying to force it to full brightness, does anyone know why this is?
[19:49] <qin> eb3ha4el: Either, use repositories (apt-get), install .deb package (dpkg), or install from source (more complex)
[19:49] <Kruptein> hi
[19:49] <eb3ha4el> llutz: okay thanks I think I understand that... just curious how programs work.. thanks
[19:49] <bergLNX> Help! I want to install Ubuntu over my current Arch, but booting from USB drive only loads the bootloader from my disk! How should I get around this?
[19:49] <eb3ha4el> qin: oh i understand thanks
[19:49] <sparkling> do you know how to log shutdown procedure to understand where i got an error that doesn't poweroff my machine?
[19:50] <tensorpudding> eb3ha4el: usually you also get a bunch of dynamically-linked libraries, which are .dll files in windows or .so files in linux
[19:50] <nit-wit>  bergLNX did you try the f12 at p[owering on.
[19:50] <JoeR1> So is there anyone that has advice for me?
[19:50] <kwikshot> bergLNX: Change your boot priority to prioritize USB over Harddrive
[19:50] <tensorpudding> eb3ha4el: but windows usually puts all the libraries in the same directory as the program; linux puts binaries in one directory, libraries in another
[19:50] <kwikshot> Does anyone know what is causing my screen flickering issue?
[19:51] <bergLNX> kwikshot: nit-wit: I am booting from the USB device, no doubt, but I still end up at the GRUB from my disk
[19:51] <Narc> Almehdi:  There's a bug on launchpad describing it : https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/759094
[19:51] <eb3ha4el> tensorpudding: i don't know what is libraries, but do linux puts binaries in bin? is that right?
[19:51] <Almehdi> Narc: I'll check it out...
[19:51] <tensorpudding> eb3ha4el: in /bin, /usr/bin, /sbin and /usr/sbin
[19:51] <celestial> hey everyone i have a question whats the best encryption software you recommend besides truecrypt
[19:51] <kwikshot> bergLNX: What computer are you using? What did you make it with?
[19:51] <qin> eb3ha4el: Installed, rather in /usr/bin
[19:51] <Narc> Almehdi:  Thanks.
[19:51] <eb3ha4el> tensourpudding: right
[19:52] <llutz> !fhs | eb3ha4el  read this, it might give you an idea
[19:52] <nit-wit> bergLNX, the f12 if your computer is set to use this key prompt--gets you to a boot from menu outside of the bios.
[19:52] <JoeR1> I Need help installing the 64-bit flash player
[19:52] <nit-wit> bergLNX, what is your computer model
[19:52] <eb3ha4el> ubottu: thank you very much
[19:52] <kwikshot> nit-wit: I think the USB boot is failing and falling through to the HardDrive
[19:53] <eb3ha4el> llutz: thank you, (it was bot..)
[19:53] <bergLNX> kwikshot: nit-wit Im using a Lenovo laptop, and I did press F12, and it tells me Im loading the USB drive, it reads Ubuntu and all that, and then I end up at my local GRUB
[19:53] <nit-wit> kwikshot, could be but I see a lot of boot from other then the HD fail but the gui  mention works
[19:53] <kwikshot> bergLNX: What did you make it with? Just copying the files over?
[19:53] <nit-wit> bergLNX, are you using a usb or a cd
[19:54] <kwikshot> nit-wit: He's using USB
[19:54] <areels> is there anyone using smoothwall or ipcop?
[19:54] <nit-wit> kwikshot, thanks good question on the loading method.;)
[19:54] <todd1> I have a start-up script that runs that depends on some environment variables, which I put in a .sh file in /etc/profile.d/    It seems that the script in profile.d is not sourced in the start-up process. How can I fix this?
[19:54] <kwikshot> bergLNX: Just out of curiousity, why do you want to install ubuntu?
[19:55] <SpaceBass> areels, I have used both previously, currently prefer PFsense
[19:55] <kwikshot> Is it me or is there too many people in this channel?
[19:55] <bergLNX> kwikshot: nit-wit Using win32diskimager, and creating a bootable USB... worked for Arch before...
[19:55] <nit-wit> bergLNX, use unetbootin
[19:55] <areels> SpaceBass pfsense had no url filtering or proxying capability if i remember correct
[19:55] <kwikshot> bergLNX: Have you done an MD5sum check of the ISO?
[19:55] <bergLNX> kwikshot: Just temp for the weekend, dont have a working Arch and need Ubuntu to play music and stuff :)
[19:55] <areels> or something was missing, i don't know
[19:56] <SpaceBass> areels, you can add proxy and filtering plugins - but they do take a minimalist stance on things
[19:56] <kwikshot> bergLNX: I would also advise unetbootin as nit-wit suggested
[19:56] <areels> right, that's what i didn't want to deal with SpaceBass, i like things that are as simple as possible
[19:56] <qin> bergLNX: What version of ubuntu?
[19:56] <bergLNX> kwikshot: nit-wit Yeah it might be the USB creator who messes up
[19:57] <JoeR1> I ask again, Can anyone give me assistance with installing the 64-bit Flash Player Plugin?
[19:57] <bergLNX> Let me try that unetbootin
[19:57] <bergLNX> qin: Newest
[19:57] <mjuksel> hi guys :D
[19:57] <areels> JoeR1 who needs flash, don't install it
[19:57] <Soupermanito> !hi Mjuksel
[19:57] <kwikshot> bergLNX: I think it's either your USB creator or the ISO integrity
[19:57] <JoeR1> areels - not an option, I need it
[19:57] <Mjuksel> hi :) !
[19:57] <Mjuksel> i have a question
[19:58] <qin> bergLNX: Then native ubuntu disk creator (run from liveCD) have more chances than unetbootin.
[19:58] <SpaceBass> areels, not trying to sell you on it :) whats your IPcop question?
[19:58] <kwikshot> Mjuksel: Yes?
[19:58] <areels> SpaceBass is it possible to install smoothwall behind or front of sonicwall? i have sonicwall with expired url filter licence
[19:58] <Mjuksel> anyone familiar with USB Wifi sticks on Ubuntu ?
[19:58] <Almehdi> Narc: A guy in the bug report said that using the xorg-edgers solves the problem.. have you tried that?
[19:58] <Mjuksel> i have a Linksys (Cisco) 300n stick, but my internet is very slow
[19:58] <JoeR1> Really, not one person has an answer for me?
[19:58] <kwikshot> bergLNX: Do you not have any DVDs? As a last resort?
[19:59] <bergLNX> kwikshot: No :(
[19:59] <Mjuksel> it says 150Mb/s but even youtube 240p songs lag as hell :(
[19:59] <nit-wit> Mjuksel, do you need to confirm if one is compatible?
[19:59] <todd1> I have a start-up script that runs that depends on some environment variables, which I put in a .sh file in /etc/profile.d/    It seems that the script in profile.d is not sourced in the start-up process. How can I fix this?
[19:59] <bergLNX> kwikshot: New place, havent moved 100% yet :P
[19:59] <kwikshot> JoeR1: Just keep posting if no one listens, I miss a lot of stuff that scrolls past
[19:59] <kwikshot> bergLNX: Ahh ok
[19:59] <SpaceBass> areels, sure you can double stack routers fairly easier? begs the question tho, if you are only interest in IPcop or Smoothie for filtering, why not just build a standalone squirt box
[19:59] <JoeR1> kwikshot - I have been, but I must admit it gets a bit frustrating
[19:59] <Narc> Almehdi:  I did, with kernel 2.6.39-3. And then the ethernet connection would drop randomly after a while, flooding syslog with "etho link up" lines. I admit I gave up. :D
[20:00] <oCean> JoeR1: have patience, help is not always available. Don't repeat too soon
[20:00] <kwikshot> JoeR1: I agree, no one has answered my question about my brightness flicker issue yet
[20:00] <kwikshot> JoeR1: Try asking on /r/ubuntu
[20:00] <Narc> Almehdi:  But it did solve the acpi=off issue.
[20:00] <areels> SpaceBass that's probably because i don't know how to build one, only familiar with clarkconnect, smoothwall, ipcop, endian, pfsense, m0n0wall, etc..,  never tried to build a squid box before
[20:00] <JoeR1> kwikshot - well I have had a lot of experience with video settings perhaps I can help maybe I can help you
[20:00] <carnage1> now i wanna fix ubuntu 11.04
[20:01] <Almehdi> Narc: Well.. then that is probably the way to go...
[20:01] <carnage1> need a good vidocard tho
[20:01] <Almehdi> Narc: The logs there didn't give much
[20:01] <kwikshot> JoeR1: I have an Nvidia graphics card
[20:01] <JoeR1> kwikshot, what is the screen refresh rate at? just out of curiosity
[20:02] <JoeR1> kwikshot are you using the nvidia driver or the experimental driver?
[20:02] <SpaceBass> areels, all of those router distros are using squid (typo above, not squirt) for the filtering and proxy support? again, not trying to push that solution? just may be cleaner than two routers
[20:02] <Narc> Almehdi:  I suppose it's a bug specific to this kernel (Natty's default).
[20:02] <kwikshot> JoeR1: It only happens when the screen is dimming to go to sleep, and I can't change the brightness, it's as if something is forcing it at 100%
[20:02] <kwikshot> JoeR1: Proprietary drivers
[20:02] <SpaceBass> areels, on the other hand, if you know IPC and Smoothie, why not replace the sonic wall altogether with one of them?
[20:03] <JoeR1> kwikshot - so it doesn't actually dim to sleep it just flickers instead?
[20:03] <Mjuksel> @ nit-wit ; it is compatible
[20:03] <Narc> Almehdi:  Yes, but what about the network connection ? It's only changing the problem, and it's not a stable Kernel from what I read.
[20:03] <Mjuksel> it works, im on it now.. so yeah :P it works
[20:03] <JCDG> Hi friends, can someone explainme what are the lens in Unity???
[20:03] <Mjuksel> but its just slow..
[20:03] <Mjuksel> i have dual core + 4gb ram + ssd disk so it cant be the pc..
[20:03] <kwikshot> JoeR1: As the screen fades to black it flickers back to 100% brightness while it's dimming, once it's fully black it's fine
[20:03] <todd1> I have a start-up script that runs that depends on some environment variables, which I put in a .sh file in /etc/profile.d/    It seems that the script in profile.d is not sourced in the start-up process. How can I fix this?
[20:03] <Mjuksel> its something in the network settings
[20:03] <carnage1> all aptos should have a keyboard like on there webcam
[20:04] <Almehdi> Narc: No, that kernel had a lot of regressions..
[20:04] <JoeR1> kwikshot, well that is a unique problem, there should be three drivers listed for your card perhaps you could try another one and see if the resolves the issue
[20:04] <Narc> Almehdi:  Natty's default ? 2.6.38-8 ?
[20:04] <JoeR1> kwikshot, other than that I am not sure I can help, that is a pretty odd problem
[20:05] <Almehdi> Narc: You could use a alternate network manager possibly... depending on the problem
[20:05] <Almehdi> wait..
[20:05] <bergLNX> kwikshot: nit-wit unetbootin didn't make a difference :( This is so wierd, it's like I can't boot from anything else
[20:05] <kwikshot> JoeR1: It's like something is forcing it to 100% brightness
[20:05] <Almehdi> Narc: Yes.. 2.6.38-8-generic
[20:05] <kwikshot> bergLNX: You have done a USB install before right?
[20:06] <kwikshot> bergLNX: Also have you tried redownloading the ISO?
[20:06] <JoeR1> kwikshot, I know, it reminds me of a problem my roomy had with Zoom Player in windows but I doubt my knowledge base on that will be of any help
[20:06] <Narc> Almehdi:  Well, maybe my problem is an acpi regression.
[20:06] <kwikshot> JoeR1: Also I am using f.lux
[20:06] <nit-wit> Mjuksel, run a net speed and compare it what your service should be maybe you need to reboot the router.
[20:06] <bergLNX> kwikshot: Worked with USB loader before, yes, but never tried while I had Arch installed
[20:06] <eb3ha4el> llutz: great reference. thanks. but what does 'documentation' usually mean? I know usage of documentation in ordinary sense.. but what about when saying Ubuntu documentation?
[20:07] <kwikshot> bergLNX: Do an MD5 check on the ISO
[20:07] <JoeR1> oh, holy carp - flash plugin just started working for no reason
[20:07] <bergLNX> kwikshot: Yeah, redownloading now, will check
[20:07] <flowbee> hi folks... can someone help me in configuring openvpn?  i want to ensure that *only* a few types of traffic go through the vpn.  i.e. like web browsing.  right now i'm using hidemyass's openvpn config and it seems to be sending *everything* through the vpn.
[20:07] <eb3ha4el> llutz: is it like blue print documented?
[20:08] <flowbee> are these the steps i must go through to create a self signed x509 cert? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/OpenSSL
[20:08] <llutz> eb3ha4el: all those online documents  and the ubuntu-manual too
[20:08] <nit-wit> bergLNX, did you reformat the usb before loading with unetbootin? Did you check the md5sum on the ISO?
[20:08] <llutz> !manual | eb3ha4el
[20:08] <Meow27> Hello
[20:08] <eb3ha4el> llutz: so like instructions / manuals / guide . okay thanks
[20:08] <Meow27> I got a brief question: what's the most effective way for SSD partitioning for a windows7-ubunu dual-boot?
[20:09] <Mjuksel> nit-wit, how do i run a net speed ? im a windows user normally :)
[20:09] <Almehdi> Narc: Might be... but it could be solvable.
[20:09] <Mjuksel> Meow27, what capacity is your SSD ?
[20:09] <Meow27> its 120GB
[20:09] <Meow27> capacity isnt the problem
[20:09] <Meow27> the issue is that i want to hibernate on windows 7
[20:10] <Mjuksel> ah right
[20:10] <nit-wit> Mjuksel, go to google and search with net speed or ant related word sequence there are lots of sites that will cj=heck the speed.
[20:10] <Narc> Almehdi:  I'm sure it is, that's why I've been trying for two days :D
[20:10] <nit-wit> any
[20:10] <Mjuksel> ah right
[20:10] <bergLNX> nit-wit: kwikshot: How do I check the MD5 from here (Vista)?
[20:10] <Mjuksel> just a regular speed test
[20:10] <Mjuksel> :)
[20:10] <Almehdi> Narc: Shame on those who give up ;)
[20:11] <nit-wit> bergLNX, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowToMD5SUM
[20:11] <Meow27> whats the most effective way for partitioning a windows7 dualboot? Q_Q
[20:11] <Ahnzehlika> hello?
[20:11] <Ahnzehlika> just asking, does ubunto 11.04 support raid 0 configurations?
[20:11] <Ahnzehlika> ubuntu*
[20:11] <bergLNX> nit-wit: Many thanks :)
[20:11] <Almehdi> Narc: The positive side is that however this ends you will have learnt a lot.
[20:12] <Mjuksel> lool.. nit-wit, i get 1.01 mbps
[20:12] <nit-wit> bergLNX, no problem th others are doing a graet job we just try to not step on each other.;)
[20:12] <Mjuksel> on windows right now i get 42mbps
[20:12] <kwikshot> TIL name highlighting doesn't work in irssi unless the person put your nick at the START of their message...
[20:12] <nit-wit> Mjuksel, what is the amount you should be getting
[20:12] <Narc> Almehdi:  Haha, I never give up, which can be exhausting. Yes, learning is what makes it worth it. My best option would be to keep current kernel and find a workaround to make USB work with acpi=off, I think.
[20:12] <Mjuksel> ~40/45 mbit
[20:13] <Mjuksel> so on windows im just about right, but this thing just lags as hell..\
[20:13] <Mjuksel> i set "static" ip , i set subnet + gateway
[20:13] <Mjuksel> DNS 1 + 2
[20:13] <Mjuksel> i set everything rights
[20:13] <Mjuksel> right *
[20:13] <FloodBot1> Mjuksel: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:13] <MK``> After upgrading to 11.04, Plymouth uses text.plymouth instead of default.plymouth, how do I change this?
[20:14] <kwikshot> Irrelevant, but anyone know any good IRC client alternatives to irssi
[20:14] <burg> hello. how can i move one window from one display to another?
[20:14] <Almehdi> Narc: I am not so sure about that...
[20:14] <Mjuksel> xchat
[20:14] <Mjuksel> :)
[20:15] <kwikshot> Mjuksel: xchat is gui-based
[20:15] <Mjuksel> ah lol, sorry kwikshot .. im just a regular Ubuntu user :p not a pro
[20:16] <Almehdi> Narc: It might be... but i have no clue how that would be done
[20:16] <Meow27> ok any intermeddiate professional users here?
[20:16] <kwikshot> Meow27: Nope but I might be able to help
[20:16] <nit-wit> Mjuksel, I think that wireless usb is a bit of a setup problem, here is a older UF link, don't just follow it it is for reference.  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=340689
[20:16] <Meow27> i need to repartition my SSD so it works properly with a windows7-ubuntu dualboot
[20:16] <Meow27> i need to make sure Windows7 will be able to hibernate
[20:17] <bbrandon> have you considered virtual machining either OS's?
[20:17] <kwikshot> Meow27: Sorry I know nothing about SSDs :\
[20:17] <Meow27> yes and VMs dont cut it for me
[20:17] <kwikshot> f(>.<f)
[20:17] <Meow27> im using an optimus laptop
[20:17] <nit-wit> Meow27, how big is the ssd card how many gihs?
[20:18] <Meow27> and for 3d stuff i need windows7
[20:18] <kwikshot> Y U NO WORK ETHERNET ADAPTER
[20:18] <nit-wit> *gigs
[20:18] <woodt> Meow27: There's nothing different about SSDs except TRIM.
[20:18] <Meow27> 120GB. im telling you size isnt the issue its the location of the windows and linux partitions that i care about
[20:18] <Meow27> yes mine has TRIM support
[20:18] <Explodingpiglets> Firefox froze and xkill will not work
[20:18] <Meow27> the SSD thing was extra information
[20:18] <Mjuksel> kwikshot, you mean me ?
[20:18] <Explodingpiglets> some help?
[20:18] <Narc> Almehdi:  I found several bug reports suggesting to add "acpi=copy_dsdt". I dont know what a DSDT corruption is but I'll try. Thanks a lot for your help anyway
[20:19] <silverarrow> how do I download Opera, when package manager is acting up
[20:19] <silverarrow> I am in lubuntu
[20:19] <Almehdi> Narc: np
[20:19] <Almehdi> :)
[20:19] <kwikshot> Mjuksel: No my ethernet adapter and bluetooth adapter have both died in my 8 month old £800 Dell
[20:19] <Meow27> silverarrow: you go download it from the opera site
[20:19] <Mjuksel> lol, kwikshot
[20:19] <silverarrow> I have downloaded opera from their site, and open the package, and I get terminal window?
[20:19] <Oday> how do i install gnome 3 on my ubuntu?
[20:19] <nit-wit> Meow27, use the Wy partitioner to clean a space by shrink a partition. Make sure you are not past the max amount of partitions and install Ubuntu in the unallocated space, .
[20:19] <nit-wit> *W7
[20:19] <Oday> whenever i type "sudo apt-get install gnome3" i get  "The following packages have unmet dependencies:
[20:19] <Oday>  gnome3-session : Depends: gnome-shell but it is not installable"
[20:20] <Oday> what do i do? :o
[20:20] <Meow27> nit-wit, i need to fully reformat my disk anyway my problem is about making room
[20:20] <silverarrow> Do you wish to:
[20:20] <silverarrow>  - I)nstall the package now,
[20:20] <silverarrow>  - S)ave it to a file, or
[20:20] <silverarrow>  - Q)uit now
[20:20] <silverarrow> Your choice (I/S/Q)? I
[20:20] <FloodBot1> silverarrow: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:20] <silverarrow> Installation of Debian packages needs to be done as root.
[20:20] <ikonia> Oday: you don't install it, it's that simple
[20:20] <ikonia> Oday: the package isn't supported
[20:20] <oCean> Oday: gnome3 is not supported
[20:20] <kwikshot> Anyone tried Crunchbang linux?
[20:20] <Meow27> isnt about making room*
[20:20] <ikonia> kwikshot: all the guys in #crunchbang has
[20:20] <Oday> ah, i cannot get gnome 3 on my Ubuntu, then?
[20:20] <nit-wit> Meow27, so you want size allocation for MS and Ubuntu ?
[20:20] <kwikshot> ikonia: thanks
[20:20] <Oday> is that it?
[20:20] <oCean> Oday: yes
[20:20] <Oday> really
[20:21] <Meow27> nit-wit, no i need a location advice
[20:21] <MonkeyDust> Oday: with a gnome 3 ppa
[20:21] <nit-wit> Oday, have you added the gnome3 ppa
[20:21] <silverarrow> yes, sorry, I am onto the paste bin
[20:21] <Oday> no i haven't i don't know how
[20:21] <Oday> i've done it before but i've forgotten how
[20:21] <woodt> Meow27: If you're worrying about partitioning the disk before the W7 install, then just split out what you'll need for W7 and let the Ubuntu installer handle splitting up the remaining space during its install.
[20:21] <Oday> it's adding a package to my repository, i know that much
[20:21] <nit-wit> Meow27, you have lost me but that is not hard to do.;)
[20:21] <nit-wit> Oday, is that enough to know?
[20:22] <Meow27> woodt, nit-wit, ever since i started using GRUB, windows7 lost the ability to hibernate
[20:22] <oCean> !gnome3 |Oday
[20:22] <Oday> i just need the path to it
[20:22] <Oday> so i can add it, i think
[20:22] <rom1v> hi
[20:22]  * kwikshot has gone AFK
[20:22] <Meow27> woodt, nitwit, from what i understand ubuntu needs to be the leftmost for this to work--so grub works
[20:22] <Oday> really, ubottu
[20:22] <Oday> ok
[20:22] <Oday> good to know
[20:22] <Oday> i guess i will roll back to 10.10 later
[20:22] <nit-wit> Meow27, maybe easybcd will do it better.
[20:22] <FloodBot1> Oday: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:22] <rom1v> how to get autocompletion for a2enmod and a2ensite on ubuntu?
[20:22] <Oday> because 11.4 is horrible so far
[20:22] <oCean> !afk > kwikshot
[20:22] <JoeR1> I need a command to display CPU id and information
[20:22] <rom1v> I have it in ubuntu server, but not in ubuntu desktop
[20:22] <Meow27> nit-wit, whats that?
[20:22] <Mjuksel> nit-wit, i dont get all that stuff..?
[20:23] <Mjuksel> is that for updating the "driver" ?
[20:23] <Bert_2> Hi, I want to use the gnome & humanity icons used in ubuntu, where can I find the license information ?
[20:23] <tensorpudding> JoeR1: cat /proc/cpuinfo
[20:23] <ikonia> JoeR1: cat /proc/cpuinfo
[20:23] <burg> hello. how can i move one window from one display to another?
[20:23] <woodt> Meow27: Didn't see the earlier comment about GRUB introducing the problem.  See this for the fix:  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1341694
[20:23] <tensorpudding> JoeR1: from in the terminal
[20:23] <JoeR1> tensorpudding, ikonia thanks much
[20:24] <nit-wit> Meow27, I'm not sure why you would use hibernate anyway it takes just as long to fire up then a boot or reboot.
[20:24] <M4tic> Hello
[20:24] <nit-wit> Meow27, sleep yes I see a use there.
[20:24] <qin> Bert_2: Ubuntu ships with GPL
[20:25] <Bert_2> qin: yeah, but that doesn't mean that all the iconsets are GPL, I know that some icons used to be CC
[20:25] <JoeR1> tensorpudding, well clearly I understood that if i was asking for a command
[20:25] <nit-wit> Meow27, here is a easybcd link join there forum, if you need help as well. http://neosmart.net/dl.php?id=1
[20:25] <nit-wit> *their
[20:25] <M4tic> using mirggi, irc client for nokia s60
[20:25] <Meow27> woodt, nit-wit, ok let me ask this: would this partition setup work: || 1stpartition: 100MB for GRUB only | 2nd Windows 7 partition| 3rd main windows partition | Extended(Ubuntu|Swap)||
[20:26] <flowbee> trying to generate my first x509 cert: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/OpenSSL ... but curious when it says "Create the server configuration file, by editing ~/myCA/exampleserver.cnf with your favorite text editor. Add this example content:"  ... there is no exampleserver.cnf generated prior to that step
[20:26] <nit-wit> Meow27, you don't need a partition for grub, install and use the easybcd and the hibernate will work I suspect
[20:26] <llutz> Meow27: why an extra grub-partition (/boot)?
[20:26] <th0r> Meow27: if you want hibernate in win I think you need to leave at least {RAM} amount of free space for windows to put the hibernate
[20:27] <Meow27> th0r, thats not the problem :3
[20:27] <JoeR1> This is odd, does anyone know if the Pentium D's were ever available in single core models?
[20:27] <nit-wit> thor; no the problem is that the hibernate sends the user to the grub menu.
[20:27] <Meow27> llutz, nit-wit, because some programs like writing around the harddisk free space zones, just like GRUB does.
[20:28] <Meow27> JoeR1, arent they dual-threaded CPUs?
[20:28] <woodt> Meow27: I think you're overthinking this problem.  Just install W7 as usual, then install Ubuntu as usual.  If necessary, see the link I posted previously to fix any hibernate issues.  And make sure that you have at least as much pagefile space in Windows as you have physical RAM.
[20:28] <nit-wit> Meow27, that makes no sense in using a partition for grub.
[20:28] <Meow27> JoeR1, nevermind
[20:28] <MonkeyDust> Meow27: grub is just a menu
[20:28] <JoeR1> Meow27 - I don't know, I'm an AMD guy but I got this system handed to me so I'm trying to find out what I'm working with
[20:29] <woodt> JoeR1:  What does 'cat /proc/cpuinfo' tell you.  Post that to the pastebin.
[20:29] <qin> Bert_2: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/lucid/+source/humanity-icon-theme/+copyright
[20:29] <JoeR1> woodt so far as CPU cores it says 1
[20:30] <Meow27> nit-wit, woodt. ok i think i know how im gonna go by my reformat now. thanks for support :3
[20:30] <nit-wit> Meow27, you only fail until you suceed keep trying.;)
[20:31] <nit-wit> succeed *
[20:31] <Meow27> nit-wit, i dont get it... in anycase im off. thanks agian
[20:31] <hexdump_> Heya folks!
[20:32] <woodt> Do we have any CUPS experts in the house today?
[20:32] <hexdump_> I have a question regarding my wireless internet.  It was working just fine before, and now all of a sudden when I click on my network it says "wireless is disabled"
[20:32] <cihhan> hi all! while installing ubuntu, i did not encrypt user's home directories. but now i have to add lots of users from the same class and i dont want them to be able to reach other home directories. any suggestions?
[20:33] <M4tic> hey guys, what's the best way to get software and it's dependencies for an offline install? Meaning downloading from a different host, windows to an offline ubuntu install?
[20:33] <Bert_2> qin: thank you, I didn't know I could find that on launchpad
[20:33] <woodt> hexdump:  Had that happen to me before when I accidentally hit a small switch on the front of the lappy that disabled the wireless.
[20:33] <eb3ha4el> is it possible to install more than one linux in same partition?
[20:33] <qin> cihhan: man chmod, do not make anyone sudoer but yourself.
[20:33] <woodt> ciihan:  chmod 700 on each of the users' home directories would do the trick.
[20:34] <cihhan> thanks guys!
[20:34] <hexdump_> Whenever somebody has a bit of free time, I just wanted to see if somebody could help me with my wireless issue.  Thank you =)
[20:35] <qin> woodt: -R would help
[20:35] <nit-wit> hexdump_, have you rebooted to see if it works.
[20:35] <M4tic> anyone help?
[20:35] <woodt> hexdump:  What do the output of "ifconfig -a" and "iwconfig -a" tell you?
[20:36] <hexdump_> nit-wit:  yuppers many times
[20:36] <nit-wit> hexdump_, what is the card
[20:36] <hexdump_> woodt:  my wireless adapters show up, and even when I do lsusb and lspci the hardware is there.
[20:36] <MK``> After upgrading to 11.04, Plymouth uses text.plymouth instead of default.plymouth, how do I change this?
[20:37] <MonkeyDust> hexdump_: is it a Broadcom 43xx wireless adapter?
[20:37] <woodt> hexdump:  Try right clicking on the NetworkManager icon and select "Enable wireless".
[20:37] <hexdump_> on sec plz
[20:37] <rumpe1> eb3ha4el, yes
[20:38] <bergLNX> nit-wit: kwikshot: Yay! Unetbootin did the magic :) After redownloading the .iso and making sure unetbootin ran 100%, it booted me to the installer. Im sure the issue was the silly USB creator who made a boot wich just sent me directly to my local bootloader. Oh well, thanks a lot guys, off to instaling :D
[20:38] <hexdump_> 01:00.0 Ethernet controller: Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. RTL8101E/RTL8102E PCI Express Fast Ethernet controller (rev 02)
[20:38] <hexdump_> then lsusb
[20:38] <nit-wit> bergLNX, cool.;)
[20:38] <hexdump_> Bus 002 Device 004: ID 0bda:8187 Realtek Semiconductor Corp. RTL8187 Wireless Adapter
[20:39] <earthmeLon> I can no longer move windows around my desktop.  O_o
[20:39] <hexdump_> weird both wireless adapters show up when I type sudo ifconfig -a
[20:40] <MonkeyDust> earthmeLon: you need metacity
[20:40] <areels> SpaceBass there are too many settings to migrate, have no time to deal with them. just wanna pass internet through smoothwall
[20:40] <earthmeLon> MonkeyDust, I'm using emerald.  I am able to see my title bars, they just dont move when I click them
[20:40] <kwikshot> What is better, awesome or xmonad? What are the differences?
[20:40] <hexdump_> I tried sudo lshw -C network
[20:40] <qin> kwikshot: xmonad
[20:40] <SpaceBass> areels, you can do that, but you'll end up with a double NAT situation so you'll basically have to duplicate the firewall settings in the downstream box
[20:41] <kwikshot> qin: Why?
[20:41] <hexdump_> both are disabled
[20:41] <qin> kwikshot: It is better (in my opinion)
[20:41] <hexdump_> I've tried sudo ifconfig wlan0 up
[20:41] <hexdump_> or wlan1 up
[20:43] <kwikshot> I just realised that I have irssi on the right taking up half the window and firefox on the left taking up half and I'm thinking "why am I using metacity..."
[20:43] <Axtra> Hey guys, I'm having a problem with Kubuntu - my network manager isn't letting me join my WiFi
[20:44] <qin> kwikshot: You right, go with compiz, there is grid plugin too ;)
[20:45] <nit-wit> hexdump_, hit fn-f2 and see if the wireless is now able to be turned on in the network manager
[20:45] <mkhn> logout
[20:45] <earthmeLon> MonkeyDust, I just restarted.  I am still unable to move windows but they *do* have title bars.  Emerald w. Compiz
[20:45] <Axtra> Anybody have any ideas?
[20:46] <usr13> Axtra: Did it ever?
[20:46] <Axtra> I used to straight after I installed Kubuntu
[20:46] <hexdump_> nit-wit:  nothing happens after hitting F-2
[20:46] <usr13> Axtra: So it did connect ok at first?
[20:46] <Axtra> usr13: Yes, it did
[20:47] <usr13> Axtra: Is there some software event that you can think of that could have made a difference?
[20:47] <nit-wit> hexdump_, I believe that is a broadcom I could not find the wiki page on getting those setup correctly.
[20:47] <usr13> Axtra: ifconfig   #tell us what it says.
[20:48] <usr13> Axtra: iwconfig   #tell us what it says.
[20:48] <usr13> typo  sorry
[20:48] <Mathuin_> When using Ubuntu classic, is there any way to make the bars across the top and bottom fade/disappear/shrink off the edge at least temporarily?
[20:48] <Axtra> usr13: I installed Wicd-KDE at the suggestion of someone in the Kubuntu help channel - that didn't fix the problem
[20:48] <usr13> Axtra: What does Wicd say about it?
[20:49] <Axtra> Is there a place I can go to paste the text?
[20:49] <usr13> Axtra: iwconfig  | pastebinit
[20:49] <jooost> Atra: http://paste.ubuntu.com/
[20:49] <Axtra> Usr13: Wicd gave the same errors as network manager
[20:49] <jooost> Axtra: http://paste.ubuntu.com/
[20:49] <usr13> Axtra: What error?
[20:49] <usr13> Axtra: iwconfig  | pastebinit
[20:50] <usr13> and send resulting url
[20:50] <jaxxdrew> I am having some trouble connecting my hdmi on laptop to hdmi on tv.  Is it not suppose to automaticallly connect or is there something to do different with linux?
[20:51] <usr13> Axtra: lspci |grep ireless  #And tell us what that says.
[20:51] <hexdump_> nit-wit:  welp I tried to do sudo ifconfig wlan0 up and this is what I got returned...
[20:51] <usr13> Axtra: iwconfig  | pastebinit  #It will prompt you to install pastebinit
[20:51] <hexdump_> nit-wit:SIOCSIFFLAGS: Unknown error 132
[20:51] <Mathuin_> All the references to 'auto hide gnome panels' are from like 2006.
[20:52] <Axtra> usr13: Wicd is telling me Connect Failed: Bad password.
[20:52] <Axtra> It's definitely the right password
[20:52] <usr13> Axtra: What type of encryption is enabled on the router?
[20:53] <Axtra> WPA
[20:53] <Mathuin_> Hah!  Right-click each panel, select "autohide".  Duh!
[20:53] <usr13> Axtra: Dissable WPA and try again.
[20:53] <Axtra> Okay
[20:54] <earthmeLon> MonkeyDust, Just so you know, you have to activate "Moving Windows" under compiz.  What a joke.
[20:54] <nit-wit> hexdump_, I'm not familiar with doing other then plug and play in this department.
[20:54] <MonkeyDust> earthmeLon: i do not use compiz, but thanks
[20:55] <respectful> ion
[20:56] <Buddhacz> hi
[20:56] <Roasted> So I set up software raid with 2 drives in my Ubuntu 11.04 box and disconnected one drive to test it. It worked. I plugged it back in and it never came back online. I see no entry for sdb1 in  cat /proc/mdstat, although I see sdb1 under fdisk -l. what the?
[20:57] <SpaceBass> Roasted, using mdadmin?
[20:57] <Roasted> yes
[20:57] <Roasted> wait
[20:57] <Roasted> mdadmin???? Im using mdadm...
[21:00] <hexdump_> but when I typed sudo ifconfig wlan1 up there was no issue and it shows up when I type ifconfig but then wireless is still disabled???
[21:00] <hexdump_> Sorry I was gone had to take care of something.
[21:01] <joo_> i have a maverick computer... i want latest ubuntu what should i replace maverick with in sources.list to update?
[21:01] <SpaceBass> Roasted, yeah, mdadm ? typo on my part
[21:02] <SpaceBass> Roasted, run and paste bin: mdadm -D /dev/md0
[21:02] <Roasted> SpaceBass, yes. I thought mdadm was like a utility or something since it was mdadmin : md-admin
[21:02] <Roasted> that's what threw me off :P
[21:02] <guntbert> !upgrade | joo_
[21:02] <SpaceBass> I do that in the CLI all the time? type mdadmin and it always fails
[21:03] <guntbert> joo_: don't just replace some lines
[21:03] <joo_> so there isnt a zombie solution?
[21:03] <joo_> i smoke many weed
[21:04] <guntbert> !ot | joo_
[21:04] <Roasted> SpaceBass, http://tinypaste.com/f3672f
[21:05] <msav> afternoon all, how can I completely remove postgresql and postgis
[21:05] <wilhart> where can i speak about overclocking
[21:06] <wilhart> ?
[21:06] <joo_> msav, didn't apt-get remove --purge help you ?
[21:06] <SpaceBass> roasted: sudo mdadm -a /dev/sdb1 /dev/md127pl
[21:06] <guntbert> wilhart: in #hardware maybe?
[21:07] <SpaceBass> Roasted, -a is shorthand for --manage --add ? you may have to manually re-add the drive. mdadm is not really how swap aware in my experience
[21:07] <Roasted> SpaceBass, says not an md device.
[21:07] <Roasted> should I just re-add it quick?
[21:07] <SpaceBass> Roasted, which is why so many people like that package that sends emails on raid status and state changes ? forget what its called
[21:07] <Axtra> usr13: I don't think I can disable wifi
[21:07] <Roasted> SpaceBass, oooo, email? oh man... you don't remember it?
[21:07] <SpaceBass> Roasted, my syntax may be backwards ? -a may take the md device first and then the disk
[21:08] <Axtra> usr13: Not wifi, WPA*
[21:09] <Roasted> SpaceBass, that's it. I just had to reverse the command
[21:09] <Roasted> it readded it and its in recovery mode now resyncing
[21:09] <Roasted> SpaceBass, do you know of a linux web site that has ALL of these commands oni t? I found ubuntu's wiki to be super helpful, but limited on information. It's things like this I wish Ic ould just see a massive listing of.
[21:10] <SpaceBass> Roasted, was racking my brain trying to remember the package?
[21:10] <SpaceBass> Roasted, I sure don't I often have to use mdadm --help
[21:11] <Mjuksel> Can anyone help me with my wifi problem?
[21:11] <Mjuksel> its fluctuating from 10mbps to 200mbps, but firefox/browser is verrryyy slow :/
[21:11] <SpaceBass> Roasted, I wrote a bash script to email the results of mdadm -D and cat /proc/mdstat
[21:12] <Roasted> SpaceBass, mdadm --help really isn't that informative though, in my opinion. but then again, is --assemble = -a?
[21:13] <SpaceBass> Roasted, you can build on --help? for instance: mdadmin --assemble --help
[21:13] <SpaceBass> Roasted, ( btw -A is assemble)
[21:14] <Roasted> SpaceBass, is there any worthy guis to manage this or is terminal the best bet?
[21:16] <roan_> hi guys i just installed ubuntu 10.10 on my aspire one with a usb install (cuz it doesnt have a cd rom) evey thing works, i even did the updates but it won't boot without the usb drive plugged in. it says no bootable device found, insert a bootable device and press any key. i insert the usb pendrive with the ubuntu 10.10 install (the same one i use to install ubuntu on this pc) and everything starts fine, ubuntu loads ok i put my password and i
[21:16] <roan_> can get connected and everything, i can even eject the usb pendrive and everything works. if i reboot it says the same thing "no bootable drive found..." whatz goin on? help plz
[21:16] <Roasted> roan_, sounds like your boot record is on the flash drive and not the internal drive like it should be.
[21:17] <Roasted> roan_, http://www.webupd8.org/2009/12/how-to-recover-grub2-linux.html
[21:17] <Roasted> try that guide
[21:17] <msav> joo, thanks, apparently i have 2 installations of postgresql. The remaining wasn't installed with synaptic. very confused
[21:17] <roan_> Roasted: thanks ill check it and let u no :D
[21:18] <oljas> Hi! How to connect to natty via vnc or something? ps ax | grep vnc - gives nothing. how to start a vnc server via ssh?
[21:19] <thomas___> hi
[21:19] <thomas___> i reinstalled my notebook with ubuntu 11, now my internet is extremely slow, only on this computer
[21:19] <thomas___> can anyone help?
[21:20] <Roasted> SpaceBass, by the way, what happens if my raid box blows up? Like lets say the system gets hit by lightning yet the drives are okay. How can I crack open the array to copy the data off manually to another source?
[21:20] <ooxi> hi i have a question concerning local dns auto registration (dhcp). one ubuntu machine can be reached using it's host name in the local network, another not. how can i tell ubuntu to register it's hostname in the local dns resolver via dhcp?
[21:21] <bencc> how can I create local apt repository for custom debs? I couldn't find docs about it
[21:22] <tensorpudding> bencc: an easy way to have your own PPA to get an account on launchpad
[21:22] <JCDG> hi, does anyone of you have the problem of the "not up to date" adobe plugin in chromium???
[21:23] <bencc> tensorpudding: I can't publish the deb package
[21:23] <tensorpudding> bencc: ppa's aren't publishing, they're personal
[21:23] <Roasted> would sudo -i give me constant root access? Later I want to install a ton of software and make some changes, which I can do with commands like apt-get install exaile && apt-get remove transmission-gtk, but in the past each time the next command came around after && I'd have to log in again as root since I was using sudo.   I boot the box and it gets loaded.  here is  /etc/modprobe.d/*, lsmod... http://dpaste.de/H3O9/
[21:24] <guntbert> Roasted: keep with sudo -i for that purpose
[21:24] <Roasted> Mathuin_, thank you. how does that differ from -i?
[21:25] <Mathuin_> I have never used -i.
[21:25] <bencc> tensorpudding:  so I can't use it. thanks
[21:25] <bencc> ooxi: thanks, reading about it
[21:25] <guntbert> Roasted: -i  adapts the environment like in a genuine login
[21:25] <Roasted> guntbert, so -i is what I want?
[21:25] <guntbert> Roasted: and it therefore preferred, yes
[21:25] <guntbert> *is
[21:25] <Roasted> thanks!
[21:26] <guntbert> Roasted: but don't forget do end that session (just a gentle reminder :-))
[21:26] <guntbert> *to end
[21:27] <guntbert> oljas: the default vnc server is called vino
[21:27] <Mathuin_> guntbert: have you used x11vnc?
[21:27] <Mathuin_> I am curious, and you sound like you have experience.
[21:27] <guntbert> !info vino | oljas
[21:28] <guntbert> Mathuin_: sorry, no, I rarely use vnc at all :)
[21:28] <Mathuin_> guntbert: it's how I get around the screen-size limitations of my old Asus Eee for the most part.
[21:28] <linuxman410> does anyone know why xubuntu 11.04 has unity too
[21:28] <Mathuin_> It's a decent enough little server for my purposes, but oh the tiny screen.
[21:28] <Bane99> hey when i went to install 10.04.2
[21:28] <Bane99> it had some garbled thing on top
[21:28] <Bane99> it was odd
[21:28] <guntbert> Mathuin_: I prefer ssh -X ...
[21:29] <JCDG> hi, does anyone of you have the problem of the "not up to date" adobe plugin in chromium???
[21:29] <notroot> Hello, I noticed that something is different with my graphic card when I actually installed it on the HD, while it was on live cd, graphics went smooth, now when I drag windows around they break, and are moving slow, how to fix this??????????!?!?
[21:29] <mouche> anybody know what updates the message of the day dynamically? /etc/motd only shows the latest motd
[21:29] <Mathuin_> guntbert: alas, "ssh -X" doesn't have that "screen"-style persistence that I need.
[21:30] <notroot> It's always something with linsuxes, always something...
[21:30] <notroot> Hello, I noticed that something is different with my graphic card when I actually installed it on the HD, while it was on live cd, graphics went smooth, now when I drag windows around they break, and are moving slow, how to fix this??????????!?!?
[21:30] <guntbert> !repeat | notroot
[21:30] <Roasted> notroot, what is a linsuxes?
[21:31] <notroot> It's backtrack 5
[21:31] <notroot> but it's child of ubuntu  afaik
[21:31] <notroot> and #backtrack seems empty
[21:31] <Roasted> Is backtrack meant to be installed? backtrack 3 was livecd only.
[21:31] <guntbert> notroot: not supported here
[21:31] <notroot> It's backtrack 5
[21:31] <Roasted> notroot, maybe try #linux, since that's a broader area there.
[21:31] <notroot> but anyway, it's ubuntu
[21:31] <Roasted> It's not Ubuntu
[21:31] <Roasted> It's backtrack, based on Ubuntu
[21:31] <guntbert> !backtrack | notroot
[21:32] <nicofs> U
[21:32] <notroot> when I actually installed ubuntu everything moves slowly, even large texts
[21:32] <maco> notroot: they customise it enough that we don't support it
[21:32] <notroot> While it was live cd, everything was smooth, any idea what could cause it
[21:32] <notroot> I am talking about ubuntu now
[21:32] <Roasted> notroot, it's like calling intel for help with my dell laptop when it's not a processor issue.
[21:32] <notroot> About my other laptop which has ubuntu on it
[21:32] <Buddhacz> notroot: gfx drivers?
[21:32] <Roasted> notroot, so you have two systems, one bt5, one ubuntu, but with the same issue?
[21:33] <notroot> Haven't installed any gfx drivers yet, I have ati mobility 5850 HD
[21:33] <notroot> where can I get drivers?
[21:33] <sabier_tux> UBUNTU 11.04 Freeze several time ! Has anybody face this problem ?
[21:33] <Buddhacz> notroot: /usr/bin/jockey-gtk
[21:33] <Roasted> notroot, in the hardware drivers menu of ubuntu.
[21:34] <nicofs> I'm looking for a tool to create diagrams / organizational charts (like this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Wikipedia_article-creation-2.svg ) - are there any recommendations?
[21:34] <Roasted> notroot, are you on 11.04?
[21:34] <Buddhacz> nicofs: there are some free Chrome Apps for this
[21:35] <Buddhacz> nicofs: or Ubuntu Dia
[21:36] <silver_hook> Hullo.
[21:37] <silver_hook> I'm planning to migrate my GF's desktop from openSuse to Ubuntu next week and have a few questions.
[21:37] <jstoone> Hey everyone! I'm about to make a 50G ntfs partiton but I don't know how to do it the "easy way". I have to do it in here(which is ok) because the WinXP does not support ext4 and cannot make a partition from it.
[21:37] <oljas> guntbert, info vino - no vino in node top. however it installed in system. the problem is ive got my ubuntubox rebooted remotely and i cant connect to vnc anymore.
[21:38] <Buddhacz> jstoone: boot Ubuntu Live CD/Flash and use gparted from the Admin section
[21:38] <urmet> hi. is it possible to make udev reload the rules and recreate device files when a package, which installs a new rules file is installed?
[21:38] <jstoone> Buddhacz: I was thinking of that just now (: thanks a lot!
[21:38] <Buddhacz> jstoone: you can resize and rebuild partitions, or mount and trasfer data as needed safely
[21:38] <Mjuksel> still nobody that has any ideas for slow internet/wifi problem ? :(
[21:38] <silver_hook> Currently she uses LVM — does Ubuntu support it out of the box? i.e. when I install it, will it see the /home, /, /boot, and swap volumes and I'll be able to just override the root volume?
[21:38] <oljas> guntbert, if i login localy i can connect. but how do i login remotely?
[21:39] <jstoone> Buddhacz: Cool, thanks!
[21:39] <Buddhacz> jstoone: UR welcome
[21:39] <urmet> currently i'm having problems with ccid smartcard drivers. plugging out and then plugging in or restarting the computer seems a bit cumbersome
[21:43] <paira> hi i can't get ubuntu to work with my radeon graphics card on my thinkpad t400... can anyone help?
[21:43] <prime> how send file fron ubuntu tu windows in xchat i've got problem
[21:45] <silver_hook> urmet: Did you try restarting just the pcscd daemon (or whatever Ubuntu calls it)?
[21:45] <urmet> restarting the daemon doesn
[21:45] <urmet> 't work
[21:45] <haukew> hi everyone!
[21:46] <urmet> the device file is still unreadable for pcscd
[21:46] <paira> does anyone use the ati radeon HD 3400 card?
[21:46] <haukew> i'm having a nasty problem with my hard disk...i can't access it anymore after my ubuntu crashed on a system update
[21:46] <haukew> parted doesn't find it anymore
[21:46] <silver_hook> urmet: Hmmm, odd. No idea then. Sorry :\
[21:47] <urmet> if i restart udevd or force it manually to reload everything or replug the card reader, the device file gets recreated with correct permissions
[21:47] <haukew> so i'm asking myself...how can i recover my data?
[21:49] <urmet> is it possible for a package to force udev to reload it's rules at installation time? maybe i could suggest it to whoever manages the ccid package..
[21:50] <prime> how send file fron ubuntu to windows in xchat i've got problem
[21:50] <Buddhacz> paira: this may help - https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-x-swat/+archive/x-updates
[21:52] <Booya> hey there
[21:52] <Booya> quick questio
[21:53] <Booya> is Firefox 4 compatible with 10.04
[21:53] <Booya> ?
[21:53] <Buddhacz> booya: yes
[21:53] <Buddhacz> Booya: works perfectly and smooth
[21:53] <Booya> nice..just rolled back to 10.04
[21:53] <Booya> cause of LTS
[21:54] <Buddhacz> Booya: I did same - but not rolled back, just considered not to upgrade
[21:54] <Buddhacz> Booya: you can update kernel, drivers and move from OO to LibreOffice
[21:54] <Mathuin_> Buddhacz: whoa, 10.04 will do LibreOffice?  How hard is that to make happen?
[21:55] <Booya> looking to do that as well
[21:55] <Buddhacz> Mathuin_: uninstall OO = sudo apt-get remove openoffice.org-common
[21:55] <Booya> Nice nice..
[21:55] <Booya> thanks Buddha
[21:56] <Buddhacz> Mathuin_: add deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/libreoffice/ppa/ubuntu lucid main #Libreoffice PPA
[21:56] <Mathuin_> http://martinwebster.eu/2011/01/28/replacing-openoffice-org-with-libreoffice-on-ubuntu-10-04/ <-- will this work?
[21:56] <Buddhacz> Mathuin_: and you know, update and install LO
[21:57] <GALA> Remove OpenOffice, add LibreOffice repositary, update, and then install LibreOffice
[21:57] <Booya> Buddha is there a command to upgrade to Firefox 4
[21:57] <MK``> Installing LibreOffice will remove OpenOffice.org for you
[21:57] <Buddhacz> Mathuin_: yes
[21:57] <PseudoGou4> Bonanzaman, if you're here let me know
[21:57] <Mathuin_> Awesome.  Thanks!
[21:58] <Buddhacz> MK``: LO is forked old OO and now newer and patched
[21:58] <MK``> I know, but I mean, the installer for LO will remove OO.o due to conflicts anyway
[21:59] <Buddhacz> MK``: it is cleaner this way / just to be sure
[21:59] <MK``> Anyway; I installed 11.04 and now Plymouth only uses the text version when booting up, how do I change it back to the graphical splash?
[21:59] <PseudoGou4> MK''' how do I get the text I don't want the graphic
[22:00] <Booya> Buddha : does Banshee work on !0.04 as well..cause i hate Rythm Box
[22:00] <kelvinella> hi i just upgrade from 8.04 to 10.04, but the other software source is missing, how do i add it back in?
[22:00] <maco> Booya: sure, banshee's been around for quite a number of years
[22:00] <MK``> I do not know PseudoGou4, I assume the mechanism is the same :P
[22:00] <tensorpudding> Booya: what do you dislike about rhythmbox?
[22:00] <GALA> Banshee works up to 11.04
[22:00] <Booya> Niceeeee...
[22:01] <Booya> its alright tensor..just feel that Banshee is better
[22:01] <Booya> :)
[22:01] <tensorpudding> Booya: oh, so you're familiar with banshee
[22:01] <Bane99> hey guys i need some major help
[22:01] <Buddhacz> Booya: works
[22:02] <tensorpudding> i was going to say, that banshee doesn't really improve on rhythmbox's shortcomings and adds quite a few new ones
[22:02] <Bane99> having issues installing ubuntu
[22:02] <Booya> well used it on 11.04 breifly when i installed it
[22:02] <Bane99> anyone willing to help me in pm?
[22:02] <Buddhacz> Booya: but I am with Rhythmbox anyway - works for me and my Zen
[22:02] <Bane99> too many people joining and leaving here
[22:02] <Bane99> for the message to get across =/
[22:02] <Soupermanito> !ask | Bane99
[22:02] <Booya> Bane99 : I  think this is best place to get it acoss
[22:03] <tensorpudding> Bane99: what is your problem (no need for pm, if you refer to people by name)
[22:03] <Soupermanito> also hide part/join
[22:03] <Bane99> ok
[22:03] <GALA> Explain chat you problem is first
[22:03] <Bane99> i installed ubuntu using ext4 to /dev/sdb3
[22:03] <GALA> what*
[22:03] <Bane99> now it wont startup
[22:03] <tensorpudding> Bane99: did you install GRUB?
[22:03] <Bane99> set a 6GB swap file drive too
[22:03] <Bane99> what is grub?
[22:04] <GALA> What do toy meen it doesn't start up ?
[22:04] <tensorpudding> Bane99: in the BIOS, did you set it to boot from the right hard drive?
[22:04] <PseudoGou4> tensorpudding: Grub should install by default
[22:04] <Bane99> shouldn't it give me the option to choose the OS to startup?
[22:04] <tensorpudding> Bane99: when you say /dev/sdb3, that means you have at least two hard drives, right?
[22:04] <Bane99> yes
[22:04] <GALA> Yeah that's what Grub does basically
[22:04] <tensorpudding> Bane99: well, it might be trying to boot from the wrong drive
[22:05] <GALA> In the Bios, change the boot order
[22:05] <Bane99> for some reason sda is my backup drive.  I set the boot manager to sdb to make sure it would choose it
[22:05] <Bane99> i have a win7 partition and a linux partition on this drive
[22:05] <GALA> What happens when you boot ?
[22:05] <tensorpudding> Bane99: i guess it's possible that the bootloader is on /dev/sda then...try switching it to the other drive
[22:05] <Buddhacz> Bane99: sometimes grub gets installed on the Win7 partition if you switch boot drives
[22:06] <Bane99> how do i do that? tensorpudding
[22:06] <Bane99> and how do i tell Buddhacz
[22:06] <Buddhacz> Bane99: BIOS or F12 when booting
[22:06] <tensorpudding> Bane99: in the BIOS, you have to find the boot order and make sure that the drive which is /dev/sda is listed first
[22:06] <kelvinella> how to make the webcam work in skype?
[22:06] <Buddhacz> kelvinella: it should wokr automatically or there is a fix for the linux video
[22:07] <PseudoGou4> kelvinella: lsusb and post the ID of your webcam
[22:07] <tensorpudding> kelvinella: are you sure that you have the webcam working?
[22:07] <Bane99> sda isn't my primary drive
[22:07] <Bane99> i guess i just plugged them in wrong
[22:07] <kelvinella> i had my webcam working before i upgrade from 8.04 to 10.04
[22:07] <GALA> Put the drive with Ubuntu on it first in the boot order Bane99
[22:07] <Buddhacz> kelvinella: http://skypefix.blogspot.com/
[22:07] <tensorpudding> Bane99: it might not be your primary drive, but here's the thing: when the bootloader GRUB was installed, it installed it to the first drive detected, which was probably /dev/sda
[22:08] <kelvinella> how to lsusb?
[22:08] <PseudoGou4> open a console
[22:08] <Bane99> ok so how do i change the grub installation
[22:08] <PseudoGou4> and type lsusb
[22:08] <tensorpudding> Bane99: so that normally you don't have to change anything to get the boot order correct
[22:08] <kelvinella> whats the whole command?
[22:08] <PseudoGou4> just lsusb
[22:08] <PseudoGou4> If you want, put it in a text file and send it to me with DCC
[22:09] <kelvinella> http://pastebin.com/xNVy0FtB
[22:09] <tensorpudding> kelvinella: do you have cheese installed? does it work in cheese?
[22:09] <kelvinella> let me check wait
[22:09] <Bane99> ok when i was installing 10.04.2 i had a box on the top of the screen with garbled graphics that kept on showing parts of the screen
[22:09] <Bane99> ok brb
[22:09] <Bane99> gonna change the boot order
[22:09] <kelvinella> work in cheese
[22:09] <PseudoGou4> Bus 003 Device 002: ID 046d:08da Logitech, Inc. QuickCam Messanger
[22:10] <Bane99> and load this chat on my laptop
[22:10] <PseudoGou4> Now we have to find out if the module is loaded
[22:10] <PseudoGou4> lsmod and post it to pastebin as well
[22:10] <tensorpudding> kelvinella: if it works in cheese, that means that linux supports your webcam fine, the problem must be with skype being misconfigured or a bug
[22:10] <kelvinella> do i just run lsmod?
[22:10] <PseudoGou4> yea
[22:10] <Buddhacz> kelvinella: try this: LD_PRELOAD=/usr/lib/libv4l/v4l1compact.so skype
[22:11] <kelvinella> http://pastebin.com/A8Nzk1AU
[22:11] <Buddhacz> kelvinella: it worked for my friend with a cam
[22:11] <kelvinella> Buddhacz, how to try?
[22:11] <Buddhacz> in console
[22:11] <Buddhacz> or from ALT+F2 menu (RUN)
[22:11] <kelvinella> Buddhacz, what do i type?
[22:12] <PseudoGou4> v4l1_compat
[22:12] <Buddhacz> LD_PRELOAD=/usr/lib/libv4l/v4l1compact.so skype
[22:12] <kelvinella> wait
[22:12] <PseudoGou4> kelvinella:  Your driver is loaded
[22:12] <PseudoGou4> The problem is with Skype
[22:12] <PseudoGou4> Do what he says
[22:12] <kelvinella> do i need to shut down skype first?
[22:12] <PseudoGou4> LD_PRELOAD=/usr/lib/libv4l/v4l1compact.so skype
[22:12] <PseudoGou4> yes
[22:12] <Buddhacz> PseudoGou4: yes, it is the lib problem as noted
[22:13] <kelvinella> ERROR: ld.so: object '/usr/lib/libv4l/v4l1compact.so' from LD_PRELOAD cannot be preloaded: ignored.
[22:13] <kelvinella> ??
[22:13] <CarlFK> is there some way to just compile 2 or 3 modules without compiling a whole new kernel?
[22:13] <PseudoGou4> type sudo updatedb
[22:13] <PseudoGou4> and then "locate v4l1compact.so"
[22:13] <Buddhacz> kelvinella: are you on 64bit system?
[22:13] <Buddhacz> kelvinella: uname -a
[22:13] <kelvinella> i am on 32bit
[22:13] <kelvinella> Linux orz 2.6.32-31-generic #61-Ubuntu SMP Fri Apr 8 18:24:35 UTC 2011 i686 GNU/Linux
[22:13] <PseudoGou4> No he has the driver loaded, the directory you gave him must be wrong
[22:13] <PseudoGou4> v4l1_compat
[22:14] <bencc> in what path I should put a local apt repo? /usr/local/myrepo is ok?
[22:14] <PseudoGou4> kelvinella:  sudo updatedb
[22:14] <kelvinella> sudo updatedb takes 4eva
[22:14] <PseudoGou4> locate v4l1compact.so
[22:14] <PseudoGou4> Yea your computer is old, get a new one
[22:15] <PseudoGou4> You're using an old Athlon XP
[22:15] <kelvinella> i am still wating for sudo updatedb
[22:15] <kelvinella> no mine is an intel
[22:15] <PseudoGou4> No
[22:15] <PseudoGou4> I looked at your lsmod
[22:15] <Buddhacz> what skype version?
[22:15] <kelvinella> duo core 3 Ghz
[22:15] <PseudoGou4> You're using an Athlon XP with an nForce2 chipset
[22:15] <Buddhacz> skype --version
[22:15] <kelvinella> done sudo updatedb now then what?
[22:16] <kelvinella> Skype <IP_ADDRESS>
[22:16] <kelvinella> Copyright (c) 2004-2011, Skype Limited
[22:16] <PseudoGou4> locate v4l1compact.so
[22:16] <kelvinella> locate v4l1compact.so but nothing returns
[22:16] <PseudoGou4> locate v4l
[22:16] <kelvinella> again nothing
[22:17] <kelvinella> sorry
[22:17] <kelvinella> wait
[22:17] <PseudoGou4> One sec
[22:17] <kelvinella> wrong spelling
[22:17] <PseudoGou4> That doesn't make sense
[22:17] <PseudoGou4> The module is loaded, it *must* be there
[22:17] <kelvinella> http://pastebin.com/PrvrHT3A
[22:17] <quint> just was wondering if anyone knows if i can complete an incomplete torrent that started downloading in transmission with deluge ?
[22:18] <PseudoGou4> LD_PRELOAD=/usr/lib/libv4l/v4l1compact.so skype
[22:18] <PseudoGou4> Spell it correctly
[22:18] <PseudoGou4> The file is there, there's no reason it shouldn't work
[22:19] <kelvinella> kelvin@orz:~$ LD_PRELOAD=/usr/lib/libv4l/v4l1compact.so skype
[22:19] <kelvinella> ERROR: ld.so: object '/usr/lib/libv4l/v4l1compact.so' from LD_PRELOAD cannot be preloaded: ignored.
[22:19] <PseudoGou4> exit Skype first
[22:19] <bael56> Hello guys
[22:19] <kelvinella> i did
[22:19] <PseudoGou4> LEt me see if I can reference that error
[22:19] <PseudoGou4> bael56:  Hello
[22:19] <bael56> I have an issue here, I cannot get my network up on my ubuntu server.
[22:19] <PseudoGou4> bael56:  Are you Bonanaza?
[22:20] <n1k0s> Hi everyone, I have a question about remotely connecting to a ubuntu box...  I know I am going to use VNC, but I am not sure if I should tunnel VNC over a SSH connection, or via a Hamachi connection.  Anyone know which method is better?  Or what is a better way to remotely connect to a ubuntu box securely with a gui.
[22:20] <bael56> it says "eth0 : Error while getting interface flags: No such device. Failed to bring up eth0
[22:20] <bael56> when I run: ifup eth0 and /etc/init.d/networking restart
[22:20] <kelvinella> other than skype which software in ubuntu can let me webcam with others?
[22:20] <quint> amsn
[22:21] <bencc> in what path I should store custom bash scripts?
[22:21] <bael56> ls /syss/classs/net found only eth1, lo, virbr0 ..
[22:21] <bencc> that should be run as root
[22:21] <bael56> any ideas?
[22:21] <quint> /usr/bin
[22:21] <quint> bencc: /usr/bin
[22:21] <bencc> quint: are you answering me?
[22:21] <bencc> quint: thanks
[22:21] <quint> np
[22:22] <PseudoGou4> kelvinella:  The problem is with Java
[22:22] <Pici> bencc: If they're just for your user, you can put them in ~/bin
[22:22] <kelvinella> PseudoGou4, how to fix?
[22:23] <quint> good point~
[22:23] <PseudoGou4> kelvinella:  Sorry, I recommend you post on the Skype forums, they have a Linux section.
[22:23] <PseudoGou4> I am stumped.
[22:23] <bencc> Pici: I need root to run it
[22:23] <bencc> and in what path I should put a local deb repo?
[22:23] <PseudoGou4> kelvinella:  Read this:
[22:23] <PseudoGou4> http://my.opera.com/SolimiaN/blog/2007/05/02/error-ld-so-object-libjvm-so-from-ld-preload-cannot-be-preloaded-ignored
[22:23] <kelvinella> ok
[22:24] <PseudoGou4> Different program, same problem
[22:24] <n1k0s> Hi everyone, I have a question about remotely connecting to a ubuntu box...  I know I am going to use VNC, but I am not sure if I should tunnel VNC over a SSH connection, or via a Hamachi connection.  Anyone know which method is better?  Or what is a better way to remotely connect to a ubuntu box securely with a gui.
[22:24] <Pici> bencc: I'd say somewhere in /var, but its up to you
[22:24] <Buddhacz> kelvinella: GTalk plugin for Chrome can show video too
[22:25] <bencc> Pici: /var/lib/myrepo or /var/myrepo?
[22:25] <lcawteneedshalp> Hi.. I'm having problems with my display, I recently removed the nouveua driver to see if I could get the nvidia one working, and if I could have my 1280x1024 screen resolution, but now 1024x168 doesn't work because the refresh rate shows at 0... how'd I fix all this
[22:25] <bencc> Pici: or maybe /opt/myrepo
[22:26] <Pici> bencc: That would be good too
[22:26] <n1k0s> Hi everyone, I have a question about remotely connecting to a ubuntu box...  I know I am going to use VNC, but I am not sure if I should tunnel VNC over a SSH connection, or via a Hamachi connection.  Anyone know which method is better?  Or what is a better way to remotely connect to a ubuntu box securely with a gui.
[22:27] <Silowyi> ok I'm on maverick
[22:27] <bencc> Pici: thanks
[22:27] <Bigbucks> Is there a way I can disable a certian error from coming up in Ubuntu Server? I keep getting a USB error, and it prevents me from being able to enter any commands because it comes up a couple times every second
[22:28] <Silowyi> and I just did an apt-get install kernel to try and upgrade my kernel... it says no such package can be found?
[22:28] <Silowyi> were the kernel packages renamed?
[22:28] <jamil_1> Hello everyone, How do you ppl switch between multiple instances of an applications e.g 5-6 nautilus windows ?
[22:29] <niklasfi> how do i update gcc? i tried installing g++-4.5 but g++ --version still yields 4.4.5
[22:29] <Bigbucks> Is there a way I can disable a certian error from coming up in Ubuntu Server? I keep getting a USB error, and it prevents me from being able to enter any commands because it comes up a couple times every second, is there a way I can stop this so I can actually use the server?
[22:29] <Buddhacz> Silowyi: what exactly you typed?
[22:29] <Pici> Silowyi: 'linux' is the source package name. so there are things like linux-image-generic etc.  Also, if you just want to grab the latest updates, you should consider doing an apt-get dist-upgrade.  That should pull in the latest kernel for your release.
[22:29] <kelvinella> PseudoGou4, hey i search on internet LD_PRELOAD=/usr/lib/libv4l/v4l1compat.so /usr/bin/skype works
[22:30] <PseudoGou4> kelvinella: cool
[22:30] <kelvinella> PseudoGou4, thx
[22:30] <Buddhacz> Silowyi: apt-cache search linux-image
[22:30] <PseudoGou4> Did it fix the webcam?
[22:30] <Murple> I don't know how to connect my old iMac running the newest Ubuntu to a wireless network. It seems I have a broadcom 802.11 Linux STA wireless driver BCM4311 installed but I cannot see any wireless networks and I don't know how to proceed. Any advice would be much appreciated. I've googled my way to this page which addresses my problem precisely, but I followed all the steps only to find out that the driver was already installed and activa
[22:30] <kelvinella> PseudoGou4, dont understand the diff??
[22:30] <kelvinella> maybe i dont have the /usr/bin path setup properly or?
[22:30] <Silowyi> Pici: thanks
[22:30] <Murple> This page sorry: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx
[22:30] <PseudoGou4> Me neither.  But that link I sent you tells you how to make a permanent shortcut so that you don't have to type that each time
[22:31] <Buddhacz> kelvinella: nice that it worked
[22:31] <Buddhacz> kelvinella: probably something with PATH in your system
[22:31] <kelvinella> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7529411 should i follow this instruction?
[22:31] <PseudoGou4> Yes
[22:32] <PseudoGou4> That will make it permanent kelvinella
[22:32] <kelvinella> one more problem, the mic in the webcam doesnt work
[22:32] <PseudoGou4> Open up your mixer
[22:32] <PseudoGou4> And set it to record input from the microphone port
[22:32] <PseudoGou4> and turn the mic volume up
[22:32] <PseudoGou4> I don't know how to do this in Gnome, I use KDE
[22:33] <Buddhacz> kelvinella: RMB the repro icon
[22:33] <Buddhacz> kelvinella: or run >> gnome-volume-control
[22:34] <PseudoGou4> Ah, the attack stopped
[22:34] <kelvinella> default the mixer choose internal mic , i change it to logitech quickcam now everything works NOW !!!!
[22:34] <PseudoGou4> Oh no, I was just scrolled up
[22:34] <kelvinella> i am so happy u save my day
[22:34] <prezes> hello everbody. I looking for program which help me changed contrast and gamma in my laptop screen.
[22:34] <PseudoGou4> kelvinella:  Good luck to you G-D bless.
[22:34] <kelvinella> thx PseudoGou4 Buddhacz
[22:34] <kelvinella> america is back yea
[22:34] <PseudoGou4> prezes lechi lejafar bebabel amud
[22:35] <yassine_hell> hey
[22:35] <kelvinella> although i am not american haha
[22:35] <PseudoGou4> U are from Vancouver
[22:35] <PseudoGou4> What a dump
[22:35] <prezes> can u write in english please
[22:35] <yassine_hell> i got one simple question , how can i view *.lst file  in terminal ?
[22:35] <xskydevilx> Can I dual boot Fedora 15 and Ubuntu 11.04? If so, how do I do it?
[22:36] <Pici> yassine_hell: view the contents? or do you  want to see a list of all the files that match *.lst in your current path?
[22:36] <grAUY5> Gray Adams succ
[22:36] <yassine_hell> Pici : contents
[22:36] <Pici> yassine_hell: less filename.list
[22:36] <grAUY5> geber-diffu sucks huge...beach balls
[22:36] <yassine_hell> thx
[22:36] <Pici> yassine_hell: use 'q' to quit
[22:36] <PseudoGou4> What's the difference between more and less?
[22:36] <Pici> grAUY5: Stop that.  This is a support channel.
[22:37] <trahm93> Can someone help me regarding KDE?
[22:37] <PseudoGou4> What problem do u have with KDE?
[22:37] <Pici> PseudoGou4: more scrolls page by page, less can do line by line.  (Theres also 'most', which has a few more features)
[22:37] <trahm93> PseudoGou4, my widgets randomly move themselves around the screen, even with widgets locked
[22:37] <PseudoGou4> cool pici, noted.
[22:38] <PseudoGou4> Sorry trahm93, I don't know.  I use folder view for my Desktop and I don't use Desktop Widgets.
[22:38] <trahm93> OK, thanks anyway PseudoGou4
[22:39] <HyperShock> Hello fellow Ubuntu fiends! ;> Anyone have a clue as to why the current system might want to randomly shutdown the system on a desktop?
[22:39] <kelvinella> PseudoGou4, yea i am from vancouver GO CANUCKS GO
[22:40] <PseudoGou4> kelvinella:  Canucks will lose.
[22:40] <PseudoGou4> I hope they do.
[22:40] <Pici> !ot | kelvinella PseudoGou4
[22:42] <Riberty> mac
[22:42] <iceroot> HyperShock: high temp? look at /var/log/syslog
[22:42] <HyperShock> I have an 11.04 system running classic, that randomly shutsdown, for no particular reason it will show the shutdown dialog for 5 secs and then reboot! Any clues as to what I should be looking for?
[22:42] <prezes> hello everbody. I looking for program which help me changed contrast and gamma in my laptop screen.
[22:42] <prezes> hello everbody. I looking for program which help me changed contrast and gamma in my laptop screen.
[22:43] <nicofs> I can't connect to WLAN anymore. Ally I get is "Bad password." On three different computers with different cards - in three different networks. Where can I start troubleshooting?
[22:43] <HyperShock> iceroot: thanks, i'll look
[22:43] <iceroot> nicofs: using the correct password
[22:43] <prezes> hi. i looking 4 program 2 changed gamma and contrast on laptop screen
[22:43] <nicofs> iceroot, because i mistyped every single of the three different passwords each time i tried...?
[22:44] <iceroot> nicofs: if it is from different computers with different cards, i guess so
[22:44] <Bigbucks> Is there a way I can disable a certian error from coming up in Ubuntu Server? I keep getting a USB error, and it prevents me from being able to enter any commands because it comes up a couple times every second, is there a way I can stop this so I can actually use the server?
[22:44] <riz0n> Hey guys, I have an Ubuntu server running the latest LTS. I have an issue where every so often the machine will go into sleep mode and quit responding to requests, however becomes responsive if a key is pressed on the machine. There is no keyboard or monitor attached to this machine, and is beginning to become a major inconvenience. What can I check, and what can I change to keep the machine
[22:44] <riz0n> from going into sleep mode?
[22:45] <PseudoGou4> Bigbucks:  What is the USB error?  Elaborate.
[22:45] <nicofs> iceroot, i had even others type the passwords for me... trust me - i'm not using a wrong password...
[22:45] <iceroot> nicofs: maybe your cards dont provide the encryption method
[22:46] <iceroot> nicofs: or you are setting the wrong encryption on the client
[22:46] <Bigbucks> PseudoGou4 the error is: [ Some kind of timer] :  hub 1-0:1.0: unable to enumerate USB device on port 4
[22:46] <iceroot> nicofs: maybe there is a log on the access-point which shows a better error
[22:46] <nicofs> iceroot, it's not that they didn't connect before... same setup, same settings - it just stopped working...
[22:46] <riz0n> Bigbucks I think I'd simply detach the device USB device on port 4
[22:46] <iceroot> nicofs: or try to use "iwconfig" with some kind of verbode-mode
[22:46] <iceroot> verbose
[22:47] <Bigbucks> riz0n: It is not as simple as that, its soldered into the MB, and the same little metal box also contains the ethernet port.
[22:47] <PseudoGou4> Bigbucks:  Answer the PM
[22:47] <nicofs> iceroot, i would have to use it with wpa-suplicant... i have no idea how that works... its all WPA2 and passkey or identiy/password with PEAP/MSCHAPv2
[22:47] <PseudoGou4> I have a few suggestions
[22:48] <riz0n> Is it considered an "integrated" device? Perhaps there is a way you can disable in BIOS
[22:48] <cleifer> what happened to jaunty? http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/
[22:48] <rww> !eol | cleifer
[22:48] <iceroot> nicofs: i dont have that idea, sorry but i guess its a good start to get a better error-output
[22:48] <Viper550> Okay, how well does Natty run on a eMachines em250 laptop?
[22:48] <cleifer> ubottu, dance
[22:48] <I-I>  hello there I did something accidently wrong and cant use the keyboard and mouse interface at start up anymore it has to do with the option of BUS being disabled by me, how do i use a command line to enable BUS system option?
[22:48] <iceroot> !hardware | Viper550
[22:49] <iceroot> Viper550: if i am correct, that model was mentioned there
[22:49] <HyperShock> iceroot: what should be normal cpu temp?
[22:49] <iceroot> HyperShock: depending on the cpu
[22:49] <nicofs> So back to the others: How can i get my WLAN connection to work again? All I get is bad password. In all networks.
[22:49] <I-I> hello
[22:50] <HyperShock> iceroot: Intel(R) Pentium(R) Dual  CPU  E2180  @ 2.00GHz
[22:50] <iceroot> HyperShock: what temp you have?
[22:50] <Waqas> hello
[22:51] <iceroot> HyperShock: lm-sensors normally shows what is the critical area for tehmps
[22:51] <Waqas> can anybody help me with the expertise
[22:52] <zvacet> !ask | Waqas
[22:52] <HyperShock> iceroot: 40c (104f)
[22:52] <Waqas> I want to know how to enable the BUS option which i accidently disabled and couldnt use my keyboard and mouse anymore at startup.?
[22:53] <Waqas> in ubuntu
[22:53] <iceroot> HyperShock: that is ok
[22:53] <iceroot> HyperShock: no infos in /var/log/syslog?
[22:53] <eekTheCat> Does much change for server editions of ubuntu from release to release? Where's the big marketing "What's New" page for that?
[22:53] <Viper550> eekTheCat, the installer's got a purple BG now
[22:53] <iceroot> eekTheCat: the biggest changes are in the gui (and using upstart)
[22:54] <Viper550> that's definately a feature.
[22:54] <eekTheCat> Viper550, OMG, I'll install it right now!
[22:54] <r|z0n> how can i disable all acpi power options available in ubuntu from the shell?
[22:54] <Giles> Where can I go to ask questions about ppa:'s
[22:54] <iceroot> r|z0n: disbale acpi in the grub-line
[22:55] <Pici> eekTheCat: They're listed on the release notes page with the rest of the notes: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NattyNarwhal/ReleaseNotes#Ubuntu%20Server
[22:55] <Giles> It hangs uploading the changes file 1k/2k
[22:55] <Viper550> eekTheCat, http://on-disk.com/images/Ubuntu-11.04-screenshot-18.jpg not kidding
[22:56] <bael56> Can someone please help me with my netowrk???
[22:56] <bael56> it says "eth0 : Error while getting interface flags: No such device. Failed to bring up eth0
[22:56] <bael56> ls /syss/classs/net found only eth1, lo, virbr0 ..
[22:57] <PseudoGou4> bael56:  ifconfig -a
[22:57] <r|z0n> iceroot: Please elaborate
[22:58] <bael56> PseudoGou4, I got et1,lo and virbr0
[22:58] <Viper550> Okay, important question, for those recovery partitions, are the functionality for launching them usually in the MBR, or the BIOS?
[22:58] <eekTheCat> Viper550, the mbr
[22:58] <PseudoGou4> bael56:  So try bringing up Eth1 instead of Eth0
[22:58] <HyperShock> can web based game trigger a shutdown event?
[22:58] <bael56> PseudoGou4, how? :)
[22:59] <eekTheCat> Viper550, at least on my system. I can't speak for "usually"
[22:59] <PseudoGou4> ifconfig eth1 up
[22:59] <Viper550> eekTheCat, the system I'm installing on has it as their first partition before the OS partition
[22:59] <bael56> PseudoGou4, did not work?
[23:00] <PseudoGou4> what did it say?
[23:00] <bael56> nothing
[23:00] <HyperShock> Viper550: if you are wiping out their windows partition, then wipe out the recovery partition too. unless you want to get windows back at a later point.
[23:00] <PseudoGou4> That means it worked
[23:00] <PseudoGou4> ifconfig eth1
[23:00] <Viper550> though on this system it might not be worth it because THE FREAKING RECOVERY IMAGE WAS FAULTY :U
[23:00] <k-rAd-> i'm running vinagre vnc client on my ubuntu box and when i access it from my mac mini screen rewrites and refreshes don't happen i've got a gigabit router and gigabit nics.  would i better be able to control my mac mini if i can a vnc server on it, and accessed from my much more powerful linux machine ?
[23:00] <Viper550> as in, I couldn't even get it to a working desktop
[23:00] <yassine_hell> hey anyone know the crunch tool ,
[23:01] <HyperShock> viper550: then wipe out the whole disk, give it to ubuntu.
[23:01] <Viper550> yay. he'll finally get his advertised 160GB
[23:02] <yassine_hell> can i run command & conquer : generals on ubuntu ?
[23:02] <eekTheCat> Yes, give it to ubuntu as tribute. A tithe, if you will
[23:02] <k-rAd-> actually vinagre server on ubuntu natty.  accessing it from snow leopard makes screen refreshes impossible would i have better luck running snow leopard vnc server and accessing it from a much more powerful linux box ?
[23:03] <bael56> PseudoGou4, nothing really changed, still got localip
[23:03] <PseudoGou4> bael56: ifconfig eth1 what does it say
[23:03] <puff> I just received my new thinkpad t520.  I was going to install ubuntu on it, but I've heard there are some problems with 11.04 on the t520. Something about drivers for the wireless.   Anyone know about this?
[23:03] <puff> I'm tempted to install 10.4 TLS.
[23:03] <yassine_hell> what command shows the running process in ubuntu?
[23:03] <puff> Er, 10.4 LTS.
[23:04] <puff> yassine_hell: ps or top
[23:04] <puff> yassine_hell: To see all processes with lots of detail, ps -ef
[23:04] <yassine_hell> puff : thx ima try it
[23:04] <bael56> Link encap: Ethernet HWaddr e0:69...... inet6 addr:80::e2.... Scope:Link ...UP BroadCasr running multicast....
[23:04] <puff> yassine_hell: To get a running display of your most CPU-intensive processes, run top from the command window.
[23:04] <bael56> PseudoGou4,  Link encap: Ethernet HWaddr e0:69...... inet6 addr:80::e2.... Scope:Link ...UP BroadCasr running multicast....
[23:05] <puff> yassine_hell: I don't know of any equivalent GUI tools, but then I tend to use ps and top, so I haven't looked.
[23:05] <PseudoGou4> bael56:  Put it on pastebin
[23:05] <yassine_hell> puff : top looks cool
[23:05] <PseudoGou4> bael56:  It is working, the question is is it pulling an IP address
[23:06] <bael56> PseudoGou4, I have to write it by hand.. it's on another computer.. Is there some value that is important i can write that/those..
[23:06] <puff> yassine_hell: Ah, there's a GUI tool:  System/Administration/System Monitor.
[23:06] <bael56> PseudoGou4, no its not :/
[23:06] <PseudoGou4> bael56:  Try typing "dhclient eth1" what does it say
[23:06] <PseudoGou4> (I'm assuming you have the ethernet port actually connected to something)
[23:06] <Waqas> hello PseudoGou4
[23:06] <PseudoGou4> Waqas Hello
[23:07] <Waqas> may i ask you a question about ubuntu bus option
[23:07] <moodaepo> Folks are there plans to ship 2.6.39 with transparent_hugepage enabled?
[23:07] <bael56> PseudoGou4SIOCSIFADDR: No such device..... eth1: ERROR while getting interface flags: no Such device.. .... Bind socket to interface: No such device
[23:07] <PseudoGou4> Waqas Ask, you may get an answer