[00:00] <spikemcc> someone can help me comparing 4 xorg.conf to make the one I need ?
[00:00] <bruenig> why would need graphics to edit text, have to wonder sometimes
[00:00] <bucky> yea and jrib repenteth ever creating man
[00:00] <spikemcc> http://paste.ubuntu.com/219366/ here are xorg.conf to help me reconfigurate mine ... 1st and 2nd are for the same hardware as me, 3rd is my xorg.conf but graphic part is bugged and the last one is another hardware setup xorg.conf but with mesa open source driver to help me reconfigurate my xorg.conf with that open source driver
[00:01] <erUSUL> spikemcc: begin with an empty xorg.conf as modern xservers configures themselves at runtime. Then add the sections you need one by one taking them from the example files you have
[00:02] <marsvolta> hi guys why i cant see the windows partition files in linux?
[00:02]  * spikemcc buy a keyboard for peoples that don't see at all and pop his eyes out with a fork ... ah way better !!! I can't stand 800x600 on a 1280x800 15 inches laptop screen
[00:02] <gartral> !ntfs | marsvolta
[00:03] <marsvolta> but im in slackware
[00:03] <spikemcc> yes but my mouse won't work and stuff like that if I does that, that way ...
[00:03] <erUSUL> marsvolta: /j #slackware
[00:04] <marsvolta> ok
[00:05] <dsdeiz> how to disable screen turning off after an amount of inactivity in the terminal?
[00:05] <mralexandro> is there a img burning program like "imgburn" for ubuntu, there must be something that can replace this gold app in windows:)
[00:06] <erUSUL> mralexandro: what kind of images you want to burn ? iso ? bin + cue ?
[00:06] <mralexandro> "voicecheck" ?
[00:06] <mralexandro> iso and bin for the most ppart erUSUL
[00:07] <erUSUL> mralexandro: for iso just right click on it and chhose writte to disk on the file manager
[00:07] <jfj1> chat en espanol?
[00:07] <gartral> mralexandro: bin images need too have cue files with them
[00:07] <erUSUL> mralexandro: brasero can burn bin + cue iirc
[00:07] <mralexandro> hmmm, but can i then adjust speed erUSUL ?
[00:07] <gartral> !spanish | jfj1
[00:07] <erUSUL> mralexandro: for extra power chck the command line cdrdao
[00:08] <Iceman_B|SSH> how do I create a network in ubuntu? speficially, I have a windows system that I boot from a live cd, and a Ubuntu server. I want to mount the Windows hdd onto my server, or vice versa, to dump the windows hdd
[00:08] <jfj1> grasias
[00:08] <mralexandro> erUSUL: can brasero burn iso as well, and can i adjust down the burning speed to for instance 3X
[00:08] <erUSUL> !samba | Iceman_B|SSH
[00:08] <jerbear> I have an encrypted root filesystem. How can I reboot the machine remotely?
[00:09] <Iceman_B|SSH> I know about samba ._.
[00:09] <erUSUL> mralexandro: yep; irrc
[00:09] <Iceman_B|SSH> jerbear: sudo reboot should perform a reboot
[00:09] <Iceman_B|SSH> but I duno if that solves your problem
[00:09] <erUSUL> jerbear: sudo shutdwon -r now
[00:09] <mralexandro> erUSUL: thanks:D sry, but what do you mean with irrc, could you explain?:)
[00:09] <syslq78> Guys what is the difference between pts and tty <--- for dummys?
[00:09] <jerbear> Iceman_B|SSH: Did you read the first part of my question?
[00:10] <erUSUL> mralexandro: iirc --> if i recall correctly
[00:10] <Iceman_B|SSH> jerbear: yeah, but it didnt sink in till now
[00:10] <Iceman_B|SSH> yopu cant ssh in ?
[00:11] <jerbear> Iceman_B|SSH: The filesystem is encrypted, so you normally have to physically be at the machine to type in the password.
[00:11] <mralexandro> erUSUL: Oh got it, had to dictionary, my first language is a scandinavian european one, sry:D:D
[00:11] <mralexandro> heheh
[00:11] <Iceman_B|SSH> right
[00:11] <Iceman_B|SSH> then I have no clue
[00:11] <erUSUL> mralexandro: my first language is spanish (european too) ;P
[00:12] <mralexandro> ok:P
[00:12] <jerbear> I have an encrypted root filesystem. How can I reboot the machine remotely?
[00:12] <Iceman_B|SSH> erUSUL: "european" as a language doenst exist. And no, Esperanto doesnt count :p
[00:12] <mralexandro> brasero is english right erUSUL ?
[00:12] <mickster04> !ff35 > mickster04
[00:13] <erUSUL> Iceman_B|SSH: indoeuropean if you prefer ;) but i was refering to the fact that it is original from europe
[00:13] <mickster04> does anyone know if firefox will update to the new one or do i have to new install?
[00:13] <Iceman_B|SSH> ah
[00:13] <mralexandro> erUSUL: yup indoeuropean and "german" like all the northern languages
[00:14] <vferrari> oi
[00:14] <erUSUL> mickster04: see the faxctoid of ubottu. you have to install firefox-3.5 package
[00:14] <vferrari> you ingles
[00:14] <mickster04> erUSUL, yeah i did i hoped i wouldnt have to do this..
[00:14] <vferrari> tem brasileiro
[00:14] <MK13> mickster04, right now ff3.5 is unofficial and you have to have firefox 3.0 install along w/ 3.5
[00:14] <vferrari> mi brasil
[00:15] <Pici> !br | vferrari
[00:15] <vferrari> puts
[00:15] <mickster04> MK13, so that means its gona be updated in the future?
[00:15] <MK13> mickster04, not too sure about that
[00:15] <Iceman_B|SSH> erUSUL: I think you misinterpreted my question a bit earlier
[00:16] <TR0VADOR> how do I install the ubuntu 9.0.4 Direct site without prescisar download
[00:16] <Iceman_B|SSH> I want to mount an entire drive onty my server OR, I want to mount a share on my server onto my laptop, which is booted from a live cd
[00:16] <Iceman_B|SSH> how do I do that?
[00:16] <R0b0t1> Does Ubuntu have some kind of execution protection? I'm trying to run a char array as a C function (which should work) but it always segfaults.
[00:16] <Iceman_B|SSH> I want to dd my entire drive
[00:16] <vferrari> yous use ubuntu
[00:16] <Iceman_B|SSH> and then dd it back onto another drive
[00:16] <TR0VADOR> como instalar o ubuntu 9.0.4 direto da URL
[00:17] <erUSUL> Iceman_B|SSH: use clonezilla ? or partimage ?
[00:17] <bucky> R0b0t1: AppArmor ?
[00:17] <vferrari> mi use big linux .2
[00:17] <Iceman_B|SSH> never heard of those apps, I'll look them up
[00:17] <TR0VADOR> how to install ubuntu 9.0.4 direct URL
[00:18] <thiebaude> !unetbootin
[00:18] <stovicek> jerbear: I haven't attempted this myself but it looks promising: http://www.howtoforge.com/unlock-a-luks-encrypted-root-partition-via-ssh-on-ubuntu
[00:18] <mickster04> TR0VADOR, have you tried in your languages channel?
[00:18] <erUSUL> Iceman_B|SSH: http://clonezilla.org/
[00:19] <spikemcc> !paste
[00:19] <R0b0t1> bucky: I don't think that's installed, hmm.
[00:19] <sebsebseb> !install | TR0VADOR
[00:19] <mickster04> TR0VADOR, i dont recofnise ur language but there should be a channel for it:D if thats of any help
[00:19] <Iceman_B|SSH> erUSUL: thanks yo
[00:19] <erUSUL> !pt | TR0VADOR
[00:19] <erUSUL> Iceman_B|SSH: no problem
[00:19] <bucky> R0b0t1: dpkg -l apparmor
[00:20] <MK13> i think trovador wants to do a net install
[00:20] <TR0VADOR> !pt
[00:20] <TR0VADOR> thanks
[00:21] <Polterge|st> can anyone tell me what is Ubuntu X  ?
[00:21] <R0b0t1> bucky: II means installed?
[00:21] <bucky> yup
[00:21] <sebsebseb> Polterge|st: Xubuntu?  Xorg?
[00:21] <Polterge|st> it says updated drivers for X.org etc
[00:22] <Polterge|st> would that be worth installing ?
[00:22] <Polterge|st> I mean are the updated drivers stable ?
[00:22] <thiebaude> !x
[00:22] <sebsebseb> Polterge|st: if it's from the Ubuntu repo it should be ok
[00:22] <StrangeCharm> having just written a new init.d script heavily based off the skeleton script, when i /etc/init.d/<scriptname> start as root, permission is denied. why is this?
[00:22] <Polterge|st> alright I was just curious
[00:22] <thiebaude> sebsebseb: hi
[00:22] <Polterge|st> I have highspeed now and I am thinking about installing it
[00:23] <glitsj16> StrangeCharm: did you chmod +x the script to make it executable yet?
[00:23] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: hi
[00:23] <StrangeCharm> glitsj16-  nope, i always forget. thanks
[00:23] <Polterge|st> is moovida any good ?
[00:23] <glitsj16> StrangeCharm: no problem
[00:23] <Polterge|st> it looks cool but I was wondering if any of you have used it yet
[00:24] <BIG> DO NOT BRASIL
[00:25] <gartral> !shout | BIG
[00:25] <Flannel> BIG: This channel is english only.
[00:25] <mickster04> BIG, so how can we help?
[00:25] <^Phantom^> I am totally lost.
[00:26] <robson> anyone know why i can't maximize flash videos?
[00:26] <HotShowers> hi
[00:26] <^Phantom^> I want to format a drive, but I can not figure out how to do so.
[00:26] <fccf> !hi | HotShowers
[00:26] <^Phantom^> Can someone please help me do that?
[00:27] <mickster04> ^Phantom^, gparted?
[00:27] <fccf> ^Phantom^: www.ubuntupocketguide.com
[00:27] <^Phantom^> Do I need to run it as root?
[00:27] <fccf> ^Phantom^: yes use gksudo
[00:27] <cyberwarrior> sera tt
[00:28] <erikk71> once firefox 3.5 is installed can firefox 3.0 be uninstalled
[00:29] <erikk71> well i have shireteko 3.5
[00:29] <dtownhero> anybody having an issue lately where Xorg is taking up like 50% cpu?
[00:29] <mickster04> erikk71, i presume so? why not? i thought ff might pudate when its rady tho...
[00:29] <fccf> erikk71: I believe shiretoko still uses parts of 3.0 ... I wouldn't remove ff30 IMHO
[00:29] <cyberwarrior> mmh this is english ubuntu server???
[00:30] <Pici> !it | cyberwarrior
[00:30] <fccf> cyberwarrior: yes... but not server #ubuntu-server
[00:30] <^Phantom^> gparted won't launch :(
[00:30] <erikk71> well i did sudo install
[00:30] <dtownhero> ^Phantom^, do sudo gparted
[00:30] <Pici> !gksudo
[00:30] <fccf> ^Phantom^: what errors?
[00:30] <oldude67> dont you have to run gparted from live cd to make it work right as well?
[00:30] <^Phantom^> sudo: gparted: command not found
[00:31] <Pici> oldude67: Only if you intend to work with a drive that would be inuse during a regular session
[00:31] <mickster04> ^Phantom^, gksudo?
[00:31] <oldude67> Pici, ah i see ty
[00:31] <erikk71> my pc is sluggish
[00:31] <Pici> ^Phantom^: You need to install gparted first if you are not on the live-cd. The package name is gparted.
[00:32] <^Phantom^> Oh, okay.
[00:32] <^Phantom^> That's where my problem is.  Thank you, Pici.
[00:32] <erikk71> my old pc died had motherboard failure
[00:32] <naildownx> I have a dellmini 12 with Jaunty on it...I think Firefox is causing my machine to freeze up...can anyone else confirm this problem?
[00:32] <erikk71> naildownx how much ram do u haVE
[00:33] <thiebaude> anyone know when firefox 3 will update to 3.5?
[00:33] <spikemcc> use flock if firefox work badly it's better for some peoples
[00:33] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: it won't in 9.04
[00:33] <mickster04> thiebaude, nope
[00:33] <thiebaude> thanks guys
[00:33] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: also I guess 9.10 will have a proper Firefox 3.5 in it,  not a version of  the development  version
[00:33] <erikk71> EPIHANY IS GOOD BROWSER
[00:33] <thiebaude> sebsebseb: sounds cool
[00:33] <spikemcc> harder a little to install cause it's not in the repositories but you will enjoy it I'm sure
[00:33] <sebsebseb> erikk71: and Galeon and Konqueror, and Seamonkey, and so on
[00:34] <linxeh> erikk71: okay....
[00:34] <oldude67> opera isnt bad either.
[00:34] <sebsebseb> !caps |   erikk71
[00:34] <thiebaude> oldude67: offtopic, but opera 10beta
[00:34] <erikk71> sorry my machine is sluggish
[00:34] <sebsebseb> oldude67: bloated and closed source, but  good rendering enginge :)  unlike  Internet Explorer, the worst browser of all!
[00:34] <erikk71> only 256 mb ram
[00:34] <ILMAN> hey
[00:34] <mickster04> hi
[00:35] <ILMAN> i dont have a specific question i would to learn about the system
[00:35] <oldude67> anything is better then i.e.
[00:35] <erikk71> or windows
[00:35] <sebsebseb> oldude67: well unless of course it's one of those fake browsers based on it
[00:35] <kiwimenace> hi guys, anybody want to have aquick chat about a black screen
[00:35] <oldude67> ILMAN, have you looked at the man pages and ubuntu forums?
[00:35] <ILMAN> i cant learn from that
[00:35] <erikk71> it amazes me there working on reactos
[00:35] <ILMAN> i need to talk with someone
[00:36] <bucky> ILMAN: https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/index.html
[00:36] <thiebaude> i came from debian where firefox isn't even deault (lenny 5.02)
[00:36] <sebsebseb> erikk71: I have known about that one for a few years now, and development is slow :(
[00:36] <ILMAN> i need SomeOne not SOmething!
[00:36] <bucky> can i have Sir Richard Branson help me with my computer problem?  ...I mean like he's Shuttleworth's friend isn't he?
[00:36] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: yep Iceweasel since the Debian and Mozilla disagreements
[00:36] <Pici> !offtopic
[00:36] <erikk71> beos is dead
[00:36] <stapel> I have ati graphics card and i use fglrx driver from repositories. How do I know which version of the ati catalyst driver i am using?
[00:36] <oldude67> ILMAN, well you have to be a little more specific then
[00:36] <erikk71> haiku will not make it
[00:36] <fccf> ILMAN: really? start here www.ubuntupocketguide.com
[00:36] <sebsebseb> !details |  ILMAN
[00:36] <ILMAN> but i dont know !! what are my option here????..
[00:36] <naildownx> erikk71: 1GB :( I know...
[00:36] <thiebaude> yep, and lack of plugins for me, made me come back to 9.04
[00:37] <naildownx> I am using epiphany, actually
[00:37] <bucky> ILMAN: learn to read?
[00:37] <erikk71> syllable is good os
[00:37] <oldude67> ILMAN, what do you want to do is the question..
[00:37] <ILMAN> cant somebody help me ?
[00:37] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: lack of plugins?
[00:37] <sebsebseb> ILMAN: with what?
[00:37] <thiebaude> sebsebseb: wont play wmv. videos
[00:37] <sebsebseb> !ask |  ILMAN
[00:37] <th0r> ILMAN: this isn't a school. We can help you with a specific problem, but we don't hold classes on linux
[00:37] <^Phantom^> Thank you :D
[00:38] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: there's a repo in Debian I think for the propritary stuff
[00:38] <kiwimenace> lol
[00:38] <ILMAN> fccf is helping me
[00:38] <thiebaude> sebsebseb: yep i tried it and also fonts were way too small
[00:38] <syslq78> Come on guys
[00:38] <thiebaude> sebsebseb: im staying with 9.04
[00:39] <stapel> I have ati graphics card and i use fglrx driver from repositories. How do I know which version of the ati catalyst driver i am using?
[00:39] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: no your not :D  you will upgrade to 9.10 when it's out and so on
[00:39] <thiebaude> sebsebseb: ok, you got me on that one
[00:39] <naildownx> erikk71: can I pm you?
[00:40] <thiebaude> i sure will upgrade, i like the new log in in 9.10
[00:40] <ctmjr> stapel, if i remember right fglrxinfo will give you the driver version
[00:40] <thiebaude> sorry i need to stay on-topic
[00:42] <stapel> ctmjr: thanx, but that still does not tell me which catalyst version it is
[00:43] <HotShowers> can someone help me mount an image on ubuntu
[00:43] <HotShowers> i have created a blank image with dd...
[00:44] <mickster04> !iso
[00:44] <HotShowers> sudo dd if=/dev/zero of=/opt/test.img bs=100M count=1
[00:44] <HotShowers> i did, but not an iso, i want to mount an image with read/write
[00:45] <losher> HotShowers: that's not the way to create an image. All you've done there is put a bunch of zeroes into a file and called it test.img. That doesn't make it an image. Images are created with the mkisofs program...
[00:45] <bucky> stapel: apt-cache show fglrx-amdcccle says version 2.8.6  ..did you install from the repos?
[00:45] <rjk> cozzie
[00:46] <wfiuewfew> Hi! I am using acpi -t what temperature does that measure?
[00:46] <stapel> bucky: yes, i installed from repos...does this mean i'm still on catalyst 8.6?
[00:46] <erUSUL> HotShowers: losetup /dev/loop0 /opt/test.img
[00:46] <bucky> stapel: i think so
[00:46] <arand> How much would I regret pulling in the intrepid lernel version in jaunty?
[00:47] <HotShowers> losher: can't i use parted on test.img though and create a filesystem, etc
[00:47] <arand> s/lernel/kernel/
[00:47] <stapel> thats over 1 year old???
[00:47] <Gobby> ugliefrog: Did that solve your problem?
[00:47] <erUSUL> HotShowers: mkfs.ext3 /dev/loop0
[00:47] <erUSUL> HotShowers: mount -t ext3 /dev/loop0 /mount/point
[00:48] <syslq78> Why cant I sleep
[00:49] <erUSUL> syslq78: becouse you are on irc ;)
[00:49] <syslq78> Heh
[00:50] <erUSUL> HotShowers: all with sudo of course
[00:50] <HotShowers> erUSUL: trying that now
[00:50] <th0r> erUSUL: learn something new every day...thanks
[00:50] <erUSUL> th0r: ? about losetup ?
[00:50] <syslq78> erUSUL, what's /dev/loop0?
[00:50] <syslq78> :)
[00:50] <Zaqq> is there a setfsb utility in ubuntu? i wish to lower the cpu speed on my netbook
[00:51] <th0r> erUSUL: yup...never heard it before...didn't know it existed
[00:51] <InOx> Hails 4 yalls!
[00:51] <erUSUL> syslq78: a loop device ;P
[00:51] <kiwimenace> my thread i need help http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7622909#post7622909
[00:51] <Gobby> How do I change my sub menus under applications? Example, I want to make accessories menu a blueish color, how would one achieve this?
[00:51] <losher> HotShowers: ingenious, but I seriously doubt if parted will work on non disk devices....
[00:51] <erikk71> where would u suggest donating used hardware
[00:51] <erikk71> mostly ram
[00:52] <InOx> i need a favor...  i need reinstall my jaunty BUT!!!! now i got some errors of Mount someone know something bout it!
[00:52] <erikk71> sdram an some ddr ram
[00:52] <erUSUL> th0r: when you call mount with -o loop for an iso all the magic happens behind the scenes but for something like a raw image you need to fomat you have to do it yourself
[00:52] <syslq78> erUSUL, for mounting cd images etc?
[00:52] <Ragnarok> So, I'm getting an error when installing packages that says 'Error: Wrong Architecture 'i386'". I'm assuming this is because of the version I'm using.
[00:52] <cha0s> hey guys, i set up postfix on my server, everything appears to be working, but all my sent mail is getting queued
[00:52] <erUSUL> syslq78: yep
[00:52] <th0r> erUSUL: it looks like an interesting tool...I will be playing with it tomorrow.
[00:52] <cha0s> and sudo postfix flush doesn't seem to be sending it
[00:52] <syslq78> erUSUL, thx
[00:52] <kiwimenace> i want a stick of 512 pc100
[00:52] <kiwimenace> hehe
[00:52] <erikk71> plus a few p3 an p4 cpus
[00:53] <cha0s> eveyrthing just stays in the queue
[00:53] <HotShowers> it looks like it's working
[00:53] <losher> erikk71: if all else fails, sell it on ebay & then donate the proceeds...
[00:53] <syslq78> have fun guys night, omg it's 1:52 in the morning....
[00:53] <HotShowers> thanks erUSUL!
[00:53] <erikk71> i have 512mb ddr 3200
[00:53] <erUSUL> HotShowers: no problem
[00:53] <erikk71> kbyte ram
[00:53] <InOx> ??
[00:53] <erikk71> my machine needs 2700 or 2100
[00:54] <Pici> !offtopic
[00:55] <HotShowers> erUSUL:a ntoher question though, it looks like instead of doing "#mkfs.ext3 /dev/loop0", you can just open it in parted "#parted /dev/loop0" and type print in parted and it works
[00:55] <HotShowers> do you think it's safe to create the partition/format in parted that way then?
[00:55] <wfiuewfew> Hi! any ideas what acpi -t measures
[00:56] <Gobby> How do I change my sub menus under applications? Example, I want to make accessories menu a blueish color, how would one achieve this?
[00:56] <erUSUL> HotShowers: i do not see the point of making partitions on a image file
[00:56] <losher> HotShowers: holy moly, it really *does* work with gparted....
[00:56] <erUSUL> HotShowers: just format it
[00:57] <natewiebe13> okay.. i have the stranges thing happening.. i just installed jaunty and with the dvd drive empy.. it shows that i have a disk in there labeled "Bluebirds"
[00:57] <kiwimenace> erikk>whast the sd name for pc100
[00:57] <HotShowers> ok
[00:58] <natewiebe13> inside is autorun.inf, bluebirds.exe, drag&burn.exe and s e t u p.exe
[00:58] <HotShowers> are there any filesystems you know of (besides ext3) that will encrypt it?
[00:58] <InOx> i need a favor...  i need reinstall my jaunty BUT!!!! now i got some errors of Mount someone know something bout it!
[00:58] <funkyHat> What's the name of the panel applet that's like the taskbar in UNR?
[00:58] <funkyHat> The one that displays just icons
[00:58] <sebsebseb> !details |  InOx
[00:58] <erUSUL> HotShowers: for encyption you can use losetup see its man page
[00:58] <th0r> HotShowers: you might look at truecrypt...it might work
[00:58] <erUSUL> HotShowers: man losetup
[00:59]  * erUSUL goes to bed
[00:59] <Alek_86> How can I fix high CPU usage with ATI FGLRX drivers installed (xorg process is using cpu around 97%)?
[00:59] <natewiebe13> i think i found it
[00:59] <natewiebe13> anyone know about a program called bluebirds that is packaged onto the LG dvd burners?
[01:00] <HotShowers> yeah i spent hours working with truecrypt, but i need to compile the kernel or something for it to mount
[01:00] <losher> wfiuewfew: I see the man page for acpi is a paragon of uninformation. Someone on #hardware may know (just a thought)...
[01:00] <^Phantom^> Where can I find an ISO for Dang Small Linux?
[01:01] <natewiebe13> ^Phantom^: from their site
[01:01] <^Phantom^> Can I please get a link?
[01:01] <natewiebe13> http://www.damnsmalllinux.org/
[01:01] <arand> How much would I regret pulling in the intrepid kernel version in jaunty?
[01:01] <InOx> I'm unistallin Ubuntu Jaunty, but When i try to reinstall i got someting Errors of Mounting like Mount /dev/loop0 on root something like that
[01:01] <bruenig> arand: better get all of the headers and modules too
[01:02] <bruenig> arand: perhaps you would be better off just compiling your own
[01:03] <Alek_86> How can I fix high CPU usage with ATI FGLRX drivers installed (xorg process is using cpu around 97%)?
[01:04] <natewiebe13> Alek_86: buy nvidia
[01:04] <arand> bruenig: hmm, I'm just planning to add the intrepid repos and let the deps do their thing, but there is no major life-threatening dangers involved whas what I wanted to know?
[01:04] <bruenig> arand: it will most likely fail
[01:04] <dtownhero> Alek_86, I'm having very high Xorg usage as well using NVIDIA drivers
[01:05] <natewiebe13> buy new computers
[01:05] <dtownhero> I asked earlier if anybody else was having the same problem but did not get a response
[01:05] <dtownhero> natewiebe13, lol, yeah, cause it was working fine a week ago...
[01:05] <Socah> Alek_86, turn of fglrx
[01:05] <losher> arand: how could you ever trust such a system. Anything could happen....
[01:05] <natewiebe13> it has been working fine for me
[01:05] <arand> bruenig: ah, ok, but will compiling an older kernel for jaunty be more successful..?
[01:05] <natewiebe13> but i have a quadcore cpu
[01:06] <Socah> dtownhero, I had similar problems, but they were part-time - it passed
[01:06] <bruenig> arand: don't compile an older kernel, compile a new one
[01:06] <Alek_86> Socah, I need it for OpenGL 2.0 support, so I can play Heroes of Newerth
[01:06] <bruenig> arand: set it up how you need it
[01:06] <Socah> Alek_86, then try to find older version of fglrx drivers, or newer - maybe this could help
[01:06] <StrangeCharm> in init.d scripts, what do required-start/stop and should-start stop do? what are their parameters, and what do those parameters do?
[01:07] <dtownhero> Socah, I'm hoping this will too ;-) it bounces between Xorg and init... with or without compiz on
[01:07] <grendal_prime> hey...i just bult a web server, I didnt have the network params with i built the thing.(its a vmware machine)  so i specified that i wanted to set up the network later.  Now it seems as though there is no resolve.conf packages installed and i cant get dns working on the machine?
[01:07] <^Phantom^> Sorry to be so off topic...but...for DSL, do I want the initrd.iso or the syslinux.iso or just dsl-4.4.10.iso ?
[01:07] <arand> bruenig: thing is all newer versions introduce an error on this specific hardware which I hope to sidestep doing that...
[01:07] <th0r> StrangeCharm: required is the module(s) required to be loaded before starting or stopping the script.
[01:07] <barqers> Hi earlier I read up on Mono XSP and realized that it does not support *.asp files. Is there a way to port *.asp files used with windows IIS to linux?
[01:07] <Pici> !ot | ^Phantom^
[01:07] <grendal_prime> The networking is up and funtional, i can ip addresses on the outside...
[01:07] <th0r> StrangeCharm: modules or services.
[01:07] <bruenig> arand: how do you know that
[01:07] <Alek_86> Socah, I have ATI 9600 card, I downgraded Xserver version to Intrepid one, and then installed 9.3 version of fglrx driver (in newer card is not supported)
[01:08] <grendal_prime> i just cant get dns working..and when i look at the resolve.conf.  well there isnt one.
[01:08] <progre55> hi people! how to make the backgroud of the menu panel transparent?
[01:08] <grendal_prime> what packages do i need to install to get that...
[01:08] <Socah> Alek_86, had you fglrx out of a box?
[01:08] <Pici> ^Phantom^: #damnsmalllinux
[01:08] <progre55> like this one http://gnome-look.org/content/preview.php?preview=1&id=74813&file1=74813-1.jpg&file2=74813-2.jpg&file3=74813-3.jpg&name=Overglossed
[01:08] <Socah> grendal_prime, file name is resolv.conf
[01:08] <^Phantom^> Thankies #Pici :D
[01:09] <^Phantom^> Pici*
[01:09] <Alek_86> Socah, huh? I don't understand...
[01:09] <arand> bruenig: from reading on bug reports on bugzilla/lp
[01:09] <dtownhero> Alek_86, fglrx doesn't come with ubuntu anymore
[01:09] <Socah> Alek_86, when you installed ubuntu, you had already fglrx support? Or you fallowed tutorial or whatever, to enable it
[01:09] <grendal_prime> ya, its not there.  Ive created it and put the nameserver entries in it..but its still not working
[01:09] <dtownhero> Alek_86, not even with restricted drivers, unless you're using 8.10
[01:09] <grendal_prime> well what i meant was that it "was'nt" there untelli created it.
[01:10] <Socah> dtownhero, so how to get "native" rendering with ati? any way without fglrx?
[01:10] <Alek_86> Socah, I followed tutorial to install 9.3 driver from ATI site on Jaunty
[01:10] <dtownhero> Socah, you can use fglrx but you have to install it yourself
[01:10] <dtownhero> you can't get it with restricted drivers anymore
[01:10] <dtownhero> frankly the drivers suck >.<
[01:11] <dtownhero> I'm a lifetime ATI fanboy but I switched to nvidia due to ati's terrible open source driver support
[01:11] <th0r> StrangeCharm: in ubuntu they still use the sysv links in rcx.d and can control preloading with the numbering, but in suse they no longer use such links and depend on the init script to specify what has to be done first
[01:11] <Socah> grendal_prime, package dhclient as far as I know
[01:12] <Socah> grendal_prime, 20 secounds in google, and you will be sure what package you need
[01:12] <StrangeCharm> so, th0r, in ubuntu, those segments are almost redundant?
[01:12] <GhostWolf> hi can anyone help me?? i am having problems of loggin into my nix box.. i get to the login screen enter password and when i hit enter the login screen keeps poppin up
[01:12] <grendal_prime> cool thanks
[01:12] <grendal_prime> ya ive been digging....werid that doesnt come up
[01:12] <th0r> StrangeCharm: yes, but when I tried to use a plain old bash script it wouldn't work...kicked it out cause all that header info was missing
[01:12] <Socah> grendal_prime, I wroted as keywords resolv.conf ubuntu package - it came out on first site
[01:13] <grendal_prime> ya Socah i did the same thing.  Also there is no dhclient package that i can install.
[01:13] <HotShowers> anyone know how to stop mirc from telling me people leave the channel
[01:13] <HotShowers> there's too many messag3es
[01:13] <Socah> GhostWolf, could you copy your log on ubuntu.paste and then copy link there? Log of xorg.conf and gdm log
[01:13] <grendal_prime> thats the problem im having
[01:14] <StrangeCharm> th0r- , so i should leave them in, but not sweat them too much?
[01:14] <barqers> Uh, everytime I spin my mouse wheel my desktop changes workstations and it's annoying the crap out of me cause I can't scroll through pages. how do i disable this binding in compiz?
[01:14] <GhostWolf> Socah how can i get my log files if i can't get passed the login screen??
[01:14] <th0r> StrangeCharm: right...I have one script that someone in suse was nice enough to help me with..wanted to mount a vm share automatically. I can pastebin it if you like
[01:14] <jrib> barqers: try #compiz-fusion for the specific setting, but you can also use ccsm's search
[01:14] <jrib> !ccsm | barqers
[01:15] <barqers> jrib: thanks
[01:15] <bucky> grendal_prime: there is no *resolve.conf*  there is however an /etc/resolv.conf
[01:15] <grendal_prime> yes bucky and that is where i created mine.
[01:15] <soreau> barqers: Disable Viewport Switcher in ccsm
[01:15] <Socah> GhostWolf, terminal is your friend now, when you are at log-in screen type alt+F1 and there will be a terminal. Type your username, password. Then you can access logs, if you got connection to internet, paste it, or copy to exterlan usb drive
[01:15] <StrangeCharm> th0r-  i have a bunch of reference scripts (an whole /etc/init.d full of them) i'm just writing one for software that i didn't write, so i'm not immediately sure of options, and need to cross-reference the full docs for both things
[01:15] <grendal_prime> however if the package that reads that conf is not installed its pretty useless wich seems to be the case
[01:16] <GhostWolf> Socah i'll try i have to leave in a few mins
[01:16] <grendal_prime> sorry guys im more familiar with the straight up debian distro.  Ive never seen it happen that the packages required for doing dns not get installed.
[01:16] <bucky> grendal_prime: do you have dhcp3-client installed?
[01:16] <soreau> jrib: The factoids could be updated now as the channel has changed name to #compiz
[01:16] <progre55> hi people! how to make the backgroud of the menu panel transparent?
[01:16] <progre55> like this one http://gnome-look.org/content/preview.php?preview=1&id=74813&file1=74813-1.jpg&file2=74813-2.jpg&file3=74813-3.jpg&name=Overglossed
[01:16] <Socah> GhostWolf, also
[01:17] <GhostWolf> Socah when i hit alt+f1 nothing happens at the login screen
[01:17] <soreau> jrib: Of course, #compiz-fusion points to #compiz so.. yea
[01:17] <Socah> GhostWolf, you can use livecd
[01:17] <barqers> soreau: Thank you
[01:17] <Socah> GhostWolf, alt+ctrl+f1, my bad
[01:17] <GhostWolf> Socah ok
[01:17] <soreau> barqers: You're welcome ;)
[01:17] <grendal_prime> im a little confused as to which and where these packages may be..because (and this does not seem plausable) they do not appear to be on the install iso i have.ummm dhcp?  i didnt install it because there is no dhcp server on this network.
[01:17] <jrib> !ccsm =~ s/compiz-fusion/compiz/
[01:17] <jrib> soreau: thanks
[01:17] <giiker> hi everyone, Installed Ubuntu 9.04 to run SSHD, now Iḿ trying to add my public RSA key to thUbuntu remote box, but I cant because the .ssh folder
[01:17] <soreau> jrib: neat ;)
[01:17] <grendal_prime> but yes the client is installed
[01:18] <Socah> grendal_prime, I'm searching, but as far as you don't got this file, and it still works... there is nothing to worry about :)
[01:18] <bucky> grendal_prime: in /etc/dhcp3/dhclient.conf uncomment and add you nameserver ip after prepend domain-name-servers <IP_ADDRESS>;   just like debian
[01:18] <giiker> belongs to root, I know I can cahnge it with chown, but I was wondering
[01:18] <GhostWolf> ok im there Socah how do i access the logs??
[01:18] <CyberCen> kevor,
[01:18] <bucky> grendal_prime: then dhclient etho
[01:18] <giiker> if I should create another user and transfer my key to there
[01:18] <wolfric> quick question... i have an old version of ubuntu live cd... doing a quick fsck on a hard drive and it just prings "fsck 1.40  wip 14-nov-2006) i'm trying sudo fsck sda2
[01:18] <grendal_prime> Socah: it doesnt work though
[01:18] <jrib> giiker: um, why does the .ssh folder belong to root?
[01:18] <Socah> GhostWolf, type "sudo nano /var/log/xorg.conf"
[01:18] <GhostWolf> ok Socah
[01:19] <giiker> jrib: I dont know
[01:19] <Socah> GhostGum, type Xorg.conf, big letter
[01:19] <jrib> giiker: are permissions on everything else ok?
[01:19] <Socah> damn
[01:19] <Socah> not .conf
[01:19] <soreau> Socah: That will bring up a blank file.. either you meant /etc/X11/xorg.conf or /var/log/Xorg.0.log perhaps?
[01:19] <Socah> yes it is
[01:19] <Socah> I'm bit tired today
[01:19] <GhostWolf> lol
[01:19] <spikemcc> http://paste.ubuntu.com/219411/ can you check it for me ?
[01:19] <GhostWolf> so i typed it wrong?? lol
[01:20] <giiker> jrib: Yes, I already logged in with my password, now I want to use RSAAuthentication, but Iḿ just afraid of messing up the .ssh owner
[01:20] <GhostWolf> cause it did come up with something but don't see it lol
[01:20] <jrib> giiker: .ssh should belong to the user, you should chown it back
[01:20] <Socah> GhostWolf, exit nano with ctrl+x, and type path to file, that soreau gave
[01:20] <Kurisuchan> hello there people and aliens, could someone be so kind as to point me in the direction of a good usenet program?
[01:20] <Socah> spikemcc, check for what?
[01:20] <GhostWolf> um ok
[01:20]  * usser its sad that usenet is dead
[01:20] <fccf> spikemcc: line 33 I am seeing an extra zero in that line... could be a problem
[01:21] <giiker> jrib: Now that I remember I was playing with NX, maybe I did change something, Iĺl check my history. be back in 2...
[01:21] <wolfric> Can anyone help? i have an old version of ubuntu live cd... doing a quick fsck on a hard drive and it just prings "fsck 1.40  wip 14-nov-2006) i'm trying sudo fsck sda2. did sudo fdisk =l to check the drive letters and its the right one. Can also access it from "my computer"
[01:22] <GhostWolf> Socah gotta reboot will retry in a sec
[01:22] <Socah> GhostWolf, do you have a livecd?
[01:22] <Socah> GhostWolf, it will be much easier for you
[01:22] <fccf> wolfric: uh sudo fsck /dev/sda2 ???
[01:22] <GhostWolf> yea Socah but if its gonna take long time cause i gotta go in like 10 mins
[01:23] <Kurisuchan> maybe I'm trying to find a program for the wrong thing, isn't usenet the same as discussion groups?  like google groups
[01:23] <Socah> GhostWolf, I think we can't do it so fast
[01:23] <wolfric> fccf: the super block could not be read or does not sescribe a correct ext2 etc...
[01:23] <Socah> GhostWolf, you need to gain access to logs, give us a copy and then we can think what's wrong
[01:23] <wolfric> sorry i'm not really that much in tune with linux
[01:23] <GhostWolf> ok Socah
[01:24] <fccf> wolfric: the line you put in was .. sudo fsck sda2 ... or /dev/sda2???
[01:24] <wolfric> i put  /dev/sda2
[01:25] <^menace^> anyone http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7622909#post7622909
[01:25] <GhostWolf> ok Socah got the livecd of my os i have in
[01:25] <fccf> wolfric: please be spacific in channel ...  I look for errors before I give actual help
[01:26] <th0r> wolfric: what is the file type of the drive? ext3? ext4?
[01:26] <wolfric> fccf: i just gave you the error... i wrote it out
[01:26] <spikemcc> menace your xorg.conf is the problem
[01:26] <wolfric> fccf: i wrote what you told me to write instead and i produced the error it gave
[01:26] <spikemcc> but I cannot help you more than that sorry
[01:27] <spikemcc> mostly xorg and graphic driver bug
[01:27] <^menace^> what direction do i head in?
[01:27] <barqers> why everytime i scroll it seems like i'm constantly pressing control because webpages get smaller and bigger
[01:28] <^menace^> thanks anywy spike
[01:28] <progre55> hi all, I have an emerald theme.. how to install it? I have emerald-theme-manager, too
[01:28] <fccf> ^menace^: can you get to a terminal by doing CTRL+ALT+F1
[01:29] <moymoy> wolfric: make sure the version of fsck you're using supports the actual filesystem used on your harddrive, otherwise if you specify a wrong filesystem, your harddrive will be screwed
[01:30] <moymoy> wolfric: what filesystem is on your harddrive?
[01:30] <giiker> wolfric: I see you already watched Outlander! jeje
[01:30] <^menace^> fccf, i dunno, ill dtry in a minute,, have to reboot, im in linux now, live cd wont work with my wireless modem so im in windows
[01:30] <wolfric> moymoy:ntfs
[01:30] <wolfric> giiker: outlander? o.O
[01:31] <ctmjr> progre55, open emarld theme manager then import then find the theme you downloaded  make sure you untared it if it came as a tar file
[01:31] <^menace^> did you mean while it has a black screen?
[01:31] <ctmjr> *emerald
[01:31] <fccf> ^menace^: yep
[01:32] <thiebaude> sebsebseb: im going for it
[01:32] <moymoy> wolfric: try this `fsck -t ntfs /dev/sda2` .. and if NTFS isn't supported, it'll tell you
[01:32] <giiker> wolfric: thereś a character in that movie, I just thought, cause I just watched it...
[01:32] <progre55> ctmjr, and then how to apply the imported theme?
[01:32] <wolfric> fsck: fsck.ntfs: not found
[01:32] <^menace^> fccf: ill, tr ill be back
[01:32] <grendal_prime> ill just recreate the box...thats easyer than this bs
[01:32] <ctmjr> progre55, click it then wait will take a minute to install
[01:33] <moymoy> wolfric: so fsck doesn't support ntfs.. if you had gone and done a fsck reguardless, you would've screwed up your harddrive
[01:33] <xorphenochx> need some help, compiling a new kernel to get xen working but no initrd file is being created and i cant find mkinitrd anywhere
[01:33] <progre55> ctmjr, but nothing is happening.. I still have the old theme installed through system> preferences> appearance
[01:33] <wolfric> moymoy: do older versions support it?
[01:34] <fccf> wolfric: use the live disk and make sure ntfs-3g is installed
[01:34] <trohs> Doubt: Why Firefox is not auto-updating to 3.5?
[01:34] <wolfric> fccf: i'm using the live cd atm. How do i check that?
[01:34] <wolfric> just an old one
[01:34] <ctmjr> progre55, then you need to choose emerald as your theme manager
[01:34] <mb_again_> man initrd on mine gives the creation steps ...
[01:34] <Pici> !ff35 | trohs
[01:34] <fccf> wolfric: sudo apt-get install ntfs-3g
[01:34] <progre55> ctmjr, where do I choose it?
[01:35] <xorphenochx> mkinitrd is not available on jaunty....
[01:35] <trohs> Thanks
[01:36] <wolfric> fccf: E: invalid operational install
[01:36] <ctmjr> progre55, emerald --replace &    in terminal   do you have compiz installed also?
[01:36] <progre55> ctmjr, yep
[01:36] <wolfric> fccf nvm typo my bad
[01:36] <tst_> hey
[01:36] <fccf> wolfric: thought so
[01:37] <tst_> trying to create a raid using hardware in ubnut server can i get some help
[01:37] <wahnfrieden_> if any kind of menu is open, I can't alt-tab until I close the menu (like the autocomplete dropdown in firefox's search field, or a right click menu) - is there a way to change this behavior?
[01:37] <wolfric> couldn't find package ntfs-3g =(
[01:37] <ctmjr> progre55, download this and you can change it via gui sudo apt-get install fusion-icon
[01:37] <wahnfrieden_> it's so annoying to have to hit escape before i can alt tab when im typing a search and need to see something in another window
[01:37] <mb_again_> tst_ : have you confirmed the hardware is fully supported?
[01:38] <Socah> One question about firefox. Is sun-java6-bin got firefox 3.0 as dependency only in ubuntu amd64?
[01:38] <wolfric> fccf: ntfs-3g exact spelling..
[01:38] <giiker> wolfric: can you download an ISO fron the last versions?
[01:38] <fccf> wolfric: yes... what version of ubuntu is your live disk
[01:38] <fccf> ?
[01:38] <tst_> yes asus board, it is supported it it , recongines the raid but doesnt show any partitions or mount points
[01:39] <wolfric> i probably could but i've hardly ever used linux i'd be afraid that it'd throw me into even more problems just trying to use it. I'm on a live cd as well so anything i download has to be stored in the ram
[01:39] <^Phantom^> Can I create an .img copy of the liveCD?
[01:39] <wolfric> 7.04
[01:40] <progre55> ctmjr, cool, thanks man, appreciate! )
[01:40] <fccf> wolfric: that version is beyond support, so that makes things complicated
[01:40] <^Phantom^> >_<
[01:40] <giiker> wolfric: 9.04
[01:40] <ctmjr> progre55, no problem enjoy
[01:40] <^Phantom^> I just spent an hour downloading the .iso for 8.04 LTS
[01:40] <mb_again_> tst: two things, does asus provide some config software, and two are the chips really asus or are they 3ware or something else packaged by asus
[01:41] <wolfric> hold on let me see if i can grab a torrent of the latest version
[01:41] <^Phantom^> But the device I'm intending to boot this on requires an .img file to boot...
[01:41] <giiker> wolfric: what exactly are you trying to acomplish,just check you HD,bad blocks?
[01:41]  * ^Phantom^ screams
[01:41] <wolfric> basicly yes
[01:41] <monkey2> my kernel version is 2.6.21 but I am not able to get the sources for this version, how else can I obtain the source, apt-get source linux-source-2.6.21 does not exist. Thanks.
[01:41] <wolfric> i did a bad shutdown and have a blue screen on my hdd
[01:41] <tst_> asus server board, so not sure aobut chipsets..howevever im tihnking i might be missing a step or two is there any documentations on setting up hardware raid in ubuntu
[01:42] <hvgotcodes> if i use a patched xserver from a ppa (to solve some ati fglrx driver issues in jaunty) what are the implicated as newer versions of the xserver are released, and when KK comes out?
[01:42] <giiker> ohh ok! you might wanna use gparted then, that thing is better but you have to be careful not to destroy your partitions or anything else
[01:42] <darkhamm> hey people, i installed kde from the ppa with synaptic. if now i want PROPERLY remove it with apt-get/synaptic, how can i do?
[01:42] <ZivBk1> I am struggling with display configuration.  Is there a current guide online on how to set the screen size, refresh rate, etc.?
[01:43] <moymoy> wolfric: i don't think older versions support it .. actually my fsck ver 1.41.4 doesn't support it
[01:43] <mb_again_> tst: could be. but usually if it'shardware raid, you are depending on the manufacturer to provide tools. sometimes it is a boot menu activated by a hot key before the os starts. then linux just sees a new drive and says oh goody a new drive. somtimes you need to download and create a boot disk and config the raid off that
[01:43] <jrib> hvgotcodes: depends really... It's customary to version packages in ppa's so that when a new version of the package hits the repositories, that one takes precedence
[01:43] <giiker> wolfric: check here : http://gparted.sourceforge.net/
[01:44] <fccf> wolfrc: you will need to change every line in /etc/apt/sources.list to this http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/
[01:44] <moymoy> wolfric: gotta go .. dinner; Good luck!
[01:44] <giiker> wolfric: whatÅ is the manufacturer of you HDD?
[01:44] <hvgotcodes> jrib, so it is up to the ppa maintainer to provide updated packages?
[01:44] <giiker> ok
[01:44] <ZivBk1> What is the difference between the settings configured through 'System > 'Preferences' > 'Display' and the xorg config file?
[01:44] <jrib> hvgotcodes: yes
[01:44] <fccf> wolfric: then you will be able to install ntfs-3g
[01:44] <hvgotcodes> jrib, hmm ok
[01:44] <jrib> hvgotcodes: ideally the patches would get integrated into the repositories
[01:44] <wolfric> gparted doesn't run checks does it though?
[01:44] <dsdeiz> sudo apt-get reinstall <package> - that's how to reinstall a package right? :D
[01:44] <wolfric> giiker: no idea
[01:44] <hvgotcodes> i wonder if it is safe to upgrade....are you familiar with the issues some ati users are having?
[01:45] <fccf> wolfric: gparted does check disks ... but you need ntfs-3g first
[01:45] <wolfric> ok hold on let me try follow those instructions above
[01:46] <sin> Hey. Not really an Ubuntu-question, but I'll still try asking here. My laptop wont start. Three lights are on for a couple of seconds, and the harddrive starts spinning and then everything dies.
[01:46] <tst_> hmm true
[01:46] <tst_> tying that real quick post
[01:46] <hvgotcodes> sin, ask in hardware
[01:46] <giiker> fccf: actually he only needs to burn the iso and run it, gparted will check his HDD for anything bad: here:http://gparted.sourceforge.net/features.php
[01:46] <wolfric> fccf: i'm not sure i understand the "change ever line to this" what am i supposed to be changing it to in that directory?
[01:47] <Baba_B00ie> will gnome only align icons to the left or can it be set to align to the right?
[01:47] <mb_again_> sin: sounds like the battery is toast. to make it a linux issue, download a bootable cd on another system and try booting off that, you can then see if your hardware is ok
[01:47] <hvgotcodes> jrib, what about when the xserver issue is resolved and i want to go back to the official package?  is it as simple as removing the repo, refreshing, and removing orphaned packages?
[01:47] <giiker> sinus_: it might be a fan, fried motherboard, fried cpu
[01:47] <giiker> any noises you hear?
[01:47] <fccf> wolfric: gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
[01:47] <jrib> hvgotcodes: no, the version in the repositories has to be greater than your current version
[01:47] <jrib> hvgotcodes: doing what you said will eventually work
[01:47] <wolfric> yes but what do i put in there... that link gives me dists/indicies/ls-lr.gz/pool/project
[01:48] <hvgotcodes> jrib, i think the ppa version is older version than the official package
[01:48] <jrib> hvgotcodes: then apt should prefer the official package automatically
[01:48] <hvgotcodes> ooooooo
[01:48] <hvgotcodes> i see
[01:48] <hvgotcodes> so i will have to restrain myself to avoid getting the new version
[01:49] <fccf> wolfric: if you type my last command ... this will open an editor with the sources.list file ... which you can change to the oldreleases server so you can then access updates
[01:50] <wolfric> oh sorry i thought you ment i was to add the contents of that address in
[01:50] <wolfric> rather then the address itself
[01:50] <^menace^> anybody elase?http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7622909#post7622909
[01:51] <fccf> wolfric: does that explain itself?
[01:51] <_Apple_> Ubuntu isn't recognizing my volume special keys any more and ideas?
[01:51] <jduser> ^menace^: did u try with wesa in xorg.conf as a starting point of ur investigation?
[01:51] <wolfric> now i get (with sudo gedit) warning **: hit unhandled case 1: (file not found) in gedit unrecoverable saving error message area new.
[01:51] <jduser> vesa
[01:52] <wolfric> bah hold on let me check for typo 2 secs
[01:53] <fccf> wolfric: gksudo not sudo
[01:54] <wolfric> wasn't too sure what to change so i changed the first to "deb address" and deb-src "address" to that address you gave me. there were 2 more underneath the comments section with security in them
[01:54] <woakus> I am new to Ubuntu. I have a problem with a Dell Inspiron 15n the wireless card list the wifi name but will not connect to the wireless network. The security key is installed. I have 9.04 installed . The wireless is working on the windows decktop. Any Ideas how to get tge wireless to work?
[01:54] <wolfric> fccf: the first 2 had feisty main restricted after em
[01:55] <hvgotcodes> woakus, i would guess you are entering invalid credentials
[01:55] <fccf> wolfric: thats fine ... Just change the url of the server and leave the rest
[01:55] <wolfric> ok i changed the first 2 with the deb and deb-scr... tried apt-get but still package not found
[01:55] <tst_> hmm it recognizes and can do raid 0, and raid 1 however no raid 5, what could be the error
[01:56] <woakus> invalid credenrials?
[01:56] <wolfric> sudo apt-get install ntfs-3g
[01:56] <fccf> wolfric: save it ... then. ... sudo apt-get update
[01:56] <wolfric> yes i dod
[01:56] <gartral> woakus: what kind of security is on the network?
[01:56] <wolfric> ok did the update part
[01:56] <fccf> wolfric: now try install
[01:57] <wolfric> nope
[01:57] <wolfric> still same package not found
[01:57] <popkorn> hello all
[01:57] <queso> I have a network printer attached to my computer.  How can I detect what IP address has been assigned to it?
[01:57] <fccf> wolfric: I have to go right now ... if you can wait i'll be back in 45 min ... or perhaps someone else will help
[01:57] <wolfric> cheers
[01:57] <wolfric> appriciate the help so far
[01:58] <watson516> Does anybody know of a good piece of software that will capture a video of the Ubuntu desktop?
[01:58] <SeaPhor> wolfric, what are you trying to do?
[01:58] <fccf> wolfric: np, bbl
[01:58] <ctmjr> watson516, try record my desktop
[01:59] <danilo> hola
[01:59] <watson516> ctmjr: Cool, thanks
[01:59] <gartral> woakus: what kind of security is on the network?
[01:59] <jduser> and woakus: "The security key is installed." -  what did u mean with that?
[01:59] <SeaPhor> wolfric, i'll try to pick up where he left off but what are you trying to do?
[01:59] <danilo> tengo problemas con la conexion a internet se pasa desconectando
[01:59] <^menace^> jduser, do you mena vesa?
[02:00] <gartral> !spanish | danilo
[02:00] <jduser> ^menace^: yes (was a typo)
[02:00] <CyberAspie> !ubuntu-es > danilo
[02:00] <CyberAspie> hmm
[02:00] <ctmjr> watson516, your welcome i believe you can install it via apt
[02:00] <danilo> como lo hago?
[02:00] <FireVai> hi everyone.... i'm having a sound issue... i have onboard surround sound... but the mic jack is fried.. i installed a pci snd card, but its only like 2 channel.. no sub plugin.. i just want to use the mic input from the pci, and use the rest off the onboard.. can someone help with this please?
[02:00] <giiker> queso: network printer, then your box might be giving ips, does the printer have any console or web itnerface?
[02:01] <woakus> The file ntfs-39 new versiopn is already installed
[02:01] <giiker> damilo que necsitas?
[02:01] <queso> giiker, I'm pretty sure it has a web interface, I just don't know it's ip
[02:01] <mazda01> what i the dd command for ripping music from an audio cd to a folder?
[02:01] <danilo> hola tengo problemas con la conexion a internet
[02:02] <CyberAspie> !spanish > danilo
[02:02] <giiker> que tipo de conexion?
[02:02] <kungfumastah> hello!  can anyone help me?  an update that was pushed out today nuked my 9.04 install.
[02:02] <danilo> es de adsl directo del pc  al moden
[02:02] <thomson> does anyone else get a quick flash of a screen full of input/output errors when the ubuntu 9.04 installation comes to an end, right after hitting enter when it tells you to remove your dvd
[02:03] <giiker> queso: have you ever used nmap?
[02:03] <kungfumastah> since the update, whenever i reboot it says my system fails a fsck check
[02:03] <giiker> danilo: cual es el error?
[02:03] <kungfumastah> and once i get into gui it says my /home is gone
[02:03] <Ratapoil> does anyone know linuxmint? is it worth a try?
[02:03] <gartral> queso: /last dd
[02:03] <gartral> oops
[02:03] <gartral> \
[02:03] <danilo> no i havnt
[02:04] <gartral> mazda01: why not use sox?
[02:04] <bobo> ratapoil: its really just ubuntu with a slightly more user friendly interface, good for beginnners i guess
[02:04] <danilo> el error es que se desconecta continuamente
[02:04] <watson516> ctmjr: Works like a charm, thanks
[02:04] <tst_> raid 10 works but shows up as 2 partitions
[02:04] <gartral> !english | danilo
[02:05] <queso> giiker, I've never used nmap
[02:05] <queso> gartral, \last dd   ?
[02:05] <FireVai> i'm having a sound issue... i have onboard surround sound... but the mic jack is fried.. i installed a pci snd card, but its only like 2 channel.. no sub plugin.. i just want to use the mic input from the pci, and use the rest off the onboard.. can someone help with this please?
[02:05] <giiker> danilo itś saying that he is having a problem with his ADSL modem, it disconnects
[02:05] <gartral> queso: I was trying too find mazda01'S POST, AND SOMEHOW MY FINGERS HAD STARTED TO GO ABOUT TYPING A MESSAGE TOO YOU... SORRY
[02:05] <thomson> does anyone else get a quick flash of a screen full of input/output errors when the ubuntu 9.04 installation comes to an end, right after hitting enter when it tells you to remove your dvd?
[02:06] <queso> gartral, no prob
[02:06] <gartral> stupid caps lock >.<
[02:06] <giiker> hay Danilo why don u write in english?
[02:06] <kungfumastah> does anyone know where i can find the most recent updates pushed out by ubuntu?  i need to know what they are so i can research my problem
[02:06] <Ratapoil> bobo: has it a more limited software selection to choose from?
[02:06] <danilo> prefiero escribir  en español
[02:06] <mohammed510> How can I recover a prtition which is no unlocated space ??
[02:07] <ctmjr> !es | danilo
[02:07] <gartral> danilo: you should go to #ubuntu-es..
[02:07] <mohammed510> How can I recover a prtition which is no unlocated space ??
[02:07] <bobo> Ratapoil: im no expert, but i tried it and i think it uses the same repos as ubuntu
[02:07] <ZivBk1> queso, does the printer have an interface where you can have it print its configuration settings?
[02:07] <giiker> danilo: better type in english cause this ops might get  funny on you
[02:08] <danilo> gracias por la ayuda voy a tratar de pasasrme a un canal en español
[02:08] <giiker> queso do an namp scan and youl find you printer's IP
[02:08] <pluxii> Good evening!  Could anyone point me to the plug-in that I need in order to play DVD's with the provided movie player?  When I try it says that I do not have the plug-in to do so.
[02:08] <queso> ZivBk1, you mean physically on the printer?
[02:08] <giiker> no hay problema!
[02:08] <mazda01> gartral, what is sox?
[02:08] <ctmjr> !dvd | pluxii
[02:08] <gartral> !info sox | mazda01
[02:08] <queso> giiker, could you send me in the right direction about doing a nmap scan?
[02:09] <giiker> pluxii: check this out, it helped me a lot! now I can play anything
[02:09] <mazda01> gartral, i can't seem to get any program to read the disc. I have tried rhythmbox, sound juicer, and k3b
[02:09] <ZivBk1> queso, yes on the printer.  I have a network printer and there is a way to make it print out its own configuration.
[02:09] <gartral> mazda01: Sound eXchange... its an extreamly powerful tool
[02:09] <ZivBk1> queso, what make/model is the printer?
[02:09] <gartral> mazda01: what is the disk your trying to read?
[02:09] <pluxii> ubottu: thanks much | giiker: check what out?
[02:09] <giiker> queso: might want to try what ZivBk1 is saying, since itś much easier
[02:10] <queso> ZivBk1, the printer only has one button, I will hold it down to see if it prints a test page with configuration.  It's a Brother HL-2070N
[02:10] <bobo> !loving you
[02:10] <thomson> does anyone else get a quick flash of a screen full of input/output errors when the ubuntu 9.04 installation comes to an end, right after hitting enter when it tells you to remove your dvd?
[02:10] <bobo> !anything
[02:10] <giiker> pluxii: sorry forgot to paste it:http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=766683&highlight=Direct+Rendering
[02:10] <mazda01> gartral, it's a very old scratched audio cd, a previously burnt disc not a commercially bought one.
[02:10] <sebsebseb> !botabuse |  bobo
[02:11] <bobo> sry
[02:11] <danilo> hola alguien que hable español
[02:11] <sebsebseb> !es |  danilo
[02:11] <danilo> tengo problemas con mi conexion
[02:11] <gartral> mazda01: sudo aptitude install sox will put sox on your system, and then you can use sox with the --parinioa flag too read the cd... as long as there are some fragments readable, you should get output
[02:11] <pluxii> giiker: thanks again
[02:12] <giiker> danilo again?!
[02:12] <giiker> pluxii: NP
[02:13] <pluxii> one other question I just thought of, is it a big ordeal to get xvid support?
[02:13] <mazda01> gartral, i did sudo aptitude install sox and it didn't find anything? I have all repo's enabled in jaunty? would you have a command to run for using sox because I am not sure how to configure sound juicer or anything else on how to use it with sox.
[02:14] <thomson> i guess no one else gets a quick flash of a screen full of input/out errors right when their ubuntu 9.04 installtion comes to an end and they hit enter to reboot
[02:14] <Ratapoil> is there an Ubuntu DVD we can install from?
[02:14] <gartral> mazda01: you dont use a GUI with sox, its purely used through CLI
[02:14] <giiker> pluxii: nop
[02:14] <pluxii> Ratapoil: you can dl the livecd from the ubuntu website
[02:15] <ZivBk1> queso, Here is how to print the settings page...
[02:15] <thomson> ok, i'll ask another question then. what bootloader does ubuntu 9.04 install by default?
[02:15] <gartral> mazda01: oops, sox is installed by default... open a terminal and type man sox
[02:15] <giiker> thomson: can you paste in the pastebin your errors
[02:15] <mazda01> gartral, ok
[02:15] <gartral> !grub | thomson
[02:15] <queso> ZivBk1, I figured it out, I just tapped the button a few times and it popped out, lol
[02:15] <ZivBk1> queso, Turn the printer on and wait for the green ready light.
[02:16] <ZivBk1> Press the Go button three times within 2 seconds. The printer will print the current printer settings page.
[02:16] <giiker> thomson: GRUB
[02:16] <thomson> gartral: how come it doesn't have grub written anywhere on the screen when the bootloader loads?
[02:16] <queso> ZivBk1, but now I have a new problem, the IP address that is assigned to it is unreachable.  It's not 127.0.0.x
[02:16] <ZivBk1> queso, yes that should do it...
[02:16] <giiker> good job queso
[02:17] <ZivBk1> Here is the link to the manual for that printer... http://welcome.solutions.brother.com/bsc/public/us/us/en/doc/manual_index.html?reg=us&c=us&lang=en&prod=hl2070n_all&type2=5&flang=English&dlid=
[02:17] <monkey2> any documentation available for installing lustre on ubuntu jaunty?
[02:17] <queso> giiker, thx :) lol
[02:17] <giiker> queso: what is the address?
[02:17] <thomson> gartral: it just gives me a choice of the OS, doesn't show any grub logo
[02:17] <queso> giiker, <IP_ADDRESS>
[02:17] <mazda01> gartral, WOW. that's the biggest man page I have ever opened. also, there are no examples. i think I am just going to use dd and then use a nautilus script to convert the music to mp3 and fill out the tags using amarok tag guesser.
[02:18] <giiker> queso: it might have that adress because you dont have DHCP on your PC, did you tried connecting it to a switch?
[02:18] <thomson> gartral: so what bootloader would that be?
[02:18] <queso> ZivBk1, thx
[02:19] <queso> giiker, the printer is connected physically to my box via ethernet.  I guess I don't have DHCP (I'm wading in deep waters here, lol, b/c I don't exactly know how all this works)
[02:20] <mazda01> queso, you get addresses that start with 169 when you don't connect to the internet properly and there is no dhcp server serving you an ip address
[02:20] <queso> mazda01, oooh, okay, that explains the address then
[02:20] <ZivBk1> queso, the user manual covers this area.  Take a look at it and it should help get you sorted.
[02:20] <thomson> gartral: mine looks like this http://tugulab.files.wordpress.com/2008/02/grub_prima.png but without grub written at the top
[02:21] <mazda01> queso, what is the ip of you actual computer? can't you hook up the printer via usb or parrellel>
[02:21] <thomson> gartral: so how do i know it's grub?
[02:21] <queso> ZivBk1, I will do that, thank you
[02:21] <thomson> well i've been talking to myself because he's gone
[02:21] <thomson> lol
[02:21] <queso> mazda01, the ip of my computer is 75.57.xxx.xx
[02:22] <giiker> queso: ah? rally you mean?n no router?
[02:22] <giiker> really?
[02:22] <queso> mazda01, additionally, it's an old printer that has been connected to my OS X laptop, I just built a linux machine and now I'm trying to get it to work on here.  Unfortunately, I don't remember if it came with a USB cable or not
[02:22] <ZivBk1> queso, no problem.
[02:23] <queso> giiker, I'm on the internet via wireless router in the other room.  The printer and computer are in the same room and physically wired together
[02:23] <thomson> giiker: how do i get those errors so i can paste them, does it log them somewhere?
[02:23] <ZivBk1> What is the difference between the settings configured through 'System > 'Preferences' > 'Display' and the xorg config file?
[02:24] <giiker> queso: oh ok
[02:24] <giiker> you might try installing DHCP, but you will have to configure it
[02:25] <giiker> queso: dhcpd
[02:25] <queso> giiker, originally (like 3-4 years ago) I thought I'd be able to print wirelessly to the printer
[02:25] <Wrin> I have a small problem with a specific wine application.  Anyone know where I would go for that?
[02:25] <bruenig> #winehq
[02:25] <Pici> Wrin: #winehq
[02:25] <Wrin> Thanks
[02:25] <bruenig> they will yell at you, it will be funny
[02:25] <queso> giiker, how hard is it to configure dhcpd?  is it necessary to get the printer to work?
[02:26] <mohammed510> How can I recover a prtition which is now unallocated space and it wasn't formatted or used ??
[02:26] <thomson> giiker: the errors during install flashed on the screen too fast, so is there a log somewhere?
[02:26] <giiker> you actually can, you share your printer first (it were connected through a USB or anything else) and  you would see the printer in the lan or a a resourced from the connected box
[02:26] <rudi_> sprinkle it with fairy dust
[02:27] <giiker> thomson: can you boot with a live cd?
[02:27] <mazda01> queso, you'll need to setup a dhcp server on your linux computer if you want to be able to print over an ethernet wire to your printer. At least I am pretty sure you will.
[02:27] <cor> mohammed510, being lazy, I'd use a boot CD (hirens, or UBCD or something)
[02:27] <dunks> why would you need dhcpd?
[02:28] <cor> can't the printer have a static IP?
[02:28] <thomson> giiker: i can boot into the install of ubuntu fine, but i just wanted to know what the errors during install were
[02:28] <_Apple_> any one available to take a look at my xorg and help me figure out what's wrong?
[02:28] <Bogus8> anyone want to help a brotha out setting up a mail server?  I can't telnet into port 25 (no firewall or connection issues... and it's local)
[02:28] <cor> or just be shared via a real host, lpr or something
[02:28] <giiker> he can access, somehow, the web interface on the printer, or you already can chees?
[02:28] <mohammed510> cor : This partition had important data which I want to recover it
[02:28] <cor> Bogus8 is the service enabled?
[02:28] <mohammed510> cor : How can I recover the partition with the important data in it ??
[02:28] <queso> giiker, I can't already access it for some reason with the IP the settings sheet gave me
[02:29] <Bogus8> cor: I've restarted so many services related to it all it HAS to be... or so I would think
[02:29] <Hoss> if I want Firefox 3.5, will I have to download it from the web site?
[02:29] <giiker> thomson, get a camera and take a pic, maybe you are just saying normal mesgs, not errors
[02:29] <cor> mohammed see my earlier response. in truth, I've never had to do it purely in Linux, so I'd plump for an easy GUI tool from one of the abovementioned boot CDs
[02:29] <thomson> giiker: it was a quick flash of input/output error
[02:30] <thomson> giiker: couldn't see the whole message, went too fast
[02:30] <fccf> _Apple_: on a macbook?
[02:30] <Pici> !ff35 | Hoss
[02:30] <thomson> giiker: i can't generate this again, only happened at the end of installing ubuntu
[02:30] <lowlycoder> how do I play dvds under mplayer or vlc?
[02:30] <_Apple_> fccf, it's a Desktop
[02:30] <giiker> queso: google ethernet printer adapters, and see what you come up with
[02:31] <fccf> !codecs | lowllycoder
[02:31] <queso> giiker, mazda01: okay, thanks, I'll see about setting up dhcpd and reading through the Brother manuals
[02:31] <_Apple_> custom job
[02:31] <sebsebseb> lowlycoder: libdvdcss2 for encrypted dvd's
[02:31] <Bogus8> cor: amavis, courier-imap...pop+ssl, postfix, saslauthd... all of these have been restarted many times and appear to be working
[02:31] <giiker> thomson: have you checked the logs?
[02:31] <Bogus8> cor: netstat shows that it is listening on port "SMTP"
[02:31] <thomson> giiker: where would they be located?
[02:31] <lowlycoder> sebsebseb: I don't see a libdvdcss package, do I have to eanble some other repors?
[02:31] <fccf> _Apple_: what video card?
[02:31] <dassouki> i was wodering if anyone can help me with my cam issue .. it's a built in camera... syntekx driver. i used a method that worked on ubuntu forums ... i updated my computer a week or so ago, and then the camera stopped working :( it doesn't even exist in my system anymor
[02:31] <giiker> queso: good luck
[02:31] <cor> Bogus8, and when you login, what happens?
[02:31] <sebsebseb> lowlycoder: yep  medibuntu or however it's spelt
[02:31] <_Apple_> fccf, Nvidia 8300GT
[02:31] <queso> dunks, cor: would a static IP be set up via usb or something?
[02:31] <_Apple_> **7300GT
[02:32] <Hoss> Pici:  I downloaded the tar ball for 3.5, where would I install it?
[02:32] <queso> giiker, thanks for your help! :D
[02:32] <cor> queso, how is the printer attached to the network?
[02:32] <Bogus8> cor: seems to stall out... doesn't respond (give me 220 msg's or anything)... then I break it and quit
[02:32] <fccf> _Apple_: that one should run out of the box with the 'new' driver
[02:32] <sebsebseb> !medibuntu |  lowlycoder
[02:32] <queso> cor: it is physically attached to my linux box via ethernet cable
[02:32] <giiker> thomson: system log viewer
[02:32] <Bogus8> cor: I was able to telnet into pop3 (I'm following this guide) http://www.howtoforge.com/virtual-users-domains-postfix-courier-mysql-squirrelmail-ubuntu8.04-p4
[02:32] <giiker> queso: NP
[02:32] <_Apple_> I"m trying to set up Separate X Screens though fccf
[02:33] <fccf> _Apple_ Have you installed nvidia-settings?
[02:33] <cor> queso, can you print to the printer from the local machine?
[02:33] <_Apple_> yes but they don't seem to want to apply when I make changes, fccf
[02:33] <gbear14275> how do I reset xserver
[02:33] <queso> cor, no, that is what I'm trying to set up
[02:33] <thomson> giiker: so errors upon installing ubuntu would be logged in the system log viewer?
[02:33] <fccf> _Apple_: run that with gksudo and you will be all set
[02:33] <Pici> Hoss: Why not use the package in the repos?
[02:33] <cor> ahh right
[02:34] <Hoss> Pici: isnt it only availible for Jaunty in the repos?
[02:34]  * cor just finished setting up a Lexmark z605 to print over the LAN (it's attached to an XP box). Unbelievably, it works!
[02:34] <gbear14275> its something + backspace
[02:34] <sebsebseb> cor: cool :)
[02:35] <ghuru> hello all!
[02:35] <giiker> thomson: I thought You had just installed it
[02:35] <_Apple_> fccf, I should run the nvidia-settings with gksudo correct?
[02:35] <Pici> Hoss: Yes, but you never stated your release name
[02:35] <cor> yeah, pretty amazing
[02:35] <fccf> _Apple_: yes
[02:35] <ghuru> i just wanted to know if anyone has an Aspire one with the factory SSD?
[02:35] <Bogus8> cor any ideas on what I can do to trouble shoot... this is my first attempt at a mail box
[02:35] <cor> I take it you have added the printer inside CUPS config?
[02:35] <sebsebseb> cor: indeed considering what Lexmark are like when it comes to Linux
[02:35] <Hoss> Pici: 8.04
[02:35] <Pici> Hoss: Install it wherever you want. /opt is usually a good place though
[02:35] <dassouki> ... anyone to help diagnose a problem with a cam on jaunty
[02:36] <Hoss> Pici: is that where the package manager puts older versions?
[02:36] <fccf> dassouki: asking for the channel's sake ... what camera?
[02:36] <cor> multi-page output isn't perfect, but straight printing is fine. good enough for me.
[02:36] <cor> Bogus8, Sendmail is a pig.
[02:36] <thomson> giiker: yep, it's installed, but i was wondering if errors that occur during install can be found in the system log viewer?
[02:36] <Pici> Hoss: No, thats where user installed programs can go
[02:36] <giiker> nop
[02:36] <cor> Bogus8, check sendmail logs
[02:36] <cor> Bogus8, keep them in your text editor, in fact , on auto-reload!
[02:37] <Bogus8> cor: not using sendmail that I know of
[02:37] <_Apple_> fccf, no luck
[02:37] <cor> I must have assumed that. my apologies.
[02:37] <fccf> _Apple_: no luck bringing up the second screen... or no luck getting gksudo to work?
[02:37] <bobo> hey guys, im trying to install xp for gaming and when i try to install after it loads hardware and stuff it comes up with a blue screen that says my hard drive is screwed up, and its not i can assure you
[02:37]  * cor needs some drugs
[02:37] <woakus> exit
[02:38] <cor> bobo wrong channel, right?
[02:38] <Hoss> Pici:  So, if I installed the new one in /opt would there be a problem with 3.0.1 being on the computer somewhere?
[02:38] <Omarman> Question: Can KMS be activated on jaunty if I have an nVidia Board? This wiki says I need Intel drivers.... is KMS only available for Intel boards?
[02:38] <mneptok> bobo: boot to a Windows recovery console and run chkdsk
[02:38] <Bogus8> cor: no sweat... I stated it earlier but you were helping out with a printer issue... I'm following this guide http://www.howtoforge.com/virtual-users-domains-postfix-courier-mysql-squirrelmail-ubuntu8.04-p4
[02:38] <Bogus8> well, that's the page I'm stuck on at lest
[02:38] <bobo> okey day
[02:38] <Bogus8> atleast*
[02:38] <FloodBot3> Bogus8: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:38] <cor> heh
[02:38] <_Apple_> getting the second screen to pull up, fccf, when I completely restart my computer I get all the start up screens, on display 2 until the Nvidia screen
[02:38] <bobo> mneptok: thanks
[02:39] <Pici> Hoss: Nope, no problem.
[02:39] <Bogus8> floodbot is a tad bit sensatie no?
[02:39] <dassouki> fccf: it' an attached syntek on an asus f9s
[02:39] <cor> I haven't setup a mail server from scratch for ages. these days it's all packages. love it!
[02:39] <Hoss> Pici:  Would it call the new version from the Launcher?
[02:39] <mneptok> dassouki: boot to the earlier kernel. i bet you compiled a driver against it.
[02:39] <giiker> too sentsitive floodbot
[02:39] <rudi_> he had a rough childhood
[02:39] <bruenig> !enter | Bogus8
[02:40] <Bogus8> cor: what would you recommend for a mail server... something that will eventually be multiple domains and on a linode server
[02:40] <dassouki> mneptok: any other alternatives
[02:40] <Bogus8> bruenig: I can read, thanks.
[02:40] <bruenig> !ohmy | Bogus8
[02:40] <fccf> dassouki: google is your friend ... uh ... someone has probably already done this on that laptop ... ubuntuforums.org
[02:41] <Bogus8> bruenig: right... and so when I suggest that the bot might be a little too sensative it warrants repeating to me what the bot already said?!
[02:41] <cor> Bogus8, I've used Sendmail for years, but in reality, if I had to set it up from scratch, I'd probably be lost. Just grab a postfix or sendmail package
[02:41] <dassouki> fccf: i followed the ubuntuforums tut .. the only one available was in french. it worked for a few weeks and then .. boom not anymore
[02:41] <Bogus8> bruenig: how is that not the same attitude thing?
[02:41] <mneptok> bruenig Bogus8: let it go
[02:41] <Bogus8> cor: I am installing it from the repos, is that not what you mean?
[02:41]  * bruenig giggles
[02:42] <cor> most packages work out of the box. your logs must have a clue
[02:42] <mneptok> bruenig: are you quoting channel policy to be deliberately annoying?
[02:42] <bruenig> nah
[02:42] <fccf> dassouki: see if the french (google translate is your friend) has any updates to that ... and perhaps post there to see if any have had similar issues
[02:42] <mneptok> bruenig: then why giggle?
[02:42] <jumbers> so i herd u leik mudkipz?
[02:42] <Bogus8> cor: I'll dig around and look... thanks
[02:42] <bruenig> !ot | jumbers
[02:42] <Andorin> My laptop won't connect to my mother's wireless. It hangs on "Obtaining IP address." Help?
[02:42] <dassouki> fccf: i speek french so it wasn't a problem
[02:43] <mneptok> bruenig: what, exactly, is the source of your amusement?
[02:43] <bruenig> mneptok: wrong channel
[02:43] <Asday> So, I just found "sleep 21600 && cat /kernel > /dev/audio" on bash, and understandably don't want to run it to see what it does, but would like to know.  What would I google?
[02:43] <mneptok> bruenig: what channel was that meant for?
[02:43] <giiker> any reason why my sshd won't let me use RSAauthentication?
[02:43] <StrangeCharm> giiker define 'won't let' what's complaining?
[02:43] <Bogus8> bruenig: apparently I was wrong... the floodbot isn't sensative enough... it hasn't kicked you out yet.
[02:44] <bruenig> Asday: pauses for 21600 seconds, then redirects the content of the file /kernel into the device file /dev/audio. Although, I am pretty sure no such file as /kernel exists
[02:44] <mneptok> Bogus8: was something about "let it go" unclear?
[02:44] <gartral> Asday: it would wait a very long time and then break audio\
[02:44] <Asday> Thanks Bruenig and Gartral.
[02:44] <adante> anybody here use btrfs?
[02:44] <adante> trying to figure out how to snapshot
[02:44] <Bogus8> mneptok: apparently to him it was... I said not another word all this time all the while he just kept on spouting off at the mouth
[02:44] <Bogus8> to everyone
[02:45] <jumbers> Hey guys, arguing in this channel is pretty cool
[02:45] <giiker> StrangeCharm: I edited my sssh_config file to uncoment RSAAuthentication, but the only way to login is by using my password, I have my keys setup and in the correct files too
[02:45] <fccf> _Apple_: when you load you will not have both screens running exactly the way you'd expect ... it is not until X loads ... which is the last time your screen goes black will you have both screens after that... not before... you have jaunty?
[02:45] <mneptok> Bogus8: let it go. meaning you. clear?
[02:45] <Andorin> My laptop won't connect to my mother's wireless. It hangs on "Obtaining IP address." Help?
[02:46] <giiker> StrangeCharm: I can login using my passwd only, I also tried the verbose option but there is nothing there
[02:46] <StrangeCharm> giiker what client are you using?
[02:46] <Omarman> Howdy.. will KMS work with Nvidia graphics ship in jaunty?
[02:46] <Bogus8> mneptok: well, someone should do something about the annoyance in the room... if that now includes me then so be it... I'll disagree but obviously I'm not in charge here.
[02:47] <gartral> Andorin: your not giving alot of info: like does it connect elsewhere... is your mom's AP encrypted; if so, what type of encryption?
[02:47] <_Apple_> fccf, I'm running Hardy
[02:47] <giiker> StrangeCharm: ssh on a console in bash
[02:47] <mneptok> Bogus8: you see me talking to him. that's your cue to step aside. please do.
[02:47] <Andorin> gartral: Yes, it normally connects to networks. No encryption.
[02:47] <muptmor> what channel can i get just the very basic help for UBUNTU--brand new user
[02:47] <fccf> Guest94289: It is extremly unwise to run any irc client as root... currently you are operating in this mode... reccommending logging out and logging on as a user before running internet apps
[02:47] <bruenig> muptmor: here
[02:47] <StrangeCharm> giiker what's your login command?
[02:47] <mneptok> muptmor: this is it
[02:48] <giiker> StrangeCharm: I'm using a VM in VirtualBox
[02:48] <gartral> Andorin: are you trying to connect useing encryption (even though the AP isn't encrypted)?
[02:48] <Andorin> gartral: It also does this with the wireless at a library, and I think someone once said something about "dhcp problem" being the cause.
[02:48] <Andorin> gartral: No.
[02:48] <muptmor> looks to me like a bunch of whining
[02:48] <MK13> how do i need to edit ubuntu's menu.lst to boot a test freebsd install i put on the first partition of my harddrive?
[02:48] <StrangeCharm> muptmor-  ask and ye might recieve
[02:48] <giiker> StrangeCharm :StrangeCharm: ssh user@remotehost
[02:48] <bruenig> muptmor: well, some people come in here to do that. But we try to keep it clean.
[02:48] <fccf> _Apple_: then restarting the X server will be easier ... use CTRL-ALT-BACKSPACE to kill your x server after an nvidia-settings save X will then use the new config ... save your work!!!
[02:48] <gartral> Andorin: ok... do you have any rules set up in your psk_supplicant file?
[02:48] <StrangeCharm> giiker-  where are your keys?
[02:49] <Andorin> gartral: Never accessed it, so I assume no?
[02:49] <gartral> Andorin: can you request an IP from the AP?
[02:49] <giiker> StrangeCharm: my keys are in /home/user/.ssh/
[02:49] <SeaPhor> !ask | muptmor  ask already
[02:49] <Andorin> gartral: How would I do that?
[02:50] <StrangeCharm> giiker- loking something up, one sec
[02:50] <gartral> Andorin: hold on, lemme check
[02:50] <fccf> _Apple_: you won't have to do a complete reboot to test settings
[02:50] <giiker> StrangeCharm: and on the remote host, my public one is on the same place
[02:51] <giiker> StrangeCharm: my configuration works with another remote box
[02:51] <Hoss> Pici:  Hmm, I followed the install directions from the firefox website, and extracted to /opt.  In the folder Firefox, there is a script called firefox, and the web sites says to invoke the script with ~/firefox.  Would I need to change the launcher to get this script to run everytime?
[02:51] <MoreGone> can anyone tell me how to assign Hibernate to a specific key? I looked in Keyboard Shortvuts but the hibernate option is not there
[02:51] <bruenig> MoreGone: xbindkeys
[02:51] <MoreGone> bruenig, is that an app i can install?
[02:51] <bruenig> MoreGone: it is
[02:51] <MoreGone> bruenig, perfect thanks
[02:51] <bruenig> mhmm
[02:52] <StrangeCharm> you should have acceptable public keys on the server in ~/.ssh/authorized_keys on the server, per http://unixhelp.ed.ac.uk/CGI/man-cgi?ssh+1
[02:52] <giiker> StrangeCharm: let me double check
[02:52] <gartral> Andorin: when you go to add a network, select Wireless, Add, and go to the IPv4 Settings tab, select Manual in the Method drop and type in "standard" ip that matches the base scheme of the network
[02:52] <mazda01> gartral, dd states that there is no Medium found.
[02:54] <_Apple_> fccf, I don't I just restart the X server
[02:55] <Andorin> gartral: I know the settings you refer to, but I'm not sure how to access them on my laptop. I normally get there by right-clicking the connection icon in the tray, but the only one there is the wicd icon.
[02:55] <fccf> _Apple_: ctrl-alt-backspace is the quicker way
[02:55] <mazda01> i am trying to extract the audio files from a badly damaged audio cd. anyone have any thoughts. dd can't even see the medium.
[02:55] <gartral> mazda01: sox -d /dev/cdrom -t wav /path/to/where/you/want
[02:55] <_Apple_> 'tis what I do, fccf lol
[02:55] <gartral> Andorin: right click Panel, add to panel, network manager
[02:55] <giiker> StrangeCharm: after being cleared by you I found my mistake, I had it wrong
[02:56] <fccf> _Apple_: xinerama needs to be enabled btw
[02:56] <StrangeCharm> giiker-  ftw, no doubt
[02:56] <Andorin> gartral: ....nope, not listed in the Add to Panel menu.
[02:56] <fccf> _Apple_: or is it twinview ... I forget which one's which
[02:56] <mazda01> gartral, WOW. no medium found. it's useless. the cd is ruined I guess.
[02:56] <edbian> Andorin: gartral: The network manager applet shows up in the "Notification Area" applet
[02:57] <giiker> StrangeCharm: do you think I have to stop sshd so that it reads/finds  again my keys?
[02:57] <gartral> mazda01: yea.. sorry
[02:57] <NotSure> i cant see the other partitions on my harddrive
[02:57] <MoreGone> bruenig, due you happen to know the command for hibernate?
[02:57] <mazda01> gartral, thanks for helping me though.
[02:57] <bruenig> MoreGone: no
[02:57] <StrangeCharm> giiker-  i would guess that a reliable and quick way to find out is to onpen a new terminal and try to log in
[02:57] <Andorin> edbian: Thanks.
[02:57] <fccf> MoreGone: is it sleep?
[02:57] <gartral> mazda01: your welcome, sorrry your CD is destroyed
[02:58] <Andorin> edbian, gartral: Apparently it doesn't want to add it. I click Add and nothing happens.
[02:58] <_Apple_> I've tried enameled and disabled numerous times and nothing, I'm just trying to get my xorg to update when I make adjustments, fccf
[02:58] <MoreGone> fccf, no clue
[02:58] <amigamia> can ubuntu be loaded on a Raq4i ?
[02:58] <darkhamm> hey people, i installed kde 4.3.0 rc2 from the ppa with synaptic, how can i remove it complitely and properly?
[02:58] <StrangeCharm> giiker-  i would also guess that it reads the keys on a per-login basis
[02:58] <giiker> StrangeCharm: it still asks for my passwd, I guess I will have to stop tehn restart it
[02:58] <Andorin> edbian, gartral: Never mind, it's adding. Just an empty space, though, it seems.
[02:58] <fccf> _Apple_: you can check to see if it is making changes by using gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf ... gedit will tell you when it changes
[02:58] <StrangeCharm> giiker, guess i'm wrong
[02:59] <giiker> StrangeCharm: aaaaaaahhh, I will reboot then, to make sure!
[02:59] <StrangeCharm> giiker - that is definately overkill
[02:59] <StrangeCharm> giiker-  and a definately advise against it unless you are in the same room as the server
[03:00] <Andorin> Okay... nope, I see nothing. No network manager applet.
[03:00] <_Apple_> fccf, thats the thing I've been doing that and it'll say it's been saved and I'll restart the x server and nothing seems to have changed and I'll reopen xorg,conf and none of the changes I made are there
[03:00] <_Apple_> :/
[03:00] <giiker> StrangeCharm: jaja, no likely itś just a VM,I was trying NoMachine
[03:00] <gartral> Overkill n: too apply such destructive force as it would seem the outcome would be enough to eradicate or oblitorate an enemy 2 or more times over synonym: superkill, hyperdeath
[03:00] <StrangeCharm> giiker, well, then, feel free to, but i still think that sudo /etc/init.d/sshd restart will suffice
[03:00] <fccf> _Apple_: ls /etc/X11/ and see how whats there and when it changed
[03:01] <mneptok> gartral: funny that your choice of dictionary misspells "obliterate"
[03:01] <Jeruvy> I have two monitors working in twinview, any ideas how to get two more working?  They are detected just not enabling.
[03:01] <gartral> mneptok: that would just be my lousy paws
[03:01] <_Apple_> fccf, ok....there is a bunch of stuff
[03:02] <Andorin> So, gartral, apparently that app will not add.
[03:02] <fccf> _Apple_: rename one of the newer ones to xorg.conf
[03:02] <gartral> Andorin: erm.. your problem is deeper...
[03:02] <fccf> jeruvy: using nvidia-settings?
[03:03] <Andorin> Fantastic! Why does this always happen?
[03:03] <Jeruvy> fccf: yup
[03:03] <fccf> jeruvy: and running as root?
[03:03] <Stanley> Can you use wget to download all the images off a website ?
[03:03] <mneptok> Stanley: yes
[03:03] <MoreGone> bruenig, dude thanks, I am rocking now. Little help from you a little google and I am set, appreciate it
[03:03] <giiker> StrangeCharm: I know that would have worked, but somehow, it threw an error saying the command does not exist,strange
[03:04] <bruenig> mhmm
[03:04] <StrangeCharm> did you cd in there to check giiker?
[03:04] <Stanley> mneptok: know what the command would be?
[03:05] <mneptok> Stanley: http://www.delorie.com/gnu/docs/wget/wget_31.html
[03:05] <giiker> StrangeCharm: wau this is wierder, not there
[03:06] <StrangeCharm> giiker-  how did you install sshd?
[03:06] <Andorin> gartral: so.. what do I do?
[03:06] <Jeruvy> fccf: no, I checked the modifications and manually added them.  No errors but no displays
[03:06] <giiker> StrangeCharm: Sypnaptic
[03:06] <fccf> Jeruvy: no errors in xorg.log ???
[03:06] <giiker> StrangeCharm: it's still checked on the services tab
[03:06] <Stanley> mneptok: what if you don't know what directory the images are stored in?
[03:07] <fccf> Jeruvy: pastebin your xorg.conf please
[03:07] <StrangeCharm> giiker-  might be called ssh, not sshd
[03:07] <fccf> Jeruvy: how many GPU's?
[03:08] <Jeruvy> fccf: 2, I can post the xorg.  one sec.
[03:08] <fccf> Jeruvy: and you had the first 2 screens running on the first GPU right?
[03:09] <Jeruvy> fccf: yes working ok
[03:09] <pteague_work> ?irc
[03:09] <pteague_work> irc?
[03:09] <pteague_work> wrong channel <.<
[03:09] <giiker> StrangeCharm: I just tried /etc/init.d/sshd start, and an error says there's a bad config in line 78, I guess I did messed it up now!
[03:09] <giiker> StrangeCharm: I just tried /etc/init.d/ssh start
[03:10] <Neros> Hey guys. I just made a persistent ubuntu install on a usb drive. It installed syslinux as the boot loader. how can I add an entry to that menu to load grub from that same flash drive (to load hiren's boot cd)
[03:10] <fccf> Jeruvy: post that and give me about 10-15 min ... I have a quick errand to run ... while I cannot type on my phone ... I can listen so I will see your progress
[03:10] <juice__> connect irc.gamesurge.net
[03:12] <Jeruvy> fccf: sure np, I was on the phone also (hence my slow replies..) get back to me when you can thx.  http://pastebin.ca1496521
[03:13] <giiker> StrangeCharm: I just got an error saying error bad config  AllowX11Forwarding
[03:13] <Neros> can anyone help me chain load grub from syslinux or syslinux from grub?
[03:14] <gartral> Andorin: im not really sure, sorry :/
[03:14] <fccf> jeruvy: bad link
[03:15] <StrangeCharm> giiker-  have you looked in your config file?
[03:16] <Jeruvy> fccf: oops sorry, http://pastebin.ca/1496521
[03:16] <losher> giiker: in my /etc/ssh/sshd_config it's 'X11Forwarding yes'
[03:16] <_Apple_> fccf, is it normal to have 46 different xorg.conf files?
[03:17] <giiker> StrangeCharm: fixed it, itÅ's running now, but I guess I will have to change the config file everytime I want to run NXserver
[03:17] <giiker> losher: I had that configured to be able to run NX  Server, now I don't know if it will...
[03:17] <StrangeCharm> giiker-  you could just run two instances, with different confs?
[03:17] <fccf> _Apple_: and how new are they?
[03:18] <giiker> StrangeCharm: I haven't gotten that far yet, but I'll try it
[03:18] <homovitruvius> is there a CLI utility for taking screenshots of the entire desktop or the window w/focus? gnome-snapshot gets you halfway: it is possible to take the snapshot from the command line, but it pops up a window for selecting the output file. a gnome-snapshot with a --output <FILE> option would do what I need. Anybody knows of anything that does this? Thx
[03:18] <_Apple_> fccf, a few days
[03:18] <giiker> StrangeCharm: I Wonder i i can run NX server and sshd at the same time i
[03:19] <fccf> Jeruvy: let's see an lspci ... hint if you install pastebinit -(tiny program) you can do lspci | pastebinit ... and it will automatically post it for you ... works with any file
[03:19] <StrangeCharm> homovitruvius-  i don't know what you need, but seem to recall seeing something like that in the linux screenshots on deviantart.com you might want to look at some of those, and see what command they use
[03:19] <giiker> StrangeCharm: it stillasks for a password and not a passphrase!
[03:20] <StrangeCharm> giiker-  has it already worked once?
[03:20] <popkorn> hi all...are there drivers for the ati mobile 9700 to get the 3D effects?
[03:20] <gartral> mazda01: im a re-re... try sox -r 44100 -d -t cdda /path/to/where/you/like/music
[03:20] <giiker> do you mean on the server side? on my client side, I think everything it's fine, because I connected already to another remote box
[03:21] <fccf> _Apple_: guessing, nvidia has been saving, sometimes breaking things, and dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg is taking over and screwing things up ..  again making yet another backup... find a good one and save it to xorg.conf ... and you might be seeing double ... if you know what I mean
[03:21] <Neros> can anyone tell me how to install grub to a usb drive? I want to replace syslinux on the persistent usb install I made
[03:21] <giiker> StrangeCharm: do you mean on the server side? on my client side, I think everything it's fine, because I connected already to another remote box
[03:22] <Jeruvy> fccf: http://pastebin.ca/1496527
[03:22] <StrangeCharm> giiker-  no, i mean have you ever succeeded at this connection?
[03:22] <giiker> StrangeCharm: I connected before but using my password only
[03:22] <roy_hobbs> Hey, vino-server isn't starting when I check the necessary boxes in vino-preference... what could be causing this?
[03:23] <_Apple_> fccf, so would it be acceptable to remove the other xorg.conf files, like with out messing anything up?
[03:23] <StrangeCharm> giiker-  are the publick key files on the server: 1) named correctly, 2) in the right place for the user, and 3) you're sure of 1 and 2 ?
[03:23] <homovitruvius> StrangeCharm: I've just found scrot, and it seems to do what I need
[03:25] <fccf> Jeruvy: you're missing a bunch of stuff monitor2... moniter3 etc ... see also http://www.pastebin.ca/1496531 ... twinview 2 &3
[03:26] <Stanley> ah i got it
[03:26] <fccf> _Apple_ everything but the one that works
[03:26] <Stanley> wget --mirror -A.jpg,.gif,.png http://www.site.com
[03:27] <mazda01> gartral, some progress. here's what it returned. sox formats: can't open output file `/var/lib/mythtv/tmp/': Is a directory
[03:27] <Jeruvy> fccf: ah I figured I might be :)  let me take a peek.
[03:27] <StrangeCharm> homovitruvius-  winnage
[03:27] <giiker> StrangeCharm: yeap,restarting right now to see if it works...
[03:29] <giiker> StrangeCharm: it again asked for my passwd
[03:29] <Neros> is it possible to chainload grub from syslinux?
[03:29] <elz> hum... I guess it's time to configure xchat not to join your channel on startup ;)
[03:31] <gartral> mazda01: i.. really.. need.. coffee before trying to help people, lol, try cdparinioa as a command
[03:31] <lindzeyn> Got a cosmetic question.  How can I get rid of the curvy arrow emblem in the upper right hand corner on the icons of links?
[03:31] <StrangeCharm> giiker-  and you're sure that the keys are named right and in the right places?
[03:31] <giiker> StrangeCharm: yeap,
[03:32] <fccf> lindzeyn: that shows that it is a link ... if you want to change that ... change the icon /usr/share/icons/theme/size/icon
[03:32] <StrangeCharm> giiker-  and your client is definately telling the server that it wants to use keys?
[03:32] <lindzeyn> is there just a null or empty icon that I can swap in for it?
[03:32] <giiker> yeas. because I already connected to another remote box using keys
[03:33] <_Apple_> fccf: what about the failsafe and backup files? should I keep any of those?
[03:33] <fccf> lindzeyn: look in the font folder for the theme you are using and in each size folder copy the non arrow one to the arrow one
[03:34] <fccf> _Apple_: those are technically the same thing... old config files .. different program writing them
[03:34] <_Apple_> ok thanks, fccf
[03:35] <crasx1> anyone know how to access mac user files on ubuntu?
[03:35] <StrangeCharm> giiker-  also, have you read the ssh and sshd man pages?
[03:35] <giiker> StrangeCharm: that's what I'm doing right now
[03:35] <fccf> crasx1: what do you want to do... the apple user system is still unix
[03:36] <crasx1> im trying to recover the files under /users but i dont see my profile, is there some protection?
[03:37] <fccf> crasx1: give me a min ... I am going to go look on a mac
[03:37] <_Apple_> I also have an xorg.conf.failsafe.bak and an xorg.conf.save
[03:37] <crasx1> fccf: someone in aother room said  Linux and its derivatives can't reliably handle HFS Extended (Journaled)... but i see everything else
[03:37] <_Apple_> delete as well? fccf
[03:39] <fccf> _Apple_: yep... I have none of those files
[03:39] <_Apple_> alright, thanks a ton fccf, sorry for all the questions
[03:40] <fccf> _Apple_: no problem ... just helping with the #ubuntu support workload
[03:41] <owen1> can i copy my firefox profile folder and use it in aonther computer?
[03:41] <bruenig> owen1: yes
[03:41] <edbian> owen1: Yes!
[03:41] <owen1> thanks
[03:41] <lindzeyn> fccf, do you know where a completely transparent .svg is sitting in a typical ubuntu install?
[03:41] <edbian> owen1: Wanna know how? :)
[03:41] <lindzeyn> I am looking for an icon to supplant the sym link icon
[03:41] <owen1> edbian: cp ./mozzila/firefox
[03:42] <edbian> owen1: Yep!
[03:42] <ckw> Anyone have suggestions on how to get my Eee 1005HA to recognize either the wireless or wired ethernet connections?
[03:42] <ckw> :S
[03:42] <edbian> owen1: Why did you ask if you know how to do it?
[03:42] <Billy> Google Chrome for Linux
[03:42] <Billy> http://dev.chromium.org/getting-involved/dev-channel
[03:42] <fccf> crasx1: do you have hfsplus and hfsprogs and hfsutils .... you might want these ... two of which are in main and officially supported ... why wouldn't it work?
[03:42] <owen1> edbian: i was guessing. never did it.
[03:42] <poseidon> Hey guys, I'm trying to get grub to boot into windows xp.  I'm not very familiar with grub, so I was wondering if someone could help me through the process
[03:42] <edbian> owen1: OIC
[03:42] <akore> how can I get rid of the second view space
[03:43] <poseidon> I have ubuntu installed, and windows on a separate partition.
[03:43] <bobo> hey guys, im trying to partition my hard drive, but gparted wont work too well, it keeps crashing
[03:43] <SeaPhor> akore, right click on it, Preferences, change to 1
[03:44] <akore> SeaPhor: thanks
[03:44] <Drknezz> Hi
[03:44] <Drknezz> Anyone knows how can i expand my casper-rw file WITHOUT losing all my changes?
[03:44] <HotShowers> can Ubuntu Server Jaunty be installed from a USB stick anyone know?
[03:44] <bobo> HotShowers: yes
[03:44] <Billy> yes i did from a 4gb usb flash drive
[03:44] <SeaPhor> HotShowers, yes
[03:44] <fccf> lindzeyn: like I said they are all in /usr/share/icons/THEMENAME/iconXsize/icon
[03:45] <giiker> StrangeCharm: are you still there?
[03:45] <Drknezz> HotShowers: yes
[03:45] <bobo> whats the advantages of making a diff. partition for your home folder
[03:45] <ehazlett> is there a way to prevent windows from maximizing on the netbook remix?
[03:45] <Drknezz> !usb | HotShowers
[03:46] <giiker> anyone here has ever created swap partition on different disk to speed up performance?
[03:46] <lwells> Is there a detialed tutorial on how I can ftp to my ubuntu machine ?
[03:46] <StrangeCharm> giiker-  sometimes i feel like i never leave
[03:46] <edbian> bobo: When you update you can install over the old / instead of going through the sometimes broken upgrade procedure.
[03:46] <edbian> bobo: If you really screw things up you can reinstall without losing you data
[03:46] <Drknezz> Anyone knows how can i expand my casper-rw file WITHOUT losing all my changes?
[03:46] <spikenick> is anyone experience the message "starting up ..." with hang after grub
[03:46] <giiker> StrangeCharm: jeje, I finally fixed,
[03:46] <lindzeyn> I realize this fccf.  I am just wondering if I am going to have to sift through all those icons just to find a trivial transparent one.
[03:46] <edbian> bobo: You can have multiple OS's mount the same /home
[03:46] <StrangeCharm> giiker-  did you work out what was wrong?
[03:46] <bobo> ooh.
[03:47] <SeaPhor> bobo, when you fresh install the next distro, you have your stuff, if you mess up your system, you still have your stuff, many more
[03:47] <howie> how do i tell what kernel im running?
[03:47] <bobo> well thats actually not my problem atm. gparted is acting screwey and wont make me a new partition
[03:47] <spikenick> to tell what kernel type ' uname -a '
[03:47] <StrangeCharm> bobo you can also easily and independantly encrypt it without general system slowdown
[03:47] <darkhamm> hey people, i've installed kde 4.3.0 rc2 from the ppa with synaptic, how can i unistalled it completely and properly, with apt-get/synaptic?
[03:47] <howie> ty
[03:47] <SeaPhor> howie, uname -a
[03:47] <edbian> bobo: What do you mean screwy?  Are you using gparted on a a live CD?
[03:47] <fccf> lindzeyn: oh that arrow thing is an icon by itself then ... use a vector graphics editor to make a transparency
[03:48] <giiker> StrangeCharm: yeap, I had my authorized_keys file named authorized_keys2. I had read that the number 2 was a hint for SSH V. 2
[03:48] <lwells> howie: You can run system monitor too
[03:48] <StrangeCharm> darkhamm-  sudo apt-get remove <kde blah blah bah> then sudo apt-get autoremove
[03:48] <bobo> edbian: yeah, like im trying to make a 12gb partition for xp (games) and when it checks for errors gparted crashes
[03:48] <lindzeyn> fccf: thanks
[03:48] <jorge_> hola
[03:48] <bobo> after 5 min + of checking for errors that is
[03:48] <edbian> bobo: It crashes??
[03:48] <bobo> yeah
[03:48] <bobo> it crashes
[03:48] <StrangeCharm> giiker-  it's always the small things
[03:48] <Drknezz> Anyone knows how can i expand my casper-rw file WITHOUT losing all my changes?
[03:48] <Hilikus> huy guys
[03:49] <StrangeCharm> giiker-  actually, i lie, it's always either a small or an expensive thing
[03:49] <Hilikus> is there a way to make phpmyadmin interpret textual blob fields?
[03:49] <edbian> bobo: So you have 12gb of "unallocated" space?  Or are you trying to shrink a partition or what?
[03:49] <fccf> Drknezz.. how long have you been running on the live disk?
[03:49] <edbian> bobo: Please confirm: this is gparted on ubuntu 9.04 live cd ?
[03:49] <lindzeyn> fccf:  I bet I could just rename that .svg file to something else and I could get away with it
[03:49] <giiker> StrangeCharm: thanks again, now Igoing to try to run NX and sshd at the same time on the same box, see yeah!
[03:49] <Drknezz> fccf: im running on it atm
[03:49] <bobo> yeah it says unallocated, and i guess i am shrinking it cuz thats what it says
[03:49] <Jeruvy> fccf: ok I think I got it...a bit funky lookin' :)
[03:49] <Drknezz> fccf: but i can reboot into hd install if needed
[03:50] <bobo> like im going from 160gb to 148gb partition and 12 gb partition
[03:51] <giiker> StrangeCharm: as long as I can fixe it GPLly no problem...
[03:51] <edbian> bobo: OK thank you :)  So you first shrink 160GB to 148GB which will leave 12 unallocated.  Then step 2 is to format the unallocated space to make a 2nd partition.  Is this correct?
[03:51] <Drknezz> fccf: does it matter how much time i've been running on it?
[03:51] <nsadmin> jaggz-: who or w
[03:51] <bobo> yeah. i guess
[03:51] <linux> where is the default openjdk "jre" folder installed to in ubuntu?
[03:51] <bobo> do i have to format it?
[03:51] <bobo> or can i just let windows do that
[03:51] <fccf> Drknezz: the live disk wasn't designed for persistance ... and the casper-rw space is limited to how much ram and other resources are available , so no ...but in the installed version ubuntu doesn't use a loop like that
[03:52] <Drknezz> fccf: ask the guys over at pendrivelinux :S
[03:52] <edbian> bobo: To use the space it must be formatted.  Yes
[03:52] <bobo> Oh, ok so that might be my problem
[03:52] <edbian> But first lets worry about why gparted can't shrink your partition.  Is this partition NTFS?  Do you have windows installed on it?
[03:52] <bobo> no, pure linux
[03:52] <Jeruvy> fccf: can you see any glaring issues (I have one wierd one atm) http://pastebin.ca/1496552
[03:52] <bobo> and its ext3
[03:52] <edbian> bobo: ic
[03:53] <giiker> StrangeCharm: see, now I can't connect to NX
[03:53] <edbian> bobo: Does this system have only 1 harddrive with 1 (160GB) partition right now?
[03:53] <bobo> well like im trying to shrink it (all in gparted) when its unallocated, is that why it couldn't have worked maybe?
[03:53] <StrangeCharm> giiker-  what's it complaining of?
[03:53] <bobo> yes, one hard drive, 160gb
[03:53] <fccf> Jeruvy: only 3 screens?
[03:53] <bobo> and some swap space
[03:53] <bobo> wich is like 5gb
[03:53] <edbian> bobo: Ultimately.  What are you trying to do?  Why are you shrinking this partition?
[03:54] <bobo> to put xp on it to do things like print and play games
[03:54] <Jeruvy> fccf: ideally I wanted one twinview and two normal x windows..I have two twin screens with two desktops.?
[03:55] <linux> where is the default openjdk "jre" folder installed to in ubuntu?
[03:55] <edbian> bobo: Ok.  Couple of things :).  1) 5 GB is huge (and most would argue unnecessarily large for swap space).  It is difficult to install windows after linux and dual boot because windows messes with the MBR.  Lastly.  I believe your harddrive to have an error on it because gparted is crashing.
[03:56] <phenix> edbian: is it worth bobo doing an fsck?
[03:56] <edbian> bobo: Let's check the partition for errors first.  Do you know the /dev name?
[03:56] <edbian> phenix: That's what I was about to get into with him :)
[03:56] <bobo> /dev/sda1
[03:56] <Drknezz> Anyone knows how can i expand my casper-rw file WITHOUT losing all my changes?
[03:56] <StrangeCharm> edbian-  5gb? depends how much ram you have
[03:56] <edbian> bobo: Run in a terminal: "sudo e2fsck /dev/sda1"
[03:56] <bobo> ok
[03:56] <edbian> StrangeCharm: I know but 5Gb is quite large
[03:57] <martosurf> hi there!
[03:57] <StrangeCharm> edbian, not if you have 3 or 4 gigs of ram
[03:57] <bobo> i have 2
[03:57] <hiemanshu_> !flash
[03:57] <bobo> haha i forgot, im not on the live CD right now
[03:57] <edbian> bobo: Gigs of ram?
[03:57] <bobo> yeah
[03:57] <fccf> Jeruvy: you haven't defined DFP:0 or 1 ... uh ... there is alot going on here and it will take some time to get things nice .... consider running nvidia-settings and saving a config to home/desktop and see how close you are
[03:57] <giiker> StrangeCharm: it says NX service not available
[03:57] <hiemanshu_> !mp3
[03:57] <edbian> bobo: That is why you cannot alter your partitions!  you can't alter partitions you're mounted on silly!
[03:57] <StrangeCharm> giiker-  well, is the nx service available?
[03:58] <linux> where is the default openjdk "jre" folder installed to in ubuntu?
[03:58] <bobo> no, no
[03:58] <edbian> bobo: no no?
[03:58] <bobo> i was trying to do gparted on the live cd
[03:58] <edbian> bobo: oh I c
[03:58] <darkhamm> StrangeCharm: what do you mean with "kde blah blah blah" i must type all the packages's name?
[03:58] <bobo> i was just trying to do fcsk my non livecd
[03:58] <StrangeCharm> bobo, edbian well, 5gb sounds quite reasonable to me, especially if he ever plans to hibernate
[03:58] <bobo> hold on
[03:58] <edbian> bobo: Reboot and run the command and come back here :)
[03:59] <maxagaz_> i have successfully installed jaunty on a dell optiplex 320, but when grub run the kernel, i get a black screen, does someone know how to solve the issue ?
[03:59] <Jeruvy> fccf: yup thats what I'm doing.  Ubuntu looks good on the plasma :)  thanks for your help I'm going fiddle some more.
[03:59] <edbian> StrangeCharm: I hibernate all the time with my 1GB swap (and 1GB of RAM)
[03:59] <StrangeCharm> darkhamm-  no, just the main kde package, hopefully, then autoremove will remove all the things that only kde needed
[03:59] <bobo> ok be back soon
[03:59] <StrangeCharm> edbian-  but what do you have running?
[03:59] <Drknezz> Anyone knows how can i expand my casper-rw file WITHOUT losing all my changes?
[03:59] <fccf> Jeruvy: thats my expierence ... fiddle w/ nvidia till you get pretty pictures
[03:59] <edbian> StrangeCharm: *Sheepishly* usually nothing :)
[03:59] <ctmjr> Jeruvy, how many graphics cards are you using 2?
[03:59] <Jeruvy> ctmjr: yes 2.
[04:00] <ctmjr> why not use sli as the driver
[04:00] <StrangeCharm> edbian-  well, let's hypothetically suggest that you have up a couple o dozen tabs in a browser with a mild memory leak, and something large that lives in ram, like libowfat. then the extra swap'll seem really useful
[04:00] <Jeruvy> ctmjr: thats a good question
[04:01] <edbian> StrangeCharm: I think that having swap = to ram is a good rule of thumb but I don't think that it is practical to anticipate you might need 10GB of RAM (virtual and physical) at any given point.  Especially with the excellent memory management of linux.  I'm going to give him some aritcles though and let him decide for himself.
[04:01] <martosurf> i'm about to install ubuntu as my primary OS but i need to know this thre things: 1). How well is NTFS support under Ubuntu? I have 250mbs of NTFS data and really don't want to backup it and format the hard disk 2) How well is EXT4 implemented? Is it secure for a /home partition? and last one 3) Can I print to my USB printers from inside a VMWare/Virtualbox virtualized WinXP ? THANKS!!!
[04:01] <linux> anyone here install groupwise, i need to copy the default openjdk jre folder to the groupwise directory?
[04:01] <edbian> StrangeCharm: What does libowfat do?
[04:01] <popkorn> ubuntu will see your NTSF files
[04:01] <linux> martosurf: i would recommend using ext3 for /home so you can use ext2windows software to access it remotely in windows (assuming ur keeping that on that ntfs part)
[04:02] <ablyss> martosurf: 250mbits of data is a blink these days...why not back it up
[04:02] <StrangeCharm> edbian-  sounds fair, my rule is normally 2 and a bit times ram, but that's based on my usage
[04:03] <edbian> StrangeCharm: What does libowfat do?
[04:03] <StrangeCharm> edbian-  it's a gpl libdbj, essentially it does a lot of network malarkey, but it lives in ram, and writes no files by default
[04:03] <Neroon> martosurf: actually ntfs support is fine. never had any probs reading/writing on my w2k partitions
[04:03] <edbian> StrangeCharm: neat
[04:04] <linux> anyone here install groupwise; i need to copy the default openjdk jre folder to the groupwise directory? i can't find the jre folder.
[04:04] <Neroon> martosurf: The USB Printer worked fine under W2K in a Virtual Box under Ubuntu
[04:05] <edbian> StrangeCharm: Here's the article I'll show bobo https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SwapFaq
[04:05] <Neroon> martosurf: But why dont you test some things with the live cd?
[04:05] <StrangeCharm> edbian-  yep, it underpins opentracker (the tracker software used by tpb) - which also lives in ram. it's pretty well written. i've heard it said that they could run tpb off cots router without much trouble
[04:06] <martosurf> linux: cool thanx for enlight me, I will reserve ext4 for other partitions then =) ablyss: indeed I know I should backup my data but I have common DVDs only, no HD DVDs and backup 250mb into 4.3 is a real pain! Neroon: thank you very much for your help, yes I already tried Live CD!
[04:06] <edbian> StrangeCharm: tpb? cots router?  You've lost me in acronyms
[04:06] <losher> martosurf: did you really mean 250mbs? That's less than one cd worth... Ntfs support is good, but if you have any problems, you will need to boot windows to run chkdsk. ext4 is best avoided for the time being.
[04:06] <StrangeCharm> edbian-  the pirate bay | commercial off-the-shelf
[04:06] <edbian> StrangeCharm: ic ic
[04:07] <rootlinuxusr> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SnortIDS followed this, cannot get acidbase installed - $DBtype not specified in some config file, how can I correct this?
[04:07] <linux> anyone here install groupwise, i need to copy the default openjdk jre folder to the groupwise directory?
[04:07] <Neroon> martosurf: I gues you meant 250 GB, not MB?
[04:07] <martosurf> one more guys: in previous Ubuntu 8.10 I had the option to Quit, Restart and Log off directly from the main menu but in current 9.04 version those options are not there, instead I have to use the applet on the bar to quit and restart, how do I make option visible again in the System submenu?
[04:07] <linux> martosurf: i agree, i miss that feature
[04:08] <Hilikus> is there a way to make phpmyadmin interpret textual blob fields?
[04:10] <martosurf> losher: neroon: yeah, course, what I was thinking off? 250 gb lol =D losher: thanx for tip, so I think I will backup everything after all and format a clean nice ext3 linux: there isn't a way to take back the old menu? nothing involving editing system files or so? TNX!
[04:10] <phenix> martosurf: you can right click on the panel and add 'shutdown' and 'logout' buttons for easy access.  Not a menu, but it might help
[04:11] <Cyde> How do I install kdepim3 alongside kdepim4 using apt?
[04:11] <fccf> linux: you are looking for the openjdk location within ubuntu... or where it goes within groupwise???
[04:11] <bobo> edbian: ok back
[04:11] <linux> openjdk
[04:11] <bobo> i did the fsck thing
[04:11] <edbian> bobo: Any errors found?
[04:12] <bobo> nope, it said it was clean
[04:12] <epidemia> klk
[04:12] <bobo> do you want the output?
[04:12] <epidemia> monta
[04:12] <edbian> bobo: Just summarize it for me
[04:12] <fccf> go to synaptic and find the openjdk package ... right click on it and click properties ... then look in the Installed files tab
[04:12] <edbian> bobo: Basically there either were errors or there weren't
[04:12] <epidemia> si dime abe
[04:12] <bobo> no errrors
[04:13] <linux> fccf: i installed the latest from sun's website
[04:13] <edbian> bobo: Excellent!
[04:13] <martosurf> hi phenix! I love ubuntu for it's simplicity, compatibility and because it's noob user oriented, but somwhow I don't like to see it so "canned" like windows =P after all linux is one if not the most user configurable OS on this side of the universe :P
[04:13] <bobo> yes!
[04:13] <linux> fccf: if i install from synaptic will that conflict?
[04:13] <edbian> bobo: Try to give gparted the command to simply shrink the 160Gb partition.  See if it can handle that.
[04:13] <phenix> martosurf: i know what you're saying.  :)
[04:13] <fccf> linux: have you tried whereis openjdk -- probably ... but it might work better
[04:13] <bobo> ok ill try again
[04:13] <Guest56330> harjot,
[04:13] <bobo> be back soon (again)
[04:13] <edbian> oh bobo
[04:14] <fccf> linux: did you install it as a user or as root?
[04:14] <linux> fccf: as root i think, or sudo user (whereis openjdk
[04:14] <linux> openjdk:
[04:14] <fccf> linux: I am installing that kit now ... to see where it installs
[04:15] <Guest56330> help please..
[04:15] <linux> fccf: i tried a find / --name openjdk, but it didn't output right (syntax must have changed in the newer version of find?)
[04:15] <Dr_Willis> Please State the Nature of the Linux Emergancy.
[04:15] <edbian> Guest56330: What do you need yo?
[04:16] <fccf> linux: runtime or the devkit?
[04:16] <Guest56330> edbian, I'm having problems getting the audio for the certain video files.
[04:16] <SeaPhor> !ask | Guest56330
[04:16] <linux> fccf: runtime
[04:16] <losher> Dr_Willis: that was funny!
[04:16] <Navegante> ALguien podria ayudarme con mi ubuntu
[04:16] <Dr_Willis> losher:  :)
[04:16] <linux> !espanol
[04:16] <losher> !es | Navegante
[04:16] <edbian> Guest56330: Do these video files have anything in common?
[04:16]  * losher linux beat me to it...
[04:17] <Guest56330> edbian, nothing in common. I couldnt play a dvd file directory in vlc..
[04:17] <bobo> edbian: im making a usb start up so ill hopefully go faster
[04:17] <Guest56330> edbian,  and i couldnt play a particular wmv file.. only the video comes .. not the audio
[04:17] <Mike_lifeguard> When I print to PDF, where does that document get saved by default?
[04:17] <edbian> bobo: You can install irc client on the live CD and talk to me / us while you work you know
[04:17] <Dr_Willis> Guest56330:  thats sounds like a 'unsupported codec, or missing codec' issue.
[04:17] <bobo> i didnt think it allowed you to... IM WRONG haha
[04:18] <Guest56330> Dr_Willis, where do you suggest I download those codecs from ?
[04:18] <fccf> linux ... this should point you in the right direction
[04:18] <Dr_Willis> !w32codecs | Guest56330
[04:18] <fccf> linux: http://pastebin.ca/1496576
[04:18] <SeaPhor> Guest56330, do you have audio otherwise?
[04:18] <edbian> bobo: Silly bobo
[04:18] <legend2440> Mike_lifeguard: /home/yourusername
[04:18] <Guest56330> ubottu, okay.. i'll check that link
[04:19] <Guest56330> SeaPhor, yes. i have audio otherwise. Mp3 files are audible
[04:19] <linux> fccf: bash: cd: /usr/lib/jvm: No such file or directory
[04:19] <Mike_lifeguard> legend2440: ah, I needed to refresh (it's actually ~/PDF)
[04:19] <SeaPhor> Guest56330, 1 sec, i'll get u another possible fix...
[04:19] <linux> fccf: ok, java --version doesn't output, reinstalling, thanx 4 ur help
[04:19] <fccf> linux: this is where ubuntu installs... I have no idea where sun installs them
[04:19] <Guest56330> SeaPhor, ty.. i'll wait.
[04:20] <SeaPhor> Guest56330, see if this helps- http://www.wood-bee-co.com/woodbeeco/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=54&Itemid=50&mosmsg=Item+successfully+saved.
[04:20] <Guest56330> SeaPhor, one sec..
[04:20] <Navegante> My Desktop do not run please help me
[04:21] <Dreki> when i go to system>administration>mountmanager, it asks for a password, i put in my password, then it does nothing... so i tried to open it from terminal and i got a lot of devices detected then at the end i get "Segmentation fault" then back to a prompt... does anyone know what "Segmentation fault" means?
[04:21] <popkorn> bye all
[04:21] <linux> Navegante: do you have trouble seeing anything on the screen?
[04:21] <fccf> !details | Navegante
[04:21] <cgsawtell> Navegante: please give use more etails
[04:21] <Dr_Willis> Dreki:  means it crashed big time.
[04:22] <Guest56330> SeaPhor, its requires a login. I need to register eh ?
[04:22] <edbian> Dreki: Segmentation Faults are BAD. http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/segmentation-fault-on-linux-unix.html
[04:22] <Navegante> yes  I dont see anything
[04:22] <edbian> Dreki: Are you over-clocking?
[04:22] <karmst> Hello everyone
[04:22] <SeaPhor> Guest56330, ??
[04:23] <Navegante> i don't remember what I do?
[04:23] <linux> Navegante: your X11 is not working; anyone here know how to fix the X11 besides apt-get update && apt-get upgrade && apt-get install x11-commons* ?
[04:23] <Guest20226> new 9.04 install need help getting headphones working :) hello all
[04:23] <karmst> Is anyone in here good at setting up Samba in a Windows 2008 Domain?
[04:23] <Guest56330> SeaPhor, You are not authorised to view this resource.
[04:23] <Guest56330> You need to login.
[04:23] <Navegante> is really strange because I have used the command fsck
[04:23] <Guest56330> SeaPhor, that's the message i get.
[04:23] <Navegante> to fix the system
[04:24] <Dreki> edbian: no
[04:24] <SeaPhor> Guest56330, 1 min..
[04:24] <fccf> Navegante: that might have screwed things up... I'd boot with the live cd and see if your system is still intact
[04:24] <StrangeCharm> karmst- i'm not sure that such mythincally powerful people even exist
[04:24] <linux> Navegante: you can try hitting Control+F2 and signin without an X11; then use apt-get install irssi && irssi to start a /connect irc.ubuntu.com then /join ubuntu to let someone talk you through the fixing
[04:24] <howie> Im trying to install asterisk and when i "make menuselect" for zapta it says i need to install ncurses
[04:24] <Guest56330> SeaPhor, sure..
[04:24] <edbian> Dreki: It was just a thought.  I was over-clocking once and it caused 1 seg fault a day on my system so I had to stop.
[04:25] <karmst> I'm having trouble having a 2008 Domain see a samba server share
[04:25] <Navegante> I am using my system
[04:25] <StrangeCharm> edbian-  exactly one? were they at the same time?
[04:25] <HotShowers> how do you toggle desktops
[04:25] <howie> shouldnt i have ncurses
[04:25] <HotShowers> using keyboard
[04:25] <HotShowers> anyone know?
[04:25] <howie> ctrl alt arrow
[04:25] <Mike_lifeguard> linux: what's the issue?
[04:25] <Navegante> my files is still intact
[04:25] <fccf> howie: you are compiling asterisk?
[04:25] <edbian> StrangeCharm: No.  Totally random.  Affecting different applications and such
[04:25] <howie> fccf: yes
[04:25] <HotShowers> howie: thank you
[04:25] <Navegante> y see my files
[04:25] <Navegante> using
[04:25] <HotShowers> just forgot for a minute
[04:25] <howie> HotShowers: np
[04:25] <gogeta> edbian: stop beaing cheap get a faster cpu you will be in a month anyways
[04:25] <gogeta> lol
[04:25] <edbian> StrangeCharm: It was on average 1.  Depending how much I used the computer / how long it was on.
[04:25] <Navegante> nautilus
[04:25] <zhurai> x
[04:25] <zhurai> woops >_<
[04:25] <linux> Mike_lifeguard: i think his x11-commons whas not working because he said he could see stuff on his screen
[04:25] <fccf> howie: you are aware that it is avalable in the repositorys?
[04:26] <SeaPhor> Guest56330, try now- http://www.wood-bee-co.com/woodbeeco/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=54&Itemid=52
[04:26] <edbian> gogeta: I just un-clocked it.  It's fast enough I just wanted to learn how to do it :)
[04:26] <StrangeCharm> edbian-  oh, ok, cpu not quite flawless enough for that level of clocking :(
[04:26] <howie> fccf:  how do i check that?
[04:26] <Dreki> edbian: yeah i have never been a fan of over clocking... 500mhz is not worth cooking my processor and constant crashes...
[04:26] <Mike_lifeguard> linux: I'm sorry, I don't understand that sentence.
[04:26] <Guest20226> looking for help with VIA driver issue...  headphones not working.
[04:26] <fccf> howie: this is on a gui machine?
[04:26] <edbian> Dreki: Yeah anyway.  No idea why you're getting Segmentation faults
[04:26] <edbian> Dreki: Do you get them often?
[04:27] <gogeta> edbian: you missed my entire fight on the p4d not beeing 64bit
[04:27] <howie> fccf: no its 32bit server but after i go threw and know how to config im installing on my main server
[04:27] <darkhamm> StrangeCharm: please help me. i installed kde from ppa with synaptic, with "kubuntu-desktop" metapackage installation, now if i try to remove it, apt-get remove only the metapackage and nothing more..
[04:27] <Dreki> edbian no just with that one program, i have never even herd of it untill today...
[04:27] <gogeta> lol
[04:27] <cn28h> Would this be an okay place to ask andLinux questions? there's not really an andLinux channel, per se
[04:27] <Dr_Willis> !puregnome
[04:27] <Guest56330> SeaPhor, one sec
[04:27] <karmst> I can access the domain from the Ubuntu Server. However, I can not have any clients access the ubuntu shares through samba.
[04:27] <karmst> Any help anyone?
[04:27] <edbian> Dreki: Does restarting fix the problem?
[04:28] <StrangeCharm> darkhamm-  after you remove the metapackage, autoremove, and you should get rid of the kludge
[04:28] <Navegante> do you know how to update the icons from the system?
[04:28] <StrangeCharm> !puregnome darkhamm
[04:28] <Dreki> edbian i havent tried, i guess i should...
[04:28] <jose__> hola
[04:28] <Navegante> desktop
[04:28] <StrangeCharm> darkhamm !puregnome
[04:28] <jose__> alguien habla espanol
[04:28] <edbian> Dreki: I don't know much about seg faults but it could be just a fluke :)
[04:28] <Navegante> Ayudenmeeeee
[04:28] <Flannel> !puregnome | darkhamm
[04:28] <Flannel> !es | jose__
[04:28] <edbian> StrangeCharm: Can you give this to bobo when he gets back?  http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/segmentation-fault-on-linux-unix.html
[04:29] <edbian> StrangeCharm: I have to go :(
[04:29] <StrangeCharm> Flannel-  there we go
[04:29] <jose__> soy de peru
[04:29] <StrangeCharm> edbian-  if i see him, i will
[04:29] <edbian> StrangeCharm: Thank you!
[04:29] <Dreki> edbian, i guess its worth a shot, be back later...
[04:29] <edbian> Dreki: Good luck
[04:29] <StrangeCharm> ignore this: http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/segmentation-fault-on-linux-unix.html
[04:29] <fccf> howie: start with sudo apt-get update then apt-cache search asterisk ... these will be the avaliable packages for asterisk and figure out what you 'need' obviously you won't need everything but you will have a list .... then sudo apt-get install asterisk
[04:30] <darkhamm> StrangeCharm: yes i look but in this way how can i be sure of the uninstall of all the package installed? the installation of "ubuntu-desktop" can add something to my main installation?
[04:30] <Guest56330> SeaPhor, I ran those commands.. No luck..
[04:30] <StrangeCharm> darkhamm-  sudo apt-get autoremove
[04:30] <Dr_Willis> darkhamm:  ubuntu-desktop is the main metapackage for the core of the ubuntu (gnome) desktop.   it would only add back things  that are in a normal install of ubuntu
[04:31] <howie> fccf: iv already updated and i already installed the ncurses-dev but its still not registering
[04:32] <bobo> edbian: ok, in the usb LiveSession
[04:32] <SeaPhor> Guest56330, try sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade sources.list
[04:32] <phenix> bobo: edbian had to go
[04:32] <bobo> can you help me?
[04:32] <SeaPhor> Guest56330, then do again
[04:32] <phenix> bobo: maybe
[04:32] <phenix> bobo: how did gparted work this time?
[04:33] <bobo> phenix: ok well im in gparted, and i havent tried yet
[04:33] <bobo> should i format the unallocated partition? or just leave it
[04:33] <fccf> howie: have you even tried using the repository ... sudo apt-get install asterisk ... if it needs ncurses-dev and you have it installed then your version of asterisk is not the right version to be using with that particular ncurses ... the asterisk from the repository will work with the local ncurses-dev .. cause it was packaged that way
[04:33] <phenix> bobo: you're booted from the liveCD?
[04:33] <bobo> yeah
[04:33] <phenix> bobo: leave it for now.  Just see if you can shrink your main partition.  Just the one operation for now.
[04:33] <bobo> ok
[04:34] <howie> fccf: ok ill give it another try
[04:34] <fccf> howie: make sure you have the universe repository enabled
[04:34] <howie> fccf: how do i do that?
[04:35] <fccf> howie: pastebin your /etc/apt/sources.list
[04:35] <bobo> phenix: ok well its calibrated and calculated the new size of it, and now its checking the partition for errors
[04:36] <phenix> bobo: let me know if there's any other problems.  I know for me in the past I've had to do each operation seperately .  Hopefully it will work for you now.
[04:36] <howie> motd!
[04:36] <howie> whats the pastbin address?
[04:36] <bobo> phenix: hopefully
[04:36] <click_here> my ubuntu on eee pc install does not allow me to play at loud volumn on my computer to my previous xp install.
[04:36] <fccf> !paste
[04:37] <phenix> bobo: you can either allocate space for your windows partition with gparted or just do so with windows.  I suggest doing it in gparted and only letting windows do the formatting.  Keep in mind that when you install windows you'll have to fix GRUB afterwards.  Do you know how to do that?
[04:37] <SeaPhor> howie, http://pastebin.ca
[04:37] <bobo> phenix: yeah i got that part covered
[04:37] <DrLame> I'm running a tripple boot... win xp, win 7, and ubuntu (netbook version). How can I edit the initial grub that loads to select the os that loads....
[04:37] <phenix> bobo: cool.  good luck.
[04:37] <fccf> howie: even easier .. sudo apt-get install pastebinit ... then pastebinit /etc/apt/sources.list
[04:38] <click_here> thoughts?
[04:38] <bobo> phenix: how long does it take to shrink the partition, i mean ive had it sit  (the 1st time) for like 15 mins
[04:38] <bobo> phenix: and it doesnt show anything
[04:38] <Guest56330> SeaPhor, No luck still. I am not able to view dvd directories through VLC.
[04:38] <SeaPhor> howie: even easier .. sudo apt-get install pastebinit && pastebinit /etc/apt/sources.list
[04:38] <phenix> DrLame: you need to edit menu.lst in /boot/grub
[04:38] <Pluxii> bobo: i assume you're shrinking in vista?
[04:38] <bobo> no, xp
[04:39] <Dr_Willis> Guest56330:  i just tell vlc to play one of the .vob files i recall thats in the dirrectory stucture of a dvd
[04:39] <Guest56330> SeaPhor, and the audio for a particular wmv file is not heard.. thought i'm sure its not faulty
[04:39] <Wagner-> bobo mine (shrinking 1/2 of a 500 gig disk) took well over an hour on a very fast machine
[04:39] <DrLame> thanks, phenix
[04:39] <phenix> bobo: it could take a long time depending on the state of your drive and how much free space it has to work with.
[04:39] <phenix> DrLame: np.
[04:39] <Guest20226> looking for help with getting audio working on my everex top. had 8.04 and gave up... now new and fresh with 9.04
[04:39] <SeaPhor> Guest56330, hrm,,, i am able to view all.... looking..
[04:39] <Guest56330> Dr_Willis, shall try that..
[04:39] <Pluxii> bobo: hmm not sure then, it took me about 5 minutes to make a 100gb partition using shrink on vista
[04:39] <bobo> see this is where my Hd is wierd. it says i have 100gb of space tooken up, but inreality i only have like 20-30 gb tooken up
[04:40] <bobo> and idk where teh other 80gb is
[04:40] <wizzo> sebsebseb: hi
[04:40] <phenix> bobo: that makes me think your drive could have huge amounts of sectors marked as bad.
[04:40] <Dr_Willis> bobo:   5% is reserved on a normal filesystem.. then theres rounding issues...  then theres   always what phenix  says
[04:40] <bobo> how should i clear it up?
[04:40] <Guest20226> maybe at least a nudge to the right channel for my audio issue?
[04:41] <Pluxii> bobo: maybe turn off pagefileing? also do you use a tv tuner card, those can have a huge cache
[04:41] <colloguy> anyone know why my compiz screenshot plugin never actually creates an image file?
[04:41] <DrLame> phenix: the first time I loaded it, I selected the windows that turned out to be the recovery partition... and it broke the grub. Should I just remove that option?
[04:41] <deadredghost> i am having an audio issue also
[04:41] <bobo> pluxil: no, no tv tuner
[04:41] <dronix> quick question. Does anyone know how to make changes to a user group without having to logout/restart?
[04:41] <phenix> DrLame: i don't understand what you mean.  Why remove it?
[04:41] <howie> http://pastebin.com/f72553282
[04:42] <Dreki> i am havving a problem with a segmentation fault when i try to run MountManager terminal output is here http://paste.ubuntu.com/219503/
[04:42] <khelvan> Does anyone know of a good mkvextract / mp4box tutorial that lays out the steps you need to use to remux a .mkv to .mp4?
[04:42] <DrLame> phenix, just starting that option then exiting the recovery (without doing anything) caused the grub boot loader to break (error 22) and I had to reinstall ubuntu before I could boot any of my partitions at all...
[04:42] <jwjza> a sort of vague question: is dual booting vista and ubuntu (or any linux distro really) any more difficult than dual booting xp and ubuntu? does bcd make it any harder?
[04:42] <Guest56330> Dr_Willis, mpg files video colour saturation seems to have decreased, than the one that appears when i watch in windows.
[04:43] <theRealBall> help i don't think my profile.d is being read on boot how do i do this?
[04:43] <phenix> bobo: look at: http://www.averyjparker.com/2009/01/12/checking-the-smart-details-of-a-hard-drive-with-an-ubuntu-boot-cd/
[04:43] <deadredghost> i cannot hear audio play back from videos or music streams, but if i unmute my mic i can hear it.  any ideas?
[04:43] <DrLame> jwjza, I installed ubuntu from within vista and was quite pleased, never had a single issue
[04:43] <Pluxii> just curious, did anyone else have the problem of deleting the partition that ubuntu is on and then having a grub error when you try to boot causing you not to be able to load your other os?
[04:43] <bobo> ok will do... still pluggin away at shrinking
[04:43] <phenix> bobo: that might help you figure out if your drive has marked huge amounts of errors.  If it has, backup your data quick.
[04:43] <jwjza> DrLame: awesome.  i actually meant to say windows 7, though...
[04:43] <jwjza> but same bootloader so i guess itll be fine
[04:44] <cn28h> Pluxii, no, but it's not surprising that if you delete all of grub's settings and files that it wouldn't work well
[04:44] <Pluxii> cn28h: hah
[04:44] <donavan> is there a way (im sure there is) get a bunch of files from a website that are setup for only streaming so save as a batch to my local disk so that I can listen to them on my MP3 player ? the files I am looking are are ASX files which im sure I will have to do some conversion on to strip the audio out