[00:01] <maxflax> jeff_1: Can't remember how I fixed it.
[00:01] <UBuxuBU> running ubuntu live now on a infected windows machine i want to scan the windows drive from the live ubuntu cd where do i fing the HDD
[00:01] <friendlyfascism> hans_, wont work how, little context helps, desktop, release you have xbacklight installed...etc
[00:02] <friendlyfascism> UBuxuBU, does it show with sudo parted -l
[00:02] <UBuxuBU> looking friendlyfascism
[00:03] <UBuxuBU> one moment
[00:03] <hans_> ok
[00:03] <friendlyfascism> UBuxuBU, You will never know if you fully cleaned it, a reload of an image/clone is the standard.
[00:03] <UBuxuBU> here is my issue friendlyfascism
[00:03] <jeff_1> Well, I reinstalled the driver and that seemed to fix the problem.
[00:04] <jeff_1> Very strange.
[00:04] <maxflax> jeff_1: yupp. think I did the same.
[00:04] <UBuxuBU> we tried to reinstall windows on the machine, tha machine cannot see its HDD anymore so windows will not install, so i ran ubutntu live dvd installed avast and now i want to try to kill the windows virus from the live ubuntu cd?
[00:04] <jeff_1> Well thank you!
[00:06] <UBuxuBU> is clam better for this purpose?
[00:06] <friendlyfascism> UBuxuBU, A virus should not hide the HD.
[00:06] <UBuxuBU> freakin avast wants a damn key now???
[00:06] <maxflax> UBuxuBU: Did you get a output from friendlyfascism command?
[00:06] <Maltahl> any help with my network-manager-pptp in ubuntu 14.04 ?
[00:06] <friendlyfascism> not from a ubuntu live anyway UBuxuBU
[00:06] <hans_> how can i ficks my brightness
[00:06] <UBuxuBU> ok then wheer is the darn this
[00:07] <UBuxuBU> we cant see it too scan it
[00:07] <friendlyfascism> UBuxuBU, See if it needs to be replugged, a bad cable...etc
[00:07] <UBuxuBU> i think the HDD has a broken firmware
[00:07] <UBuxuBU> its laptop
[00:07] <UBuxuBU> so its snug
[00:07] <UBuxuBU> no cables
[00:07] <friendlyfascism> so open the access
[00:07] <UBuxuBU> u still think might be loose in laptop case
[00:08] <UBuxuBU> it cant even move in htere
[00:08] <friendlyfascism> UBuxuBU, Not being seen by a live ubuntu is not a virus issue
[00:08] <UBuxuBU> these 2.5 with carriages cant even move
[00:08] <UBuxuBU> but we will look
[00:08] <friendlyfascism> UBuxuBU, Maybe its fried
[00:08] <UBuxuBU> i think it is
[00:09] <UBuxuBU> wont boot doze
[00:09] <UBuxuBU> doze installer says cant see HDD but yet the BIOS sees the HDD
[00:09] <UBuxuBU> so im not sure
[00:09] <friendlyfascism> UBuxuBU, we ask you use correct name for windows here.
[00:09] <UBuxuBU> doze wants me to slipstream a driver in
[00:09] <UBuxuBU> to see the HDD
[00:10] <Tha-Fox> I was able to upgrade my xbmcbuntu from 12.10 to 14.04. unfortunately in the process I lost wlan internet connection. lan (wireless) works just fine and I can ping other laptops behind the same router. other laptops are also able to get to the internet but this one says "network unreachable". I've rebooted the cable modem (works as router and wlan ap). I've also rebooted the laptop and made sure there is only one line in routing table to put everyt
[00:10] <UBuxuBU> i dont beleive any driver will fix it
[00:10] <friendlyfascism> sata? this XP? UBuxuBU
[00:10] <UBuxuBU> sata
[00:10] <UBuxuBU> yes
[00:10] <friendlyfascism> UBuxuBU, XP is eol.
[00:10] <UBuxuBU> thats why this BS about putting in a driver is BS
[00:10] <UBuxuBU> its w7
[00:10] <UBuxuBU> xp always had that issue
[00:10] <UBuxuBU> not w7
[00:10] <UBuxuBU> as far as i know
[00:10] <friendlyfascism> UBuxuBU, A ms certified W7 would have sata
[00:11] <UBuxuBU> well i got it from digital river so
[00:11] <UBuxuBU> i know its good
[00:11] <UBuxuBU> good clean w7 disk
[00:11] <friendlyfascism> UBuxuBU, NOt legit here or anywhere.
[00:11] <UBuxuBU> used it many times
[00:11] <UBuxuBU> and its goin in  a stock gateway laptop
[00:11] <UBuxuBU> no modifications
[00:11] <UBuxuBU> no reason to be missing a HDD driver on that w7 disk
[00:12] <UBuxuBU> so i thought i try to install ubuntu but it wont install either
[00:12] <UBuxuBU> so too me either the HDD id baked or the Mobo is fried
[00:12] <Tha-Fox> oh and I'm using static ip on this laptop and all the other use DHCP. there are no duplicate ip addresses, I checked that
[00:12] <OerHeks> UBuxuBU, nor really an Ubuntu issue, is it? join ##windows for that
[00:12] <UBuxuBU> well i wanna install buntu now may as well
[00:12] <UBuxuBU> but it wont install
[00:12] <BenMcLean> hey I'm trying to back up stuff from my laptop before changing out it's hard drive
[00:13] <BenMcLean> so i put ubuntu on a micro sd card and have booted from the card reader
[00:13] <friendlyfascism> Tha-Fox, Do a fresh install 12.10 is eol so is 13.04 and 13.10 will be in weeks.
[00:13] <BenMcLean> need to install Teamviewer to connect to my windows computer remotely
[00:14] <BenMcLean> but neither version that they provide seems to work. the 32 bit version complains i'm on the wrong architecture (i'm on amd64 instead of i386) and the 64 bit version complains about missing dependencies, which apparently were phased out of ubuntu. anything i could do you guys could maybe suggest? :)
[00:15] <friendlyfascism> Tha-Fox, That OSis not supported here either.
[00:15] <BenMcLean> oh wait, i found it. dpkg --add-architecture i386
[00:16] <BenMcLean> ok cool its working now
[00:17] <Tha-Fox> friendlyfascism: it is ubuntu 14.04 with xbmc installed as another package so I doubt it makes any difference? and I have 14.04, just upgraded it from 12.10
[00:17] <skilz> How do I look? http://postimg.org/image/udrfbgjg9/
[00:18] <friendlyfascism> skilz, Don't spam the channel
[00:18] <skilz> What is spam?
[00:18] <Salamaleicon> galera, boa noite, alguÃĐm conhece algum programa tipo FORMAT FACTORY para ubuntu 14.04 ?
[00:19] <Pici> !pt | Salamaleicon
[00:19] <skilz> I thought that is ham in a can?
[00:24] <Tha-Fox> my bad, I misread my routing table. it wasn't a default gateway, only for 192.168 network...
[00:24] <thezenguy> hello, i have a question or a request for feature.
[00:25] <friendlyfascism> !topic | thezenguy
[00:25] <thezenguy> thanks
[00:26] <friendlyfascism> thezenguy, This is support we have no attachment to features
[00:27] <thezenguy> gotcha
[00:28] <OerHeks> thezenguy,  you can file a bug request, ask for the feature and ask for the bug to be classified under [Wishlist].
[00:30] <edition> how to find what is locking "/org/freedesktop/ReserveDevice1/Audio0"?
[00:30] <Maltahl> help i0 cannot connect to VPN with Ubuntu!!!
[00:31] <BenMcLean> got it finally
[00:33] <edition> qjackctl fails because a handler was already registered to "/org/freedesktop/ReserveDevice1/Audio0
[00:33] <TJ-> Have we given up on libvirt/virt-manager in Trusty? I'm seeing all sorts of basic failures simply trying to create a default QEMU/KVM instance via virt-manager. First it was apparmor DENYing console chardev (fix: disable apparmor), now I'm seeing "hda-duplex not supported in this QEMU binary", and I've also seen "SATA is not supported with this QEMU binary", and "Unable to determine model for scsi controller".
[00:40] <edition> :/
[00:40] <edition> any suggestions?
[00:41] <edition> ive searched several askubuntu pages, tried everything...
[00:41] <edition> just need to find what is preventing jack from using"/org/freedesktop/ReserveDevice1/Audio0"
[00:42] <SchrodingersScat> edition: /org/?
[00:42] <edition> no idea
[00:43] <edition> this error message is the main reason why jack will NOT start
[00:43] <edition> the internet wasn't helpful
[00:43] <BenMcLean> i have same deal as this guy about teamviewer now http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2166694
[00:43] <BenMcLean> except teamviewer 9
[00:44] <SchrodingersScat> edition: including this?: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2103946
[00:45] <edition> yes
[00:45] <edition> and the XRUNS, if it gets to run at all :/
[00:47] <edition> this is driving me to the drink. so frustrating.
[00:50] <john1978> Would anyone be able willing to help me with a problem with wifi? I am at a Panera BreadâĶI know my wifi works âĶI have used it at homeâĶbut here it wonât get to their redirect page to login.
[00:50] <edition> ifconfig?
[00:51] <edition> do you know the host or IP of the redirect page?
[00:52] <john1978> no i dont edition âĶ in mac or win it loads by itself
[00:52] <Ben64> might be a browser setting or a panera problem
[00:53] <edition> just want to see what is using "/org/freedesktop/ReserveDevice1/Audio0"
[00:53] <john1978> i know paneraâs wifi is working because i am using it on another laptop to talk to you so i suspect it is a setting
[00:53] <john1978> any ideas which one or ones?
[00:56] <john1978> Does anyone have any ideas about the problem I am describing?
[00:57] <edition> john1978: I cant see your network, so... no idea
[00:57] <john1978> great
[00:57] <juboba> where can I find the ffmpeg codecs? I need to rip a dvd. Are they available in the gst-plugins-* packages?
[00:58] <edition> john1978: how did it work on windows?
[00:58] <edition> explain the procedure
[00:58] <john1978> Okay, to be clear, I am talking to you on a Macbook Pro I have with meâĶthe laptop that I want to get on the internet is a Thinkpad T42 running the most recent version of Lubuntu
[00:59] <edition> ah :)
[00:59] <john1978> Now, on the mac, or on windows for that matter,
[00:59] <friendlyfascism> juboba, What ubuntu release is this?
[00:59] <daftykins> john1978: please try and keep it to as few line as possible
[00:59] <edition> at what point did MS Windows tell you to provide authentication?
[01:00] <edition> or on your Macbook Pro?
[01:00] <juboba> friendlyfascism: 14.04
[01:00] <edition> juboba: don't forget libdvdcss!
[01:00] <john1978> when you connect to the Panera router, you open firefox and a redirect page pops up, you hit login (agreeing to their TOS) and then you are able to use the internetâĶon the Lubuntu machine, the router shows up but the redirect page doesnt popup when you open firefox
[01:00] <friendlyfascism> juboba, some info, http://askubuntu.com/questions/432542/is-ffmpeg-missing-from-the-official-repositories-in-14-04
[01:01] <edition> have you tried Handbrake?
[01:01] <juboba> thanks friendlyfascism edition
[01:01] <friendlyfascism> juboba, Are you converting the rip?
[01:02] <edition> john1978: have you tried curl, to see what response you get?
[01:02] <daftykins> john1978: try and hit a website
[01:03] <edition> could try nmap :)
[01:03] <juboba> friendlyfascism: it's a video we recorded with a camera
[01:03] <john1978> no thats a good idea :) i did try multiple websites through the browser with server not found
[01:03] <john1978> but i will try curl hold on
[01:03] <juboba> friendlyfascism: I want to get a mp4 or avi or whatever
[01:03] <juboba> format that I can upload and store.
[01:04] <edition> do you want direct FFMPEG conversion?
[01:04] <daftykins> john1978: has a proxy ever been used with said system?
[01:04] <john1978> curl isnt installed on this machine (its not my usual linux machine) and of course i cant apt-get because i cant connect
[01:04] <john1978> no it is a fresh install
[01:04] <Ben64> juboba: dvd to avi/mp4 is not an easy task. i just leave my stuff on dvd
[01:04] <Ben64> john1978: wget?
[01:05] <friendlyfascism> juboba, I use winff generally, I have no ffmpeg installed
[01:05] <friendlyfascism> not sure on a iso however
[01:05] <john1978> nothinâĶcan resolve host address..tried pinging yahoo too but got âunknown host"
[01:06] <Ben64> john1978: try going to http://<IP_ADDRESS>
[01:06] <juboba> uhm, I don't know much about video :(
[01:06] <edition> its better to use ffmpeg from the command line, or through a well-known Application
[01:06] <juboba> what's your suggestion?
[01:06] <Ben64> juboba: to not try ripping. you'll end up with a mediocre copy
[01:06] <juboba> edition: I wanted to use ffmpeg directly
[01:06] <edition> then get the FFMPEG build :)
[01:06] <edition> or use Handbrake
[01:06] <edition> handbrake.fr
[01:06] <juboba> Ben64: what should I use to convert the video then?
[01:07] <juboba> edition: everybody talks about handbrake, is it a gui app?
[01:07] <edition> yes.
[01:07] <juboba> uhm
[01:07] <juboba> ok
[01:07] <edition> good?
[01:07] <john1978> Ben 64: unable to connect to the ip
[01:07] <john1978> its google right
[01:08] <edition> "netstat -p tcp"
[01:08] <edition> tell me what you get
[01:08] <SchrodingersScat> edition: sometimes handbrake is ffmpeg http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ffmpeg#Projects_using_FFmpeg
[01:08] <edition> its your choice, whether to use a GUI, or the ffmpeg executable.
[01:08] <john1978> edition: quite a bit, what am I looking for?
[01:09] <edition> pastebin
[01:09] <john1978> im not on that machine i cant. :) l
[01:09] <juboba> edition: but what about quality? I remember I could choose the quality using ffmpeg.
[01:10] <edition> the ffmpeg executable allows you to retain the same quality.
[01:10] <edition> its your choice :)
[01:11] <TJ-> john1978: Is basic DNS resolution working correctly? You can do things like "dig +short domain.tld" and get a valid IP result?
[01:12] <juboba> edition: ;) thanks!
[01:12] <edition> still have problems with "/org/freedesktop/ReserveDevice1/Audio0"...
[01:12] <edition> still have problems with "/org/freedesktop/ReserveDevice1/Audio0"...
[01:12] <john1978> TJ: it says no servers can be reacher
[01:12] <john1978> reached
[01:13] <edition> TJ: why use dig?
[01:14] <TJ-> john1978: So the router hasn't handed out a valid DNS server via DHCP at this point? Is the laptop receiving and accepting a DHCP OFFER (check "/var/lgo/syslog") ?
[01:14] <edition> just want the MIDI keyboard to work with QSynth :/
[01:14] <TJ-> john1978: typo! "/var/log/syslog"
[01:16] <john1978> TJ: The log in question is 18 lines longâĶmost of them say host name not found
[01:16] <daftykins> john1978: echo "nameserver <IP_ADDRESS>" > /etc/resolv.conf
[01:17] <john1978> you mean type that in daftykins?
[01:17] <daftykins> yep
[01:17] <john1978> do i have to use sudo
[01:17] <daftykins> oh yeah
[01:18] <john1978> even with sudo it is saying permission denied
[01:19] <daftykins> hmm probably some nasty resolvconf quirkiness on there
[01:19] <john1978> brb
[01:20] <q_> i have downloaded   wine    and   notepad + +       i dont know how to the configure      wine
[01:20] <TJ-> john1978: you should see (in "/var/log/syslog") something similar to this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7801172/
[01:21] <john1978> I certainly do not.
[01:21] <daftykins> q_: you're really doing Linux wrong, trying to use WINE for a text editor.
[01:21] <q_>  i reather find a windows torrent but i cant find one
[01:22] <TJ-> john1978: Is the lubuntu machine connecting to the WiFi network at all?
[01:22] <hiimchris> if i want to use latest mesa drivers for an HD7850 from xorg-edgers fresh X crack, do i do anything beyond adding the PPA and apt-get update?
[01:22] <edition> why not Geany?
[01:22] <edition> theres plenty of text editors...
[01:22] <john1978> it would seem that it is notâĶhowever, as i mentioned above i have used it at my wifi at home without difficulty
[01:23] <TJ-> john1978: No Wifi explains your symptoms :)
[01:23] <john1978> it sees the router here but just wont connect
[01:23] <ObrienDave> could be at its set limit of connections
[01:24] <edition> this question would me marked down on stackexchange
[01:24] <edition> be
[01:24] <john1978> what do yo umean edition?
[01:25] <edition> its not clear.
[01:25] <john1978> you mean my question is not clear?
[01:25] <edition> sorry, but yes.
[01:25] <q_> does anyone  know how to configure wine
[01:25] <daftykins> !wine | q_
[01:25] <q_> i know
[01:25] <TJ-> john1978: what wifi chipset is in the Linux machine? Some older chipsets/drivers cannot support WPA/WPA2 for example
[01:26] <john1978> ummm, okay, what isnt clear about it?  my wireless clearly works because it works on other routersâĶthe wireless where i am presently clearly works because i am talking to you using it on a different laptop
[01:26] <q_> i know what it is i want to know how to set it up
[01:26] <ObrienDave> q_ why do you need WINE for a text editor? there are many good ones available
[01:26] <daftykins> q_: and it has the links and the channel to join, please make use of them.
[01:26] <john1978> TJ: I am not sure of the chipsetâĶ.however, I use WPA2 at home and it connects there.
[01:26] <q_> i just want to play this game
[01:26] <q_> is all
[01:27] <iamwhoiam> q_ : you want to install notepad++ or a game?
[01:27] <daftykins> ObrienDave: my troll alarm is ringing
[01:27] <john1978> Who is a troll?
[01:27] <TJ-> john1978: What WiFi band (2.4GHz 802.11b/g/n or 5.xGHz 802.11a), what WiFi authentication is in use right now by the *connected* client?
[01:27] <ObrienDave> daftykins, LOL so i c :))
[01:27] <TJ-> john1978: Can the Lubuntu machine *see* the Wifi network at all right now?
[01:28] <john1978> Yes, it sees it but when I click on it, it doesnât connectâĶlet me check on the band
[01:28] <john1978> 802.11 B
[01:28] <q_> i have wine installed i have notepad ++  installed i dont know how to make wine boot the game
[01:28] <ObrienDave> q_ which game? did you check on winehq to see if it even works under wine?
[01:28] <TJ-> john1978: OK... so work on solving that connection issue ... monitor syslog because wpa_supplicant will write messages there which should give you clues (e.g. "sudo tail -f /var/log/syslog")
[01:28] <q_> street rod
[01:29] <john1978> thanks TJ
[01:29] <john1978> i will do that
[01:29] <john1978> thanks for your help everyone
[01:29] <ubuntu_> Hello folks!
[01:29] <ObrienDave> q_ did you check on winehq to see if it even works under wine?
[01:29] <ubuntu_> Could someone help installing teamviewer please?
[01:29] <q_> can you do that
[01:30] <ObrienDave> you can
[01:30] <q_> so you saying if the game is not on the list  it will not work
[01:31] <ObrienDave> no, but you will find out if you need to do special things to wine
[01:31] <ObrienDave> http://www.winehq.org/
[01:31] <q_> what does notepad do anyways
[01:32] <ObrienDave> it's a programmers text editor
[01:32] <ObrienDave> notepad++ that is
[01:32] <hiimchris> if i want to use latest mesa drivers for an HD7850 from xorg-edgers fresh X crack, do i do anything beyond adding the PPA and apt-get update?
[01:33] <ObrienDave> daftykins, until proven otherwise..... ;P
[01:33] <fugiwara> hello
[01:34] <q_> do i need it for wine
[01:34] <ObrienDave> greetings and welcome fugiwara
[01:34] <ubuntu_> Could someone help installing teamviewer please?
[01:34] <fugiwara> Thank you
[01:34] <ObrienDave> q_ no, you don't NEED it for wine
[01:35] <q_> ok hold on i going to go delete every thing and i will come back for you step by step
[01:35] <ObrienDave> why?
[01:35] <q_> how to use wine
[01:36] <ObrienDave> look in winehq ask in #winehq
[01:36] <ObrienDave> this channel is NOT wine support
[01:36] <hiimchris> or just use playonlinux, does everything for you
[01:36] <q_> i tryed to read it it does compute to me
[01:38] <fugiwara> LOL.. someone has any link that help me on hoow to use Xchat?
[01:38] <ubuntu_> Could someone help installing teamviewer please?
[01:38] <ObrienDave> ask in #xchat channel
[01:38] <fugiwara> thanks
[01:39] <ObrienDave> fugiwara, better yet, get HexChat
[01:40] <fugiwara> ok, I'll find in the softwares list
[01:40] <TBotNik> All, On kubuntu 12.04 LTS. KDE Wallet is absolute trash, will not take my "sudo" password, will not take my "wifi" password and keeps wifi totally locked out on my laptop.  How do I remove this trash without damaging the system?  Tried straight up apt-get purge and blew up the system.
[01:41] <edition> is there a channel for developers?
[01:43] <ubuntu_> I am trying to follow this install process and it is failing on me :
[01:43] <fugiwara> One question regarding Ubuntu... I'm using the 12.04LTS and for Firefox and Midori always crash the Unity desktop manager... now I'm using Opera and until now I had any issue
[01:43] <ubuntu_> http://www.teamviewer.com/pt/help/363-How-do-I-install-TeamViewer-on-my-Linux-distribution.aspx
[01:43] <fugiwara> there is something wrong with the kernel version or compatibility?]
[01:44] <TBotNik> All Repeating, On kubuntu 12.04 LTS. KDE Wallet is absolute trash, will not take my "sudo" password, will not take my "wifi" password and keeps wifi totally locked out on my laptop.  How do I remove this trash without damaging the system?  Tried straight up apt-get purge and blew up the system.
[01:53] <BenMcLean> what would be the best way to set up a file transfer between an Ubuntu and a Windows 7 PC over a NAT firewalled network?
[01:54] <edition> have you tried Samba?
[01:54] <BenMcLean> please note the NAT firewalled network part. setting up an FTP server is easy. dealing with a NAT firewall is hard
[01:55] <BenMcLean> edition, no. does samba have a way to run through a nat firewall?
[01:55] <TJ-> BenMcLean: Maybe create a point-to-point VPN and tunnel CIFS/SMB through it?
[01:55] <edition> no
[01:55] <edition> good point
[01:56] <BenMcLean> TJ do you know of a free VPN that will work thorugh a NAT firewall?
[01:56] <BenMcLean> I've been tryign to run Teamviewer because it works through NAT firewalls
[01:56] <BenMcLean> but it'll say connection failed when i try to connect
[01:57] <TJ-> BenMcLean: Best thing would be an HTTP tunnel if you have no control over the firewall
[02:00] <TJ-> BenMcLean: "httptunnel" is cross-platform, so can be installed on Windows and Linux hosts
[02:00] <fugiwara> hello guys,,, someone can help me with installation issues for ubuntu 14.04?
[02:00] <BenMcLean> TJ but can it get through a nat firewall?
[02:00] <fugiwara> (LTS)
[02:01] <BenMcLean> maybe i could use a crossover cable
[02:01] <BenMcLean> does that still work on modern OS?
[02:01] <TJ-> Ben64: gigabit ethernet does auto-MDI-X and many recent fast ethernet chipsets do, too
[02:02] <fugiwara> some expert on installation for ubuntu 14.04?
[02:06] <fugiwara> someone speaks spanish,portuguese?
[02:08] <ubuntu_> could someone help me install teamviewer please?
[02:10] <ObrienDave> !es | fugiwara
[02:10] <ObrienDave> !pt | fugiwara
[02:10] <webfox_> Hello, could someone help me to install Teamviewer application please?
[02:10] <fugiwara> you're amazing
[02:10] <fugiwara> thank you guys
[02:27] <CharlesIC> hi
[02:27] <CharlesIC> my hard drive has 192 bad sectors
[02:27] <CharlesIC> badblock secured them
[02:27] <CharlesIC> do i still need a new HD?
[02:28] <ObrienDave> only if the count gets much higher quickly. you might want to consider a new HDD anyway
[02:30] <webfox_> Hello, could someone help me to install Teamviewer application please?
[02:30] <baus> is it possible to install ubuntu on my 2011 15" macbook pro?
[02:30] <baus> it's model A1286
[02:30] <baus> thanks
[02:30] <webfox_> Hello, could someone help me to install Teamviewer application please?
[02:32] <MACscr> webfox_: no. Read the instructions
[02:32] <netameta> where can i find the time zone config in ubuntu ?
[02:32] <kostkon> !details | webfox_
[02:33] <ObrienDave> baus, yes, it's possible, i would think
[02:33] <MACscr> netameta: dpkg-reconfigureÂ tzdata
[02:33] <baus> i want to be like RMS
[02:33] <baus> a true american hero
[02:33] <baus> and go open source
[02:33] <netameta> MACscr this is a commend ?
[02:33] <ObrienDave> netameta, yes
[02:33] <MACscr> netameta: yes
[02:34] <q_> why an i not able to put in my password in terminal when im prompted to put it in
[02:34] <netameta> i got UnicodeEncodeError: 'utf-8' codec can't encode character '\udca0' in position 16: surrogates not allowed
[02:34] <netameta>  and a lot of other stuff
[02:35] <ObrienDave> q_ you will NOT see your password under sudo
[02:35] <ObrienDave> q_ security concern
[02:35] <q_> i type it in and it enterit say sorry does not work
[02:36] <ObrienDave> then it's the wrong password
[02:36] <q_> no i hit the rite password i oly use the number 1
[02:38] <q_> is their a way to change the passsword for terminal
[02:38] <ObrienDave> it's the same as your user login password
[02:39] <q_> it works for me to get back in after my screen shut downs
[02:39] <q_> but when i do my password in terminal it does  not do nothing
[02:40] <ObrienDave> afaik, not possible to have different password for term
[02:47] <ObrienDave> afaik, not possible to have different password for sudo
[02:47] <q_> i guess it was one of those famous ubuntu  glitches
[02:48] <ObrienDave> pebcak ;P
[02:53] <q_> ok who would like to give the stupid ass  (  ME  )  directions on how to  wine  so i can play   STREET ROD    thank you
[02:54] <Blue1> !wine >q_
[02:54] <edition> double click streetrod.exe :)
[02:55] <q_> i tryed to read everything to no matter what i do i dont get it
[02:56] <q_> hold on
[02:56] <javier_1> hi, does anyone knows how to install bluegriffon on ubuntu 14.04?
[03:00] <ObrienDave> q_ according to http://appdb.winehq.org/ there are 21,000+ apps listed. street rod is NOT one of them
[03:00] <desnaike> javier_1 try http://nixmash.com/linux/how-to-install-blue-griffon-in-ubuntu-and-linux-mint/
[03:03] <grepwood> hi everyone
[03:03] <grepwood> I got a really quick question, because I can't download the entire ubuntu iso
[03:03] <caboose_m_j> hi the system monitor shows the usage % of my CPU, is there something tat will show the same data for my GPU(s) ?
[03:03] <ObrienDave> greetings and welcome
[03:03] <grepwood> does Ubuntu use /etc/ubuntu_version or /etc/debian_version?
[03:03] <kmitchell> hey my sound isn't working... what's the terminal command to open sound properties?
[03:04] <ObrienDave> kmitchell, alsamixer
[03:06] <ObrienDave> grepory, i have debian_version in /etc
[03:06] <ObrienDave> contents show jessie/sid
[03:07] <ObrienDave> grepwood, sorry
[03:08] <q_> do you want me to   im    you varunendra
[03:14] <sydney> caboose_m_j: I never knew it was possible??!!
[03:14] <grepwood> ObrienDave, are you on 12.04 or newer?
[03:15] <ObrienDave> 14.04
[03:15] <grepwood> oh great
[03:15] <grepwood> thanks :)
[03:15] <ObrienDave> Xubuntu, don't know if that would make a difference
[03:18] <eN_Joy> i heard ipsec/l2tp is faster than openvpn, anyone has experience installing it? one thing i have not figured out it how do i configure it to listen on 53/TCP?
[03:18] <q_> obriendave    did you  say you wanted me to  I M   you like 10 minutes ago
[03:19] <ObrienDave> ummm, no, i don't think so
[03:19] <q_> TY
[03:20] <q_> is their a way to change my color  lettering in this chat room
[03:20] <q_> i hate gray
[03:20] <sydney> q_: you show as blue over here
[03:20] <sydney> purple*
[03:22] <q_> i type out in gray
[03:23] <q_> so when i type in the box how come im gray
[03:23] <q_> and on the screen
[03:23] <ObrienDave> your colors are set that way
[03:24] <q_> ty
[03:24] <q_> obi
[03:24] <caboose_m_j> i'm having a problem, trovi got a hold of my 'chrome' browser through windows on my separated ssd.  i cant find chrome on my ubuntu software center. i need to uninstall it. please help me find it? i downloaded it through firefox not through the softwaremanager. i am running ubuntu 14.04
[03:24] <caboose_m_j> trovi is a malware bug that takes over browsers and forces them to run the trovi search
[03:25] <q_> god i hate that
[03:25] <caboose_m_j> aparently it spreads across drives as well
[03:25] <caboose_m_j> yeah its a btch
[03:25] <q_> call osoma
[03:25] <sydney> caboose_m_j: you want to remove it?
[03:25] <caboose_m_j> freggen dtd's downloaded transmitted diseases
[03:26] <caboose_m_j> yeah syd, i think i will tryone thing before, one minute
[03:26] <caboose_m_j> brb
[03:26] <sydney> caboose_m_j: Please watch your language,this is a family friendly channel. ;)
[03:27] <lacrymology> is there a way for me to set up additional DNS servers for all present *and future* connections?
[03:28] <sydney> caboose_m_j: I think its 'sudo apt-get remove google-chrome-stable' if you have the stable version. ;)
[03:29] <q_> can i  i m  someone with help on how to install wine please
[03:30] <TJ-> q_: see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Wine
[03:30] <q_> i read that it dont help me
[03:30] <edition> if apt fails, get the package directly
[03:30] <q_> tj
[03:31] <TJ-> q_: It tells how to install wine
[03:32] <caboose_m_j> thank you sydney, i got it, i did it thorugh settings, that damned trovi, sneaky man. it got in and changed my settings in 2 i think even 3 different places, i reset chrome to defaults and now i have returned it to my safe settings, thanks though, this helpped
[03:32] <sydney> caboose_m_j: :D
[03:32] <q_>  i know how to install by running apt get
[03:33] <q_> but after that im stompt
[03:33] <q_> on how to make it work
[03:33] <boxinsideabox> Heya!
[03:33] <boxinsideabox> :D
[03:33] <q_> hi
[03:34] <boxinsideabox> I have a quick question..
[03:34] <sydney> q_: What are you tyrying to do with wine?
[03:34] <boxinsideabox> If after using Ubuntu and I want to uninstall it due to my computer, how can I?
[03:34] <q_> trying to play my favorite game
[03:34] <q_> one of them
[03:35] <edition> did you use aptitude?
[03:35] <caboose_m_j> alright it did well. surprising ubuntu did better with the trovi violation than windows did.. windows let it into every single browser i have, except the one in the home area, but meaybe its still there and i havent found it. here in ubuntu i onyl got it attacked on one of my chrome users. it diddnt spread to the rest. thanks ubuntu.
[03:35] <q_> i been trying for  a week now
[03:35] <edition> how did you install it?
[03:35] <sydney> q_: can you right click on the .exe,and select open with wine program somthing...
[03:35] <caboose_m_j> it would have been nice if that crappy malware wouldnt have been able to get in in thefirst place, but i guess thats the price of using windows.
[03:36] <caboose_m_j> is there a way to lock down my hdd from any posible windows os access?
[03:36] <q_> i dont know what i used to download it i just got ridof it and now in going to re install it
[03:36] <q_> from stratch
[03:37] <sydney> q_: install from Ubuntu software center?
[03:37] <sydney> is simplest ;)
[03:38] <caboose_m_j> can i encrypt my hdd post ubuntu intall? to prevent any possible access outside my own pw?
[03:38] <caboose_m_j> install*
[03:38] <caboose_m_j> may*(
[03:39] <TJ-> caboose_m_j: From the running system? Effectively no. From a live ISO boot, easy only if you have double the space - there is no tool to do  encrypt on-the-fly conversion
[03:40] <edition> is there an command like this "cadence-session-start -s", for xubuntu?
[03:40] <caboose_m_j> thank you TJ- i suspected that, but a guy can hope :)
[03:41] <caboose_m_j> i might reinstall, but not yet, i'll do it after i have actual info to protect
[03:41] <TJ-> caboose_m_j: There are ways - manually - and it can be done, even live, but it takes discipline and care
[03:41] <caboose_m_j> thanks TJ- for now i think it will be ok. unless you have a command list?
[03:41] <caboose_m_j> something reliable?
[03:41] <caboose_m_j> i am a terminal newb
[03:42] <caboose_m_j> i know sudo apt-get install, remove, update&&...upgrade a very little tiny exposure to directory stuff, i dotn remember
[03:43] <TJ-> caboose_m_j: If you installed it with the LVM option, you can do it by shrinking the LV, creating a duplicate, encrypting that, formatting it, take a snapshot of the running LV, then cloning the snapshot to the encrypted, and finally fixing up the boot config to unlock/mount the encrypted LV
[03:43] <caboose_m_j> yea i remember using the logical setting
[03:43] <TJ-> caboose_m_j: But even experienced sysadmins are going to take their time doing that :)
[03:43] <edition> is there an command like this "cadence-session-start -s", for xubuntu?
[03:43] <caboose_m_j> lost me at the fixing up the boot config
[03:44] <caboose_m_j> thanks TJ- you just made me feel smarter
[03:44] <caboose_m_j> i mean i know i don't know so much but i think i could have handled it until the fixing up the config
[03:45] <caboose_m_j> never heard of it edition
[03:45] <caboose_m_j> im new though
[03:46] <caboose_m_j> ok thanks TJ- gtg :)
[03:47] <TJ-> caboose_m_j: Think about the alternate way to do it... if what you want to protect is *just* your /home/$USER/ then you could create an additional LV for "/home/", encrypt that, and then switch the 'fstab' to use it - do you need to encrypt the entire Linux installation or just your own documents - in which case, an encrypted home might be sufficient
[03:56] <CharlesIC> hi
[03:56] <CharlesIC> my hard drive has 192 bad sectors
[03:56] <CharlesIC> badblock secured them
[03:57] <CharlesIC> do i still need a new HD?
[03:57] <CharlesIC> i missed some of the earlier responses
[04:01] <BenMcLean> I used the linux live USB creator on Windows to put ubuntu studio on a usb stick, but the persistene feature does not work
[04:01] <BenMcLean> *persistence
[04:02] <BenMcLean> Files saved on the system don't persist on next boot.
[04:02] <BenMcLean> Does anyone know of a way to do this properly so that files saved remain on next boot?
[04:02] <Ben64> CharlesIC: yes, most likely you need a new drive
[04:03] <Ben64> BenMcLean: try using unetbootin or something like that instead
[04:04] <BenMcLean> Ben64 does unetbootin have persistence?
[04:05] <Ben64> BenMcLean: has an option for it
[04:06] <BenMcLean> OK I will try it thanks.
[04:12] <colin_> hiã
[04:21] <UltimaKR> Hi I was having trouble installing lubuntu 14.04...everything seemed fine but when I booted I got a grub _ term _ highlight _ color not found error..how do I fix this?
[04:22] <friendlyfascism> UltimaKR, What was the trouble?
[04:22] <UltimaKR> friendlyfacism: my problem is that grub error when I boot the computer
[04:24] <sydney> UltimaKR: are ou dual booting?
[04:24] <sydney> you*
[04:24] <friendlyfascism> UltimaKR, seems to be part of a bug, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2219481
[04:24] <UltimaKR> sydney: yes...windows xp is the primary os and lubuntu will be the second one
[04:26] <sydney> UltimaKR: have you tried running a boot-repair?
[04:26] <sydney> from a live cd?
[04:26] <friendlyfascism> UltimaKR, Do you know how to chroot?
[04:26] <UltimaKR> friendlyfacism: in that forum thread, how are they doing this fix from the live cd?
[04:26] <UltimaKR> sydney: my lubuntu is coming off a livecd
[04:27] <UltimaKR> friendlyfacism:I don't
[04:27] <friendlyfascism> UltimaKR, The user has a uefi setup, can we clear that you do not?
[04:27] <colin_> hi,when i type ctrl +alt +f2 .i got black screen and there is no commend line.
[04:28] <AlanWatts> colin_: check /etc/inittab
[04:28] <colin_> anyone can help me?
[04:28] <AlanWatts> or press enter
[04:28] <sydney> colin_: how about any other,such as ctrl+alt+f1,or f3?
[04:28] <AlanWatts> I am in Sydney
[04:28] <colin_> f1 is same..
[04:28] <UltimaKR> friendlyfacism: I don't think so but I'm very new at this so not too familiar with uefi and all hat
[04:29] <sydney> AlanWatts: Sydney,Australia?
[04:29] <friendlyfascism> UltimaKR, Can you pastebin sudo parted -l
[04:29] <UltimaKR> colin_: are you looking for the terminal?
[04:29] <AlanWatts> sydney: yepp
[04:29] <sydney> AlanWatts: Cool :D
[04:29] <sydney> Goodnight all!!
[04:30] <friendlyfascism> UltimaKR, Plenty of helpers here can we focus on your issue?
[04:30] <colin_> UltimaKR: im trying to close x server and install nvidia driver
[04:30] <UltimaKR> friendlyfacism: pastebin how? I can't boot anything
[04:30] <friendlyfascism> UltimaKR, The live lubuntu?
[04:31] <replr> lol
[04:31] <UltimaKR> friendlyfacism: you mean by going into the try lubuntu option?
[04:31] <colin_> AlanWatts: im not good at linux..enter is not help .so what can i do for checking inittab?
[04:31] <friendlyfascism> UltimaKR, Yes we would fix this from there.
[04:31] <UltimaKR> friendlyfacism: ah ok thanks let me give that a try
[04:33] <friendlyfascism> UltimaKR, We will need web access when we chroot in as well.
[04:34] <colin_> UltimaKRïži need to close the x server at login screen.so i have to find the terminal. i mean open the terminal at login screen
[04:34] <colin_> ubuntu
[04:34] <colin_> ubuntu
[04:34] <friendlyfascism> colin_, Try the terminal in the recovery
[04:35] <UltimaKR> friendlyfacism: I have wireless connectivity already from the install so that should be fine
[04:35] <colin_> ubuntu ask says ctrl +alt +f2
[04:35] <colin_> oh,thanks
[04:36] <friendlyfascism> colin_, You could do a nomodeset boot then go to a tty from the login as well.
[04:36] <friendlyfascism> maybe
[04:36] <friendlyfascism> colin_, nomodeset might get you a working desktop to do this from
[04:42] <friendlyfascism> UltimaKR, When you get to the desktop run sudo parted -l and pastebin all of the info.
[04:42] <friendlyfascism> !pastebin | UltimaKR
[04:55] <CharlesIC> Ben64, hi
[04:55] <CharlesIC> do you have a min?
[04:57] <jethisoon> i plan to switch distrtos from linux mint 17 xfce to lubuntu 14.04 by formatting the / partition. do u see any problem with that?
[04:58] <friendlyfascism> jethisoon, This a debian or ubuntu mint?
[04:59] <Abhijit> jethisoon, devil is in the detail.
[04:59] <jethisoon> ubuntu mint.
[05:00] <friendlyfascism> jethisoon, YOu have a seperate home right?
[05:00] <jethisoon> yes
[05:01] <friendlyfascism> jethisoon, Probably okay, theoretically sounds okay
[05:01] <friendlyfascism> you will still have your stuff anyway if it fails
[05:04] <jethisoon> im concerned abt d grub not loading correctly on a dual boot pc.
[05:05] <lotuspsychje> jethisoon: did you try an update-grub ?
[05:07] <friendlyfascism> jethisoon, After the ubuntu install?
[05:07] <jethisoon> no. but my linux mint installation is all upgraded.
[05:07] <friendlyfascism> jethisoon, What is the windows release? Is it a uefi bios?
[05:08] <jethisoon> win xp
[05:08] <friendlyfascism> jethisoon, One HD?
[05:08] <lotuspsychje> !mint | jethisoon
[05:09] <friendlyfascism> lotuspsychje, They are replacing with ubuntu
[05:09] <jethisoon> yes
[05:09] <lotuspsychje> ah ok
[05:09] <jethisoon> yes one hd
[05:09] <friendlyfascism> jethisoon, With a / install you will do it manually just be sure grub is pointed at the mbr you will be fine.
[05:10] <friendlyfascism> jethisoon, Don't overwrite home is all.
[05:11] <jethisoon> will lubuntu install ask me where to place grub??
[05:12] <friendlyfascism> jethisoon, In the something other option the manual install the first gui has a dropdown for grub you want just the mbr no partitions.
[05:12] <friendlyfascism> most likely sda
[05:13] <tmick> Quoexl here?
[05:16] <jethisoon> FRIENDLY please put periods or commas in your second to d last answer.
[05:17] <tmick> What
[05:17] <lotuspsychje> jethisoon: make your life easy and install ubuntu 14.04 clean, no mint, no windows :p
[05:17] <friendlyfascism> jethisoon, Your here for help you can't even get my nick right and your preaching grammar on me, lol, welcome to ignore.
[05:19] <friendlyfascism> jethisoon, Your post are not all that correct in a grammar sense, if you do not understand state it.
[05:20] <jethisoon> no im not preaching grammar or anything. its just that its not clear.
[05:24] <jethisoon> thank you very much friendlyfascism
[05:25] <jethisoon> for the help.
[05:25] <thefakeazned525> Yo
[05:26] <thefakeazned525> Someone running trusty claims to not be able to download hexchat from universe
[05:26] <friendlyfascism> !info hexchat
[05:26] <thefakeazned525> They claimed that they had to enable the hexchat ppa
[05:26] <friendlyfascism> thefakeazned525, Were they updated?
[05:27] <friendlyfascism> it's there
[05:27] <thefakeazned525> As in upgrade from 13.10 to 14.04 LTS?
[05:27] <meganerd> installed just fine for me without a PPA
[05:27] <thefakeazned525> I checked that it was there too, but they say it didn't work
[05:27] <friendlyfascism> thefakeazned525> As in upgrade from 13.10 to 14.04 LTS? Not really relative
[05:28] <thefakeazned525> What do you mean by updated?
[05:28] <friendlyfascism> thefakeazned525, sudo apt-get update  to have the servers synced
[05:29] <friendlyfascism> thefakeazned525, THis third party stuff is a waste of time they have a installation why are you here?
[05:29] <friendlyfascism> their user error somewhere
[05:30] <thefakeazned525> Er... They refuse to come here, plus I want to report this as a possible bug
[05:30] <thefakeazned525> And they installed no less than 10 minutes ago
[05:32] <thefakeazned525> Hmm, I think its an archive error
[05:32] <thefakeazned525> But yeah, thanks for the help
[05:50] <jellow> Hi there , I'm trying to mount a lvm2 snapshot to /media/snap ,  Yet get an error from mount that it is the wrong fs type
[05:54] <jellow> Here is info on my lvm and partition setup http://pastie.org/9395612
[05:58] <colin_> hiïžanyone know how to set the external screenïž
[05:59] <Abhijit> colin_, just connect the wire?
[05:59] <colin_> doesn't work...
[05:59] <Abhijit> colin_, explain.
[06:00] <colin_> the other is black screen...and i can not set it in the setting..even can not find it.
[06:01] <Abhijit> colin_, are you sure its power on? keep it powered on and restart ubuntu. it will detect. most probably.
[06:01] <colin_> i tried...
[06:02] <Abhijit> colin_, are you sure the cable in tightly connected while you restarted?
[06:02] <colin_> yes...it works on win8.
[06:02] <Abhijit> colin_, which graphics card, ubuntu version and monitor name?
[06:02] <Abhijit> and which cable? hdmi ?
[06:02] <colin_> nvidia 750ti ,ubuntu version is 14.4
[06:03] <conmix> hi
[06:04] <Abhijit> colin_, unity/gnome/kde?
[06:04] <colin_> Abhijitïžnoãit is vga..
[06:04] <Abhijit> unity.
[06:05] <colin_> -.-im not sure...i just download from office site..
[06:05] <colin_> gnome?
[06:05] <Abhijit> colin_, do "xrandr" in terminal and use paste.ubuntu.com to paste the output
[06:05] <Abhijit> while the other monitor is connected that is.
[06:05] <Abhijit> and powered on.
[06:06] <colin_> xrandr: Failed to get size of gamma for output default
[06:06] <Abhijit> colin_, is this a laptop?
[06:06] <colin_> no...pc..
[06:07] <colin_> sorry.i did not say that before-.-
[06:07] <CodePulsar> Can I use Skype on any other client than Skype ?
[06:08] <colin_> do i need to download lastest driver from nvidia website?
[06:08] <Abhijit> colin_, when did you downloaded this ubuntu?
[06:08] <colin_> just few days
[06:09] <Abhijit> colin_, okey. so do sudo apt-get update then sudo apt-get upgrade then sudo apt-get dist-upgrade and then see if it solves the error. restart pc while both monitor are powered on and wire connected properly. if still same issue, then make sure to install correct nvidia driver for your card.
[06:10] <Abhijit> colin_, also connect both monitor to nvidia card port only. do not do one monitor to graphics card port and one to motherboard port.
[06:10] <colin_> oh,thanks . im going to try.
[06:10] <colin_> yes,they are connect to the card now
[06:11] <Abhijit> colin_, good. now execute these 3 commands i gave you above, one by one.
[06:11] <colin_> system is updating.after finishing.i will do what you said.thanks
[06:14] <Abhijit> where can i get the mini iso of ubuntu 10.04?
[06:14] <Abhijit> or can i get it?
[06:16] <Abhijit> mini iso for 10.04 is not listed here http://releases.ubuntu.com/10.04.4/ where can i get one?
[06:17] <Abhijit> nvm.
[06:18] <goom> k
[06:30] <soee> hi when using zip command, how can i axclude folders that starts with: _ ?
[06:39] <friendlyfascism> Abhijit, what is your end goal?
[06:40] <Abhijit> friendlyfascism, nothing. i found the iso.
[06:40] <friendlyfascism> Abhijit, And your aware the desktop is eol right?
[06:40] <Abhijit> friendlyfascism, yes.
[06:41] <friendlyfascism> cool
[06:42] <CodePulsar> soee: "^[^_].*"
[06:42] <CodePulsar> soee: err, "^[^_]+"
[06:44] <conmix> ?
[06:54] <GuyThatNeedsHelp> does anyone know of a better application for pdf files other than evince?
[06:54] <daipeng> I use emacs to view pdf
[06:55] <daipeng> it is great, but some time fails when meet a great size pdf file
[06:57] <Guest2000> any ssh expert here
[07:00] <Ben64> Guest2000: just ask your question
[07:00] <Abhijit> !ask | Guest2000
[07:01] <Guest2000> Ben64: Can i just use a key instead of path/to/identity_file i mean something like that "ssh my_Key user@host"
[07:01] <Guest2000> Ben64: i mean just simple encrypted key no path to file
[07:02] <Guest2000> Abhijit: hey i mentioned my problem above
[07:02] <GuyThatNeedsHelp> emacs = no
[07:02] <GuyThatNeedsHelp> anyone know of a really good pdf reader?
[07:02] <Guest2000> Abhijit: Can i just use a key instead of path/to/identity_file i mean something like that "ssh my_Key user@host"
[07:03] <Guest2000> ubottu: Can i just use a key instead of path/to/identity_file i mean something like that "ssh my_Key user@host"
[07:03] <Ben64> Guest2000: you don't need to highlight every user
[07:03] <Guest2000> Ben64: i'm new to this things sorry
[07:03] <neo1691> Hello everyone. If I want to connect to the internet, I am supposed to use a proxy. The proxy works well on the browser, but it wont work with terminal apps. I have set the proxy as a variable called http_proxy="<proxy>:<port>/" and also in /etc/apt.conf OR /etc/apt.conf.d/proxy80 as Acquire::htto::proxy "<proxy>:<port>/";
[07:04] <Ben64> Guest2000: and it seems like you just want the path to identity file, whats the problem with that
[07:05] <Guest2000> Ben64: i want to execute ssh command from a external programme on some other client PC ! and he does not have identity_file
[07:05] <GuyThatNeedsHelp> PDF
[07:07] <neo1691> I am not even aple to do apt-get update
[07:08] <GuyThatNeedsHelp> isnt it sudo apt-get update ?
[07:08] <GuyThatNeedsHelp> if not using root
[07:08] <neo1691> using root GuyThatNeedsHelp
[07:08] <amadey78> hi
[07:09] <edition> hey, is there a way of using aptitude, without root?
[07:09] <GuyThatNeedsHelp> :neo1691 Any errors?
[07:09] <neo1691> Hello everyone. If I want to connect to the internet, I am supposed to use a proxy. The proxy works well on the browser, but it wont work with terminal apps. I have set the proxy as a variable called http_proxy="<proxy>:<port>/" and also in /etc/apt.conf OR /etc/apt.conf.d/proxy80 as Acquire::htto::proxy "<proxy>:<port>/";
[07:09] <amadey78> how can i recovery /tmp dir after server reboot
[07:09] <neo1691> GuyThatNeedsHelp: ^^
[07:10] <zt> hi a admin online?
[07:10] <h8> admin off?
[07:10] <zt> ?
[07:11] <h8> what kind of an admin?
[07:11] <zt> were can i get a free shell or znc ?
[07:11] <h8> lol, this is not undernet
[07:12] <zt> :|
[07:12] <h8> zt: buy one, it's that easy
[07:12] <zt> go away! is that easy
[07:13] <h8> well you came here... thinking free stuff are just so easy to find (:
[07:13] <h8> you're all welcome :P
[07:14] <neo1691> lol
[07:17] <sennn> hello
[07:18] <Joseph_> Hi
[07:18] <Joseph_> we are not able to install nova-compute on Ubuntu 14.04
[07:19] <Joseph_> http://paste.ubuntu.com/7802165/
[07:19] <Joseph_> can you pls help me to out ?
[07:19] <Joseph_> i psend much time , its seems some kind of bug with 14.04
[07:20] <Ben64> try a different mirror, then sudo apt-get update
[07:20] <Joseph_> Kindly help
[07:21] <Joseph_> this is server , not sure  how do we change the mirror
[07:21] <bekks> Joseph_: Which bug? Which exact error message?
[07:21] <bekks> And why do you want to change the mirror?
[07:22] <Joseph_> http://paste.ubuntu.com/7802165/
[07:22] <Joseph_> can you pls open that link
[07:23] <bekks> Joseph_: you could try to run "sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get install nova-compute"
[07:24] <Joseph_> yes
[07:24] <Joseph_> i was tried same
[07:26] <bekks> Joseph_: Was the exact output now?
[07:26] <nochtadh27> baldrini
[07:28] <Joseph_> same error
[07:28] <Joseph_> http://paste.ubuntu.com/7802165/
[07:33] <Joseph_> any thought please ?
[07:35] <webmind> i want breakfast
[07:35] <Joseph_> its some kind of mirror issues ?
[07:35] <bekks> Joseph_: Looks like it is. You could try changing the mirror in /etc/apt/sources.list
[07:36] <Joseph_> could you please share any link to change , i  know this is basic level . yet i am new with server
[07:37] <Joseph_> this link will help ?
[07:37] <Joseph_> http://askubuntu.com/questions/37753/how-can-i-get-apt-to-use-a-mirror-close-to-me-or-choose-a-faster-mirror
[07:38] <bekks> Joseph_: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories/CommandLine
[07:39] <Joseph_> your link will help for ubuntu 14.04 ?
[07:42] <rabbit1982> :O
[07:49] <amadey78> did centos make some crash dump after kernel panic or something else?
[07:49] <bekks> amadey78: Thats a good question for the centos support.
[07:57] <eoin> Is it possible to boot a computer from cold over the net?
[07:57] <enchilado> No
[07:57] <bekks> OF course.
[07:57] <DJones> eoin: I'd look into wake on lan
[07:58] <bekks> That mechanism is called PXE.
[08:00] <eoin> ok was thinking of buying a new router opening it up putting in a raspberry pi and soldering the ethernet one of the ports inside the router case then selling it on ebay and see where it goes
[08:00] <reisio> ...
[08:00] <enchilado> Depends what you mean by "from cold"
[08:00] <enchilado> There needs to be some part of the computer turned on to recieve the packet
[08:01] <reisio> you could just hack the router itself...
[08:01] <reisio> which is what you'd have to do anyways
[08:01] <Joseph_> just i notice current source list have the all the info
[08:01] <Joseph_> http://paste.ubuntu.com/7802304/
[08:01] <enchilado> eoin: you'd be better of with a tracking device that had a battery I think
[08:01] <Joseph_> do we really need to change ?
[08:02] <bekks> Joseph_: For changing the mirror used, you have to change the mirror to be used.
[08:03] <tyfon> hi, anyone know how to turn off 3d so i can run ubuntu 13.10 in kvm?
[08:03] <tyfon> right now it takes like 20 seconds to open a window inside the vm
[08:03] <eoin> not really just want to use it as a cheap VPN
[08:05] <Joseph_> http://paste.ubuntu.com/7802314/
[08:05] <Joseph_> :)
[08:09] <Delta5130> oi
[08:09] <Delta5130> Tem alguÃĐm fera no linux ubuntu que pode me ajudar
[08:10] <DJones> !pt | Delta5130
[08:11] <Amaze-balls> Good Morning
[08:12] <Delta5130> Can you help me
[08:12] <friendlyfascism> Delta5130, Post it in english
[08:15] <Delta5130> Help me please. Using a proxy in firefox but does not work icedtea web, already configured proxy throughout the ubuntu system / network / network proxy panel and also set up in icedtea web control panel / network and nothing. Someone help me please, I thank you!
[08:17] <Delta5130> hi
[08:17] <Delta5130> help me please
[08:17] <Joseph_> http://paste.ubuntu.com/7802337/
[08:17] <Joseph_> something i am doing wrong
[08:17] <bcvery> !patience | Delta5130
[08:17] <friendlyfascism> Delta5130, Have patience and no help me please.
[08:19] <Delta5130> ok excuse me
[08:20] <friendlyfascism> Joseph_, open software & updates click in the first tab download from-other than select best server.
[08:20] <Joseph_> sorry this is server 14.04
[08:23] <friendlyfascism> Joseph_, find a mirror here and use the terminal to change you list. https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+archivemirrors
[08:23] <friendlyfascism> your*
[08:23] <conmix> quit
[08:25] <Mathisen> hello .. what is the best way to share internet from a desktop computer to a android phone by usb cable
[08:25] <reisio> Mathisen: not
[08:26] <Mathisen> ?
[08:26] <edition> does GTK themes work on xubuntu?
[08:27] <k1l_> Mathisen: use cm11 and ubuntu and that will work ootb
[08:27] <helmut_> hi
[08:28] <Delta5130> Because icedtea does not work when use proxy ubuntu?
[08:28] <Mathisen> k1l_ i have cyanogenmod already so its just to plug it in on my ubuntu machine and it will work strait away ?
[08:28] <Delta5130> I use the ubuntu 13.10
[08:28] <Mathisen> no need to change anything in ubuntu ?
[08:29] <bcvery> Delta5130, 13.10 is EOL
[08:29] <bcvery> ...and no longer supported
[08:29] <k1l_> Mathisen: ah wait, you mean from the pc to the phone or from phone to pc?
[08:30] <bcvery> Delta5130...ignore that - no it's not until tomorrow
[08:30] <Mathisen> pc to phone
[08:30] <Delta5130> the icedtea does not work when use proxy in ubuntu
[08:35] <conmix> 1
[08:36] <Delta5130> my java does not work when use proxy in ubuntu
[08:39] <k1l_> !away > jibran|afk
[08:39] <k1l_> Mathisen: just test it, it dont know if that way works
[08:42] <jibran|afk> k1l_: ?
[08:42] <k1l_> jibran|afk: see the bots message in pm please
[08:42] <jibran|afk> k1l_: I have no away msg
[08:42] <k1l_> its about the nickchanges, too
[08:44] <Mathisen> /away works fine :)
[08:52] <sennn> fedora is better than ubuntu  now!
[08:52] <friendlyfascism> sennn, opinions are subjective and that is offtopic.
[08:55] <sennn> f**k
[08:55] <friendlyfascism> take your meds you will feel better
[08:59] <punkgeek> can i ecrypting ubuntu like android?
[09:02] <captn3m0> Quick question: Why is there no quantal or raring directory at http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/
[09:02] <bcvery> captn3m0, both are EOL
[09:02] <DJones> captn3m0: Its because they're both end of life
[09:03] <DJones> captn3m0: When they reach end of life and support stops, the repo's get removed
[09:03] <captn3m0> so, you can't even install any supported package or anything?
[09:03] <bekks> captn3m0: There is no supported package anymore for quantal/raring.
[09:04] <DJones> captn3m0: Thats the point, there aren't any supported packages anymore for those releases
[09:05] <k1l_> captn3m0: if you want to run the releases long time start with the LTS releases in first place.
[09:05] <captn3m0> oh, I'm on an LTS release. It was just a docker image that I was using
[09:06] <captn3m0> filed a Pull Request to update it to precise
[09:09] <captn3m0> thanks a lot
[09:11] <Gu_______> !ubuntu-server
[09:11] <jethisoon> hi i was trying to replace the installed distro which is linux mint 17 with lubuntu 14.04 so i clicked on something else which is manual install but lubuntu installation wont let me check reformat and only the minus button at the bottom is highlighted. so what might have happened if i presed that minus button? will itr wipe the / partition so i can install lubuntu? which is what i want. or will it be gone entirely?
[09:11] <edition> ?
[09:13] <rubic> What does dd'ing the ubuntu ISO to a usb actually do? does it insert the files into a partition? or ignore the old contents completely and write a new partition table and new partition with ubuntu in it. I ask this because when I open my USB in gparted it cant figure out if uses a GPT or MBR, and Im trying to figure out why.
[09:15] <blurkis> rubic,   dd writes byte for byte, that is, it writes what ever you put into it. an iso has a filesystem in its own, so dd writes that to the usb.
[09:16] <jethisoon> hi i was trying to replace the installed distro which is linux mint 17 with lubuntu 14.04 so i clicked on something else which is manual install but lubuntu installation wont let me check reformat and only the minus button at the bottom is highlighted. so what might have happened if i presed that minus button? will it wipe the / partition so i can install lubuntu? which is what i want. or will it be gone entirely?
[09:17] <blurkis> rubic, so it ignores the content on the usb, writes the iso as is irectly to the usb
[09:19] <rubic> Ok, thanks, now that I think about it how does the ISO accomodate for both EFI and MBR booting? Is some sort of 'hack' used by the ISO to contain both and that's gparted is confused?
[09:19] <rubic> why gparted is confused*
[09:21] <bipul> I need to know the reason behind getting this error. And how should i fix it? http://paste.ubuntu.com/7802547/
[09:21] <jethisoon> hi i was trying to replace the installed distro which is linux mint 17 with lubuntu 14.04 so i clicked on something else which is manual install but lubuntu installation wont let me check reformat and only the minus button at the bottom is highlighted. so what might have happened if i presed that minus button? will it wipe the / partition so i can install lubuntu? which is what i want. or will it be gone entirely?
[09:22] <krasnayarsk> bipul: its a 404 not found. I don't think its anything to do with you.
[09:24] <bipul> krasnayarsk, May be the link is down at the moment?
[09:25] <krasnayarsk> bipul: Yes. The content is not available.
[09:25] <captn3m0> the ppa you are using does not have a package for precise
[09:26] <jethisoon> hi i was trying to replace the installed distro which is linux mint 17 with lubuntu 14.04 so i clicked on something else which is manual install but lubuntu installation wont let me check reformat and only the minus button at the bottom is highlighted. so what might have happened if i presed that minus button? will it wipe the / partition so i can install lubuntu? which is what i want. or will it be gone entirely?
[09:26] <rubic> blurkis: any ideas?
[09:27] <captn3m0> jethisoon: I think the minus button deletes the partition, so you will have to recreate it
[09:27] <bipul> So Should i remove those link? from my /etc/apt/sources.list file
[09:28] <captn3m0> You can either remove the PPA
[09:28] <captn3m0> or try manually updating the ppa source file
[09:28] <bekks> bipul: You dont have to do anything, you can safely ignore that error.
[09:28] <bipul> captn3m0, Do you have any documents for that.
[09:29] <captn3m0> I doubt you'll get it to work (https://launchpad.net/~popey/+archive/ubuntu/shellinabox). Its not been updated since 2009. Better to just remove the ppa
[09:29] <k1l_> bipul: maybe the PPA got deleted or the files got deleted. the PPA server is working as you can see on other PPAs
[09:30] <popey> eek
[09:30] <popey> thats my ppa
[09:30] <k1l_> and its popeys fault, of course :)
[09:30] <popey> shellinabox 242 weeks ago  - time flies. No, I'm not updating that ppa.
[09:31] <captn3m0> bipul: http://askubuntu.com/questions/307/how-can-ppas-be-removed
[09:32] <bipul> Thank you.
[09:33] <Vanathu> HI
[09:33] <Vanathu> i am still in same issues
[09:35] <krasnayarsk> Vanathu: Which issue? Could you explain?
[09:35] <jethisoon> captn3m0 so what happens to the linux mint install on that partition? shouldnt it be easier if lubuntu just allowed us to format the partition?
[09:36] <captn3m0> I have no idea why you can't tick reformat
[09:37] <captn3m0> You can click on minus safely. The deletion isn't done till you click on next/submit
[09:37] <k1l_> jethisoon: why dont you choose "use the whole disk"? that will make it most easy for you
[09:38] <captn3m0> I just prefer to use gparted (should be present on the install iso) to create the structure as per my wishes, and then just set mountpoints in the install process
[09:39] <Chris_hubu> hi guys
[09:39] <function9> hi
[09:40] <jethisoon> k1l_ bcoz i really have to dual boot.
[09:40] <k1l_> jethisoon: what is the other OS?
[09:41] <jethisoon> captn3m0 so how do we get to gparted from the lubuntu install dvd?
[09:41] <captn3m0> choose "try lubuntu" instead of install
[09:42] <jethisoon> kil windows
[09:43] <k1l_> jethisoon: what about you just check the partitions that mint used and check them for / and swap (and /home) in the manual partition progress?
[09:46] <jethisoon> captn3m0 if i use gparted from there, will there be an option for us to reformat?
[09:48] <gwhihjwggp> my chicken went into those keys they only use the space bar k f c bucket of evil
[09:48] <captn3m0> You shouldn't need to reformat as it will be a blank partition after gparted is done with it
[09:49] <jethisoon> k1l there is a swap and home in my partitions. my problem is i cant tick on format / from the lubuntu install cd.
[09:50] <josmala> What spell I have to invoke to link against LLVM libraries from the ubuntu software center. [Installed it and compiled a tutorial (after added symlink  for include directory) ]
[09:50] <josmala> I have latest ubuntu.
[09:52] <dingobingomingo> test
[09:52] <bipul> I am still stuck here please i need a help http://paste.ubuntu.com/7802668/
[09:52] <jethisoon> captn3m0 what buttons do we click in gparted?
[09:53] <captn3m0> just right click and format?
[09:53] <captn3m0> or something similar
[09:54] <k1l_> !ppa-purge | bipul
[09:55] <captn3m0> PPAs are in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ directory
[09:56] <jethisoon> captn3m0 can we do that from our linux mint install and wipe itself off?
[09:56] <captn3m0> no
[09:57] <captn3m0> you cannot edit/delete/format a mounted partition
[09:57] <bipul> captn3m0, I am unable to access to this directory /etc/apt/sources.list.d
[09:57] <bipul> Even i have used sudo
[09:57] <k1l_> bipul: use ppa-purge
[09:57] <bipul> I think that ppa-purge is the best option.
[09:58] <jethisoon> captn3m0 so i have to do it from lubuntu install dvd?
[10:00] <captn3m0> he never installed a package from that ppa, so I thought ppa-purge was an overkill
[10:00] <captn3m0> didn't sudo add-apt-repository --remove work?
[10:00] <captn3m0> jethisoon: yes
[10:06] <jethisoon> captn3m0 after format with lubuntu install cd, i then restart and install lubuntu right?
[10:06] <captn3m0> While running ubuntu live cd, there is an icon for "Install Ubuntu" on the desktop
[10:06] <captn3m0> I'm not sure if there is such an option in lubuntu, but if there is, you wont need to reboot
[10:08] <jethisoon> captn3m0 yeah there is. i forgot. tnx.
[10:09] <dusf123> if someone runs windows 8.1 recovery or reset will it affect the ubuntu install on the same hdd?
[10:09] <k1l_> dusf123: most likely it will erase the ubuntu partitions
[10:10] <dusf123> k1l_: i want to install ubuntu's on my gf's dad's laptop but there is a very good chance he will crap out windows, and possibly ubuntu at some point - i would like to be able to be able to restore one or both easily
[10:10] <dusf123> i use clonezilla myself, but is there anything more user friendly i could install, possily on the same drive?
[10:11] <k1l_> dusf123: well, then make a install and then make a hdd copy as fallback
[10:11] <neo1691> I want to install a window manager bspwm and use it in ubuntu 12.04, so I would like to how how does lightdm handles startup scripts as compared to ~/.xinitrc
[10:11] <dusf123> k1l_: anyway to put it all on the same drive?
[10:12] <rubic> Last I checked BSPWM isnt in the ubuntu repositories so you'll have to compile it from source
[10:13] <stynstyn> hi
[10:13] <k1l_> dusf123: but most recovery/full reset options form the windows will erase all partitions
[10:14] <dusf123> k1l_: yes, from within windows, or at least using windows software, but there must be other recovery software
[10:16] <bipul> It's not working k1l_ http://paste.ubuntu.com/7802750/
[10:16] <neo1691> rubic yes, I am compiling it from source, so how do I start bspwm instead of unity
[10:16] <neo1691> I actually want to know how lightdm differs from using .xinitrc
[10:16] <Mathisen> dusf123 norton ghost
[10:17] <neo1691> do I just add exec bspwm & in .xsession and lightdm will magically start bspwm instead of ubuntu?
[10:17] <k1l_> bipul: pastebin a "ls -al /etc/apt/sources.list.d/"
[10:20] <hardman> hey
[10:20] <bipul> k1l_, http://paste.ubuntu.com/7802767/
[10:20] <hardman> i installed ubuntu 14.04 alongside win 7
[10:20] <hardman> and now i doesnt show me option to start ubuntu on boot up
[10:20] <hardman> it boots into windows by default
[10:20] <Mrokii> Hello. I wanted to try out byobu (in conjunction with tmux), but it doesn't seem to work correctly. When I start byobu I get its shell-window but nothing I type is printed at the commandline. And when I hit Ctrl-A I always get a message about configuring the shortcut. Is this a bug or am I missing something?
[10:20] <hardman> what to do?
[10:21] <hardman> any clue/solution?
[10:21] <k1l_> bipul: sudo rm -rf /etc/apt/sources.list.d/popey-shellinabox-precise.list
[10:21] <hardman> i installed ubuntu 14.04 alongside win 7
[10:21] <hardman> and now i doesnt show me option to start ubuntu on boot up
[10:21] <k1l_> bipul: then sudo apt-get update
[10:21] <bipul> k1l_, will it work sir?
[10:21] <hardman> and now i doesnt show me option to start ubuntu on boot up
[10:21] <hardman> it boots into windows by default
[10:21] <hardman> any clue/solution?
[10:21] <k1l_> hardman: reinstall grub
[10:21] <hardman> how?
[10:21] <k1l_> !bootrepair
[10:21] <k1l_> !boot-repair
[10:22] <hardman> sorry i'm a layman
[10:22] <k1l_> hardman: see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Boot-Repair
[10:22] <hardman> can u kindly guide me somewhat?
[10:22] <hardman> thanks
[10:22] <josmala> I think the default LLVM package is broken in the repository, as it doesn't put things in places where compiler can find them.
[10:23] <hardman> i have onw question k1l_
[10:23] <hardman> this is shown in ubuntu
[10:23] <hardman> i mean i can use same process in windows?
[10:24] <krasnayarsk> "cat file.txt | awk '{print $1}' | sed s/[0-9]+?/_/g | less" doesn't do anything. What's wrong with it?
[10:24] <k1l_> hardman: no. windows has no interest in supporting any linux. so you need to run the ubuntu-usb or dvd
[10:25] <guest-xCzr0f> i can't log into my desktop session, when i enter my password, it logs in, shows the cursor and black screen then goes back to login screen, (but I could log into guest session)
[10:25] <rubic> neo1691: Have you compiled something from source before?
[10:26] <triplc> hi all
[10:26] <k1l_> guest-xCzr0f: log into the console with ctrl-alt-f1 (back with ctrl-alt-f7) and log into your user. make sure all files belong to user:user and not root:root
[10:26] <rubic> neo1691:oh wait your actual question, lightdm manages stuff for you when installed via apt-get no idea when done by source sorry ;/
[10:27] <guest-xCzr0f> k1l_: what do you mean by "all files" ?
[10:27] <bipul> k1l_, Thank you, It's working.
[10:27] <triplc> can i remove  xserver-xorg-video-intel after install nvidia-prime? currently i am using bumblebee and have both intel and nvidia driver install
[10:28] <k1l_> guest-xCzr0f: its a common problem when a user broke the file permission while making stuff with sudo that is not intended to. it makes files like .XAuthority belong to root and the user cant log in
[10:29] <guest-xCzr0f> k1l_: you're right, .XAuthority is 600
[10:29] <guest-xCzr0f> k1l_: is it just this file?
[10:30] <k1l_> guest-xCzr0f: i am not talking about filemod i am talking about owner
[10:30] <k1l_> guest-xCzr0f: see "ls -al"
[10:30] <ajnr> Hi friends, I am facing problem to install shallow parser in ubuntu. after giving the make install command I got http://fpaste.org/118371/40550305/   i.e. error while loading shared libraries: libgdbm.so.3: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory. I am using ubuntu 14.04 64 bit machine
[10:31] <guest-xCzr0f> k1l_: thanks, i chown.ed it
[10:31] <guest-xCzr0f> k1l_: it works now
[10:31] <k1l_> guest-xCzr0f: good. but be aware not to misuse sudo in future
[10:31] <guest-xCzr0f> k1l_: a'ay sir
[10:33] <Mrokii> k1l_: I wonder what you mean by misuse. I've had the same issue quite a few times with Ubuntu and never used sudo in any kind of unusual way before that happened. To me it looks rather like some random bug.
[10:34] <k1l_> Mrokii: most times this "bug" comes up when gui programs are started with sudo
[10:35] <netwrkspider> hi guys
[10:36] <netwrkspider> how can i install linux on laptop.
[10:36] <netwrkspider> :P
[10:36] <k1l_> !install | netwrkspider
[10:36] <netwrkspider> @ubottu : Thanks :)
[10:36] <ArTeS> thanks to k1l_ :p
[10:37] <loa> hello
[10:37] <rewbycraft> o/ loa
[10:38] <loa> is there some kind of software for development which i can use to create project using sftp account?
[10:38] <loa> i don't know maybe it is netbeans or geany
[10:39] <ubuntu458> Is there any more of a penalty using qemu 64bit host 32bit guest than there is 32/32?
[10:40] <rewbycraft> loa: I don't completely understand what you mean with "create project using sftp account".
[10:41] <loa> rewbycraft, repos with sources are on remote server.
[10:41] <loa> now i use geany and filezilla
[10:41] <loa> but i want projects.
[10:41] <ajnr> Hi, how to solve the problem with error while loading shared libraries: libgdbm.so.3: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[10:42] <loa> not just files opened with geany.
[10:42] <rewbycraft> Well, that depends on what source control program you want to use. From the top of my head, git and bzr will work.  I, for example, have a personal gitlab server.
[10:43] <ddssc> ubuntu 14.04 , youtube not working , stuck on start of video, html5 doesnt work either. this happened all of the sudden, maybe some of the latest updates fucked it up. advice please
[10:43] <rewbycraft> ddssc: Have you installed flashplayer?
[10:44] <loa> rewbycraft, but what software you use to access it?
[10:44] <loa> where you create project?
[10:44] <ddssc> rewbycraft,  oh i just noticed that my sound doesn't work either. sweet. this just happened
[10:44] <ddssc> :D
[10:44] <ddssc> so no sound, and youtube stuck
[10:45] <ddssc> 14.04 LTS
[10:45] <rewbycraft> loa: You might want to read up on version control. I personally use git and will recommend it, though you should go with what fits your workflow personally.
[10:45] <rewbycraft> ddssc: I repeat: Have you installed flashplayer?
[10:45] <ddssc> rewbycraft, where do I check that?
[10:45] <ddssc> rewbycraft,  I dont recall installing it
[10:45] <loa> rewbycraft, i don't need version control, i just want create project i which sources are on remote side.
[10:46] <loa> and asking about maybe somebody can report working solutions for this.
[10:46] <rewbycraft> ddssc: Open a terminal with CTRL+ALT+T and enter (without quotes) "sudo apt-get install flashplayer-installer -y" and enter your password when asked.
[10:46] <loa> i remeber that netbeans can dot this.
[10:46] <loa> but it is bloatware.
[10:46] <ddssc> rewbycraft, E: Unable to locate package flashplayer-installer
[10:47] <rewbycraft> loa: If you don't wanna use vcs then you can just sync the source directory over sftp (although I don't recommend it)
[10:47] <rewbycraft> ddssc: Yeah, it should've been flashplugin-installer (it *used* to be flashplayer-installer)
[10:47] <backSlasher> Does anyone have any idea why Ubuntu uses fstrim and not "discard" on mounts?
[10:47] <ddssc> loa,  netbeans is bloatware? yea you better stick with Vim bro
[10:48] <loa> ddssc, yeah. 500mb ram consumption it is normal situation.
[10:48] <rewbycraft> ddssc: Or nano. Or emacs. *insert xkcd butterfly effect joke here*
[10:48] <loa> java, what i can say.
[10:48] <ddssc> rewbycraft, hehe :)
[10:48] <rewbycraft> loa: I do java programming too, you know.
[10:48] <rewbycraft> ddssc: Any luck installing flashplayer?
[10:48] <ddssc> rewbycraft, yea I already got that installed
[10:48] <loa> ok maybe it is not bloatware but it is heavy.
[10:48] <loa> in all ways.
[10:49] <rewbycraft> Try restarting your browser and then re-opening the video.
[10:49] <ddssc> loa, it's a hog, but a very useful hog
[10:49] <loa> maybe sublime can do this?
[10:49] <rewbycraft> loa: Intellij?
[10:49] <loa> or maybe really go for the netbeans.
[10:49] <ddssc> loa, altho if you code Java you really should llook up IDEA
[10:49] <loa> no it is not java, it is just php.
[10:49] <ddssc> I use netbeans for php and it's great
[10:50] <loa> ddssc, i know it.
[10:50] <rewbycraft> ddssc: PHPStorm ftw.
[10:50] <loa> it is great but not for my hardware.
[10:50] <loa> i want just project possibility with remote sources destanation.
[10:50] <loa> for example using sftp.
[10:51] <ddssc> rewbycraft, heard good things about it, never needed it really, Netbeans has pretty much everything I need , framework support and all
[10:51] <ddssc> loa,  so you put your project on a remote server, open sftp connection in Nautilus and load it in netbeans like a normal local project
[10:52] <ddssc> rewbycraft,  any other ideas about my broken sound?
[10:52] <rewbycraft> Checked if the volume is set correctly in the sound settings?
[10:52] <rewbycraft> Also, does the problem manifest with other programs?
[10:53] <rewbycraft> loa: Although my stance is VCS. For what you want you might want to look into lsyncd.
[10:55] <ddssc> rewbycraft,  yea pretty much this thread here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2211608&page=2
[10:55] <ddssc> I'm just too lazy to read it all so Im asking here
[10:55] <ddssc> :d
[10:55] <rewbycraft> No worries.
[10:55] <ddssc> not thta I should since I expect the basic features of an OS like sound not to break down every random tuesday
[10:56] <ddssc> errr...wednesday
[10:56] <AlexPortable> later this year ubuntu mate is being released. how is this different from installing mate package on 14.04 lts?
[10:56] <rewbycraft> Sound can be weird on linux. But when it works, it's amazing.
[10:56] <ddssc> rewbycraft, yea linux sound is pretty good, altho windows + asio is equal if not better
[10:57] <rewbycraft> ddssc: Try installing pavucontrol and make sure that in the playback-tab all programs have the correct sound card set.
[10:57] <brucelee> hmm after running the ubuntu installation, i get this: error: no such device: 962bda2a-c294...blhablah
[10:57] <brucelee> grub rescue>
[10:57] <brucelee> anyone know what could have gone wrong?
[10:57] <rewbycraft> ddssc: A bit ago I had a problem where some programs were being assigned to the hdmi audio (even though it isn't plugged in)
[10:57] <ddssc> rewbycraft, I tried running aplay -l to get a list of devices and it got stuck. it's not a hw error tho, my sound works fine in win
[10:58] <rewbycraft> brucelee: Broken hard drive? Corrupt parititon?
[10:59] <rewbycraft> ddssc: Hmm. Can you try booting off of a live-cd and checking if the sound issue persists? (I wanna see if it's a problem with ubuntu+your machine or some config problem on your install)
[10:59] <brucelee> rewbycraft: hmm possibly, i ran the installation twice though and both times same thing
[10:59] <brucelee> btu if the hard drive is broken, why would the installation work
[11:00] <brucelee> :/
[11:00] <rewbycraft> brucelee: *shrug* I've had a hard drive that corrupted the first sectors a couple of times and caused this.
[11:00] <brucelee> rewbycraft: ok thanks
[11:01] <rewbycraft> brucelee: Can you try using bootrepair?
[11:05] <dExIT> Can somone help me with this message ? ( Ispconfig with apache ) http://pastebin.com/aWWvGBQf
[11:07] <rewbycraft> dExIT: You have a permission problem. Solution (without quotes) "sudo chown -R 1000:1000 /var/lib/apache2/fastcgi"
[11:09] <histo> brucelee: do you have a picture of the error?
[11:09] <brucelee> rewbycraft: i have 2 disks in there
[11:09] <brucelee> i tried changing boot order
[11:09] <brucelee> see if it works
[11:09] <brucelee> :/
[11:09] <Mrokii> k1l_: Yeah, okay, but I think the bug shouldn't show up at all, as there are times when one needs to use sudo. Or at least that's my impression.
[11:10] <rewbycraft> brucelee: Like I said can you try running boot-repair?
[11:10] <ionwind> hola
[11:11] <brucelee> rewbycraft: new to ubuntu, whats that
[11:11] <brucelee> ill google it
[11:11] <brucelee> changing the boot order worked
[11:11] <brucelee> you think that wasnt neccessary?
[11:11] <krasnayarsk> Hi. Is anbody using Lilo instead of Grub?
[11:11] <brucelee> boot repair would have fixed it and made it boot off the first one
[11:12] <rewbycraft> brucelee: It usually fixes most common problems.
[11:12] <rewbycraft> brucelee: I like it because it fixes my UEFI boot if I screw it up.
[11:12] <brucelee> is boot repair somethign specific to ubuntu?
[11:12] <brucelee> something i need a live cd to do?
[11:13] <rewbycraft> brucelee: Yes and yes. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Boot-Repair
[11:14] <brucelee> thanks :P
[11:14] <ign> salut, s'il vous plait. je voudrai installer mac os x marvericks sur un pc dell inspiron 15r
[11:14] <rewbycraft> brucelee: Why thank us, you figured it out.
[11:15] <rewbycraft> ign: This channel is english only. Please go to #ubuntu-fr
[11:15] <brucelee> rewbycraft: for telling me about boot repair
[11:15] <brucelee> :
[11:15] <brucelee> :P
[11:15] <rewbycraft> brucelee: No problem. It's a useful tool in case you ever have problems booting.
[11:20] <hobbit> BOO!
[11:22] <cyb3rty> hello. can you help me with bumblebee?
[11:24] <Stibb> hello
[11:25] <Stibb> I need help to integrate a new version of a software into official ubuntu repository. What is the process to follow?
[11:26] <histo> Stibb: try emailing the maintainer
[11:32] <krasnayarsk> Can I configure grub.cfg in /boot/grub? Or is there someplace else I should edit Grub?
[11:32] <rewbycraft> krasnayarsk: /etc/default/grub
[11:32] <histo> krasnayarsk: what are you trying to edit?
[11:32] <histo> s/what/why
[11:32] <krasnayarsk> histo: framebuffer stuff.
[11:33] <rewbycraft> krasnayarsk: Like I said: /etc/default/grub (run "sudo update-grub" afterwards to sync the configs)
[11:33] <krasnayarsk> rewbycraft: Cool. Thanks :)
[11:33] <histo> krasnayarsk: update the grub_default_linux blah blah line in /etc/default/grub and sudo update-grub
[11:34] <krasnayarsk> histo: gotcha.
[11:35] <histo> krasnayarsk: grub_cmdline_linux_default="...."
[11:35] <rewbycraft> histo: *GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFUALT
[11:35] <rewbycraft> *DEFAULT
[11:35] <rewbycraft> (correcting my own correction...)
[11:35] <histo> rewbycraft: my caps key isn't present
[11:36]  * histo is lazy
[11:36] <rewbycraft> histo: Shift?
[11:36] <rewbycraft> histo: Ah.
[11:36] <histo> rewbycraft: then my pinky would have to move off of home row.
[11:37]  * rewbycraft facepalms
[11:37] <theperfectpunk> hello
[11:37] <theperfectpunk> i need to fix ubuntu boot
[11:37] <rewbycraft> theperfectpunk: What's wrong with it?
[11:37] <histo> theperfectpunk: what's wrong with it?
[11:37] <theperfectpunk> as i just formatted windows partition
[11:38] <theperfectpunk> histo: No EFI partition now
[11:38] <theperfectpunk> so can't boot into it
[11:38] <rewbycraft> theperfectpunk: Boot-repair is your friend.
[11:38] <rewbycraft> theperfectpunk: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Boot-Repair
[11:38] <histo> theperfectpunk: how and why did you remove your efi partition
[11:38] <rewbycraft> theperfectpunk: Can you turn off EFI boot in your bios? (also, what histo said)
[11:38] <theperfectpunk> i was trying to wipe my windows 8 partition
[11:39] <theperfectpunk> and wiped the efi partition too
[11:39] <rewbycraft> theperfectpunk: If you can't turn on legacy (non-(U)EFI) boot then you might have to re-install ubuntu.
[11:39] <theperfectpunk> rewbycraft: doesn't boot
[11:39] <histo> theperfectpunk: testdisk to undelete the partition
[11:40] <theperfectpunk> rewbycraft: can't i create a EFI partition manually?
[11:40] <histo> theperfectpunk: if you knew the start and end of your previous efi partition you could just redefine it again.
[11:40] <rewbycraft> theperfectpunk: Dunno.
[11:41] <theperfectpunk> histo: here's what i see using gparted
[11:41] <theperfectpunk> http://tinypic.com/2mpm2cg9
[11:42] <rewbycraft> theperfectpunk: So you DO have an efi part?
[11:42] <rewbycraft> theperfectpunk: Boot-repair should fix this then.
[11:42] <rubic> so I was using boot-repair to fix grub/mbr and it looks like it tried to install the MBR on the usb running the live install o.0 http://paste.ubuntu.com/7797999/ Anyone know why it failed?
[11:42] <theperfectpunk> histo: and using disks http://tinypic.com/2mpm2cg9
[11:43] <theperfectpunk> rewbycraft: no
[11:43] <theperfectpunk> i am booting using ubuntu dvd
[11:43] <theperfectpunk> usb
[11:43] <theperfectpunk> to be precise
[11:43] <histo> theperfectpunk: what was on the 500GB disk?
[11:43] <theperfectpunk> windows
[11:43] <theperfectpunk> i need to backup one partition
[11:44] <histo> theperfectpunk: well you also have efi partition on the 250gb. So which were you using for boot previously?
[11:44] <theperfectpunk> so i tried to get it into ubuntu partition
[11:44] <theperfectpunk> i tried booting both disks
[11:44] <theperfectpunk> can't get to boot one
[11:44] <theperfectpunk> no UEFI mode get shown
[11:45] <rewbycraft> rubic: Try just using a normal live-cd(/dvd) and then running boot-repair from that.
[11:45] <rubic> Dell XPS 13 has no CD/DVD drive ;-;
[11:45] <histo> theperfectpunk: basically what rewbycraft says. or reinstall grub manually
[11:45] <rewbycraft> rubic: Ah. I'd say try running it again?
[11:46] <rubic> Ohk.
[11:46] <rubic> Ive been messing around with grub command line tools for a while
[11:46] <theperfectpunk> histo: could u atleast tell me how to access the 250GB disk from live?
[11:46] <rubic> but Ill give boot-repair another go
[11:46] <theperfectpunk> histo: so that i can backup
[11:46] <theperfectpunk> boot-repair says "GPT partition detected
[11:47] <rewbycraft> rubic: Nothing wrong with that. I advise getting more experienced with them in a VM first before using them on actual hardware.
[11:47] <bipul> hello I am looking for a help. I am trying to install SVN  on my ubuntu 14.04. I am following official guide of ubuntu https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/serverguide/subversion.html. But i need to understand this part "svn import /path/to/import/directory file:///path/to/repos/project" what does it mean here import directory here?
[11:47] <rewbycraft> them=grub cli tools
[11:48] <theperfectpunk> histo: rewbycraft: this is what i get with boot-repair
[11:48] <theperfectpunk> http://tinypic.com/2mpm2cg9
[11:48] <histo> theperfectpunk: click on the disk in nautilus or on the launcher to the left
[11:48] <theperfectpunk> histo: it doesn't give me write permission
[11:48] <theperfectpunk> histo: i can't copy stuff
[11:48] <theperfectpunk> histo: paste is grayed out
[11:48] <rewbycraft> theperfectpunk: alt+f2 and then enter: gksudo nautilus
[11:48] <histo> theperfectpunk: why would you write there if you are trying to backup?
[11:49] <theperfectpunk> histo: i need to copy from windows partition to ubuntu partition
[11:49] <histo> theperfectpunk: I though you formatted windows?
[11:49] <theperfectpunk> then repartition the other disk
[11:49] <rewbycraft> histo: (he also said he deleted his EFI partition)
[11:49] <theperfectpunk> histo: it's saying something about GPT patition too, can't install windows
[11:50] <histo> theperfectpunk: STOP,  what did you do prior to this issue?
[11:50] <theperfectpunk> so trying to wipe the whole disk and then start
[11:50] <Kartagis> why am I getting 403 with youtube-dl? has youtube changed something?
[11:50] <theperfectpunk> histo: i tried deleting one partition and install windows on it
[11:50] <theperfectpunk> histo: but couldn't
[11:50] <theperfectpunk> histo: it said that the partition is GPT can't be installed
[11:51] <theperfectpunk> histo: tried installing UEFI mode, but the same error occured
[11:51] <rewbycraft> Kartagis: It has. Run "sudo youtube-dl -U"  to update it.
[11:51] <theperfectpunk> histo: now m gonna wipe the whole disk
[11:51] <theperfectpunk> histo: no partitions and let windows partition
[11:51] <histo> theperfectpunk: Which partition did you delete?
[11:52] <theperfectpunk> histo: the MSR, Reserver, System and C:
[11:52]  * histo is so confused
[11:52] <theperfectpunk> Reserved
[11:52]  * rewbycraft joins histo in confused-land
[11:52] <histo> theperfectpunk: On which disk?
[11:52] <theperfectpunk> histo: D has that data
[11:52] <theperfectpunk> i need to backup
[11:52] <theperfectpunk> histo: on 500GB
[11:52] <histo> theperfectpunk: the 500gb or the 250gb is d?
[11:53] <theperfectpunk> one partition on 500GB
[11:53] <histo> theperfectpunk: okay so now you want to write data from the 500gb to the 250gb that doesn't boot?
[11:53] <theperfectpunk> histo: all these partition were on 500GB disk
[11:53] <theperfectpunk> histo: yep
[11:53] <histo> theperfectpunk: pastebin the output of parted -l
[11:53] <theperfectpunk> histo: the 250GB has ubuntu on it
[11:54] <theperfectpunk> just ubuntu
[11:55] <histo> theperfectpunk: which doesn't boot?
[11:56] <theperfectpunk> histo: yea
[11:56] <theperfectpunk> histo: http://pastebin.com/8mUV1LA9
[11:56] <theperfectpunk> histo: nothing boots as of now
[11:57] <theperfectpunk> histo: am on live dvd
[11:57] <theperfectpunk> histo: live usb
[11:57] <histo> theperfectpunk: if you want to fix it I would just use testdisk to undelete the efi partition off of the 500gb disk
[11:57] <histo> theperfectpunk: but to copy your files you can ...
[11:58] <theperfectpunk> histo: yea
[11:58] <histo> theperfectpunk: sudo mkdir /mnt/ubuntu && sudo mount /dev/sda2 /mnt/ubuntu && sudo mkdir /mnt/windows && sudo mount /dev/sdb2 /mnt/windows
[11:58] <rubic> rewbycraft: I found an option in the boot-repair to only install the MBR to sda so I enabled that this time http://paste.ubuntu.com/7803085/
[11:58] <histo> theperfectpunk: then copy your files from /mnt/windows to /mnt/ubuntu
[11:59] <theperfectpunk> histo: it would give me write permissions?
[11:59] <theperfectpunk> on the ubuntu partitions?
[11:59] <histo> theperfectpunk: you could add -o users,rw    to the mount commands
[11:59] <theperfectpunk> histo: do i need to specift password somewhere?
[11:59] <theperfectpunk> don't
[12:00] <theperfectpunk> specift
[12:00] <theperfectpunk> specify
[12:00] <histo> theperfectpunk: password for what?
[12:00] <theperfectpunk> ubuntu
[12:00] <theperfectpunk> to access the files
[12:00] <theperfectpunk> i mean to get permission
[12:00] <histo> theperfectpunk: no
[12:00] <Kartagis> rewbycraft: It looks like you installed youtube-dl with a package manager, pip, setup.py or a tarball. Please use that to update.
[12:00] <rewbycraft> Kartagis: sudo pip install --upgrade youtube-dl
[12:01] <histo> theperfectpunk: or add uid=1000,gid=1000 as  a mount option either way. You can copy the files now and fix perms later.
[12:01] <rewbycraft> rubic: Can you detail your exact steps with boot-repair for me?
[12:02] <rubic> rewbycraft: I booted my liveusb, entered wifi passwd
[12:02] <theperfectpunk> histo: the parameters are  nosuid,nodev,nofail,x-gvfs-show,-o users,rw
[12:02] <theperfectpunk> histo: ok?
[12:02] <rewbycraft> rubic: I mean, which buttons did you click in boot-repair?
[12:02] <histo> theperfectpunk: no
[12:02] <rubic> rewbycraft: oh sure
[12:03] <theperfectpunk> histo: remove -o users,rw
[12:03] <Kartagis> rewbycraft: I don't have pip, I get the same version when I do --reinstall install on apt-get, and "youtube-dl is the newest version" when I do install
[12:03] <Kartagis> heh
[12:03] <theperfectpunk> and add uid=1000, guid=1000?
[12:03] <histo> theperfectpunk: Why are you adding all those? and -o isn't a valid option you mount -o long,list,of,options
[12:03] <theperfectpunk> ok
[12:03] <theperfectpunk> histo: ok
[12:03] <histo> theperfectpunk: just copy and paste my command above with all the &&'s
[12:04] <histo> theperfectpunk: you can gksu nautilus to copy your files temporarily
[12:04] <rubic> rewbycraft: Ticked place grub into [sda] and then ran  recomended repair, now that I think about it I dont think I pressed apply at all so that change is probably meaningless
[12:04] <histo> theperfectpunk: we can fix permissions later.
[12:04] <theperfectpunk> histo: these were added by the os automatically nosuid,nodev,nofail,x-gvfs-show
[12:04] <rubic> -_-
[12:05] <histo> theperfectpunk: whatever, just get them both mounted and copy files to and fro
[12:05] <rewbycraft> rubic: Try again, but press apply.
[12:07] <rubic> rewbycraft: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7803137/ done
[12:08] <histo> theperfectpunk: when you are done copying sync and umount them. Then do whatever you want.
[12:09] <rewbycraft> rubic: I meant can you explain exactly which buttons you press. Even just to launch boot-repair itself.
[12:10] <rewbycraft> rubic: Because I don't know what you're doing, but it's making boot-repair do a SNAFU.
[12:10] <monoton> is it possible to somehow move where where the gconf settings live from ~/.gconf/ to  ~/.config/.gconf/ ?
[12:10] <rubic> rewbycraft: I am running it from the dash
[12:10] <theperfectpunk> histo
[12:10] <theperfectpunk> histo: m using disk to set mount options
[12:11] <rubic> rewbycraft: If I run sudo boot-repair it hangs at os-probe or probe-os I dont remember
[12:11] <theperfectpunk> histo: these are the current parameters http://tinypic.com/m/ico2s7/2
[12:11] <rewbycraft> rubic: I honestly don't know how you managed to get it to do that.
[12:12] <theperfectpunk> histo: i can write with re
[12:12] <theperfectpunk> rw
[12:12] <theperfectpunk> parameter
[12:12] <philinux> monoton;~ probably not
[12:12] <histo> theperfectpunk: you probably won't need it with those options
[12:12] <theperfectpunk> histo: i'll just try gksu
[12:13] <histo> theperfectpunk: what?
[12:13] <monoton> philinux: ok. I guess I have to change source for evertyhing for that to happen then
[12:13] <theperfectpunk> run nautilus as root
[12:13] <theperfectpunk> histo: or better i'll just sudo su
[12:13] <philinux> monoton;~ i thnk you'd have to compile gnome yourself to change that
[12:13] <histo> theperfectpunk: I can't help you if you keep changing what you are doing.
[12:13] <theperfectpunk> and copy the files
[12:14] <theperfectpunk> histo: access terminal as root
[12:14] <theperfectpunk> histo: copy files and then fix permissions when i am able to boot
[12:14] <histo> theperfectpunk: Or you could just click on the relevant partitions in the UI from the launcher if you are attached to the GUI
[12:15]  * monoton must... resist urge... to make my own liinuxdist with modified gnome ;-)
[12:15] <histo> theperfectpunk: either way your NTFS permissions are not going to be preserved
[12:16] <histo> monoton: why would you want them in a different place btw?
[12:16] <rubic> wth I checked the boot-repair.desktop and its doing exactly the same thing o.0
[12:16] <monoton> I would prefer ~ to be rather clean
[12:17] <monoton> a place where I store *my* files not a zillion of settings.
[12:17] <rewbycraft> rubic: Can you please try this: Reboot the live-usb. Click on the dash and enter boot-repair. Wait for boot-repair to load. Click recommended repair (nothing else). And tell me what it does.
[12:18] <theperfectpunk> histo: what is the default admin password in ubuntu?
[12:18] <histo> monoton: they are .hidden files
[12:18] <theperfectpunk> gksu is asking for password
[12:18] <histo> theperfectpunk: there isn't one
[12:18] <theperfectpunk> ok i just sudoed it
[12:19] <rubic> rewbycraft: If I reboot I will need to reinstall boot-repair because the usb isnt persistent but sure.
[12:19] <rewbycraft> monoton: If you can see the .hidden files. Hit CTRL+H
[12:19] <monoton> now when I think about it ideally I would like "home" to be /dokument/ and "home for settings files" to be /config/ (this is a single user system). that would be awsome.
[12:19] <monoton> and no I don't want some files to be hidden.
[12:19] <rewbycraft> rubic: I just want a clean start at this. So I was actually hoping the usb wasn't persistent.
[12:20] <rubic> ahk
[12:20] <theperfectpunk> histo: now tell me
[12:20] <theperfectpunk> can i run boot-repair after i have installed windows in the other disk
[12:20] <rewbycraft> monoton: Well, you'd have to recompile a lot of stuff for that.
[12:20] <histo> theperfectpunk: you can run boot-repair whenever you want.
[12:21] <monoton> rewbycraft: yeah I guess so  :-) well I guess I can dream at least hehe.
[12:21] <histo> theperfectpunk: I have no idea how youa re going to handle where windows is going to put it's EFI stuff though. You'd probably have to ask the ##windows peoples
[12:21] <rewbycraft> monoton: It's possible, just a lot of work.
[12:22] <n1ywb> Where did the Raring packages go?
[12:22] <n1ywb> because I'd really like to install a package but I'm getting 404 on all raring packages
[12:22] <monoton> rewbycraft: hehe ok next time I make my own linux dist I'll think about it ;-)
[12:23] <histo> monoton: that's a bit insane but do what you want. It's all open
[12:23] <guy__> Sorry to intrupt in between but I am new to this IRC, wanted to join your organisation and contribute something
[12:23] <monoton> yeah I guess... I think I should start with doing something easier first maybe.
[12:24] <monoton> welcome guy__
[12:24] <histo> !eol | n1ywb
[12:24] <guy__> Thank you, could you please help me out, to find any organisation with which I could work
[12:24] <rewbycraft> histo: Why the !eol?
[12:24] <n1ywb> well I'm fucked now because I'm on the road and I can't upgrade
[12:25] <histo> !language | n1ywb
[12:25] <rewbycraft> histo: NVM. I was misreading the person to whom you were replying.
[12:25] <n1ywb> die in a fire
[12:25] <monoton> guy__: yeah maybe there is webpage somewhere that tells how to join the #ubuntu developers?
[12:25] <histo> !volunteers | n1ywb
[12:25] <guy__> I upgraded just now and it took me around 8-9 hours to fix everything
[12:25] <rewbycraft> histo: Is there a list somewhere of all the ubottu commands?
[12:26] <guy__> so what am i doing here , what can i do here?
[12:26] <krasnayarsk> Does Ubuntu run well on older hardware? Say a 12 year old laptop?
[12:26] <histo> !factoid | rewbycraft
[12:26] <guy__> an ancient lapop
[12:26] <rewbycraft> krasnayarsk: Ubuntu? No. LUbuntu or XUbuntu? Yes?
[12:26] <trijntje> krasnayarsk: nope, use a lightweight version of ubuntu like lubuntu/xubuntu
[12:26] <krasnayarsk> trijntje: Okay. Thanks.
[12:26] <rewbycraft> Thanks histo.
[12:26] <philinux> krasnayarsk;~ depends on spec which flavour to run
[12:27] <histo> krasnayarsk: I wouldn't run unity on something that old which is ubuntu-desktop. Try something like xubuntu or lubuntu will run fine. Or you can install a command line system and build up with whatever desktop environment you want.
[12:27] <Zadik> Hi :P
[12:28] <guy__> can anybody help me choosing an open source organisation for some contribution purposes.....
[12:28] <guy__> can anybody help me choosing an open source organisation for some contribution purposes.....
[12:28] <guy__> can anybody help me choosing an open source organisation for some contribution purposes.....
[12:28] <guy__> can anybody help me choosing an open source organisation for some contribution purposes.....
[12:28] <Zadik> About the colloision of internet and the leaing of creation. Linux and Microft saw at a server at two diffrent ways, One way to make money as go and power, Linux saw it as Free and Serving. But after those more blows have happend. Google and facebook is blowing, Samsung follow the line of hard conviciton of creation. Its also lead to solutions. 3=1 is a possible code, I can use the Command prompt from both linux and Windows, Create the
[12:28] <trijntje> guy__: please behave, dont spam the channel
[12:29] <Zadik> The colusion of 1(one and 2(two) Lead to 3 ? Creations in its form ?   But when you shoot 3(three) positive enrgies you can create some thing complete diffrent ;)    what if you combinde the source code of linux and windows open upp a terminal for a third so called "Universe, World, Space ? As yo
[12:29] <histo> !ot | Zadik
[12:29] <guy__> sorry but i needed someone
[12:29] <Zadik> Computer Bracket AB â Windows Multi Media Messenger (MMM) (Windows media player with Skype, Netflix and Spotify)  Operating Systems for IT technology Such as mobile phones, computers and  tablets. Where the system is based on a simpler technology and access to a media  PC. Full of media, music and literature, and chat systems. Even allow users  software and program codes to husband and improvement programs / games etc.  Where the ove
[12:29] <histo> guy__: Do you have a ubuntu related question?
[12:29] <Zadik> ubottu: ok
[12:30] <guy__> no, but i have a quesiton
[12:30] <histo> guy__: well you question isn't on topic here.
[12:30] <guy__> that how do i contribute some required ubuntu projects
[12:30] <rewbycraft> guy__: There are no required projects.
[12:30] <rubic> rewbycraft: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7803208/
[12:30] <histo> !contribute | guy__
[12:31] <rewbycraft> rubic: Do you have an (U)EFI system?
[12:32] <guy__> yes'
[12:32] <rubic> rewbycraft: no
[12:32] <rubic> MBR
[12:33] <guy__> am using ubuntu 14.04
[12:33] <Caroga> hi all
[12:33] <guy__> hi
[12:33] <Caroga> currently having bluetooth and wifi stability issues, anyone experienced on that matter ?
[12:33] <rubic> the usb throws errors because of the previous partition table on it I think
[12:33] <rewbycraft> rubic: Hmm. Shall we do a manual grub install then?
[12:33] <Zadik> Peace is just figurtive speaking. God was just to claim when there is no creater in this world. War is the ultimate cause of all. Was is a part of nature just as animals Raw as leaf eaters. War is in them against all odds. War is a part of the beginning. As we have no meaning etc War is our ultimate goal. War is FREEDOM ;) no one create without war or conflict ;) War is the reason and the meaning for every thing ;)
[12:33] <rubic> grub-install?
[12:33] <cfhowlett> !spam | Zadik
[12:34] <Caroga> rubic, are you installing on a raid 0 volume perhaps?
[12:34] <rubic> cause Ive done that from the livecd and chroot'd into the main install neither worked
[12:34] <rubic> nope
[12:34] <rubic> its so strange
[12:34] <rewbycraft> rubic: Try this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2/Installing#via_the_LiveCD_terminal
[12:34] <Caroga> rubic, the disk u are installing on, does it has any previous GPT tables on it ?
[12:35] <rubic> no it shouldnt
[12:35] <Caroga> But it could ?
[12:35] <rubic> let me double check the boot-repair log
[12:35] <rewbycraft> Caroga: It seems to try to install to the usb instead of the HDD
[12:35] <rewbycraft> Caroga: And his usb is a bit weird.
[12:35] <Caroga> lol, that's a first
[12:35] <Zadik> The future Computer multimedia gaming PC, this is just based on earlyer fact and things have changed but the perspectiv is the same AndvÃĪndnings areas: aslo use www.google.com / translate Games, Programming, Games and applications creation. Multi Program.   However, most crave a 7990 begangnat or if they are specials as web hall had a while back for the 4000th However koster the over 6000 again. But may well buy begangnad if they are
[12:35] <rewbycraft> Caroga: I know mate.
[12:36] <rewbycraft> rubic: Can you try the manual install procedure I linked?
[12:36] <rewbycraft> Caroga: If auto mode, derps. Do it manually.
[12:36] <Zadik> Games, Programming, Games and applications creation. Multi Program.   However, most crave a 7990 begangnat or if they are specials as web hall had a while back for the 4000th However koster the over 6000 again. But may well buy begangnad if they are in nyckick and good flat packed. Preferably not power colors model. Without Asus / MSI or Sapphire anytime.   Would not mixxa AMD with Geforce or Radeon with Intel though. Although it worke
[12:36] <Caroga> rewbycraft, second that, amen!
[12:36] <rubic> Caroga: yeah its not there
[12:37] <rubic> rewbycraft: uhh yeah lemme take a look
[12:37] <cfhowlett> !ops | zadik spambot
[12:37] <DJones> cfhowlett: They've already quit
[12:37] <cfhowlett> DJones dammit.  hit and run spam is annoying
[12:37] <popey> too slow âŧ
[12:38] <Caroga> Missed it by that much
[12:38] <Caroga> So anyone here experienced in bluetooth and wifi connectivity problems?
[12:38] <Caroga> Cause I have a very weird situation here
[12:39] <rubic> rewbycraft: Yeah I've followed that one before, But Ive never seen any sort of evidence of grub existing on boot "No operation system found" from the bios I think.
[12:39] <Caroga> I had that as well
[12:39] <rewbycraft> Thus you need to install grub.
[12:40] <Caroga> I've had the same problem just a week ago.
[12:41] <rubic> rewbycraft: "core.img is at this location and looks in partition 112 for ." is this relevant or normal?
[12:41] <rubic> rewbycraft: at the top of the boot-repair log
[12:42] <rewbycraft> rubic: Seems okay... Although I don't know which partition is 112... So it might be looking for a non-existing partition.
[12:42] <aleo_> Hi, I have two programs I want to plot a graph on time taken by both the program. I am using command as 'time program'. It gives me three times - user, sys, real. which one should I use for comparision?
[12:42] <rewbycraft> aleo_: Real
[12:44] <jpentland> Could the error messaged "/etc/rc.local: cannot create /proc/sys/vm/lowmem_reserve_ratio: Directory nonexistent" be caused by a missing kernel option? Or simply a too-old kernel?
[12:45] <rewbycraft> jpentland: Which ubuntu version?
[12:46] <aleo_> rewbycraft: once the program is in execution user will input a value. so doesn't it is included in real time?
[12:47] <jpentland> rewbycraft, its 12.04
[12:47] <jpentland> but with a customer kernel
[12:47] <jpentland> *custom
[12:47] <rewbycraft> jpentland: I'd say either too new of a kernel or too old.
[12:47] <cfhowlett> jpentland and that's probably the issue
[12:47] <rewbycraft> aleo_: That time will count.
[12:48] <aleo_> rewbycraft: so what type I should go for?
[12:48] <rewbycraft> aleo_: Real
[12:48] <rubic> rewbycraft: hazzah! confirmed that partition 112 doesnt exist with cfdisk there is only 82 for the root and 83 for the swap. Ill run the grub-install and whatnot commands now and try and track down whats happening
[12:49] <krasnayarsk> histo: Can you tell me what a good command line distro is?
[12:49] <aleo_> rewbycraft: but the delay in user's input will affect the comparision between two programs
[12:50] <rewbycraft> aleo_: It always will.
[12:50] <jpentland> rewbycraft, cfhowlett hmm so you don't know of a kernel option that needs to be enabled to provide that? ok thanks
[12:50] <rewbycraft> jpentland: Sorry dude. I don't know too much about doing custom kernels.
[12:50] <cfhowlett> krasnayarsk ubuntu server
[12:50] <cfhowlett> jpentland no custom kernel knowledge.  sorry.
[12:53] <krasnayarsk> Thanks
[12:54] <cfhowlett> !server|krasnayarsk
[12:55] <rubic> rewbycraft: Ok so I ran sudo grub-install --boot-directory=/mnt/boot /dev/sda, how can I check where my MBR is pointing now
[12:56] <rewbycraft> rubic: Rebooting?
[12:58] <rubic> rewbycraft: uhh like I could but from experience I know it wont be fixed. how can I get the informatiion that boot-repair had as to what the MBR is pointing to.
[12:58] <rewbycraft> rubic: I don't know.
[12:58] <philinux> rubic;~ no need to reboot http://sourceforge.net/projects/bootinfoscript/
[12:59] <EleanorEllis> I need to download a website to static files and have all the links changed to point to static files in a sub-directory. I tried darcyripper but I can't work out how to make it replace the links. Anyone know of another application that will do this? I also tried httrack but it doesn't load
[12:59] <meteorNewbie> hi
[12:59] <rubic> philinux: Thanks, that looks great
[12:59] <stianhj> Does anyone have experience with Juniper VPN? I could previously connect from Linux, but our company uses the new Junos Pulse client which has a SMS passcode system, and I don't know where the SMS passcode fits in the old way of connecting.
[13:00] <siriusy> identfy
[13:00] <rubic> rewbycraft: Oh and thanks for your time rewbycraft, would be pretty stuck without someone to help me :D
[13:00] <rewbycraft> rubic: No problem man. Just trying to help. I will admit when I'm stumped thoug. ;P
[13:03] <meteorNewbie> Has something changed from 12.04 to 14.04 with regards to changing routes? In 12.04 route add/del worked flawlessly and sticking after reboot. When I try now it reverts to the old setting (AWS VPC instance).
[13:05] <rubic> rewbycraft: yeah still partition 112
[13:07] <rewbycraft> rubic: It doesn't happen to be a multiboot with windows, right?
[13:07] <rubic> rewbycraft: It used
[13:08] <rubic> rewbycraft: I killed the other windows paritiions and thats when this all started o.0
[13:08] <philinux> rubic;~ what does bootinfoscript show
[13:09] <rubic> well the parition is still 112 which doesnt exist but I can stick the whole thing on a pastebin for you?
[13:09] <rewbycraft> rubic: Well. I'm stumped. The only solution I can think of would be to copy your files off of the ubuntu install to some usb drive and then do a full reinstall of ubuntu.
[13:10] <rewbycraft> rubic: Let philinux attempt to help you first though. He knows his stuff.
[13:11] <rubic> rewbycraft: Ok, thanks anyway :)
[13:12] <meteorNewbie> Routing setup anyone?
[13:12] <pbx> recommendations for multi-clipboard utlities?
[13:13] <daftykins> meteorNewbie: you're going to have to be a lot more specific than that
[13:14] <monoton> yeah multiple cut/copy's could be interesting sometimes. I had something for win3.11 long time ago.
[13:14] <meteorNewbie> daftykins: Has something changed from 12.04 to 14.04 with regards to changing routes? In 12.04 route add/del worked flawlessly and sticking after reboot. When I try now it reverts to the old setting (AWS VPC instance).
[13:14] <rubic> philinux: pastebin.com/zkWL6Z7C here is the bootinfoscript
[13:15] <daftykins> meteorNewbie: not that i know of, but then i haven't had to mess with routes in 14.04 yet
[13:15] <Pici> pbx: I seem to recall glipper being one...
[13:16] <meteorNewbie> I'm gonna add my route to rc.local and see what happens.
[13:17] <philinux> rubic;~ where are you booted into now
[13:18] <rubic> philinux: the liveusb I havent been able to boot into the install for a few days now.
[13:20] <philinux> rubic;~ from there you could do a sudo grub-install to /dev/sda unless you've already tried that
[13:20] <rubic> philinux: yup tried everything from the grub/installation page
[13:22] <philinux> rubic;~ yeah but i'm thinking yo need to chroot into the install to run update-grub
[13:22] <TJ-> rubic: Did you install syslinux as well as GRUB on /dev/sda ?
[13:22] <pbx> Pici, thanks for the tip. will check it out.  wonder if it will work in xmonad...
[13:23] <thms> I just upgraded from 10.04 to 12.04
[13:23] <thms> php --version still returns 5.3
[13:23] <rewbycraft> thms: Isn't 5.3 the latest version?
[13:23] <thms> While the default version is 5.4: https://apps.ubuntu.com/cat/applications/precise/php5/
[13:23] <thms> Fuck, it's 5.3.
[13:23] <philinux> rubic this looks promising, double check with it what you've done only 3.48 minutes http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8lod8sRb_6I
[13:23] <rewbycraft> thms: Never mind. It's 5.5.something
[13:23] <thms> rewbycraft: in precise it's normal.
[13:24] <rewbycraft> thms: If you want a later version you might have to upgrade to 14.04.
[13:24] <Pici> thms: please mind your language kere.
[13:24] <SGTIlog> hi good day, does anyone had or have experience that the datazoom of munin in ubuntu 14.04 not working. Thanks in advance
[13:24] <rewbycraft> Also:
[13:24] <rewbycraft> !language | thmns
[13:24] <rewbycraft> (I typo'd your name, whoops)
[13:25] <SGTIlog> Hi good day, does anyone had or have experience that the datazoom of munin in ubuntu 14.04 not working. Thanks in advance!
[13:25] <Gabriel403> Hi guys, I'm setting file limits in /etc/security/limits.conf but when I log out and back in ulimit -Sn and ulimit -Hn isn't showing the values I've entered, it works fine on one aserver but not on another
[13:26] <rubic> TJ-: no
[13:27] <thms> I am trying to upgrade from 12.04 to 12.10, but do-release-upgrade says: 404  Not Found [IP: <IP_ADDRESS> 80]  there may be a network problem
[13:27] <rewbycraft> thms: sudo apt-get update ?
[13:27] <thms> rewbycraft: same problem
[13:27] <thms> I just upgraded from 10.04 and networking works 100%
[13:28] <rewbycraft> thms: 12.10 is unsupported so it may be that the mirror deleted it.
[13:28] <TJ-> rubic: sorry, not syslinux - "extlinux" - sda6 has an installation of it, which makes me suspect that both GRUB and extlinux have tried to install themselves as the boot-loader on sda
[13:28] <philinux> thms;~ yep eol http://fridge.ubuntu.com/2014/05/01/ubuntu-12-10-quantal-quetzal-reaches-end-of-life-on-may-16-2014/
[13:29] <thms> rewbycraft, philinux, thanks, will just use the php5-oldstable ppa instead
[13:29] <philinux> thms;~ you can upgrade from 12.04 directly to 14.04 LTS
[13:29] <philinux> at some pont
[13:30] <rewbycraft> philinux: That's what I did. Should work.
[13:30] <philinux> rewbycraft;~ lts to lts always works, me always does a clean install, upgrades take too long
[13:31] <rubic> TJ-: extlinux is still part of syslinux though, which I havnt touched.
[13:31] <philinux> rubic;~ rescue any data you need first
[13:32] <rewbycraft> philinux: I used an upgrade because I needed the machine to have some custom software. My main machine had a reinstall though.
[13:32] <TJ-> rubic: Does the system motherboard have UEFI?
[13:33] <rubic> TJ-: no
[13:33] <threeseas> Help - hardware support ending 12.04  so update .... so I did and now there is no signal going to my monitor
[13:33] <rewbycraft> threeseas: Use the monitor config in "System config" -> "display settings"?
[13:33] <rubic> philinux: so yeah the instructions in the video are the same as what I've been following today, except with less /dev/ devices mounted I'll still go through with it though see if it changes the bootcheckerscriptthingy
[13:34] <philinux> TJ-;~ methinks chroot might solve rubic problem http://crunchbang.org/forums/viewtopic.php?id=15351
[13:34] <philinux> well worth a shot
[13:35] <UltimaKR_> Can anyone help me with my lubuntu 14.04 install? When I boot I am getting the grub_term_highlight_color not found error
[13:36] <TJ-> philinux: always :)
[13:36]  * philinux uses chroot from sda to update 14.10 install on sdb
[13:37] <TJ-> rubic: I have a bash script that automates  chroot of a broken system... take a look: http://iam.tj/projects/misc/chroot-auto.bash
[13:40] <rubic> TJ-: too late allready done :P
[13:40] <rubic> philinux: so yeah same thing
[13:41] <philinux> rubic;~ you mean after running update-grub the bootinfoscript still reports the same
[13:42] <rubic> philinux: Oh wow, let me run it
[13:42] <rubic> philinux: only bit I left out
[13:42] <rubic> philinux: although it shouldnt matter those cause im pretty sure update-grub doesnt touch the MBR
[13:43] <TJ-> rubic: It doesnt
[13:43] <TJ-> rubic: I came in late - what are the failure symptoms?
[13:43] <UltimaKR_> Does anyone know how to fix it?
[13:43] <philinux> rubic;~ it sure alters what the mbr points too
[13:43] <rubic> philinux: Oh I thought it only generated the menu my bad
[13:44] <TJ-> philinux: No, it doesn't, it simply updates the modules and config in /boot/grub/ ... MBR and core are installed by "grub-install"
[13:44] <xop> is there any reason why $lynx -accept_all_cookies auth=defaultuser:defaultpassword <IP_ADDRESS>; would fail to access router configuration page (my router uses .1.1)? i get auth error while the login info is absolutely corrrect?
[13:44] <rewbycraft> UltimaKR_: Use boot-repair. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Boot-Repair
[13:44] <philinux> TJ-;~ what i mean is mbr grub bit fine whats on partitoin is borked
[13:45] <UltimaKR_> rewbycraft: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:yannubuntu/boot-repair gave me an error saying its an invalid ppa
[13:45] <TJ-> philinux: I missed the original symptom description, can you give me a summary?
[13:45] <rubic> philinux: So yeah, no fixy
[13:45] <rewbycraft> UltimaKR_: Did you follow the exact instructions on the page?
[13:45] <rubic> ill reboot just to be sure tho
[13:46] <philinux> TJ-;~ rubic bootinfo pastebin.com/zkWL6Z7C
[13:47] <TJ-> philinux: I'd read that, but didn't hear what the symptoms of the boot failure are
[13:47] <rubic> TJ-: So basically the BIOS cannot find an operating system.
[13:47] <UltimaKR_> rewbycraft: Yes but I will retry now
[13:47] <untaken> I have a machine with Ubuntu 11.10 installed,  and I want to upgrade it, however apt-get update is complaining about the mirror no longer existing. Any ideas how I can get this upgraded?
[13:47] <rubic> TJ-: It occured after I removed the various windows partitions
[13:47] <philinux> rubic;~ does it drop to a grub prompt
[13:48] <ikonia> !eolupgrade | untaken
[13:48] <rubic> no grub prompt
[13:48] <ArTeS> is there any command to see the command list ?
[13:48] <untaken> ikonia: thanks
[13:48] <philinux> rubic;~ ah fubar
[13:48] <rubic> thats why I reckon those first few lines are so important, it looks likee core.img is pointing to nothing
[13:48] <TJ-> rubic: so what happens? hanging flashing cursor, BIOS/firmware says "Cannot find boot device" ?
[13:49] <rubic> cannot find "operation system"
[13:49] <rubic> from the bios
[13:49] <rubic> I assume
[13:49] <rubic> its black and white
[13:49] <rubic> and then I press enter and it goes to the bios device selection so yeah it must be
[13:49] <philinux> rubic;~ backup any data using your live usb
[13:50] <UltimaKR_> rewbycraft: It is now not letting me connect to the internet wirelessly.
[13:50] <TJ-> rubic: OK... when this happens do you have any other devices (such as external USB storage) connected?
[13:50] <rubic> I back up my ~ every dat so
[13:50] <rubic> day*
[13:50] <rubic> yeah it brings up USB
[13:50] <rewbycraft> UltimaKR_: ... Can plug it in with a cable for a bit?
[13:50] <TJ-> rubic: "sda" is an internal system disk drive?
[13:51] <rubic> yep SSD
[13:51] <UltimaKR_> rewbycraft: It is a desktop in another room. I think I might use the CD option
[13:51] <TJ-> rubic: If there is more than one valid boot device, the BIOS may be trying to boot from that instead if it is ahead of the system internal drive in the boot order
[13:51] <rewbycraft> UltimaKR_: CD option?
[13:52] <UltimaKR_> rewbycraft: downloading the iso and burning to a disc
[13:52] <rubic> TJ-: o.o your right let me check that shouldnt be cause I havent fiddled with it but yeah fits the symptoms
[13:52] <rewbycraft> UltimaKR_: You might wanna do that.
[13:52] <TJ-> rubic: I've also seen similar issues if CD/DVD is ahead of the hard disk in the boot order, *and* the CD/DVD has a particular file-system
[13:52] <frnknstn> I am on 13.04, and it seems all the official apt repos have disappeared
[13:53] <rewbycraft> !eol | frnknstn
[13:53] <cfhowlett> !eol|frnknstn it's dead.  upgrade
[13:53] <rewbycraft> Ninja'd you cfhowlett. :P
[13:54]  * cfhowlett bows head respectfully in rebycraft's direction
[13:54] <fridaynext> i've just moved to a new machine, and I'm getting this error when i try to ssh via public key http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=mNFym6aH
[13:54] <rubic> TJ-: "Operation System not found"
[13:54] <fridaynext> any ideas what i'm doing wrong?  It looks like it isn't seeing id_rsa.pub in my .ssh folder...
[13:55] <rewbycraft> fridaynext: It is. The remote server is rejecting your key.
[13:55] <source47> hi guys. anyone has experience configuring a 2nd IP to an interface?
[13:55] <rewbycraft> fridaynext: It is seeing it I mean.
[13:55] <fridaynext> rewbycraft: can you point me in the direction of what to do next?
[13:55] <frnknstn> okay, so I need to switch my apt repos to old-releases.ubuntu.com until I can upgrade?
[13:56] <cfhowlett> !eolupgrade | frnknstn
[13:56] <cfhowlett> frnknstn as it, you can upgrade but support is dead.
[13:56] <TJ-> rubic: bootinfoscript says the MBR on /dev/sda is OK ... that being so, the BIOS will hand over to it and you'd never see that BIOS message - therefore, you have a boot-device ordering issue
[13:56] <rewbycraft> fridaynext: Re-upload your key to the server?
[13:57] <danileigh79> anybody have the script to make xchat open in a terminal window and automatically join freenode?
[13:57] <rewbycraft> danileigh79: You can right click freenode in the network list and edit it. Select "Auto connect" and save.
[13:58] <rewbycraft> danileigh79: And then check "Skip network list" in the network select.
[13:58] <danileigh79> rewbycraft, I want it to open into a terminal/terminator window first... I've done it before a few years ago, but forgot how
[13:59] <Pici> danileigh79: xchat doesn't have a cli interface.
[13:59] <frnknstn> Okay, so the official support is over. Is there an unofficial support channel where they can answer questions like mine?
[13:59] <rewbycraft> Pici: That's what I thought.
[13:59] <rubic> TJ-: Does it, looks to me like core.img is not pointing to the next stage of the boot loader. Is core.img high enough level to give a proper error or would the BIOS handle that with a no operation system.
[14:00] <danileigh79> you know of any irc programs that do have cli interface?
[14:00] <danileigh79> rewbycraft: you know of any irc programs that do have cli interface?
[14:00] <rewbycraft> danileigh79: Irssi?
[14:00] <TJ-> rubic: If the message you are seeing "Operating System not found" originates from BIOS then BIOS isn't even loading the MBR from sector 0 of that drive
[14:00] <tmick> Hi quoexl
[14:00] <danileigh79> rewbycraft, t6hank you, forgot about irssi
[14:01] <danileigh79> exit
[14:01] <rubic> TJ-: Would I just get a flickering cursor or something, if it were successfull
[14:01] <rubic> ?
[14:01] <rubic> not succesffull but at least existing
[14:01] <TJ-> rubic: If MBR loads but it can't find core.img, you'll get a flashing underscore cursor only... if core.img loads but can't find the /boot/ partition, you'll get "grub rescue >", otherwise you'll get the GRUB boot menu
[14:02] <source47> anyone?
[14:03] <TJ-> source47: have you read https://wiki.debian.org/NetworkConfiguration#Multiple_IP_addresses_on_One_Interface   ?
[14:04] <rubic> TJ-: Oh your right boot.img is the one embedded in the MBR that makes sense
[14:05] <TJ-> rubic: Everything you've described makes me think the system is finding multiple boot devices, and trying to boot from only one - and the wrong one too. Other than that, I'd suspect the BIOS configuration of the SATA controller may have changed, causing the SSD device to fail to respond correctly. Things like SATA AHCI vs Legacy IDE mode would affect that
[14:06] <philinux> TJ-;~ rubic is this a uefi/legacy mode problem, I've not got a new machine myself so not too savy with that
[14:06] <TJ-> rubic: If there are *any* USB devices connected, disconnect them - even non-storage devices. I've seen some motherboards that do this because the USB device incorrectly declares itself able to be a USB mass Storage, or CD, device
[14:08] <TJ-> philinux: I asked rubic earlier if it is a UEFI system, but got no reply. I don't see anything in bootinfoscript indicating it is. Assuming this exact same partition table layout (which is legacy) previously booted, the only thing that might prevent it is UEFI firmware has  disabled CSM (legacy BIOS) support
[14:08] <rubic> not UEFI
[14:08] <TJ-> rubic: What is the make/model of the PC?
[14:08] <rubic> DELL XPS 13
[14:09] <TJ-> rubic: And what did you do immediately prior to this issue developing? What caused it?
[14:09] <rubic> deleted the windows partitions
[14:09] <rubic> and then resized the ubuntu partition to take the full drive
[14:09] <colin_> hi,why i can to see the command line after ctrl +alt +f2??i need to install driver
[14:09] <rubic> thus requiring a grub-install
[14:09] <rubic> but never worked
[14:11] <colin_> anyone can help me?
[14:11] <TJ-> rubic: *resized* the partition? How exactly? extended it _downwards_ to include earlier sectors?
[14:11] <rubic> yup
[14:11] <TJ-> rubic: using gparted I assume?
[14:11] <rubic> yup
[14:12] <philinux> rubic;~ post an image of what gparted sees
[14:12] <TJ-> rubic: So, it would have had to physically move sectors from X+Y to X
[14:12] <rubic> yeah I guess so
[14:12] <danileigh79> 12.04 will not "upgrade" to 12.10 or higher via update-manager, anyone know a way to upgrade to 12.04 LTS without wiping HDD?
[14:12] <TJ-> rubic: bootinfoscript shows the file-systems within the partitions are fine, so we don't need to worry about the data integrity
[14:12] <rewbycraft> danileigh79: Upgrade to what?
[14:13] <cfhowlett> danileigh79 you don't need to wipe the HDD to upgrade.  a clean install will do it.
[14:13] <danileigh79> rewbycraft: 14.04
[14:13] <TJ-> rubic: Is the XPS 13 running Live ISO right now?
[14:13] <rubic> yes
[14:13] <TJ-> rubic: Can you do "sudo dd if=/dev/sda bs=512 count=1 | hexdump -C | pastebinit" ?
[14:13] <danileigh79> cfhowlett: install from usb will not permit clean install, only6 reformat HDD then install
[14:14] <rewbycraft> danileigh79: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2014/04/upgrade-ubuntu-14-04-12-04
[14:14] <colin_> hi all. i can not see command line after ctrl alt f2..why?
[14:14] <danileigh79> rewbycraft: update-manager not showing 14.04 LTS as available
[14:14] <rubic> wow, you can understand mbr o.o
[14:15] <TJ-> rubic: I've written diagnostic MBRs for syslinux, so yes, I can )
[14:15] <rewbycraft> danileigh79: sudo do-release-upgrade
[14:15] <rubic> ;o wow thats awesome
[14:15] <rubic> ok let me grab it for you
[14:15] <danileigh79> rewbycraft: "No new release found"
[14:16] <rewbycraft> danileigh79: Can you tell us the output of "sudo lsb_release -a"
[14:16] <cfhowlett> danileigh79 and it won't show until 14.04.1 point release
[14:16] <rewbycraft> danileigh79: sudo do-release-upgrade -d
[14:16] <rewbycraft> (forgot the -d
[14:16] <danileigh79> rewbycraft: newly installed linux, need shortcut/paste link please, bookmarks weren't preserved
[14:17] <rewbycraft> danileigh79: Wat?
[14:18] <rewbycraft> danileigh79: I don't quite understand your last statement.
[14:18] <danileigh79> rewbycraft: need copy/paste link, so I don't post entire output here
[14:18] <rewbycraft> !paste | danileigh79
[14:19] <danileigh79> rewbycraft: thanks, been a few years since I used ubuntu, forgot most of cli and irssi/irc commands
[14:21] <danileigh79> rewbycraft: sudo do-release-upgrade -d working
[14:21] <rewbycraft> danileigh79: Ah, so it's upgrading now?
[14:21] <danileigh79> rewbycraft: It appears so
[14:22] <rewbycraft> danileigh79: Great!
[14:22] <danileigh79> rewbycraft: I forgot how much of a pain ubuntu was on thihs particular box I'm using...
[14:22] <rewbycraft> danileigh79: Everyone has that one computer that never works.
[14:23] <rubic> TJ-: http://pastebin.com/Swz1E7NC
[14:23] <danileigh79> rewbycraft: multiple proprietary drivers like b43 never want to work post-install, takes a lot of patience
[14:23] <rewbycraft> danileigh79: Two words: NVidia drivers
[14:24] <danileigh79> rewbycraft: I understand, this is an old Dell laptop, circa 2006, everything is on a chip
[14:24] <rewbycraft> danileigh79: Oh joy. Those are always fun.
[14:25] <james_woods> I want to upgrade my server from 13.10 to 14.04 LTS since I plan to run it in a very stable state in the following years
[14:25] <threeseas> rewbycraft - shell command for system setting  to adjust display?
[14:25] <cfhowlett> !server| james__
[14:25] <source47> TJ-: I did, but i am configuring it on AWS. i think AWS just enables another DHCP call from the itnerface
[14:25] <james_woods> do-release-upgrade does upgrade to the newest version - is it possible to limit this?
[14:25] <cfhowlett> !server| james_woods
[14:25] <danileigh79> rewbycraft: installed Win7 due to XP sundown, didn't take, so reinstalled ubuntu after several years using Windows
[14:25] <TJ-> rubic: thanks, checking now
[14:25] <rewbycraft> threeseas: I recommend arandr
[14:26] <f00dMonsta> I have a problem... after leaving pc on for a day or 2, anything that requires non-trivial graphics effects (even the fading in/out of a window when you open/close it) will slow down *alot*... Even opening the unity dash takes about 10s for it to completely fade in. Restarting unity fixes it, but then I lose all my indicators, so I end up having to restart the entire system
[14:26] <james_woods> I am currently not on LTS, how can I move to LTS?
[14:26] <f00dMonsta> I have tried killing all non-essential processes already
[14:26] <cfhowlett> james_woods 13.10 > 14.04 is do-able
[14:26] <rewbycraft> danileigh79: I installed ubuntu on my main laptop after having experimented with it on a backup laptop and finally getting fed up with win 8.
[14:26] <james_woods> cfhowlett: that is nice, I am currently trying to find out how, manpage of dist-upgrade didnt give me the infos I was looking for
[14:27] <rubic> TJ-: thankyou :)
[14:27] <james_woods> To rephrase my question: How can I move from 13.10 to 14.04 LTS ?
[14:28] <popey> james_woods: sudo do-release-upgrade -d
[14:28] <danileigh79> james_woods: sudo do-release-upgrade -d
[14:28] <popey> \o/
[14:28] <james_woods> popey: -d gives me a development version according to the manpage
[14:28] <rewbycraft> You two beat me to it.
[14:28] <cfhowlett> james_woods recommend waiting until 14.04.1 point-release to upgrade
[14:28] <popey> james_woods: no, it won't
[14:28] <popey> james_woods: it would if you did it on 14.04
[14:28] <k1l> no -d needed
[14:28] <rewbycraft> k1l: Yes it is.
[14:29] <k1l> rewbycraft: no
[14:29] <james_woods> k1l: of course some switch is needed since otherwise it will simply update to 14.10
[14:29] <danileigh79> rewbycraft: It's starting to come back to me, a lot of my progs aren't available anymore though since I can't find repositories
[14:29] <k1l> the 13.10 to 14.04 upgrade is opened for regular upgrade since the release of 14.10
[14:29] <popey> james_woods: no, the tools don't automatically jump to latest devel release
[14:29] <rewbycraft> danileigh79: Which programs?
[14:29] <Pici> k1l: *14.04
[14:30] <james_woods> so -d ?
[14:30] <popey> k1l: no, 14.04.1 is when the regular update opens for 12.04 to 14.04
[14:30] <k1l> yes, 14.04 in the end of the last sentence
[14:30] <k1l> popey: yes.
[14:30] <popey> k1l: he's on 13.10, not 12.04
[14:30] <rewbycraft> james_woods: Yes, -d
[14:30] <k1l> but to advice to use -d all the time even if its not needed is just useless
[14:30] <danileigh79> rewbycraft: several screenlet and convenience progs, like auto terminator/irssi, have to type commands instead of auto loading
[14:30] <k1l> james_woods: run without the -d
[14:30] <danileigh79> '
[14:30] <popey> k1l: not recommending all the time.
[14:30] <james_woods> thanks guys
[14:31] <rewbycraft> danileigh79: Those programs still exist. Just different. Although screenlets are gone.
[14:31] <k1l> 13.10 to 14.04 is a regular update path and does not need the developers update path (-d) anymore
[14:31] <k1l> just make sure the relase-prompt is not set to LTS somehow
[14:32] <danileigh79> rewbycraft: I did get screenlets to install, though most of the actual screenlets I installed from USB files
[14:32] <kantlivelong> anyone have any idea why a mPCIe SSD would stay ON after S3 suspend?
[14:32] <danileigh79> rewbycraft: can't find the screenlets repositories for new screenlets
[14:33] <danileigh79> rewbycraft: also can't find my old repos for legacy wine progs
[14:33] <danileigh79> rewbycraft: new wine doesn't include winamp :(
[14:34] <rewbycraft> danileigh79: Sorry dude. Can't help you with that.
[14:34] <danileigh79> rewbycraft: How about "dudette"? lol
[14:34] <rewbycraft> danileigh79: Sorry.
[14:35] <danileigh79> rewbycraft: just teasing, I know my nick doesn't imply I'm actually female
[14:35] <daftykins> lets keep it on topic thanks, gender and 3rd party repos aren't relevant here
[14:35] <rewbycraft> danileigh79: Still, I'm afraid I can't help you.
[14:36] <danileigh79> rewbycraft: no worries, waiting for 14.04 lts upgrade to finish, then I'm out
[14:36] <danileigh79> rewbycraft: thanks for your help though
[14:36] <f00dMonsta> meh.... i just ran "do-release-upgrade -d".... I thought it would at least prompt me before doing anything, but it just replaced all my apt source files to point to utopic.... I stopped it midway of an `apt-get update`, how do I revert back to trusty sources? :/
[14:37] <TJ-> rubic: *lightbulf appears above head*
[14:37] <rubic> TJ-: yes!?
[14:38] <cfhowlett> f00dMonsta with great power ... anyway here's your fix.  http://repogen.simplylinux.ch/index.php
[14:38] <TJ-> rubic: The partition table on /dev/sda has no primary partitions!!! Doh, I thought about that when I first read the bootinfoscript RESULT.txt but forgot to *think* it through
[14:38] <philinux> TJ-;~ i did wonder that partitiions fubar
[14:39] <TJ-> rubic: BIOS *needs* a primary partition else it thinks the device is a data disk. When Windows was on there, presumably it was in a primary partition (#1 to #3 maybe) ?
[14:39] <rubic> TK: yeah
[14:40] <hsnopi> ~struts
[14:40] <hsnopi> oops sorry