[00:00] <robby_> I would like to move all my pictures in a bunch of folder into one big folder
[00:00] <robby_> I tried mv *.jpg ~/Pictures
[00:01] <daftykins> right
[00:01] <daftykins> that would only work in one folder at a time, yeah
[00:01] <Brian21> any one good using drbd?
[00:01] <robby_> it didn't work
[00:02] <wilee-nilee> Brian21, The channel works with you stating the issue.
[00:03] <daftykins> robby_: if you're in one of the folders with the pics, it should definitely work. maybe with an additional / at the end
[00:03] <robby_> daftykins, I'll try that
[00:04] <Brian21> I followed this guide  https://help.ubuntu.com/12.04/serverguide/drbd.html  and it did not work.
[00:04] <wilee-nilee> !details | Brian21
[00:05] <robby_> mv: cannot stat ‘*.jpg’: No such file or directory | when using | mv *.jpg ~/Pictures/
[00:06] <wilee-nilee> Brian21, Give any details you can if you can to the channel, cuts out the 20 questions dialog to get that info. ;)
[00:06] <Brian21> Failure: (104) Can not open backing device.
[00:06] <Brian21> [r0] cmd /sbin/drbdsetup 0 disk /dev/sda1 /dev/sda1 internal --set-defaults --create-device  failed - continuing!
[00:06] <Brian21>
[00:06] <robby_> maybe another program command other than mv
[00:07] <daftykins> robby_: it might be case sensitive, if they're JPG
[00:07] <daftykins> +it won't work
[00:08] <Brian21> i tried using sdb1 as device but wont work
[00:10] <Brian21> any suggestions?
[00:11] <raedov> guys , how could i know which driver is used ?
[00:11] <Brian21> so what can i do?
[00:12] <daftykins> raedov: for your graphics? pastebin /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[00:12] <OerHeks> jockey-text -l # for current driver
[00:13] <raedov> daftykins: yes for graphics card
[00:13] <Brian21> :(
[00:13] <canin> Soo... what ARM computers does Ubuntu officially support?
[00:13] <defined> hey i installed ubuntu today and it already tells me low disk space... how can i check how much space i have left?
[00:13] <reisio> defined: df -h from a terminal always works
[00:13] <raedov> daftykins: http://paste.ubuntu.com/5942043/
[00:13] <daftykins> Brian21: were you running that with sudo?
[00:13] <reisio> CTRL+ALT+t
[00:13] <defined> thanks... reisio its left_turn btw:)
[00:14] <Brian21> as root
[00:14] <daftykins> raedov: intel
[00:14] <reisio> defined: heyo
[00:14] <raedov> great , thank you
[00:14] <OerHeks> canin there is an #ubuntu-arm channel here on #Freenode, i think ARM 7+ ( not rasp pi )
[00:14] <canin> OerHeks: I'll ask there then
[00:16] <OerHeks> canin, there is a wiki too https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ARM
[00:16] <daftykins> Brian21: i really don't understand enough about that to know what to do i'm afraid, i see the config recommendation in that guide does refer to being able to use a disk, but i can't think why it errors for you
[00:16] <raedov> daftykins: is intel 3000 hd good for unity ? i use lxde now
[00:16] <defined> wow my /dev/sda6/ which i gave 4.0GB only has 381MB left... is this enough? should i reinstall ubuntu and give this more?
[00:16] <daftykins> raedov: i'm not sure i'm afraid
[00:17] <raedov> daftykins: mmm how can i know if it is good or not ?
[00:17] <defined> is there a task manager that can end programs like on windows?
[00:17] <wilee-nilee> defined, htop
[00:18] <daftykins> raedov: just whether it runs well i guess :) someone else here may know better
[00:18] <defined> thanks
[00:18] <wilee-nilee> defined, sudo apt-get install htop then run htop in cli
[00:18] <daftykins> defined: it depends what mount point sda6 is at - is it your /home ?
[00:18] <raedov> daftykins: ok do u recomended a nvidia card works well with unity ?
[00:18] <Prock81> what does this mena
[00:18] <Prock81> mean..
[00:18] <Prock81> /usr/sbin/grub-mkconfig: 36: /etc/default/grub: title: not found
[00:18] <defined> yes home
[00:18] <defined> @ daftykins
[00:18] <Brian21> daftykins: Thanks for trying to help me
[00:19] <daftykins> defined: purely depends how much data you plan on storing then :)
[00:19] <defined> thanks wilee-nilee
[00:19] <daftykins> Brian21: no problem, sorry i was of no use :(
[00:19] <wilee-nilee> no prob
[00:19] <Brian21> maybe I should ubuntu-server chat
[00:19] <defined> oh i see... il probably reinstall
[00:19] <samX> hello all, i have a question about SD Card readers.
[00:20] <Prock81> i wanted to add some lines to /etc/default/grub but it dont show
[00:20] <reisio> Prock81: means it was expecting something to be in /etc/default/grub with the string 'title', I'm guessing, but didn't find it
[00:20] <reisio> Prock81: what'd you want to add lines for?
[00:20] <reisio> samX: prove it
[00:20] <samX> My question is, why would my card reader work after initial install, but not after the updates and restart?
[00:21] <Prock81> /etc/default/grub
[00:21] <Prock81> err
[00:21] <reisio> samX: what all did you update?
[00:21] <Prock81> title My XP from vhd
[00:21] <Prock81> find --set-root /XP.vhd
[00:21] <Prock81> map /XP.vhd (hd0)
[00:21] <Prock81> map --hook
[00:21] <Prock81> root (hd0,0)
[00:21] <FloodBot1> Prock81: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:21] <reisio> Prock81: that isn't the kind of thing you put into /etc/default/grub
[00:21] <reisio> Prock81: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2#Custom_Menu_Entries
[00:22] <reisio> Prock81: although -mkconfig might be able to generate it for you, and insert it into the right place for you
[00:22] <tripelb> Have virgin 12.04 with no net. How do I see the windows partitions?
[00:22] <wilee-nilee> samX, I have a acer d250 that works sporadically, it sems to want the card in when booted not just plugged in while desktop showing.
[00:22] <samX> it's an RTS5116 PCI Express Card REader.
[00:22] <reisio> tripelb: /sbin/blkid
[00:22] <samX> from realtek
[00:22] <Prock81> that was the error that -makeconfig gave
[00:22] <reisio> a lot of card readers have really awful contacts
[00:22] <reisio> probably due to being a million different types of card reader at once
[00:22] <reisio> instead of just one
[00:23] <defined> f9 in htop isnt killing my explorer:(
[00:23] <wilee-nilee> "billions and billions" Carl Sagan
[00:23] <reisio> defined: could try changing from 15 sigterm to 9 sigkill
[00:24] <defined> sorry firefox not explorer
[00:24] <samX> is there a good site for info on fixing the issue?  I've been google'ing the issue the last couple days and haven't found a solid resolution.
[00:24] <Prock81> that link is to much for me
[00:24] <defined> reisio im noob remember... i dont know what that is:(
[00:24] <reisio> Prock81: okay... what is it you're trying to do, add an entry for a Windows install on the same box?
[00:24] <wilee-nilee> defined, run killall firefox
[00:24] <reisio> defined: when you hit F9, it's an option, on the left, use the arrow keys
[00:25] <defined> oh ok thanks
[00:25] <Prock81> no, to load a vhd image at boot
[00:26] <reisio> Prock81: what part of the link don't you understand?
[00:26] <samX> also, anyone in here using the Playonlinx install of League of Legends on an x64 system that has figured out a fix for the black screen?
[00:26] <Prock81> think of it as running an iso on boot with out burning and the iso is located on the HDD, how whould i do that
[00:26] <reisio> Prock81: of this one https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2/CustomMenus
[00:26] <Prock81> the one line i need to read for what to do
[00:26] <wilee-nilee> reisio, This is a uefi computer only running ubuntu
[00:26] <reisio> Prock81: you'll have to read more than one line
[00:26] <reisio> wilee-nilee: what is?
[00:27] <wilee-nilee> Prock81's
[00:27] <Prock81> i got my boot fixed ,
[00:27] <reisio> so what?
[00:27] <wilee-nilee> reisio, Just adding info was a grub problem before.
[00:28] <reisio> ...
[00:28] <Prock81> i need to add a manual entry to grub, what file to edit
[00:28] <wilee-nilee> Prock81, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2/ISOBoot
[00:30] <wilee-nilee> reisio, I had them on ignore and did not have the latest info thought it was still a grub problem, many users come here and you have to pry out pertinent info, I had to in this case.
[00:30] <Ben64> samX: you might want to try using wine, and support for wine is in #winehq
[00:30] <reisio> yeah
[00:31] <samX> playonlinux uses wine
[00:32] <samX> i have wine 1.6 as the virtual host for the game, playonlinux is just an installer build to work with wine.
[00:32] <Ben64> samX: its not the same
[00:33] <samX> you're right, they're not the same, but the game still loads with wine.  playonlinux is just an interface for working with wine.  all of the controls are done by wine though.
[00:33] <samX> all of the configuration is done in wine as well.
[00:34] <samX> but the issue is with the fact that it's a 32-bit game and i have a 64-bit install.
[00:34] <Ben64> samX: regardless, support for wine is still in #winehq
[00:35] <samX> Oh, i see what your saying there.  :D
[00:35] <samX> You so tricky.  :P  lol
[00:35] <Ben64> and they probably won't help you with playonlinux
[00:35] <Left_Turn> hey will all my installed programs go to /home or / partition.. if that makes sense:(
[00:35] <Ben64> there is a #playonlinux
[00:35] <daftykins> Left_Turn: software goes to /, settings go to /home/user/
[00:36] <wilee-nilee> Left_Turn, depends on what is installed and how.
[00:36] <Left_Turn> oh.. its my / that is low in space.. should i have given / more than /home
[00:36] <Left_Turn> oh
[00:36] <daftykins> Left_Turn: mm, depends on how much media you have
[00:36] <wilee-nilee> Left_Turn, YOU can resize partitions with gparted on a live cd
[00:37] <Left_Turn> oh i see
[00:37] <samX> ok, then back to my sd card reader.  i see the issue was fixed in kernel 3.4, but when you update after install, you're on Kernel 3.5.  would that cause it to stop working after restart?
[00:37] <daftykins> Left_Turn: a lean install could get away with 10-20GB / but /home could be 100GB+ depending on what music/pictures/video you keep there
[00:37] <samX> after doing the updates that is.
[00:37] <wilee-nilee> Left_Turn, Turn off the swap if you do, and make sure we know if you have a lvm, raid, gpt...ect rather then a standard ext4
[00:37] <Left_Turn> oh i see.. i dont plan on getting a lot of media mp3s etc.. mostly installs/software etc
[00:38] <Left_Turn> how do i turn off swap
[00:38] <wilee-nilee> Left_Turn, you can on the live cd with a right click on it in gparted
[00:38] <wilee-nilee> swap off
[00:39] <samX> again, it's an rts5116 PCI Express Card Reader.
[00:39] <wilee-nilee> Left_Turn, how big is the /
[00:39] <Left_Turn> oh i see... do i install gparted
[00:39] <Left_Turn> is 4GB
[00:39] <Left_Turn> ./
[00:39] <Left_Turn> home is 7 and swap is 2
[00:39] <wilee-nilee> Left_Turn, yeah way small, on a standard install, the live cd has gparted installed.
[00:39] <Left_Turn> oh i see
[00:41] <wilee-nilee> Left_Turn, Really depends on your use I see 20 gigs or so generally recommended for / but again depends on the use and install type, like is it a virtual, a wubi...etc
[00:41] <wilee-nilee> wubi would not have a seperate / is all.
[00:41] <Left_Turn> oh i see.. i will have to get it more space... its a dual installation with windows
[00:42] <tripelb> Reshi this in terminal right. .  I mentioned this already and used your nick. ;) using gparted on a live cd.
[00:44] <wilee-nilee> resize in linux anyway not a ext type.
[00:44] <quibble> how do I purge a corrupted windows from my computer
[00:44] <quibble> using linux
[00:45] <wilee-nilee> quibble, gparted will delete
[00:45] <daftykins> quibble: do you want to keep anything else on the disk? is it Windows alone?
[00:45] <Left_Turn> im struggling to understand im a big noob... could i do this operation on windows and give it extra disk space
[00:45] <Left_Turn> oh sry i cant resize
[00:45] <wilee-nilee> Left_Turn, Not the linux partitions
[00:45] <Left_Turn> ok ill have to reinstall
[00:45] <samX> hrm
[00:45] <Left_Turn> with more space this time
[00:46] <wilee-nilee> Left_Turn, I doubt that, but do what you want.
[00:46] <quibble> daftykins wilee-nilee: I used to have windows, before it crashed and corrupted my computer's hard drive- now I want to get rid of everything related to windows so I can redownload a clean version
[00:46] <Left_Turn> i dont really understand what i have to do with gparted
[00:46] <Left_Turn> ill google i guess
[00:46] <quibble> also note: the windows i have now wont let me download a new windows, and it's saved somewhere NOT on the hard drive
[00:46] <daftykins> quibble: yeah what wilee-nilee said then - you could boot an Ubuntu liveCD and nuke it from orbit.
[00:46] <wilee-nilee> quibble, This a uefi setup?
[00:47] <quibble> wilee-nilee: i'm a noob, what
[00:47] <wilee-nilee> !uefi | quibble
[00:47] <Ben64> quibble: if you want windows support, ask in ##windows
[00:48] <quibble> wilee-nilee how do I tell? And woud you like to move this chat to ##windows
[00:48] <Left_Turn> how can i use my dvd drive.. its saying cant mount
[00:49] <Left_Turn> udf volume is my dvd drive?
[00:49] <quibble> daftykins: I'm using ubuntu right now on the corrupted computer, linux seems to be unaffected
[00:49] <daftykins> quibble: so it's installed on the same disk?
[00:49] <wilee-nilee> quibble, what is the windows installs release?
[00:50] <quibble> daftykins: not exactly, I replaced the hard drive and -then- downloaded linux. The windows there now is just what I would call 'windows downloader'
[00:50] <quibble> wilee-nilee: windows 7
[00:51] <wilee-nilee> quibble, Cool, unlikely a uefi gpt. Do you want to reload that windows backup?
[00:51] <Ben64> quibble: you keep using that word, i do not think it means what you think it means... download is to get information from the internet and save it on your computer
[00:51] <g0ran> hello guys I have a problem. I cannot adjust screen brighness on my laptop on ubuntu 13.04 with intel gpu
[00:51] <quibble> wilee-nilee: the corrupt windows takes over the 'windows downloader' even if reloading from a recovery/OS disk
[00:51] <quibble> Ben64: better term?
[00:52] <Ben64> quibble: from context clues, it looks like you mean "install"
[00:52] <wilee-nilee> quibble, downloader?
[00:53] <wilee-nilee> quibble, Are you trying to run the recovery built in?
[00:53] <quibble> wilee-nilee: (i am using incorrect terms but bear with me)
[00:53] <quibble> ben64:ty
[00:53] <wilee-nilee> no problem
[00:53] <syn-ack> Windows? Downloader? huh?
[00:54] <quibble> wilee-nilee: I wasn't using the built in recovery (that didn't work) i was using the disk recovery
[00:54] <quibble> windows usually comes with a recovery disk when you get a new computer
[00:54] <syn-ack> Doesn't sound like the recovery system is the issue, then
[00:55] <Ben64> quibble: what is it you're trying to accomplish exactly, what is your end goal?
[00:55] <wilee-nilee> quibble, using the recovery disc how, and is this an actual oem reinstall set, or the tiny recovery disc?
[00:55] <quibble> wilee-nilee: It's the CD looking disk. Like the actual disk. It's supposed to reset windows when something goes wrong. It basically re-installs windows
[00:56] <wilee-nilee> Ben64, wanted to delete windows, I told them how and just asked if they wanted to reload a back they said they had.
[00:56] <quibble> Ben64: I am trying to get rid of the corrupt leftover windows that is preventing me from using windows, redownload a clean version.
[00:56] <Ben64> quibble: then it seems you should be asking in ##windows
[00:57] <quibble> wilee-nilee will you move to ##windows?
[00:57] <samX> so is there anything anyone may be able to help me with with my card reader?
[00:57] <wilee-nilee> quibble, we can talk in ##windows as you had suggested
[00:57] <quibble> okay
[00:57] <quibble> meet you there
[00:59] <samX> again, it's an rts5116 PCI Express card reader and i'm on 12.04x64 precise
[01:00] <samX> kernel is 3.5.0-37generic
[01:01] <Ben64> samX: pastebin lsusb and lspci, put a card in it, wait 10 seconds, then pastebin dmesg
[01:06] <samX> how exactly do i use where should i set the pastebin to?
[01:06] <Hexagonite> Is anyone using Google Chrome (not Chromium) here? How do you enable Instant Search?
[01:06] <samX> sorry, had to install it.
[01:06] <Ben64> set the pastebin to? just use pastebin.com or a similar one
[01:07] <osubuntu> Hexagonite, I'm using it and the instant search works fine
[01:08] <Hexagonite> osubuntu: Where do you enable it? I couldn't find it.
[01:08] <samX> is pastebin command line?  cause it doesn't seem to be working for me.
[01:08] <Ben64> samX: its a website
[01:10] <ChrisMaQ> hi all
[01:11] <calligar> anyone know how to install belkin n600 db wi-fi usb adapter on linux?
[01:11] <Hexagonite> osubuntu: It's not on the 'Search' section
[01:12] <Left_Turn> is there a way to delete all the unwanted software ubuntu gave me on installation
[01:12] <jrib> Left_Turn: sure, just uninstall whatever you want.  Take care to not uninstall things you need...  It may be easier for you to do a minimal install and then build from there
[01:13] <samX> ok, the name/title is lspci/lsusb/demsg
[01:13] <Left_Turn> i didnt see an option for minimal install
[01:13] <MonkeyDust> Left_Turn  use the software center to look for software you don't (want to) use
[01:13] <jrib> !minimal | Left_Turn
[01:13] <Left_Turn> oh good idea
[01:13] <ChrisMaQ> hi guys ... how do i remove Cairo docking files after uninstall?
[01:14] <wilee-nilee> ChrisMaQ, what makes you think they exist?
[01:14] <Left_Turn> can u tell me the instaltion size of this cd
[01:14] <wilee-nilee> 30MB
[01:14] <calligar> anyone know how to install belkin n600 db wi-fi usb adapter on linux?
[01:15] <Ben64> !patience | calligar
[01:15] <Left_Turn> that cant be:)
[01:15] <Left_Turn> it will only use 30MB diskspace?
[01:15] <Left_Turn> ubuntu used 5gb
[01:15] <wilee-nilee> Left_Turn, the disc is that size
[01:16] <samX> just curious, did you need anything other than the name/title for pastebin Ben64?
[01:16] <wilee-nilee> calligar, take you pick.  http://askubuntu.com/search?q=+n600
[01:16] <Ben64> samX: the url of the pastebin
[01:17] <samX> http://pastebin.com/iz7uHw8D
[01:18] <Ben64> samX: what are those last two lines from
[01:18] <calligar> tis why i asked, had difficulty finding online, guess no one knows yet, oh well...
[01:18] <samX> the demsg
[01:18] <samX> they're the last lines after putting in the card
[01:19] <Ben64> samX: dmesg should be a lot more than two lines
[01:19] <samX> it was, i guess i figured you'd just wanted the tail after putting the card in.
[01:20] <Ben64> samX: you sure nothing before that is relevant?
[01:20] <wilee-nilee> Left_Turn, The minimal is a netload, it just starts the install to be downloaded.
[01:20] <Hexagonite> So, how do you enable Instant Search on Chrome for Ubuntu?
[01:22] <Left_Turn> oh i see wilee-nilee
[01:22] <samX> full demsg:  http://pastebin.com/EP8CzFqn
[01:23] <wilee-nilee> Hexagonite, You have the latest chrome?
[01:23] <Hexagonite> wilee-nilee: Of course.
[01:23] <wilee-nilee> Hexagonite, http://internet.wonderhowto.com/how-to/enable-chrome-instant-for-faster-searching-and-browsing-0125256/
[01:23] <wilee-nilee> in preferences I believe
[01:24] <Hexagonite> wilee-nilee: It's not on the 'Search' section though
[01:24] <Hexagonite> can't find it anywhere
[01:25] <Ben64> samX: ok, what is the output of "lsmod"
[01:26] <wilee-nilee> Hexagonite, I don't use chrome so that is about it for me.
[01:26] <samX> lsmod:  http://pastebin.com/h1HKGJri
[01:26] <Hexagonite> wilee-nilee: :( thanks anyway!
[01:27] <samX> crap, you going to be on for a while Ben64?  I have to get ready to head to work.
[01:29] <nurow> can anyone recommend me an app to use in the place of QuickBooks on Ubuntu?
[01:29] <jrib> !info gnucash | nurow
[01:29] <Ben64> samX: on and off
[01:29] <max192mb> can anyone recommend me a currently developed light and fast graphical web browser that is something in between dillo and midori?
[01:30] <samX> Ok, i should be on again in roughy 30-45min
[01:30] <jrib> max192mb: you into web-browsers with vim-like control?
[01:30] <nurow> thanks jrib
[01:30] <samX> if you're available.
[01:30] <Jeriah_Marian> Hello everyone, Jeriah_Marianhere and i'm here and ready to DDoS.
[01:30] <nurow> jrib, do you know if it generates invoices?
[01:31] <jrib> nurow: I have never used it
[01:31] <samX> quit
[01:32] <samX> lol
[01:32] <samX> wrong window
[01:32] <osubuntu> I think this can also be a channel about a philosophy that means "human kindness"
[01:39] <calligar> well, I got to go, I'm assumin if it wasn't answered here, theres really not much known about it besides jus simply being incompatable
[01:39] <calligar> i might be back later, thanks
[01:39] <usr13> nurow: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ackzvz94ABU
[01:40] <cynicist> Hexagonite: hey I was curious about your issue so I installed chrome myself and there is a checkbox in the search section for me to enable instant search
[01:41] <dommon> hi, I'm having issues getting my wireless card in my hp compaq nx6125 to work. I've got it on the wl driver, but it doesn't seem to recognize as a device outside of iwconfig. Thank you
[01:41] <cynicist> Hexagonite: so I'm not sure why it's not there in yours but it exists in both chromium and chrome for me. The version installed is 28.0.1500.95
[01:41] <Hexagonite> cynicist: :( I'm even using Chrome 30.dev
[01:42] <Hexagonite> cynicist: what privacy settings are turned off on Chrome? one of them might be affecting Instant
[01:42] <ClientAlive> I'm confused. I'm trying to figure out (and install?) evernote
[01:43] <ClientAlive> Is evernote even made for linux (I mean as a recent release) or is evernote used through a web interface or something?
[01:44] <cynicist> Hexagonite: by default the only ones that aren't checked are the DnT setting and "use a web service to resolve spelling errors" but I'm surprised that the option doesn't even show up for you, maybe it has changed or moved in chrome 30?
[01:44] <usr13> ClientAlive: sudo apt-get install evernote-mode
[01:44] <ClientAlive> right on. thx usr13
[01:44] <netlar> ClientAlive: I think there is a scope for unity
[01:45] <ClientAlive> scope?
[01:45] <cynicist> Hexagonite: installing dev channel to check
[01:45] <ClientAlive> as in, the scope in programming?
[01:45] <Hexagonite> cynicist: thanks!
[01:45] <netlar> That will search your notes
[01:45] <ClientAlive> ahh
[01:46] <ClientAlive> I see
[01:49] <cynicist> Hexagonite: yep, the option is just gone from chrome 30
[01:50] <ClientAlive> Well how is evernote used though? It may not be suitable for my purpose. I've converted a 75 pg .pdf document to .png with pdftoimage and separated the diagrams and text. What I want to do is create a storyboard type thing whare I can manipulate the text and images and create a set of 'diagrams' with the text attatched to it (similar to notes in uml but able to see all 75 pgs in one window).
[01:50] <Hexagonite> cynicist: oh. :(
[01:50] <ClientAlive> correction: *use a storyboard type thing*
[01:50] <netlar> ClientAlive: Actually everpad is an option
[01:51] <netlar> ClientAlive: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2012/09/use-evernote-in-ubuntu-with-everpad
[01:51] <ClientAlive> I need something wtih it's own interface and can use the mouse alot
[01:51] <cynicist> Hexagonite: this is just a guess but from how it seems to work I think it's just enabled by default and not even an option anymore
[01:51] <faz3> ahalan!
[01:51] <cynicist> Hexagonite: I mean it works from the address bar like you would expect it to
[01:52] <Hexagonite> cynicist: can you try searching? it doesn't work here
[01:52] <cynicist> Hexagonite: yeah it works fine here, as soon as I start typing a website it starts pulling up relevant stuff even if it's not in my history
[01:53] <Hexagonite> cynicist: might be my connection then
[01:53] <Hexagonite> thanks for the support!
[01:53] <cynicist> Hexagonite: np man, I'd try resetting your chrome profile and maybe checking your net to see if chrome is being blocked somehow
[01:53] <cynicist> Hexagonite: gl :)
[01:54] <nAn00k> MORE LIKE UN00BTU!
[01:55] <wilee-nilee> nAn00k, were you not banned?
[01:55] <netlar> ClientAlive: Try everpad, it is pretty good
[01:55] <nAn00k> no
[01:56] <|Anthony|> after a shutdown my nic is now running at 100mbit/s instead of 1000. Any suggestions?
[01:56] <ClientAlive> netlar: Does that come with everpad-mode? I installed everpad-mode but don't seem to have a manual page for it and can't find how to start it.
[01:56] <wilee-nilee> nAn00k, well you deserve an ignore anyway, lol.
[01:56] <ClientAlive> *everpad come with*
[01:56] <netlar> ClientAlive: Not sure about everpad-mode
[01:57] <ClientAlive> hmm
[01:57] <netlar> I gave you the link , check it out
[01:57] <Prock81> i cant seem to get a manual entry added to grub
[01:57] <reisio> Prock81: why not?
[01:58] <nAn00k> prob lol
[01:58] <cynicist> Prock81: remember to edit /etc/default/grub and not the config file in /boot because that one is overwritten
[01:58] <nAn00k> luco?
[01:58] <cynicist> Prock81: and then run grub-update afterwards
[01:58] <Prock81> i have edited /boot/grub/grub.cfg , /boot/grub/menu.lst , /etc/default/grrub2ub , and done update-grub also update-g
[01:58] <nAn00k> kronikz!!!!!!!!!!
[01:58] <Ben64> nAn00k: go away
[01:58] <reisio> Prock81: you weren't supposed to have edited any of those
[01:58] <Kr0n1ksPwnYourGf> who wants to suck this big long cock ?
[01:58] <Kr0n1ksPwnYourGf> lolol
[01:59] <reisio> Prock81: why don't you read what you're told to?
[01:59] <aj_> Evening everyone
[01:59] <reisio> aj_: evenin'
[01:59] <Prock81> too much
[01:59] <Prock81> reading
[01:59] <nAn00k> 8[01:59] <Ben64> !ops | the children are back in the channel
[01:59] <reisio> Prock81: well that's how everyone else learned it, they read until they knew it
[01:59] <Kr0n1ksPwnYourGf> LMFAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
[01:59] <daftykins> fun times are here again it would seem
[01:59] <Prock81> i forget what i read at that
[01:59] <cynicist> and broke things many times in order to learn ><
[01:59] <reisio> Prock81: keep it open while you read
[02:00] <nAn00k> sorry
[02:00] <nAn00k> someone got on my pc
[02:00] <nAn00k> my son
[02:00] <reisio> heh
[02:00] <reisio> that seems completely likely :p
[02:00] <elky> nAn00k: no.
[02:00] <nAn00k> !op
[02:01] <nAn00k> !op
[02:01] <nAn00k> !op
[02:01] <IdleOne> nAn00k: stop
[02:01] <nAn00k> !op
[02:01] <elky> IdleOne: he's yours.
[02:01] <FloodBot1> nAn00k: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:01] <aj_> asdf
[02:01] <Th0masR0ss> How come there's more than one flood bot?
[02:02] <aj_> asdf
[02:02] <reisio> Th0masR0ss: non-transparent redundancy
[02:02] <aj_> d
[02:03] <reisio> aj_: you alright?
[02:03] <aj_> lol
[02:03] <ClientAlive> netlar: What is a stack name in everpad?
[02:03] <dommon> I'm having issues getting my wireless card in my hp compaq nx6125 to work. I've got it on the wl driver, but it doesn't seem to recognize as a device outside of iwconfig. Any ideas?
[02:03] <aj_> I am alright, thank you.     Keep your comments strictly related to support and keep your unfunny jokes to yourself. thank you.
[02:13] <aj_> I'd like to eventually completely erase my hard disk and get rid of windows 7 premium and just keep all 600 gigs on my laptop for this one OS.
[02:15] <Prock81> sorry had connection problems cause at mcdonalds, the hourly reconnect thing, so sorry if this is a repete
[02:15] <daftykins> aj_: so you'd like to install/try Ubuntu first, i take it?
[02:15] <Th0masR0ss> The flood bots are being silly
[02:15] <Prock81> i did ... sudo nano /etc/default/grub ... added title my entry and other lines ... sudo update-grub ... and i get this as the result... /usr/sbin/grub-mkconfig: 36: /etc/default/grub: title: not found
[02:15] <daftykins> aj_: oh ok i read up :>
[02:15] <aj_> ^_^
[02:15] <reisio> IdleOne: righto, no jokes for IdleOne
[02:15] <daftykins> aj_: just... use it 8D
[02:15] <nurow> when I print to PDF with Ubuntu, where does it save?
[02:15] <aj_> I have my disk partitioned where 400 gigs is for win7 and 200 is for linux
[02:16] <IdleOne> reisio: you got it wrong. No more jokes for you in this channel. This is the final polite nudge you are going to get.
[02:16] <reisio> nurow: doesn't it ask you where?
[02:16] <aj_> I found a good place to start reading and learning things -- wonderhowto.com, null byte section/world
[02:16] <reisio> IdleOne: it wasn't in the channel, it was a private message, and I'm happy to not send you a private message containing a joke again
[02:16] <dr_willis> Prock81:  pastebin your config fir others ti see.
[02:16] <nurow> no, it just does it.
[02:16] <Prock81> !paste
[02:17] <nurow> ah, found it. profile root
[02:17] <reisio> nurow: ~/ ?
[02:17] <dr_willis> nurow:  in your home somewhere   perhaps on docs.
[02:17] <dr_willis> in docs
[02:17] <ClientAlive> I don't think everpad is the right package for me. I need a program for something and I don't want to use GIMP (if there is something better). I have .png images which came from a 75 pg .pdf. About half of them are diagrams and half text - but all are images (ie: .png). I need to lay them all out on a massive sized backgroud/canvas and begin cuttoing out portions of the text images and attatching them to the diagram images -> cratee somethign like a
[02:17] <ClientAlive> massive storyboard.
[02:18] <ClientAlive> I'm sure GIMP can do it but I can't use GIMP very well
[02:18] <reisio> ClientAlive: Inkscape
[02:18] <dr_willis> ! info mtpaint
[02:18] <ClientAlive> is inkskape complicated like GIMP (and photoshop)
[02:18] <ClientAlive> ?
[02:19] <reisio> ClientAlive: it's much simpler IMO
[02:19] <reisio> ClientAlive: and vector based
[02:19] <Prock81> http://paste.ubuntu.com/5942294/  dr_willis
[02:19] <ClientAlive> Right on. I'll check it out  :)
[02:19] <reisio> ClientAlive: you could also use scribus, though
[02:19] <reisio> ClientAlive: hard to tell by your description which would be more appropriate
[02:20] <dr_willis> Prock81:  that added unfo does  NOT  go in that file
[02:20] <nurow> one more q: can anyone recommend an application for editing PDF files in Ubuntu?
[02:20] <ClientAlive> it's an old patent in .pdf where everything seemed to be lumped together as one long image
[02:20] <ClientAlive> but yeah
[02:20] <Prock81> thats what i was told, where can i put it please
[02:20] <ClientAlive> thx
[02:20] <reisio> nurow: Inkscape
[02:20] <dr_willis> Prock81:  put it in /etc/grub. d/custome  i think
[02:21] <reisio> ClientAlive: man pdfimages
[02:21] <Prock81> ive done that too, no error, but it never show on my menu, u did update-grub
[02:21] <dr_willis> Prock81:  all entries are in that grub. d dir
[02:21] <nurow> sezzy, thanks
[02:22] <dr_willis> loook at the example custom file i  that dir
[02:22] <Prock81> and its sudo nano /etc/grub.d/40_custom
[02:22] <dr_willis> ive added custome entries to the 40_custome file
[02:23] <dr_willis> id definatly wont work in default/grub
[02:23] <Prock81> does update-grub or update-grub2 make a difference for ubuntu 12.04
[02:24] <dr_willis> Prock81:  no differance
[02:25] <Prock81> is whaT u saw fine for the sudo nano /etc/grub.d/40_custom
[02:25] <dr_willis> pastebin your whole 40_custom file
[02:25] <ClientAlive> Is there anything where you can breate dynamic effects too? Like mousover makes the text box pop up/ zoom in (like the mouseover on pictures in google).
[02:26] <ClientAlive> *can create*
[02:26] <ClientAlive> and *mouseover*  :)
[02:26] <Prock81> http://paste.ubuntu.com/5942309/
[02:29] <cynicist> Prock81: This will help you with custom menus, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2/CustomMenus
[02:30] <dr_willis> Prock81: that looks right..  no idea if yiu can boot a. vhd ..   never seen that done
[02:30] <cynicist> dr_willis: I think the syntax has changed, there is an example windows entry in the link I provided that looks quite different
[02:31] <Prock81> can my lines work with the menuentry "Some title here" {
[02:31] <dr_willis> cynicist:  for a  vhd image file.?
[02:31] <reisio> Prock81: the value of the menuentry does not matter
[02:31] <cynicist> dr_willis: not for a vhd image file in particular but for grub menu entries in general
[02:32] <Prock81>  reisio menuentry VS title
[02:32] <reisio> Prock81: title is a GRUB<2 thing
[02:32] <reisio> menuentry a >=GRUB2 thing
[02:32] <cynicist> dr_willis: I remember manually adding entries using title but that was a long time ago, grub has changed a lot
[02:33] <dr_willis> i just borrow the windows entry from grub. cfg as an example normally
[02:33] <dr_willis> cynicist:  grub2 is not  grub1    :)
[02:34] <cynicist> dr_willis: yeah exactly
[02:35] <dayspring> help
[02:35] <dr_willis> grub2 is almost its own os.  its got some amazing  features that are rarely ysed
[02:38] <dr_willis> bbl
[02:39] <dayspring> hi
[02:41] <aj_> fffd
[02:42] <|Anthony|> after a shutdown my nic is now running at 100mbit/s instead of 1000. Any suggestions?
[02:43] <dumnut> hi, iam downloading ubuntu restricted extras 13.04 and it hangs in middle of download, what is wrong?
[02:45] <SonikkuAmerica> Hey! Small problem. I'm working with someone in #ubuntu-es who can't speak a whit of English, and they're stuck in a login loop on Ubuntu 12.04. We tried every trick in the book regarding .Xauthority ... any further suggestions?
[02:45] <|Anthony|> SonikkuAmerica, ctrl+F1 and login that way?
[02:46] <|Anthony|> then restart lightdm?
[02:46] <wilee-nilee> dumnut, There is a confer on  the ms-fonts install do you see that?
[02:46] <dumnut> hi wilee-nilee, you mean i should install ms-fonts?
[02:46] <SonikkuAmerica> |Anthony|: Tried that, no good
[02:47] <|Anthony|> SonikkuAmerica, but the login is successful from terminal?
[02:47] <SonikkuAmerica> Yeo
[02:47] <SonikkuAmerica> *Yep
[02:47] <|Anthony|> lol
[02:47] <SonikkuAmerica> Yeomen are here.
[02:47] <wilee-nilee> dumnut, The restricted extras installs it there is an acceptance of the terms or refuse.
[02:47] <|Anthony|> hrm. i've not been a fan of lightdm but meh... i'd try to reinstall lightdm tbh
[02:48] <wilee-nilee> dumnut, I think you hit esc and accept.
[02:49] <dumnut> hmm i'll do that, thank-you for your help wilee-nilee
[02:49] <wilee-nilee> dumnut, I have done this so many times I forget the actual process, it is an auto response now, and I'm assuming this is what is happening, make sure nothing is hiding behind another screen as well.
[02:50] <dumnut> will check for that, good point wilee-nilee, t-y
[02:50] <wilee-nilee> no prob
[02:51] <|Anthony|> after a shutdown my nic is now running at 100mbit/s instead of 1000. Any suggestions?
[02:52] <dumnut> wilee-nilee: you are correct, there is a screen behind to install ms-font, now ure install ok, you are smart wilee-nilee
[02:52] <wilee-nilee> dumnut, lol, no just here for the fun. ;)
[02:53] <dumnut> wilee-nilee: that is a good attitude , linux is fun, that is my attitude too
[02:53] <Guest8568> does anyone here know where I can find which commands to run from a installation rescue shell
[02:54] <wilee-nilee> dumnut, The fun involves abuse sometimes, but we all get our kick somehow, I'm only human.
[02:55] <Guest8568> everybody leavin' since I got here
[02:55] <wilee-nilee> Guest8568, you should state your problem overall for help maybe to the channel.
[02:55] <Guest8568> okay
[02:55] <dumnut> wilee-nilee: yes i am human too. i have some good qualitis and many bad qualities, but we live and improve
[02:55] <wilee-nilee> ;)
[02:56] <iampoz> can someone link me to how to manually (by terminal) configure a network connection? I tried googleing but for some reason can not find.
[02:56] <iampoz> any the network manager is not working
[02:56] <iampoz> and*
[02:56] <wilee-nilee> !network
[02:56] <nibbler>     Guest8568: there are 1000 commands available in the rescue shell... including ones to install even more commands.
[02:56] <iampoz> thanks
[02:57] <Guest8568> I am trying to install ubuntu using net install on a desktop 'puter.  The installer was only getting to "install kernel" and failing, so I used expert command line mode and chose the virtual kernel now it fails at the next step.
[02:58] <nibbler> Guest8568: failing usually happens with an error message, which is very helpful in debugging any problem.
[02:58] <Guest8568> so I am in a rescue install now and can't get past that.  so the only option I have is to manually run
[02:58] <Guest8568> the installation
[02:59] <wilee-nilee> Guest8568, are you Left_Turn?
[02:59] <Guest8568> I am simply wanting to know where to find the documentation for what the installer does from that point on.
[02:59] <nibbler> my gnome3 shell got stuck somehow. alt-f2,r does not work. the "please enter a command" popup is stuck there. mousclicks work limited only. any way to execute the same as alt-f2,r in a regular shell?
[03:00] <Guest8568> no wilee
[03:00] <wilee-nilee> nibbler, You running 3.8?
[03:00] <wilee-nilee> shell
[03:00] <nibbler> Guest8568: well, sounds like its almost done. i'd guess install the kernel, install + configure grub and its done
[03:01] <nibbler> wilee-nilee: gnome shell <IP_ADDRESS>
[03:02] <Matthew_Moore> Hey guys.  How do i record both my voice and what i hear in my speakers at the same time?  for purposes of recording audio from a voip call.
[03:02] <Guest8568> it fails there...  I tried apt-get -install grub and got "don't understand i in -install
[03:02] <wilee-nilee> nibbler, You can ctrl-alt-f2 to a tty and restart or run sudo stop lightdm then sudo start lightdm
[03:02] <reisio> Matthew_Moore: JACK
[03:02] <wilee-nilee> reboot that is*
[03:02] <samX> Are you still there, Ben64?
[03:02] <nibbler> Guest8568: the install is without a dash, just apt-get install ...
[03:02] <samX> sorry it took me so long to get back on.
[03:02] <samX> had to get my laptop setup at work.
[03:03] <Guest8568> thanks...
[03:03] <Guest8568> I'll try that and see what we get...
[03:03] <Matthew_Moore> reisio:  thanx
[03:03] <nibbler> wilee-nilee: well, actually the ttys appear as black screen only. but i can use the gnome still - being in it right now. its just very broken. so no alternative way of alt-f2,r?
[03:03] <samX> I know this isn't an xchat chat, but isn't there a way to join multiple rooms?
[03:04] <nibbler> samX: for me it is an xchat chat ;-)
[03:04] <aj_> Does anyone know how to determine if my core i5 2410M Intel HD 3000 sandybridge GPU is installed correctly?
[03:04] <samX> oh, nibbler, you got me there...  :P  lol
[03:05] <nibbler> samX: and for you it is, too....
[03:05] <wilee-nilee> nibbler, You have a stuck alt-f2 prompt? not sure of any command line command.
[03:05] <samX> is there a way though, to do that?
[03:05] <samX> i can't remember.
[03:05] <john38> Hello i need some help with something
[03:05] <nibbler> wilee-nilee: all black  on alt-f2-f6. but thanks anyway
[03:06] <nibbler> samx: /join #oterchannel
[03:06] <john38> Is it possible to merge unallocated space to my existing ubuntu partition?????
[03:06] <samX> yea
[03:06] <samX> i tried it and got it, lol
[03:07] <john38> how
[03:07] <aj_> JOhn, yeah, you can do it
[03:07] <aj_> I would suggest you use gpartd
[03:07] <samX> i thought it would quit this chat.
[03:07] <aj_> download that
[03:07] <nibbler> john38: basically yes. the "how" depends on the details. if you have lvm then its most easy. if not it would have to be at the end of your current partition or you might need to mess around with gparted
[03:07] <wilee-nilee> nibbler, In the shell alt-f2 brings up a popup is all for r to restart we are not on the same pages here.
[03:07] <aj_> and burn it to a disk; it'll be a bootable disk, using that, you'll be able to accomplish your wishes with the partitions and the free space
[03:08] <john38> nibbler, should i use lvm or gparted
[03:08] <nibbler> john38: if you have lvm you dont need gparted. but you need to have your system installed on an lvm then. like /dev/mapper/foo mounted to /
[03:08] <john38> nibbler, my partion is /dev/sda5 and ext4
[03:09] <samX> Well, i'm going to open my question up to everyone.  I have an rts5116 PCI Express SD Card.  It was working after i installed, but after doing the updates and rebooting, it quit working.
[03:09] <samX> Here is my info.  lsmod:  http://pastebin.com/h1HKGJri   full demsg:  http://pastebin.com/EP8CzFqn   lspci/lsusb/tail demsg:  http://pastebin.com/iz7uHw8D
[03:09] <nibbler> wilee-nilee: ah right. my alt-f2 is stuck (like always on top, right now while i'm chatting), but also my ctrl-alt-f2 is broken, as in completely black.
[03:09] <me> hai
[03:09] <nibbler> john38: so lvm is no option. try gparted
[03:09] <Guest8568> LOL!  I ran that and got "something wicked happened resolving ... (-11 - system error)
[03:09] <samX> if anyone can help provide me any insight, i would GREATLY appreciate it.
[03:09] <john38> nibbler, ok
[03:10] <Guest8568> is there a way to direct apt-get to another mirror?
[03:10] <Guest36272> rm rf ~
[03:10] <wilee-nilee> Guest36272, Do not ever post that!!!!
[03:11] <nibbler> Guest8568: you can configure apt via /etc/apt/sources.list and some .d directory
[03:11] <cynicist> john38: apt://gparted
[03:12] <Guest8568> okay, thanks, nibbler
[03:12] <Simcha_Lester> Hello everyone, Simcha_Lesterhere and i'm here and ready to DDoS.
[03:13] <ChrisMaQ> I cant understand why people spend there money on operating systems like windows
[03:13] <cynicist> Guest8568: you can also use a gui by searching for software & updates
[03:13] <wilee-nilee> !ops | Simcha_Lester
[03:13] <ChrisMaQ> its jus amazing
[03:13] <cynicist> Guest8568: if you choose "other" there is also an option to test for the fastest repository
[03:13] <reisio> ChrisMaQ: well, most people spend their money on computers, which come with an operating system
[03:14] <john38> can somebody help me use gparted
[03:14] <reisio> john38: what're you having trouble with?
[03:15] <john38> reisio, well i want to use unallocated space and merge it with my existing linux partition to use it as additional free space not a separate linux partition
[03:15] <john38> reisio, does that make sense
[03:16] <samX> anyone had a chance to look at my issue with my sc card?
[03:16] <cynicist> john38: is this on the root partition?
[03:19] <john38> cynicist, i dual boot windows 7 and ubuntu  /dev/sda1 and .../dev/sda2 is ntfs with 437.93 GiB total and........unallocated 147.91 GiB ....../dev/sda3 extended...../dev/sda5 ext4 and /dev/sda6 linux swap
[03:19] <cynicist> john38: and which partition do you wish to change the size of?
[03:20] <john38> cynicist, i want to merge unallocated with existing linux i guess root?
[03:20] <zakaria> probleme with nvidia drivers in xubuntu 12.04
[03:20] <john38> cynicist, use unallocated and additional free space on root partition
[03:20] <Hexagonite> How do you delete the 'tmp' folder in your home directory? I got UCK and it didn't quite work. It left a 'tmp' folder for the ISO contents.
[03:20] <cynicist> john38: the reason I ask is because to change the size of the root partition you need to use a livecd
[03:21] <Hexagonite> Trying to delete it pops up 'crontabs cannot be deleted.'
[03:21] <john38> cynicist, oh ok
[03:21] <cynicist> john38: since you can't edit a partition you are currently booted into
[03:21] <john38> cynicist, i have to use livecd and do it from there
[03:21] <john38> cynicist, well would i be able to do that with livecd
[03:21] <cynicist> john38: but from a livecd you can use gparted and just choose resize and then wait for the lengthy amount of time it could take :P
[03:22] <tgm4883> I've acquired a macbook pro late-2008 model (5,1), can someone assist in booting and installing 13.04 on it? I've tried booting it, but I just get a boot error
[03:22] <john38> cynicist, wiould livecd add that unallocated space to existing partition
[03:22] <cynicist> john38: when you choose to resize you are presented with an easy to use slider that you can move around to take more or less free space
[03:22] <samX> eek, entered the wrong command!  lol
[03:23] <cynicist> john38: once you are in the livecd you would need to run gparted and change the size of your root partition by right clicking on it and choosing "Resize/Move" and then manipulating the slider to take up the rest of the free space on your disk
[03:24] <samX> ok, so is anyone familiar with the issue with the rts5116 card reader not working?
[03:24] <reisio> tumppu: whwat error?
[03:24] <john38> cynicist, oook ..i assume gparted is the program that livecd uses huh?
[03:25] <cynicist> john38: well the livecd does partitioning in the installer, gparted is a separate program
[03:26] <cynicist> john38: I'm not even sure if it comes on the livecd by default but you can install it in order to use it
[03:26] <john38> cynicist, but i have to boot up computer into livecd right
[03:26] <cynicist> john38: yes, definitely
[03:26] <john38> cynicist, then why would i need gparted
[03:26] <ChrisMaQ> are there socializing room on this thing?
[03:26] <john38> cynicist, if i can do that whole thing from livecd
[03:27] <cynicist> john38: because you are looking for a way to change your partition size without reinstalling ubuntu right? so the installer isn't useful there
[03:27] <wilee-nilee> ChrisMaQ, #ubuntu-offtopic
[03:27] <ChrisMaQ> thanks wilee-nilee
[03:27] <wilee-nilee> no prob
[03:27] <ChrisMaQ> join #ubuntu-offtopic
[03:28] <Guest8568> I'm back...
[03:28] <john38> cynicist, when i boot from cd is that an option in menu that will say update existing partion or do i go to install ubuntu
[03:28] <wilee-nilee> ChrisMaQ, /j #ubuntu-offtopic
[03:28] <Guest8568> Is there an editor available in the installer shell?
[03:28] <stairmast0r> how can i check if my computer is using the correct graphics driver?
[03:28] <stairmast0r> i installed the AMD official driver for my radeon
[03:28] <wilee-nilee> stairmast0r, Hows it running?
[03:29] <samX> aticonfig --list-adapters
[03:29] <cynicist> john38: neither, you would go to the ubuntu software center, install gparted, then launch gparted to edit your partitions
[03:29] <samX> that should show you the adapters.
[03:29] <john38> cynicist, i already installed gparted now
[03:29] <cynicist> john38: and you would do that on the livecd because you can't edit the partition you are currently booted into
[03:29] <stairmast0r> samX: i have two adapters listed, and for some reason it's choosing the wrong one. (onboard llano chip, but i want to use my discrete card)
[03:29] <john38> cynicist, so what option do i choose when booting from livecd
[03:30] <reisio> Guest8568: probably gedit, maybe nano
[03:30] <john38> cynicist, try ubuntu ...install unbuntu???
[03:30] <stairmast0r> wilee-nilee: not too well at times, but i'm not sure if that's the fault of the drivers or not
[03:30] <wilee-nilee> stairmast0r, Generally proprietary drives are not suggested, as they don't follow kernel updates, so be prepared.
[03:30] <stairmast0r> wilee-nilee: mainly, java can't use openGL
[03:30] <cynicist> john38: you use try ubuntu, so you can get into the ubuntu desktop
[03:30] <Guest8568> gedit won't come up... I'll try nano
[03:30] <cynicist> john38: from there you can launch the software center and install gparted
[03:30] <john38> cynicist, right...ok
[03:30] <stairmast0r> Guest8568: vim :D
[03:30] <wilee-nilee> stairmast0r, I would know nothing about java.
[03:30] <john38> cynicist, and from gparted i can resize unallocated to existing partition
[03:30] <samX> stairmast0r: it should give the options list for aticonfig if you type that seperately.  I believe there is a command to set the other one as default.  Otherwise, you should boot to your BIOS and disable the onboard if you're not using it.
[03:31] <stairmast0r> samX: i can't disable the onboard.  i've tried.
[03:31] <cynicist> john38: yes, you just need the right click the partition you want to change and choose "Resize/Move"
[03:31] <john38> cynicist, ok cynicist thanks..bbl
[03:31] <cynicist> john38: yw
[03:32] <wilee-nilee> stairmast0r, I have seen you on the channel before but have not followed any problems, you had help here on this issue in general?
[03:32] <stairmast0r> wilee-nilee: not really, no
[03:33] <samX> stairmast0r:  try using aticonfig --adapter={the adapter # you're trying to use} --initial
[03:33] <stairmast0r> samX: eg. "1"?
[03:33] <stairmast0r> okay, now restart X?
[03:33] <samX> stairmast0r:  then aticonfg --adapter=1 --initial
[03:34] <stairmast0r> samX: i did that
[03:34] <wilee-nilee> stairmast0r, You might try if you feel you need to, some drivers just don't have all the bling in linux due to no support fro the manufacturers as a general point.
[03:34] <stairmast0r> samX: the "default" marked with an asterisk is still adapter 0
[03:34] <stairmast0r> wilee-nilee: they need to get on that...
[03:35] <wilee-nilee> stairmast0r, Post the actual card for help if you need any, I know nothing about graphic drivers.
[03:35] <stairmast0r> wilee-nilee: radeon HD6570
[03:35] <stairmast0r> the one i want to disable is an HD 6530D (llano APU onboard)
[03:35] <kotek> Hi, anyone here uses anjuta for django development?
[03:35] <stairmast0r> * 0. 00:01.0 AMD Radeon HD 6530D
[03:35] <stairmast0r>   1. 01:00.0 AMD Radeon HD 6570
[03:36] <stairmast0r> what's the deal with 00:01.0 and 01:00.0?
[03:36] <reisio> kotek: ?
[03:36] <cynicist> stairmast0r: that's the busID
[03:36] <stairmast0r> cynicist: oh
[03:36] <wilee-nilee> stairmast0r, Not sure if this helps but some info maybe. http://askubuntu.com/search?q=HD6570
[03:36] <stairmast0r> kotek: kotek maly?
[03:36] <kotek> reisio, Anjuta's wizard seem not to generate settings.py file.
[03:36] <cynicist> stairmast0r: from my xorg.conf for example, (BusID  "PCI:1:0:0")
[03:37] <reisio> kotek: it's intended more as a C IDE, AIUI
[03:37] <stairmast0r> wilee-nilee: not really.. those don't seem to relate to the card being recognized but not used.  but thank you
[03:37] <Twenty-three> hi guys, a recent kernel update left me with a black screen upon booting, i tried to fix this through many appraoches but what worked was selecting a different kernel in GRUB. Now resolution is good and all but I don't get to see unity, only the desktop icons, i'm not sure how to reset unity, any clues?
[03:37] <cynicist> stairmast0r: do you mind putting your xorg.conf on pastebin?
[03:38] <cynicist> stairmast0r: seems to me it would be as simple as just specifying the discrete card in your xorg file rather than the onboard one
[03:38] <stairmast0r> cynicist: yeah, sec
[03:38] <reisio> kotek: maybe ask #python
[03:38] <kotek> reisio, so I have a problem with django plugin for this C IDE
[03:38] <Guest8568> How do I get a different name here than Guest####?
[03:38] <reisio> Guest8568: /nick azkabar
[03:38] <Guest8568> thanks
[03:39] <stairmast0r> cynicist: http://paste.ubuntu.com/5942455/
[03:39] <samX> It's too bad the Catalyst Control center offers such limited interaction with the devices on Linux as opposed to Windows.  I do apologize, stairmast0r.  i wish i could have been more assistance.
[03:40] <cynicist> Twenty-three: are you using proprietary drivers by any chance?
[03:40] <stairmast0r> samX: no worries!  i don't _expect_ help from anybody.  i appreciate the thought though :)
[03:40] <kotek> HD 6530D - it uses fglrx-legacy?
[03:40] <Twenty-three> cynicist: yes, i use nvidia 304 drivers
[03:40] <stairmast0r> kotek: it shouldn't
[03:41] <stairmast0r> kotek: it's still 6000-series
[03:41] <kotek> stairmast0r, I know. But my experiense says: There is no biggest shit than fglrx-legacy.
[03:41] <_whitebeard> Okay now I have a name
[03:41] <stairmast0r> kotek: lol
[03:41] <samX> I know how frustrating it can be though, i'm working on an issue with my sd card reader myself
[03:41] <cynicist> Twenty-three: likely that is the problem, check my post here and substitute fglrx for nvidia packages and you should be good
[03:41] <cynicist> Twenty-three: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=11343771#post11343771
[03:41] <kotek> Galium is better than fglrx-legacy.
[03:41] <wilee-nilee> kotek, THe channel ask you not swear.
[03:41] <stairmast0r> kotek: it's just using fglrx
[03:42] <kotek> Sorry channel.
[03:42] <stairmast0r> samX: i still believe linux is worth the extra effort you have to put in :D
[03:42] <cynicist> Twenty-three: that will take you back to using default open source drivers with a functional desktop, after which you can reinstall the proprietary one again
[03:42] <kotek> So, my experience says: There is no biggest poop than fglrx-legacy.
[03:43] <stairmast0r> kotek: jestes polski?
[03:43] <linuxhack3r> I have a form for html that I am trying to make work as a contact form via php. I have the form formatted exactly as I want it, but am having trouble figuring out how to use php to "catch" everything. Someone here good with PHP? Here is my form: http://pastebin.com/fBwK6aD1
[03:43] <Twenty-three> thanks cynicist, i'll give it a go, if it doesn't work i'll be back in a few minutes
[03:43] <stairmast0r> cynicist: what part should i be taking out of my xorg.conf?
[03:44] <kotek> stairmast0r, I'd reather say, that my nick comes from USA kotex tampons than admit that I'm from Poland in the internet.
[03:44] <stairmast0r> kotek: aww.. why?  i'm not polish myself, so i don't really know
[03:44] <FreezingCold> How can I "share" audio with other applications? I'm trying to skype and play with ardour on the same time
[03:45] <stairmast0r> FreezingCold: pulseaudio..?
[03:45] <cynicist> stairmast0r: I think PCI:1:0:0 is likely your discrete card, so I would try to comment out the sections involving "Device[0]-0" and see if that fixes it
[03:45] <stairmast0r> cynicist: every bit that involves [0]-0?
[03:46] <cynicist> stairmast0r: all the Section/EndSection bits that reference device [0]-0 yes
[03:46] <stairmast0r> hm.. here goes
[03:46] <linuxhack3r> What is a good PHP channel?
[03:47] <_whitebeard> Does anybody  know the path to nano?  in this installer shell, I can just call it, but to get into the apt dir I have to use chroot...  the installer shell doesn't understand sudo
[03:47] <kotek> stairmast0r, because of LoL, poles are most irritating nation in online gaming just after greeks and russians...
[03:47] <kotek> and PWL's
[03:47] <cynicist> _whitebeard: /usr/bin/nano?
[03:47] <_whitebeard> I looked there
[03:48] <reisio> linuxhack3r: well, s/good/appropriate/: #php
[03:48] <john38> cynicist, you there
[03:48] <cynicist> john38: yeah how did it work?
[03:48] <linuxhack3r> reisio: It says that I have to be invited?
[03:48] <reisio> _whitebeard: 'type nano'
[03:48] <reisio> linuxhack3r: try ##php
[03:48] <linuxhack3r> reisio: "you need to be identified with services"
[03:49] <reisio> linuxhack3r: /msg nickserv help identify
[03:49] <reisio> linuxhack3r: /msg nickserv help register
[03:49] <john38> cynicist, it didnt work or im not doing it right i clicked on my linux partion it wouldnt slide
[03:49] <reisio> (in reverse order :p)
[03:49] <john38> cynicist, do i have to format the unallocated space
[03:49] <cynicist> john38: no
[03:49] <cynicist> john38: did you right click and choose resize?
[03:49] <_whitebeard> reisio: I can do that until I use chroot, which I have to do to get to the sources.list
[03:49] <irssi-mike> !compiz
[03:49] <reisio> _whitebeard: hrmm?
[03:49] <john38> cynicist, yes it was all that way at both ends
[03:50] <cynicist> john38: and you are sure you have unallocated free space?
[03:50] <john38> cynicist, i couldnt slide any more to take up unallocated space
[03:50] <samX> Ok, so, again, anyone know what i can try to get my rts5116 PCI Express SD Card reader working?
[03:50] <john38> cynicist, yes im sure
[03:50] <samX> I've tried the manufacturer driver install
[03:50] <_whitebeard> reisio: I am trying to salvage a failing install
[03:51] <_whitebeard> and working inside the installers shell
[03:51] <john38> cynicist, thing is what i did was go into windows 7 and used a third party partioning manager to change my free space to unallocated space
[03:51] <samX> I had to reinstall today and it did work after the reinstall, but then when i updated ubuntu and restarted, it stopped working.  any thoughts?
[03:51] <_whitebeard> HI register
[03:52] <cynicist> john38: when you launched gparted did you see any unallocated space?
[03:52] <john38> cynicist, yes
[03:52] <john38> cynicist, the slider was at full it wouldnt go any higher
[03:53] <wilee-nilee> john38, You have to resize the extended first
[03:54] <john38> resize extended ??
[03:55] <cynicist> john38: yeah I didnt know your partition layout, you can only have 4 primary partitions so if you have more than that you must have an extended partition
[03:55] <wilee-nilee> john38, Isn't sda3 an extended partition if I remember your original post?
[03:55] <john38> wilee-nilee, yes
[03:55] <aneks> hey guys, does anyone know much about vsftp?
[03:56] <wilee-nilee> john38, That is a contaner for the rest click on its edge to resize.
[03:56] <john38> wilee-nilee, thing is when i booted from livecd i couldnt reisize extended just ext4
[03:56] <wilee-nilee> john38, Make sure the swap is off as well.
[03:57] <wilee-nilee> john38, A screen shot of gparted would help in an imagebin.
[03:57] <john38> wilee-nilee, from livecd
[03:57] <john38> wilee-nilee, ??
[03:57] <wilee-nilee> john38, That would be best probably.
[03:57] <john38> wilee-nilee, how to take screenshot again
[03:58] <john38> wilee-nilee, can i access xchat from livecd
[03:58] <wilee-nilee> !imagebin
[03:59] <wilee-nilee> john38, I think it is on it, I forget, you can make a screen shot in the install for instructions, but live is easier as far as communicating.
[03:59] <cynicist> john38: yes you can join xchat from the livecd
[03:59] <john38> wilee-nilee, ok be right back
[03:59] <samX> Ok, i'm back, i just wanted to see if reinstalling the sd card reader driver would fix the issue, but it doesn't.
[03:59] <wilee-nilee> john38, Did you have the swap off when you tried to resize the extended?
[04:00] <john38> wilee-nilee, im not sure
[04:00] <john38> wilee-nilee, do i have to unmount??
[04:00] <wilee-nilee> john38, That may be the problem is all.
[04:00] <aneks> I configured a small FTP server at home and I've set the local_root= to the directory I want users to be directed to. When I log onto the FTP server locally on my Ubuntu machine, I get directed to the appropriate directory but if I log in remotely from a Windows machine, I get directed to the / directory. Does anyone know how I can fix that?
[04:00] <wilee-nilee> john38, Right click the swap then swap off.
[04:00] <john38> wilee-nilee, ok
[04:03] <c2tarun> Hi friends, here is the screenshot of my tray icons. http://www.zimagez.com/zimage/screenshot-08032013-093126am.php   I can figure out all the apps but not the third one from top, can anyone please help me in finding out what it is?
[04:06] <_whitebeard> gave up restarted the rescue install attempt...  thanks for your help
[04:06] <_whitebeard> everybody
[04:06] <WebSearchingPro> c2tarun: Its an unused icon - its called "Launcher"
[04:06] <WebSearchingPro> you right click it to program it
[04:07] <c2tarun> WebSearchingPro, ohh.. when I am right clicking it I am getting the same menu when I right click on battery icon
[04:07] <WebSearchingPro> click properties
[04:09] <c2tarun> WebSearchingPro, panel's properties?
[04:09] <WebSearchingPro> Rightclick the little icon with the red thing that you were asking about.
[04:09] <WebSearchingPro> It should have a "Properties" option
[04:09] <c2tarun> WebSearchingPro, it has preferences which is taking me to XFCE Power manager settings
[04:10] <irssi-mike> aneks: why not use samba
[04:10] <WebSearchingPro> Ohhh its probably a shortcut to that then
[04:11] <WebSearchingPro> Or a broken icon
[04:11] <c2tarun> WebSearchingPro, how can I remove it?
[04:12] <WebSearchingPro> Rightclick the time, go to Panel > Properties
[04:12] <WebSearchingPro> *Panel Preferences
[04:12] <c2tarun> done
[04:13] <c2tarun> then?
[04:13] <WebSearchingPro> under the "Items" tab you should have a list
[04:14] <c2tarun> WebSearchingPro, yeah, I tried to go inside settings of Notification Icons but couldn't find this broken icon
[04:15] <WebSearchingPro> Weird, I'm not sure then :(
[04:15] <c2tarun> WebSearchingPro, np :) thanks for helping
[04:15] <WebSearchingPro> np
[04:34] <osubuntu> sudo mkdir /
[04:35] <jose> osubuntu: wrong window
[04:35] <osubuntu> wrong window?
[04:35] <osubuntu> that's a command which doesn't work at all
[04:35] <benkillin> thats because you executed it retarded
[04:36] <osubuntu> benkillin, lol
[04:36] <benkillin> would you like to know why you executed it retarded?
[04:36] <osubuntu> benkillin, because I expected that it wouldn't work
[04:37] <benkillin> and did it not work?
[04:37] <osubuntu> of course it does not work
[04:37] <osubuntu> it is a root directory which is ALWAYS created
[04:38] <elky> benkillin: please don't be so rude.
[04:38] <benkillin> so why were you surprised that it did not work
[04:39] <user42> I NEED SOME HELP **  how can I use two headphones at the same time? Im using qjackctl and pulse jack sync... Im using turtle beach with a usb/3.5mm connector and $20 wallmart sony headphones
[04:40] <user42>  I want to record a friend in Ardour using jack and pulse sync and to be able to both hear the sound at the same time..
[04:40] <osubuntu> benkillin, please quote the sentence which I seemed to be surprised.
[04:43] <unicornjedi> AppleJack???
[04:43] <osubuntu> user42, google is your best friend ;)
[04:44] <dr_willis> id hope that dir exists allready.   :)
[04:55] <sarthor> HI, I am getting "totem-plugin-viewer requires to install plugins to play media files of the following type: text/html decoder" when I viewing some video from Moodle website.
[04:56] <emmtech> Help with configuring 'samba server' using to computers for networking....any suggestions?
[04:56] <dr_willis> !info samba-doc
[04:57] <emmtech> does samba need to be installed on both computers?
[04:57] <dr_willis> emmtech:  a client for samba does on one.  server on other
[04:58] <dr_willis> ! samba
[04:58] <emmtech> great inform...etc...thanks
[04:58] <wilee-nilee> sarthor, Are those media files in the public domain, a link maybe?
[04:58] <dr_willis>  what os are the pcs running?
[04:59] <emmtech> ubuntu?
[04:59] <dr_willis>  you dont need samba for ubuntu to ubuntu shares
[04:59] <sarthor> wilee-nilee, NO you need to get register, then you can view that, it is a paid registration
[04:59] <dr_willis> nfs. or sshfs can work well
[05:00] <dr_willis> or ssh. scp. ftp. and so on
[05:00] <wilee-nilee> sarthor, These .mov
[05:02] <sarthor> wilee-nilee, .mp4
[05:02] <wilee-nilee> sarthor, If .mov thats quick time apple stuff I believe  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.mov  you sure not mp4v
[05:02] <sarthor> I can view the videos of youtube / facebook etc.
[05:02] <emmtech> so again if there isn't any need for 'samba' for ubuntu to ubuntu shares, you are suggesting nfs ssh?
[05:02] <sarthor> wilee-nilee, yea I am sure
[05:03] <emmtech> you got me thinking now? are there any open source services of this kind that my not require such payment or registration?
[05:04] <wilee-nilee> sarthor, I think your dealing with quicktime but a guess really.
[05:04] <emmtech> well "samba is opensource"
[05:04] <sarthor> may be, But I know the files are .mp4
[05:05] <stairmast0r> what's the actual program name of the default 13.04 volume control/sound options window?
[05:06] <stairmast0r> my unity is broken so i can't start it normally
[05:06] <wilee-nilee> sarthor, read the wikipedia on that it is not that simple, and here is some more info. http://askubuntu.com/search?q=+text%2Fhtml+decoder
[05:06] <wickedpuppy> hmms ... alantop you pinged me? can I help you?
[05:07] <wickedpuppy> netsplit happening too many times
[05:07] <sarthor> wilee-nilee, I am trying to give you access to that files.
[05:08] <dr_willis> emmtech: samba is a open sourced   version of ms share stuff.
[05:08] <dr_willis> emmtech:  depending  on your needs. other ways may work better
[05:09] <wilee-nilee> stairmast0r, here is a reset unity link you might check out. http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2013/04/how-to-reset-unity-compiz-in-ubuntu-12-10-and-13-04
[05:10] <stairmast0r> wilee-nilee: my drivers aren't working
[05:10] <stairmast0r> i got fluxbox up, and moving a window takes like 10 seconds
[05:10] <stairmast0r> also, i tried that.  dconf reset -f /org/compiz/
[05:11] <GeorgeTorwell> why would my boot partition get modified without me knowing about it? And why do I have a pending "Ubuntu base" security update that has no technical description? Is the NSA trying to hack me?
[05:11] <stairmast0r> GeorgeTorwell: use lfs
[05:11] <GeorgeTorwell> lfs?
[05:12] <sarthor> wilee-nilee, can I send you PM?
[05:12] <wilee-nilee> GeorgeTorwell, You can loosen the tinfoil hat. ;)
[05:12] <GeorgeTorwell> yeah right
[05:12] <GeorgeTorwell> after all the spying revelations that came out
[05:12] <wilee-nilee> sarthor, I don;t do PM's
[05:12] <sarthor> wilee-nilee, ok. http://obdoo.net/course/view.php?id=3 check here please
[05:12] <GeorgeTorwell> my boot partition was modified and I dont remember installing any boot updates
[05:12] <GeorgeTorwell> why would ubuntu update grub files on /boot well after installation?
[05:13] <wilee-nilee> GeorgeTorwell, what did you install what release?
[05:13] <GeorgeTorwell> 13.04
[05:14] <wilee-nilee> GeorgeTorwell, And did an update right?
[05:14] <GeorgeTorwell> I have a pending ubuntu security update but no technical description is given and no information is provided. How interesting
[05:15] <wilee-nilee> GeorgeTorwell, Honestly your lack of details makes your post questionable at best.
[05:15] <wilee-nilee> posts
[05:15] <wilee-nilee> and the paranoia
[05:15] <GeorgeTorwell> I've given all the details
[05:15] <Ben64> you've given no details actually
[05:16] <GeorgeTorwell> theres no more details to give besides a security update without description. is anyone else seeing one?
[05:17] <GeorgeTorwell> And lets not pretend its paranoia now that we know the NSA uploads malicious firmware to android phones and cripples CPU pRNG instructions via Windows updates.
[05:17] <wilee-nilee> GeorgeTorwell, Show it to us in an imagebin or pastebin
[05:17] <GeorgeTorwell> ok
[05:17] <Ben64> do you realize how many things would fall under "a security update" ? there are tons of those all the time
[05:18] <santhosh> hi how to create to active directory serverin ubuntu
[05:19] <GeorgeTorwell> hmm interesting
[05:19] <GeorgeTorwell> when I pipe the update through tor I get a description
[05:19] <GeorgeTorwell> but through my regular internet, nothing
[05:19] <dr_willis> most all ubuntu upsates would be security or major byg fixs
[05:19] <dr_willis> !latest
[05:20] <GeorgeTorwell> I hope Ubuntu starts offering those security updates through SSL
[05:20] <GeorgeTorwell> why should the NSA find out what packages we have installed so they can sit aorund and look for ways to exploit our systems?
[05:20] <wilee-nilee> !ot | GeorgeTorwell
[05:21] <dr_willis> your paranoia  is showing
[05:21] <GeorgeTorwell> It wasn't off topic at all, it's an important security enhancement.
[05:21] <dr_willis> your rants are ot.
[05:22] <Arcademan> Hi there I can't get Ubuntu 13.04 to load properly is there anything I might try. Upon bootup I see black and white pixels right when lightdm loads
[05:22] <Ben64> !nomodeset | Arcademan
[05:23] <Arcademan> Hey Ben64 does this affect ATI cards?
[05:23] <Ben64> Arcademan: i think it can affect anything
[05:23] <dr_willis> it can affect many chipsets Arcademan
[05:23] <Guest75090> i activated draftsight but still error is coming that product is expired or not licenced
[05:24] <Arcademan> Alright I will try that thanks, yeah 12.10 loads just fine for me.
[05:24] <dr_willis> Guest75090: contact their support perhaps?
[05:25] <dr_willis> draftsight is some commercial app?
[05:25] <Arcademan> Anyhow bye. Thanks Ben64 and dr_willis
[05:25] <Guest75090> ya
[05:25] <sarthor> wilee-nilee, I am sorry to ask again, do you still want to check this link of that video, about what you said, may be .mov files, here is the link again , http://obdoo.net/course/view.php?id=3
[05:26] <Guest75090> dr_willis, its cadding tool like Autocad
[05:27] <dr_willis> i just use qcad. rarely these days
[05:28] <dr_willis> bbl
[05:29] <Guest75090> is qcad is fine and freeware? from where i can download it
[05:29] <wilee-nilee> sarthor, I can't log in so not sure you might check with the schools IT.
[05:30] <sarthor> wilee-nilee, you can log as a guest.
[05:30] <sarthor> wilee-nilee, No need for password.
[05:31] <sarthor> wilee-nilee, http://obdoo.net and click on login as guest.
[05:31] <wilee-nilee> sarthor, Problem is I'm in W8 they work in it.
[05:33] <santhosh> hi how to create to active directory serverin ubuntu
[05:39] <Loshki> santhosh: look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ActiveDirectoryHowto. Looks like a lot of work...
[05:39] <gt8ost4l> can someone tell me what i need to install to inject
[05:40] <santhosh>  <Loshki> it is migrating in windoes to linux is there any special wat to create active directory in ubuntu
[05:42] <Loshki> santhosh: Sorry, I don't know. Have you read the link I sent you?
[05:43] <santhosh> ok
[05:43] <santhosh> ok
[05:46] <NoobCube> Can anyone help me out with a couple weird issues? (13.04 LTS)
[05:46] <santhosh> present iam working on linux i have an active directory server 2003 how to migrate that in to linux
[05:48] <IdleOne> santhosh: read https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ActiveDirectoryHowto
[05:48] <NoobCube> 1. No sound coming out of speakers. 2. Print Screen creates a black image.
[05:48] <santhosh> it is migrating in windoes to linux is there any special wat to create active directory in ubuntu
[05:56] <darkpassenger> Anyway I can customize the HUD style in 13.04 ?
[05:58] <alantop> who use mirc 7.32, I ask one question.  how to close someone join and leave message?
[05:59] <IdleOne> alantop: you can find that setting in the prefs. also might want to ask in ##mirc
[06:00] <darkpassenger> ...
[06:00] <alantop> ##mirc
[06:01] <ace> hi
[06:02] <ace> I have a problem :( df told me / is full of 20gb and df tell me that only 2.gb is used: http://pastie.org/8202212
[06:03] <alfreddba> i want to rsync some files to remote host...but folder timestamp changing perodically contents are not changing....so how to rsync only contents...pls guide me...
[06:07] <jemark> alfreddba: did you do rsync -avz ?
[06:07] <alfreddba> i want to rsync some files to remote host...but folder timestamp changing perodically contents are not changing....so how to rsync only contents...pls guide me...
[06:10] <Loshki> ace: Try du -x | sort -rn > /tmp/du.out instead
[06:11] <ace> Loshki: thank, i think it s a deleted file that is still there
[06:12] <alfreddba> i want to rsync some files to remote host...but folder timestamp changing perodically contents are not changing....so how to rsync only contents...pls guide me...
[06:12] <Loshki> ace: in that case, a reboot...
[06:12] <jemark> sort -rn
[06:12] <ace> Loshki: i just killed the process that keep the file opened and it s done
[06:12] <ace> thanks for your help
[06:13] <Loshki> ace: very cool
[06:14] <gt8ost4l> can anybody tell me if these drivers would work http://eagleeye1.com/thread-138481.html
[06:14] <apodio> hello i need help finding a driver for my mic i think it is a Conexant HD SmartAudio 221 sound card
[06:15] <apodio> i could be wrong the model of laptop is cq60-210us
[06:15] <apodio> can any1 help me?
[06:15] <syn-ack> apodio, that's a closed source driver
[06:15] <apodio> so there is none for linux then?
[06:16] <syn-ack> apodio, Go to linuxeant.com for more information.
[06:16] <apodio> ok ty
[06:16] <syn-ack> That driver is NOT supported though so youre going to be on your own
[06:16] <apodio> site is down
[06:16] <apodio> anyway to use a wrapper of sum sort?
[06:17] <syn-ack> Nope.
[06:17] <apodio> such as ndiswrapper except for sound maybe?
[06:17] <syn-ack> standby, I may have gotten the URL wrong.
[06:17] <syn-ack> OH
[06:17] <apodio> ok
[06:17] <syn-ack> Sound card.
[06:17] <syn-ack> hrm
[06:17] <apodio> well im not really sure
[06:18] <apodio> can u maybe look up the specifications for the laptop and see if i have it right
[06:18] <apodio> im looking for a driver for the mic
[06:18] <apodio> if i do lspci tho it doesnt show mic at all so im prolly wrong
[06:19] <syn-ack> Mic would be handled through the line in on your sound card
[06:19] <syn-ack> still looking. hold on
[06:19] <apodio> well sound works good but not the mic
[06:19] <apodio> ok
[06:19] <Loshki> Is this it? http://www.linuxant.com/drivers/hsf/full/downloads.php
[06:19] <apodio> also if u cud help me thru teamviewer or sumthin id be glad
[06:19] <eclipse> can someone help me with installing nvidia drivers?
[06:19] <apodio> sec let me check
[06:19] <syn-ack> Loshki, good catch.
[06:20] <apodio> gimme few mins im gonna try it out
[06:20] <eclipse> um..
[06:20] <Loshki> syn-ack: googled it, in fact..
[06:21] <syn-ack> apodio, ok so open your sound control panel
[06:21] <eclipse> no one knows how to install nvidia drivers?
[06:21] <aeon-ltd> !nvidia | eclipse
[06:21] <hewhomust> eclipse, what's your gpu?
[06:21] <eclipse> as in
[06:21] <eclipse> gt 540m
[06:21] <syn-ack> Loshki, I was recalling from memory. I figured I had the URL wrong or something
[06:21] <eclipse> i've been at it for the past 5 hours
[06:21] <eclipse> my entire desktop is gone
[06:21] <apodio> ok sec u mean prefences?
[06:22] <eclipse> and i'm stuck in 640x480 resolution
[06:22] <syn-ack> apodio, yep
[06:22] <hewhomust> eclipse, is it the only gpu or do you also have intel?
[06:22] <eclipse> i also have intel
[06:22] <linelevel> Hi, is it safe to put database passwords in my cronttab directly, as opposed to in a file with mode 600 which is read by a cronjob? The crontab can't be read by any other [non-root] user anyway, right?
[06:22] <apodio> alsa or pulse
[06:22] <syn-ack> apodio, Pulse.
[06:22] <apodio> think i have both not sure tho
[06:22] <apodio> ok
[06:22] <Loshki> syn-ack: you were close enough that I could google it without knowing anything else about it, that's good enough in my book.
[06:22] <syn-ack> eclipse, The current nVidia driver doesn't support optimus. Only the intel would work
[06:23] <apodio> ok i got it up
[06:23] <syn-ack> apodio, Ok so, click on input devices
[06:23] <eclipse> but it was working awhile back when i was on linux mint..
[06:23] <eclipse> what about bumblebee? does that work?
[06:23] <apodio> ok i did and internal microphone shows up
[06:23] <apodio> but it doesn not show activity on it at the bottom
[06:24] <syn-ack> eclipse, you would still have to configure yourself an x config file
[06:24] <syn-ack> apodio, is it muted?
[06:24] <apodio> its at 32% volume so no i dont think it is muted
[06:24] <eclipse> well, how do i fix this resolution then?
[06:24] <eclipse> and the missing desktop
[06:24] <eclipse> the menu to the left is gone
[06:24] <Loshki> linelevel: right, the real risk IMO is if someone gets root access to your machine, which usually means anyone who has physical access to the hardware
[06:24] <syn-ack> I can only do one issue at a time. Would someone else please give me a hand
[06:25] <syn-ack> apodio, click on the mute button to mute it then unmute it again
[06:25] <apodio> eclipse i had this problem b4 try googling sumthing like xorg wizard setup
[06:25] <apodio> theres a command for it
[06:25] <apodio> to setup x
[06:25] <eclipse> alright
[06:25] <linelevel> Loshki: Right, but there's no keeping my db password safe in that case anyway, I figure.
[06:25] <syn-ack> apodio, well, it's a little more invloved that than that. he's got to install bumblebee as well
[06:25] <apodio> ok i did
[06:26] <apodio> oo
[06:26] <syn-ack> apodio, so is it working?
[06:26] <apodio> still nothing btw :c
[06:26] <apodio> no
[06:26] <syn-ack> hrm. k
[06:26] <apodio> is there a way to see if i even have the kernal modules loaded?
[06:26] <syn-ack> apodio, try pulling it up in the ALSAmixer
[06:26] <syn-ack> apodio, you have sound, right?
[06:26] <apodio> yea
[06:26] <syn-ack> then it's loaded
[06:27] <acidrain> i have an issue when clickin on torrent links (or any other link on the net that launches an application), when asked to chose an application to carry out the process i dont have any options. for example, im trying to use a torrent file, i can currently only save the link to desktop, and use transmission to open it. how can i make it so transmission automatically launches when i click on a torrent link?
[06:27] <apodio> mic boost is 0%
[06:27] <syn-ack> this is in ALSA?
[06:27] <apodio> yea
[06:27] <syn-ack> do the mute thing again, please
[06:27] <apodio> in alsa?
[06:27] <acidrain> i can click on "choose an application" but i cant find anything
[06:27] <Loshki> syn-ack: it's ok to be selective about what you answer if you get overloaded. When that happens I usually try and concentrate on the harder stuff
[06:28] <gt8ost4l> can anybody tell me if this would work https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/LinuxWireless
[06:28] <syn-ack> apodio, yeah
[06:28] <syn-ack> Loshki, I do it in order of arrival.
[06:28] <Shashank> I tried to install g++ using sudo apt-get install g++ but it says you have broken dependencies. How to install g++
[06:28] <apodio> ok it doesnt show M for mute but i did turned it down and then up wut are the settings it shud be? mic 100% mic boost is 0 internal mic is 40%
[06:29] <damian_> hi
[06:29] <syn-ack> apodio, and is it working?
[06:29] <apodio> nope
[06:29] <syn-ack> turn the internal mic up some more.
[06:30] <syn-ack> sup, willis
[06:30] <etfb> LibreOffice has started opening up in a Firefox browser window instead of its own window! How do I fix that? Has anyone seen anything like that?
[06:30] <apodio> still nothing
[06:30] <shafox> Hi, I am on ubuntu 12.04 box, recently installed one apache2 update and since then all the virtual hosts are not pointing to the correct directories , its now pointing the default localhost . also i am getting one error on apache2 restart shafox@shafox:~$ sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
[06:30] <shafox>  * Restarting web server apache2 AH00558: apache2: Could not reliably determine the server's fully qualified domain name, using <IP_ADDRESS>. Set the 'ServerName' directive globally to suppress this message [ OK ]. I know the servername is not localhost but why there is a AH00558 stamp before the error message ??
[06:30] <syn-ack> apodio, Remember that modem driver the other user found?
[06:30] <damian_> hi guys im brand new to this shit and i have no clue as to what to do all i know is that like everything is impossible to figure out like installing java
[06:30] <syn-ack> apodio, download that for me, please
[06:31] <apodio> u mean off that link?
[06:31] <Loshki> linelevel: agreed, but note the risk of penetration goes up sharply IMO if you allow any kind of network access.
[06:31] <syn-ack> apodio, yessir
[06:31] <dr_willis> !java | damian_
[06:31] <apodio> yea i need to update kernal tool i think cuz i cant even use it yet my kernel is behind it... lol
[06:31] <apodio> mite be kernel
[06:31] <linelevel> Loshki: It's a database server.. kind of hard to avoid. :P
[06:31] <syn-ack> wait
[06:31] <apodio> yea?
[06:31] <syn-ack> you're not up to date, apodio?
[06:31] <dr_willis> damian_:  i just use the java in the repos
[06:31] <apodio> sadly no
[06:32] <syn-ack> apodio, Update, please
[06:32] <apodio> the distribution im using is apodio linux lol and i just installed a bit ago but
[06:32] <IdleOne> :/
[06:32] <eclipse> argh this is hopeless
[06:32] <syn-ack> dr_willis, Android requires me to use Sun Java. :/
[06:32] <dr_willis> !manual | damian_
[06:32] <apodio> i did apt-get update upgrade etc and it did a kernel update
[06:32] <apodio> so idk
[06:32] <apodio> ill try tho
[06:32] <damian_> yeah but i wanna install java so i can run games
[06:32] <etfb> Oh, never mind. Worked it out.
[06:33] <eclipse> btw how do you run xchat in tty
[06:33] <etfb> Turns out LibreOffice is unusable in Unity.
[06:33] <syn-ack> eclipse, you don't
[06:33] <eclipse> syn-ack why not?
[06:33] <syn-ack> eclipse, you have irssi, bitchX(if that's still around) and IRCII for TTYs
[06:33] <dr_willis> eclipse:  try weechat for a console irc client
[06:33] <Loshki> syn-ack: I *wish* I could answer any and all questions in *any* order. Most of the time I have to pass cos I don't know the answer...
[06:33] <syn-ack> weechat's console too, eh?
[06:33] <dr_willis> dont use birchx  ;-)
[06:34] <eclipse> thankyou.
[06:34] <damian_> i dont even know how to set up the copy and paste this is sad
[06:34] <acidrain> i have an issue when clickin on torrent links (or any other link on the net that launches an application), when asked to chose an application to carry out the process i dont have any options. for example, im trying to use a torrent file, i can currently only save the link to desktop, and use transmission to open it. how can i make it so transmission automatically launches when i click on a torrent link?
[06:34] <syn-ack> Loshki, you'll learn
[06:34] <dr_willis> damian_:  setup? details please.
[06:34] <Shashank>  I tried to install g++ using sudo apt-get install g++ but it says you have broken dependencies. How to install g++
[06:35] <syn-ack> Shashank, install the rest of GCC
[06:35] <sixtyby3> Shashank, you could try apt-get install build-essential
[06:35] <overdub> damian_, any highlighted text will paste with the middle button
[06:35] <damian_> im starting to feel i should just go back to windows 7 but its a little late for that so ill just have to learn
[06:35] <sixtyby3> That did the trick for me
[06:35] <syn-ack> Shashank, sudo apt-get install bin86 build-essesntial
[06:35] <dr_willis> damian_:  start with that ubuntu manual
[06:36] <Shashank> syn-ack I already have gcc. I can run c programms easily in my ubuntu but I can't run  c++ codes
[06:36] <syn-ack> damian_, Theres no way to learn without doing
[06:36] <syn-ack> Shashank, Surely you mean compile
[06:36] <Shashank> yes compile
[06:36] <syn-ack> Shashank, Install what I told you to
[06:36] <apodio> im upgrading it to a generic 3.2.0-21 linux image kernel
[06:37] <syn-ack> apodio, That's better than what you'
[06:37] <syn-ack> ve got
[06:37] <apodio> yea ik :P haha
[06:37] <dr_willis> !compile
[06:37] <apodio> meanwhile while ur free know any tips to make linux look sexier? :P
[06:38] <apodio> stuff like dockbars etc
[06:38] <aeon-ltd> apodio: too subjective, ask in offtopic and forums
[06:38] <syn-ack> apodio, I run console only. Sorry.
[06:38] <apodio> ok :c lol
[06:38] <apodio> its ok =o
[06:38] <dr_willis> you mean •gaudy•
[06:38] <Bil> Linux is sexy
[06:38] <apodio> ik :P it is
[06:38] <syn-ack> I have only an 80x80 display and thats how I like it
[06:39] <dr_willis> !dock
[06:39] <aeon-ltd> Bil: too bad it's not elegant
[06:39] <apodio> lol
[06:39] <Bil> sexier than what is it that windows is on . Whats sexier?
[06:39] <tones>  syn-ack, a green screen?
[06:39] <syn-ack> tones, Nah, white on black
[06:40] <apodio> :p idk haha i juss like changing looks thats all
[06:40] <apodio> brbrolly gotta reboot
[06:40] <apodio> *prolly
[06:40] <apodio> yea brb
[06:40] <Bil> apodio why do you want to use Linux for?
[06:40] <aeon-ltd> oooh just missed them
[06:41] <damian_> i feel they over complicate things on purpose on this os but maybe its because im new but i dont think so
[06:41] <Bil> what^^
[06:41] <aeon-ltd> damian_: examples?
[06:41] <overdub> damian_, over time, you'll come to see that what looks like complexity, is actually freedom
[06:41] <syn-ack> damian_, Wait till you learn
[06:41] <dr_willis> damian_:  they dont.   its you..   :)
[06:42] <damian_> well like how i have to use command prompt to help me install something like minecraft lol
[06:42] <overdub> the power is in the command prompt
[06:42] <aeon-ltd> you don't have to, if you already have java, launching the jar would do fine
[06:42] <overdub> guis are the confinement
[06:42] <damian_> ill give it a go i guess it just seems the over complicate it
[06:42] <dr_willis> damian_:  the omgubuntu site has a guide on minecraft
[06:42] <Artemis3> damian_, to install free software, you don't need to. Is Minecraft free software? The author of it is responsible, not the os.
[06:43] <Bil> they dont over complicate its easier than it used to be ./configure; make; make install wasnt to hard to work out but what do Linux users have to cry about now? Nothing Linux is superior
[06:43] <dr_willis> i want sexier icons   :-P
[06:44] <aeon-ltd> not if you use any complex peripherals
[06:44] <Bil> Design your own then at least linux lets you do that
[06:44] <aeon-ltd> but then again that is also the responsibility of the manufacturer
[06:44] <damian_> so just wondering what type of advantages in something like minecraft would you get?
[06:45] <aeon-ltd> damian_: advantages from doing what?
[06:45] <Bil> nothing but what would windows give you the benefit of minecraft?
[06:45] <aeon-ltd> gpu drivers
[06:45] <gt8ost4l> can anybody tell me where do i find the version of the kernal thats running
[06:45] <dr_willis> in mineceaft?
[06:45] <damian_> just having linux with  "freedoms" like what freedom?
[06:45] <dr_willis> !gpl
[06:45] <aeon-ltd> damian_: to do anything
[06:46] <Bil> gt8ost4l uname -r
[06:46] <damian_> like alter the game completely?
[06:46] <aeon-ltd> damian_: don't like your UI? change it, don't like your terminal? change that, hate BASH? change that
[06:46] <Artemis3> damian_, free software is available in the software centre, for example, "Minetest", which still needs some work to implement all in minecraft, but will get there.
[06:47] <aeon-ltd> damian_: no, minecraft isn't open source. though modding it is allowed i think
[06:47] <dr_willis> damian_:  minecraft is not gpl free
[06:47] <aeon-ltd> damian_: it's not like minecraft has a shortage of mods
[06:47] <damian_> well ill call it a night but thanks guys
[06:47] <Bil> its a 16 bit graphic game whys it so popular?
[06:48] <aeon-ltd> Bil: like lego but with zombies
[06:48] <Artemis3> however, minetest = c, minecraft = java. The perfomance difference is astounding :)
[06:48] <shafox> Can anybody take look at this and tell me what is the issue http://superuser.com/questions/627441/recent-apache2-update-broke-virtual-host-and-new-error-on-restart-or-starting
[06:48] <damian_> its not the bit that makes the game
[06:49] <Artemis3> join the minetest community and make it do your will :)
[06:50] <damian_> whats minetest?
[06:51] <Artemis3> http://minetest.net/
[06:51] <damian_> its weird because i used to know every knook and cranny on windows then i went to linux
[06:52] <sukantk> hello
[06:52] <Artemis3> you have to take time to learn things, no way around that. But consider how many people know the other os, and how few know this one, guess who will become more valuable :)
[06:52] <Bil> when you first used windows how at home or easy did you find it?
[06:53] <damian_> very true and if it werent for this one half the features on other ones wouldnt exist because of this community
[06:53] <apodio> still nothing
[06:53] <damian_> very very easy
[06:53] <Shashank> syn-ack, it says gcc is already the newest version
[06:55] <Bil> shashank you compiling?
[06:55] <nixs> hi! some help with ipv6 needed!
[06:56] <Bil> ipv6 lol I speak to people in are networks team they despise ipv6 so good luck
[06:56] <nixs> i have openwrt roter with configured 6to4 with radvd. ping6 ipv6.google.com working on router, but does not on ubuntu in lan
[06:57] <stairmast0r> what's the actual program name of the default 13.04 volume control/sound options window?
[06:58] <Bil> nixs maybe sounds like your routers dont support or ipv6 is disbaled on them
[06:58] <Loshki> nixs: see also #ipv6
[06:59] <syn-ack> apodio, interesting
[06:59] <syn-ack> apodio, Your line in may actually work through your modem
[06:59] <apodio> from lspci: Audio device: NVIDIA Corporation MCP72XE/MCP72P/MCP78U/MCP78S High Definition Audio (rev a1)
[06:59] <apodio> modem? lol
[07:00] <syn-ack> nevermind, it doesn't
[07:00] <user42> I NEED SOME HELP PLEASE**  ----->  How do I use two headphones at the same time with jack? I want to moniter a friend as he records in ardour so I can help him produce a song
[07:00] <apodio> well lets backtrack can u help me find the correct driver for my sound card
[07:00] <syn-ack> apodio, You've got the nforce drivers in
[07:00] <apodio> Audio device: NVIDIA Corporation MCP72XE/MCP72P/MCP78U/MCP78S High Definition Audio (rev a1)
[07:00] <syn-ack> ?
[07:01] <apodio> not sure its from the default install
[07:01] <syn-ack> apodio, ftp://download.nvidia.com/XFree86/nforce/1.0-0310/ReleaseNotes.html
[07:01] <A1Recon> How do i mount all the drives/partitions with one command?
[07:02] <syn-ack> apodio, Don't install it, I was just showing you
[07:02] <apodio> ok
[07:02] <Bil> a1reacon the only way with one command apart from using reg ex is adding them to /etc/fstab and mount -a
[07:03] <syn-ack> apodio, what does "sudo lsmod | grep snd" show you?
[07:03] <apodio> sec let me see
[07:03] <shafox>  * Restarting web server apache2 AH00558: apache2: Could not reliably determine the server's fully qualified domain name, using <IP_ADDRESS>. Set the 'ServerName' directive globally to suppress this message [ OK ]. I know the servername is not localhost but why there is a AH00558 stamp before the error message ??
[07:04] <apodio> want me to pastebin it?
[07:04] <Bil> shafox Apache started ok thats just a warning
[07:04] <syn-ack> Please
[07:04] <apodio> sec
[07:04] <apodio> http://pastebin.com/D9kg7fiw
[07:05] <shafox> Bil: yesterday i updated apache2 and the virtual hosts are not pointing to the correct dir , its pointing to the default localhost dir i.e. /var/www/
[07:05] <apodio> edit the httpd.conf file i believe not sure tho
[07:05] <shafox> apodio, me ?
[07:05] <apodio> yes
[07:06] <syn-ack> apodio, according to this, you have intel audio, not nVidia
[07:06] <apodio> weird
[07:06] <shafox> well that will solve the generic error but what about the virtual host dir ?
[07:06] <syn-ack> apodio, what distro are you running?
[07:06] <apodio> hmmm shafox no clue ask bill :P
[07:06] <Bil> shafox dont know what your setup is but the dfault these days is always /var/www
[07:06] <gt8ost4l> can anybody tell me what patches to download for compat wireless
[07:06] <apodio> sec
[07:06] <Loshki> shafox: not sure what you're asking? AH00558 is presumably Apache Httpd error number 558
[07:07] <syn-ack> apodio, lsb_release -a
[07:07] <Bil> shafox sorry thinking Apache CentOs ways not Ubuntu
[07:07] <apodio> No LSB modules are available.
[07:07] <apodio> Distributor ID:	Ubuntu
[07:07] <apodio> Description:	Ubuntu 12.04.2 LTS
[07:07] <apodio> Release:	12.04
[07:07] <apodio> Codename:	precise
[07:07] <apodio> oops
[07:07] <FloodBot1> apodio: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:08] <Bil> shafox shafox we does your main Apache conf point to all includes you need?
[07:08] <syn-ack> Right, well
[07:08] <A1Recon> My VLC Media Player is showing 2  Xs at the top left and if i click the lower one, the window behind VLC closes. Is something wrong with Ubuntu or VLC? http://i.imgur.com/BzkxTTZ.png
[07:09] <apodio> o yay i can talk
[07:09] <apodio> so any idea what to try now?
[07:11] <syn-ack> apodio, honestly, I'm a bit stumped.
[07:11] <apodio> :( lol
[07:11] <syn-ack> apodio, btw, the nVidia sound is for HDMI out
[07:11] <apodio> ooo ok
[07:11] <syn-ack> for analog out, it's intel audio
[07:11] <Bil> we were all stupid at one point no one is born an expert
[07:12] <apodio> wanna maybe try teamviewer see wut u can do?
[07:12] <acidflash> apodio: what is your problem?
[07:12] <grendal-prime> bee do bee do bee do
[07:12] <acidflash> apodio: please repaste it.
[07:12] <syn-ack> apodio, I'm on 3g, I can't do that.
[07:13] <apodio> well the problem is my mic is builtin and doesnt show any mic activity and will not record sound
[07:13] <syn-ack> acidflash, Can't get his line in working for his integrated mic
[07:13] <apodio> yea
[07:13] <syn-ack> acidflash, unmuted in Pulse and ALSA
[07:13] <acidflash> on a laptop?
[07:13] <apodio> yea
[07:13] <syn-ack> acidflash, levels are good
[07:13] <apodio> cq60-210us is model
[07:13] <syn-ack> Compaq
[07:14] <apodio> and if u want to try on teamviewer ill let u lol not alot on there atm anyway
[07:14] <acidflash> apodio: can you do a lshw and pastebin?
[07:14] <apodio> yea
[07:14] <apodio> sec
[07:15] <stairmast0r> what's the actual program name of the default 13.04 volume control/sound options window?
[07:15] <R0SSI> I want to replace a video with black frame!
[07:15] <stairmast0r> R0SSI: ffmpeg?
[07:15] <R0SSI> I googled and found this: http://stackoverflow.com/a/6087453 (not exact answer)
[07:16] <apodio> 1sec sry lol hate scrolling so im redirecting output to text file to copy and paste to pastebin :P
[07:16] <R0SSI> stairmast0r: I knew, please be patient ;) I'm typing
[07:17] <R0SSI>  I've converted the video to an audio file to bundle it with a picture and compile it with FFMPEG into a mp4 file! but I get some errors with the command mentioed in the above link.
[07:17] <R0SSI> May you review this command:
[07:17] <R0SSI> ffmpeg -loop 1 -shortest -f image2 -i image.jpg -i audio.wav -c:v libx264 -tune stillimage -c:a aac -strict experimental -b:a 192k out.mp4
[07:17] <apodio> http://pastebin.com/YmUgqgSh
[07:18] <apodio> i think thats the right info
[07:18] <apodio> if its not tho let me know and ill do it over
[07:18] <A1Recon> My VLC Media Player is showing 2 Xs at the top left and if i click the lower one, the window behind VLC closes. Is something wrong with Ubuntu or VLC? http://i.imgur.com/BzkxTTZ.png
[07:19] <Loshki> apodio: Is this any use? http://askubuntu.com/questions/86863/internal-microphone-not-working-on-a-compaq-presario-cq60
[07:19] <shafox> Bill, Loshki : all the relative information about my problem I have posted in superuser forum here is the link please take a look http://superuser.com/questions/627441/
[07:20] <apodio> sadly i think i tryed that link b4 lol i did search for a lil
[07:20] <acidflash> apodio: ok your device is being read by ubuntu, this is your device -> MCP72XE/MCP72P/MCP78U/MCP78S High Definition Audio
[07:20] <acidflash> apodio: now we need to check if there is drivers for it.
[07:20] <apodio> ok
[07:20] <syn-ack> drivers are loaded
[07:20] <syn-ack> he's got sound, acidflash
[07:20] <apodio> maybe its not the updated driver tho
[07:21] <apodio> tell me the command to run
[07:21] <apodio> lspci?
[07:21] <syn-ack> acidflash, it's snd_intel
[07:21] <syn-ack> apodio, you just upgraded your kernel. You have the newest drivers
[07:21] <acidflash> syn-ack: ok.
[07:21] <apodio> ok :c
[07:21] <Shoosah> hi guys, I just started working with ceph and I wanted to create a monitor
[07:22] <acidflash> apodio: im going to check if there is a specific driver for your version of HDA, your using generic snd_intel is generic.
[07:22] <apodio> ok ty
[07:22] <syn-ack> acidflash, Thanks for going over my work, but I just wanted to help ya along
[07:22] <apodio> and if u want to try to help using teamviewer etc let me know lol
[07:22] <acidflash> syn-ack: thanks, your saving lots of time.
[07:22] <apodio> ty both :P
[07:22] <acidflash> syn-ack: did you already check for specific drivers aswell?
[07:23] <apodio> not sure i tried alot tbh lol
[07:23] <syn-ack> acidflash, He's got the nForce chipset, but I'm unsure as to weather or not he needs the sound drivers for line in or if it's just for HDMI
[07:23] <syn-ack> whether, that is
[07:23] <apodio> i have no clue lol usually just one driver per device but i guess it kinda counts as two
[07:24] <Shoosah> I checked bootstrap-mds and bootstrap-osd
[07:24] <syn-ack> acidflash, AFAIK, that was just for HDMI out...
[07:24] <Shoosah> bt the keyrings was not in there
[07:24] <Prock81> !paste
[07:25] <acidflash> apodio: which kernel version are you on?
[07:25] <apodio> umm 3.2.0 something i think 1sec let me check
[07:25] <syn-ack> apodio, type this into your irc client
[07:25] <syn-ack> Linux localhost.localdomain 3.10.4-300.fc19.x86_64 #1 SMP Tue Jul 30 11:29:05 UTC 2013 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
[07:25] <syn-ack> err
[07:25] <syn-ack>  /exec -o uname -a
[07:25] <apodio> Linux SLICKCRAFT 3.2.0-51-generic #77-Ubuntu SMP Wed Jul 24 20:21:10 UTC 2013 i686 athlon i386 GNU/Linux
[07:26] <apodio> o kool didnt know u cud do that :P
[07:26] <syn-ack> acidflash, he's on 12.04
[07:26] <acidflash> syn-ack: thanks.
[07:27] <acidflash> apodio: I have a suggestion, might help might not, but its worth a try.
[07:27] <apodio> the actual like brand name of linux is apodio but its based off of ubuntu and debian i think
[07:27] <apodio> ok
[07:27] <acidflash> apodio: I would suggest removing alsa, and installing pulse audio
[07:27] <apodio> ill try anything
[07:27] <apodio> ok 1sec
[07:27] <apodio> purge alsa?
[07:27] <syn-ack> noooo
[07:28] <apodio> lol
[07:28] <syn-ack> just the userland
[07:28] <syn-ack> apt-get remove, not purge
[07:28] <apodio> ok :P
[07:28] <apodio> so juss apt-get remove alsamixer or wut?
[07:28] <acidflash> apodio: pulse audio might help to route things down the right irqs, _if_ the problem is with alsa.
[07:28] <Prock811> how can i convert this to grub2 http://paste.ubuntu.com/5942884/
[07:28] <shafox> Bill: Any clue ?
[07:29] <acidflash> apodio: yes.
[07:29] <apodio> ok alsa-base its uninstalled
[07:29] <apodio> reboot?
[07:29] <syn-ack> why?
[07:30] <Bil> shafox sorry nipped to the shop any clue on what?
[07:30] <syn-ack> You're in linux, not windows. :P
[07:30] <apodio> idk lol
[07:30] <apodio> so wut now
[07:30] <Prock811> put my name if u talking to me
[07:30] <acidflash> apodio: look for and install pulse audio
[07:30] <apodio> ok sec
[07:30] <acidflash> aptitude search pulse
[07:30] <acidflash> that should bring up a list.
[07:31] <Shoosah> I started to use ceph and I followed the step in the webpage > http://ceph.com/docs/master/start/quick-ceph-deploy/ and I stuck in the gathering keys because the keys are actually not created in the bootstrap-mds and bootstrap-osd, then I thought the ringkeys which is in mon file might be copied into those files manually, then I proceeded to add ceph osd but I actually stuck in activating them without any response! do you have any idea
[07:31] <Shoosah> ?!
[07:31] <shafox> Bill: any clue on the question that I have posted in superuser for the same apache virtual host error . link here http://superuser.com/questions/627441/
[07:31] <Bil> ceph is a file system and off topic
[07:32] <dr_willis> never even heard of ceph. its not in the repos eh?
[07:32] <apodio> ok its installed
[07:33] <shafox> for a virtual host in apache2 i have to do that in /etc/apache2/sites-available/ or /sites-enabled/ ?
[07:33] <acidflash> apodio: try and see if the mic volume bar is moving when you speak into it now?
[07:33] <apodio> ok sec
[07:33] <Prock81> http://paste.ubuntu.com/5942884/
[07:34] <apodio> nope :c
[07:35] <syn-ack> apodio, May I ask you if there's any particular reason you're on LTS?
[07:35] <apodio> LTS?
[07:35] <syn-ack> the version you're on
[07:35] <JohnathonDoe> Long Term Support
[07:35] <syn-ack> it's somewhat old, apodio.
[07:35] <apodio> o no its just the distro i downloaded
[07:36] <apodio> anyway i can upgrade?
[07:36] <JohnathonDoe> Yes
[07:36] <dr_willis> Prock81:  ask in #grub  perhaps
[07:36] <acidflash> do-release-upgrade
[07:36] <Bil> depends on whats in /etc/httpd/httpd.conf
[07:36] <syn-ack> I'm wondering if a distro jump wouldn't help solve the issue
[07:36] <apodio> ok sec
[07:36] <jdoles> apodio: don't do that.
[07:36] <apodio> y
[07:36] <acidflash> syn-ack: I doubt it would, his laptop is from 2008 (the board).
[07:36] <syn-ack> hrm.
[07:36] <acidflash> syn-ack: its worth a try though.
[07:36] <apodio> its worth a shot right?
[07:36] <jdoles> syn-ack: do you know what LTS means?
[07:37] <apodio> yea i thought so
[07:37] <apodio> sec
[07:37] <Bil> shafox the only thing missing from your http config is https everything else looks ok
[07:37] <syn-ack> I know exactly what it mean
[07:37] <syn-ack> s
[07:37] <jdoles> syn-ack: the whole point is that people do *not* need to mess with their systems.
[07:37] <JohnathonDoe> LTS is the most stable release.
[07:38] <jdoles> syn-ack: if for every tiny issue, someone recommends to upgrade to a non-LTS version, it completely loses its meaning.
[07:38] <syn-ack> Look, if he's not able to get hardware support on this version, a jump might not be out of the question
[07:38] <apodio> └─> do-release-upgrade Checking for a new Ubuntu release No new release found
[07:38] <JohnathonDoe> syn-ack: It's possible he has support but needs to muck with the configuration.
[07:38] <JohnathonDoe> Depends on the hardware.
[07:38] <acidflash> apodio: if you want to go to non-lts you need to change something somewhere, :)
[07:38] <syn-ack> jdoles, I'm one of the last people in the world to actually recommend a jump.
[07:38] <dr_willis> a live cd test would be a safeer test to see if the latest works
[07:38] <syn-ack> HOWEVER
[07:39] <acidflash> apodio: just a min i can pull it up for you, if your inclined to try.
[07:39] <syn-ack> dr_willis, Good point
[07:39] <apodio> yea
[07:39] <shafox> Bill: which http conf file ?
[07:39] <apodio> acidflash any chance u can help me directly?
[07:39] <dr_willis> test the lts in a live cd also
[07:39] <acidflash> apodio: sure, send me teamviewer id and pass.
[07:39] <shafox> Bill here is my apache error logs http://paste.ubuntu.com/5942894/
[07:39] <apodio> ok sec
[07:40] <Bil> shafox usually /etc/httpd/httpd.conf includes are usually at the bottom
[07:40] <shafox> Bil* ^^
[07:40] <Guest33461> Hi all, I'm having trouble installing ubuntu. Every time I reboot I get 'kernel panic, init not found'. I did notice no partition has the boot flag set, could that be the cause?
[07:41] <shafox> Bil: there is no httpd dir under etc :(
[07:41] <Bil> guest that means the kernel couldnt load init
[07:41] <user42> I NEED HELP PLEASE *** How can I use two headphones with jack? I want a headphone output for the producer's headphones and also want the vocalist to hear everything I hear as I edit it and everything.... I dont want to use a headphone splitter  but rather the computer's sound system's / jack send the output to two seperate headphones .....or sound cards........not even sure...  in jack settings one is  " hw:2 Turtle Beach PX21 Headset"     and one is "hw:0
[07:41] <user42> HDA Nvidia"    How can I listen to both of those sound devices simultaneously?
[07:41] <syn-ack> I'm certainly not trying to cop out buy any means, however, I'm at a complete loss at this point
[07:41] <Bil> shafox Im only experienced with Apache under Red Hat sorry
[07:41] <gt8ost4l> can anybody tell me which of the patches for my driver to install
[07:42] <shafox> Ok Bil: Should I reinstall Apache ?
[07:42] <Ben64> apodio: what problem are you having? upgrading to 13.04 will likely not solve it
[07:42] <Bil> shafox propbably yeah as if /etc/httpd isnt there as even though Debian/Ubuntu call it apache2 it still uses the same directory structure
[07:43] <shafox> What I have to do for a clean Install Apache ? Bil
[07:43] <apodio> mic wont work but i get sound and its same card i think
[07:43] <Bil> shafox depends what your running?
[07:44] <syn-ack> apodio, this is with the LTS live CD?
[07:44] <shafox> Bil: I am on Ubuntu 12.04 . Here is my uname -a Linux shafox 3.2.0-51-generic #77-Ubuntu SMP Wed Jul 24 20:18:19 UTC 2013 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
[07:45] <apodio> i installed apodio linux
[07:45] <Bil> shafox what was the error on Apache restart again which vhost?
[07:45] <syn-ack> apodio, I've never heard of that
[07:46] <apodio> its main use or goal is for music artist
[07:46] <Ben64> apodio: sorry to say, but that is not supported in here. we work with ubuntu only
[07:46] <alantop> useradd -d /home/oracle –g  oinstall –G  dba –m  oracle what's wrong?
[07:46] <apodio> ben
[07:46] <apodio> it is based off ubuntu
[07:47] <shafox> Bil: * Restarting web server apache2  AH00558: apache2: Could not reliably determine the server's fully qualified domain name, using <IP_ADDRESS>. Set the 'ServerName' directive globally to suppress this message
[07:47] <Ben64> based off != is
[07:47] <Bil> alantop put the switches aFTER THE COMMAND
[07:47] <Bil> before*
[07:47] <shafox> well Bil: every vhost are pointing to the /var/www/ now not to the dir that I mentioned in the config file that i have in my sites-enabled/ dir
[07:48] <Bil> shafox thats a generic warning Apache is runnin g fine
[07:48] <shafox> apache running fine the log says something diff http://paste.ubuntu.com/5942894/
[07:48] <oooaaaoooo> hi guys i have an old laptop sitting around somewhere and was wondering if it was possible to turn into a dedicated wireless router
[07:48] <Bil> shafox if your servers host name is non resolvable then thts wht you will get
[07:50] <Ben64> oooaaaoooo: possible? yes. efficient, easy, reliable? no.
[07:50] <shafox> Bil: the server name and the hosts file all contain the same name , names are not different as you can see in the question that i have posted in the superuser http://superuser.com/questions/627441/
[07:50] <Bil> shafox just add include path to sites enabled tou your mqain /etc/http/httpd.conf if that file isnt there then yes you need to reinstall Apache
[07:51] <shafox> Ok. Bil. Thanks
[07:52] <oooaaaoooo> Ben64: do you know of any notable attempts?
[07:52] <Bil> notable attempts on what?
[07:52] <Guest33461> Is it required so set the boot flag on a partition for ubuntu to boot properly?
[07:53] <Bil> no guest
[07:53] <Ben64> oooaaaoooo: not really, real routers are many times easier to use
[07:55] <Guest33461> Bil ok, then I dont know why the install keeps failing
[07:57] <Bil> guest install on what hardware?
[07:58] <Guest33461> Bil Some Acer Aspire. It has been running ubuntu for over 5 year, including 13.04 which I'm installing now
[07:58] <Bil> guest what errors do you see?
[07:58] <stairmast0r> what's the actual program name of the default 13.04 volume control/sound options window?
[07:59] <Guest33461> Bil, Kernel panic, init not found
[07:59] <Bil> guest try reinstalling or re download your media a fresh install should not do that
[08:00] <nabn> hi. i am getting this error while compiling mmlinuxserver:  "fatal error: libconfig.h++: No such file or directory." The config file didn't seem to updated, so i changed libconfig++8-dev to libconfig++9. It didnt solve the problem. Next, i installed libconfig-dev, still no luck. any help?
[08:01] <Bil> nabn install gcc -dev
[08:01] <Guest33461> Bil, I've already reinstalled like 5 times, with different images, and I keep getting this error
[08:02] <nabn> bil, sorry? do i do 'sudo apt-get install gcc-dev'?
[08:02] <Bil> nabn yea
[08:03] <stairmast0r> what's the actual program name of the default 13.04 volume control/sound options window?
[08:03] <alantop> 】
[08:03] <Bil> guest you havent installed it properly if the kernel cant boot to init
[08:04] <Guest33461> Bil, I just used the graphical installer with default options, 'install alongside windows' etc
[08:05] <Kyzz> Can someone help me with mounting drives?
[08:05] <hewhomust> Kyzz: what do you mean?
[08:06] <hewhomust> what do you want to mount?
[08:06] <Guest33461> Bil, I'll reboot now to see if the install worked, brb
[08:06] <Bil> mount /drive/i/want/to/mount /mountpoint (will need sudo if your running desktop Ubuntu.
[08:06] <nabn> Bil, i found no such entry (gcc-dev) with apt-cache search. All i got was 'libgcc-4.7-dev', and that was already installed
[08:07] <stairmast0r> what's the actual program name of the default 13.04 volume control/sound options window?
[08:07] <Sgarg2> I tried installing g++. but it shows the following error. g++ : Depends: g++-4.6 (>= 4.6.3-1~) but it is not going to be installed. What should I do?
[08:07] <Bil> nabn and you still get complaints about h++?
[08:07] <nabn> bil, lemme check
[08:08] <Bil> sorry g__
[08:08] <Bil> g++
[08:08] <nabn> bil, yes.
[08:08] <hewhomust> stairmast0r: I don't really know what youre talking about
[08:08] <stairmast0r> hewhomust: right click speaker icon -> "sound settings"
[08:09] <stairmast0r> only, my unity is broken so i need to start it from a console
[08:09] <noah> Hello! Is this the best place to ask for help if I have run into trouble installing ubuntu 12.04?
[08:09] <Bil> nabn your error points to >= 4.6. What does dpkg | grep gcc show?
[08:10] <Sgarg2> hi. I tried installing g++. but it shows the following error. g++ : Depends: g++-4.6 (>= 4.6.3-1~) but it is not going to be installed. What should I do?
[08:10] <nabn> Bil, i think there is something missing in 'dpkg | grep gcc'
[08:11] <keith_> Halo
[08:12] <Bil> nabn what?
[08:13] <Bil> I thought we had finished with dependency hell
[08:13] <nabn> Bil, i installed libconfig++-dev and the error went away. i now have new errors. i'll try dealing those. well, you asked for output of 'dpkg | grep gcc', but that returned some 'dpkg: error: need an action option'
[08:13] <nabn> Bil, thanks.
[08:13] <Bil> should have been dpkg -l | grep sorry
[08:14] <trijntje> Bil, Hi, Guest here again, I still get the same error, init not found
[08:15] <Sgarg2> hi! I tried installing g++. but it shows the following error. g++ : Depends: g++-4.6 (>= 4.6.3-1~) but it is not going to be installed. What should I do?
 init not found is a very generic error so we need to know what was if anything was changed , was the server resently rebooted? Have you tried booting from an older kernel?
[08:17] <trijntje> Bil, I just did a fresh install, so there are no older kernels
[08:17] <trijntje> I also checked the disk for errors, no errors found
[08:21] <dr_willis> trijntje:  so has it ever worked\booted right?
[08:21] <Sgarg2> I tried installing g++. but it shows the following error. g++ : Depends: g++-4.6 (>= 4.6.3-1~) but it is not going to be installed. What should I do?
[08:21] <trijntje> dr_willis, no, the first boot after install I get the kernel panic. The pc has been running ubuntu fine for over 5 years, including the version I'm trying to re-install now, 13.04 64bit
[08:23] <dr_willis> trijntje: i would verify the cd/usb  and do a memtest. jyst to be sure
[08:23] <Sgarg2> I tried installing g++. but it shows the following error. g++ : Depends: g++-4.6 (>= 4.6.3-1~) but it is not going to be installed. What should I do?
[08:24] <trijntje> dr_willis, I already verified the usb, no errors. I'll start memtest as well, but I cant imagine thats the problem
[08:25] <Sgarg2> I tried installing g++. but it shows the following error. g++ : Depends: g++-4.6 (>= 4.6.3-1~) but it is not going to be installed. What should I do?
[08:25] <Sgarg2> I tried installing g++. but it shows the following error. g++ : Depends: g++-4.6 (>= 4.6.3-1~) but it is not going to be installed. What should I do?
[08:25] <trijntje> hmm, memtest wont start, to small lower memory, whatever that means
[08:25] <dr_willis> install to the hd from a different pc.. move the hd over. ;-)
[08:25] <dr_willis> memtest from grub menu says that?
[08:26] <Ben64> !patience | Sgarg2
[08:26] <Sgarg2> please some one help me. I tried installing g++. but it shows the following error. g++ : Depends: g++-4.6 (>= 4.6.3-1~) but it is not going to be installed. What should I do?
[08:27] <Ben64> Sgarg2: you should look at what ubottu said to you
[08:27] <dr_willis> Sgarg2:  once every 10 min is enough
[08:28] <dr_willis> figure out why its not going to be installed....
[08:30] <Sgarg2> dr wills I also tried installing using synaptic. It gives the same error
[08:30] <trijntje> dr_willis, yeah, the memtest from the installed system gives that error. The memtest from the live system says 'cannot run with older kernel'
[08:30] <Ubnoobtu> o/
[08:30] <dr_willis> since synsptic is just an front end.. that makes sense
[08:30] <Sgarg2> I also tried installing g++ 4.6 but it also depends on some other thing
[08:30] <dr_willis> trijntje: thats seems weird
[08:31] <dr_willis> i normally kust install the build-essential packages
[08:31] <trijntje> dr_willis, the memtest in grub has been broken for years now, no idea why
[08:32] <Sgarg2> can you tell me the command to install build essential package
[08:32] <syn-ack> Sgarg2, sudo apt-get install
[08:32] <dr_willis> trijntje:  weird. try a different distro like tinycorelinux  16mb in size.. see if it acts weird
[08:32] <dr_willis> !b-e
[08:33] <Ubnoobtu> Is there any good programs for ubuntu that everyone should install? I'm new with this OS in linux in general.
[08:33] <dr_willis> !info build-essential
[08:33] <stairmast0r> what's the actual program name of the default 13.04 volume control/sound options window?
[08:33] <dr_willis> !manual Ubnoobtu
[08:34] <Ubnoobtu> Sorry?
[08:34] <Sgarg2> Installing build-essential gives the following error. "Depends: g++ (>= 4:4.4.3) but it is not going to be installed"
[08:34] <dr_willis> !manual | Ubnoobtu
[08:35] <Ubnoobtu> Oh, thanks, dr_willis and ubottu
[08:35] <dr_willis> Sgarg2:  so you need to find out why its not  going to be installed
[08:36] <jrib> Sgarg2: this is usually because you have used packages not from the official repositories for your distribution version (either through other repositories (like PPAs) or manually .deb installs).  Can you speak to that?
[08:36] <Sgarg2> how can I find out that?
[08:36] <jrib> Sgarg2: this would be something you remember.
[08:36] <Ubnoobtu> how susceptible is ubuntu to virus and like attacks.
[08:37] <dr_willis> Ubnoobtu:  basically nil.
[08:37] <jrib> !virus | Ubnoobtu
[08:38] <Sgarg2> can I completely uninstall gcc and then install it again. will it help?
[08:38] <dr_willis> tey it and see
[08:38] <dr_willis> tey
[08:38] <dr_willis> try
[08:39] <Ubnoobtu> Pretty great, does ubuntu have any flaws other than not being corporately pimped at the cost of the consumer?
[08:39] <Left_Turn> how to i enter root to run a program with root privileges?
[08:39] <dr_willis> wow.. buzzwords
[08:39] <dr_willis> !sudo
[08:39] <Left_Turn> thanks
[08:40] <Sgarg2> if I uninstall libstdc++6 synaptics says that it is an essential package and uninstalling it may result in disturbed system behaviour
[08:40] <Ben64> Sgarg2: probably shouldn't do that then
[08:41] <histo> Ubnoobtu: it is pimped at the cost of the consumer's via ads
[08:42] <syn-ack> histo++
[08:43] <Ubnoobtu> histo I can deal with the ads, just not the screwing over the windows does.
[08:43] <histo> Ubnoobtu: true
[08:43] <histo> Ubnoobtu: also it's easy to remove the shopping lens
[08:43] <syn-ack> Ubnoobtu, Just wait. It'll be there.
[08:43] <Ben64> !fud
[08:44] <trijntje> dr_willis, now running memtest from 32 bit 12.04-2, do you have any clue what the problem could be if it isnt faulty memory?
[08:44] <histo> !shopping | it's not FUD it's easy to remove
[08:45] <Ben64> histo: that was directed towards syn-ack , not you.
[08:45] <syn-ack> wow
[08:45] <Ubnoobtu> Is there any other utilities that would be useful for a beginner to use or great to have to tinker with to see the potential this Os ofers?
[08:46] <dr_willis> trijntje: dozens if potential hardware issues.  if it used to work and now dosent
[08:46] <histo> Ubnoobtu: the software center
[08:46] <stairmast0r> what's the actual program name of the default 13.04 volume control/sound options window?
[08:46] <sqrt7744> does anyone know  how I list all the files in /usr that are *not* both owned by root *and* in  the root group? I can do the oppsite search, i.e. finding all files that are owned by root with find -user, but that doesn't help much
[08:46] <Left_Turn> in order to give space from 1 partition to another, do i have to unmount the drive?
[08:46] <syn-ack> Then call me out instead of triggering a bot, and if you don't like my opinion, so be it, but man up and we can have a debate about it in #offtopic.
[08:46] <histo> stairmast0r: isn't it gnome-volume-mixer or something
[08:47] <Ben64> Ubnoobtu: probably a better question for #ubuntu-offtopic or #ubuntu-discuss
[08:47] <syn-ack> Gnome-volume-control, I thought
[08:47] <dr_willis> Left_Turn: you dont resize in use filesystems
[08:47] <trijntje> dr_willis, I just choose to reinstall because my windows needed more disk space, I had no issues with ubuntu before, and both windows and the live system run fine
[08:47] <Ben64> syn-ack: i don't care about your opinion, but don't go fud'ing around in this channel
[08:47] <Ubnoobtu> histo| I whent there to see what they had to offer and it all seemed out of my skill level. i'm stll installing via GUI
[08:47] <histo> Left_Turn: yes it needs to be unmounted
[08:48] <stairmast0r> ahhh.. gnome-sound-applet gives you the tray icon
[08:48] <Left_Turn> ok thanks
[08:48] <histo> trijntje: well then something went wrong with your install or it has a newer kernel etc.. than the live cd
[08:48] <Ubnoobtu> ben64| rgr tht, sryy for crowding the chat up.
[08:48] <dr_willis> trijntje:  on a different box. try a full unstall to usb. see if it works on the problem box
[08:48] <jrib> Sgarg2: I can help you but you have to answer the questions asked of you.
[08:49] <Ben64> Ubnoobtu: not a problem, just the other channels are more open to conversations and suggestions of software and whatnot. this is for support questions only
[08:49] <histo> !manual | Ubnoobtu
[08:50] <trijntje> dr_willis, I'll try that after memtest has completed,  still have 13.10 on an externa drive which should work
[08:51] <Left_Turn> guys so / is like for the OS, and /home is like for data storage?
[08:51] <histo> Left_Turn: /home is all yoru user files etc...
[08:51] <Left_Turn> oh i see
[08:51] <Left_Turn> so / should be made bigger than /home
[08:51] <histo> Left_Turn: / is everything else software, libraries, system wide configs are in /etc, logs in /var/log, boot files in /boot
[08:51] <histo> Left_Turn: No I would make /home bigger
[08:52] <histo> Left_Turn: if youa re used to windows think of /home as c:\Users
[08:52] <Left_Turn> or.. i have low space in / and /home seems unused histo
[08:52] <Left_Turn> oh i see histo
[08:52] <histo> !partition | Left_Turn
[08:52] <Ubnoobtu> Thanks guys, I look forword to seeing everyone again. best community I've see yet. thanks for the help and understanding. keep it up and dont be fud'ing, lol.
[08:52] <histo> Ubnoobtu: np anytime
[08:52] <Left_Turn> thanks
[08:53] <trijntje> Left_Turn, if your feeling lazy, just put everything on /. /home will be located in / anyway, so you dont have to worry about assigning enough space to / and /home
[08:53] <babinlonston> Will any one please verify  my iptables ...............shall i put the pastebin
[08:53] <Left_Turn> i see.. ok thanks
[08:53] <Left_Turn> i wish i did that
[08:53] <histo> babinlonston: verify it for what?
[08:54] <histo> Left_Turn: well on the up side having a seperate /home is more beneficial if you ever reinstall you just blowout / but leave /home alone
[08:55] <Left_Turn> i see histo.. ill leave them separate then.. and look at gparted
[08:55] <babinlonston> histo: you here cool its .... i need it to apply it in my remote vps before that i want to verify it by any one professional like u ppls , i used it in local pc and its getting block after a reboot , so need to verify by u
[08:56] <frojnd> Hi there. Is here someone who knows how to free up /boot partition? When I was doing an update I got following error: http://sprunge.us/TgVM
[08:56] <Left_Turn> !GParted
[08:56] <frojnd> Now I can't even delete or purge linux headers with apt-get. How do I free up space of /boot or remove headers?
[08:57] <frojnd> Left_Turn: It's a remote computer on whom I have only ssh access
[08:57] <Left_Turn> oh
[08:57] <Left_Turn> ?
[08:58] <frojnd> Left_Turn: I need to do it via ssh then. GUI apps don't help me
[08:58] <Left_Turn> sorry frojnd  that was for me to search
[08:58] <frojnd> Left_Turn: ah :) Ok :D
[08:58] <Left_Turn> :)
[08:58] <jdale> Who was I talking to ?
[08:58] <histo> babinlonston: What do you mean it's getting block after a reboot?   Does that mean it's working or not locally?
[08:59] <histo> babinlonston: also any reason you don't use ufw?
[08:59] <frojnd> Anyways, can somoene help me solve my problem with no space left on /boot partition and therefor can't use apt-get program?
[08:59] <jdale> I was talking to someone
[08:59] <jdale> Whi
[08:59] <histo> frojnd: are you sure / isn't full?
[08:59] <babinlonston> histo: its Ubuntu server 12.04 only have iptables not ufw checked already
[08:59] <jdale> Who?
[09:00] <frojnd> histo: yes: http://sprunge.us/WeG
[09:00] <histo> !ufw | babinlonston
[09:00] <frojnd> histo: yes: http://sprunge.us/WeGb correct link
[09:00] <dr_willis> frojnd:  askubuntu.com has shell scripts to clean out old kernels
[09:00] <histo> frojnd: well it's ugly but navigate to /boot and rm some older kernels and images
[09:01] <babinlonston> no the command ufw not working for me ... command not found
[09:01] <histo> frojnd: or use dpkg
[09:01] <frojnd> histo: I have some new kernels too that actually aren't in use, which is odd
[09:01] <babinlonston> ubottu: even man ufw tried
[09:01] <histo> frojnd: they aren't in use untill you reboot
[09:01] <babinlonston> lol
[09:02] <histo> babinlonston: sudo apt-get install ufw
[09:02] <jdale> Eh
[09:03] <babinlonston> histo: without doing iptables working  then i dont want to intall it na
[09:03] <histo> frojnd: what happens when you dpkg -r packagename
[09:03] <frojnd> histo: now I don't know if I Want this, since new kernels aren't in use
[09:03] <Ben64> babinlonston: what? you know iptables is not magical. you're not going to get hacked by downloading a package without iptables running
[09:04] <histo> frojnd: if you install a new kernel you can't use it until rebooting
[09:04] <frojnd> histo: that's the thing. It was an error
[09:05] <histo> frojnd: what was error?
[09:05] <frojnd> histo: due to no space left: http://sprunge.us/TgVM
[09:05] <osubuntu> sudo apt-get install ufo ?
[09:05]  * histo people have trouble with english tonight
[09:06] <babinlonston> Ben64:  im saying already there is iptables na then one more firewall need to be installed ?
[09:06] <histo> frojnd: yeah it can't generate a initrd if there is no space on /boot
[09:06] <frojnd> histo: and this is the list of kernels in boot, second and last are marked as active: http://sprunge.us/RDgj
[09:06] <user123> right left click not working on desktop in ubuntu 13.04...what to do ?
[09:06] <histo> frojnd: either expand the /boot partition or remove a kernel that isn't being used
[09:07] <frojnd> histo: is it safe for me to remove linux-image-3.2.0-31-generic and linux-image-3.2.0-36-generic ?
[09:07] <histo> user123: panic
[09:07] <Ben64> babinlonston: ufw uses iptables
[09:07] <histo> user123: is this a touchpad?
[09:07] <histo> frojnd: are you currently booting to either of those kernels?
[09:07] <frojnd> histo: I'm currently booted in (uname -a says:) 3.2.0-38-generic
[09:08] <user123> histo: hp g6 notebook
[09:08] <histo> frojnd: If you don't need to boot them then ofcourse it's okay to remove them. I usually keep two kernels on my machines the current and one previous version
[09:08] <babinlonston> sudo apt-get install ufw
[09:08] <babinlonston> Reading package lists... Done
[09:08] <babinlonston> Building dependency tree
[09:08] <babinlonston> Reading state information... Done
[09:08] <babinlonston> ufw is already the newest version.
[09:08] <FloodBot1> babinlonston: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:08] <histo> babinlonston: then ufw allow or deny to your hearts content
[09:09] <frojnd> histo: I'll try with pkg, since apt-get is in error zone. Btw, what is the way to expand /boot? My / is 250GB which is huhe and /boto only has 100MB ? CLI - method
[09:09] <frojnd> s/huhe/huge
[09:10] <babinlonston> let me give the iptables in paste
[09:10] <Ben64> frojnd: you'd need to boot from a livecd or something to do that
[09:10] <ikonia> frojnd: no
[09:10] <ikonia> frojnd: do not use another tool
[09:10] <ikonia> frojnd: fix the problem
[09:10] <frojnd> Ben64: can't do it. Remote computer
[09:10] <histo> frojnd: What error are you getting removing the kernel?
[09:10] <user123> right left click not working on desktop in ubuntu 13.04...how to fix this ?
[09:10] <frojnd> histo: just a sec
[09:11] <histo> user123: it was just a notebook previously now it's a desktop?
[09:11] <Ben64> i bet since the new kernel is half installed, it's trying to complete that before removing anything else
[09:11] <frojnd> histo: http://sprunge.us/bTCa
[09:11] <osubuntu> hello
[09:11] <ikonia> Ben64: 10 points,
[09:11] <osubuntu> I wonder what the "#!/bin/bash" is...
[09:11] <frojnd> Ben64: that's is pretty much what is trying to do
[09:11] <osubuntu> in a shell script
[09:12] <osubuntu> it seems to do nothing
[09:12] <user123> histo: the desktop screen and not physical desktop.....the system is still the same notebook
[09:12] <reisio> osubuntu: it tells whatever is reading it to use that executable
[09:12] <ikonia> osubuntu: what does ? please explain clearly
[09:12] <reisio> osubuntu: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shebang_%28Unix%29
[09:12] <jrib> osubuntu: when you execute the file, it tells the system what to execute it with
[09:12] <Ben64> ikonia: what do i win?      frojnd: ok, i'd suggest moving .36 or another old one out to / or /home or something, let it finish doing .51, then you can purge .31 and put the old file back, etc, blah blah
[09:13] <babinlonston> histo: http://paste.ubuntu.com/5943106/
[09:13] <frojnd> histo: when I do apt-get -f install I get error about no free disk space :)
[09:13] <ikonia> Ben64: as always my respect.
[09:13] <histo> frojnd: ughh try dpkg -r whatever-kernel-3.2.blah.blah
[09:13] <osubuntu> jrib, I run a script which contains that with sh, but the shell doesn't seem to switch
[09:13] <jrib> osubuntu: correct.  It only matters if you execute the file. e.g. ./foo.sh
[09:14] <reisio> or if it's in your path, by simply typing the executable file name
[09:14] <Left_Turn> !GParted
[09:15] <Left_Turn> !PartitionManager
[09:15] <osubuntu> jrib, so I need to use some commands if I want to force it to run on a specified shell.
[09:15] <frojnd> histo: good thing about alternate method of purgin package (dpkg in this case)
[09:15] <frojnd> but still no enough space :D
[09:15] <jrib> osubuntu: let's take a step back.  What exactly do you want to accomplish?
[09:16] <histo> frojnd: then get rid of another one and apt-get -f install
[09:16] <osubuntu> jrib, nothing, just asking....
[09:16] <Ben64> frojnd: time to remove more old kernels then
[09:16] <user123> histo: any solutions ?
[09:18] <jrib> osubuntu: when you execute the file, the interpreter you specify in the shebang line will be used.  i.e. You run "./file.sh", the operating system sees the shebang line "#!/bin/bash", the operating system then runs /bin/bash file.sh.  If you don't execute the file directly but instead decide to pass it to some other program then that other program will launch.  So if you call "zsh file.sh" zsh will launch and
[09:18] <jrib> if it's programmed to, interpret its first argument, file.sh.  Or if you launch "gedit file.sh" gedit will launch and open file.sh for you to edit.
[09:18] <histo> user123: Not until you clarify the problem. Is it a mouse or touchpad that your clicks don't work?
[09:19] <bfmt048> third party sources were disabled , how to enable in sources.list