[02:44] <HitThemLow> usr13: yes it is a laptop
[02:44] <HitThemLow> I cant take the network card out easily
[02:44] <fc> mikejet: adblock plus
[02:44] <LjL> ekley: what version of ubuntu are you on? (on older versions, the package was called mozilla-firefox)
[02:44] <dr_willis> fryguy:   compare/contrast the /etc/ssh/* configs i guess.
[02:44] <HitThemLow> so a work around woul be vey likeable
[02:44] <fc> ekley: 9.04 or latest update via update manager?
[02:44] <fryguy> dr_willis: i have, they are identical
[02:44] <badfish69> how do i disable wireless?
[02:45] <usr13> HitThemLow: You can blacklist the device driver
[02:45] <LjL> ekley: ah wait, on *current* versions, the actual package is firefox-3.0
[02:45] <badfish69> everytime i start my comp it is enabled again
[02:45] <fc> badfish69: sudo ifconfig WIRELESS DEVICE down
[02:45] <sambagirl>  how big is the 9.04 upgrade? if i use the update manager to apply it?
[02:45] <LjL> ekley: so try removing that
[02:45] <ekley> fc I always do clean install, it's the 9.04 upadte relased today that fixed my issues
[02:45] <HitThemLow> usr13: how?
[02:45] <grytn> can i play bf2 online on wine?
[02:45] <unko> Pici: read this thread http://forums.scotsnewsletter.com/index.php?showtopic=23851
[02:45] <cwraig> can anyone help me configure local mounts of samba servers, i cannot get RW access to the folders (my fstab entry is //<IP_ADDRESS>/A2L       /home/craig/Desktop/A2L         cifs    credentials=/root/.smbcredentials,iocharset=utf8,noperm,file_mode=0777,dir_mode=0777 0 0    )
[02:45] <unko> Pici: read the third post
[02:45] <mhilinski> how do i fix myy problem?
[02:45] <reya276> I wonder if anyone could help me out with a graphics driver issue. I got an ATI 4850 HD card and it keeps freezing up my PC, I feel like that Mac commercial
[02:45] <ekley> LjL thanks, I'll give that a spin
[02:46] <fc> ekley: cool, thats what i was asking; i installed 9.04 clean on this machine, and was working through problems - i just did the latest update manager and havent rebooted yet; ill give it a whirl
[02:46] <mikejet> fc : How come the explicit "Block pop-up windows" checkbox doesn't work? This is crazy.
[02:46] <sambagirl>  how big is the 9.04 upgrade? if i use the update manager to apply it?
[02:46] <fc> mikejet: i have used adblock plus on firefox since 1.0
[02:46] <reya276> or is there a channel where I can get help for this
[02:46] <fc> sambagirl: no clue - if you dont have enough space - delete something
[02:46] <ekley> exit
[02:46] <bobertdos> reya276: Which drivers are you using?
[02:46] <badfish69> DEVICE: Unknown host
[02:46] <sambagirl> i have 500gb
[02:47] <sambagirl> i have plenty
[02:47] <usr13> HitThemLow: Add line in:  /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist/      "blacklist driver-name"
[02:47] <reya276> bobertdos: using the 8.60 from the repos
[02:47] <Pici> unko: I don't know how to uninstall those if you used ATI's binary.  Have you checked their documentation from their website?
[02:47] <fc> sambagirl: its not bigger than a cd image (700mb)
[02:47] <ekley> fc what hardware?
[02:47] <ekley> intel based?
[02:47] <mib_0bdxwl> Can anyone tell me if there's a way to set the bit rate for my wireless when using wicd
[02:47] <hugo_> Xubuntu 9.04
[02:47] <sambagirl> ok thank you.
[02:47] <hugo_> tutorial
[02:47] <fc> mib_0bdxwl: what od you mean bitrate?
[02:47] <unko> Pici: no i installed the fglrx drivers from the repos
[02:48] <ekley> anyone notice how firefox has massive fonts sizes on certain websites?
[02:48] <ekley> under KDE
[02:48] <unko> Pici: so what would the command be to uninstall it?
[02:48] <usr13> HitThemLow: Typo, should have been /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist
[02:48] <fc> ekley: tried ctrl+0?
[02:48] <reya276> bobertdos: should I just remove those drivers?
[02:48] <HitThemLow> ok
[02:48] <mib_0bdxwl> the maximum bit rate.  I am using the ath5k driver and to prevent it from starting at 1mbit it states to manually set the bit rate to 11
[02:48] <HitThemLow> i can try that
[02:48] <ekley> fc yeah, it does nothing because it's already at "normal" zoom
[02:48] <HitThemLow> i am getting a better laptop soon, so this is just temporary, thanks
[02:49] <fc> ekley: what website, ill see if it does it under gnome in firefox
[02:49] <randal> how do you change a icon pic
[02:49] <bobertdos> reya276: Well, I would suggest turning off the visual effects. Compiz is not stable on all configs.
[02:49] <Juniorrrr> i can't install ubuntu 9.04 in my pc... does anyone can help me ?
[02:49] <fc> randal: what icon?
[02:49] <calc> HitThemLow: get a thinkpad :)
[02:49] <mikejet> Weird. The new spellcheck doesn't allow you to use "spellcheck" or "doesn't" without being flagged.
[02:49] <h00k_> !ask | Juniorrrr
[02:49] <dannyboy79> anyone know of linux lexmark printer drivers that work for the X5495
[02:49] <unko> Pici: ????
[02:49] <ekley> Juniorrrr: whats the problem exactly?
[02:49] <Pici> unko: I suppose its:  sudo apt-get remove xorg-driver-fglrx
[02:49] <randal> fc:  any desktop icon
[02:49] <fc> Juniorrrr: are you using iso or alternative iso?
[02:49] <unko> Pici: ok ill try it than get back to you
[02:49] <Juniorrrr> sorry...
[02:49] <reya276> no because it happens when compiz is off, so watching video on the web or a dvd causes this
[02:49] <fc> randal: right click, properties, click on the icon, point it to another png
[02:50] <ekley> isn't fglrx still borken?
[02:50] <ekley> just like the intel dirvers
[02:50] <ekley> -_-
[02:50] <Juniorrrr> well, when i go to setup ubuntu just goes to black screen with carriage return ...
[02:50] <randal> fc:  oh never thought of that thanks
[02:50] <byerley> any idea what "Configure the TSEG as WB" means in the context of kernel modules?
[02:50] <Juniorrrr> fc: desktop iso...
[02:50] <reya276> bobertdos: no because it happens when compiz is off, so watching video on the web or a dvd causes this
[02:50] <AussieGuy> sounds like a video problem
[02:50] <fc> Juniorrrr: what happens when you boot to it?
[02:51] <fryguy> how can I re-enable ssh publickeys without passphrases in 9.04?
[02:51] <Juniorrrr> fc:  black screen... like DOS
[02:51] <tritium> fryguy: should be unchanged from 8.10
[02:51] <fc> Juniorrrr: does it get to the load screen (where you choose live or install ?
[02:51] <reya276> ok I need some serious help, It seems I have two drivers installed
[02:52] <Juniorrrr> fc:  after i choose live or install...
[02:52] <fc> Juniorrrr: choose f4, and use safe video
[02:52] <fryguy> tritium: well it's not, now when I try to ssh to sites, I get prompted for a passphrase.  there is no passphrase on the key, and ssh -vvv output shows this, and so when I press enter it states no passphrase given, trying next key, of which there is none so it jumps to keyboard interactive login.
[02:52] <usr13> reya276: What happened.
[02:52] <fc> Juniorrrr: what i had to do for my nvidia
[02:52] <bobertdos> reya276: Some may say I'm too quick to recommend this, but Ubuntu makes it fairly easy compared to other distros. Uninstall the restricted ones you have and try installing the ones from AMD directly.
[02:53] <tritium> bobertdos: of course, we don't recommend that
[02:53] <Juniorrrr> fc: ok, do u have 100% sure? or does exist another possibility ?! it's because i will try tomorrow...
[02:53] <reya276> usr13: I have 2 drivers installed, how can I fix this?
[02:53] <fc> Juniorrrr: what i did for my laptop that would go black screen after i selected install
[02:53] <fc> ekley: do you have a discrete video driver (e.g. ati or nvidia) that was fixed in the latest update-manager?
[02:54] <usr13> reya276: 2 driver installed?
[02:54] <reya276>  bobertdos: that is exactly what I tried to do so I could play games through wine and it messed up my rig
[02:54] <usr13> reya276: Tell us a little more about your problem.
[02:54] <Juniorrrr> fc:  ok, thanks... if doesn't work i'll be back
[02:55] <fc> Juniorrrr: best of luck
[02:55] <avarada> is there a way to uninstall vlc 0.99a and go back to vlc 0.98a thru synaptic??
[02:55] <usr13> reya276: What did you do?
[02:55] <bobertdos> reya276: It is true that success is more probable with a fresh install, yes.
[02:55] <HitThemLow> ok, so how do I know what t blacklist?
[02:56] <reya276> usr13: ok here in synaptic, there is the xserver-xorg-video-ati 1:6.12.1 driver and then I have the xrpg-diver-fglrx 2:8.60
[02:56] <usr13> reya276: How did you use wine to mess things up?
[02:56] <unko> Pici, I LOVE YOU!!!!! you fixed it!!!
[02:56] <usr13> reya276: So you need to uninstall one?
[02:56] <intx> hey i've noticed ctrl-alt-backspace doesn't restart x?
[02:56] <reya276> usr13: no I tried to install the ATI drivers from AMD not the ones from the repos
[02:56] <FloridaGuy> anyone here have comcast for internet
[02:56] <reya276> usr13: which one do I remove
[02:56] <jigp> hello guys im using 8.04.. is 9.04 latest and stable?
[02:57] <tritium> intx: yes, as described in the jaunty release notes
[02:57] <jigp> how to upgrade from 8.04 to 9.04?
[02:57] <wrektjet> jigg yes
[02:57] <usr13> reya276: I don't know.
[02:57] <LjL> jigp: you need to upgrade to 8.10 first
[02:57] <kitche> jigp: upgrade to 8.120 first then to 9.04
[02:57] <pinPoint> hey i got an unreadable drive... it shows up in /dev/disk/by-id/usb-WDC_WD80
[02:57] <Jack_Sparrow> jigp you need 8.10 first
[02:57] <pinPoint> i was trying to use ddrescue but it would run right.
[02:57] <jigp> kitche LjL: how about ill download the iso of 9.04?
[02:58] <usr13> Which one do  you need to uninstall?
[02:58] <LjL> jigp: then you'll have to reinstall from scratch - not upgrade
[02:58] <usr13> reya276: Which one do  you need to uninstall?
[02:58] <jigp> Jack_Sparrow: that would take more time.. how about just go directly to 9.04?
[02:58] <tritium> jigp: only if you intend to do a fresh install.
[02:58] <PhotoJim> jigp: you need to upgrade to 8.10 first, then 9.04.  or wipe your machine and start 9.04 from scratch, losing your data.
[02:58] <ekley> jigp: although technically 9.04 is refered to as 'stable' I'd read the release notes before upgrading and finding out your grfx dont work
[02:58] <reya276> usr13: I want to keep the 8.60
[02:58] <mikejet> Any suggestions for caching DNS server?
[02:58] <Jack_Sparrow> jigp You dont if you want a working system
[02:58] <fryguy> mikejet: BIND works fine as a caching server
[02:58] <PhotoJim> mikejet: I use bind9.  others use powerdns or other alternatives.
[02:58] <LjL> mikejet: i use dnsmasq
[02:58] <pinPoint> so I did sudo ddrescue -r 3 /dev/disk/by-id/named_drive /media/usbdrive/image /media/usbdrive/logfile
[02:59] <pinPoint> what is wrong about my command? ^^^
[02:59] <fc> ekley: do you have a discrete video driver (e.g. ati or nvidia) that was fixed in the latest update-manager?
[02:59] <usr13> reya276: Where did you get the xserver-xorg-video-ati 1:6.12.1 driver ?
[02:59] <reya276> usr13: basically the reason why I tried to do this was because every game I ran in Wine would run at like 2 frames per second and ultimately half my PC
[02:59] <usr13> reya276: What command did you use to install it?
[02:59] <tecky> anyone running ubuntu w/ a nvidia card in 9.04?
[02:59] <tritium> tecky: sure
[02:59] <tecky> i just wanted to make sure it wasn't going to be a problem with the new version of X + Nvidia's drivers
[02:59] <jigp> Jack_Sparrow: ok ill stay with 8.04 then. so far I just have 1 problem.. when I start ubuntu I always see the screen that command you to press " cntrl+d or enter login/root" how to stop this thing?
[02:59] <LjL> mikejet: well, i can't say for sure that dnsmasq is the best alternative... but among the other ones mentioned, BIND9 is a full-fledged, very big DNS server, not just a small caching server, and powerdns doesn't seem to be in our repositories
[02:59] <jon_high9000> does anybody know how to setup a linux router to work with ubuntu?
[02:59] <reya276> I used the command that is used to reset the drivers from the xorg.conf file
[03:00] <usr13> reya276: Tell me how you installed it, and I can tell you how to uninstall it.
[03:00] <tecky> tritium: no issues thus far?
[03:00] <fc> jon_high9000: like dd-wrt router?
[03:00] <tritium> tecky: no, not with my 9400
[03:00] <reya276> usr13:  I used the command that is used to reset the drivers from the xorg.conf file
[03:00] <jigp> Jack_Sparrow: I need to press ctrl+d and press escape so that I could login to the desktop... :(
[03:00] <jon_high9000> fc: sorry, i meant linksys
[03:00] <ekley> reya276: what command is that?
[03:00] <fc> jon_high9000: yea, but do you have dd-wrt or openwrt installed on it?
[03:01] <reya276> ekley: one sec
[03:01] <jigp> Jack_Sparrow: it is like in windows..always reviewing the files. like scanning and fixing something
[03:01] <mikejet> LjL : Yeah this caching DNS server will only be accessed from the local system, usually for firefox website browsing.  Yeah, I was just simple caching. Bind9 is too much.
[03:01] <TopBunny88>   /J #reactos
[03:01] <jigp> Jack_Sparrow: it is like check disk or something. how to disable the check disk?
[03:01] <reya276> ekley: sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg
[03:01] <mikejet> s/was/want/
[03:01] <Lafitte-_> where is the read to add more repositories again?
[03:01] <jon_high9000> fc: I am still a newbie at this so i no idea what that is.
[03:01] <pinPoint> hey if I got a disk appearing in this area... /dev/disk/by-id/usb-WDC_WD80_0LB_8F1718-0
[03:02] <pinPoint> how can I get data from it using ddrescue?
[03:02] <Idespnnr> Lafitte-_: /etc/apt/sources.list
[03:02] <Jack_Sparrow> jigp You should not disable checkdisk, if it is running, there is a reason
[03:02] <usr13> reya276: What command did you use to reset the drivers from the xorg.conf file?
[03:02] <tritium> usr13: he said above
[03:02] <usr13> reya276: Oh sorry...
[03:02] <reya276> usr13: sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg
[03:02] <Lafitte-_> Idespnnr: does that have more sources i can add ?
[03:02] <ekley> usr13: sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg
[03:03] <frijolie> clear
[03:03] <jdu> anyone used window servers other than X on ubuntu?
[03:03] <Idespnnr> Lafitte-_: there may be some you can uncomment, but you add them in manually
[03:03] <reya276> usr13: so should I remove the FOSS drivers or the Proprietary ones
[03:03] <|dthacker|> jdu: I used Xwindows on Solaris and AIX, what's your question?
[03:03] <usr13> reya276: sudo rm /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[03:04] <usr13> reya276: And then just restart the Xserver    sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[03:04] <reya276> usr13: what is that command going to do
[03:04] <jdu> |dthacker|, sorry I meant something other than X altogether like rio from plan9 or Y
[03:05] <fryguy> how can I re-enable ssh publickeys without passphrases in 9.04?
[03:05] <|dthacker|> jdu: sorry, never got more exotic than AIX.
[03:05] <usr13> reya276: rm /etc/X11/xorg.conf    will remove the xorg.conf file.  /etc/init.d/gdm restart will restart the Xserver
[03:05] <wrektjet> how do i find ip adress and netmask and broadcast?
[03:05] <wrektjet> trying to set static ip
[03:05] <jdu> |dthacker|, is AIX worth trying?
[03:05] <|dthacker|> jdu: no
[03:06] <fryguy> wrektjet: use ifconfig
[03:06] <blake> Does anyone know how I can resize a NTFS partition?  I know the Ubuntu Installer resized my Windows partition, so the capability is there.  How do I do it?
[03:06] <fryguy> blake: use gparted
[03:06] <usr13> blake: gparted
[03:06] <wrektjet> fryguy is that a command
[03:06] <fryguy> wrektjet: yes
[03:06] <Sagaci> how can i send a screenshot from an ubuntu OS to a windows OS
[03:06] <jason_> Who's a genius with samba? I just created a share and granted the rights to my user but I cannot access it and I dont know why.
[03:06] <avarada> is there a way to uninstall vlc 0.99a and go back to vlc 0.98a thru synaptic??
[03:06] <fryguy> Sagaci: use scrot
[03:06] <blake> gparted the 'resize' was greyed out.  and the partition isn't mounted.  fryguy usr13
[03:06] <iamelite> Woot, just installed 9.04
[03:07] <iamelite> Its lagging, horribly, and Some programs wont even start
[03:07] <fc> Sagaci: take a screenshot, save it, send it one way or another to the widows machine
[03:07] <pinPoint> anyone have an idea about my ddrescue dillema above?
[03:07] <filipegatti> Hello there! What's the size a common Ubuntu installation takes on hard drive?
[03:07]  * fryguy is regretting upgrading
[03:07] <MK13> Sagaci: do you mean just a .jpeg or a screencast?
[03:07] <usr13> Sagaci: Hit PrintScreen button and then copy resulting file over to the other OS's mount ponit some place.
[03:07] <Idespnnr> iamelite: do you have an intel video card?
[03:07] <blake> filipegatti, at least 8 gb
[03:07] <LjL> filipegatti: 3 or 4 gigabytes
[03:07] <fryguy> filipegatti: 4-5 gb
[03:07] <LjL> blake: since when?
[03:07] <kinnoko> anyone seen a guy called cruxeternus around here lately?
[03:07] <fc> ekley: do you have a discrete video driver (e.g. ati or nvidia) that was fixed in the latest update-manager?
[03:07] <filipegatti> blake at least? god :(
[03:07] <jdu> blake, you need ntfsprogs
[03:07] <blake> I mean, at least make your disk that big
[03:07] <LjL> filipegatti: no, not really
[03:07] <blake> jdu THANKS!
[03:08] <iamelite> idespnnr, negative, ghost rider. I have a HD series
[03:08] <jigp> Jack_Sparrow: but it takes more than 6 hours :( I have to press every minute "ctrl +d"
[03:08] <lpsmith> umm,  I started upgrading 8.04 to 8.10,  and I think I may have made a big mistake
[03:08] <usr13> Sagaci: If you want it to be jpeg format, just change the extension to .jpg
[03:08] <bobertdos> filipegatti: Let's just sum it up this way, you don't need much.
[03:08] <fc> lpsmith: why?
[03:08] <jdu> blake, once you have it, resize will work in gparted
[03:08] <lpsmith> It's giving me a bunch of pre-dependency problems for things as fundamental as libc
[03:08] <iamelite> lpsmith: what processor?
[03:08] <wrektjet> im editing /etc/network/config... how dio i know if it should be auto lo or auto eth0
[03:08] <Sagaci> thanks guys
[03:08] <blake> jdu: it works!  you rocks socks, thanks for the quick reply
[03:08] <lpsmith> I'm using 32 bit distro
[03:08] <fryguy> wrektjet: lo is local interface only
[03:08] <filipegatti> LjL-Temp: 3 or 4 gigabytes? why so much? even vista takes less... i'm making a comparative table of operating system my teacher asked for and that was a point i thought ubuntu would win
[03:08] <iamelite> lpsmith: what processor do you ahve?
[03:08] <MK13> Does anybody know why ubuntu stops when shuting down until any button is pressed?
[03:08] <jdu> blake, np
[03:09] <carthik> lpsmith - do the upgrade using update-manager -d
[03:09] <filipegatti> actually I don't know if vista takes less :P
[03:09] <carthik> lpsmith works better than apt-get dist-upgrade
[03:09] <fryguy> filipegatti: because ubuntu comes with a complete software suite (office tools, etc), vista does not
[03:09] <jason_> Who's a genius with samba? I just created a share and granted the rights to my user but I cannot access it and I dont know why.
[03:09] <|dthacker|> wrektjet: leave lo alone
[03:09] <fryguy> jason_: using a domain or workgroups?
[03:09] <lpsmith> I have an amd 64,  but I don't see what difference that makes to an upgrade
[03:09] <MK13> filipegatti: are you talking about space for install?
[03:09] <lanzelloth> guys, where should I put songbird binaries?
[03:09] <|dthacker|> !patience | jason_
[03:09] <LjL> filipegatti: does Vista install, for example, an office suite (word processor, spreadsheet, etc) for you unless you separately install Microsoft Office?
[03:09] <blake> I JUST installed Ubuntu 9.04, it uses 2,686,896kb
[03:09] <fryguy> lanzelloth: in /usr/local
[03:10] <blake> oh, i instaleld Skype too
[03:10] <jason_> fryguy - Well, I'm wondering if that may be part of my problem... I just remembered my laptop is my work laptop that's on the work domain.....
[03:10] <lanzelloth> fryguy, ok
[03:10] <jason_> dthacker - I have patience. But thanks anyway!
[03:10] <carthik> lpsmith it does - the update-manager manages dpendecy hell better while upgrading - better path, all that good stuff
[03:10] <filipegatti> fryguy: you got a point. but talking about a raw installation, let's compare a raw Vista, a raw XP and a raw Ubuntu, don't mind the office suit, only the basic software as a text editor, etc.
[03:10] <jason_> fryguy - I just assumed it would work anyway, domain or workgroup regardless, since it requires user authentication to log in...
[03:10] <jason_> fryguy - besides, my mac isn't connecting to it either.
[03:10] <fryguy> filipegatti: ubuntu is a poor choice for linux for that comparison in that case
[03:10] <lpsmith> carthik:  I went through the gui... so how much is going to be broken after this completes?
[03:11] <MK13> filipegatti: look at DSL the live cd is 50 megs
[03:11] <LjL> filipegatti: how could we know, things like the office suite get installed *by default*
[03:11] <wrektjet> so i should ADD auto etho below the line that says "iface lo inet loopback"?
[03:11] <blake> 50MB operating system.   HAVE FUN!!!
[03:11] <fryguy> wrektjet: sure
[03:11] <LjL> filipegatti: also, this discussion should be in #ubuntu-offtopic
[03:12] <mikejet> How do I create a new workspace?
[03:12] <wrektjet> its etho not eth0 right?
[03:12] <MK13> no one else here expriences a pause in the shutdown of ubuntu after the unloading bar finishes and is empty?
[03:12] <fryguy> it's eth0
[03:12] <wrektjet> the letter o nopt a zero
[03:12] <usr13> mikejet: What do you mean "nwe workspace"?
[03:12] <blake> mikejet: right click on the virtual desktops thingy in the lower right corner
[03:12] <wrektjet> its a zero?
[03:12] <fryguy> wrektjet: yes
[03:12] <fc> mikejet: just add another entry to the workspace switcher (lower right)
[03:12] <wrektjet> good ty
[03:12] <tesseracter> 9.04 is stuck loading after i login. the little spinny thing just goes and goes. init is the process usually using CPU(via top) any ideas where to start?
[03:12] <usr13> blake: THank you.
[03:12] <jdu> MK13, a pause forever?
[03:12] <kinnoko> so no one's seen this cruxeternus guy around here?
[03:12] <blake> MK13: new ubuntu is FAST startup and shutdown.  sorry.
[03:12] <mikejet> ah okay. Thanks!
[03:12] <blake> mk13 how long pause?
[03:13] <|dthacker|> wrektjet: here's my working config for a static ip address http://pastebin.com/md80f74d
[03:13] <markw> ok, how do you get flash and pulse audio to play nice?
[03:13] <usr13> As to the discussion of smaller size install, I think Xubuntu is smaller than Ubuntu.  Right?
[03:13] <markw> oh, in 9.0.4
[03:13] <MK13> it paused on Intrepid and Ibex (can't remember for Hardy) after the unloading bar finishes and it just pauses until a key is pressed (or two in jaunty)
[03:13] <markw> or 9.04
[03:13] <blake> markw i tried a year ago and failed.
[03:13] <pinPoint> hey if I got a disk appearing in this area... /dev/disk/by-id/usb-WDC_WD80_0LB_8F1718-0
[03:14] <luddite> Hi - i upgraded to jaunty and now my USB headset doesnt work and neither does my usb mouse (acer aspire laptop) i searched forums and google for the answer but its elusive. any ideas? maybe i just have to turn on the usb somewhere
[03:14] <blake> markw why need pulse?
[03:14] <pinPoint> how can I get data from it using ddrescue?
[03:14] <markw> blake: I figured I'd give it a shot again.
[03:14] <filipegatti> fryguy: actually, I only need to know the average space a raw Linux takes on hard drive, only with the basic software. I really know this isn't the right channel to ask, but since I already started this discussion, can you give me an average?
[03:14] <pinPoint> I used sudo ddrescue -r 3 /dev/sda /media/usbdrive/image /media/usbdrive/logfile and it does not like it
[03:14] <wrektjet> so address netmak and gateway are enough?
[03:14] <pinPoint> ofcourse the /dev/sda was changed to /dev/disk/by-id/*
[03:14] <markw> blake: but it looks like flash grabs the audio device and won't let go.
[03:14] <blake> markw i wanted it for global equalization...
[03:14] <reya276> usr:13 dude that command you gave me messed up the drivers and I'm now in a Live CD session
[03:14] <blake> markw, flash player works best with alsa ..
[03:14] <mikejet> fyi : I create 4 workspaces arranged horizontally.  I use ctrl-1 thru ctrl-4 to switch between them. I do this on OS X too. I love the new System->Preferences->Keyboard Shortcuts
[03:14] <S_SubZero> How can I control SpeedStep and the graphics chip (nVidia) adaptive clock thing?  I would like to max them out for some testing
[03:15] <tesseracter> 9.04 is stuck loading after i login. the little spinny thing just goes and goes. init is the process usually using CPU(via top) any ideas where to start?
[03:15] <reya276> usr13: dude that command you gave me messed up the drivers even more and I'm now in a Live CD session
[03:15] <mikejet> I'm GLAD scroll-wheel on desktop background doesn't switch workspaces by default anymore. That was horrible.
[03:15] <usr13> filipegatti: For a Ubuntu install I would go with 20Gig or more. YOu need to plan for the future, so less that 20Gig may be shorting yourself.
[03:15] <jason_> I just tried to connect to my samba server with another computer that is in a workgroup, and my access was denied yet in the smb.conf this particular user has access.
[03:15] <wrektjet> |dthacker|, so i dont need braodcast and network lines?
[03:15] <blake> tesseracter, the system log in /var/log
[03:15] <fryguy> filipegatti: a base linux install can vary anywhere between 50mb and several gigabytes, what you are asking is way too vague
[03:15] <usr13> reya276: They did not mess up any drivers.
[03:15] <luddite> tesseracter : hit Alt + F2 - you should drop to a term
[03:15] <mikejet> 9.04 is looking very nice so far.
[03:15] <sebsebseb> filipegatti: 16GB  for /  is alright or 8GB even,   if you do  seperate home.  otherwise massive / is good
[03:16] <markw> blake: well, right now if I play something off youtube, I can't play an mp3 with anything.
[03:16] <markw> but if I kill firefox sound works everywhere else.
[03:16] <blake> markw,  oh you can have only 1 sound playing at a time ... DAM I forgot how to fix that
[03:16] <usr13> reya276: but now that  you've booted to the live CD, just copy your xorg.conf file over to the HD
[03:16] <fryguy> well, I guess I'm going to go reinstall 8.10, too many problems with 9.04 for me
[03:16] <zhanx> my cac card reader crashes firefox now that i upgraded to jaunty but it worked fine in interpid
[03:16] <usr13> reya276: Ok?
[03:16] <faileas> filipegatti: i do 4 + 4 (/ and home) and a seperate data parition
[03:16] <reya276> usr13: how can I do that
[03:17] <filipegatti> well, people are misunderstanding :( i was only asking the average a raw installation would take for my university work. i think i'll ask at ##linux :P
[03:17] <blake> markw, if you play in XMMS and in Audacity (or whatever) can you play 2 sounds at same time?
[03:17] <usr13> reya276: Show me the mount point of your HD and I'll tell you.
[03:17] <blake> luddite, CTRL+alt+F2
[03:17] <tfrew> hi, when i use hdmi the picture seems to be to big for my screen (either in 720p or 1080p) is there a fix for this? (this same computer works like this in windows xp and mac os x)
[03:17] <jason_> can anybody help me with my samba issue?
[03:17] <|dthacker|> wrektjet: I don't think so.  I'm typing at you from that desktop
[03:17] <mn> Firefox 3.0.9 on Linux kernel 2.6.24-23 generic on Xubuntu 8.04.1 Hardy Heron will not quit loading pages.  We have a decently fast connection so the page is loaded, but the little loading circle up in the left corner of the tab just keeps going around on any webpage I visit
[03:17] <cerokool32> how can i activate graphical effects in jaunty???
[03:18] <jdu> filipegatti, it depends on the priorities of the linux distro.  Ubuntu gives a basic cd that uses 2gb or so and then expects you to use apt for the rest.
[03:18] <blake> jason_, ask question, someone might get to it.
[03:18] <cdubya> jason_, ask your question.....
[03:18] <jason_> blake - I did, three times, but I'll do it again!
[03:18] <markw> blake: yes, it's flash that's not playing nice.
[03:18] <filipegatti> jdu: that was a good one, 2gb
[03:18] <luddite> blake - yes sorry.
[03:18] <mn> cerokool32: get compiz-fusion
[03:18] <zetheroo> does anyone here use Gnome Shell?
[03:18] <NINJ4> I think my upgrade to 9.04 killed grub: When I did the system restart it simply told me "Boot error" until I loaded a live CD session.  When I tried to "find /boot/grub/stage1" in grub, I was told "Error 15: File not found."  What would be the best way to reinstall grub?
[03:18] <blake> markw, ah.  there is OH!!! i have solution for you
[03:18] <jdu> filipegatti, but you want at least 4gb to have a usable system
[03:18] <blake> markw, apt-cache search flash player
[03:18]  * fryguy goes and grabs his backup and restores back to 8.10
[03:18] <jason_> I have a samba server that I just set up on a spare computer. I created a test user "fred". Fred has access to /media/storage along with /home/fred. However when I log in as fred, fred cannot get to /media/storage. Access denied. Yet, he has access...
[03:18] <tfrew> hi, when i use hdmi the picture seems to be to big for my screen (either in 720p or 1080p) is there a fix for this? (this same computer works like this in windows xp and mac os x)
[03:18] <luddite> my usb headset and mouse stopped working after upgrading to 9.04.
[03:19] <blake> markw, there is a flash plugin for that sound driver
[03:19] <mn> NINJ4: SuperGRUB disk
[03:19] <cerokool32> is already installed but still no get anything
[03:19] <NINJ4> mn: thanks
[03:19] <blake> NINJ4, dot org  =)
[03:19] <murlidhar> ever since i have upgraded to jaunty all my players refuse to show me a video :( .... is there any package missing ?
[03:19] <mn> cerokool32:  you need to adjust your settings
[03:19] <NINJ4> mn: I found it :)
[03:19] <mn> np NINJ4
[03:19] <mn> :) good
[03:19] <cdubya> jason_, man smbpasswd
[03:20] <cerokool32> how i do that??
[03:20] <sidux> connect irc.rizon.net
[03:20] <jason_> cdubya - I added the user through the gui, the system-samba-config gui.
[03:20] <wrektjet> can someone look at this pastebiun and tell me what i should out as gateway?
[03:20] <luddite> how can you turn usb on in juanty?
[03:20] <wrektjet> http://paste.ubuntu.com/159766/
[03:20] <blake> markw try flashplugin-nonfree-extrasound package
[03:20] <luddite> can it disable usb?
[03:20] <cdubya> jason_, how did you setup the share?
[03:20] <mn> cerokool32:  Should be able to go to applications -> then something.  It's not that hard to find
[03:20] <tesseracter> luddite: im there, blake, nullmailer is going crazy...
[03:21] <b14ck> hey, i just used devede to burn my .avi to a .iso file. now how do i burn that iso file onto a dvd so its playable?
[03:21] <mb____> my tail is long.
[03:21] <mb____> hello.
[03:21] <mn> cerokool32:  Should be like "compiz settings manager" or something of the like
[03:21] <markw> blake: done that already.
[03:21] <mb____> having issues iwth wlan0
[03:21] <luddite> tesseracter : type startx
[03:21] <mn> Firefox 3.0.9 on Linux kernel 2.6.24-23 generic on Xubuntu 8.04.1 Hardy Heron will not quit loading pages.  We have a decently fast connection so the page is loaded, but the little loading circle up in the left corner of the tab just keeps going around on any webpage I visit
[03:21] <|dthacker|> wrektjet: what is your router address?
[03:21] <jason_> cdubya - I went to terminal, went to /media and did a mkdir of "storage". Then I went to the samba gui tool and added the share /media/storage. There's an access tab. I granted access to jason (myself) and fred. Yet when I log into the server with fred into another XP computer, I get access denied on /media/storage.
[03:21] <cerokool32> i alredy do it but no respond and xorgconfig is empty
[03:22] <Guest08289> hi
[03:22] <mn> cerokool32:  Hmm, well idk.  I used to have it installed but it lagged me so much I took it off sorry
[03:22] <wrektjet> |dthacker|, good q
[03:22] <jdu> b14ck, man wodim   I am still to far behind technology to have a dvd burner but I would check out wodim.
[03:22] <markw> blake: that's not a package on x86_64
[03:22] <blake> jason_, I don't know your issue, but with me, most of my samba problems happen when the same user doesn't exist on both machines, and make sure their password is the same on the two machines too.
[03:22] <tfrew> how do i output to 1080p tv without the picture being bigger then the screen?
[03:22] <btboy> hello
[03:22] <markw> did the restricted extras though.
[03:22] <blake> markw, ok then 64bit issue ... sigh
[03:22] <cerokool32> ok
[03:22] <blake> markw, you can install the 32bit package?
[03:23] <jason_> blake - I've never had that happen. I know the user must exist on the ubuntu machine where samba is housed at, but I've ALWAYS been able to log in as "jason" on my mac (where jason doesnt exist) along with my xp laptop (where jason doesnt exist)
[03:23] <tesseracter> luddite: i already have logged in, and i have already tried /etc/init.d/gdm stop & start
[03:23] <Guest08289> Has anyone installed the newest netbook version to a USB key and ran  it from there?
[03:23] <murlidhar> any channel where i can get support for vlc media player ?
[03:23] <cerokool32> how do i config xorg xserver???
[03:23] <markw> blake: flash works, and pulse audio work, they just don't work together.
[03:24] <blake> jason_,  have you tried to connect to the samba share using Places -> Connect To Server -> Windows Share
[03:24] <assem> just upgraded from 8.10 to 9.04, my sound isn't working.  the first few google links aren't helping here.  anyone?
[03:24] <cdubya> jason_, and fred has an smbpasswd created?
[03:24] <blake> markw, flash player linux x64 is notorious for problems yes?
[03:24] <murlidhar> assem: are ur videos working   ??? avi files
[03:24] <murlidhar> assem: cuz mine is not :(
[03:24] <markw> blake: not sure, saw same problems on i386
[03:24] <blake> markw, using a proprietary program (flash) in an opensource world
[03:24] <jason_> blake - I'm not connecting from an ubuntu machine. I'm connecting from an XP computer. So I'll go to start - run - \\sambaserver and it shows up with the shares. Then I double click storage, it asks for name and password and I log in as fred accordingly.
[03:24] <jason_> cdubya - Yes, fred was ran with smbpasswd -a
[03:24] <markw> blake: yes, I know, been doing this for a few years...
[03:25] <Burke9077> assem:  the update reset AlsaMixer.  Go into the sound volume controls and make sure everything is up.
[03:25] <assem> murlidhar: my youtube videos are working through firefox... i don't have any avi videos to test though
[03:25] <Burke9077> especially the "line in"
[03:25] <markw> blake: kinda like when adaptec relased the api to their scsi cards in the late 90's, all the problems just went away.
[03:25] <cdubya> jason_, any way you can pastebin your smb.conf?
[03:25] <jason_> cdubya - whats the pastebin link? I'm not on my main rig...
[03:25] <markw> blake: I need to just get flash to output to pulseaudio and I think all will be fine.
[03:25] <MK13> what will adding acpi=off to the menu.lst alter as far as performance (trying to keep my computer from stopping during shutdown)
[03:26] <assem> Burke9077: i got everything i see in volume control maxed out to test...
[03:26] <blake> markw, to do that, you must tell flashplayer-plugin .. hmm
[03:26] <jdu> MK13, I never noticed a difference
[03:26] <tesseracter> luddite: when I stop & start gdm, my monitor turns off. i can still get to terminals.
[03:26] <markw> doh...
[03:26] <wabbit> hi
[03:26] <markw> old .asoundrc laying around.
[03:26] <Burke9077> hum... that worked for me.
[03:26] <markw> brb, going to HUP the desktop. :)
[03:27] <markw> argh..
[03:27] <Burke9077> sorry, but I am totally useless with sound
[03:27] <MK13> jdu: so it doesnt affect the computer much, i don't want it messing up energy comsumption etc.
[03:27] <IntangibleLiquid> my office just installed an UPS, i wonder if I should add anything to ubuntu to make use of the device?
[03:27] <markw> flipping keymappings are next, no ctrl-alt-bkspc
[03:27] <cdubya> jason_, paste.ubuntu.com
[03:27] <mb____> is there any one who can help me with some wireless issues on a thinkpad
[03:27] <mb____> was working under 8.10 now not AGAIN under new 9.04
[03:27] <lanzelloth> songbird can't watch more than 1 folders
[03:27] <mb____> seems to happene every version
[03:27] <lanzelloth> that's plain stupid
[03:28] <assem> Burke9077: do you use pulseaudio? just ALSA?
[03:28] <wabbit> got a question ubuntu 8.10 when installed loaded my linksys pcmcia card and with worked fine, i went to 9.04 and now it does not see the pcmcia card
[03:28] <jason_> cdubya - http://paste.ubuntu.com/159768/
[03:28] <jdu> MK13, I never looked into energy consumption differences.  It is required by your bios, so probably it is better even though it may not be as effecient as more modern solutions.
[03:28] <Burke9077> assem:  I only use Alsa
[03:28] <grytn> anyone got fallout 3 working on wine etc?
[03:28] <grytn> pm me if u got info about running it
[03:28] <NETTOYEUR25> bonjour, je débute, quelqu'un parle français ?
[03:28] <Guest08289> I have downloaded 9.04 and am eager to try it out on my fairly new acer one note. I wish to run it off a thumbdrive. Has anyone here done that, and is there somewhere I can get a thumbdrive ready to boot with out having to do all this install stuff? I just want to play with the jackalope and see what all the fun is about.
[03:28] <fc> ...
[03:28] <Burke9077> assem:  I still don't totally understand Ubuntu's handeling of the sound system yet.
[03:29] <assem> Burke9077: yeah.. pulseaudio has been a problem for me in 8.10 - was hoping 9.04 had something better to offer
[03:29] <NETTOYEUR25> apparament personne !
[03:29] <jdu> NETTOYEUR25, je parle anglais ;/
[03:29] <grytn> does ubuntu got a gaming irc server?
[03:29] <mb____> hello
[03:29] <mb____> any one that can help with wireless here?
[03:29] <tfrew> Guest08289 there is a thumbdrive version of ubuntu
[03:30] <markw> ha, it appears to be the old .asoundrc probably from the 90's was the issue.
[03:30] <NETTOYEUR25> merci jdu
[03:30] <mn> !ask mb___
[03:30] <markw> both flash and totem working now.
[03:30] <cdubya> jason_, you can get to it with your jason user?
[03:30] <PhotoJim> NETTOYEUR25: essaie a #ubuntu-fr
[03:30] <markw> that's what I get for keeping cruft around for the last 15 years or so.
[03:30] <tesseracter> mb____: there is a #wireless channel...
[03:30] <mn> mb___ ask the question. someone will help if they can
[03:30] <inflex> (Ubuntu 8.10 )  hi there, my wife's machine has started to behave strangely since her updated from about 4 days ago... she can be in her usual default GNOME session and then *BLINK* it restarts X and puts her back to the GDM startup again, very strange.  It's a crash of sorts because OpenOffice has to 'recover' the files that were open.
[03:30] <mn> mb____ ask the question. someone will help if they can
[03:30] <jason_> cdubya - I wasn't really trying with jason, because of the issues I was having with fred.
[03:30] <poulet> tu veux savoir quoi nettoyeur25 ?
[03:30] <jason_> cdubya - I'm rebooting my xp laptop now, I'll try jason when it boots up.
[03:30] <inflex> Prior to the updates about 4~5 days ago things have been running 100% fine.
[03:30] <NETTOYEUR25> merci Photojim
[03:31] <blake> QUESTION:  How do I make CTRL+ALT+BKSP restart gdm just as it did in previous Ubuntu versions?
[03:31] <PhotoJim> NETTOYEUR25: de rien
[03:31] <MK13> anyone here running an Acer Aspire 4520 or similar?
[03:31] <eseven73> !info dontzap
[03:31] <fc> blake: that feature has been disabled
[03:31] <jason_> cdubya - do you see anything I did wrong though? I'm really confused as to what it could be. I also granted 770 permissions to /media/storage with owners being root:samba. Samba is a group I created that jason/fred are members of.
[03:31] <mn> Anyone having troubles with Firefox 3.0.9 in X/K/Ubuntu?
[03:31] <blake> MK13 god forbid
[03:31] <MK13> blake: y?
[03:31] <wabbit> any ideas how to get the card back online or just run 8.10?
[03:31] <blake> fc, I gather that much .. how do I enable?
[03:31] <NINJ4> So to remedy my "Boot error" problem, I downloaded and set up a SuperGrubDisk, and booted from it, but all I'm seeing is a blinking underscore.  I'm guessing this means I did something rather wrong
[03:31] <lyhana> how do I create a tar.gz that replace symoblic links by their target ?
[03:31] <blake> MK13, sorry, jk
[03:31] <NINJ4> any ideas what that might be?
[03:32] <crdlb> !dontzap > blake
[03:32] <mb____> mn, ok, for somre reason, wireless seems to be present, it was working under 8.10, but after the upgrade, once again, it gets all screwed up. I have loaded ndis and the drivers, it still doesn't want to work. so my question is two fold, one) help? 2) why does it get screwed up every version?
[03:32] <cdubya> jason_, it would be worthwhile to check...the reason I ask is something jumped out at me right away.....the browseable = yes is commented out on that share....I know before when I've used samba that has caused me issues when it wasn't setup. Things may have changed in the newer versions, but that's the thing that jumped out at me.
[03:32] <inflex> All I have is this -   Apr 28 12:26:45 elita gdm[9767]: WARNING: gdm_slave_xioerror_handler: Fatal X error - Restarting :0
[03:32] <MK13> my Acer runs ubuntu fine, but i don't know what ACPI setting i should use
[03:32] <blake> crdlb, (hug)
[03:32] <mn> NINJ4 you should run a checksum on the .iso of supergrubdisk
[03:32] <fryguy> grr, bad backup.  ::begins reinstalling 8.10 from scratch::
[03:32] <blake> !hug > crdlb
[03:32] <mb____> also msg me please
[03:32] <mb____> this is a headache follwing millions of lines of text
[03:32] <wrektjet> how can i check if my network/interfaces is correct and i now have a static ip
[03:32] <jason_> cdubya - I never edited browseable before... I wonder if that could be it???
[03:33] <lyhana> how do I create a tar.gz that replace symoblic links by their target ?
[03:33] <JCM> Does anyone know if 9.04 supports the Creative X-fi PCI now?
[03:33] <cdubya> jason_, you could try making a backup of your existing smb.conf, then uncommenting the browseable = yes line in that share, then save and restart smb and see if you can see it....
[03:33] <mn> Anyone having troubles with Firefox 3.0.9 in X/K/Ubuntu?
[03:33] <fc> mn what problem?
[03:33] <cdubya> jason_, that may be all it is......
[03:33] <faileas> mn: nope
[03:33] <cdubya> jason_, but it's a place to start.
[03:33] <jason_> cdubya - I'll try that then. My main rig is actually down now due to a blown HDD. The one I'm on is a spare PC and I was just tinkering with samba on it thinking I could get it running in 2 minutes and of course its been 2 hours of headaches.
[03:33] <bliZZardz> [URGENT]the pStats module is not part of the standard distro in ubuntu hardy(use python 2.5). also the repos doesnt seem to contain python-profiler. Thoughts?
[03:33] <mn> fc:  Firefox 3.0.9 on Linux kernel 2.6.24-23 generic on Xubuntu 8.04.1 Hardy Heron will not quit loading pages.  We have a decently fast connection so the page is loaded, but the little loading circle up in the left corner of the tab just keeps going around on any webpage I visit
[03:33] <Guest08289> anyone here running 9.04 on an acer one note?
[03:33] <poulet> no problem here mn
[03:34] <NINJ4> alright, I'll try that mn.
[03:34] <JCM> Guest08289 > I'm using the 150 version
[03:34] <gumby_> I have 9.04..can anyone help me with my display options?
[03:34] <mzz> bliZZardz: I haven't checked hardy, but at least some versions of debian and ubuntu have those modules in a separate package because of licensing issues
[03:34] <jason_> cdubya - I can get to it with the user "jason"
[03:34] <mn> NINJ4:  it should have the right checksum on the site so just compare them
[03:34] <faileas> mn: i was tunning that on xubuntu jaunty with no issues
[03:34] <assem> anyone with some ideas on fixing no sound issues (pulseaudio) after upgrading from 8.10?
[03:34] <cdubya> jason_, ok....
[03:34] <bliZZardz> mzz: "sudo apt-cache search python-profiler"  gives me nothing :(
[03:35] <cdubya> jason_, hang on a sec....
[03:35] <jdu> lycidas, perhaps with -h option.
[03:35] <mzz> bliZZardz: according to packages.ubuntu.com it exists (in multiverse)
[03:35] <fc> mn dont have a problem in ubuntu; connection problem? does any other stuff work?
[03:35] <macman_> anyone good with following video stream with wireshark or any other app
[03:35] <mn> fc:  everything else is working seamlessly
[03:35] <bliZZardz> mzz: sudo apt-cache search python-profiler : gives me nothing.
[03:35] <mzz> bliZZardz: is the multiverse repo enabled?
[03:36] <fc> mn - get opera and see if it works...
[03:36] <bliZZardz> mzz: how do i check that?
[03:36] <Guest08289> JCM> I am not even a newbie with this, but really want to run 9.04 on the acer one note, I'd like to run off a usb thumb. 1. is it safe to my xp files and 2. can I get help making a usb thumb??
[03:36] <mzz> bliZZardz: I'm an ubuntu newbie, I'm not sure.
[03:36] <opossum> can debtorrent be used for downloading the dist upgrade?
[03:36] <fc> mn i did see an article today about 3.0.9 being unstable (in general) while they were releasing 3.1.0 to fix that problem
[03:36] <gumby_> whenever I go to display options my computer get extremely slow for some reason..I never had that problem in 8.1 anyone else have that problem?
[03:36]  * mzz mounts his ubuntu partition
[03:36] <blake> QUESTION: When do I need to make an ext4 filesystem?
[03:36] <crdlb> bliZZardz: system > admin > software properties is the GUI way
[03:37] <faileas> Guest35401: for the latter, you can use unetbootin
[03:37] <mn> fc:  so have they released 3.1 yet, cuz this is ticking me off
[03:37] <mn> fc:  I
[03:37] <bliZZardz> crdlb: i do not see any 'software properties'
[03:37] <mzz> bliZZardz: looking at /etc/apt/sources.list is the cli way, I think
[03:37] <mikejet> What is the tool to startup Firefox in workspace#2, and Terminal in workspace#1, upon login?
[03:37] <mn> fc:I've already reinstalled at least twice
[03:37] <lyhana> how do I create a tar.gz which follow symlinks?
[03:38] <crdlb> bliZZardz: sorry, Software Sources, it's called software-properties-gtk, which confused me :)
[03:38] <JCM> Guest08289 > very and really easy to install. It will partition the drive and install the files and leave everything in tacked. Only thing is the way that Acer does with there restore it will be disabled, but can be re-enabled with great ease
[03:38] <bliZZardz> crdlb: and what do i check for there?
[03:38] <mzz> lyhana: tar takes a -h/--dereference argument which might do what you want
[03:38] <crdlb> bliZZardz: you'll see multiverse on the first tab
[03:39] <bliZZardz> crdlb: there is no such tab.
[03:39]  * Guest08289 slaps JCM around a bit with a large trout
[03:39] <mzz> bliZZardz: no, you'll see it in the list you see after clicking the first tab
[03:39] <gumby_> whenever I go to display options my computer get extremely slow for some reason..I never had that problem in 8.1 anyone else have that problem?
[03:39] <mzz> bliZZardz: unless you mean you don't have a first tab :)
[03:39]  * tfrew slaps Guest08289 around a bit with a large falcon punch to chuck norris roundhouse kick
[03:40] <jason_> cdubya - I don't get this. I created a samba group named samba and made jason and fred members of the group. /media/storage is owned by root:samba with 770 permissions. I'm in Ubuntu as jason, and when I browse to that it says permissions issue I cant view the contents. Yet when I change the ownership from root:samba to root:sambashare (sambashare was already existent on this system) then all of the sudden it works. How does the groups
[03:40] <jason_>  samba and sambashare differ?
[03:40] <bliZZardz> mzz: First tab is 'Ubuntu Software' and all are enabled.
[03:40] <Guest08289> s' on the subject? I am so old and rusty I need step by step instructions and any programs to go with it.
[03:40] <mzz> bliZZardz: is multiverse in the list
[03:40] <JCM> Guest08298 > I have it running on my Acer and it is very fast and responds very well
[03:40] <usr13> lyhana: I think just tar czvf
[03:40] <bliZZardz> mzz: i dont see it.
[03:40] <crdlb> bliZZardz: including the one that says multiverse in parentheses?
[03:40] <mzz> bah
[03:40] <tfrew> jason: set force group in the samba config files
[03:40] <crdlb> bliZZardz: the fourth checkbox
[03:40] <jason_> tfrew - forcegroup - samba?
[03:40] <bliZZardz> crdlb: yea. thats enabled.
[03:40] <KyleK> jason_: you hit a line limit btw "How does the groups" is where you got cut off
[03:40] <usr13> lyhana: If not, maybe:  tar czvfh
[03:40] <poulet> guest08289 : try unetbootin
[03:41] <bliZZardz> crdlb: so?
[03:41] <mn> jc:  what should I do in the mean time until 3.1 come out, because I don't know if I can deal with this for long
[03:41] <tfrew> what happens is the files are owned by one group, you are letting random owners write out files as thier user name
[03:41] <tfrew> you need to force user and force group
[03:41] <lyhana> usser: mzz i tried this  : tar -chvZ mastermind.tar.gz mastermind/ but fail
[03:41] <jason_> KyleK - it showed up immediately below on my screen.
[03:41] <tfrew> so every file is stored with proper permissions
[03:41] <crdlb> bliZZardz: so you should have python-profiler available, I do on both hardy and jaunty
[03:41] <usr13> lyhana: man tar says -h will "don’t dump symlinks; dump the files they point to"
[03:41] <lyhana> usser: http://pastebin.com/d1b0548e4
[03:41] <gabo> buenas noches
[03:41] <jason_> tfrew - So there isnt a difference between the samba group I created and the sambashare group that was already existent on the system. It's just a force group tag that's missing is all?
[03:41] <bliZZardz> crdlb: "sudo apt-cache search python-profiler"  ????
[03:41] <Guest08289> jcm> i hear it makes the one note fast as one could ever want. I'm years away from playing with command lines etc. and just ned a plug and play gui set up. where can i go for something like that?
[03:41] <JCM> Guest08298 > Just follow the instructions on the site that you download the .img file from and they use the windows program that it links to to make the USB Key bootable and reboot the machine and press F12 to get the boot screen from here select your USB Drive and you are up and going with a gui
[03:42] <mn> buenas noches gabo
[03:42] <tesseracter> init hangs after I login to gnome. if i restart gdm, my monitor loses signal. nullmailer goes crazy not being able to send mail. thats all i can see in my logs. ive googled, forumed, and tried here, but nobody has a clue. gah!
[03:42] <KyleK> jason_: IRC clients echo exactly what you type, if you say something and the server completely ignores you, it'll show up on your screen
[03:42] <mzz> lyhana: well, that fails here because you don't have "f" in the options
[03:42] <lyhana> usr13: not sure to understand
[03:42] <gabo> mucho gusto
[03:42] <gabo> soi gabo
[03:42] <tfrew> jason: yes, the force group is in your smb.conf
[03:42] <usr13> lyhana: I thought that:  tar czvf   would follow symlinks, but not sure.
[03:42] <bliZZardz> crdlb: mzz: i still do not see it :(
[03:42] <tfrew> thats the acuall owner according to samba
[03:42] <porter1> Are Buffer I/O errors usually associated with a damageh hard drive?
[03:42] <mzz> lyhana: try "tar chzf mastermind.tar.gz mastermind"
[03:42] <gabo> y necesito ayuda??
[03:42] <JCM> Guest > Faster than windows :) Slower then my dual core
[03:42] <phatbastid> anyone use ubuntu to connect to a netdrive ? i have some issues getting connected
[03:42] <mn> mucho gusto tambien gabo.  Que es el problema?
[03:42] <usr13> lyhana: But you could try:  tar czvfh
[03:43] <mzz> bliZZardz: was it already enabled? If it wasn't you need to run "apt-get update" iirc
[03:43] <Guest84999> hey, I plugged a firewire camera, how do I know its connect and works etc...I can't connect to it from kdenlive...
[03:43] <Guest08289> jcm> do I try to 'run' the .img file from the hd or the usb key?
[03:43] <usr13> phatbastid: What kind of netdrive?
[03:43] <usser> phatbastid, what issues?
[03:43] <gabo> la verdad es que estoy interesado sobre la telefonia ip
[03:43] <JCM> Guest no there is a program that you will need to use
[03:43] <mn> Gabo:  Conversemos en platica privado
[03:43] <crdlb> bliZZardz: or just close the software sources window and update when it asks
[03:44] <gabo> y como la hago??
[03:44] <gabo> para platicar en privado??
[03:44] <lyhana> mzz: usr13 `tar chzf mastermind.tar.gz mastermind` work fine
[03:44] <phatbastid> usser:  and usr13     i can see the shares but it rejects my authentification
[03:44] <bliZZardz> crdlb: i hope it does not do a distro upgrade.
[03:44] <dust> checking for Qt... configure: error: Qt (>= Qt 3.2 and < 4.0) (headers and libraries) not found. Please check your installation!
[03:44] <murlidhar> none of videos are playing :( ....what is the probolem .. only sound plays now :(
[03:44] <JCM> Guest > https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromImgFiles
[03:44] <dust> what's this?!?
[03:44] <phatbastid> the drive is a dns 323 dlink drive
[03:44] <usser> phatbastid, did u specify the user with -o user=username?
[03:44] <murlidhar> !codecs
[03:44] <usr13> !es | gabo
[03:44] <usser> phatbastid, is it shared through samba?
[03:44] <gumby_> whenever I go to display options my computer get extremely slow for some reason..I never had that problem in 8.1 anyone else have that problem?
[03:45] <blake> QUESTION: I mounted this blank 100GB ext2 partition I just made.  I'm trying to rename it something so that it appears as "FILES" in nautilus instead of "122.15GB Volume"
[03:45] <cdubya> jason_, sorry, sounds like you got the answer?
[03:45] <phatbastid> usser:  it is connected directly to the router
[03:45] <Burke9077> Media Issues:  People need to remember that in the update the sources.list file was re-written, so the medibuntu repository would have been taken off, thus removing some restricted codexes.
[03:45] <gabo> gracias pero es que no he podido entral en niguna canal
[03:45] <usser> phatbastid, whats the command you use to mount it?
[03:45] <crdlb> bliZZardz: update does not mean upgrade in this context
[03:45] <JCM> Guest > The program is at https://launchpad.net/win32-image-writer/+download
[03:45] <gabo> de español
[03:45] <phatbastid> usser:  it prompts me for name workgroup and password
[03:45] <gabo> por eso quiero que me ayuden para saber como hacerlo
[03:45] <eykosioux> there should be an ubuntu help channel... everyone is lke... asking questions only
[03:45] <Guest08289> JCM. THANKS!
[03:45] <gabo> es que soy nuevo en esto
[03:45] <tesseracter> init hangs after I login to gnome. if i restart gdm, my monitor loses signal. nullmailer goes crazy not being able to send mail. thats all i can see in my logs. ive googled, forumed, and tried here, but nobody has a clue. gah!
[03:46] <usser> phatbastid, does it even have a username setup?
[03:46] <n8wood1> is there any way to set up an application to always start minimized in compiz?
[03:46] <phatbastid> usser:  i am suing the gui
[03:46] <phatbastid> usser  yes
[03:46] <tesseracter> where else can I ask?
[03:46] <usser> phatbastid, i see
[03:46] <alexief> is there no java runtime for ubuntu 64
[03:46] <fryguy> alexief: there is
[03:46] <jason_> cdubya - trying now actually
[03:46] <phatbastid> usser:  and places see it under a windows network
[03:46] <alexief> i installed jre but java applications still do not work
[03:46] <eugen> hey, I plugged a firewire camera, how do I know its connect and works etc...I can't connect to it from kdenlive...
[03:46] <JCM> No problem it is very easy to do and mine came right up and everything worked. Your wireless light will not come on, but the wireless works
[03:46] <cdubya> jason_, ok....did you get your question answered?
[03:46] <mn> gabo:  haz cliq en mi nombre para platica privada
[03:47] <phatbastid> usser:  using the ubuntu live cd i have been able to mount the drive but not with install
[03:47] <jtholmes> who knows what the fix was so rythmbox will play .wav files in 9.04
[03:47] <eykosioux> gabo habla en inglés anda
[03:47] <bliZZardz> crdlb: i always do the UI way of updating, was thinking that it also does an update. isnt it?
[03:47] <usser> phatbastid, thats weird
[03:47] <jason_> cdubya - what question in particular? ABout the group differences or samba?
[03:47] <phatbastid> usser:  yeah
[03:47] <alexief> so no java for ubuntu 64?
[03:47] <cdubya> jason_, the groups
[03:47] <usser> phatbastid, try mouting it with smbfs. ie sudo apt-get install smbfs
[03:47] <eykosioux> alexief: you can compile
[03:47] <murlidhar> none of videos are playing :( ....what is the probolem .. only sound plays now :(
[03:47] <fryguy> alexief: like i just said, there is 64-bit java available, and it works just fine.  review the steps you took for installing and try again
[03:47] <mikejet> Are there X-Window commandline args that lets the app run in an alternate workspace?  Something like this? -display unix:0
[03:47] <JCM> I think the fix is to use SongBird :)
[03:47] <jason_> cdubya - No. I understand the force group tag. That's a tag I used on my main rig. I just simply  wasn't sure if there was a difference in those groups.
[03:47] <phatbastid> usser: ok will do
[03:48] <usser> phatbastid, and to mount sudo mout -t cifs //drivename/sharename /mnt -o user=yourusername
[03:48] <cdubya> jason_, ah
[03:48] <alexief> umm i used add or remove to install jre
[03:48] <crdlb> bliZZardz: you only need to update your package lists if you made a change in that software sources dialog
[03:48] <usser> phatbastid, if that returns without errors your drive will be mounted to /mnt
[03:48] <porter1> Anyone know wat to do if my dvd drive gives me a Buffer I/O Error?
[03:48] <alexief> is the package i want java plugin 6.0?
[03:48] <porter1> what*
[03:48] <fryguy> mikejet: X server doesn't understand the concept of workspaces, that is a construct created by window managers
[03:48] <jason_> cdubya - I think I'm gonna remove the shares, users, etc and restart this... because this doesnt make sense to me why it didnt work. Fred and jason had identical permissions yet jason worked and fred didnt. Now out of no where fred works.
[03:48] <Cmclean> How do you anonymously download Ubuntu 9.04? My ISP gets mad when I start it.... Is there a free alternative to IPREDator?
[03:48] <mikejet> fryguy : Is there a way to launch an application in another workspace?
[03:48] <faileas> o0
[03:48] <crdlb> bliZZardz: I have an idea: pastein the output of 'sudo apt-get update' in a terminal after closing software sources and any package manager windows
[03:49] <faileas> Cmclean: get it off the website?
[03:49] <Cmclean> Tors are WAY faster
[03:49] <crdlb> bliZZardz: pastebin, that is
[03:49] <alexbobp> How do I make my xserver start without -nolisten?
[03:49] <fryguy> mikejet: depends on what window manager you are using.  The window manager I use has a set of hooks available for performing various actions.  you can also look at devilspie for executing emwh type commands on windows as they are opened
[03:49] <bliZZardz> crdlb: http://pastebin.com/m2500c57a
[03:49] <Guest08289> jcm> will I need to re-enter the wep keys? I have several lan's I work from..
[03:49] <mikejet> fryguy : I'm just using the ubuntu .iso defaults.
[03:50] <murlidhar> none of videos are playing :( ....what is the probolem .. only sound plays now :(
[03:50] <alexief> i mean you say review the installation but the installation was stupid easy
[03:50] <alexief> id rather have the source to compile
[03:50] <cdubya> jason_, yeah, it's strange, but I've had different issues related to both the client and server that I ran into before. It's been sometime since I dug into the conf, so sorry I couldn't be of more help.
[03:50] <bliZZardz> crdlb: see any gotchas?
[03:50] <alexief> but i have no idea where that is at either, so is there a package in the ubuntu repos that is java support for 64bit ubuntu
[03:50] <JCM> Guest > yes as it will not bring these over and not sure if there is a way to do that from a windows to linux
[03:50] <Cmclean> Is there a different anoniminity service?
[03:51] <jason_> cdubya - It's all good. As I said, my main smb.conf is backed up. My main drive in my main computer is down. This is simply me playing with samba for more experience on my own accord. But I know once I get rolling with my new hard drive I just have to add users, add samba users, and paste the smb.conf and I'm back in biz.
[03:51] <Saruji> hello
[03:51] <fryguy> brb rebooting back to 8.10
[03:52] <murlidhar> none of videos are playing :( ....what is the probolem .. only sound plays now :(
[03:52] <Yomic> Would you recommend vmware or virtualbox for a desktop and a server (both newest ubuntu)
[03:52] <Saruji> Does anybody know how to move the GnomeDo from bottom of the screen to the top?
[03:52] <cdubya> jason_, good luck
[03:52] <JCM> Jason_ have you looked at gadmintools
[03:52] <chill_> Yomic:  whats your client OS ?
[03:52] <jason_> JCM - I have not. What are those?
[03:52] <Hymnosis> could anyone recommend a program that can convert avi to dvd format?
[03:52] <Yomic> XP home
[03:52] <TheOtherHatter> Yomic, Virtualbox, but that's me. You should also take this to OT
[03:52] <sacarlson> murlidhar sounds like a codec problem
[03:52] <TheOtherHatter> !wouldyou | Yomic
[03:52] <chill_> Yomic:  either
[03:52] <bliZZardz> crdlb: ??
[03:52] <phatbastid> usser: the sudo apt-get install smbfs doesnt work for me
[03:53] <tesseracter> init hangs after I login to gnome. if i restart gdm, my monitor loses signal. nullmailer goes crazy not being able to send mail. thats all i can see in my logs. ive googled, forumed, and tried here, but nobody has a clue. where else can I ask?
[03:53] <TheOtherHatter> hrm,
[03:53] <Royall> Hey #ubuntu, pygtk is not working for me in 9.04. Starting programs that rely on it, like rhythmbox, results in a segfault after it tells me pygtk doesn't exist, when I have all the right packages installed
[03:53] <Yomic> TheOtherHatter:  OT?
[03:53] <Sagaci> i've downloaded the tar.gz2 of firefox 3.0.10 and uncompressed it, how do i install it now, it's just a folder
[03:53] <JCM> There GUI Tools to configure SMB, DNS, SQUID and others
[03:53] <murlidhar> sacarlson: yep ... i dunno what to do :(
[03:53] <crdlb> bliZZardz: I would suggest trying the main ubuntu archives, but python-profiler does seem to be on that mirror
[03:53] <NINJ4> everything seems to match with my SuperGrubDisk, and I tried setting it up again but still nothing shows on booting
[03:53] <Hymnosis> could anyone recommend a program that can convert avi to dvd format?
[03:53] <bliZZardz> crdlb: how?
[03:53] <JCM> jason_ http://gadmintools.flippedweb.com/
[03:53] <NINJ4> I'm sure it's just me doing something stupid, but is there another way to install grub?
[03:53] <TheOtherHatter> Yomic, offtopic, this is a support channel. "Which is better" questions should go to the off topic channel
[03:53] <Royall> Hymnosis: I've heard Handbrake was good
[03:53] <NINJ4> preferably from the liveCD?
[03:53] <TheOtherHatter> maybe it's...
[03:53] <Saruji> i've been all over the GnomeDo wiki and it doesnt seem to say how to move the docky from bottom to top, not an option in preferences....anybody?
[03:53] <crdlb> bliZZardz: software sources again :), see the "Download from" combobox
[03:53] <TheOtherHatter> !which | Yomic
[03:53] <chill_> suspend/hibernate broken for anyone else; anyone know how to debug it / figure out how to fix it?
[03:53] <Hymnosis> thank you Royall
[03:54] <Saruji> i know silly question
[03:54] <TheOtherHatter> curses!
[03:54] <TheOtherHatter> !better
[03:54] <TheOtherHatter> Nice!
[03:54] <TheOtherHatter> !better | Yomic
[03:54] <bliZZardz> crdlb: trying.
[03:55] <murlidhar> NINJ4: sudo grub then do find /boot/grub stage1
[03:55] <JCM> Anyone done the change over from ext 3 to ext 4?
[03:55] <NINJ4> murlidhar: Error 15, File not found
[03:55] <crdlb> Royall: hmm, what does    python -c "import pygtk; print pygtk.__file__"    say?
[03:55] <jason_> JCM - How do you execute Gadmin tools? I installed Gadmin tools samba from synaptic and Ic ant find it.
[03:55] <kesiode> hey guys, since update to JJ my transparent terminal window is acting funny.  It shows the desktop background even when it is on top of something else like firefox... anyone know what's up with that?
[03:55] <Royall> crdlb: ImportError: No module named pygtk
[03:55] <murlidhar> NINJ4: do a google search on error 15 grub ... u will know why it happens
[03:56] <IndyGunFreak> NINJ4: did you try reinstalling grub?
[03:56] <fryguy> kesiode: you don't have compositing turned on
[03:56] <JCM> jason_ gsambad
[03:56] <crdlb> Royall: hmm, how about this?:  python -c "import gtk; print gtk.__file__"
[03:56] <kesiode> fryguy, how do I enable that?  I don't see it in the settings
[03:56] <NINJ4> IndyGunFreak: trying to find the best way to do that, Super Grub Disk doesn't seem to want to work for me
[03:56] <jason_> JCM - it's not in the menu anywhere?
[03:56] <NINJ4> murlidhar: doing that now
[03:56] <murlidhar> NINJ4: can u follow the steps i said or need my help
[03:56] <fryguy> kesiode: under desktop effects
[03:56] <eseven73> Been having issue with Proftpd all day, No matter what I do I cant seem to see directories listed even though I add user and permissions, even using the GUI.
[03:56] <jason_> JCM - gsambad and sudo gsambad wont work.
[03:56] <IndyGunFreak> NINJ4: do you know how you lost grub?
[03:57] <NINJ4> IndyGunFreak: upgrading to 9.04 from 8.10
[03:57] <Royall> crdlb: ImportError: No module named gtk
[03:57] <NINJ4> no warnings/errors
[03:57] <NINJ4> just no booting
[03:57] <JCM> jason_ I install it from the site (*.deb) and it makes a entry, but you can type by pressing Alt-F2
[03:57] <crdlb> Royall: one last check: command -v python
[03:57] <IndyGunFreak> NINJ4: try following 1-6..    https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows?action=show&redirect=RestoreGrub
[03:58] <Royall> crdlb: /usr/local/bin/python
[03:58] <kesiode> fryguy, I'm unable to change those settings, it just says
[03:58] <kesiode> fryguy, Desktop effects could not be enabled
[03:58] <crdlb> Royall: well, there's your problem, you've got a custom python install :)
[03:58] <NINJ4> IndyGunFreak: step 4 requires me to find /boot/grub/stage1
[03:58] <fryguy> kesiode: then you need to get a correct 3d driver installed
[03:58] <NINJ4> which I can't :(
[03:58] <kesiode> fryguy, why would it work before the upgrade?
[03:58] <IndyGunFreak> NINJ4: did you do it before, from a grub prompt, or a ergular prompt?
[03:59] <jason_> JCM - whered you find the deb package? It linked me to a totally different site when I clicked on the deb for samba.
[03:59] <Royall> crdlb: any way to... install it generically? Uncustomly?
[03:59] <murlidhar> NINJ4: did it find the when u did find /boot/grub/stage1 ?
[03:59] <darthanubis> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/php5/+bug/262251
[03:59] <NINJ4> IndyGunFreak: grub prompt
[03:59] <IndyGunFreak> ok
[03:59] <crdlb> Royall: just remove the copy you manually installed (ie from source) to /usr/local
[03:59] <NINJ4> no, it has not yet found /boot/grub/stage1
[03:59] <fryguy> kesiode: because you had a driver correctly installed then
[03:59] <NINJ4> every time I try to do that step, it returns error 15
[03:59] <fryguy> kesiode: and driver support changes with different versions of operating systems
[04:00] <IndyGunFreak> NINJ4: did you see what it said, to do if you get Error 15
[04:00] <bliZZardz> crdlb: no avail.
[04:00] <JCM> jason_ http://gadmintools.flippedweb.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=16&Itemid=30#Installation
[04:00] <kesiode> fryguy, okay.. so how do I do this?  I'm sort of new to linux.  There's nothing listed for graphics under Hardware drivers
[04:00] <bliZZardz> crdlb: didnt help either.
[04:00] <jason_> JCM - yes. I clicked that link under debian package and went to a completely diff site.
[04:00] <JCM> jason_ It's almost to the bottom with the Mandrive
[04:00] <fryguy> kesiode: sorry, I don't really feel like walking somebody through installing basic drivers
[04:00] <Magician> who needs help tonight
[04:00] <NINJ4> IndyGunFreak, only what murlidhar told me to do, which was google it, so now I'm going to try these steps: 42088eb880baa5477b6798c2855f7e79
[04:00] <Royall> crdlb: so move /python/ from /usr/local/bin/ to /usr/local/? or just remove it alltogether?
[04:00] <fryguy> Magician: lol
[04:00] <kesiode> fryguy, gee thanks.
[04:00] <NINJ4> raggh
[04:00] <Magician> i know right
[04:00] <NINJ4> wrong paste
[04:00] <NINJ4> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=862235
[04:00] <jason_> JCM - that's what I clicked....
[04:01] <IndyGunFreak> NINJ4: no, on that link I give you.. it says "If you get Error 15, try the following"
[04:01] <jason_> JCM - then it goes to seer of souls.com...
[04:01] <usr13> NINJ4: Grub has installed wrong boot instructions, pointing to wrong drive probably.  In other words, the files are not being found where grub has said they would be.
[04:01] <kesiode> Could somebody help me figure out how to install a graphics driver?  According to fryguy, that's my problem but apparently he's too high and mighty to help me.
[04:01] <NINJ4> oooh
[04:01] <NINJ4> so it does, IndyGunFreak
[04:01] <fryguy> Magician: how can I enable ssh publickeys that don't have passphrases in 9.04 so they behave like they did in 8.10
[04:01] <Magician> keslode pm me
[04:01] <NINJ4> my bad, I will try that first
[04:01] <fryguy> kesiode: lol, sorry you feel that way
[04:01] <usr13> NINJ4: hd0,1 needs to be changed to hd0,0 or something like that.
[04:02] <JCM> jason_ one sec they changed something
[04:02] <Magician> are you trying to connect to a server or setup your own
[04:02] <jason_> JCM - thank you.
[04:02] <murlidhar> NINJ4: sudo grub-install /dev/sda
[04:02] <murlidhar> NINJ4: :)
[04:02] <crdlb> Royall: removing the executables starting with 'python' in /usr/local/bin should be enough, I guess
[04:02] <fryguy> Magician: connect to a server, using keys that have already been created.  when i updated to 9.04 i started getting prompted for a passphrase (there is no passphrase associated with the keys)
[04:02] <tonsofpcs> can anyone here open millerautoteam.com in firefox? [it dumps the app here with a GTK Error, don't try unless you don't care about what's open]
[04:02] <NINJ4> IndyGunFreak: no good, find /grub/stage1 is still error 15
[04:02] <NINJ4> murlidhar: trying that now
[04:03] <IndyGunFreak> NINJ4: ok
[04:03] <Magician> that is odd
[04:03] <blake> How do I rename a mounted volume?  It always appears as "122.16 GB Media" in Nautilus
[04:03] <Magician> hold on let me look through my bug reports
[04:03] <tonsofpcs> blake: what filesystem?
[04:03] <joanki123> i want to download soqt from the repositories, but i am having problems doing that - every time i do it, it tries to install qt3, whereas i need it to be with qt4
[04:03] <joanki123> anyone?
[04:03] <Royall> crdlb: OH DUDE you're the greatest thanks so much
[04:03] <NINJ4> murlidhar: Probing device to guess BIOS drives.  This may take a long tie.  Could not find device for /boot: Not found or not a block device
[04:03] <fryguy> Magician: there are no bug reports filed about it, the closest relationship is seahorse losing registered keys on an acpi action, which isn't related to me because i'm not using seahorse, and i'm not doing an acpi action in between.
[04:03] <crdlb> bliZZardz: are you sure you're spelling python-profiler right? :)
[04:03] <usr13> blake: It is a usb drive with vfat filesystem?
[04:03] <JCM> jason_ hmm that is strange I would just download the tar file and using the Autoinstall file.
[04:04] <murlidhar> NINJ4: hmmmm
[04:04] <tonsofpcs> bah... apt is unhappy, what's the dpkg command to rebuild after a crash mid-install/removal ?
[04:04] <murlidhar> NINJ4: how many hard disks do u have ?
[04:04] <bliZZardz> crdlb: :). no mistakes there
[04:04] <NINJ4> only one internal HDD
[04:04] <Onyx> Does ubuntu have a blacklist for programs that should never be upgraded?
[04:04] <bliZZardz> crdlb: "sudo apt-cache search python-profiler" -- same.
[04:04] <eseven73> Been having issue with Proftpd all day, No matter what I do I cant seem to see directories listed even though I add user and permissions, even using the GUI.
[04:04] <mut3x> why is ruby not in my synaptic package manager?
[04:05] <jason_> JCM - I always hated doing stuf ffrom the tar. It's never consistent. But I installed gadmin tools samba from synaptic, it's in the repos. Why cant I find it?
[04:05] <NINJ4> murlidhar: only one internal HDD, one external USB drive that I'm disconnecting now
[04:05] <blake> tonsofpcs usr13 : it's a ext2 I just made ... evidently I can't WRITE to it either.  Can ya help?
[04:06] <JCM> jason_ this one isn't like that, you just have to run ./Autoinstall
[04:06] <bliZZardz> crdlb: wierd. now am getting it.
[04:06] <usr13> Onyx: I think you can highlight the package in Synaptic, then go to "Package" and check "Lock Version"
[04:07] <bliZZardz> crdlb: it needed a server from india :P . not sure why it didnt work on the main one.
[04:07] <Onyx> usr13: Ahhh, exactly what I was looking for -- thank you :D
[04:07] <usr13> Onyx: NP
[04:07] <JCM> jason_ just do a "sudo ./Autoinstall" from within the untar directory and that is all it will take. It's not like the ./configure make make install :)
[04:07]  * fryguy sits and waits for 8.10 reinstall to finish
[04:07] <Magician> still seems odd I have know pharaphrase needed when i log
[04:08] <Onyx> usr13: It was absolutely necessary after downgrading amarok to 1.4 that it never be upgraded to 2+ again, lol
[04:08] <blake> I have a ext2 partition.  How do I mount it as read/write??
[04:08] <jason_> JCM - I see it now. Just installed it.
[04:08] <Beej> hey guys, so I'm still on gutsy gibbon and obviously the support for that has stopped.  Is upgrading to hardy heron a pretty painless process or should I just start from scratch?
[04:08] <jason_> JCM - btw it's under applications - system tools. That's why I couldnt find it!
[04:08] <Magician> beej pm me
[04:08] <usr13> blake: add rw to line in fstab file
[04:08] <fryguy> blake: mount it like you would any other unix filesystem, the file permissions are internal
[04:09] <opossum> Beej: it depends how long you want to spend updating
[04:09] <eseven73> Beej, thats a pretty big jump, Id re roll a new install
[04:09] <assem> anyone help with no sound (pulseaudio) after upgrade from 8.10?  everything acts like it's playing but there's just no sound...
[04:09] <usr13> blake: what are you trying to do?  (We need more specific info on your issue.)
[04:10] <JCM> jason_ Great I'm not on the server and couldn't remember exactly where it was. It's got a lot going for it.
[04:10] <blake> fryguy, usr13:   I tried mount -o rw /dev/sda3 /media/sda3 and it still is read only
[04:10] <Royall> Ok, next problem: My graphics card seems to be blacklisted from Compiz after updating to 9.04. Is there any way to make compiz not only start on boot like it used to, but run with an automatic SKIP_CHECKS=yes  ?
[04:10] <NINJ4> assem: it sounds stupid, but every time I upgrade I forget to turn up the volume in the mixer.  Try that?
[04:10] <w3rd_> hey guys how do you logout to drop to a console?
[04:10] <jason_> JCM - I was previously using system-config-samba (from the repos). It's nice, but EXTREMELY basic. This gadmin tools is looking to be fantastic. Thanks for the tip man!
[04:10] <blake> usr13: I made a blank ext2 partition in gparted.   I want to use it as file storage.   I can mount it and see a lost+found folder, but I can't make any files.
[04:10] <bliZZardz> crdlb: thanks. worked.
[04:11] <assem> NINJ4: i got everything maxed out (as far as i can tell?)... im waiting to be scared to death by joyous sounds
[04:11] <blake> w3rd_, ctrl+alt+f4
[04:11] <fryguy> blake: what are the permissions on the mounted partition.  the permissions are filewise on the partition, how you mount it isn't going to change those
[04:11] <murlidhar> NINJ4: i have to go now .. take cares and all the best
[04:11] <murlidhar> bye all
[04:11] <Magician> bye
[04:11] <murlidhar> take cares all
[04:11] <NINJ4> thanks for the help murlidhar
[04:11] <murlidhar> np
[04:11] <FloodBot2> murlidhar: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:11] <usr13> blake pastebin output of  mount    and  cat /etc/fstab   and sudo fdisk -l
[04:11] <blake> fryguy: ok then how do I change permissions for / on the disk?
[04:11] <JCM> Not a problem I like it. Much better than going through the smb.conf and hoping you have it all done right.
[04:11] <fryguy> blake: use chmod
[04:12] <NINJ4> does anyone know what could cause a grub failure and nothing but "Boot error" to appear on boot after an otherwise successful upgrade to 9.04?
[04:12] <usr13> blake: If it is file ownership problem you can chown  it.
[04:12] <Magician> ninja4 pm me
[04:12] <JCM> Go to run have a good night all
[04:13] <blake> usr13, fryguy: I did "sudo chown blake:blake /media/sda3" now I can write files to it =)  thanks for your push
[04:13] <usr13> fryguy: What blake is shaying is that the volume is being mounted ro  and not   rw
[04:13] <usr13> blake: Ok very good.
[04:13] <fryguy> usr13: he's mounting it rw, so says the command line he pasted
[04:13] <blake> fryguy, apparently it was mounted rw ... the mount folder didn't have my permissions, it was root:root
[04:14] <nseltzer> Everytime I enter my WPA2 Key on ubuntu to connect to my local network it fails and when I click "Show Key" it's completely different.
[04:14] <usr13> fryguy: blake very well.  The issue was ownership not rw VS ro
[04:14] <blake> because i had to do "sudo mkdir /media/sda3" so it made the folder as root, not blake.... duh (stoner) fryguy usr13
[04:14] <nseltzer> ...nvm
[04:14] <nseltzer> It just connected.
[04:14] <nseltzer> thx!
[04:14] <syntax\> how can i enable music applet on the panel?
[04:15] <syntax\> i already installed it via apt-get install music-applet
[04:15] <blake> nseltzer, haha ... the ascii password converts to hexadecimal, thats why it's different.  glad it works tho
[04:15] <usr13> blake: You should just put a line in /etc/fstab to mount it for you if it is an internal drive.
[04:15] <erick_> hello
[04:16] <blake> usr13, please can you give me a line for my fstab, I'm VERY rusty (been using Linux for 10+ years but haven't used it in a while and im currently incapacitated)
[04:16] <blake> usr13, its just an ext2 on /dev/sda3
[04:16] <mikejet> Is there a cmd-line program that let's me send a GTK2 message to a X program, to send it to another workspace?
[04:17] <wall-e_> can anyone tell me if this will work for jaunty904
[04:17] <fryguy> mikejet: devilspie can probably accomplish what you want
[04:17] <wall-e_> http://soccerislife8.wordpress.com/2008/02/06/how-to-enable-compiz-on-ubuntu-710-if-your-graphics-card-is-blacklisted/
[04:17] <erick_> pardon me, i am starting using ubuntu, can someone tell me how to make a compaq presario f700 work wireless
[04:17] <wrektjet> anyone know of a good guide to setting a static ip
[04:17] <usr13> blake: /dev/sda3 /media/sda3 ext2 user,rw 0 0
[04:17] <Joel> what would be a command on the CLI to disable compiz effects completely down to nothing
 pardon me, i am starting using ubuntu, can someone tell me how to make a compaq presario f700 work wireless <-- what wireless driver does it use
[04:17] <jason_> JCM - you still here?
[04:18] <usr13> blake: or  /dev/sda3 /media/sda3 auto  user,rw 0 0
[04:18] <blake> mikejet, yes this is it: http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/    =)
[04:18] <fryguy> Joel: metacity --replace
[04:18] <blake> usr13, thx
[04:18] <blake> (hug)
[04:18] <atomx> anyone know anything about the new netbook remix?
[04:18] <usr13> blake: NP
[04:18] <syntax\> is there a music applet available for 9.04?
[04:19] <wall-e_> i found for any laptop users that cant ubuntu to run correctly that the netmix usb works great
[04:19] <erick_> well as far as i know this network card uses a driver of the manufacturer
[04:19] <blake> syntax\, for the panel?   what audio player do you want the applet for
[04:19] <erick_> but its not working
[04:19] <syntax\> rhythmbox sir
[04:19] <atomx> has anyone got the wireless working on the ubuntu netbook remix on an acer aspire one?
[04:19] <syntax\> i already did apt-get install music applet
 well as far as i know this network card uses a driver of the manufacturer <-- I have compaq presario C700 series, and have no idea what yours uses
[04:19] <syntax\> i already did apt-get install music-applet
[04:19] <blake> syntax\, please use my name when replying.   Yes, there is a panel applet, please hold =]
[04:19] <Joel> fryguy: window manager error: unable to open X display
[04:20] <blake> syntax\, ah, I see... ok there is another way.
[04:20] <jtholmes> wrektjet, you have to add five lines to your /etc/network/interfaces file  iface address network netmask broadcast
[04:20] <fryguy> Joel: so then export a correct DISPLAY variable
[04:20] <syntax\> blake: should i uninstall it 1st?
[04:20] <syntax\> the one i just downloaded?
[04:20] <Joel> fryguy: err, what?
[04:20] <blake> syntax\, you installed music-applet package?
[04:20] <wrektjet> jtholmes, i did that b4. how do i correctly reset the the file
[04:20] <fryguy> Joel: set the DISPLAY environment variable correctly
[04:20] <jj308> Does anyone know of an application that's just like DVD Shrink 3.2 was for windows?
[04:20] <blake> syntax\, and it doesn't appear in +Add To Panel ?
 handbrake
[04:21] <Joel> fryguy: err, how?
[04:21] <syntax\> nope
[04:21] <jtholmes> wrektjet, paste what you put into interfaces
[04:21] <syntax\> i installed it at the terminal
[04:21] <fryguy> Joel: export DISPLAY
[04:21] <wrektjet> http://paste.ubuntu.com/159784/
[04:21] <syntax\> @ blake
 that's the name of the application?
[04:21] <blake> Joel, Export DISPLAY="whatever you want it to be"
 yes
[04:21] <fryguy> Joel: just like you'd set any other environment variable
[04:21] <syntax\> blake: i installed it via command line, apt-get install music-applet
[04:21] <blake> syntax\, ok now add it to your panel, by right-clicking on the panel and ADD
[04:22] <losher> jj308: k9copy
[04:22] <gogeta> i live
[04:22] <gogeta> \lol
[04:22] <syntax\> blake: should i type music applet? because there's no music applet available
 do you know which one is better? handbrake or k9copy?
[04:23] <syntax\> blake: you said there's another way? how can i do that.
[04:23] <blake> syntax\, I just installed music-applet package, now I can add "Music Applet" from the panel menu
[04:23] <wrektjet> jtholmes, http://paste.ubuntu.com/159784/
[04:23] <doleyb> jj308: i found k9copy hard to figure out
[04:23] <syntax\> blake: how did you installed it?
[04:23] <blake> syntax\, I'm using a fresh version of 9.04, and the panel applet works.
 or you can try devede which does any format to dvd
[04:23] <blake> syntax\, sudo apt-get install music-applet
[04:23] <syntax\> erm
[04:23] <blake> "works for me"
[04:23] <freehood4all> syntax: works for me too
[04:23] <syntax\> blake: how come it doesnt appear for me.
[04:23] <jj308> I tried doing Vamps, but it wasn't downloading for some reason
[04:23] <syntax\> do i have to reboot or something..
[04:23] <blake> freehood4all, JINX!!!!  I don't recall if you can edit menus the way you could in dvdshrink. handbrake has a great reputation, but I don't recall if it has a gui, and its a more general tool i think, ie it will convert between formats. Do some googling & then come back and tell us....
[04:24]  * freehood4all goes to get a watermellon for blake
[04:24] <blake> freehood4all, cold one plz
[04:24] <freehood4all> demanding you are.
[04:24] <losher> jj308: oh, dvdshrink3.2 works ok under wine....
 will do, thanks
[04:25] <blake> hungry i am
 what's under wine?
[04:25] <blake> losher jj308 gratz on solving last #ubuntu question EVER
[04:25] <jason_> anybody use gadmintools for samba?
[04:25] <mythbuster1848> Hello. Can anyone tell me if there's a special channel for dealing with differences between Fedora and Ubuntu? I just switched from Fedora to Jaunty and stuff I used to know how to do doesn'r work quite the same way
[04:25] <blake> nevermind...
[04:25] <ckw> I have a spinner in front of my laptop that controls sound.  Any way I can disable it?
[04:25] <Canaen> what do people think of the new indicator applet?
[04:25] <bootui> how would i find my dns in ubuntu 9.04?
[04:25] <blake> Canaen, Like it   +1
[04:26] <bootui> i want to know what it is
[04:26] <doleyb> jj308: he means that you can run dvdshrink in linux by using WINE
[04:26] <ckw> I only want to control sound via the sound icon
[04:26] <usr13> mythbuster1848: Just ask here...
[04:26] <Ante_Smith> Wine is the best
[04:26] <jtholmes> wrektjet, ok add the following lines  network <IP_ADDRESS> and broadcast <IP_ADDRESS> and it should work you will have to start and stop networking
[04:26] <jj308> I see
[04:26] <thomasite> Hi. I have a problem with regard to upgrading to 9.04. My laptop is currently running on 8.04 and for nearly two months now, I haven't updated anything. Problem is, when I run Update Manager, everything fails: indexes are not read/available, and so on, and thus, no updates can  be done. How do I correct this problem? Thanks.
[04:26] <losher> jj308: wine is an emulator that runs under linux and lets you run many (but by no means all) windows apps
[04:26] <bootui> *correct that- i want to find out what my DNS using a GUI utility in ubuntu 9.04*
[04:26] <usr13> mythbuster1848: Many of us know RH / Debian differences.
[04:26] <mythbuster1848> On Fedora, I used to run Ktorrent headless, on Xvfb
[04:26] <blake> ckw, depends on your laptop, you'll have to find some fix on Google (search your model name and add the word linux at the end)
[04:26] <atomx> soooo
[04:26] <atomx> anyone know how to get the wireless working in ubuntu?
[04:27] <freehood4all> mythbuster1848 one word rtorrent... it's the shit
[04:27] <IndyGunFreak> atomx: whats your wireless device
[04:27] <atomx> I have the ubuntu netbook remix
[04:27] <mythbuster1848> I installed Xvfb from the Ubuntu repositories, and now it's giving me grief
[04:27] <blake> ckw, you can also try changing the Keyboard Shortcuts for you media buttons.
[04:27] <mythbuster1848> will rtorrent give me a webUI?
[04:27] <gogeta> atomx and the netbook is?
[04:27] <jj308> I'm new to Ubuntu, I don't think I have a linxus operating system
[04:27] <mythbuster1848> I don't know if my Xvfb problems are a configuration thing or a Jaunty bug
[04:27] <freehood4all> mythbuster1848: there is plenty of gui's for rtorrent
[04:27] <atomx> gogeta: it's an acer aspire one
[04:27] <thomasite> Hi. I have a problem with regard to upgrading to 9.04. My laptop is currently running on 8.04 and for nearly two months now, I haven't updated anything. Problem is, when I run Update Manager, everything fails: indexes are not read/available, and so on, and thus, no updates can  be done. How do I correct this problem? Thanks.
[04:28] <faileas> jj308: linux is the kernel ubuntu runs on
[04:28] <Ante_Smith> jj308: If you have Ubuntu installed then you are running a Linux kernal thus you're running Linux
[04:28] <doleyb> jj308: Yes you do... ubuntu is a supplier of linux
[04:28] <lanzelloth> I accidentally set bash to emacs mode, how do i turn it to normal?
[04:28] <faileas> so if you have a ubuntu box, you are on linux
[04:28] <IndyGunFreak> gogeta: most of the aspire ones, have an ar242x.. it should work out of the box.. what version of netbook remix did you download
[04:28] <gogeta> jj308 ubuntu is linux
[04:28] <losher> mythbuster1848: don't think so. google it & then come back & tell us the answer
[04:28] <blake> "<Ante_Smith> Wine is the best"   oh yeah?
[04:28] <jj308> Ok, thanks, learning :)
[04:28] <fryguy> thomasite: in the options you have to enable extra updates, since you are using an LTS release it won't update to in between releases by default
[04:28] <atomx> IndyGunFreak: I have the latest version
[04:28] <IndyGunFreak> atomx: see my message above.
[04:28] <SirStan> i have linux; do i have a ubuntu?
[04:29] <atomx> IndyGunFreak: it has the arthos driver installed
[04:29] <doleyb> jj308: You might like to install the wine package and try running a windows program.
[04:29] <blake> wait, I have Ubuntu so does that mean I can run Windows?
[04:29] <IndyGunFreak> atomx: open a terminal and type "lsb_release -a" no quotes, and tell us the output
[04:29] <Ante_Smith> blake: It is sufficient for playing WoW which is the only thing I really use it for, although it was a slight bit of issue getting it up and running but I got it to run three apps that I need successfully.
[04:29] <jj308> so I should just download DVD shrink from the net like I did when I had Windows?
[04:29] <doleyb> jj308: You can sure try and it may work
[04:29] <gogeta> atomx well worst case you use ndiswrapper and the windows driver
[04:29] <blake> Ante_Smith, It can play notepad.exe perfectly
[04:29] <phatbastid> need help with my sound. i dont have any sound
[04:29] <usr13> !dist-upgrade | thomasite
[04:29] <jj308> Do I find the wine package in the apps list?
[04:29] <thomasite> fryguy: where do I enable that?
[04:29] <Ante_Smith> blake: Lmao, that it can sir. That it can.
[04:29] <doleyb> !wine | jj308
[04:29] <jtholmes> SirStan, cat /etc/lsb-release to see
[04:29] <losher> jj308: yes, and install wine on Ubuntu. It works quite well...
[04:29] <lanzelloth> does anyone know how to change bash off the emacs mode
[04:30] <IndyGunFreak> gogeta: he shouldn't need ndiswerapper, he either has a ar242x, or he has a realtek.. the atheros, should work out of the box
[04:30] <collier_s> lanzelloth: set -o vi
[04:30] <thomasite> usr13: there's nothing in the UpgradeNotes that mention about the failed index something. :(
[04:30] <atomx> IndyGunFreak: 9.04
[04:30] <jtholmes> lanzelloth,  set -i vi raw  for vi mode
[04:30] <gogeta> indygunfreak depends some use a rallink
[04:30] <Ante_Smith> blake: Are you a long time user? How far back?
[04:30] <IndyGunFreak> gogeta: i was just aout to mention that
[04:30] <jj308> ok, BRB
[04:30] <gogeta> they need nds
[04:30] <wrektjet> jtholmes, is there a command i cvan use to restart the interrfaces file
[04:30] <IndyGunFreak> atomx: type "lspci" in a terminal, and see how it id's your wireless device
[04:31] <gogeta> latest chipsets do
[04:31] <lanzelloth> collier_s, jtholmes that turns it to vi mode
[04:31] <media> trying the newest magic revision :-/
[04:31] <lanzelloth> or has the bash always been in vi mode by default??
[04:31] <thomasite> Perhaps I unintentionally changed the way Update Manager connects to the internet. How do I reset that? Thanks!
[04:31] <wrektjet> how about "sudo networking restart"
[04:31] <blake> Ante_Smith, I was programming my Commodore 64 in 1987
[04:31] <atomx> IndyGunFreak:  Ethernet controller: Atheros Communications Inc. AR242x 802.11abg Wireless PCI Express Adapter (rev 01)
[04:31] <snandi>  /join #ubuntu-hu
[04:31] <IndyGunFreak> atomx: that device works out of the box.. i've got two laptops using it
[04:31] <gogeta> indygunfreak i run a puppy netbook remix so i deal with that
[04:31] <ckw> blake: thanks, it was under keyboard shortcuts
[04:32] <collier_s> lanzelloth: pick vi or emacs
[04:32] <wrektjet> no doesnt cut it. anyone know how to restart networking so that changes on the infaces file will apply?
[04:32] <Ante_Smith> blake: Aaah you're  a veteran. You actually use unix and not so much a linux kernal?
[04:32] <thomasite> Message: Could not download all repository indexes. The repository may no longer be available or could not be contacted because of network problems. If available an older version of the failed index will be used. Otherwise the repository will be ignored. Check your network connection and ensure the repository address in the preferences is correct.
[04:32] <phatbastid> anyone know how to setup intel sound card to work ?
[04:32] <losher> blake: I was writing fortran in 1987....
[04:32] <gogeta> indygunfreak madwifi drivers may work as well
[04:32] <jtholmes> wrektjet, /etc/init.d/networking stop then  /etc/init.d/networking start
[04:32] <tecky> blake: that so? when did you start using linux?
[04:32] <atomx> IndyGunFreak: I would assume it does but it won't connect to my wireless, and it won't pull up either of my wireless devices
[04:32] <blake> Ante_Smith, No, I started using Linux during kernel version 1.2
[04:32] <thomasite> Where do I change settings? Please help me. Thanks.
[04:32] <IndyGunFreak> gogeta: possibly, but completely unecessary
[04:32] <jtholmes> lanzelloth, you dont want vi mode?
[04:32] <blake> tecky ^
[04:32] <collier_s> lanzelloth: to see the defaults, type "set -o"
[04:32] <Joel> i type startx to see if it's working then i get fatal error: server is already running for display 0
[04:32] <tecky> blake: i used linux back when 1.0.27 i think
[04:32] <jj308> I'm back, do I need to reboot now that I've downloaded Wine?
[04:33] <IndyGunFreak> atomx: why do you have two wireless devices?
[04:33] <blake> tecky, was more into dos programming ($$)
[04:33] <drago1> anyone use lame command line here?  im trying to convert from mpg to mp3 (just decode the audio)
[04:33] <atomx> IndyGunFreak: I have 2 other laptops connected to it, and can't get this one to to save my life, so I know my router is working
[04:33] <tecky> its been a long long long time
[04:33] <tecky> :(
[04:33] <mythbuster1848> thanks for the heads up regarding rtorrent
[04:33] <tecky> blake: indeed ... basic / qbasic
[04:33] <tecky> :P
[04:33] <blake> ASM
[04:33] <wrektjet> jtholmes, "SIOCDELRT: No such process"
[04:33] <mythbuster1848> running ktorrent was a hack to begin wiht
[04:33] <gogeta> atomx well we would need to knoe your chipset so weather its madwifi or nds you need
[04:33] <tecky> blake: ugh
[04:33] <Ante_Smith> blake: most impressive. do you still program for living or just for fun now?
[04:33] <losher> jj308: no need to reboot. It only *emulates* windows :-)
[04:33] <jhass840> Hi, does my /proc/mtrr look wrong to anyone? http://pastebin.com/m28f41770
[04:33] <blake> tecky, basic was my first, I was 8 years old
[04:34] <atomx> IndyGunFreak: I have 2 for my home 1 is for my media center hooked to my tv it goes to my network storage, and one for internet, I don't want my storage avalable to internet
 so now I should try to install DVD Shrink and see if it works?
[04:34] <jj308> sorry no t :)
[04:34] <blake> Ante_Smith, I have two jobs as an IT manager of sorts..  I also do graphics
[04:34] <tecky> blake: i was running a ircd from my linux box at 9 years old :X
[04:34] <usr13> thomasite: Just thought the info would be useful.  But you can downloaded the 9.04 alternate-cd and use that.
[04:34] <tecky> >.>
[04:34] <blake> tecky, I ran BBS'es
[04:34] <Tosted> !mp3
[04:34] <blake> SysOP
[04:34] <jtholmes> wrektjet, as sudo
[04:34] <Tosted> @find
[04:34] <losher> drago1: I've never used lame to extract mp3 from mpg. I would use avidemux for that
[04:34] <wrektjet> jtholmes, i think it went
[04:35] <thismamacooks200> fresh jaunty upgrade, cheese doesn't find my webcam, camorama doesn't find /dev/video0 (I have no /dev/vid* anything). lsbusb reports a "Bus 002 Device 002: ID 0545:800c Xirlink, Inc. Veo StingRay"
[04:35] <atomx> gogeta: how do i find that?
[04:35] <gogeta> atomx lspci
[04:35] <jtholmes> wrektjet,   ifconfig -a to see your address
[04:35] <thomasite> usr13: I don't have a CD right now. And I also prefer to download/update through the internet directly. Thanks, anyhow.
[04:35] <rdvonz> I tried installing ubuntu without checking cd for defects. I'm running a live cd version with a wiped hdd and no way to burn a live cd unless I can somehow burn the disc through the livecd. Possible? Help!
[04:35] <wrektjet> bec it configured when i tried "start"
[04:35] <losher> jj308: yeah, basically type % wine dvdshrink32.exe
[04:35] <lanzelloth> jtholmes, collier_s, so what mode do bash come with by default? or say with a fresh install of ubuntu
[04:35] <thomasite> I still have a problem updating everything in 8.04. It's been 47 days now. :(
[04:35] <gogeta> atomx thats a termal command
[04:35] <atomx> gogeta: ISA bridge: Intel Corporation 82801GBM (ICH7-M) LPC Interface Bridge (rev 02)
[04:35] <atomx> yeah
 google that?
[04:35] <ante-smith> blake: well nice talking with you, hopefully we can have some casual talk one day. going to go afk here in a bit
[04:35] <collier_s> lanzelloth: emacs
[04:36] <losher> jj308:  google what?
[04:36] <phatbastid> help with soundcard ?
[04:36] <usr13> thomasite: Not a good time for that, the servers are very busy.  I would wait a while if I were you.
[04:36] <atomx> gogeta: yeah i know, :P I just have no idea what line it is I would assume that one...
[04:36] <gogeta> a intel
[04:36] <jtholmes> lanzelloth, i always set it to vi  maybe collier_s can answer that one
[04:36] <jj308> % wine dvdshrink32.exe
[04:36] <denton> my weather widget does not connect to the proxy
[04:36] <atomx> gogeta: yeah it's intel atom 1.6ghz hyperthreaded
[04:36] <jtholmes> lanzelloth, btw is your nick a takeoff on lancelot?
[04:36] <lanzelloth> collier_s, so, shift <-  never highlights things?
 I wasn't sure if you were saying to use that to find it
[04:37] <losher> jj308:  just type it & tell us what happens
[04:37] <jj308> ok
[04:37] <gogeta> Network controller: RaLink RT2600 802.11 MIMO
[04:37] <lanzelloth> jtholmes, yea lol
[04:37] <gogeta> should be something like that
[04:37] <jtholmes> lanzelloth, creative i like it
[04:37] <usr13> thomasite: The easiest / most reliable way for you to upgrade is to get alternative-CD
[04:37] <oakmac> Can someone help me with mdadm?  Upgrading broke my raid1 array and after some tinkering I have no idea what's going on.
[04:37] <atomx> ummmm ok
[04:37] <mottikins> so.
 it came up with DVDshrink32.exe Download File on FileFront
[04:37] <usr13> thomasite: alternate-CD*
[04:37] <mottikins> I just installed Ubuntu and... I have no Sound.
[04:37] <collier_s> lanzelloth: eh?
[04:37] <losher> rdvonz: I've never done it, but I think the livecd has everything you need to burn a CD,
[04:37] <gogeta> in lspci
[04:38] <tecky> grrr
[04:38] <tecky> brb
[04:38] <phatbastid> need help with soundcard
[04:38] <rdvonz> losher: I shall try to d/l then.
[04:38] <atomx> gogeta: The website said it works right out of box with my netbook, so i would assume it does, but I can't find anything with it, although I can find it fine with my windows netbook and my hackentosh netbook
[04:38] <usr13> !sound | phatbastid
[04:38] <jtholmes> mottikins, elaborate a little please what app, what you try to do etc.
 but I need DVD Shrink 3.2
[04:38] <losher> rdvonz: I'm not sure where you'll find 600M to put the CD contents
[04:38] <gogeta> atomx well did you find your chipset
[04:38] <mottikins> jtholmes, No sound , period.
[04:39] <rdvonz> I have a 2g sd card :D
[04:39] <jtholmes> mottikins, in what app please
[04:39] <losher> jj308:  yes you do, just like you would in windows. The same executable, from the same place, wherever that was. Sorry if that wasn't clear..,,,
[04:39] <usr13> rdvonz: Did  you check to see if it's muted?
[04:39] <mottikins> jtholmes, All of them , no system beeps, no test sounds, nothing.
[04:39] <usr13> rdvonz: Or just turned down?
[04:39] <atomx> gogeta: I put in lspci and I have no idea which line it is, nothing says anything about chipset
[04:39] <mottikins> o.O There we go
[04:40] <mottikins> I think... huh... weird
[04:40] <gogeta> should say network controler
[04:40] <jerbear> is tracker gone with jaunty?
 when I put % dvdshrink3.2.exe
[04:40] <usr13> rdvonz: cat /dev/urandom > /dev/dsp  #to test
[04:40] <drago1> losher: thanks, ill check out avidemux
[04:40] <tecky> blake: agh ... bbs's eh ? I useta play a door game called over the tracks ?
[04:40] <onats> im having issues with vnc access to my machine after upgrading to 9.04
[04:40] <losher> jj308: yeah, basically type % *wine* dvdshrink32.exe
 it came up with DVDshrink3.2exe Torrent Download
[04:40] <Tosted> @Freenode
[04:40] <tecky> blake: or something along those lines ... i cant remember the title completely
[04:40] <rdvonz> omfg though, just by looking at the livecd I can tell this is the BEST ubuntu dist i've tried.
[04:40] <rdvonz> it's so fast on this pc.
[04:40] <jtholmes> well system beeps come from the pc speaker and have nothing to do with ubuntu unless some removed the module for the speaker
[04:40] <onats> i can connect to my home machine, get the desktop view, but it freezes after that
[04:40] <blake> tecky, haha maybe, my board had over 100
[04:41] <atomx> gogeta: it has my sound, video, wireless, lan, sound, usb, memory, but nothing about a chipset
[04:41] <blake> doors
[04:41] <gogeta> wireless
[04:41] <tecky> blake: gonna go google some ... and see if i can snag the name :|
[04:41] <losher> jj308: lets start over. You've installed wine?
 I have
[04:41] <atomx> gogeta: 945GSE
[04:41] <jtholmes> mottikins, lsmod |grep pcspkr  what do you get
[04:41] <gogeta> atoms oh
[04:41] <losher> jj308: you've downloaded a copy of dvdshrink.exe from the net?
[04:42] <mottikins> pcspkr                 11136  0
 I haven't done that yet
[04:42] <losher> jj308: do that next...
[04:42] <Tosted> !
[04:42] <jtholmes> mottikins, well the pc spkr module is present, hmmm
[04:42] <atomx> gogeta: it's easier for me to find everything I need on the one with mac os x and I have never used it till today lol
[04:42] <jerbear> is tracker gone with jaunty?
 I'm still trying to figure out which one to do
[04:42] <losher> jj308: which one?
[04:42] <jtholmes> mottikins, we are talking about ubuntu right
[04:42] <rdvonz> usr13: what does cat /dev/urandom > /dev/dsp do?
[04:43] <user02> Arie
[04:43] <atomx> gogeta: Ethernet controller: Atheros Communications Inc. AR242x 802.11abg Wireless PCI Express Adapter (rev 01)
[04:43] <usr13> rdvonz: test sound
[04:43] <losher> jj308: let me take a quick look myself...
[04:43] <jtholmes> rdvonz cat noise to /dev/dsp
[04:43] <atomx> gogeta: That's the one for the wireless
 yeah, there was the first one that torrent something or other, ok, thanks
[04:43] <mottikins> jtholmes, I looked on google and it says it's a bug involving my sound caqrd
[04:43] <mottikins>        product: 82801I (ICH9 Family) HD Audio Controller
[04:43] <rdvonz> usr13: I'm not having sound trouble
[04:43] <gogeta> humm a rev 1 athros
[04:43] <usr13> rdvonz: O
[04:43] <gogeta> that needs madwifi linux drivers
[04:43] <tecky> blake: It was a LORD mod called "over the tracks" and you could buy ak47's and such instead of the woosie sword / knife armorment
[04:43] <jtholmes> mottikins, intel sound
[04:43] <phatbastid> usr13: actually alsa was not the one  but it works because of you
[04:43] <usr13> rdvonz: Wrong person I guess.
[04:44] <rdvonz> usr13: that's  fine
[04:44] <usr13> phatbastid: Ok, it was you that has no sound... Ok... sorry...
[04:44] <usr13> phatbastid: So it's fixed now?...?
[04:44] <mottikins> jtholmes, Any idea how to fix it?
[04:44] <tecky> hrmph
[04:44] <gogeta> atomx they work but there slow i suggest getting nids and using the windows driver
[04:44] <faileas> What's the rdp client called?
[04:44] <phatbastid> usr13: yes     i chose another playback device and it works
[04:45] <losher> jj308: I seem to recall it being hard to find. I thought you already had a copy from windows
[04:45] <usr13> phatbastid: Very well.
[04:45] <tecky> so anyone here own a System76 desktop? and care to talk to me about the purchase and support they offer?
[04:45] <jtholmes> mottikins, does the google have a launchpad bug number attached  like a 6 digit bug number or 5 digits
[04:45] <gogeta> my eee 900a has the same chip
[04:45] <atomx> gogeta: ok I will look into that, can you give a link perhaps?
[04:45] <jerbear> is tracker gone with jaunty?
[04:45] <gogeta> look for acer one xp drivers
[04:45] <mottikins> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/274424
 I had it downloaded when I had Windows, but I don't have windows anymore, my computer was re formated today and now I just have this for my operating system
[04:45] <mottikins> I believe so
[04:45] <gogeta> should be a easy find
[04:46] <blake> tecky, oh yes I played that LORD module =]      I remember the days of LORD exploits and stuff, good times.   Ever get into AOHell (AOL hacking)
[04:46] <atomx> gogeta: no for nids
[04:46] <losher> jj308: that was brave of you. Some might even say foolhardy....
[04:46] <tfrew> AOHell was awsome
[04:46] <blake> hehe
 I put into the google search % wine dvdshrink3.2.exe and it came up with a scary looking website as my first choice
[04:46] <tecky> blake: who me... no, never *winkwink* :P
[04:46] <gogeta> ndiswrapper its in apt
[04:46] <Rafael_> anybody know how to resize software raid?
[04:46] <losher> jj308: try http://findfiles.com/search.src?type=begins&file=dvdshrink32
[04:46] <jtholmes> mottikins, hold on looking at bug
[04:47] <tecky> i remember winnuke / aohell ... umm ya the list goes on and on :P
 the tech guy at my work made it sound really good so I decided to give it a go
[04:47] <losher> jj308: the one on files.download11.com looks plausible, all the others are a weird size
[04:47] <tfrew> Rafael_ : is it LVM
[04:48] <jtholmes> mottikins, do you have a launchpad login id?
[04:48] <blake> tecky, we actually made a bluebox and thought we were "Elite"
[04:48] <blake> "eleet"
[04:48] <losher> jj308: the tech guy at work has gotten 3 different girls pregnat with that line
[04:48] <Flannel> !offtopic
[04:48] <bobbie4> i love the ubuntu
[04:48] <phatbastid> usr13: only thing i need to work now is my ability to login to my netdrive dns 323
[04:48] <jtholmes> losher !WOW!
 hahaha that's funny
[04:48] <mottikins> jtholmes, No
[04:49] <tecky> blake: heh ;) good times!
 ok so download the last one on that list the files.download11.com one
[04:49] <losher> jj308: right...
[04:49] <Rafael_> tfrew: no is not i have boot with raid1 100mb, swap on raid 1 2gb, system 10 gb raid 5 and rset is 1 tb on raid 5..i try to upgrade ubuntu and is telling me that there is not enough memory on boot
[04:49] <losher> Flannel: was that addressed to me?
[04:49] <Flannel> losher: Among others.
[04:50] <jtholmes> mottikins, then go to launchpad.net and sign up it is free and you can then look at bug reports. the one you are looking at says it has a workaround so you can look at the bug and see what they say. if you need help i will be glad to after you have the launchpad id
 what's get right files downloader? that popped up after I downloaded that
[04:50] <usr13> phatbastid: What is this "netdrive"?
[04:51] <usr13> Does it plugin via USB cable?
[04:51] <syntax\> blake: waS able to make it work. i restarted my machine ^^
[04:51] <tfrew> Rafael_ : go to live cd, mount your raid volumes, chroot into them, and apt-get all the raid tools
[04:51] <tfrew> the installer is broken
[04:51] <usr13> phatbastid: Does it plugin via USB cable?
[04:51] <phatbastid> it is a hardrive enclosure that shows up in my places  but wont let me login
[04:51] <losher> Flannel: I object to your accusation of being off-topic. I think it's very on-topic to point out that just because some tech guy says it;s good is a poor reason to wipe windows off your hard drive and install Ubuntu
[04:51] <phatbastid> plugs into my router cat5
[04:51] <phatbastid> the ubuntu live disk can mount it
[04:51] <mottikins> jtholmes, done
[04:51] <losher> jj308: no idea. Sounds like spam...
[04:52] <usr13> phatbastid: It is password protected?
[04:52] <phatbastid> yes
[04:52] <phatbastid> the info doesnt seem to work
[04:52] <phatbastid> works with live disk though so must be possible
[04:52] <dutch> hey, i installed jaunty, then installed nvidia drivers, now X wont start. how do i revert to original Xconfig?
[04:52] <Nautilus__> hopefully someone can give me a quick pointer to viewing a text file in hex, via cmd line? I'm trying to see the EOL chars
[04:52] <jhass840> okay, I think it's time to get out the fan
[04:53] <jtholmes> mottikins, ok go to launchpad.net tell me when you are there
[04:53] <mottikins> I'm there
[04:54] <usr13> Try mounting it using something like:  sudo mount -t smbfs -o username=your-username //server-ip-or-hostname/sharename /mount/point
[04:54] <jtholmes> mottikins, you see the dialog box next to the search launchpad text
[04:54] <usr13> phatbastid: Try mounting it using something like:  sudo mount -t smbfs -o username=your-username //server-ip-or-hostname/sharename /mount/point
[04:54] <centHOGG> cifs
[04:54] <mottikins> jtholmes, Yeah, I d
[04:54] <mottikins> do
[04:54] <dutch> how do you return your system to the default xconfig? is it an dpkg-reconfigure command?
[04:55] <h00k> Nautilus__, its going to be \012
[04:55] <jtholmes> mottikins, type 274424 in that box and press Enter
[04:55] <Nautilus__> hooker: ?
[04:55] <killuats> hi, im having trouble making my soundcard work on ubuntu9.04, my sound card is soundmax ac97, do you guys know where i could read some tutorials on how to fix this, i have a volume control. but no sound is being produced.
[04:55] <gizmobay> I just upgraded to 9.04 and in firefox there's shadows around search boxes and buttons. Is this the way it is?
[04:55] <Nautilus__> err... h00k: ?
[04:55] <usr13> dutch: dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg
[04:56] <jtholmes> mottikins, u see the list that displayed
[04:56] <dutch> usr13: thanks ill try that out. much appreciated
[04:56] <h00k> Nautilus__, that is the EOL character
[04:56] <FaMott> Yeah
[04:56] <usr13> dutch: NP
[04:56] <h00k> Nautilus__,  \n or \012
[04:56] <FaMott> AGH
[04:56] <Nautilus__> lol
[04:56] <Nautilus__> \n isnt hex
[04:56] <FaMott> jtholmes, Sorry about that I have both of my computers side by side
[04:56] <dutch> whats the command to try starting x again? `gdm`?
[04:57] <mottikins> Okay, then.
[04:57] <usr13> dutch: /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[04:57] <dutch> usr13: awesome, you are a life-saver
[04:57] <blake> gizmobay, not for me.  What themes you using?  default?
[04:57] <jtholmes> mottikins, the top entry should be the bug number you need to look at
[04:57] <phatbastid> usr13: no luck      oh well   guess ubuntu not ready yet   see you next year
[04:57] <ante-smith> What is the command to instantly lock your screen?
[04:58] <jtholmes> mottikins, bug 274424 right
[04:58] <lstarnes> ante-smith: ctrl+alt+l
[04:58] <mottikins> jtholmes, yes
[04:58] <usr13> phatbastid: the command I gave you was hypothetical.
[04:58] <ante-smith> lstarnes: Thank you.
[04:58] <dutch> usr13: not sure if youd know this, but if i installed the nvidia drivers, how would i uninstall them from the commandline?
[04:58] <gizmobay> thanks blake, I was using default but the tabs looked bad so I switched to Aero Silver Fox Minimal
[04:58] <phatbastid> usr13: i installed smbfs  then tried to moun it that way  but no dice
[04:59] <jtholmes> mottikins, select that link it will take u to the bug and you can read thru the comments until you get to the workaround and then try the workaround, i have no idea if it works but it is there
[04:59] <jtholmes> mottikins, write down you  launchpad  id and pw  so you can access other launchpad bugs when necessary
[04:59] <phatbastid> usr13: where do i setup my workgroup name ?
[04:59] <TheFunkbomb> Are any of you having weird hang ups with Jaunty?
[05:00] <Geoffrey2> my motherboard has an integrated Radeon X1250, would I be better off using the radeonhd driver instead of the generic radeon driver?
[05:00] <Gartral1> i have flashplayer-nonfree installed, but firefox refuses to work...
[05:00] <usr13> phatbastid:  Did you plug in the ip address and the user-name and all that?
[05:01] <blake> QUESTION: If I needed to open up port 36102 how would I do it ??
[05:01] <usr13> phatbastid: Try mounting it using something like:  sudo mount -t smbfs -o username=<your-username> //192.168.x.x/<sharename> /<mount>/<point>
[05:01] <freehood4all> it's open unless you have a firewall installed
[05:02] <usr13> blake: As freehood4all says, all ports are open by default unless you have installed firewall software to block some ports.
[05:03] <blake> usr13, freehood4all, thanks
[05:03] <blake> usr13, freehood4all, I thought they were all closed by default with iptables (incomming connections)
[05:04] <rdw200169> blake, yeah, all ports are open, if you want a firewall, lemme suggest firestarter, it has a GUI that works quite well, and allows openning ports an all that in a rather easy manner
[05:05] <Gartral1> i have flashplayer-nonfree installed, but firefox refuses to plat movies... any ideas?
[05:05] <blake> rdw200169, thanks I've used firestarter.  I just thought that was a frontend for iptables.
[05:05] <mottikins> jtholmes, it seems not to work, but I will restart just in case.
[05:05] <rdw200169> blake, yeah, thats what it is!
[05:05] <usr13> blake:  iptables is not a firewall application. Firewall applications use iptables rules to build firewall rules.
[05:05] <usr13> blake: You can use command  netstat -pantu
[05:05] <rdw200169> blake, i just find that it works very well, and for normal desktop use its tops as far as i'm concerned
[05:06] <usr13> blake:  netstat -pantu   to see what ports are open and what services are listening on those ports
[05:06] <lanzelloth> i'm trying to edit my PS1 in .bashrc there's a var color_prompt where did that come from?
[05:06] <blake> usr13, netstat -pantu is very usefull, thank you
[05:06] <jejones> Updating my wife's computer from 8.10 to 9.04, and it's stuck at the end of the "Getting new packages"; apparently it has retrieved everything it claims to need, but it is not proceeding to the next stage. If I cancel and try again, will it still have the packages it has already downloaded?
[05:06] <brand0con> hi I just hosted an install fest at my place and almost all went well except for one lappy whose volume keys altered the wrong volume setting (surround instead of master or pcm)
[05:06] <kbrosnan> Gartral1: check if adobe-flashplayer is installed
[05:06] <phatbastid> usr13: cant seem to change directory to the mount
[05:07] <BiosElement-AFK> How would I go about formatting an SD card to fat32?
[05:07] <brand0con> i tried to right click the sound options and select another as the default to control but it didnt behave the same in 9.04 as it has in the past versions
[05:07] <usr13> blake: I know that some call iptables a firewall, but that is not an accurate statement.
[05:07] <brand0con> any ideas how to set this manually
[05:07] <usr13> phatbastid: Why not? What error do you get?  (Did you get it mounted?)
[05:08] <syntax\> how can i add the computer shortcut to my desktop?
[05:08] <jejones> BiosElement: first find the device it is, most likely one of /dev/sd[a-z]. Type "mount" and make sure you find it and not one of your hard drives.
[05:08] <phatbastid> give example of mount point
[05:08] <FaMott> bah
[05:08] <Gartral1> kbrosnan: error: cant find package
[05:08] <drago1> ok, i checked out avidemux for command line conversion mpg->mp3, but it doesn't work.  avidemux_cli seems to be the option, but when i run it, program not found.  regular avidemux works, but GTK can't display the GUI b/c Im logging in by ssh.  Any suggestions? Esp by
[05:08] <usr13> syntax\: What is a "computer shortcut"?
[05:08] <BiosElement-AFK> jejones, I got that down.
[05:08] <Acedip> well i've installed kubuntu-desktop in ubuntu and it seems like the fonts and grapchics are not running properly..so i think i want to shift to kde completely for compatibility issues of gtk etc..so how can i remove gnome ?
[05:08] <phatbastid> like my user and a folder called netdrive
[05:09] <phatbastid> i tried to mount it to a folder in my user folder
[05:09] <blake> syntax\, drag it from Places menu onto your desktop
[05:09] <rdw200169> syntax\, i think i know what you're talking about.  the icon on the desktop that takes you to your 'Computer' right?  i.e. Nautilus.
[05:09] <Geoffrey2> is there an application that lets me see and adjust the driver the video card is using?
[05:09] <rdw200169> syntax\, yeah, what blake suggests is easy.  i was gonna suggest ubuntu-tweak.  it does a rather good job for adding that strange stuff to the desktop via gconf
[05:10] <jejones> BiosElement: Then once you have chosen (and set up with fdisk if need be) the partition, use mkfs with the appropriate -t option for the file system you want.
[05:10] <Gartral1> kbrosnan: error: cant find package adobe-flashplayer
[05:10] <blake> rdw200169, gconf-editor will do it too, and it's already installed
[05:10] <usr13> !kde4 | Acedip
[05:10] <rdw200169> blake, i tend to prefer suggesting things that are easy... for them, not me
[05:11] <brand0con> how do you change the sound interface the volume keys control in 9.04.  this lappy i configured tonight used surround and i couldn't change it how ive done it before (right click, properties, choose pcm or master)
[05:11] <brand0con> ideas?
[05:11] <usr13> Gartral1: Try:  apt-cache search flashplayer
[05:11] <blake> rdw200169, okay teach them how to fish salmon only then  =]
[05:11] <blake> cod for me
[05:11] <drago1> Geoffrey2: I've been looking for how to start it, but I know that if you screw up your /etc/X11/xorg.conf file enough, when you reboot, the X video driver program comes up and you can test different driver/monitor combinations
[05:12] <imatech> has anyone had the experience of running Ubuntu on Vbox?
[05:12] <blake> brand0con, "how do you change the sound interface the volume keys control"  ?
[05:12] <koshar1>  imatech: yes
[05:12] <Gartral1> usr13: flashplugin-nonfree-extrasound...
[05:12] <rdw200169> blake, sometimes, people just want solutions, not the metaphysical ramifications that explain its existence
[05:12] <usr13> Gartral1: There you go....
[05:12] <blake> brand0con, media keys (buttons that control play/stop/volume) ?
[05:12] <imatech> I'm having a lot of latency accessing my setup via RDP...
[05:13] <brand0con> blake: yes
[05:13] <blake> rdw200169, gconf-editor.  I win.  =]
[05:13] <blake> brand0con, Preferences -> Keyboard Shortcuts
[05:13] <brand0con> blake: tried that
[05:13] <mikejet> What's the XWindows script name that gets executed once the desktop is running, and all workspaces created?
[05:13] <rdw200169> blake, sure, send people down the path that led them away from windows in the first place, the registry
[05:13] <brand0con> blake: they were programmed properly there.  they work, they just dont control the correct volume.  they defaulted to surround
[05:13] <Gartral1> usr13: its also already installed and up to date
[05:13] <usr13> Gartral1: So from that, we assume that you can do: sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[05:14] <brand0con> maybe I'll install kmix for him and selecting master channel is straightforward
[05:14] <brand0con> if all else fails
[05:14] <imatech> koshar1: I'm having a lot of latency with vbox setup
[05:14] <usr13> Gartral1: Guess it doesn't work:  sudo apt-get remove flashplugin-nonfree
[05:14] <Gartral1> usr13: all of these are up to date, but firefox isnt seeing them
[05:14] <imatech> koshar1: know anything about that?
[05:15] <imatech> Koshar1; it's more of an Remote desktop issue I believe
[05:16] <usr13> Gartral1:  See that you've done all your updates, (see that firefox is up-to-date): sudo apt-get upgrade firefox
[05:16] <Gartral1> upgrade or update?
[05:16] <Gartral1> @usr13
[05:16] <usr13> Gartral1: ANd then maybe re-install flashplugin-nonfree   i.e.  sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[05:17] <usr13> Gartral1: Upgrade
[05:17] <Gartral1> usr13: upgrade or update?
[05:17] <Gartral1> usr13: its up to date
[05:18] <usr13> Gartral1: Ok now re-install flashplugin-nonfree and see if it works.
[05:19] <usr13> Gartral1: Close any firefox browser windows b4 installing flashplugin-nonfree
[05:19] <dingleberry> so in the latest version of ubuntu ctr alt + backspace does not exit X anymore?
[05:20] <Flannel> dingleberry: By default, correct.  You can turn it back on if you'd like though.
[05:20] <dingleberry> Flannel,  how?
[05:20] <swoody> so with releases, is how Jaunty is now, the way it will always be? i.e. the .iso you download today, the same exact one it will be a year from now?
[05:20] <Flannel> swoody: Correct.  Although there will be updates in the repositories.
[05:20] <usr13> swoody: Yes
[05:21] <Flannel> swoody: The only releases that get iso refreshes are LTS releases.
[05:21] <swoody> Flannel>  usr13 thx guys :)
[05:21] <raddy> Hello Everybody
[05:21] <Gartral1> usr13: still not working, and firefox needs an internal plugin installed
[05:21] <usr13> !nonfree | Gartral1
[05:21] <luddite> how do you rebuild the menu?
[05:21] <Maximo> !ubuntu
[05:21] <raddy> I am not able to connect to my other linux box over sftp
[05:21] <jtholmes> dingleberry, install  dontzap  pkg  run  dontzap  --disable  then  dontzap --enable  stop and start x  server shoudl now work
[05:21] <Flannel> !dontzap | dingleberry
[05:22] <drago1> related questions: I had to keep messing up my xorg.conf file to get to that video driver/monitor selection screen.  is there a better way to do that?  and once i picked one, going into x would not use the new one I just picked - i had to reboot.  there must be an easier way.  8.04 w/ intel g45
[05:22] <raddy> But i am able to connect it via Windows, what a pitty :( .
[05:22] <NoOneImportant> which sound driver should I set wine to?
[05:22] <dingleberry> well damn Flannel seems like a lot of work for one simple feature, forget it
[05:22] <Gartral1> usr13: why are you pointing that at me?
[05:22] <NoOneImportant> just alsa?
[05:22] <nsan> ola
[05:22] <NoOneImportant> even with pulse?
[05:22] <Flannel> dingleberry: It's not a lot of work really.
[05:22] <RedSocrates> Gartral1: Do you know that you have libflashplayer.so in the right places?
[05:23] <usr13> raddy: Try scp
[05:23] <raddy> I suspect ubuntu's firewall as culprit.
[05:23] <Gartral1> RedSocrates: probly not
[05:23] <tyko> hi, trying out jaunty on a live cd and wondering if/how i can mount my /home partition .. TIA
[05:23]  * calvinshmalvin lights a cigarette and listens to the nerds get nerdy.
[05:23] <Gnewt> I'm trying to resize an ext4 partition using gparted, I'm in the Ubuntu 9.04 LiveCD right now... at the "shrink file system" stage, gparted fails and in the resize command tab is "Please run 'e2fsck -f /dev/sda1' first." I've done that, no problems, but I still get the same error w/ gparted.
[05:23] <raddy> usr13: Nautilus won't support scp.
[05:23] <jtholmes> tyko sure do you know what  /dev/sXX it is
[05:23] <tyko> jtholmes: yep, /dev/sda4
[05:24] <jtholmes> tyko then  sudo mount /dev/sda4 /mnt and it will be in /mnt
[05:24] <usr13> Gartral1: ls /usr/lib/firefox/plugins/
[05:24] <denton_> howcome theres nothing in my root/dev folder??
[05:24] <tyko> jtholmes: great, thanks :)
[05:24] <jtholmes> tyko sure
[05:25] <usr13> raddy: What are you trying to do?
[05:25] <Onyx> Seriously, KDE 4.2 is badass.
[05:25] <jtholmes> tyko be aware that mounting it that way makes it writeable so be careful
[05:25] <u83rmensch> hey guys..
[05:25] <Gartral1> usr13: i have flashplugin-alternative.so and libjavaplugin.so...
[05:25] <kris> Hi. Trying to get my sound cards to work following an upgrade to Jaunty. Here they are:
[05:25] <u83rmensch> how big is ubuntu 9.04?
[05:25] <denton_> lol sorry, i meant root/mnt
[05:25] <kris> Card 0 : HDA ATI SB at 0xd2500000 irq 16
[05:25] <u83rmensch> ?
[05:25] <Gartral1> usr13: and the vid im trying is just loading forever
[05:26] <kris> Card 1 : HDA ATI HDMI at 0xd2410000 irq 19
[05:26] <dingleberry> Flannel, In my case, I like to install ubuntu and not have to configure or do much. that is my mission , and still have a working user friendly system. I already have to install fluxbox install all the right fonts etc..
[05:26] <raddy> Can anybody help me.
[05:26] <Flannel> u83rmensch: the CD is a 700MB CD
[05:26] <u83rmensch> not the cd
[05:26] <tyko> jtholmes: thanks for the reminder, just wanted to take a quick peek into .config to check something
[05:26] <u83rmensch> the install?
[05:26] <raddy> I was able to connect to it initially.
[05:26] <_JECKEL_> I like the netbook remix
[05:26] <dingleberry> anyone notices backspace lags a little in the latest ubuntu? like if you hold the backspace key ?
[05:26] <Lafitte-> usr13:  this is phatbastid     i fixed it
[05:27] <RedSocrates> Gartral1: You can also try putting it in /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins and ~/.mozilla/plugins if it's not there already
[05:27] <u83rmensch> is the install larger then 10 gigs?
[05:27] <RedSocrates> Gartral1: The flashplugin, that is
[05:27] <Gnewt> u83rmensch, hell no
[05:27] <u83rmensch> i shouldnt think so
[05:27] <Gnewt> u83rmensch, it's less than a gig.
[05:27] <usr13> Lafitte-: Very good.
[05:27] <Lafitte-> usr13: edit smb.conf   added a line making it use lanman auth
[05:27] <RedSocrates> Gartral1: Maybe also /usr/lib/firefox-addons/plugins/
[05:27] <_JECKEL_> using it right now. but I noticed not everything works. Like Wifi-radar, it installs but the GUI for it doesn't pop up when you try to execute it.
[05:27] <u83rmensch> i just installed and for some reason the partion was like 18 gigs full
[05:27] <Gnewt> (As far as I remember, it could be a bit more but I severely doubt it0
[05:27] <Gnewt> )
[05:27] <jtholmes> tyko to make it readonly  sudo mount -o ro /dev/sda4 /mnt
[05:28] <u83rmensch> i just formatted again using gparted oposed to the partition manager built into the installer
[05:28] <drago1> anybody use lame or avidemux command line?
[05:28] <u83rmensch> running installer again
[05:28] <usr13> Lafitte-: Good. Thanks for the info.  I don't use samba much anymore.... kinda rusty.
[05:28] <u83rmensch> however
[05:28] <Lafitte-> usr13: basically ubuntu tried to be too secure for the netdrive
[05:28] <guo> 这里是什么人？
[05:28] <usr13> drago1: I use lame sometimes.
[05:28] <guo> 呵呵！
[05:28] <u83rmensch> does any one know why there is still about 500mbs of used space after i formatted.. why?
[05:29] <Lafitte-> usr13: 2 tb drive has all my stuff in it  LOL
[05:29] <drago1> trying to convert mpg to mp3, it has "sync" issues
[05:29] <drago1> usr13: lame does
[05:29] <usr13> Lafitte-: Cool...
[05:29] <DShepherd> has anyone gotten skype to play nice with jaunty and microphones?
[05:29] <centHOGG> drago1: audio only?
[05:29] <_JECKEL_> so guys, what's a good compiler for linux?
[05:30] <_JECKEL_> I was thinking of getting netbeans
[05:30] <jtholmes> u83rmensch, have you run mkfs on the partition
[05:30] <b14ck> how can i install ssh
[05:30] <tyko> jtholmes: noting this down, it mounted ok, so i'm off copying over liferea data ... thanks again
[05:30] <b14ck> D:
[05:30] <u83rmensch> does any one know why there is still about 500mbs of used space after i formatted.. why?
[05:30] <usr13> drago1: I use lame sometimes to convert wav to mp3, but that's about all I've done with it.
[05:30] <jtholmes> tyko sure
[05:30] <squid_> Hi. I just tried to dist-upgrade my linux laptop and it powered down midway. I thought it was fully charged and there was no warning. Anyway, bad idea on my part. Now I can boot up if I select an old kernel, but the filesystem is in read only mode so I cannot complete dpkg --configure -a to complete the distro upgrade. Any ideas?
[05:30] <usr13> u83rmensch: After you formatted what?
[05:31] <u83rmensch> my partition
[05:31] <u83rmensch> sda3
[05:31] <drago1> usr13: yes, i just want to extract mp3. did you ever get sync problems?
[05:31] <u83rmensch> formatted it to ext4