[00:00] <vocx> wfiuewfew, no, a window pops up asking you what to do? But, what kind of malware? Windows malware doesn't work in Linux.
[00:00] <JohnCorbeau> wfiuewfew: it should scann the content of your CD and ask you what to do unles you disabled that
[00:00] <Halitech> GhotiPhud, maybe try disabling ipv6
[00:00] <jibadeeha> wfiuewfew, ubuntu asks you what you want to do with the cd
[00:00] <LoCoBoi187> check for device, play around with the program panv, its only me 4th day with ubuntu
[00:00] <panv> same here..
[00:00] <panv> i was on debian before...
[00:00] <sebsebseb> !virus |  wfiuewfew
[00:00] <panv> but i don't know why i moved to ubuntu...
[00:01] <wfiuewfew> Thanks, I got a window that the cd has packages and I clicked "No" -- so there is no risk?
[00:01] <LoCoBoi187> panv i was on windows 7 before ;)
[00:01] <panv> lol
[00:01] <panv> ok
[00:01] <panv> welcome to life
[00:02] <sebsebseb> wfiuewfew: packages?  you mean  Debs?  what kind of CD?
[00:02] <LoCoBoi187> life is hard, i want windows to hold my hand again
[00:02] <Halitech> wfiuewfew, even if it was a windows cd with windows exe files, it wouldn't do a thing to your system
[00:02] <wfiuewfew> sebsebseb: yes, debs. The cd is from a questionable source
[00:02] <panv> lol LoCoBoi187
[00:03] <wolf1oo> has anyone here tried atmosphir?
[00:03] <LoCoBoi187> ;]
[00:03] <losher> wfiuewfew: a questionable source. Do say more...
[00:03] <sebsebseb> wfiuewfew: well  malicous debs shoudn't be installed
[00:03] <Flannel> wfiuewfew: No, that's not a problem.  Ubuntu detected that the CD you inserted had a repository on it, and asked if you wanted to enable that repositoriy
[00:03] <wfiuewfew> Thanks, it was supposed to be a documents cd, so I was surprised to see the deb warning
[00:04] <Polt{laptop}> hello I have a problem on my januty system
[00:04] <vocx> wfiuewfew, and in general, I think it would be a pain to package malware for linux...
[00:04] <Polt{laptop}> I installed the group tab compiz plugin from GIT and now emerald is fighting with metacity
[00:05] <Morik> Hello. I am using wine and jaunty. I used the wow downloader to install the game. The installation went fine. When I go to launch the game it starts downloading and updating the game. The download goes to 70% and then stops.
[00:05] <Polt{laptop}> they can't make up their mind on which one should be the main window decorator and my computer is friggin lying to me
[00:05] <Polt{laptop}> I know for a fact it supports compiz
[00:05] <mmonlsd> I connected my dreambox 500s on the ethernet card it sees internet (wich i share from wifi to ethernet) and connects successfully to server but as soon as I type in the dreambox ip in firefox it cant see it... :S anyone?
[00:05] <Polt{laptop}> I just had a wicked compiz setup
[00:05] <Polt{laptop}> and now this POS is not working
[00:05] <Polt{laptop}> what gives ????????
[00:05] <vocx> !enter | Polt{laptop}
[00:06] <Polt{laptop}> you sure ok
[00:06] <Polt{laptop}> yeah*
[00:06] <Gnea> mmonlsd: start a webserver on the dreambox
[00:06] <Polt{laptop}> I don't care about that right now
[00:06] <Polt{laptop}> I wanna know about this problem
[00:06] <Gnea> !attitude | Polt{laptop}
[00:06] <Gnea> Polt{laptop}: sorry, you're going to care or you're not going to solve the problem.
[00:06] <Flannel> Polt{laptop}: Emerald is deprecated, you likely don't mean emerald (not that your question is any less valid, I just don't believe you're using emerald)
[00:06] <mmonlsd> Gnea,  anymore infos plz
[00:06]  * Polt{laptop} contemplates switching to Arch because of the response he's getting when he comes begging for help
[00:06] <Polt{laptop}> thanks alot Gnea
[00:06] <LoCoBoi187> panv: pm
[00:07] <Gnea> Polt{laptop}: spamming the channel like that isn't a good way to get a good response.
[00:07] <losher> wfiuewfew: linux malware is pretty rare in fact. If your CD *did* contain malware it would be of some interest to the community. But I'm guessing it just has some reader software on it for the docs. Can you list the contents on http://paste.ubuntu.com ?
[00:07] <Polt{laptop}> I'm just PO'ed
[00:07] <Polt{laptop}> big time
[00:07] <Flannel> Polt{laptop}: You spreading out your question across six lines or so makes it extremely difficult to help you.  We can't help you unless you help us help you.
[00:07] <Gnea> Polt{laptop}: well, you don't have the right to take it out on us.
[00:07] <Polt{laptop}> I would think that at least one of you guys would understand having dealt with linux before
[00:07] <Polt{laptop}> I'm not taking it out on you guys
[00:07] <Polt{laptop}> I'm just mad
[00:07] <Flannel> Polt{laptop}: You're being rude and unhelpful.  Please stop.
[00:08] <Polt{laptop}> omfg
[00:08] <Gnea> Polt{laptop}: yes, you are taking it out on us. Please, go chill out for a bit, then come back to the problem and try again.
[00:08] <wfiuewfew> So if I did not allow the package manager to start I would be safe from any (unlikely) malware that the debs might contain? is that corrrect?
[00:08] <losher> Polt{laptop}: If you think Arch will give you better support, by all means switch back...
[00:08] <Flannel> wfiuewfew: The packages won't install themselves, simply adding knowledge of them to your package cache won't hurt
[00:08] <Halitech> somedays I almost prefer the Debian view of telling people to RTFM
[00:09] <lanzelloth> is this right? apps developers may make .rpm/.deb/etc to put on their site, but it's ubuntu/fedora/etc are the ones who's responsible to put and test apps packages in synaptic?
[00:09] <Halitech> lanzelloth, correct
[00:09] <kermit> in screen, what's this white on red number with a ! after it?
[00:09] <kfizz> If I have an Ubuntu 9.04 ISO is there any way I can burn that ISO to a CD but also have a folder for a .deb file or two on the CD?
[00:09] <Gnea> mmonlsd: not sure, never ran linux on a dreamcast before... check to see if apache is running
[00:09] <Polt{laptop}> ok you are right I will stop using emerald just for you guys
[00:09] <lanzelloth> Halitech, ok cool
[00:09] <Polt{laptop}> I'm never using that crapware again
[00:09] <losher> Halitech: sometimes we do, but we're *nicer* about it...
[00:09] <GhotiPhud> Halitech: I followed http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-disable-ipv6-in-ubuntu.html to disable ipv6, but there was no improvement
[00:09] <Flannel> lanzelloth: The app people who package them can put them in the repos, there's a procedure for getting stuff into Universe (it's pretty easy)
[00:10] <Halitech> losher, some people need to be told bluntly though
[00:10] <mmonlsd> Gnea, ok thanx very much, I'll experiment a little more, I hope I find a solution. Cheerios :D
[00:10] <Halitech> GhotiPhud, bummer,
[00:10] <wfiuewfew> losher: thanks for the offer, I have looked into it and it seems the cd included evince. Thanks for the help
[00:10] <Flannel> lanzelloth: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopment/NewPackages
[00:11] <vocx> lanzelloth, it's more like people make C source code. Other people compile and package the executable. However that may not be accurate for everything since a lot of programs are not made in C.
[00:11] <lanzelloth> Flannel, oh ok ic, so only main is being mantained by ubuntu
[00:12] <Flannel> lanzelloth: no, "ubuntu" is a community.  Main and restricted are supported by canonical, with universe and multiverse being their community supported counterparts
[00:12] <Flannel> !components | lanzelloth
[00:12] <losher> kfizz: not easily. You could 'unpack' the iso, add files to it, then 'repack' it. But it's not straightforward to do so because you have to mess around a bit to make the new iso bootable...
[00:12] <GhotiPhud> Halitech: haha, is that your final answer?
[00:13] <losher> wfiuewfew: ok, that's pretty much what I expected it would turn out to be...
[00:13] <Halitech> GhotiPhud, still thinking, can I call a friend or ask the audience? 8]
[00:13] <wfiuewfew> All, thanks again
[00:13] <_jay_> Hey all, I can't open a cd in jaunty that I burned on my macbook, it says I don't have permission, and I can't change the permissions
[00:14] <Flannel> kfizz: You'd have to remaster the CD to add those deb files (there's already a small repo on the CD, you'd just be adding to it), which is less than trivial, but easy enough if you want to
[00:14] <sukuri> _jay_: is the CD mounted?
[00:14] <GhotiPhud> Halitech: have you already used your 50/50?
[00:14] <Gnea> _jay_: are you part of the cdrom group?
[00:14] <kfizz> losher, thanks, that's what I figured. I just want to use Ubuntu live and idk if there's enough RAM on the computer to hold the program I want to download.
[00:14] <_jay_> yes
[00:14] <kfizz> Flannel, what program would you suggest to do that?
[00:14] <Gnea> _jay_: yes to what? me or sukuri?
[00:14] <Halitech> GhotiPhud, yeah, that was the shot about disabling ipv6
[00:14] <_jay_> there is an orange icon a box with an x next to the folder name
[00:14] <Flannel> kfizz: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomization and https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InstallCDCustomization
[00:15] <m0r0n> How can I burn an ISO without Brasero?
[00:15] <Flannel> kfizz: The *latter* one is really what you're doing, since you're not fiddling with the casper image (the liveCD) unless you want to have that program pre-installed when you boot
[00:15] <Gnea> m0r0n: k3b
[00:15] <_jay_> I assume by mounted you mean it shows up on the desktop
[00:16] <lanzelloth> Flannel, that means the 'universe' we see will be somewhat different than say fedora's
[00:16] <losher> kfizz: I've downloaded apps into a running livecd before. Use df -h in a terminal to see if there's room. Unless it's huge and your RAM is tiny, it should work...
[00:16] <_jay_> "You do not have the permissions necessary to view the contents"
[00:16] <Gnea> _jay_: never assume, it causes problems, not solves them.   open a terminal and type this:  df -h
[00:16] <Halitech> m0r0n, k3b, command line
[00:17] <_jay_> media/cdrom0
[00:17] <Flannel> lanzelloth: Er... they're entirely different.  Ubuntu takes care of Ubuntu's universe.  Fedora takes care of Fedoras.  While they may contain the same/similar programs, they're really entirely separate
[00:17] <_jay_> You do not have the permissions necessary to view the contents
[00:17] <_jay_> oops
[00:17] <_jay_> /dev/sr0              530M  530M     0 100% /media/cdrom0
[00:17] <Gnea> _jay_: and what is the output of this command:  id
[00:18] <_jay_> uid=1000(jay) gid=1000(jay) groups=4(adm),20(dialout),24(cdrom),46(plugdev),108(lpadmin),123(admin),124(sambashare),1000(jay)
[00:18] <vocx> _jay_, no need to spam
[00:18] <vocx> !paste | _jay_
[00:18] <Gnea> vocx: he didn't spam.
[00:18] <_jay_> eh?
[00:18] <Gnea> vocx: that was one line, not several. pay attention.
[00:18] <_jay_> ah
[00:19] <sukuri> vocx: he didn't spam, that was one line and he's going through the help of someone in the room
[00:19] <lanzelloth> Flannel, right, that's what I meant. So if a university hosts both ubuntu and fedora repositories it has a lot of redundant applications in different forms of packages?
[00:19] <vocx> Gnea, sukuri I don't mean spam literally, more like "a bit too much post"...
[00:19] <Gnea> _jay_: okay, if you type:  cd /media/cdrom0  and then  ls, do you get a listing or does it tell you 'permission denied'?
[00:19] <_jay_> I'll use the pastebin, np
[00:20] <teolicy> Hi. I'm a seasoned Linux user, not very well versed in Ubuntu. I'd like to use RAID1 + encrypted loopback on a 9.04 host. Is lvm (for RAID1) + losetup (for encrypted loopback) the way to go, or should I use something else? I could find several guides on the matter, but most seem fairly old (8.04 and below). Thanks.
[00:20] <aj_> does anyone have any tips for getting openmoko to run on a palm tx?
[00:20] <Flannel> lanzelloth: Correct, for that matter, if a university hosts Ubuntu and Debian repositories, there's a bunch of overlap (sometimes almost entirely identical) but they're kept entirely separate.
[00:20] <Gnea> vocx: okay, when it's more than 2 lines in a row, it's considered spam. if it's just one or two lines at a time, like _jay_ was doing, it's NOT spam. got it?
[00:20] <peturIngi> Hi, is there much diffrence between Ubuntu Server 8.10 and 9.04 ?
[00:20] <webbi> hello
[00:20] <_jakob_> peturIngi: nýrri pakkar bara
[00:21] <Gnea> peturIngi: yes.
[00:21] <peturIngi> _jakob_: takk
[00:21] <webbi> im connecting my motorola w375 but it does not appear as usb or anything
[00:21] <vocx> Gnea, posted text seemed like output from the terminal. Unexperienced users routinely post a lot of that text. I was just being overly cautious.
[00:21] <sukuri> peturIngi: http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/releasenotes/904
[00:21] <lanzelloth> Flannel, ok cool lol, I was just thinking about the big server room in my uni's math building. Thanks for the answers
[00:21] <Halitech> GhotiPhud, did you reboot after making the changes?
[00:22] <Gnea> vocx: thanks, but there's no need, since it's unwise to give people the incorrect idea.
[00:22] <losher> lanzelloth: yes, and you typicall can't use fedora binaries on ubuntu or vice-versa. And if you think that's wasteful, take a look at www.distrowatch.com. There are over a 100 distros...
[00:22] <sukuri> peturIngi: er... nevermind, I though it would have a changelog in the "release notes"
[00:22] <amites> somehow my terminal has remapped paste to e, anyone know how to remap back to ctrl+shift+v ??
[00:22] <amites> little one got ahold of the keyboard for a minute
[00:22] <joako> How do I setup Ubuntu 9.04 so when a user w/o a homedir logs in it gets created?
[00:22] <GhotiPhud> Halitech: I did indeed... I know this was the result of an upgrade about 2 weeks ago
[00:22] <_jay_> and, when I double click the folder and close the permission denied box, the folder disappears from the file browser and I get the spinning circle icon in the browser window and the pointer
[00:22] <amites> joako: should do that by default
[00:22] <Gnea> !shortcut | amites
[00:23] <coolcat> why am i not able to use ls via ssh, It issues: ls: illegal option -- - what command should I use instead?
[00:23] <joako> amites: It does not, but user is defined in LDAP not locally
[00:23] <losher> peturIngi: almost no important differences, except that 9.04 is less stable, in my opinion...
[00:23] <Halitech> GhotiPhud, what's it showing for ifconfig now?
[00:23] <Gnea> _jay_: did you try the ls?
[00:23] <xiphos> if I wanted to create a launcher to stop a service, something equivalent to "/etc/init.d/service stop" , what would I type as the command for the launcher?
[00:23] <bilbogus> So, I just recently installed a copy of 8.04 LTS, but I've run into some serious issues with missing packages. (Network-manager, and either hal-device-manager or gnome-device-manager) Due to this, I have no way to connect to the internet, with my knowledge. Does anyone know why these packages would be missing?
[00:23] <_jay_> ls?
[00:23] <losher> coolcat: sounds like your command line is malformed. Care to share it?
[00:23] <kfizz> thanks Flannel and losher for your help
[00:24] <Gnea> _jay_: okay, if you type:  cd /media/cdrom0  and then  ls, do you get a listing or does it tell you 'permission denied'?
[00:24] <amites> joako: hmm.... when user is created locally it does, suppose a bash script would do it though I'm not sure how to implement
[00:24] <vocx> _jay_, you can also take a screen shot of your desktop, and post it on the net. That's better than describing everything literally.
[00:24] <Gnea> vocx: not always.
[00:24] <amites> ubotto / gnea: it's not system wide, just in terminal
[00:24] <joako> amites: What I was using with CentOS clients was a config that creates a homedir if it did not already exsist, I am looking for that same config for Ubuntu
[00:25] <GhotiPhud> Halitech: posted on my thread
[00:25] <lanzelloth> losher, I can't imagine the size of even a single distro repository. I'm gonna try installing everything in synaptic just to see how big
[00:25] <Gnea> amites: does it happen with a new terminal?
[00:25] <coolcat> losher, Here is what I type: mzimbres@gate[29]:ls (new line)ls: illegal option -- - usage: (new line)ls [-ABCFGHILPRSTUWZabcdfghiklmnopqrstuwx1] [file ...]
[00:25] <amites> gnea: yes
[00:25] <n8tuser> xiphos-> look into update-rc.d
[00:25] <Halitech> GhotiPhud, can you give me the link again please
[00:25] <_jay_> no, not denied- the folder name comes up
[00:25] <amites> gnea: nvrmind I found it, thank you
[00:25] <GhotiPhud> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7872555#post7872555
[00:25] <Gnea> amites: edit->keyboard shortcuts
[00:25] <Gnea> amites: ok
[00:26] <mj> nick I_&&_I
[00:26] <Gnea> _jay_: what foldername?
[00:26] <losher> coolcat: doesn't look quite right. Try adding a space before the ls
[00:26] <mj> lol, sorry, good news came to the wrong place first
[00:26] <mj> ironic, huh? ;p
[00:26] <Guest22714> hhmm?
[00:26] <Gnea> !ubuntu | Guest22714
[00:26] <Guest22714> lol
[00:27] <_jay_> there is a folder full of pics on the cd
[00:27] <Guest22714> bbf
[00:27] <coolcat> losher, Produces the same thing...
[00:27] <Gnea> _jay_: what returns from this command: grep cdrom0 /etc/fstab
[00:28] <losher> lanzelloth: that's pretty ambitious. What exact problem are you trying to solve, again?
[00:28] <metalf8801> I can't remember the command to download a file from a website can anyone help me?
[00:28] <razon> hi... does anyone know, how to install ume-launcher? couldn't find it on "deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/netbook-remix-team/ppa/ubuntu jaunty main"...
[00:28] <losher> coolcat: what *exactly* are you typing, again?
[00:29] <Gnea> metalf8801: move your mouse to the link, left click on it.
[00:29] <coolcat> losher, I am typing just "ls"
[00:29] <Halitech> GhotiPhud, I dont know, everything looks good
[00:29] <Halitech> metalf8801, from the command line?
[00:29] <_jay_> http://paste.ubuntu.com/262223/
[00:29] <GhotiPhud> Halitech: I'm sad to hear that
[00:29] <bilbogus> Is there any way to manually preform the tasks normally preformed by Device Manager?
[00:29] <metalf8801> I need to do it on Ubuntu server? so there's no gui I did it the other day but I can't remember now
[00:30] <samitheberber> metalf8801: wget
[00:30] <Halitech> GhotiPhud, so am I, I'm not a guru so hopefully someone else will have an idea for you
[00:30] <metalf8801> yeah from the command line
[00:30] <hayden> Hey all
[00:30] <bilbogus> For some ungodly reason, my 8.04 LTS disc didn't install it.
[00:30] <metalf8801> thank you so much
[00:30] <Halitech> metalf8801, would be wget <URLoffile>
[00:30] <lanzelloth> losher, I was just wondering how big the universe repos is. But now synaptic is frozen I'm worried if I kill it, it'll break whatever aptitude/synaptic uses to keep track of all the applications
[00:30] <Gnea> _jay_: okay, that looks right... wonder why it's telling you denied...
[00:30] <metalf8801> that been driving me nuts
[00:30] <Gnea> _jay_: can you pastebin the output of this:  ls -l /media/cdrom0/
[00:31] <losher> coolcat: I thought you said you were using ssh?
[00:31] <samitheberber> metalf8801: or if you don't know exact url, you could use for example lynx to browse and download
[00:31] <_jay_> screenshot
[00:31] <_jay_> http://imagebin.org/61744
[00:31] <Gnea> ok
[00:31] <^cheeky> hi, again; i just mouted my ntfs(windows) partition in ubuntu and everything went well, but when i copied a files(starCraft saved games) to my linux box  it showed a padlock, why did this happen ?
[00:32] <coolcat> losher, Yes I am : ssh<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[00:32] <GhotiPhud> Halitech: thank you very much
[00:32] <Halitech> lanzelloth, considering there are 5 dvds for each version and 3 main version of each release, its alot
[00:32] <Gnea> _jay_: ah, now it's apparant!  when the mac burned the disc, the incorrect permissions were set to the files. you will need to access them as root.
[00:32] <PokerFacePenguin> ^cheeky: you dont have your permissions right
[00:32] <Gnea> _jay_: ... or reburn the disc with corrected permissions
[00:32] <losher> coolcat: so the ssh runs and you are successfully logged in to the target system?
[00:32] <_jay_> how do I access as root?
[00:32] <^cheeky> PokerFacePenguin, so all i do is chown -r uname ?
[00:32] <metalf8801> samitheberber: thanks I'll try lynx to
[00:32] <Halitech> _jay_, gksudo nautilus
[00:32] <^cheeky> PokerFacePenguin, well to that dir/file >
[00:33] <Gnea> _jay_: what Halitech said
[00:33] <vocx> Gnea, ha, you said pictures didn't work...
[00:33] <MaGicMaX> how do i restart the computer from the terminal
[00:33] <lanzelloth> Halitech, should I sudo killall synaptic ?
[00:33] <coolcat> losher, Yes, exactly
[00:33] <Gnea> vocx: not 'always'
[00:33] <samitheberber> MaGicMaX: sudo reboot
[00:33] <Halitech> lanzelloth, I wouldn't
[00:33] <webbi> MaGicMaX: reboot
[00:33] <MaximumGarlic> MaGicMaX: sudo restart
[00:33] <Gnea> vocx: careful...
[00:33] <MaximumGarlic> Oh, sorry.
[00:33] <MaximumGarlic> Reboot it is.
[00:33] <PokerFacePenguin> ^cheeky: yeah, just chown and chgrp
[00:33] <Polterge|st> omg this is making me so mad... look guys I really don't mean to be a jerk but I am greatly disappointed not only in emerald for being as depricated as it is but in human beings right now also for turning someone away who is clearly begging for help the only way he knows how instead of showing compassion
[00:33] <MaGicMaX> reboot or restart?
[00:33] <MaximumGarlic> Reboot
[00:33] <MaximumGarlic> I had a thinko.
[00:33] <webbi> anybody could tell me why im pluggin my motorola w375 (usb) and it does not appear as any device ?
[00:33] <losher> coolcat: and what kind of system are you logged into? It's os and version? And do you know what shell it's running?
[00:33] <MaximumGarlic> Thinkographical error, that is.
[00:34] <bilbogus> webbi: Would that be a wireless card type-thing?
[00:34] <Halitech> GhotiPhud, sorry I couldn't hepl more
[00:34] <Halitech> webbi, are you looking to access the pictures/etc or use it as a modem?
[00:34] <Polterge|st> I'm just being honest with you guys. I will never use emerald again and for some odd reason my nvidia drivers are not re-enabling when they worked perfectly fine before. I just uninstalled emerald and I am uninstalling its theme manager.
[00:34] <MilitantPotato> Polterge|st: wha?
[00:34] <webbi> bilbogus: it's a cellphone
[00:34] <webbi> Halitech: modem
[00:34] <bilbogus> webbi: What's the output for lspci?
[00:35] <Gnea> Polterge|st: okay.
[00:35] <webbi> bilbogus: that would say nothing, it's usb, lsusb recognize it
[00:35] <^cheeky> PokerFacePenguin, change group ?
[00:35] <lanzelloth> Halitech, but why not? Woudln't apt-get update fix it?
[00:35] <coolcat> losher, FreeBSD, csh
[00:35] <^cheeky> :S
[00:35] <bilbogus> webbi: Wait...
[00:35] <Slingshooter> how can i play avi files on 9.04
[00:35] <PokerFacePenguin> ^cheeky: yes, according to how you want the perms on the file(s)
[00:35] <Gnea> Polterge|st: if removing emerald solves the problem, then do it.
[00:35] <losher> coolcat: try typing /bin/ls . Any better?
[00:35] <Halitech> lanzelloth, I'd give it some time first and then kill it, don't be impatient
[00:35] <Halitech> !multimedia | Slingshooter
[00:35] <webbi> Halitech: is there anyway to use it as modem? i want to try that
[00:35] <bilbogus> webbi: Thanks a bunch, I just figured out why I'm having trouble with my USB wireless adapter.
[00:35] <bilbogus> :P
[00:35] <Polterge|st> well I do not know if it will solve the problem but some of the forums say it will
[00:35] <webbi> bilbogus: haha np
[00:35] <^cheeky> PokerFacePenguin, ok ty
[00:36] <Halitech> webbi, no idea but does it show up when you run lspci in the terminal?
[00:36] <Polterge|st> and aside from that metacity as ugly as it is, is way more stable
[00:36] <Polterge|st> unfortunately
[00:36] <Gnea> Polterge|st: you've already made your decision.
[00:36] <webbi> Halitech: in lspci no, but yes in lsusb
[00:36] <coolcat> losher, I typed sh and got it to work, but there is no bash... I supposed I was in bash...
[00:36] <Halitech> webbi, sorry, got too many things on my mind right now, good that it shows in lsusb
[00:36] <losher> coolcat: so you're all set now?
[00:37] <_jay_> ok thanks guys, I will give her a shot tomorrow
[00:37] <Gnea> Polterge|st: although, since you're removing it, I don't suppose you've tried to use it with a new user account...
[00:37] <coolcat> losher, Yes, I think I am , thank you
[00:37] <losher> coolcat: good
[00:37] <Polterge|st> I don't need to
[00:37] <test34> Is the Realtek wifi chipset 802.11b/g/n compatible with linux ?
[00:37] <Polterge|st> everyone says it is deprecated and it is not the user account... I know that much for sure
[00:37] <Gnea> Polterge|st: what version of Ubuntu is it?
[00:37] <bilbogus> webbi: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DialupModemHowto/MobilePhone I'm not sure that's a very good wiki page, but it might help.
[00:37] <Polterge|st> jaunty
[00:38] <miguelonnnn> hi
[00:38] <Esteri> vocx:  when i'm done upgrading to 8.04 can i continue to upgrade to the most recent stable version?
[00:38] <miguelonnnn> please i'm stuck with this
[00:38] <webbi> bilbogus: i will take a look
[00:38] <Slingshooter> i already have restricted formats installed
[00:38] <vocx> Esteri, yes, but first 8.10, then 9.04,
[00:38] <LoCoBoi187> hey my touch keys on the hp laptop works when i move the volume slider, but when i move the slider the picture shows the volume moving up and down but it does not change the volume, how can i fix this?
[00:39] <Gnea> Polterge|st: interesting. emerald is nothing more than providing themes for compiz. what sort of problems has it been giving you?
[00:39] <Esteri> so then i'll be updating all night.
[00:39] <Polterge|st> well it conflicts with metacity
[00:39] <Polterge|st> they battle eachother
[00:39] <LoCoBoi187> anyone?
[00:39] <miguelonnnn> i want to make a rescursively copy of a folders content, including hidden files and folders, but because cp -r recursively looks at any folder, when it reaches the .. hardlink, it will open it and copy the parent directory of what i'm trying to copy, how can i prevent this?
[00:39] <webbi> bilbogus: it does not help
[00:39] <Gnea> Polterge|st: I don't understand. metacity and compiz are mutually exclusive.
[00:39] <bilbogus> So, I figure there's a problem if Ubuntu doesn't have lshw as a command?
[00:39] <joako> I try to run "sudo init 3" on Ubuntu 9.04 but the machine stays on the desktop!?
[00:39] <Polterge|st> first one disables then the other disables and my machine lies to me pretty much telling me it cannot enable desktop effects yet I know for a fact it can and it is a brand new vid card so it wouldn't be that
[00:40] <Halitech> webbi, according to here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecommendedHardware it works but they don't mention how or with what software
[00:40] <bilbogus> I think my install disk isn't working right.
[00:40] <webbi> Halitech: hmmm
[00:40] <Gnea> Polterge|st: so you've made a new user account and logged in with it to see if the same thing happens?
[00:40] <vocx> Esteri, I imagine this time of the year the servers are fast. Wait for October (new version) and you'll take forever to upgrade.
[00:41] <Polterge|st> to be honest I know that even if I did that I would have to migrate all of my settings back over
[00:41] <Halitech> webbi, have you tried moto4lin?
[00:41] <webbi> Halitech: yes but it request me a device path, which i dont have
[00:41] <Polterge|st> and I'm not going to waste the time doing that over something that can be fixed probably with something as simple as uninstalling emerald
[00:41] <Gnea> Polterge|st: that's not the point. the point is: where is the REAL problem? with the system or with the user account?
[00:41] <Polterge|st> it is most likely in the system
[00:41] <LoCoBoi187> hey my touch keys on the hp laptop works when i move the volume slider, but when i move the slider the picture shows the volume moving up and down but it does not change the volume, how can i fix this?
[00:41] <bilbogus> Hrm....
[00:41] <Gnea> Polterge|st: then stop complaining, go uninstall it and be done with it. don't waste my time or anyone elses.
[00:41] <rebgil> Hi I just did an upgrade from jaunty to karmic and now I get errors in update manager when trying to remove install pdns-recursor, I have tried remove --force=yes any other suggestions on how to remove pdns-recursor from my system?
[00:42] <Halitech> webbi, it should tell you how to find it (been a while since I tried it)
[00:42] <bilbogus> I'm missing a ton of packages.
[00:42] <Slingshooter> how do i play avi files?
[00:42] <bilbogus> This is a problem.
[00:42] <jefinc> !karmic
[00:42] <Halitech> !multimedia | Slingshooter
[00:42] <jefinc> !karmic | rebgil
[00:42] <Polterge|st> well not to be a jerk but I am sooooooo sorry I wasted you precious time when you are of course in a support channel and most likely supposed to be helping people... that is the reason you are here correct ?
[00:42] <adam> hi all can anyone help me with a problem with ubuntu server after installation
[00:42] <Polterge|st> I'm not picking on you
[00:42] <Gnea> Polterge|st: if you're going to sit there and assume to know what you're doing, when clearly you do not, and then tell the people that try to help you that their help is wrong, then you have no place asking for help in the first place.
[00:42] <rkvirani> Hi All, is there an alternative to GridMove for Linux?  I think there is something you can get for compiz but Im not sure
[00:42] <Polterge|st> I'm just stating the obvious
[00:43] <Polterge|st> not trying to be rude
[00:43] <rkvirani> also How do I get the new Koala themes?\
[00:43] <rebgil> jefinc: Thanks I knew that I am playing with fire, but I was just wondering if there is another way to remove this 1 package
[00:43] <Gnea> Polterge|st: but you are being a jerk, and you are being rude, so do yourself and everyone else a favor: DON'T.
[00:43] <jefinc> !patience | Polterge|st
[00:43] <Polterge|st> I didn't tell you you were wasting my time Gena
[00:43] <Polterge|st> Gnea
[00:43] <Halitech> !attitude | Polterge|st
[00:43] <Polterge|st> and I did not tell you that you did not know what you were doing
[00:43] <jefinc> Halitech: that's the one I was looking for :)
[00:43]  * Esteri giggles
[00:43] <Polterge|st> I've not insulted you or been rude
[00:43] <Gnea> Polterge|st: this has gone on long enough.
[00:43] <Polterge|st> thank you though
[00:43] <Polterge|st> yes it has
[00:43] <FloodBot3> Polterge|st: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:44] <libtech> lol
[00:44] <bilbogus> So, if apt-get thinks network-manager exists, but it's missing from everywhere else it should be, what's missing?
[00:44] <jefinc> rebgil: #ubuntu+1 they'll be able to help you
[00:44] <lanzelloth> bilbogus, isn't it networkmanager instead of network-manager?
[00:45] <rebgil> thanks
[00:45] <bilbogus> lanzelloth: Not in 8.04.
[00:45] <adam> can anyone help with ubuntu server?
[00:45] <Halitech> !ask | adam
[00:45] <Slingshooter> how do i play avi files
[00:45] <Rockj> why is it such a pain to install Google Earth under Ubuntu x64? :(
[00:46] <adam> Halitech thankyou
[00:46] <bilbogus> lanzelloth: Although, looking at Synaptic, I seems to be missing some very important packages.
[00:46] <Halitech> Slingshooter, I've posted you the link on multimedia at least twice, have you read it?
[00:46] <Slingshooter> yes
[00:46] <abcminiuser> Hi all
[00:46] <Slingshooter> i have restricted formats installed
[00:46] <Slingshooter> i told you
[00:46] <Halitech> Slingshooter, it should have the info you need
[00:46] <DinkyDogg> Got a grub question for all of you... Tried to install Ubuntu 9.04 Server, using a separate /boot partition, with everything else on an encrypted RAID. When it's done, and I boot, I get Grub Error 17. I don't even get the grub menu or the Grub loading countdown. Most of the resources I've read suggest changing options from the Grub menu, but since I don't even get the grub menu, I can't do this. Any ideas, anyone?
[00:46] <abcminiuser> Wondering if it's worth switching from ath5k to my card's NDIS drivers
[00:47] <abcminiuser> Would that improve performance and lower power usage, or would it be a net negative gain?
[00:47] <vocx> Slingshooter, avi is just a container for a video file. The important part is what codec it uses. Playing avi means nothing.
[00:47] <adam> ive just installed ubuntu server 9.04 and the installation went fine, after it completes it needs to reboot, after the reboot it goes through bios and i dont see a grub loader and then i get a blank screen with a flashing cursor at the top left, it stays like this.... anyone help please
[00:48] <Rabbitbunny> Wow. sounds like that's a recurring problem.
[00:49] <bilbogus> adam: Your install is probably corrupted, from what I know.
[00:49] <Rockj> anyone else using Google Earth here?
[00:49] <ubuntu_> Hey everyone...
[00:49] <bilbogus> adam: Off the top of my head, I'd try reinstalling.
[00:49] <Rockj> under x64 platform?
[00:49] <Gnea> Rockj: what's your question?
[00:49] <ubuntu_> I installed ubuntu before, and have formatted since
[00:49] <webbi> Halitech: if i click in update list on moto4lin, it appear there, but it try to use /dev/acm0 and it does not exist
[00:49] <Halitech> adam, are you sure you had the server install? sounds more like a bad desktop install
[00:49] <Rockj> Gnea: I have mad issues with installing Google Earth
[00:49] <ubuntu_> I want to reinstall now, but the install process (Mainly partitioning) doesnt seem the same - any idea why???
[00:49] <Gnea> Rockj: such as?
[00:49] <adam> bilbogus its not corrupt, ive tried re-installing it a couple of times
[00:49] <Rockj> it simply segfaults
[00:50] <adam> why do people ask stupid questions its the server install for definate
[00:50] <Rockj> and I also thought that there was a googleearth deb under multiverse repository. atleast some 4.x version
[00:50] <Halitech> webbi, I havent tried to use moto4lin in ages and it didn't work for me either so I gave up
[00:50] <Gnea> Rockj: the installation or the binary?
[00:50] <vallhalla81> hi there all i am having trouble getting a usb dvb-t device from Tevion to work can any advise3
[00:50] <bilbogus> adam: Your install disk might be corrupt.
[00:50] <DinkyDogg> Got a grub question for all of you... Tried to install Ubuntu 9.04 Server, using a separate /boot partition, with everything else on an encrypted RAID. When it's done, and I boot, I get Grub Error 17. I don't even get the grub menu or the Grub loading countdown. Most of the resources I've read suggest changing options from the Grub menu, but since I don't even get the grub menu, I can't do this. Any ideas, anyone?
[00:50] <lanzelloth> Can someone explain how to use SVN to download something?
[00:51] <Rockj> Gnea: Ive tried both the binary manual install method, and googleearth-package
[00:51] <adam> bilbogus its not belive me ive used it before on a server at work
[00:51] <rkvirani> Hi All, is there an alternative to GridMove for Linux?  I think there is something you can get for compiz but Im not sure
[00:51] <Gnea> Rockj: does it segfault when you use the apt command, or when you type googleearth?
[00:51] <Slingshooter> totem does not ask for a codec
[00:51] <bilbogus> adam: Well, I'm fresh out of ideas.
[00:51] <Rockj> googleearth :/
[00:51] <Halitech> Slingshooter, try vlc
[00:51] <Rockj> that's why Im wondering if anyone else had it working under x64..
[00:51] <Gnea> Rockj: no, it's in medibuntu
[00:51] <Gnea> !medibuntu | Rockj
[00:51] <adam> the installation runs and completes without a hitch
[00:51] <Slingshooter> i think i did, but ill giv it a try
[00:52] <Rockj> Gnea: aha. Ill go add that reppository then.
[00:52] <bilbogus> adam: That doesn't mean it isn't missing some important files.
[00:52] <Halitech> adam, what type of machine are you installing on?
[00:52] <nightrid3r> adam: nv-sata chip ? i've had problem installing server, desktop works fine
[00:52] <bilbogus> adam: It can't tell what got installed correctly while installing.
[00:53] <bilbogus> adam: I dunno, though.
[00:53] <bilbogus> :)
[00:53] <adam> halitech its a brand new system i build yesterday its intel dual core 3gz with 80gb sata drive for the os and a raided pair of 250gb disks for storage
[00:53] <adam> 2 gb ram too
[00:54] <TxRev> Having weird Google Earth Problems.  Install went fine, but I think a GE auto-update screwed everything up. The globe is fine at all zoom levels, but placemark info flashes on and off intermittently, and the drop-down menus do likewise. Any help would be much appreciated.
[00:54] <vallhalla81> hi there all i am having trouble getting a usb dvb-t device from Tevion to work can any advise
[00:54] <bilbogus> So, now I have a question: Without network manager, how do I configure a connection like wlan0 for use with ifup and ifdown?
[00:54] <LoCoBoi187> my volume controller disappeared from the systray, how do i get it back?
[00:54] <trident523> bilbogus, you could install wcid.
[00:54] <Rockj> Gnea: nerdrage, it still segfaults even after using the medibuntu package. I guess there is something funky with current 5.x version available for download
[00:55] <Rockj> blame google, makes me hate them even more ^^;
[00:55] <LoCoBoi187> antone?
[00:55] <LoCoBoi187> *anyone?
[00:55] <bilbogus> trident: does that package come on the disc? I have no connection to the internet on it.
[00:55] <Gnea> Rockj: did you make sure to remove all previous versions of googleearth first? completely?
[00:55] <vocx> !please | LoCoBoi187
[00:55] <adam> having googled a number of times there is a lot of talk about ati graphics cards causing the same issue, so it might be that, is there a way to boot the os using a default very basic graphics setting? like a test mode or something
[00:55] <Gnea> LoCoBoi187: right-click on the panel, add to panel, then select the volume control
[00:56] <Halitech> adam, do you have a live cd you could boot and see if the partitions are set up correctly?
[00:56] <Rockj> Gnea: aye, --purge is a wonderfull option. Ill redo it just to make sure and do a couple of find's to make sure its all gone
[00:56] <trident523> bilbogus, Er, no. Why did you delete the network-manager?
[00:56] <Gnea> Rockj: ok
[00:56] <bilbogus> trident: My 8.04 LTS disk didn't install it.
[00:56] <adam> only a live kubuntu cd
[00:56] <Chakravanti> how do i get permissions to delete files on a partition i've mounted?
[00:56] <Halitech> adam, that will work
[00:56] <bilbogus> trident: I have a feeling I'm gonna need to find a new disc and reinstall.
[00:56] <adam> how can i check the partitions from a live cd?
[00:56] <trident523> bilbogus, if you can get to another ubuntu machine, Synaptic generates a download script which you can run to install it.
[00:56] <Chakravanti> ubuntu is driving me nuts not letting me delete files
[00:56] <Halitech> adam, sudo fdisk -l
[00:57] <trident523> bilbogus, but it should install that, if it isn't there, I'd use a different disk.
[00:57] <Gnea> adam: use the e2fsck command
[00:57] <Chakravanti> whats worse is that iactually said it delete 5.9GB of files and i still only have 1.9GB free
[00:57] <Chakravanti> i'm about done with ubuntu
[00:57] <bilbogus> trident: How would I go about getting the package off a different Ubuntu system?
[00:57] <adam> will that show the partitions for the actual disks or just the live session
[00:57] <Chakravanti> stupid permissions out the wazoo
[00:57] <nightrid3r> Chakravanti: empty trashcan ?
[00:57] <LoCoBoi187> thank you gnea
[00:57] <Chakravanti> it's empty
[00:57] <bilbogus> trident: Can I just put the package right onto a USB drive?
[00:57] <adam> gonna go try it now brb
[00:58] <Halitech> adam, should show all drives connected
[00:58] <bilbogus> And install off it in Synaptic on the broken system?
[00:58] <Gnea> adam: sudo fdisk -l /dev/sda  will show you the partitions for the first hard disk on the system
[00:58] <trident523> bilbogus: You could, but you have to make sure that it dosen't depend on something (require another package you don't have.)
[00:58] <Gnea> adam: look at the output of the dmesg command to make sure you have the right argument
[00:58] <Halitech> Chakravanti, what does df -h show?
[00:58] <Rockj> Gnea: still the same, I guess google doesnt like x64 for their google earth app :-|
[00:58] <Gnea> LoCoBoi187: cheers
[00:58] <bilbogus> trident: Is there a way to generate a list of dependencies for a specific package?
[00:59] <bilbogus> trident: So I can just get them all?
[00:59] <Chakravanti> http://www.pastebin.org/13521
[00:59] <trident523> bilbogus: You can do it in recent synaptics...
[00:59] <Gnea> Rockj: hrm, isn't there a way to run it with 32bit libs?
[00:59] <nation> my audio works for everything but video players is there somthing i need ?
[00:59] <trident523> bilbogus: I can generate one for you though, if you want.
[00:59] <bilbogus> trident: I don't really have ready access to another disk, so this is my best bet.
[00:59] <bilbogus> trident: Thanks!
[00:59] <nation> also is there a temp monitor or somthing system monitor with temp
[00:59] <Gnea> Rockj: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=544064
[00:59] <edektor> somebody wanna help me with some curl command?
[01:00] <trident523> bilbogus: You'll have to give me a few moments, on my slow computer.
[01:00] <trident523> bilbogus: The main problem is that you might install a package too new, because I run 9.04.
[01:00] <Rockj> Gnea: ia32* libs are installed. :-/
[01:01] <bilbogus> trident: That would be really helpful. Eh, I'll figure it out, just gimme the list.
[01:01] <Rockj> these posts are also history from the stone age (2006) ... much have happen since then.
[01:01] <Chakravanti> How do i get permissions to delete files?
[01:01] <trident523> bilbogus: You'll have to give me a few min.
[01:01] <Chakravanti> i'm about to rm -rf ubuntu
[01:02] <Halitech> Chakravanti, do you know where the files are that you want to delete?
[01:02] <DigitalKiwi> rm -rf root doesn't work =D
[01:02] <Chakravanti> yup
[01:02] <TxRev> Chakravanti: hit Alt - F2, type in  "gksudo nautilus", then you can delete whatever you want.
[01:02] <DigitalKiwi> (does the bot still ban you if you say / instead of root in that previous sentence?)
[01:02] <Chakravanti> TxRev: ty!
[01:03] <Gnea> Rockj: good point
[01:03] <TxRev> Chakravanti: n/p
[01:03] <Halitech> DigitalKiwi, try and find out for us ;)
[01:03] <DigitalKiwi> --no-preserve-root is the option you need
[01:03] <DigitalKiwi> rm -rf /
[01:03] <DigitalKiwi> hmm
[01:03] <DigitalKiwi> rm -rf /*
[01:03] <Halitech> Chakravanti, just be very very careful what you delete as you can royal mess up your system
[01:03] <DigitalKiwi> success!
[01:04] <Rockj> Gnea: I'll see if I can make a blog post later and do some more research later. I was just going to add some waypoints on google earth from where I have been jogging. grrr . Time to sleep now anyway :-)
[01:04] <nation> can somone please help me with my post :)
[01:04] <Rockj> google--
[01:04] <Guest30842> $ sudo dpkg --configure -a
[01:04] <Guest30842> Paramétrage de lirc (0.8.4a-0ubuntu5) ...
[01:04] <Guest30842>  * Reloading kernel event manager...
[01:04] <Gnea> Rockj: it's too bad it's only segfaulting, and not anything else
[01:04] <Guest30842> je ne sais pas quoi faire avec ce message
[01:04] <Chakravanti> Halitech: i'm about to reinstall and ditch ubuntu anyway i only need ubuntu for a few more mionute to download a torrent for the new slackware 13
[01:04] <bilbogus> trident: I'm really sorry to waste your time, I found where dependencies are listed.
[01:04] <Gnea> Rockj: you should do some debugging and, yeah, make a bug report
[01:04] <Chakravanti> and everything im deleting is on the slack partition anyway
[01:04] <bilbogus> trident: Thanks a ton anyways.
[01:05] <Chakravanti> so it shoudlnt affect ubuntu anyway
[01:05] <trident523> bilbogus, I sent you a PM with the packagelist, I can't generate a script though. Sorry!
[01:05] <DigitalKiwi> slackware is one step closer to arch!
[01:05] <Gnea> !debug | Rockj
[01:05] <Chakravanti> i just need space to download the iso
[01:05] <Rockj> Gnea: Ill check that out.
[01:05] <Chakravanti> i have linux relegated to a very small space on this syustem because it's not mine
[01:05] <Holyjoely> .
[01:06] <maco> gutsy's end-of-life right?
[01:06] <Chakravanti> This isn't working
[01:06] <Gnea> !eol
[01:06] <DinkyDogg> maco, that'll be up to obama's Death Panels to decide :)
[01:06] <TxRev> Oh. If it's on the slack partition, you'll have to repartition. cfdisk might work, but I haven't done much with it so I'm not sure. nautilus just gives you root access on the partition you're on AFAIK
[01:07] <maco> DinkyDogg: huh? you know that's made-up by liberty university, right?
[01:07] <Gnea> !politics | DinkyDogg
[01:07] <TxRev> *@Chakravanti, that is.
[01:07] <DinkyDogg> haha okay
[01:07] <Chakravanti> nah
[01:07] <DinkyDogg> was a joke
[01:07] <Chakravanti> i got it
[01:07] <Chakravanti> it's deleting files now
[01:08] <Chakravanti> TxREv it's the old Slack12.2 partition i jacked up after improperly upgrading so i'm just wiping it and getting 13
[01:08] <Iradieh__> Hmm
[01:08] <Iradieh__> How do I burn Ubuntu on OS X?
[01:08] <claudio-tux> good
[01:09] <bilbogus> Alright, so, once I have network-manager installed, how can I launch it. I can't seem to find it anywhere.
[01:09] <claudio-tux> how resolve this problem?
[01:09] <Dr_Willis> Iradieh__:  find an iso burner tool for os-x
[01:09] <claudio-tux> Comando:	LIST
[01:09] <claudio-tux> Erro:	O tempo da conexão se esgotou
[01:09] <claudio-tux> Erro:	Falhou em recuperar a listagem de diretórios
[01:09] <FloodBot3> claudio-tux: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:09] <Rockj> Gnea: heh, googleearth package of course doesnt have the -dbgsym ;-)
[01:09] <maco> claudio-tux: uh you need to find someone that speaks  that language
[01:09] <sin360> I have this 2 gig thumb drive it has been working fine and now it's read only. I formatted and still the same read only.
[01:09] <sin360> Any ideas anyone
[01:10] <maco> sin360: even root cant write?
[01:10] <sin360> no
[01:10] <lanzelloth> sin360, did you mount it correctly?
[01:10] <Dr_Willis> sin360:  if linux detecets some 'error' with the filesystem - it remounts it 'read only'
[01:10] <Rockj> Gnea: enough to use valgrind?
[01:10] <sin360> even if I format
[01:10] <Dr_Willis> sin360:  fsck it, remount it.. watch 'dmesg' for error messages
[01:10] <claudio-tux> maco ok
[01:10] <sin360> ok
[01:11] <maco> bilbogus: its the networking icon in your panel. if its missing then either your notification area is missing, nm-applet isnt running, or you hit that bug where it disappears while nm-applet is still running
[01:11] <maco> claudio-tux: well....or at least can read it :P
[01:11] <imran> Can someone help me install
[01:11] <claudio-tux> how to solve this problem
[01:11] <imran> I did it before but it's not doing the same thing now
[01:11] <bilbogus> maco: How would I launch nm-applet?
[01:11] <claudio-tux>  well....or at least can read it
[01:12] <claudio-tux> Comando:	LIST
[01:12] <claudio-tux> Erro:	O tempo da conexão se esgotou
[01:12] <claudio-tux> Erro:	Falhou em recuperar a listagem de diretórios
[01:12] <claudio-tux> how to solve this problem
[01:12] <imran> Anyone
[01:12] <Rockj> Gnea: mind guiding me quickly thru this? before I jump to bed?
[01:12] <mom_> what happens if you run sudo kill -9 1 ?
[01:12] <maco> claudio-tux: the issue is this is an english-only channel
[01:12] <MaximumGarlic> mom_: You kill init.
[01:13] <maco> claudio-tux: so we dont know what your error says
[01:13] <maco> claudio-tux: can you translate it?
[01:13] <Gnea> Rockj: do you know how to post a bug report?
[01:13] <mom_> MaximumGarlic, yes but what happens?  since everything is a child process of init?
[01:13] <maco> bilbogus: check and see if its running "ps -ef | grep nm-applet"
[01:13] <imran> Ok I'm getting 2 options to install
[01:13] <MaximumGarlic> mom_: Oh, sorry. Wrong question depth. I believe everything else dies. I'm not sure, though.
[01:13] <MaximumGarlic> I'd test, but, y'know. ;)
[01:13] <imran> 1 take up whole hdd or 2 manual partition
[01:13] <mom_> MaximumGarlic, i would too :)
[01:14] <maco> MaximumGarlic: that sounds right. also your username sounds like yummy to cook with
[01:14] <imran> Is anyone even listening
[01:14] <Rockj> Gnea: no, not really. I just wish to be able to run the gdb and valgrind so I can attach the logs to either googleearth mailinglist or something "smart"
[01:14] <Rockj> Gnea: hopefully the devs can make out something smart of it. :-)
[01:14] <MaximumGarlic> maco: Indeed, it is. I can testify as to this fact.
[01:14] <Iradieh__> Dr_Willis: Hmm like what? Anyway I found that hdutil withing the terminal works... or atleast it is writing for now, will notify if it works.
[01:14] <Gnea> Rockj: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Backtrace
[01:14] <lanzelloth> I'm wondering: what do you get from moving to more "hardcore" (for lack of better words) distros like gentoo, or slackware. It seems to me like the only thing you get is the ability to configure applications/kernel/etc more to your liking or to be more optimized for your system. But, can't the former be achieved using ubuntu? And if you have high end system because you do gaming, doesn't the latter become une
[01:14] <lanzelloth> ccessary?
[01:14] <sin360> ok thanks I got it working
[01:14] <Gnea> !bug | Rockj
[01:15] <bilbogus> maco: Grep just gets stuck when I try that.
[01:15] <imran> !offtopic
[01:15] <bilbogus> maco: I'm not getting any output from it.
[01:15] <Gnea> imran: who's offtopic?
[01:15] <MaximumGarlic> mom_:  Aw, shucks. I have an idle Linux machine here, I'm going to give it a try.
[01:16] <Rockj> !pastebin
[01:16] <Koenigsegg_> Kan nån säga vad som är fel med den här interfaces-filen, http://paste.ubuntu.com/262237/ ? Jag försöker följa http://en.kioskea.net/faq/sujet-1089-sharing-internet-connection-using-bridge-mode
[01:16] <maco> bilbogus: ok then try typing "nohup nm-applet &"
[01:16] <mom_> maco, hey maco, still going to olf?
[01:16] <Koenigsegg_> sorry
[01:16] <imran> Anyone not talking technical
[01:16] <maco> mom_: yes, im one of the speakers, remember?
[01:16] <trident523> lanzelloth: Want the latest unsupported kernal/drivers? New packages? Cool new junk that might not work? Or, coding and need something funky? Like that.
[01:16] <mom_> maco, on friday?
[01:16] <MaximumGarlic> mom_: That's... strange.  Not even with sig KILL.
[01:16] <chetnick> Hi, i am having problem with VPN client connection routes. In the earlier versions of Ubuntu the VPN client was a bit different ... and had option to put for which networks to use VPN connection. Now all my traffic is routed through VPN network. Anyone knows which option in new VPN client would fix this?  I'm trying to follow http://en.kioskea.net/faq/sujet-1089-sharing-internet-connection-using-bridge-mode
[01:17] <mom_> so i guess you cant force quit init
[01:17] <mom_> well . . the power button
[01:17] <Adola> Hello, I need help with my Wifi, it's not that I can't make it work, I'm just unable to connect via the secured network.
[01:18] <vigo> Is there a driver or package for a D-Link DWL-G650 available anywhere?
[01:18] <Adola> It's a protected network requiring a username and password.
[01:18] <MaximumGarlic> mom_: Sounds likely. :) Too bad it doesn't work, it really should. I don't like exceptions.
[01:18] <Gnea> Rockj: hard to say. try the gdb method and see if the results are similar or not.
[01:19] <Rockj> Gnea: wiki says that I need to make sure I have the debugging packages installed with debug symbols :/
[01:20] <Heather> I'm trying to figure out why Totem doesn't show me the brightness slider in display preferences. Can someone help me?
[01:20] <bilbogus> maco: Is nonup something that should work in 8.04? I'm getting a command not found error.
[01:20] <Rockj> Gnea: Ill check into it later, it soon 2.30am and I need to wake up early to get at uni.  Well, maybe not... it's just that I find it kinda annoying that if you tell someone you use ubuntu it won't be as cool as if you used slackware
[01:20] <Gnea> Rockj: ah, good luck
[01:20] <Dr_Willis> time to get a better font "_
[01:21] <maco> bilbogus: er but dont capitalize like Dr_Willis did :P
[01:21] <mom_> its nohup i just saw it in a linux review video :)
[01:21] <bilbogus> maco: Now I feel like an idiot. :)
[01:21] <maco> bilbogus: it happens to everybody :)
[01:21] <imrann> Hello....
[01:21] <imrann> I have installed ubuntu before
[01:21] <imrann> but i have formatted since then
[01:22] <bilbogus> maco: Oh dear... cannot run command "nm-applet": No such file or directory.
[01:22] <trident523> highlight?
[01:22] <bilbogus> maco: Am I looking at a reinstall here?
[01:22] <dgnorton> anyone here using eclipse 3.5 cdt?
[01:22] <imrann> and now when I try to do it, the only method showing up is to manually partition, and that will delete all my data.
[01:22] <mom_> im with /dev/null
[01:22] <trident523> lanzelloth: And? I'll take supported stuff over new junk every day.
[01:22] <MaximumGarlic> I'm want to make a new Linux kernel where you can spawn "Warewolf processes", that you can only kill with kill -s FIRE, or kill -s SILVER.
[01:22] <DigitalKiwi> lanzelloth: the other distros don't get in the way as much as ubuntu does for when you know exactly what you want, it's easier to build a system how you want it than take away all the cruft ubuntu/fedora/etc devs want you to have and add what you want
[01:23] <imrann> Im looking for how to do the "Auto Partition" thing where it has a slider and you set how much space you want for windows and how much space for ubuntu... Any help?
[01:23] <MaximumGarlic> *Wereworf
[01:23] <mom_> maco, which level of the LPIC are you taking?
[01:23] <DigitalKiwi> werewolf*
[01:23] <vigo> imrann: Look at GParted
[01:23] <MaximumGarlic> Curses. I have failed in my unfailing. Thank you for unfailing me, DigitalKiwi.
[01:24] <DigitalKiwi> you are welcome
[01:24] <vigo> !gparted | imrann
[01:24] <Heather> Anyone know why totem doesn't show the brightness slider for me in preferences?
[01:24] <imrann> vigo, I dont want to download extra software, i already tried EASUS Partition manager didnt work right
[01:24] <DinkyDogg> Got a grub question for all of you... Tried to install Ubuntu 9.04 Server, using a separate /boot partition, with everything else on an encrypted RAID. When it's done, and I boot, I get Grub Error 17. I don't even get the grub menu or the Grub loading countdown. Most of the resources I've read suggest changing options from the Grub menu, but since I don't even get the grub menu, I can't do this. Any ideas, anyone?
[01:24] <DigitalKiwi> that and it can be nice not having to wait 6 months to have the newest softwares ;)
[01:25] <maco> mom_: 1
[01:25] <_tj> how to i make open ssh start when my pc starts
[01:25] <Dr_Willis> DinkyDogg:  you can get to the menu.lst via a live cd.  Check the grub homepage to see what error 17 means...
[01:25] <mom_> maco, wow i hope i dont have to be as smart as you to pass
[01:25] <maco> mom_: i was going to take it last year
[01:25] <maco> mom_: i overslept
[01:25] <DigitalKiwi> http://www.gnu.org/software/grub/manual/grub.html#Troubleshooting
[01:26] <vigo> imrann: I know thet GParted has a GUI, it really is not that large, you can load it on a floppy or USB and use it.
[01:26] <mom_> maco, ah ok well its in the afternoon i think
[01:26] <bilbogus> Maco: Is it bad if it sats nm-applet doesn't exist?
[01:26] <mom_> well 11am
[01:26] <bilbogus> says*
[01:26] <DinkyDogg> Dr_Willis, from what I've read, it means grub can't read from the partition... which is strange, considering i have a specific /boot partition (formatted to ext3). Also, the documentation I've read seems to imply that I should only get this error when I actually go to boot a partition. I can't even get that far - no Grub menu, and no loading countdown.
[01:26] <maco> bilbogus: are you sure network-manager-gnome (i think thats the name) is installed?
[01:26] <maco> mom_: 11am for the first test. i think it was 10am last year
[01:26] <bilbogus> maco: apt-get says it is.
[01:27] <maco> bilbogus: sudo aptitude reinstall?
[01:27] <Dr_Willis> DinkyDogg:  grub is just the kind of tool where ya got to check the docs and learn how it works..  Perhaps it  got installed to sda1 and not the mbr of 'sda' like it normally does.
[01:27] <JooDoo> sudo apt-get remove window$
[01:28] <mom_> maco, ok well blink once with you left eye for A, twice with left eye for B. once with right eye for C, and twice with right eye for D
[01:28] <DinkyDogg> Dr_Willis, i'll keep trying. Thanks.
[01:28] <bilbogus> maco: and then try nohup again?
[01:29] <imrann> vigo, how is that any different from something such as easus partition manage
[01:29] <nadar> does anyone here use tpb with ubuntu?
[01:30] <bilbogus> maco: It's all still failing. I think I'm gonna try reinstalling.
[01:30] <mom_> i havent gotten to the second test material yet, maybe ill just do part I
[01:30] <Anstice> nadar: tpb?
[01:30] <nadar> anstice: the pirate bay
[01:31] <mom_> nadar, there is a torrent client installed
[01:31] <Dr_Willis> nadar:  whats a web site have to do with it? :)
[01:31] <mom_> nadar, by default
[01:31] <nadar> righht but that isnt working for somereason
[01:31] <Kittykis> try Deluge
[01:31] <Heather> the color balance settings aren't available in totem for me. Anyone have any ideas why not?
[01:31] <Dr_Willis> Theres sevearl torrent clients you can use.  clarify whats not working?
[01:32] <mom_> nadar, are there enough seeders?
[01:32] <nadar> when i pick a file even though there are thousands of leechers and seeders i cant get anything
[01:32] <LoCoBoi187> my software index is broken, how do i fix it?
[01:32] <nadar> ya i tried downloading the top file
[01:32] <mom_> nadar, check firewall settings
[01:32] <Anstice> nadar: Have you forwarded ports?
[01:32] <jeffrey1> Hi, I was wondering how I can play video's online in Mozilla Ubuntu when I need a MMS plug in?
[01:32] <nadar> mom_: where can i check firewall settings?
[01:33] <mom_> nadar, depends on your router
[01:33] <JooDoo> Hey everyone I'm having a really strange problem... cant unzip a .zip file... moment I'll paste the terminal output
[01:33] <bilbogus> jeffery1: You could run the whole rigamarole in wine. I kid, I kid. :P
[01:34] <JooDoo> $ unzip nexuiz-251.zip
[01:34] <JooDoo> Archive:  nexuiz-251.zip
[01:34] <JooDoo>   End-of-central-directory signature not found.  Either this file is not
[01:34] <JooDoo>   a zipfile, or it constitutes one disk of a multi-part archive.  In the
[01:34] <JooDoo>   latter case the central directory and zipfile comment will be found on
[01:34] <FloodBot3> JooDoo: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:34] <JooDoo>   the last disk(s) of this archive.
[01:34] <Heather> No one's had problems with the color balance sliders on the totem movie player going away?
[01:34] <jeffrey1> Is there any way to download the MMS plug in in Ubuntu?
[01:35] <Anstice> jeffrey1: MMS?
[01:35] <bilbogus> jeffery1: The general way to do Windows in a Linux setting would be Wine, but I can see how that would be impractical.
[01:35] <eduardo> erer
[01:35] <bilbogus> jeffery1: I don't know of a more specific way to do it, unfortunately.
[01:36] <jeffrey1> The requested plugins are:
[01:36] <jeffrey1> Microsoft Media Server (MMS) protocol source
[01:36] <nadar> mom_: it cant have anything to do with the router. i used to download torrents on windows and the router's settings havent changed since then
[01:36] <jeffrey1> How would I do wine?
[01:36] <jeffrey1> Haha, im not too experienced with this stuff... as you can tell
[01:36] <zopiac> is there a way to amplify multiple files at once? perhaps with a terminal command for audacity or something?
[01:36] <dudupobre22> eu
[01:37] <bilbogus> jeffery1: Do you have Wine installed?
[01:37] <jeffrey1> I dont think so, since I have never heard of it
[01:37] <zopiac> because i have 60+ songs that are a bit quiet, and they all needed to be boosted about the same amount
[01:37] <Anstice> nadar: Did you have a static i.p set in windows?
[01:37] <jeffrey1> do i get it in the applications window?
[01:37] <tonyvvv> i am trying to edit folders in my ipod touch through openssh but it says Permission Denied when i try to delete or add a folder. What should i do? ive edited in it before
[01:38] <bilbogus> jeffery1: go to terminal, and try "sudo apt-get install wine".
[01:38] <Heather> zopiac: You want something like normalizing except you're going to want to manually adjust the volumes. Google 'ubuntu normalize'
[01:38] <jeffrey1> okay, ill give that a try
[01:38] <bilbogus> jeffery1: You're okay with downloading a large application?
[01:38] <tonyvvv> jeffery1: you have to add the Wine repository first
[01:38] <nadar> anstice: i guess? all i know is that bittorrent worked fine when i used windows
[01:38] <jeffrey1> yeah ,thats no problem
[01:38] <Heather> The video I'm trying to watch in the totem movie player is too dark and I want to increase the brightness but there's no brightness slider in the preferences menu like there's supposed to be. Anyone know why?
[01:39] <RailHawk> Hi there.
[01:39] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, I got it to compile :)
[01:39] <RailHawk> I have a problem that the forums haven't been able to resolve.
[01:40] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: great
[01:40] <jeffrey1> Bilbogus, where is termonal do i type that?
[01:40] <zopiac> Heather: thanks a lot :)
[01:40] <RailHawk> I have a usb Broadcom Bluetooth receiver, and I can't seem to get it to work in Jaunty.
[01:40] <RailHawk> Any ideas?
[01:40] <Anstice> nadar: Did you ever have to open ports in windows? If you did and you set it to the static i.p of your windows computer which has now possibly changed then that could be it. That's the only thing I can think of.
[01:40] <Heather> I have a problem that so far no one here has been able to answer and I've been googling for a long time to no avail because it's a hard problem to google for
[01:40] <mechdave> Ok here is what you do... I shall paste it to pastebin
[01:41] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: ready when you are, if you want you can reply to my post with the directions if its easyer
[01:41] <Anstice> Heather: What's the problem?
[01:41] <tonyvvv> jeffery1: go to Applications>Accessories>Terminal
[01:41] <mechdave> http://pastebin.com/f6d3285c7 <-- this is the Makefile
[01:41] <Flynsarmy> 0 8 * * 1-4 amixer set 'Master' 95% > /dev/null <--- why does that not work? it works if i put a diff hour in like 22 etc
[01:41] <squisher> Hi, is there a repo similar to debian's unstable. I'm running 9.04
[01:41] <Flynsarmy> in crontab
[01:41] <Heather> Anstice: In the totem movie player I'm trying to watch a video but it's too dark so I go to the preferences menu and there's no brightness slider like there's supposed to be
[01:42] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, http://pastebin.com/f11067fbb <-- this is the kernel code
[01:42] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, Now make a directory in your home directory called k10temp_module
[01:42] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: what do i do with that?
[01:42] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, put both files inside the directory
[01:43] <itai_michaelson> hi, i want to open an internet radio stream with VLC (the default is totem) , where is VLC's directory?
[01:43] <nadar> anstice: no as soon as i clicked open with BitTorrent it worked
[01:43] <Bluey> heather - I don't think totem has brightness controls - mine doesn't
[01:43] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: which files?
[01:43] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, the two pastebin files
[01:43] <Heather> Bluey: Yes it does. Google it.
[01:43] <jcarlos21br> alguem sabe como faco pra inserir minha localizacao no site do ubuntu-br ??
[01:43] <Bluey> i just opened it - and it doesnt have that...
[01:43] <Anstice> nadar: That's odd. Which client were you using in Windows?
[01:43] <Heather> Bluey: I've had it in totem before countless times
[01:44] <Heather> Bluey: Then you're having the same problem I'm having
[01:44] <Bluey> healther - let me look again....
[01:44] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, Sending you the Makefile
[01:44] <nadar> BitTorrent
[01:44] <nadar> anstice: Bittorrent
[01:44] <b33m4n> greetings
[01:44] <wfiuewfew> Hi! how do I get md5sum for all files in a directory
[01:44] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: not starting..
[01:45] <bilbogus> maco: It seems my install disc isn't complete. I guess nicking one off a friend wasn't a good idea.
[01:45] <harby> hi, i have a small problem with flash in my ubuntu
[01:45] <bilbogus> maco: Thanks for all your help.
[01:45] <Cynary> connect irc.freenode.net
[01:45] <harby> i cant see youtube videos
[01:45] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: i have f11067fbb.txt and the other one i had k10temp.c those are the two your referring to?
[01:45] <harby> i see the flash player but the video stucks
[01:45] <harby> any help ?
[01:46] <Anstice> Heather: Where were the controls situated?
[01:46] <itai_michaelson> guys where are VLC binary files, i want to open something with VLC
[01:46] <Bluey> heather - nope no brightness control in my version of totem 2.26.1
[01:46] <Heather> Anstice: Supposed to be in Preferences - Display
[01:46] <Heather> Bluey: Maybe they removed them, in which case, I'm going to be angry
[01:46] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, http://pastebin.com/f6d3285c7 <-- copy the contents of this paste and save it as Makefile
[01:46] <Appetite> no
[01:46] <zopiac> Heather: well, actually it normalized the music 'down', so they are now even quieter :( used vorbisgain (since the files are oggs)
[01:47] <bilbogus> harby: Good streaming video playback has been a problem in Linux for a long time.
[01:47] <Anstice> Heather: Under where it says Visual Effects?
[01:47] <fonzi> hello guys
[01:47] <Bluey> Heather -- the removed a bunch of crap in amarok 2.X so I flopped back to 1.4  (like the equaliser)
[01:47] <Heather> zopiac: I told you, you'd need to manually increase the volume
[01:47] <zopiac> oh
[01:47] <zopiac> as in singularly?
[01:47] <Heather> Anstice: That's where it's supposed to be
[01:48] <jeffrey1> bilbogus, I downloaded wine, what do i do now?!
[01:48] <harby> bilbogus: the problem still exists?
[01:48] <Heather> So it looks like my only option right now is to increase the brightness for my whole desktop
[01:48] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: k i saved the other one too, what should i name that one?
[01:48] <Bluey> Heather- yeah that seems to be the case --
[01:48] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, save the other as k10temp.c
[01:48] <zopiac> Heather: as in singularly change them each??
[01:48] <bilbogus> jeffery1: Open it up, and read the help files, they'll show you how to make it work.
[01:48] <m0r0n> Anyone get Listen working?
[01:48] <bilbogus> harby: Yep.
[01:48] <bilbogus> :)
[01:48] <jeffrey1> Alright, thanks! I appreciate the help!!
[01:49] <bilbogus> jeffery1: Sure thing!
[01:49] <hanasaki> where does the PDF go and what filename for the PDF printer installed with jaunty?
[01:49] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: so replace it with the first one i had? i already had the k10temp.c from that site before
[01:50] <Heather> zopiac: No.
[01:50] <b33m4n> any back track users ?
[01:50] <Dr_Willis> b33m4n:  backtrack is not 'ubuntu'
[01:50] <b33m4n> back track 4 is
[01:50] <Dr_Willis> b33m4n:  its not 'ubuntu' it has its own support channel
[01:51] <illikawn> please dont stop making ubuntu :D
[01:51] <Major_Quacks> Its based on, not is
[01:51] <Dr_Willis> being 'based on ubuntu' does not make it 'ubuntu'
[01:51] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, There is no change to the k10temp.c so you can use the original one if you wish
[01:51] <fonzi> i think it's the right place to ask for help with ubuntu and my laptop, may anybody help me?
[01:51] <b33m4n> ok well it is based on ubuntu now they done away with slack
[01:51] <JohnRove> I keep getting an error with libaudio2 whenever i run package manager, anyone help?
[01:51] <harby> bilbogus: and what you do? you just dont see videos in youtube?
[01:52] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: k i got em both inside the k10temp_module directory i created in home
[01:52] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, Ok now have you got those two in the folder?
[01:52] <illikawn> 'ubuntu`
[01:52] <bilbogus> harby: The whole thing is just jittery and slow, even with all sorts of extra packages.
[01:52] <MaGicMaX> mech yep
[01:52] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: yep
[01:52] <mpontillo> hanasaki: by default, it's in your home folder, with whatever name you specify in the "Print..." dialog
[01:52] <hanasaki> how can I print to PDF and set the filename for output and directory
[01:52] <harby> bilbogus: i cant even see the video
[01:52] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, No worries, now you need to make sure you have build-essentilal and kernel-headers installed
[01:52] <harby> and some flash headers
[01:53] <hanasaki> mpontillo:  you mean "~"?
[01:53] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, sudo apt-get install build-essential
[01:53] <harby> i think that my ubuntu has problems with flash
[01:53] <mpontillo> hanasaki: yes, for me there is a "name" and "save in folder" option when I select "Print to File". (for example, when I try to print in Firefox)
[01:53] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: done
[01:53] <bilbogus> harby: There are some firefox addons that'll fix that, just do a quick search.
[01:53] <Dr_Willis> hanasaki:  ~ is a 'shortcut' for /home/username
[01:54] <mpontillo> (I was only using the term "home folder" since that is what it's called in the gnome "places" menu)
[01:54] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, now the kernel headers is a little more tricky, you need to run uname -r
[01:54] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, that will give you the running kernel version
[01:54] <zopiac> how do i amplify multiple music files (oggs) at once?
[01:55] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, then you just do a sudo apt-get install kernel-headers-"results from uname -r"
[01:55] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: 2.6.28-15-generic
[01:55] <luist> can anyone help me configure my wireless? its turned on but its not being detected
[01:55] <Cynary> Anyone here uses and is technically experienced with quake4 on linux?
[01:55] <icarus> no matter what I try I can not get DVDs to function
[01:55] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, then you just do a sudo apt-get install kernel-headers-2.6.28-15-generic
[01:56] <illikawn> Cynary what about it?
[01:56] <Cynary> I installed it today, and it isn't working at all :S
[01:56] <illikawn> quake is lovely
[01:56] <Cynary> The demo works perfectly.
[01:56] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: E: Couldn't find package kernel-headers-2.6.28-15-generic
[01:56] <Cynary> The problem is that when it's lading the initial menu it goes into a black screen and it freezes there
[01:56] <boss_mc> MaGicMaX: if you install linux-headers, that will pull in the correct headers for your current kernel (and any later ones for rebuilding your modules/drivers/etc)
[01:56] <illikawn> Cynary maybe im not adept but I do play it, my only problem was sound
[01:57] <hanasaki> the firefox print to file and type of PDF works.. there is a printer setup in the system that prints to cups:... for a pdf .. this is different and available to all of the linux system.. where does this file print?
[01:57] <illikawn> Cynary sorry gtg
[01:57] <Cynary> ok
[01:57] <bzaks1424> is there a reason that the latest CUPS (v 1.3.9) on ubuntu 9.0.4 does not have HP PHotosmart D7200 listed?
[01:57] <paissad-hp> hanasaki, look for ~/PDF
[01:58] <hanasaki> find: `PDF': No such file or directory
[01:58] <zopiac> Cynary: downloading it right now to try it out :)
[01:58] <icarus> no matter what i try i can not get dvds to function can someone point me in the right direction?
[01:58] <fonzi> does anybody knows why ubuntu 9.04 (to say the truth X) freezes random?
[01:58] <Cynary> ok thanks zopiac
[01:58] <hanasaki> paissad-hp: ?
[01:58] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, try sudo apt-get install kernel-headers
[01:58] <burntresistor> im trying to configure wine 32bit on my amd64   and im getting this error  about 32-bit development libraries
[01:58] <fonzi> is it a know iussue?
[01:58] <zopiac> Cynary: did you use a .run file? if so, how did you install it?
[01:59] <imran> WTF iPod corrected there to Terence?!?
[01:59] <paissad-hp> hanasaki, when i use cups-pdf, the pdf file is created and stored into /home/user/PDF
[01:59] <Cynary> You do have the original DVD, right?
[01:59] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: http://paste.ubuntu.com/262247/
[01:59] <imran> Wrong chat sry
[01:59] <Cynary> I used the run file
[01:59] <boss_mc> MaGicMaX: install linux-headers
[01:59] <Cynary> you execute it, install it (the installation is fast and pretty straight forward)
[02:00] <hanasaki> paissad-hp:  there was a gnome popup notification that it "failed" hjow can I check the Queue?
[02:00] <Cynary> but to play, you need to have some files that are on the quake4 DVD/CDs
[02:00] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, Sorry mate, I got it wrong... it should be linux-headers
[02:00] <MaGicMaX> boss_mc: http://paste.ubuntu.com/262247/
[02:00] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, then you just do a sudo apt-get install linux-headers-2.6.28-15-generic
[02:00] <boss_mc> MaGicMaX: as I said, that will automatically install the correct headers package
[02:00] <zopiac> Cynary: ok, but did you sudo run it or just run
[02:00] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: http://paste.ubuntu.com/262248/
[02:00] <Cynary> zopiac: I used sudo so I could put symlinks in the /usr/bin directory
[02:01] <Cynary> zopiac: but if you don't care about symlinks there, you can do it without sudo
[02:01] <Cynary> zopiac: just don't run it immeadiatly after the install (there's an option at the end). I read that some people were having problems with that, because of permissions, not sure why.
[02:01] <boss_mc> MaGicMaX: that used to work I'm sure, try linux-headers-`uname -r`
[02:01] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: i think it worked http://paste.ubuntu.com/262249/
[02:02] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, ok now go to your k10temp_module directory and open the Makefile with text editor
[02:03] <itai_michaelson> hi, can anyone tell me where is the directory for VLC? , i would like to start a stream with VLC
[02:03] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, make sure that there are TAB spaces before all: and clean:
[02:03] <MaGicMaX> boss_mc: `uname -r`?
[02:03] <drygrain> wtf
[02:04] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: this is what it shows http://paste.ubuntu.com/262251/
[02:04] <drygrain> why cant i edit /etc/hosts
[02:04] <ring0> itai_michaelson: /usr/bin/vlc
[02:04] <Cynary> zopiac: Just one question: which version of ubuntu are you using? and what graphics drivers? I'm currently using 9.04 jaunty with the latest beta drivers from nvidia (190.18).
[02:05] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: you want me to put a TAB before "all:" and "clean:" ?
[02:05] <zopiac> Cynary: if im not mistaken i am running 9.04 with 180 drivers
[02:05] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, http://paste.ubuntu.com/262252/
[02:05] <itai_michaelson> ring0, thanks
[02:05] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, no.... just before each make, sorry I am feeling a little fuzzy today :(
[02:06] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: like this? http://paste.ubuntu.com/262254/
[02:06] <Alpha> hi
[02:06] <ring0> itai_michaelson: which <applicationname> is quite useful
[02:07] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, it only needs 1 tab space, otherwise the makefile will fail. delete all space before make and then hit TAB
[02:07] <itai_michaelson> ring0, great, thanks
[02:08] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: ok like this? http://paste.ubuntu.com/262255/
[02:08] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, yep
[02:09] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, open up a terminal and cd to k10temp_module directory
[02:09] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: i thought u wanted ANOTHER tab in there lol
[02:09] <Alpha>  Ubuntu keeps saying i dont have any free disk space even though Gparted says i have 7ish gigs left. Any tips? (plus, i installed from my hard drive if that changes anything)
[02:09] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: done
[02:09] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, sorry, I am a little sick today and my brain isn't functioning correctly
[02:09] <harry> transferring data from games.yahoo.com what is up with that?
[02:10] <Guest36562> I cant play yahoo games
[02:10] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, now type make and paste the result
[02:10] <Guest36562> formerly harry
[02:10] <zopiac> Cynary: this install quide talks about making directories for the files, did you do this? http://www.linux.com/archive/feature/49600
[02:10] <Bubs|PermaAfk> Hello
[02:10] <Bubs|PermaAfk> can anyone help me out?
[02:11] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: here http://paste.ubuntu.com/262259/
[02:11] <rodrigo> zopiac: when you finnish installing tell me if you experience any issues. thanks
[02:11] <Bubs|PermaAfk> can anyone tell me how to mount W95 Ext'd (LBA)?
[02:11] <Chun1> Hi - is there any way to have ubuntu prompt for a password when I don't have permission to do something - like delete a file outside of ~ instead of just telling me it can't be done?
[02:12] <zopiac> Cynary: did you get my last message?
[02:12] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, now the exciting bit... sudo insmod k10temp.ko
[02:12] <zopiac> with the link
[02:12] <Guest36562> Can someone tell me what I am missing... I want to play yahoo chess but all I get is a blank window that says    Transferring data from games.yahoo.com...    and nothing happens.. I cant use it     what am I missing??
[02:12] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, that should insert the module into the running kernel
[02:12] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: done, no error
[02:12] <Cynary> zopiac: no, xchat crashed for some reason, and I lost some messages
[02:12] <zopiac> Cynary: this install quide talks about making directories for the files, did you do this? http://www.linux.com/archive/feature/49600
[02:13] <Holyjoely> Chun1: Open the terminal and type gksudo nautilus
[02:13] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, now cat /proc/modules | grep k10temp
[02:13] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, does the module come up?
[02:14] <Chun1> Holyjoely: I know how to do stuff as root - I would just prefer to be prompted for a password, I'd rather not have to open a terminal every time, or always use nautilus as root
[02:14] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: this line comes up "k10temp 10880 0 - Live 0xf7e15000"
[02:14] <Holyjoely> Chun1: Well, I have never thought of doing that but I'm sure there is a way
[02:14] <Cynary> zopiac: I followed the guide from id software ... they say we can either copy the files before or after you install quake ... I tried both ways, didn't work.
[02:14] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, WOOHOO it is inserted and running!!!
[02:15] <zopiac> hm
[02:15] <zopiac> Cynary: as in doing both ways gives you the error you are experiencing now>
[02:15] <mizery> I installed Kubuntu Jaunty on a system and after using KDE Desktop Sharing, two "Invitation - Desktop Sharing" windows appear on startup.  I'm not sure how to remove entries so it doesn't appear on startup.  Anyone have any suggestion?
[02:15] <FAJ> Hi I am trying to update a package from a .deb from the repoes, but every time I install it, and then look at the version, the old version is shown, even though I removed the old version... How can I install the new version?
[02:15] <Cynary> zopiac: Ya. I don't even get to the menu where you can change settings, etc. it freezes almost immediatly
[02:16] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: i see a "temp1" active in the applet now :)
[02:16] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: i have a quad core though, should there be one for each core? or..
[02:16] <Chun1> Another question: is there any way to save the machine state (like hibernate) - so it restores next time I boot into ubuntu - in the meantime letting me boot into windows etc
[02:16] <Holyjoely> Chun1: The only thing I can recommend right now is to make a post on the forums or see if there is anyone else around that may be able to help you. I usually use the terminal for things that require root access anyway so I never ran into this problem.
[02:16] <myk_robinson> I am connecting to an OpenVPN server using NetworkManager, and it works fine, I am able to see the remote network shares. However, while connected, I am unable to browse the internet. Help??
[02:16] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, I think the temp should show up on each core
[02:16] <Cynary> zopiac: however, on the id website, they said the installer alters all the game*.pk4 files ... and there's one in the DVD/CDs, so I'm not sure if we should use the file from the DVD or not (I assume it's the one from the DVD, and although right now I don't remember the exact result of using the one from the installer, I believe it didn't word)
[02:16] <Cynary> *work
[02:17] <Chun1> Holyjoely: yeah, I will do, thanks. I use the terminal most of the time too, just a timesaver I'd like to see really
[02:17] <FAJ> Chun1: there is an option to remember running programs in administration...
[02:17] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: huh? so there all combined into one?
[02:17] <Guest36562> Can someone tell me what software I may be missing??  I want to play yahoo chess and after logging on, I get the smaller rooms window with a grey advertising bar with a grey arrow in a circle, a white window and the bottom infor bar saying   transferring data from games.yahoo.com...      and thats all that happens for the longest now..
[02:17] <Sarfaraz> hello i need help just installed Ubuntu trying to use BitTorrent Client Transmition but it's working too Slow My connection Speed is 1 MB and my torrent dowloading speed is nothing not working
[02:17] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: this is what i get http://paste.ubuntu.com/262261/
[02:17] <zopiac> Cynary: but have you tried both?
[02:17] <Holyjoely> Chun1: Yeah, perhaps you should suggest it, perhaps it would be added to Karmic. I can see a lot of people that will want something like this too, and it would be a benefit for most people.
[02:18] <Cynary> zopiac: yes, I have
[02:18] <zopiac> k
[02:18] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, what does the rest of sensors output?
[02:18] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: thats the entire output of "sensors" there
[02:19] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: should i try a restart?
[02:19] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, you might need to set up sensors again
[02:19] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: sensors-detect ?
[02:19] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, if you restart the module will not reload at the present time
[02:20] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, yep, sensors-detect
[02:20] <Cynary> zopiac: For me, the game crashes right before the instro videos, could it be perhaps because of them? If so, is there anyway to disable them, so I can test it?
[02:20] <woobuntu> hi
[02:20] <woobuntu> hi
[02:20] <woobuntu> bye
[02:20] <woobuntu> bye
[02:20] <LoCoBoi187> i instilled and then uninstalled ultimate theme pack and now i have a black cursor
[02:20] <LoCoBoi187> how do i change the cursor back to ubuntu default?
[02:21] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: i get the same thing as before :( http://paste.ubuntu.com/262262/
[02:22] <Guest36562> Can someone tell me what software I may be missing??  I want to play yahoo chess and after logging on, I get the smaller rooms window with a grey advertising bar with a grey arrow in a circle, a white window and the bottom infor bar saying   transferring data from games.yahoo.com...      and thats all that happens for the longest now..
[02:22] <LoCoBoi187> is anyone bloody here
[02:23] <RHorse> Guest36562 link?
[02:23] <Guest36562> there is no link
[02:23] <Sarfaraz> hello i need help just installed Ubuntu trying to use BitTorrent Client Transmition but it's working too Slow My connection Speed is 1 MB and my torrent dowloading speed is nothing not working
[02:23] <Guest36562> its yahoo games
[02:24] <celthunder> Guest36562, java
[02:24] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, looks like you only get an overall temp of all cores
[02:24] <Guest36562> I downloaded it earlier today
[02:24] <zopiac> Cynary: sorry, was AFK for a while. well, if you can find the videos, you might be able to move them somewhere else and/or replace them with blank files with the same names? it works for some games
[02:24] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, if you want the module we just built to load on startup we have to install it
[02:24] <amites> Is there any way to force installation of a 32 bit package on a 64 bit ubuntu install? This is for a server so need to do it through console
[02:25] <hozomean> LoCoBoi187: system -> appearance -> customize theme -> pointers
[02:25] <Guest36562> I downloaded Open Jdk Runtime earlier
[02:25] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: k lets do it :)
[02:26] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: how do i know that temp is not my mobo temps though?
[02:26] <HowardTheDuck> hey all
[02:27] <LoCoBoi187> hozomean: it seems that my cursors have been deleted how do i change them?
[02:27] <jeffrey1> Hi! Can I use MS Office and MS Frontpage in Ubunutu, and also , what Linux program is most like frontpage in that you can build a website in a Word like setting (using tables, pictures and all that) and that the programmes translates it to html, and where the programme itself has a ftwp publisher
[02:27] <jeffrey1> *ftp
[02:27] <thowland> amites: dpkg -i --force-architecture something.deb
[02:28] <Guest36562> Anyone else have a idea for me to checkout    I downloaded OpenJDKruntime earlier and still nothingCan someone tell me what software I may be missing??  I want to play yahoo chess and after logging on, I get the smaller rooms window with a grey advertising bar with a grey arrow in a circle, a white window and the bottom infor bar saying   transferring data from games.yahoo.com...      and thats all that happens for the longest now
[02:28] <Guest36562> ..
[02:28] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, ok, run this script --> http://paste.ubuntu.com/262264/
[02:28] <thowland> amites: also google for getlibs, it can help you resolve dependencies
[02:28] <amites> thowland: thank you
[02:28] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: how?
[02:28] <thowland> amites: just be careful, it can lead to ... issues... especially if this is your production box
[02:28] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, that will be your processor temp. I don't know if they wrote it to take temps of all cores or just an overall temp of the processor
[02:29] <amites> thowland: to late =)
[02:29] <RHorse> jeffrey1 try linuxappfinder.com
[02:29] <amites> thowland: having trouble with python-mysqldb
[02:29] <Sarfaraz> Hello there any one tell me plz how to fix Transmition
[02:29] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, copy and paste it into a file called install.sh in your k10temp_module directory
[02:29] <amites> keep getting wrong ELF class: ELFCLASS32
[02:29] <mostafa_> hello there can anyone help me plz I don't have CDRom worked when I want to come to ubuntu after I press enter at grub screen it shows me 3 errors and when I am in ubuntu my CDRom doesn't work
[02:29] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, then run sudo sh install.sh
[02:30] <linux> Safaraz: what problems are you receiving with transmission?
[02:30] <thowland> amites might be a mismatch between your mysql client library and python
[02:30] <I-hop> is there anyway to change the color of the terminal?
[02:30] <LoCoBoi187> somebody please help me my human theme is curropt
[02:30] <Sarfaraz> Linux: just installed Ubuntu trying to use BitTorrent Client Transmition but it's working too Slow My connection Speed is 1 MB and my torrent dowloading speed is nothing not working
[02:30] <amites> thowland: pretty sure that's the issue, just a matter of getting it to match
[02:31] <|Slacker|> hello...
[02:31] <linux> Sarfaraz: have you tried a heavily seeded torrent, such as the ubuntu torrent?
[02:31] <|Slacker|> i'm using netbook remix and it's not mounting my cell phone
[02:31] <Sarfaraz> Linux : yes i tried
[02:31] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: done
[02:31] <LoCoBoi187> somebody please help me my human theme is curropt, how do i fix it
[02:31] <Sarfaraz> Linux : seeds are almost 2000
[02:32] <linux> Sarfaraz: are you behind a router, or a restrictive ISP, or firewall?
[02:32] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, now do a cat /etc/modules | grep k10temp
[02:32] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, see if it turns up in there
[02:32] <Sarfaraz> Linux : yes i am behind a Router im using WIMAX
[02:33] <hozomean> LoCoBoi187: try going into synaptic and searching for ubuntu-artwork... right click and select "mark for reinstallation"
[02:33] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: nothing returned
[02:33] <linux> Sarfaraz: have you tried opening UPNP on your WIMAX router?
[02:33] <Cynary> zopiac: the problem is I don't know where the videos might be; my best guess is on q4base, but I don't know which file. I tried looking on the web, but found nothing. If it helps, the last message on the console is : Async thread started
[02:33] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: btw, is there a short command to input your last command?
[02:33] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, now do a cat /etc/modules
[02:33] <Sarfaraz> Linux : oh well... let me check :/
[02:34] <zopiac> Cynary:  i think i found something out from that last post :)
[02:34] <Guest36562> Starring endlessly waiting for some kind knowledgeable person in the Ubuntu help page to assist him....    Can someone tell me what software I may be missing??  I want to play yahoo chess and after logging on, I get the smaller rooms window with a grey advertising bar with a grey arrow in a circle, a white window and the bottom infor bar saying   transferring data from games.yahoo.com...      and thats all that happens for the lon
[02:34] <Guest36562> gest now..
[02:34] <dErFz> when i set 'xset mouse 0 0' how can i keep that setting everytime i restart?
[02:34] <LoCoBoi187> somebody please help me my human theme is curropt
[02:34] <RHorse> dErFz put it in your start up file
[02:34] <Cynary> zopiac: what did you find?
[02:34] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, not really, we just piped the output of cat /etc/modules through grep
[02:35] <Sarfaraz> Linux : ahhh...Upnp Was Uncheckd ..i jst chkd it
[02:35] <zopiac> Cynary: async may be audio sync, for syncing the audio to the video (or higher-quality play) and may be a video option (check the demo?) anyways, trying to load this might be crashing it
[02:35] <linux> Sarfaraz: try again and if that doesn't help your speeds i'll be here for a while longer to help think of things to fix
[02:35] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: ok this is the result http://paste.ubuntu.com/262267/
[02:36] <Cynary> zopiac: The strange thing is: the demo works flawlessly without problems in those videos :/
[02:36] <Sarfaraz> Linux :  many thanks dude ...
[02:36] <zopiac> Cynary: then perhaps the audio sync wasnt implemented for the demo, or maybe im wrong
[02:36] <linux> Guest36562: have you tried multiple browsers?
[02:36] <Cynary> zopiac: I'll try searching on the web, thanks
[02:37] <Guest36562> I only have firefox on this rather newer install of Ubuntu
[02:37] <dragon> When i do `ls | less`, it loses the color. Is there a way of telling `less` not to remove the text color?
[02:37] <leaf-sheep> Hello everybody. I messed up my cryptsetup (and lvm) boot process involving fstab and crypttab (and kernels?). I hope that somebody here experienced with grubs and crypttab and such would be kindly and assist me with my issue. I kept trying many things but I get same end-result. :<
[02:37] <linux> anyknow know of any modprobe bugs in ubuntu 9.04 (CD from mail and download both seg fault) using compaq e500
[02:37] <zopiac> in any case, Cynary, iirc, the settings files for the quake engines are stored in .conf files (probably in a .folder in your home folder) and there should be an option for async in there. however, again, iirc, the quake configuration files re hard tp decipher, but you might be able to look online for help on that
[02:37] <Dr_Willis> Guest36562:  if it uses flash  - you may need to install flash. I normally install 'ubuntu-restricted-extras' to get flash and java going.
[02:38] <linux> Guest36562: try http://www.seamonkey-project.org (mozilla alternate browser to firefox)
[02:38] <zopiac> Cynary: or at least all this is true for the open source Q2 engine used for various games, it might have changed, but i doubt it
[02:38] <leaf-sheep> dragon: white is a color, you know.
[02:38] <zopiac> or Q3
[02:39] <Guest36562> Dr_Willis I saw something that said I couldn't install them.. How do I install the extras
[02:39] <Cynary> zopiac: Yes, the quake4 files are in .quake4 ... you gave-me an idea now, I'll try copying the config files from the demo to the actual game.
[02:39] <ozzloy> when i play vids on youtube, firefox locks up.  i've uninstalled and reinstalled the adobe flash plugin.  not sure what to do.  any suggestions?  amd64 ubuntu 9.04
[02:39] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, http://paste.ubuntu.com/262268/
[02:39] <Dr_Willis> Guest36562:  i install them all the time.. perhaps tell the channel the exact eerror message.
[02:39] <linux> Guest36562: also try http://www.adobe.com to download flash (yahoo uses lots of flash content)
[02:39] <dragon> leaf-sheep: Depends on how much physics you've studied. Was my question unclear?
[02:39] <Dr_Willis> Its better to use the repos to install flash and java. from what ive seen.
[02:39] <Guest36562> I have installed the opensourwe flash\
[02:40] <linux> Guest36562: opensource flash is still in alpha
[02:40] <zopiac> Cynary: however if the game doesnt crash in the demo, pehaps it doesnt have async, and therefore maybe it doesnt have the same setup of the .conf files and not work, but its certainly worth a shot
[02:40] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: k how do i edit that though, wheres the file?
[02:40] <Dr_Willis> Guest36562:  thats not the flash you wanted i imagine.
[02:40] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, edit it with sudo gedit /etc/modules
[02:41] <Guest36562> I have macromedia flash plugin    GStreamer ffmpeg video plugin   Swfdec Flash player and VLC media player
[02:41] <linux> anyknow know of any modprobe bugs in ubuntu 9.04 (CD from mail and download both seg fault) using compaq e500
[02:41] <Walker_> How to I add Ubuntu to the Fedora boot loader?
[02:41] <Cynary> zopiac: This time it froze earlier xD, so it wasn't a solution, I'll try something I found online about changing the libraries used by the game to the system ones.
[02:41] <linux> Guest36562: uninstall swfdec flash player, and try adobe flash player reinstall
[02:41] <RHorse> Guest36562 uninstall that flash and put the v10 Adobe .so in your plugin dir's for firefox.
[02:41] <Walker_> Ubuntu was my primary/sole OS, then I decided to partition 50 GB and install Fedora 11, and their boot loader only shows Fedora.
[02:41] <leaf-sheep> dragon: Your question was clear.  I looked it up. No you can't have colors as it seems.  Since you outpipe the content of ls (ls itself offer color) to less, only the content, not the cosmetics.
[02:41] <Dr_Willis> Walker_:  edit the  proper /boot/grub/menu.lst and add the proper information there.
[02:42] <Walker_> Ok
[02:42] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, you are doing very well for a newbie, you have just compiled and installed a kernel module, something I didn't do until a couple of years ago and I have been playing with Linux for 10 years :)
[02:42] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: ok, before i save it, this is what it should look like? http://paste.ubuntu.com/262269/
[02:42] <linux> RHorse: like minds think alike lol
[02:42] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, correct mate
[02:42] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: ya, well.. im being told what to do so i cant take all the credit :P
[02:43] <mostafa_> hello there can anyone help me plz I don't have CDRom worked when I want to come to ubuntu after I press enter at grub screen it shows me 3 errors and when I am in ubuntu my CDRom doesn't work
[02:43] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, now reboot and see what happens
[02:43] <RHorse> linux, ;)
[02:43] <fukui> Howdy. I'm trying to get xrandr and xorg to recognize VGA dmps. xorg.conf http://pastebin.ca/1548771
[02:43] <linux> mostafa_: does your motherboard support USB booting?
[02:43] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: brb
[02:43] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, after you reboot come back here and we will check to make sure the module is running
[02:43] <Sarfaraz> Linux :  any idea about Vuze i installed but when i click on it its not opening
[02:44] <linux> Sarfaraz: go to terminal, cd to the directory installed (from website is more updated than repositories), and try ./vuze or java -jar vuze*
[02:44] <Guest36562> I dont know what this means other than it is not supported for my box    Adobe Flash Plugin 10 cannot be installed on your computer type (amd64). Either the application requires special hardware features or the vendor decided to not support your computer type.
[02:44] <Guest36562> Adobe Flash Plugin 10 is available in the third party software channel 'jaunty-partner'. To install it, please click on the checkbox to activate the software channel.
[02:44] <Guest36562> Canonical does not provide updates for Adobe Flash Plugin 10. Some updates may be provided by the third party vendor.
[02:44] <FloodBot3> Guest36562: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:44] <Sarfaraz> Actually i am new for linux just want to move from windwos
[02:44] <Guest36562> Sorry
[02:44] <leaf-sheep> Dr_Willis: Expert in grub, cryptsetup, initramfs, kernel? ^.^
[02:45] <RHorse> Guest36562 do it from th Adobe site and save yourself some heartache. ;)
[02:45] <mostafa_> linux: I don't know it but I have bought a vaio laptop for about 2 monthes this is the model "VGN-FW390J"
[02:45] <mostafa_> linux: how could I know that?
[02:45] <Walker_> Okay, so I set the permissions, etc. and opened menu.lst
[02:45] <linux> mostafa_: if the computer is >2005, it supports USB booting
[02:45] <Walker_> How do I go about adding Ubuntu to the list?
[02:46] <c1rcuit> can someone help me with a dual boot. i am trying to install upon /dev/sda7. that partition recently had fedora on it. how do i select it properly in the partition manager?
[02:46] <Walker_> the first line for Fedora in menu.list is "title Fedora (<IP_ADDRESS>-167.fc11.i586)"
[02:46] <mostafa_> linux: yeah it is for 2008 I think or better to say 2009
[02:46] <p34ce> hey im new to linux and im running ubuntu on me laptop but the mouse pad dosnt work it just goes crazy is there any way to fix this?
[02:46] <Guest36562> RHorse  Error: Wrong architecture 'i386
[02:46] <Walker_> Wait...
[02:46] <linux> mostafa_: on another computer, boot ubuntu from the CD and insert the usb flash drive in the computer, and system -> admin -> install ubuntu on usb, then take the usb flash and put in the new computer and boot to ubuntu
[02:46] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: k well it still shows the temp1 in my applet :)
[02:46] <fukui> Howdy. I'm trying to get xrandr and xorg to recognize VGA dpms. xorg.conf http://pastebin.ca/1548771 My eyes are toasted from 50hz refresh rates. :P
[02:47] <RHorse> p34ce check out gsynaptics app (in repos, I believe)
[02:47] <p34ce> k
[02:47] <Guest36562> I am using Firefox   This package officially supports the following browsers:
[02:47] <Guest36562> Firefox 2.x, Firefox 3.x, SeaMonkey 1.11
[02:47] <arooni-mobile> i want to indicate each minute passing on my laptop so i do not become distracted at work.  is there a way to have the menubar flash after each minute?  or to have something else happen visually (but not distracting wise) to remind me time is passing?
[02:47] <linux> Guest36562: did you go to adobe.com and find the x64 version of flash 10?
[02:47] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, ok now lsmod | grep k10temp
[02:47] <c1rcuit> can anyone help me?
[02:47] <Walker_> How do I find the name of the partition Ubuntu is installed on?
[02:48] <Guest36562> Dont see a x64 version
[02:48] <RHorse> Guest36562 go to the Adobe and dl the .gz file for Ubuntu.
[02:48] <mostafa_> linux: you think I can't boot to ubuntu?
[02:48] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: returned "k10temp                10880  0"
[02:48] <prince_jammys> Walker_: type 'mount' and see where '/' is mounted.
[02:48] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, it is installed and running
[02:48] <linux> mostafa_: you should be able to boot from a usb flash drive, do you have access to another computer to install ubuntu on your flash drive?
[02:48] <mostafa_> linux: I can boot but I don't have DVDRom support and it doesn't work for me
[02:48] <leaf-sheep> arooni-mobile: Write a script for that one. :P
[02:48] <Guest36562> I have it but dont know what to do with it
[02:49] <Walker_> Okay, I see a ton of information
[02:49] <mostafa_> linux: yeah I have
[02:49] <prince_jammys> Walker_: look at what device is mounted on '/
[02:49] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: great, now what if a new and official version comes out latter and i want that instead? do i just do sensors-detect and it should install the new one over this one?
[02:49] <Guest36562> RHorse  I downloaded it but dont know how to install it
[02:49] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, well done, you have successfully compiled, installed and running your first kernel module
[02:49] <mostafa_> linux: you mean I boot with a live CD?
[02:49] <linux> !usb | mostafa_
[02:49] <RHorse> Guest36562 have you uninstalled the oss flash?
[02:49] <WebcamWonder> Question: virtualbox vs qemu?
[02:49] <Walker_> "/dev/sda3"
[02:49] <p34ce> Rhorse were abouts is it ?
[02:49] <Walker_> Is that right?
[02:50] <prince_jammys> Walker_: there you go.
[02:50] <Guest36562> I uninstalled the one you said to
[02:50] <Walker_> Hm, I guess I know something about Linux.
[02:50] <Walker_> :p
[02:50] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: also, can i delete that directory i made? if not, can i move it?
[02:50] <Walker_> Okay, so now that I've found that... what do I do?
[02:50] <fukui> Howdy. I'm trying to get xrandr and xorg to recognize VGA dpms. xorg.conf http://pastebin.ca/1548771 My eyes are toasted from 50hz refresh rates. :P
[02:50] <prince_jammys> Walker_: /dev/sda3 on / type ext3 ... is what you would see.
[02:50] <RHorse> p34ce isn't it in the software repository?
[02:50] <Walker_> "/dev/sda3 on /boot type ext3"
[02:51] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, if you want to get rid of k10temp, just delete the ko file from /lib/modules and remove the line we put in to /etc/modules and then run depmod -a again
[02:51] <Guest36562> RHorse  Yes I uninstalled the Swfdec Flash Pleyer
[02:51] <prince_jammys> Walker_: ah, you made a partition for /boot
[02:51] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, you can completely remove the directory where we made it
[02:51] <Walker_> I did?
[02:51] <linux> !flash | Guest36562
[02:51] <mostafa_> linux: I should do this way 1: put ubuntu CD into the PC drive not laptop and boot it 2:make a usb . am I right?
[02:51] <prince_jammys> Walker_: somebody/thing did.
[02:52] <Walker_> Hm... what does it mean?
[02:52] <Walker_> Am I any closer to getting Ubuntu back onto the boot list? :(
[02:52] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: if a latter official version comes out latter do i need to worry about removing this one first, manually, or will it just put the new one on top of it magically :P
[02:52] <linux> mostafa_: you are correct, then on the PC, go to system -> admin -> usb startup
[02:52] <RHorse> Guest36562 now what dir is the .gz file in?
[02:52] <linux> mostafa_: and you can try the above URLs which i gave above
[02:53] <linux> !usb | mostafa_
[02:53] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, when the temp is officially supported you will need to remove this module as the official one may have a different name
[02:53] <Walker_> Hello?
[02:53] <Guest36562> I went to the hyperlink and clicked install flash but it says it is already installed
[02:53] <fukui> Howdy. I'm trying to get xrandr and xorg to recognize VGA dpms. xorg.conf http://pastebin.ca/1548771 My eyes are toasted from 50hz refresh rates. :P
[02:53] <Guest36562> RHorse  libflashplayer.so  is in the   / dir
[02:54] <mostafa_> linux: let me check bro thanx I inform you as soon as I've done that
[02:54] <linux> Guest36562: try uninstalling using synaptic or applications -> add/remove and then retry URL
[02:54] <Guest36562> k
[02:54] <linux> mostafa_: sounds good
[02:54] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: i cant just disable it from showing in my applet settings and enable the other? i have a 1TB HDD im not worried about a little bloat lol
[02:55] <RHorse> Guest36562 it's the latest version off of the Adobe site?
[02:55] <fukui> Howdy. I'm trying to get xrandr and xorg to recognize VGA dpms. xorg.conf http://pastebin.ca/1548771 My eyes are toasted from 50hz refresh rates. :P
[02:55] <SimSimma> Hey,can some1 tell me which service/program automounts external hard drives in ubuntu?
[02:55] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, what you can do is add it to the black list, but if you are not going to use it again I would just remove it. The reason we remove it is so that in case there is a conflict with the new module versus the one we made
[02:55] <Walker_> Can anyone help me add  Ubuntu to the GRUB bootloader?
[02:56] <linux> Guest36562: make sure it matches your architecture, so if i386 doesn't work, its x64
[02:56] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: if its blacklisted it cant conflict?
[02:57] <fukui> Howdy. I'm trying to get xrandr and xorg to recognize VGA dpms. xorg.conf http://pastebin.ca/1548771 My eyes are toasted from 50hz refresh rates. :P
[02:58] <linux> !grub | Walker_
[02:59] <Guest36562> I GOT IT !!  THANKS for all your help......
[02:59] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, correct, you need to find the file /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf and add the line blacklist k10temp to it
[02:59] <Guest36562> RHorse  THANKS for the help
[02:59] <linux> Guest36562: np
[02:59] <woobuntu> hi
[02:59] <Walker_> linux: I didn't install Windows
[02:59] <woobuntu> HI
[02:59] <Walker_> I had Ubuntu, then I installed Fedora
[02:59] <woobuntu> hello
[03:00] <linux> Walker_: I have had little success, but I know a little about grub, have you looked at the /boot/grub/menu.lst file?
[03:00] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: k that sounds easyer if that will prevent conflicts
[03:00] <Walker_> I'm in it right now
[03:00] <linux> !woobuntu | hi
[03:00] <Walker_> There is only one entry for Ubuntu
[03:00] <woobuntu> i said "HI"
[03:00] <RHorse> Guest36417 glad it's working!
[03:00] <fukui> Howdy. I'm trying to get xrandr and xorg to recognize VGA dpms. xorg.conf http://pastebin.ca/1548771 My eyes are toasted from 50hz refresh rates. :P
[03:00] <linux> !hi | woobuntu
[03:00] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, yep it will stop the module being loaded
[03:00] <woobuntu> thank you
[03:00] <woobuntu> for my welcomeness
[03:01] <linux> !ask | woobuntu
[03:01] <Walker_> I also did sudo fdisk -l
[03:01] <MaGicMaX> mechdave: well, thanks alot for fixing this for me, i really appreciate it... im off for dinner, be back latter, thanks again
[03:01] <Walker_> But all I got was a bunch of "Linux" entries
[03:01] <woobuntu> GUYS how do i see the users list in this client?
[03:01] <Walker_> Albeit on different partitions... I have no idea which one has Ubuntu or Fedora
[03:01] <mechdave> MaGicMaX, no worries mate, I have learned a lot today as well :) Glad to be of help
[03:01] <Walker_> sda3
[03:01] <Walker_> That's it
[03:01] <woobuntu> x-chat gnome: how do i see the users
[03:02] <woobuntu> the list
[03:02] <peeps> i just reinstalled ubuntu on a new hard drive.  Is there a simple way to migrate my home partition from my old drive to this one?  I'd like to restore all my application configurations
[03:02] <linux> Walker_: this might help: the menu.lst file has (hd0,partition number starting with 0) and root=/dev/hda[partition number starting with 1]
[03:02] <amites> What is the command for zlib?  zlib give me command not found
[03:02] <Gouda> ?
[03:02] <woobuntu> this is boring, people ignore my questions
[03:02] <Seijaku> Someone help me real quick.
[03:02] <woobuntu> BYE
[03:02] <linux> Walker_: then do a "find / -name initrd" then "find / -name vmlinuz" and link those in the next two lines of menu.lst
[03:02] <Walker_> I know
[03:03] <Seijaku> My username on my Ubuntu OS Mini is MidsummerDawn.
[03:03] <amites> I compiled zlib from source and it's not allow me to run it, what I try apt-get zlib1g it tells me it's already installed
[03:03] <Seijaku> I need to change that real quick.
[03:03] <Seijaku> Where do I go?
[03:03] <amites> tried google?
[03:03] <amites> ubuntu change username?
[03:03] <linux> !adduser | amites
[03:04] <th_> woobuntu: click on the number of users under the server panel on the left
[03:04] <Walker_> linux: Do I replace anything in those lines?
[03:04] <Walker_> I have no idea what those do :p
[03:04] <Seijaku> The place where midsummerdawn says in Users and Groups, it's locked.
[03:04] <dayo> how do i get the source code of quota
[03:05] <linux> Walker_: replace the title, kernel with the path of kernel file, initrd with the initrd/initrd.img file loc, then boot after
[03:05] <dayo> and quotatool
[03:05] <Walker_> How do I find those?
[03:06] <linux> Walker: "find / -name vmlinuz" and "find / -name initrd" in terminal (two commands)
[03:06] <josh> How do I find out what version of ubuntu I'm running, it's a fully updated mythbuntu install
[03:06] <linux> josh: lsb_release -a
[03:07] <ascheel> Can someone tell me which package contains /usr/bin/shorten (if anybody here knows?)
[03:07] <mostafa_> linux: this link is enough to do what you said : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick
[03:07] <mostafa_> ?
[03:08] <linux> mostafa: it should be more detailed than my instructions (mine was an outline)
[03:08] <SimSimma> Hey,can some1 tell me which service/program automounts external hard drives in ubuntu???
[03:08] <WebcamWonder> !find shorten
[03:08] <Andorin> aMSN froze on me. I'm trying to kill it and having zero luck. I don't see a name for it in the process list. How do I kill this program?
[03:09] <mostafa_> linux: K just check this link is enough or not ?
[03:09] <Andorin> I know there's a terminal command for displaying a list of running processes, but it has never done a THING for me.  I have absolutely no idea how to use it.
[03:09] <Gouda> Anyone here familiar with Wine that can help me out?
[03:09] <lstarnes> Andorin: was it ps aux?
[03:09] <Andorin> lstarnes: Actually, it's just ps.
[03:09] <Walker_> linux: I ran both commands, but I got no output
[03:09] <Walker_> :/
[03:09] <imrann> I need help with gparted
[03:09] <SimSimma> what bout top?
[03:09] <imrann> Can anyone help
[03:09] <dihi> Hey guys, if i use gparted to resize a partition (mac os HD, im on a macbook pro), will i lose the data on the partition i resize or not?
[03:10] <linux> Walker_: you need those files before editing the menu.lst, someone else here might know where to get backups
[03:10] <th_> andorin: ps -eff | grep msn
[03:10] <Walker_> Grr
[03:10] <Walker_> Whyyyyy does this have to be so difficult
[03:10] <Walker_> lol
[03:10] <Andorin> th_: Okay, I get a couple lines of output.
[03:11] <linux> mostafa_: that page is terrible, let me find a better tutorial
[03:11] <th_> Andorin: look for the process id (first number)
[03:11] <th_> Andorin: then "kill <PID>"
[03:12] <xiphos_> how do I run a sh command from a launcher?
[03:12] <th_> Andorin: if that doesn't work, kill it dead with a "kill -9 <PID>"
[03:12] <Andorin> th_: That did it. Thank you!
[03:12] <mostafa_> linux: thnx buddy
[03:12] <mostafa_> ;)
[03:16] <linux> mostafa_: are you in fedora now upgrading to ubuntu or in an older version of ubuntu?
[03:16] <kevdog> xiphos_: You mean the command line?
[03:16] <LogicFan> i cannot get any app that is "docked" in the notification area (e.g. pidgin, xchat,) to come to focus while another window or app is in focus.  i have to first minimize everything, then click the app icon in the notification area.  ubuntu 9.04 64bit
[03:17] <josh> WHAT?!?
[03:17] <linux> mostafa_: http://www.ubuntumini.com/2008/10/make-liveusb.html works both in an older version of ubuntu and fedora
[03:17] <linux> josh: lsb_release -a
[03:17] <josh> only 3 codecs included in the w64codecs package!
[03:17] <josh> linux, saw that earlier, thanks.
[03:17] <linux> josh: try typing that in in terminal (applications -> accessories -> terminal)
[03:17] <LogicFan> it doesn't seem to matter whether or not i have the focused window maximized
[03:17] <linux> josh: np
[03:18] <josh> but I followed the instructions for my version to "unlock" the w64codecs" package, and there's only three actual codecs included in the package?!?
[03:18] <mostafa_> linux: I am in 9.04
[03:18] <linux> mostafa_: ok check this URL: http://www.ubuntumini.com/2008/10/make-liveusb.html
[03:19] <linux> mostafa_: that screenshot is worth a thousand words
[03:19] <mostafa_> linux: thnx bro I check it out now
[03:20] <jhouse> Are there any special considerations for getting DSL working with ubuntu?  In the past, when I had DSL, I had to install special software with windows.
[03:21] <Seijaku> None of you are helping.
[03:21] <Gouda> Jhouse: What type of DSL do you have? Are you always on or PPPoE
[03:21] <Seijaku> I just need to change my username.
[03:21] <linux> jhouse: are you refering to ATT?
[03:21] <jhouse> Gouda, linux, it'd be with Verizon
[03:21] <linux> jhouse: ATT requires a windows computer to register DSL, then after that, linux works fine, don't know about Verizon (most software is optional for DSl working though on Windows)
[03:21] <mostafa_> linux: no difference between ubuntu DVD or CD yep?
[03:21] <Gouda> Jhouse: It depends on how the DSL is setup. I work for a DSL company.
[03:22] <linux> mostafa_: i would recommend CD if you have a popular network card, if not DVD
[03:22] <ShapeShifter499> hi
[03:22] <th_> Seijaku: easiest thing to do is to set up a new account with the new user name
[03:22] <josh> Seijaku, http://lmgtfy.com/?q=ubuntu+change+username&l=1
[03:22] <Gouda> Jhouse: If your mode is configured to authenticate for you, you shouldn't have any issues but if you have to dial in you might have to setup something
[03:22] <Gouda> mode=modem
[03:23] <zebaztian> what was gnome's dolphin?
[03:23] <linux> !dolphin | zebaztian
[03:24] <zebaztian> file manager!
[03:24] <zebaztian> thats it
[03:24] <linux> zebaztian: gnome's dolphin is the equivalent of window's explorer.exe (it should now use nautalis though
[03:24] <zebaztian> whats gnome file manager
[03:24] <n-iCe> What's the ext4 advantage?
[03:24] <linux> !ext4 | n-iCe
[03:25] <mostafa_> linux: and another thing no difference between Kubuntu and Ubuntu CD?
[03:25] <zebaztian> i have kde 4.3 and gnome but i can only see dolphin
[03:25] <uninverted> I can't start GDM (screen with nothing but cursor for a while then dies), and when I use startx, the mouse and keyboard don't work. I tried messing with my xorg.conf, but it doesn't seem to have anything to do with it.
[03:25] <jhouse> Gouda, what should I be looking for on their website?  The info at http://www22.verizon.com/Residential/HighSpeedInternet/SystemRequirements/SystemRequirements.htm appears useless.
[03:25] <n-iCe> linux you use ext4?
[03:26] <linux> mostafa_: Ubuntu CD is GNOME graphical user interface and program set, as aposed to KDE (and kubuntu has its own irc channel #kubuntu)
[03:26] <linux> n-iCe: yes
[03:26] <Gouda> jhouse: when you boot into windows, do you have to launch the verizon application everytime to connect to the internet?
[03:26] <DaZ> uninverted: ~/.xsession-errors ?
[03:26] <ShapeShifter499> before I do anything like more updates, I want to know, I just updated to karmic 9.10 for powepc now why are all the repo lines I have point to jaunty?
[03:26] <n-iCe> linux what's better, what can you tell me?
[03:26] <linux> n-iCe: it supports bigger file systems and a new writing algorithm for better defrag on the fly
[03:26] <jhouse> Gouda, I haven't bought it yet...
[03:26] <mostafa_> linux: K I just asked :D
[03:26] <Gouda> You haven't bought what yet?
[03:26] <linux> n-iCe: there maybe more features...anyone else know anymore
[03:27] <n-iCe> linux ok, but in a home pc, will be there differences?
[03:27] <mostafa_> linux: Because I have Ubuntu DVD and Kubuntu CD
[03:27] <jhouse> Goud, I'm not using DSL at the moment.  I'm using an always on cable modem, but it sucks...
[03:27] <ShapeShifter499> well?
[03:27] <uninverted> DaZ: Hang on, it's huge, I'm putting it on pastebin
[03:27] <linux> mostafa_: i would stick with the Ubuntu DVD then
[03:27] <th_> n-iCe: I think it's advantages in recovering from an outage
[03:28] <Gouda> Well if you get DSL, and you plan on running linux. I would suggest getting an always on DSL with static IP address
[03:28] <th_> n-iCe: so it's probably not a huge deal for a home box
[03:28] <mostafa_> linux: K
[03:28] <mostafa_> ;)
[03:28] <cweilem> Hey everyone - any suggestions for setting up an e-mail server in Ubuntu (which app) and how to set it up to send and receive through Gmail?
[03:28] <Gouda> This will allow you to run apache and host webpages on your machine, ftp, mail server, make remote desktop easier, etc
[03:29] <dorkface> Hi all.  Is there a way to display and use applets on the desktop without using gnome-panel?
[03:29] <Gouda> Cable is usually DHCP so each time you connect your IP MIGHT change. This is why static IP with DSL is the way to go
[03:29] <DaZ> dorkface: define applets
[03:29] <SlickT10> any one had problems with thier macbook express card slot?
[03:29] <uninverted> DaZ: I don't know how much is relevant. http://pastebin.com/decc7ee5
[03:29] <Gouda> I am on DSL through Covad, and I have static IP and my login and pw for my dsl is inputted into the modem/router itself so all I have to do is configure lan and Im on the net
[03:30] <DaZ> uninverted: do you have dbus and hal running?
[03:30] <Hillshum> How do I load a jnlp file
[03:30] <Hillshum> ?
[03:30] <dorkface> DaZ: I want to be able to click on the "networkManager Applet" in a small designated area, without the use of gnome-panel
[03:30] <ShapeShifter499> ??
[03:30] <Gouda> Does that answer your question Jhouse?
[03:31] <jhouse> Gouda: About as well as I expected.  It does help me ask the right questions when I call them
[03:31] <uninverted> DaZ: Right now? I'm on a livecd. Before? I don't think so; networking didn't work from the command line.
[03:31] <jhouse> Thanks for the help gouda
[03:31] <DaZ> uninverted: xorg needs hal to run
[03:31] <NoelJB> #join #nm
[03:32] <dorkface> DaZ:  I want to be able to uninstall gnome-panel, but still have access to the "NetworkManager Applet"
[03:32] <ShapeShifter499> anyone know??
[03:32] <Gouda> Jhouse: Just make sure when you call them you are plan on running linux. That way they can probably send you a disk linux compatible
[03:32] <uninverted> DaZ: How do I start hal as a daemon?
[03:32] <h4f> hi all
[03:32] <Gouda> Anytime dude
[03:32] <DaZ> uninverted: /etc/init.d/hal start
[03:32] <DaZ> i think
[03:33] <uninverted> Daz: I'll try it in a chroot
[03:33] <DaZ> uninverted: chroot!=actually running system
[03:34] <shamm> hi all
[03:34] <shamm> what's new?
[03:34] <linux> !find jnlp | Hillshum
[03:34] <linux> Hillshum: ensure you have those packages installed
[03:34] <uninverted> DaZ: Absolutely, but I don't want to wait for the livecd to boot again :)
[03:34] <Hillshum> linux: all?
[03:35] <Guest21244> HAY HOW CAN I HACK WITH UBUNTU?
[03:35] <linux> Hillshum: that would be a good start by installing all of them
[03:35] <ShapeShifter499> ?????
[03:35] <bobbob1016> I was moving an ext4 fs that had /home, and it got interrupted.  I found my backup superblocks, but it still says I don't have them.  Can anyone help me successfully run fcsk on it?
[03:35] <h4f> where do I find ubuntu documentation. I mean in somewhere like /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/ondemand I have many files. I wand the description of them. I need the documentation of architecture and how the whole think works
[03:35] <Hillshum> Guest21244: Fixing your caps lock key might help
[03:35] <DaZ> Guest21244: try hacking with gimp
[03:36] <DaZ> please wait  54 minutes or click here to enjoy unlimited use of megavideo
[03:36]  * DaZ rages
[03:36] <ShapeShifter499> before I do anything like more updates, I want to know, I just updated to karmic 9.10 for powepc now why are all the repo lines I have point to jaunty?
[03:36] <uninverted> Guest21244: try ping <IP_ADDRESS>
[03:36] <josh> Guest1178, ssh <IP_ADDRESS>, enter your username and password, and your'e in!
[03:36] <linux> Hillshum: i cannot find anything on that on the internet, i would recommend trying in terminal: java -jar *.jnlp
[03:36] <ShapeShifter499> ??
[03:37] <bobbob1016> josh: Wrong "guest" you meant 21244
[03:37] <josh> bobbob1016, there's so many.. it's like they're multiplying!
[03:37] <DaZ> josh: ssh is on by default ? :o
[03:37] <uninverted> Guest21244: Guys, should we even be talking about <IP_ADDRESS> in public? We could get arrested.
[03:38] <ShapeShifter499> Am I being ignored??
[03:38] <DaZ> ShapeShifter499: yes
[03:38] <ShapeShifter499> WHY???
[03:38] <shamm> ShapeShifter499: no, if nobody know the answer, they wouldn't answer.
[03:38] <josh> uninverted, I dont want feds t my door
[03:38] <O__o> ShapeShifter499, yes i can not see your message
[03:38] <h4f> I need the documentation of architecture and how the whole think works. for Ex. what each script in /etc/acpi is responsible for etc
[03:39] <ShapeShifter499> -.-
[03:39] <izeazal> hi all. im trying to download the wine 1.1.16 .deb and the site is down. does anyone else know where i can get that? http://wine.budgetdedicated.com/archive/index.html
[03:39] <lstarnes> ShapeShifter499: you aren't being ignored, but you should be using #ubuntu+1 for questions about karmic
[03:39] <ShapeShifter499> oh?
[03:39] <ShapeShifter499> opps
[03:39] <ShapeShifter499> I did not know of that channel
[03:39] <lstarnes> ShapeShifter499: it has not been released yet, so this channel doesn't support it
[03:39] <ShapeShifter499> sorry
[03:39] <DaZ> izeazal: compile it yourself.
[03:40] <h4f>  izeazal: try sudo apt-get install wine
[03:40] <bobbob1016> josh: I think it's safe to say we all had to ask how to get into the universal backdoor before....  so Guest21244 is going to figure it out, about the time we get a response from said guest (trying to be gender neutral)
[03:40] <Guest21244> can any one tell me how can i hack with ubuntu
[03:40] <izeazal> h4f: that would install the latest wine
[03:40] <th_> just don't tell guest21244 about ping -f -i0.01 <IP_ADDRESS>
[03:40] <shamm> Guest21244: get ax from store, and hack your computer.
[03:40] <izeazal> DaZ: that doesnt help but thanks. im looking for the .deb
[03:41] <josh> th_, oooh. I had to read for MONTHS to figure out about that.
[03:41] <DaZ> have fun
[03:41] <bobbob1016> th_: Or that he has to do applications->accessories->terminal before typing "ping -f -i0.01 <IP_ADDRESS>"
[03:41] <th_> and probably sudo in there too
[03:41] <h4f> izeazal: mostly latest. but than there is developer version . alfa beta etc versions from svn. They are on cutting edge . be ready for bugs in them
[03:41] <coolcat> Guest1178, buy Hacking from jon erickson, and you'll have a lot of code on how to hack with a ubuntu live cd
[03:42] <generic> I installed urxvt as my terminal instead of gnome-terminal, now when I open it from the menu in gnome it opens 2 instances of urxvt. Any ideas?
[03:42] <h4f> izeazal: from repositores it's the latest stable one
[03:42] <h4f>  I need the documentation of architecture and how the whole think works. for Ex. what each script in /etc/acpi is responsible for etc
[03:42] <izeazal> h4f: i need 1.1.16 specifically
[03:42] <uninverted> Guest21244: http://www.catb.org/~esr/writings/unix-koans/script-kiddie.html
[03:43] <izeazal> h4f: i cant install photoshop without 1.1.16
[03:43] <generic> Guest1178: if you dont know C or how to program that book will be more of a challenge
[03:43] <generic> Guest1178: still an incredible read
[03:43] <coolcat> generic, Guest1178, for sure
[03:43] <linux> izeazal: izeazal: wine repos are down now, try later to get them from there
[03:44] <Gouda> Anyone here familiar with WINE and Diablo 2?
[03:44] <izeazal> linux: thanks
[03:44] <generic> Gouda: the wine website has alot of documentation
[03:44] <uninverted> Gouda: Not quite, but general wine advice; don't use the one in the repos, it's really really old.
[03:45] <h4f>  izeazal: did you try installing photoshop with wine from repos ??
[03:45] <h4f>  I need the documentation of architecture and how the whole think works. for Ex. what each script in /etc/acpi is responsible for etc
[03:45] <generic> Gouda: even a rating board where they have rated the compatibility of many games
[03:45] <shamm> Gouda: If you know the answer, lemme know! :)
[03:45] <linux> izeazal: you can compile from source temporarily though if you need it now: http://ibiblio.org/pub/linux/system/emulators/wine/wine-1.0.1.tar.bz2
[03:45] <Gouda> Hmmm, I have everything installed, just get a critical error while initializing directdraw
[03:45] <stlsaint> #ubuntu+1
[03:46] <generic> h4f: you might want to google that, some how i doubt #ubuntu will know :/
[03:46] <uninverted> Gouda: This patch might help http://bugs2.winehq.org/attachment.cgi?id=15883
[03:47]  * shamm seem to recall graphical web browser for console -- but forgot how it is called.
[03:47] <uninverted> lynx?
[03:47] <mostafa_> linux: I am doing your order plz be a little patient
[03:47] <generic> shamm: there is a fb patch for links
[03:47] <shamm> lynx is textual-based web browser.
[03:47] <DaZ> uninverted: how's chrooting? :f
[03:47] <linux> shamm: w3m is installed on ubuntu by default (w3m http://www.ubuntu.com)
[03:47] <shamm> thanks linux
[03:47] <hdevalence> I'm having some problems with broken packages
[03:48] <shamm> hmm-- w3m is textual -- lemme see
[03:48] <uninverted> DaZ: Not well; reading as much as possible online efore reboot.
[03:48] <h4f>  generic: hm wait. does /etc/acpi relates to ubuntu documentation or to kernel documentation ?
[03:48] <Enflamed> hi
[03:48] <generic> h4f: kernel
[03:48] <Enflamed> WTF 1301 OF YOU
[03:48] <hdevalence> libaprutil1-dev requires libdb4.6-dev instead of libdb-dev and so the dependencies are broken
[03:48] <linux> shamm: oh, its a TUI, sorry, you can also try dillo or dillo2
[03:49] <uninverted> shamm: methinks "Graphical browser for console" is an oxymoron
[03:49] <DaZ> uninverted: there's /var/log/Xorg*.log
[03:49] <generic> h4f: trying to find out how to turn it off
[03:49] <h4f> generic: I think its kernel right . so for the whole documentation of architecture I need to search in kernel
[03:49] <h4f>  generic: ehe
[03:49] <h4f>  generic: I want to try to understand how the whole think work
[03:49] <shamm> uninverted: I've used that browser long time ago --
[03:50] <NetEcho> ubuntu should soo have a generic livecd that does a web install so that you don't have to keep burning discs for every new release lol
[03:50] <DaZ> NetEcho: use pendrives
[03:50] <NetEcho> DaZ unfortunatly whenever I do I can't complete the install
[03:51] <DaZ> :F
[03:51] <generic> h4f: well you might want to look into to general acpi information before lokking in to linux's acpi
[03:51] <DaZ> get arch
[03:51] <NetEcho> can't figure out why heh
[03:51] <DaZ> no new releases and  working penrive image
[03:51] <NetEcho> but a web install would also help as far as having all the updates right away as well
[03:51] <generic> h4f: I don't know how advanced you are so srry if that last statment annpoys you.
[03:51] <generic> ^
[03:52] <generic> ^annoys
[03:52] <h4f>  generic: yeap just wanted to say. no problem
[03:53] <generic> h4f: the folks in #kernel are really helpful if they happen to actually be talking ;)
[03:53] <uninverted> DaZ: Here's `cat /var/log/Xorg*.log`: http://pastebin.com/d1062a67e
[03:53] <pshr_> register exodus<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[03:53] <h4f> generic: I am advanced but not that much talking to them. I am still in learning process. Its just time to me goo in more deep
[03:53] <pshr_> lols
[03:54] <pshr_> sorry
[03:54] <pshr_> :P
[03:54] <maxagaz> when i run epiphany in a terminal, I get a "Segmentation Fault" on hardy
[03:54] <aj_444> How do I download a .bin file?
[03:54] <h4f> generic: kernel.org is the main one right
[03:54] <uninverted> aj_444: The same as any other file: right click, then 'Save As'.
[03:55] <generic> h4f: that is the site of the linux kernel, theremay be docs there
[03:55] <aj_444> uninverted: xD I have it saved to the desktop... but I can't open it
[03:55] <h4f> generic: ok found them. thanks . you pointed me in right direction.
[03:55] <uninverted> aj_444: Is it a program?
[03:55] <aj_444> uninverted: its google earth.