[13:52] <Bullaro> indus: im using Guided: use whole partition
[13:52] <indus> Bullaro: hmm,then when you select format  partition u get any error?
[13:53] <Bullaro> indus: occurs while its formatting, If I click OK at the error window it jumps to the live CD. If I click install there i get the same error at the same point
[13:53] <Bullaro> indus: nope... no errors then
[13:53] <MindVirus> I want to make every new shell a new screen. Can I do this by simply putting "screen" into .bash_profile?
[13:53] <indus> Bullaro: i needa screenshot
[13:53] <Bullaro> indus: wouldnt know how to do that
[13:53] <indus> ai4peter: select safe graphics mode when booting live cd
[13:54] <Bullaro> indus: and then? how do I get the SS to this comp?
[13:54] <indus> Bullaro: why not? when this error comes, press alt-prntscreen
[13:54] <mala2> Hi, how can i truncate a file with root-privileges? I tried 'sudo cat /etc/null > /var/log/logfile.log' but of course the sudo only acts on the cat and the output redirection fails because the current user lacks rights to write to that file
[13:54] <lstarnes> MindVirus: that will staft screen under that shell, not start the shell in screen
[13:54] <Bullaro> indus: that machine has no internet
[13:54] <KeesVleesch> Ellow
[13:54] <MindVirus> lstarnes, I know.
[13:55] <MindVirus> what is the best way to do the intended behavior?
[13:55] <jrib> mala2: pipe to sudo tee instead of shell redirection
[13:55] <indus> Bullaro: ok tell me stepwise what happens when you select use guided method
[13:55] <lstarnes> MindVirus: and that would also cause an infinite loop of starting screen, then the shell, then screen, then the shell ad infinitum
[13:55] <ankush123>  windows partition lost ..help anybody?
[13:55] <Bullaro> kk
[13:55] <Bullaro> brb
[13:55] <MindVirus> Ahh, I see, lstarnes.
[13:55] <lstarnes> MindVirus: you'll probably have to start screen manually
[13:55] <duane> indus: sorry to jump in, but I thought you had to set some of the drive aside for swap..
[13:55] <MindVirus> lstarnes, there's no better way?
[13:55] <KeesVleesch> I've got a question, would anyone care to help me out. It's about rdiff-backup
[13:55] <MindVirus> Is what I want unreasonable?
[13:55] <indus> duane: hmm?
[13:56] <niklas__> cairodock how tu used
[13:56] <Bullaro> indus: cant right now tho, trying the alternate cd again
[13:56] <indus> Bullaro: why not?
[13:56] <Bullaro> indus: trying the alternate cd again
[13:56] <lstarnes> MindVirus: I'm not sure if there is a better way to do that, but I only use screen when I'm running a program in the shell that I will be keeping open for a long time, like irssi or emacs
[13:56] <indus> Bullaro: dont you have live cd?
[13:57] <mala2> thanks jrib
[13:57] <MindVirus> lstarnes, you understand what I want, though, right?
[13:57] <ActionParsnip1> alternate cd rocks
[13:57] <MindVirus> Is it silly to do what I want?
[13:57] <indus> i feel blind using it
[13:57] <Rives> Moving a Partition only 2 hrs left lol
[13:57] <IRConan> is rsync'ing the root fs an OK way of migrating an installation onto a new disk?
[13:57] <lstarnes> MindVirus: you want every shell to start in screen instead of on its own
[13:58] <gausie> How can I stop my CUPS server asking for authentication every time someone tries to print. I want to remove all authentication - all the computers on the network are my own.
[13:58] <moncky> MindVirus: why do you want to do that?  I can't see the benifit
[13:58] <ActionParsnip1> indus: its lighter on the system as you dont have to run or boot an x server
[13:58] <MindVirus> moncky, let's say I connect through SSH and my connection dies.
[13:58] <MindVirus> I forgot to use screen.
[13:58] <MindVirus> I'm still safe.
[13:58] <uKnow> is there any way to figure out is the main partition is hda1 or hda2 on xp? for mount
[13:58] <flashkidd> hi all
[13:58] <indus> ActionParsnip1: i know i know but if i never used it, i dont advice for or against it
[13:58] <Bullaro> indus: I click on guided: Use entire drive>I select the drive i want to use>I click install>"Partitions Formatting">that gets stuck at 5% then jumps to 9% and gives the error>
[13:58] <duane> indus: Bullaro said they were using the whole partion
[13:58] <sivel27> hello everyone
[13:59] <duane> hi flahkidd
[13:59] <moncky> MindVirus: ok I understand, 2 secs
[13:59] <ardian_> i have a problem with my TV Tuner ubuntu isnt recognizing it Please help
[13:59] <indus> duane: it automatically does that for guided mode i believe
[13:59] <flashkidd> hi duane
[13:59] <MindVirus> lstarnes, is it stupid to do?
[13:59] <indus> MindVirus: what is stupid
[13:59] <ActionParsnip1> indus: i find it great unless you want to do any resizing fun and games (should plan partitions in that case)
[13:59] <duane> ok
[13:59] <lstarnes> MindVirus: not really
[13:59] <MindVirus> indus, have screen running for every shell.
[14:00] <indus> ActionParsnip1: one question?gparted allows resizing partitions without messing data am i right?
[14:00] <gausie> How can I stop my CUPS server asking for authentication every time someone tries to print? I want to remove all authentication - all the computers on the network are my own.
[14:00] <ActionParsnip1> indus: in most cases. gparted is gpl so has no warranties or garuntees
[14:01] <ActionParsnip1> indus: personally i've never resized as I am intelligent enough to plan my partitions first
[14:01] <indus> ActionParsnip1: ok enough with the gpl stuff now will ya
[14:01] <ActionParsnip1> indus: its a fact
[14:01] <propane> How can I open .exe files that are compatable with linux?
[14:01] <indus> ActionParsnip1: so those who dont plan it are stupid?
[14:02] <gausie> can anyone help me?
[14:02] <moncky> MindVirus: i think you want to be adding somthing into the .bashrc file, however Im not sure if you would then open a screen within a screen within a screen everytime you wanted to ctrl-a c
[14:02] <ActionParsnip1> indus: no i just think that those who intend to dual boot from a clean drive and don't plan partitions kinda are
[14:02] <Bullaro> indus: I click on guided: Use entire drive>I select the drive i want to use>I click install>"Partitions Formatting">that gets stuck at 5% then jumps to 9% and gives the error>
[14:02] <indus> ActionParsnip1: i too plan my partitions,but some user wanted advice here on that, and needs grow bigger every day,so i take offence to that
[14:02] <ActionParsnip1> indus: otherwise if its a long standing established OS then resizing is fine
[14:02] <lstarnes> propane: linux doesn't use .exe natively, but you could try running the .exe in wine (if it's a regular windows .exe) or with mono (if it's a .NET assembly in a .exe)
[14:02] <MindVirus> moncky, what is your recommendation?
[14:02] <indus> Bullaro: yes i read it
[14:02] <Whit2Spring> guys, hi
[14:03] <Bullaro> indus: oke
[14:03] <ai4peter> But I can't install ubuntu at all! I ended up installing Debian, but it seems the driver is still no good
[14:03] <ai4peter> it went blank!
[14:04] <indus> !who | ai4peter
[14:04] <ActionParsnip1> ai4peter: what hardware
[14:04] <indus> Bullaro: what are the types of partitions you selected??
[14:04] <moncky> MindVirus: try it out and see how it goes?
[14:04] <MindVirus> moncky, I don't know what to try.
[14:04] <ActionParsnip1> indus: people get offended all the time, its quite expected in a world of diversity
[14:05] <Bullaro> indus: Its just 1 partitions. Dont know wether its FAT32 or NTFS, think its NTFS tho.
[14:05] <duane> !
[14:05] <ai4peter> sorry, I am new here. My hardware is Toshiba A350
[14:05] <indus> Bullaro: hmm can you give me a printscreen of that window somehow?
[14:05] <ActionParsnip1> ai4peter: no, thats your system, the hardware is the graphics card, or the sound card, or a network device
[14:05] <propane> How can I create a partition in full? :/
[14:06] <Bullaro> indus: what window? The error screen or the partition screen?
[14:06] <ActionParsnip1> propane: run: gksudo gparted
[14:06] <indus> Bullaro: partition screen
[14:06] <ActionParsnip1> propane: gparted will help you define partitions
[14:06] <indus> Bullaro: after guided option
[14:06] <Bullaro> indus: the error screen is: http://img5.imageshack.us/img5/6927/123qxt.jpg
[14:07] <propane> I heard you can't use Gparted unless you burn it into a ISO image. Is there a program for Ubuntu that can do that?
[14:07] <indus> Bullaro: do a hard disk check with some tool
[14:07] <ActionParsnip1> propane: its on the live cd
[14:07] <indus> Bullaro: cd drive also might be end of life
[14:07] <indus> Bullaro: run hdd tests with some tool in windows
[14:08] <propane> If I don't have the live cd, do I need to re-get it then?
[14:08] <loose> Asterisk <IP_ADDRESS> ! how is it better than the previous versions?
[14:08] <Bullaro> indus: its nearly a brand new machine (well its about 2 years old but nearly never been used)
[14:08] <ActionParsnip1> propane: you will need any bootable linux cd (even gentoo minimal will do)
[14:09] <Cigimo0> I'm new to Linux. I had Windows. Only one thing to say: wow. I gtg ;)
[14:09] <Bullaro> indus: is there a linux command for chkdisk?
[14:09] <indus> Bullaro: still, i suggest you run this test to make sure thats not the issue,then we can go further
[14:09] <Bullaro> indus: since the alternate cd is nearly done
[14:09] <ethanol> Why does firefox attempt to download plain/text rather than just display it?
[14:09] <ethanol> ):
[14:09] <indus> Bullaro: oh its installing?
[14:09] <propane> So if I was to have only a USB stick, how can I extract the iso files onto my flash drive?
[14:09] <Bullaro> indus: yeah with the alt cd :P
[14:09] <indus> Bullaro: then cool
[14:09] <oskar-> ethanol:  depends also on web server settings (mime-type)
[14:09] <ethanol> I see
[14:09] <Bullaro> indus: but then I wont get a GUI
[14:10] <indus> Bullaro: no no you will later on
[14:10] <or4n9e> is there an alternative to update-notifier available somewhere?
[14:10] <indus> ActionParsnip1: is that correct,once installed from alt cd, how to get gui?
[14:10] <ethanol> oskar-: but I'm sending a header('Content-Type: plain/text'); in a php file. And firefox wants to download it :<
[14:10] <ActionParsnip1> indus: the alternate cd will give an x server
[14:10] <ethanol> oskar-: I presume that would overrule the server mime settings?
[14:10] <ActionParsnip1> indus: the minimal and server cd will not
[14:10] <oskar-> ethanol:  hm... i don't know, it should perhaps, yes
[14:10] <Bullaro> indus: gonna try that command you gave me, moymoy gave me the command: sudo apt-get install xorg xserver-xorg-core xserver-xorg-video-all xserver-xorg-input-mouse xserver-xorg-input-kbd gnome-desktop-environment | but then I get the message; Couldnt find gnome-desktop-environment
[14:11] <indus> Bullaro: so once you finish install,just reboot and you will get x
[14:11] <or4n9e> something like a simple update checker for apt?
[14:11] <Bullaro> indus: I hope
[14:11] <iceroot> or4n9e: apticron
[14:11] <oskar-> ethanol:  i would try to download the file manually with telnet to see all the headers
[14:11] <aleix> does anyone know a channel i can join to talk about vlans?
[14:11] <indus> ActionParsnip1:you mean a gui ?
[14:11] <iceroot> or4n9e: is a cli-tool which will check for updates and send you an email
[14:11] <ActionParsnip1> propane: you can use http://www.pendrivelinux.com/usb-kubuntu-904-persistent-install-windows/
[14:12] <blind|melon|chit> Has anyone else noticed lately that the weather applet for GNOME is no longer updating?
[14:12] <ethanol> oskar-: uh, how would that work. 'telnet localhost' ?
[14:12] <indus> Bullaro: wait 1 sec i ask ActionParsnip1 about gui
[14:12] <ActionParsnip1> indus: i mean an x server
[14:12] <sfdsd> hello every1, anybody know how to do kde panel-menu hidden and not appearing this anyway?
[14:12] <Ryan1> How do I install a new "start button" for ubuntu - I have downloaded the contents of a new button from gnome-look
[14:12] <Bullaro> indus: sure
[14:12] <indus> ActionParsnip1: and for the client?
[14:12] <jacquesdupontd> hi everybody
[14:12] <jacquesdupontd> i'll need a bit of time of somebody very cool :)
[14:12] <or4n9e> iceroot: interesting but not what I'm looking for - problem is ... update-notifier in intrepid does not work when logged in as root
[14:13] <jacquesdupontd> but i'm not a newbie so it will be fast i think
[14:13] <haydemon> has anybody reported problems with the Ubuntu 9.04 upgrade?
[14:13] <Bullaro> jacquesdupontd: Just ask your question
[14:13] <ActionParsnip1> indus: the alternative CD will install an x based session, it just install in text mode. The desktop C Dallows a graphical install and boots to an x session too. The miniamal and server installs boot to a command line and install in text mode
[14:13] <propane> Nope, haydemon.
[14:13] <oskar-> ethanol:  "telnet localhost 80" and then "GET / HTTP/1.0" (2x return)
[14:13] <jacquesdupontd> i was identifying
[14:13] <or4n9e> thus I'm looking for an alternative that puts out a systray notify using the notification daemon
[14:13] <haydemon> currently using hardy heron, but would like to upgrade
[14:13] <jacquesdupontd> just installed a new fresh install of ubuntu 9.04
[14:13] <ethanol> oh
[14:13] <jacquesdupontd> i have an ati
[14:13] <indus> ActionParsnip1: iam asking,once the installation is over and i reboot,do i see a gui
[14:13] <jacquesdupontd> you know the following ?
[14:13] <ActionParsnip1> indus: can you clarify "and for the client". I don't understand
[14:14] <jacquesdupontd> I WANT OPENGL :)
[14:14] <indus> ActionParsnip1: well read last message
[14:14] <ActionParsnip1> indus: if you use the alternate install, yes
[14:14] <jacquesdupontd> i wanna play warsow when i want :)
[14:14] <jacquesdupontd> yesterday i've passed all the night searching
[14:14] <indus> ActionParsnip1: Bullaro:ok it seems you will have gui on reboot
[14:14] <propane> ActionParsnip1:I don't have Kubuntu.
[14:14] <ethanol> oskar-: http://paste.robbast.nl/2PmA looks good to me
[14:14] <propane> I have Kubuntu
[14:14] <Bullaro> indus: then i think my machine is just f*cked up ;)
[14:14] <ActionParsnip1> indus: so if you use the kubuntu alternate install, it will install in text mode then once rebooted it will boot to kde
[14:14] <or4n9e> just like update-notifier do - update-manager isn't needed, I'm going to use apt-get update && apt-get upgrade followed by apt-get dist-upgrade
[14:14] <indus> jacquesdupontd: which ati card
[14:15] <jacquesdupontd> ati mobility radeon 7000
[14:15] <haydemon> so should I just take the plunge and upgrade to 9.04? I had LOTS of problems getting my 8.04 system to work with all the features I need, so I'm quite reluctant
[14:15] <Bullaro> idnus: ill retry anyway. If it wont work this time ill ask my cousin :P
[14:15] <indus> Bullaro: have you finished the alternate install?
[14:15] <jacquesdupontd> we could get propriety driver before on it
[14:15] <moymoy> Bullaro: you installed the server edition right? the server edition doesn't come with a gui
[14:15] <oskar-> ethanol:  it is text/plain, afaik
[14:15] <jacquesdupontd> and now with the new xorg it's not possible, or may it be that's why i'm here to ask
[14:15] <oskar-> ;-)
[14:15] <indus> jacquesdupontd: thats old card and you are using ubuntu 9.04 so support has been dropped for it
[14:15] <Ryan1> Does anyone have an idea why Firefox won't display images on www.gnome-look.org?
[14:15] <jacquesdupontd> i have installed like 7 kernel yesterday :)
[14:15] <indus> jacquesdupontd: i suggest you install ubuntu 8.04
[14:15] <ethanol> oskar-: argh.. I'm a dumbass =D
[14:16] <ethanol> oskar-: thanks.
[14:16] <oskar-> no problem
[14:16] <Bullaro> indus: not yet... its at about 60%
[14:16] <jacquesdupontd> first, no, and yes that's an old card
[14:16] <jacquesdupontd> it doesn't comes that it's old there's just a problem with ati
[14:16] <jacquesdupontd> not with ubuntu
[14:16] <indus> jacquesdupontd: no what
[14:16] <jacquesdupontd> and the new xorg
[14:16] <jacquesdupontd> check forums
[14:16] <indus> !who | jacquesdupontd
[14:16] <FloodBot1> jacquesdupontd: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:16] <ActionParsnip1> Ryan1: try running firefox -p   create a new profile and use that. if it works then its the profile thats at fault
[14:16] <jacquesdupontd> i've checked them all the night
[14:17] <ActionParsnip1> propane: it can use either ISO. It doesnt matter, you could use a fluxbuntu ISO if you wanted, or SuSE.
[14:17] <ActionParsnip1> propane: its just an example
[14:17] <indus> jacquesdupontd: please use my nick or some nick so we know who you are speaking with
[14:17] <Bullaro> indus: The alternate CD gave me the message: Please instert the CD Ubuntu_Jacky_Antilope
[14:17] <indus> jacquesdupontd: are you using ubuntu 9.04
[14:18] <jacquesdupontd> anyway i'm searching for someone that knows this particulary problem and had a way ot resolve it like some tried
[14:18] <Bullaro> indus: but the cd was in the drive :P
[14:18] <jacquesdupontd> indus : sorry
[14:18] <propane> I'll still need  an alternate PC still, it seems.
[14:18] <indus> Bullaro: jacky antilope hehe
[14:18] <Atomic_> !it
[14:18] <JoeM> I installed two new hds but fdisk /dev/sdd says unable to open... what am I forgetting
[14:18] <jacquesdupontd> indus, and we see it in red in xchat :)
[14:18] <Ryan1> ActionParsnip1: Thanks, I rand Firefox using "Firefox -p" but the images still don't show
[14:18] <indus> jacquesdupontd: fun isnt it
[14:18] <Ryan1> ActionParsnip1: they show in a different browser though
[14:18] <jacquesdupontd> indus, i knew it but always pleasent
[14:19] <indus> Bullaro: hmm funny message
[14:19] <moncky> JoeM: have you partitioned and formated them?  Mounted them?
[14:19] <indus> Bullaro: your cd rom or hdd is messed up man
[14:19] <Ryan1> ActionParsnip1: I cleared private data - think that might have done something
[14:19] <Bullaro> indus: Yapp.. gotta call my cousin then :P
[14:19] <JoeM> moncky I was trying to partition them
[14:19] <indus> Bullaro: mostly cd drive i feel,check the cables or something
[14:19] <Bullaro> indus: he always has about 1k spare parts ;)
[14:19] <jacquesdupontd> indus, by the i find this version extremly good it was making 1 year that i was not using ubuntu and i was obliged for this old computer
[14:20] <indus> jacquesdupontd: please tell me if you using 9.04
[14:20] <jacquesdupontd> indus, it did much evoluate in many points and that's much apprechiated
[14:20] <Bullaro> indus: I rather dont touch the hardware on that machine... that machine is scary as hell
[14:20] <indus> *appreciated
[14:20] <jacquesdupontd> indus, yes man and i don't wanna reinstall everything just to play warsow, it's quite working good for everything else
[14:20] <haydemon> Anyone: I'm a quasi beginner using Linux, currently Ubuntu 8.04, since it came out, previously on board for about 4 months; took me a lot of headaches and trial & errors to upgrade to 8.04, and would like advise on whether of not to upgrade to 9.04, and if I could expect as many problems as before?
[14:20] <indus> jacquesdupontd: ok you said you want to play warsow
[14:21] <jacquesdupontd> indus, i just putted an old trend wifi card on it and i was directly receiving wifi, didn't had to install any driver
[14:21] <indus> haydemon: what problems have you had with 8.04
[14:21] <indus> jacquesdupontd: ya its brilliant for wireless i agree
[14:21] <jacquesdupontd> really
[14:21] <JoeM> moncky what am I forgetting so I can partition it?
[14:21] <indus> jacquesdupontd: try 8.10 then, i think
[14:21] <haydemon> Indus: I had problems at first, such as connecting to the network files, sound, video, etc.
[14:21] <jacquesdupontd> indus, i don't wanna reinstall believe me
[14:22] <indus> jacquesdupontd: then no hope for warsow :)
[14:22] <moncky> JoeM: mke2fs?
[14:22] <haydemon> now I'm having problems getting a scanner to work
[14:22] <C0nn0R> wom 4
[14:22] <C0nn0R> sorry wrong command
[14:22] <JoeM> monky don't I have to partition it first?
[14:22] <c7p> does anyone know if there is a log file about that packages that i ve installed / removed from my system?
[14:22] <OttifantSir> haydemon: Which scanner?
[14:22] <Boohbah> c7p: /var/log/dpkg.log
[14:23] <jacquesdupontd> indus, you know what i've learnt in informatic ? there's always hope for every problem and this one is a really easy one compared to others
[14:23] <moncky> JoeM: you have to make a filesystem, then partition that filesystem then format
[14:23] <jacquesdupontd> indus, i may have to wait
[14:23] <c7p> Boohbah: thx man
[14:23] <haydemon> OttifantSir: HP Scanjet 5300C
[14:23] <rusty-> Hello guys! my friend get's this error when installing programs from the terminal E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem.
[14:23] <jacquesdupontd> indus, but there's already some patches comming to patch catalyst drivers
[14:23] <JoeM> moncky grumble, must have had it backwards
[14:23] <Boohbah> rusty-: did you run 'dpkg --configure -a' ?
[14:23] <grawity> rusty-: then do what it says.
[14:23] <indus> jacquesdupontd: yes i think someone might add support in some time
[14:23] <rusty-> Boohbah: yeah I told him to do that
[14:24] <grawity> rusty-: with sudo?
[14:24] <moncky> JoeM: actually I think I have it backwards
[14:24] <oskar-> rusty-:  with sudo in front
[14:24] <rusty-> Boohbah: still waiting for his answere though
[14:24] <moncky> JoeM: http://www.techotopia.com/index.php/Adding_a_New_Disk_Drive_to_an_Ubuntu_Linux_System
[14:24] <jacquesdupontd> indus, an exemple when i reinstall ubuntu multi boot with windows i had a "a disk read error occured" when launching windows, everybody was telling me it's dead man format all and reinstall everything i've said NO, i know we can solve that thing, and i did it alone
[14:24] <indus> c7p: synaptic>file>history
[14:24] <Guest16433> big deal
[14:25] <hareldvd> After some unknown time my machines audio capabilities stop as if were hijacked. Any idea?
[14:25] <jacquesdupontd> indus, i go always as far as i can to resolve a problem and for now i never didn't resolved one
[14:25] <haydemon> OttifantSir: figured out that I may have to downgrade the libsane to an older version (1.0.18-3ubuntu1), but I'm afraid it may cause other problems if I do
[14:25] <JoeM> moncky I'm an idiot... forgot sudo
[14:25] <indus> jacquesdupontd: ok man good for you
[14:25] <indus> good luck
[14:25] <c7p> indus: thx but i want sth that i can access(eg logfile) it without gui
[14:25] <Guest16433> what's up with the crappy glut support
[14:26] <jacquesdupontd> indus, and i was thinking that on this BIG channel that is #ubuntu i'll find someone in my position that found the trick but it doesn't seem
[14:26] <indus> c7p: ok then someone gave u a command line option before me
[14:26] <jacquesdupontd> indus, at least thank you for having tried to help me
[14:26] <indus> jacquesdupontd: there are ways
[14:26] <indus> jacquesdupontd: wait let me google it
[14:26] <JoeM> moncky thanks
[14:27] <jacquesdupontd> indus, thx a lot, do you mind if i just go smoke a cig outside the bar during your search i come back right onw
[14:27] <jacquesdupontd> you can /query me if you want btw
[14:27] <indus> jacquesdupontd: np
[14:27] <moymoy> i hate hunting down dependencies D;
[14:29] <NotSure> how to mount the cd/dvd so I can see it.. there is no icon on desktop
[14:30] <moymoy> NotSure: gnome isn't mounting them automatically?
[14:31] <indus> jacquesdupontd: http://ubuntu-ky.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1137467&page=3
[14:31] <NotSure> moymoy I used it to do a k3b copy and burn but I cant see what is on the dvd
[14:32] <ethanol> how can I add more locales to the locales supported list?
[14:32] <moymoy> NotSure: oh.. in that case, just open and close the drive again..
[14:32] <NotSure> i was thinking the same thing.. thx
[14:32] <erxin> i cant surf with firefox anymore, i have reinstalled it, i have reinstalled tinyproxy, dansguardian, but when i surf with firefox i get blanco screen, and sometimes i get proxy error
[14:33] <JoeM> using mdadm how can I see which drives are in an array?
[14:33] <NotSure> hummm  didnt work.. stil cant see the icon or what is in the dvd drive
[14:33] <ethanol> how can I add a locale?
[14:34] <OttifantSir> haydemon: This page has a workaround: http://www.buzzard.me.uk/jonathan/scanners-usb.html Which costs money. Here's another site on your problem: http://members.chello.nl/~j.schoone/scanning.html
[14:34] <nomoa> is there a way to avoid process overlapping inside crontab?
[14:34] <jacquesdupontd> indus, im back
[14:34] <jacquesdupontd> did you found something
[14:34] <jacquesdupontd> indus, oh i check
[14:34] <ethanol> nomoa: ?
[14:35] <OttifantSir> ethanol: System -> Preferences -> Language Support
[14:35] <minimec> NotSure: Try to mount another DVD. Check if you had a burning failure... If you reburn make a md5 checksum test if possible.
[14:35] <ethanol> OttifantSir: yea found it already, but thanks
[14:35] <Ubt> i neeed change the resolution of screen in text mode, how i do this?
[14:35] <nomoa> ethanol: * * * * * echo launched >> /tmp/log.txt; sleep 10m
[14:36] <ethanol> nomoa: why would you do that? :<
[14:36] <jacquesdupontd> indus, by the way i'm really stupid i didn't used ext4 i did as usual and took manualy ext3
[14:36] <nomoa> ethanol: I can't control the time a cron job take and I don't want to launch it twice at the same time
[14:36] <jacquesdupontd> indus, can i change it on the fly ?
[14:36] <jacquesdupontd> indus, without reinstalling
[14:36] <ethanol> nomoa: then have the script check if it is running
[14:37] <Ubt> i need to change the screen resolution in text mode, how i do this?
[14:37] <ethanol> nomoa: not cron
[14:37] <nomoa> ethanol: ok thanks
[14:38] <JoeM> I'm trying to add a new drive to an existing LVM, do I have to format the drive as ext3 first?
[14:40] <jacquesdupontd> please people dselect is a sort of what we have on ubuntu in graphic mode ?
[14:40] <laeg> currently i open irssi from a shortcut in the apps menu which launches terminal with a profile that runs the command 'screen irssi' allowing me to remotely access it when i'm offsite. is there a command i can use instead that will launch irssi but *if* there's one running already in screen use that one instead? i've tried screen -rd and it doesn't work
[14:40] <bawok> hello i need help  how open socket for eggdrop?
[14:40] <jacquesdupontd> indus, are you still there i would need a bit of help to understand well what the post says exactly to do
[14:41] <HippyEwan> Hey. I'm trying to create a bootable USB memory stick of Ubuntu. I've used the USB startup disk creator with my Ubuntu CD, but when I try to boot from it just ignores it and boots from the HD. The BIOS priority is correct - Removable, CD-ROM, then HD. Any suggestions?
[14:41] <llutz> laeg: this works fine here:      irssi='screen -S irssi -xR irssi'
[14:43] <ankush123> i need help using testdisk
[14:44] <ankush123>  i need help using testdisk?
[14:44] <wapko> laeg: i use: screen -RaAd irssi irssi
[14:44] <s27> i have a usb ethernet device connected to my PC. i also have a ethernet connected to my PC. both use different IP's. usb device is connected to my pc. and ethernet to the local lan. how do i bridge the two
[14:46] <geremy> hi, strange i changed ubuntu to xubuntu on my 1000he and no sound :( can somebody help?
[14:49] <rgz> Is there a generic problem with the 2.6.28-13 kernel build on i386?
[14:50] <laeg> llutz, wapko: can you explain the difference between 'screen -S irssi -xR irssi' and 'screen -RaAd irssi irssi'?
[14:50] <zaggynl> hi, is it possible to disable sound on livecd boot?
[14:50] <path1> hello, could someone tell me how to add a program to the startmenu with superuser rights? i've installed virtualbox, but it has no access to several important services of the OS. so i think its because it doesnt have enough rights. so maybe i have to start it in superuser mode, but i dont know how to add a startmenu entry that gives the program superuser rights
[14:50] <wapko> laeg: absolutely not :P i havent the faintest. but it works as i want it to
[14:50] <zaggynl> (I don't want to disturb my colleagues with some jungle drums hammering away)
[14:50] <grawity> laeg: the one with -d detaches any existing sessions before attaching from the current one, and -x leaves both attached instead
[14:50] <indus> zaggynl: mute speakers what else
[14:51] <zaggynl> that's great but it doesn't have a mechanical mute
[14:51] <indus> zaggynl: what kind of mute does it have
[14:51] <zaggynl> button that only works once in a OS
[14:51] <OttifantSir> path1: Have you added yourself to the virtualbox group?
[14:51] <grawity> zaggynl: does it have a headphone jack?
[14:51] <zaggynl> yeah
[14:51] <cudev> How do you preseed away the installer question "unmount partitions that are in use?"
[14:52] <zaggynl> I could stick a headset in there
[14:52] <zaggynl> see what happens
[14:52] <indus> zaggynl: sure
[14:52] <grawity> zaggynl: plug anything and see if it mutes the speakers. Even a cut off plug should work
[14:52] <indus> zaggynl: no other way that i know of
[14:52] <zaggynl> I wish that came in the boot options menu
[14:52] <indus> zaggynl: strange question
[14:52] <indus> :)
[14:52] <zaggynl> oh, but I am a strange man
[14:52] <myk_robinson> notice my desktop coming up a bit slower than usual.. What can i do to troubleshoot this? The actual boot to the GDM screen is fine, but it seems to take a bit to render the desktop. Once its there, everything works fine.
[14:53] <laeg> wapko, llutz, grawity: ty. leaving both attached seems to make sense to me.
[14:53] <indus> myk_robinson: normal when loading the x server
[14:53] <myk_robinson> By long, its not REAL long, just longer than usual, takes maybe 12-15 seconds after login, whereas, best I can recall, it used to be much faster.
[14:53] <indus> myk_robinson: same with me, you have nvidia?
[14:53] <myk_robinson> indus: yes
[14:53] <geremy> hi, strange i changed ubuntu to xubuntu on my 1000he and no sound :( can somebody help?
[14:53] <myk_robinson> maybe it was this way all along, and now I'm just paying attention to it
[14:54] <path1> @ottifantSir what is the virtualbox group and how can i add myself to it? ...by the way, where is my home directory located?
[14:54] <cudev> Anyone know anything about preseed scripts?
[14:54] <indus> myk_robinson: disable some startup apps , do u have gdesklets,compiz etc enabled
[14:54] <uknown> is there a way to turn on ssh on ubuntu
[14:54] <Zencyde> Man, when are Firefox 3.5 and VLC 1.0 being added to the repositories?
[14:54] <indus> uknown: install openssh-server
[14:54] <zaggynl> well that did the job, no noise at livecd boot
[14:54] <myk_robinson> indus: compiz, yes.  gdesklets or screenlets, no
[14:54] <grawity> zaggynl: Firefox 3.5 is firef-x3.5
[14:54] <grawity> errr
[14:54] <grawity> Zencyde: ^
[14:54] <Zencyde> Zencyde?
[14:54] <Zencyde> :)
[14:55] <diddy> Which X-Server does Ubuntu use? XFree86 or X.org-X11 ?
[14:55] <grawity> and I obviously meant firefox-3.5
[14:55] <grawity> diddy: I think it's Xorg
[14:55] <cudev> Anybody? Preseed scripts?
[14:55] <teju> hi
[14:55] <indus> uknown: ssh -client is already installed by default i belive
[14:55] <myk_robinson> indus: the only extras I have on startup are dropbox and guake.
[14:55] <diddy> Is there any way to find out?
[14:55] <Zencyde> Oh, wasn't so obvious to me. Ubuntu has interesting package naming conventions.
[14:55] <indus> myk_robinson: its normal i think
[14:55] <minimec> diddy: Ubuntu uses xorg for years now. Even debian switched to xorg
[14:55] <myk_robinson> indus: no big deal, i think maybe I just haven't paid attention historically
[14:55] <grawity> diddy: it has xorg.conf, so it uses Xorg :)
[14:56] <diddy> Thx
[14:56] <indus> myk_robinson: try going to startup apps and removing some stuff to see if that takes down time
[14:56] <grawity> besides, isn't xfree86 ... kinda old?
[14:56] <path1> i succeeded in making that start menu shortcut with putting gksudo in front of the command which starts virtual box
[14:56] <OttifantSir> 'path1: System -> Administration -> Users and Groups -> Edit Groups. At the bottom, there is a group called vboxusers. Mark it and press Properties, then check your name in the dialog. Your home-folder is located at /home/username/
[14:56] <Zencyde> Wonder when Canonical is going to invest money in fixing X.org. :x
[14:56] <axisys> how do I play this inside ff? http://www.sun.com/solutions/hpc/development.jsp?intcmp=3031
[14:56] <axisys> do I need to reinstall mozilla mplayer plugin ?
[14:56] <axisys> since I upgrade ff 3.0.10 to 3.5
[14:56] <FloodBot1> axisys: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:56] <zaggynl> grawity: revenge!
[14:56] <Halitech> is openssh-server on the cd?
[14:56] <myk_robinson> indus: do you have winbind listed under services?
[14:56] <uknown> haha
[14:56] <cudev> I've got my entire preseed script finished except for this one question that comes up - I'm getting desperate...
[14:56] <indus> myk_robinson: nope
[14:56] <indus> myk_robinson: what is it
[14:57] <grawity> Halitech: I don't think it is.
[14:57] <Halitech> grawity, dang
[14:57] <OttifantSir> path1: Sorry, forgot to tell you to unlock after getting into Users and Groups
[14:57] <myk_robinson> i wonder if that is it. I installed ProFTP the other day, i think it may be need for that.
[14:57] <Zencyde> What the balls is "Shiretoko Web Browser"? Is that Firefox renamed?
[14:57] <grawity> Halitech: Download it to an USB drive, if you need.
[14:57] <myk_robinson> indus: it is marked as "Account Information Resolver", i think it has to do with finding systems on the netwok by name versus IP
[14:57] <myk_robinson> indus: i wonder if that service starting may be some of my slowdown
[14:57] <grawity> Zencyde: Shiretoko is the codename for Firefox 3.5 betas.
[14:57] <grawity> !ff35
[14:58] <Halitech> grawity, not me, trying to help unknown
[14:58] <indus> myk_robinson: maybe
[14:58] <minimec> Zencyde: That's the internal codename for Firefox-3.5
[14:58] <myk_robinson> anyone have info on winbind? i assume it is not a necessary startup service?
[14:58] <Zencyde> Ah, okay. I was completely unaware. Thank you. :)
[14:58] <Deiniftely> Hey All, is there any command for Ubuntu that will let me to choose my monitor from some kind of list ? Because Ubuntu won't detect mine, and my resolutions and refresh rates are limited to very stupid numbers...
[14:59] <Zencyde> Yay, now a crash in one tab won't take down my browser!
[14:59] <rgz> Is there a generic problem with the 2.6.28-13 kernel build on i386?
[14:59] <indus> Deiniftely: try systemconfig-display in terminal
[14:59] <SoulBlade> what is the command to see the package name to pass to apt-get - im looking for a package that installs glib-2, gobject-2, and ghtread-2
[14:59] <rgz> A number of people claim that it doesn't boot.
[15:00] <SoulBlade> there was soething i could list and then pass to grep - forgot what it was though
[15:00] <minimec> Zencyde: Well... Try to play a flash vid on youtube in fullscreen.. ;) At least my nvidia ge7600 doesn't love that at all.
[15:00] <Zencyde> I have a 7600, I know how much it loves it. :)
[15:00] <Zencyde> And I'm running at 1080p D: D: D:
[15:00] <indus> axisys: that looks like flash video
[15:00] <OttifantSir> SoulBlade, how about apt-cache search? It might just search your local cache thought
[15:00] <jrib> SoulBlade: you should have all those libraries by default
[15:01] <SoulBlade> im trying to build swfdec and its complaining about not having them
[15:01] <axisys> indus: how do I play it.. i see it just sits there with an window .. nothing plays
[15:01] <indus> axisys: click on it whatelse
[15:01] <jrib> SoulBlade: why?  swfdec is in the repositories
[15:01] <axisys> indus: do I need to reinstall flah plugin since the ff upgrade ?
[15:01] <SoulBlade> i have to make some mods to it
[15:01] <indus> axisys: it says watch now, did u click (stupid question)
[15:01] <jrib> !source > SoulBlade
[15:01] <minimec> Zencyde: I have a brutal crash doing that with firefox 3.5 with a dual screen setup. CAn you confirm that behaviour with your 7600 configuration?
[15:01] <axisys> indus: hehe.. ofcourse I clicked it
[15:02] <axisys> indus: that opened a window .. but nothing starts there
[15:02] <Zencyde> Afraid not. Ask me later when I get another monitor. If it's truly necessary that you know, I have an older CRT I could pull out.
[15:02] <indus> axisys: for me flash player loads fine(relatively speaking)
[15:02] <Zencyde> Er, to minimec. :)
[15:02] <sfdsd> evioen use kde? how I can restrict "run command" into context-menu?
[15:02] <axisys> indus: it was fine for me too until I upgraded ff from 3.0.10 to 3.5
[15:02] <jrib> SoulBlade: modify the source package then, grab the source as in ubottu's link, increment the version number (dch -i), append "~soulblade1" to the package version, install deps (sudo apt-get install build-dep NAME_OF_PACKAGE, build package as in link
[15:03] <indus> axisys: how exactly did u upgrade? i have both ff side by side cos i isntall from synaptic
[15:03] <SoulBlade> i take it swfdec 0.8.4 is not available?  i get .8.2
[15:03] <minimec> Zencyde: I don't want you to buy a monitor.. ;) Can you confirm some crashes with firefox-3.5/flash in Fullscreen on your single Monitor setup.
[15:03] <indus> axisys: i suggest you install similarly
[15:03] <jrib> SoulBlade: check backports or upgrade the source yourself
[15:03] <axisys> indus: i used synaptic too ..
[15:03] <jrib> !packaging > SoulBlade
[15:04] <indus> axisys: then both versions exist
[15:04] <Zencyde> Ah, it's never crashed in full screen. Just lags a whole lot. :) A whooolllleeeee lot.
[15:04] <Zencyde> I usually download the flv container or an mp4 from Youtube if I want to watch Flash in full screen.
[15:04] <axisys> indus: update-alternatives --config firefox shows both version
[15:04] <OttifantSir> SoulBlade: A direct link 0.8.4: http://swfdec.freedesktop.org/download/swfdec/0.8/swfdec-0.8.4.tar.gz
[15:05] <minimec> Zencyde: SO it is somehow 'working' even with firefox-3.5?
[15:05] <axisys> indus: and 3.5 is default
[15:05] <logic> how can i change the colour of the bash screen??
[15:05] <indus> axisys: hmm i dont know how you selected itto be default
[15:05] <Zencyde> minimex: Oh wait, you meant with Firefox 3.5 Sorry, I completely missed that.
[15:05] <indus> axisys: try reinstall flash
[15:05] <jrib> logic: depends on what you mean.  Do you want to change the appearance of the prompt or do you want to change what the color red is?
[15:05] <minimec> Zencyde: Yeah. Please check that. Would be interresting to know.
[15:06] <Zencyde> You bastard, you made me crash Firefox. D:
[15:06] <logic> jrib: i want to change the appearance of the prompt... the colour of the background
[15:06] <axisys> indus: was it apt-get install flash may be?
[15:06] <logic> jrib: from black to white
[15:06] <jrib> logic: google "bash color prompt"  As for the background, right click -> edit current profile
[15:06] <indus> axisys: apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[15:07] <llutz> logic: http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Bash-Prompt-HOWTO/
[15:07] <logic> jrib: ok ;) thanks
[15:07] <cusco> hi
[15:07] <Zencyde> Er, notification to minimec, in case you aren't looking.
[15:07] <axisys> indus: thanks
[15:07] <indus> axisys: welcome
[15:08] <minimec_> Zencyde: I hit the wrong button and closed my irssi terminal. You were saying? You had a crash too?
[15:08] <Zencyde> Yeah, it's crashed.  D:
[15:09] <logic> does someone know the certification that is released by the ubuntu and canonical corporation?
[15:09] <indus> axisys: quit any other browser, delete cache
[15:09] <usr13> !certification
[15:10] <minimec_> Zencyde: So you see. There is still some work to do in firefox 3.5, but the browser is definitly faster on my system. Also the NoScript Plugin isn't available for now.
[15:10] <indus> ucp
[15:10] <Zencyde> Yeah, I wasn't aware that it was incompletey.
[15:10] <usr13> logic: http://www.ubuntu.com/news/ubuntucert
[15:11] <usr13> logic: http://www.vtc.com/products/Ubuntu-Certification-Tutorials.htm
[15:11] <Zencyde> Is there a command to kill processes by name instead of ID?
[15:11] <axisys> indus: working now.. thanks a lot
[15:11] <wdyrt> Zencyde, pkill
[15:11] <indus> axisys: heh good
[15:11] <test_id> hi
[15:11] <indus> axisys: dont forget to click on any 'watch now' links in future :P
[15:12] <Zencyde> Thank you, wdyrt. You're my new favorite person. :)
[15:12] <minimec_> Zencyde: try killall mplayer in the console, or open 'sudo top' to kill it by process number
[15:12] <wdyrt> :-) i like the easy questions
[15:12] <Zencyde> Haha, I was killing it by process number.
[15:12] <Zencyde> It was just taking forever. D:
[15:12] <indus> wdyrt: we all do :)
[15:12] <richardcavell> Everyone, I use rsync --delete to make an exact backup of my Ubuntu installation onto a destination drive. I want to maintain a directory on the destination volume that is not touched by rsync.  They always say you should skip generations.
[15:14] <diddy> I don't get it. Why is the default run level for Ubuntu Desktop 2? Doesn't Ubuntu follow the standard run levels?
[15:14] <sleepy_cat>  c_nick
[15:14] <logic> usr13: do you know if this certification is useful to find a job?
[15:14] <Pici> diddy: iirc debian's default run level is 2 as well.
[15:14] <Zencyde> Canonical is pulling an embrace, extend, extinguish on the Linux community.
[15:15] <Zencyde> Shit, was I not supposed to talk about step 2? :(
[15:15] <usr13> logic: Sorry, I have no idea.  It's pretty new... so.
[15:15] <Pici> Zencyde: Please mind your language here and try to keep it on topic
[15:15] <grawity> diddy: Ubuntu uses Upstart, which doesn't really care about runlevels that much.
[15:15] <homy> Hi, I installed "koffice-kde4" from jaunty-backports to try out koffice 2. Unfortanetely, kpresenter fails to start (if I run in on the terminal, it doesn't output anything and I get a new prompt in 1-2 seconds). Any help would be appreciated.
[15:15] <diddy> Pici: Yes but usually runlevel 2 is multiuser only, right? No X or net
[15:15] <Zencyde> Sorry, Pici. I was responding to diddy as a joke. :)
[15:16] <grawity> diddy: "Usually" was on SysV init, which Ubuntu does not use, AFAIK.
[15:16] <Pici> diddy: I'm unsure, sorry :/
[15:16] <usr13> logic: But it couldn't hurt.  There are more and more jobs that are coming along that require Linux experience.
[15:16] <tsimpson> diddy: runlevels 2-5 are the same in Debian and Ubuntu
[15:16] <tsimpson> diddy: there is no difference between runlevel 2 and 4 for example
[15:16] <ankush123> unable to install testdisk package
[15:16] <tsimpson> you can change that, but the default is not  difference
[15:16] <indus> ok i gtg
[15:16] <diddy> 4 is not defined.
[15:16] <wapko> /ll diddy
[15:16] <jrib> diddy: on ubuntu/debian runlevels 2-5 are identical by default
[15:17] <indus> one last question
[15:17] <grawity> diddy: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Runlevel#Debian_Linux might be helpful. BVy default, they are all the same.
[15:17] <diddy> So Debian and Ubuntu are different from all other distros?
[15:17] <dAnjou> hi, is there a gnome panel applet that shows a (pidgin) buddy list in a popup when i click on it, so that i can start conversations with a certain contact?
[15:17] <JoeM> I'm trying to build a RAID 0 array with mdadm, but it says /dev/sdd1 is too small (it's 1TB, same as /dev/sde1)
[15:17] <grawity> diddy: All distros are different ...
[15:17] <tsimpson> diddy: there is no real standard for runlevels
[15:17] <tsimpson> only some conventions
[15:17] <Kostas> Hello all
[15:17] <propane> I have the Gparter.zip file, how can I extract it?
[15:17] <usr13> default runlevel is 2
[15:18] <Kostas> can anybody help with a major Ubuntu crash?
[15:18] <jrib> !rar | propane
[15:18] <jrib> propane: erm, just click on the link
[15:18] <propane> It's a Zip file, jrib.
[15:18] <amikrop> Hello.
[15:18] <propane> Don't I need to install it?
[15:18] <amikrop> How do I delete my gpg key?
[15:18] <jrib> propane: click the link...
[15:18] <indus> dAnjou: there are many plugins for pidgin,try installing from synaptic,
[15:18] <JoeM> anyone have experience with mdadm?
[15:18] <azlon> !ics
[15:18] <amikrop> gpg --delete-key My Name
[15:18] <amikrop> doesn't work
[15:18] <indus> amikrop: go to synaptic>repositories >authentication and delete
[15:18] <amikrop> it says there is a secret key for the public key "My" and I should delete that forst
[15:19] <amikrop> * first
[15:19] <grawity> amikrop: first, you need to quote your name
[15:19] <legend2440> minimec_: that fix worked for me. i can now use you tube fullscreen with firefox 3.5
[15:19] <grawity> amikrop: second, gpg --delete-secret-key
[15:19] <amikrop> with --delete-secret-keys
[15:19] <amikrop> oh, ok
[15:19] <ankush123> how to install testdisk package?
[15:19] <grawity> amikrop: third, the Seahorse program is usually easier than command-line gpg.
[15:19] <indus> ankush123: what kind of package is it
[15:19] <minimec_> legend2440: I agree. It works for me too. jusst added export LD_PRELOAD=/usr/lib/libGL.so.1 the firefox.sh mentioned
[15:20] <amikrop> grawity: alright, thank you :)
[15:20] <legend2440> minimec_ yes same here
[15:20] <Kostas> if anyone's willing to help please msg me, thanks!
[15:20] <bazhang> ankush123, sudo apt-get install testdisk
[15:20] <jrib> !ask | Kostas
[15:20] <Kostas> thanks
[15:20] <Kostas> the question is ehm, simple
[15:20] <stevecoh1> Can someone tell me what version of Ubuntu would have produced uname of Linux ubuntu-desktop 2.6.24-19-generic
[15:21] <Kostas> I can't get to work on Ubuntu
[15:21] <grawity> stevecoh1: Any.
[15:21] <stevecoh1> so you cant tell from that.
[15:21] <stevecoh1> ?
[15:21] <homy> Can anybody help me with koffice 2 from jaunty-backports not starting?
[15:21] <Kostas> it seems that it sort of crashed, and gives me all sort of errors
[15:21] <jlaroche> Yesterday my Ubuntu system froze and I was forced to hard reset. Unfortunately now when my system loads up and I choose Ubuntu 9.04 (kernel 2.6.28-13-generic) I get the normal "Boot from (hd0,0) Starting up..." notification and I even see the Ubuntu logo with the slider bar moving back and forth, but instead of the normal loading I get a blank screen which eventually tells me "[     154.804.258] ata8.00 status: { DRDY  }" and "[    1
[15:21] <jlaroche> 64.8122020] ata8: SRST failed". My Hard drive is a Western Digital Raptor 74gb 10000rpm drive model WD740ADFD-00NLR5 and I am running an Asus A8n32SLI-Deluxe motherboard with their 1303 bios.
[15:21] <jrib> stevecoh1: check packages.ubuntu.com I guess
[15:21] <stevecoh1> thanks
[15:21] <jrib> !version | stevecoh1
[15:22] <dAnjou> indus: if i know such an applet, i wouldn't ask here o.0
[15:22] <homy> stevecoh1: run "lsb_release -a" to figure out your ubuntuversion
[15:22] <grawity> stevecoh1: lsb_release -a
[15:22] <jrib> !details | Kostas
[15:22] <stevecoh1> It's not my system, I'm trying to guess.
[15:22] <indus> dAnjou: ok sorry, have you gone to preferences and installed all plugins?
[15:22] <jrib> stevecoh1: why?
[15:22] <indus> dAnjou: the buddy ticker or something
[15:22] <minimec_> legend2440: Strange thing I always had with that GeForce 7600 in dual screen mode, was the fact that I cannot watch youtube vids in fullscreen. dailymotion works in fullscreen.
[15:23] <dAnjou> indus: maybe i missed a word, i want the list to be in the popup menue of the applet
[15:23] <Kostas> I am running Ubuntu 8.10 and whenever I boot up I get "Users $HOME/.dmrc is being ignored. This prevents the default session and language from being saved." etc
[15:23] <abhilash1> is cadence for vlsi available in opensource??
[15:23] <stevecoh1> I'm working with a vendor via trouble tickets who claims that something works on his Ubuntu but it doesn't on mine.  I can't easily get this information so I'm trying to guess what he has.
[15:23] <indus> dAnjou: what? where
[15:23] <abhilash1> i found cadence was propritery, is there any alternate software?
[15:23] <jrib> Kostas: and no guesses as to why that is?  It just started happening randomly?
[15:23] <stevecoh1> the only info I have is this uname
[15:23] <JoeM> anyone?  mdadm keeps saying my 1TB parition is too small..
[15:24] <jrib> stevecoh1: ask him the version...
[15:24] <dAnjou> indus: wait a moment
[15:24] <Kostas> Then I get "Could not update ICEauthority file /home/kostas/.ICEauthority"
[15:24] <Kostas> and then I get a blank screen with only the wallpaper
[15:24] <stevecoh1> I can, I was just trying to work around this, but I guess it isn't possible.
[15:24] <legend2440> minimec_: i just recently got a geforce 6200 because amd stopped supporting my radeon 9600 but i havent tried dual screen
[15:24] <jlaroche> Yesterday my Ubuntu system froze and I was forced to hard reset. Unfortunately now when my system loads up and I choose Ubuntu 9.04 (kernel 2.6.28-13-generic) I get the normal "Boot from (hd0,0) Starting up..." notification and I even see the Ubuntu logo with the slider bar moving back and forth, but instead of the normal loading I get a blank screen which eventually tells me "[     154.804.258] ata8.00 status: { DRDY  }" and "[    1
[15:24] <jlaroche> 64.8122020] ata8: SRST failed". My Hard drive is a Western Digital Raptor 74gb 10000rpm drive model WD740ADFD-00NLR5 and I am running an Asus A8n32SLI-Deluxe motherboard with their 1303 bios.
[15:25] <homy> Can anybody help me with koffice 2 from jaunty-backports not starting?
[15:25] <jrib> Kostas: it's impossible to help you like this.  Keep your responses to a single line and address the person you are speaking to (if anyone) please
[15:25] <indus> jlaroche:hmm
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[15:25] <jrib> stevecoh1: in any case: http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=linux-image-2.6.24-19-generic
[15:25] <minimec_> I still have a 9600mobility in my Laptop. There are lots of progresses in the OpenSource ATI driver.
[15:26] <minimec_> legend2440: I still have a 9600mobility in my Laptop. There are lots of progresses in the OpenSource ATI driver.
[15:26] <losher> jlaroche: download western digitals disk diagnostics and see if you can verify the disk/controller/mobo with it....
[15:26] <diddy> What is the difference between startx and /etc/init.d/xdm start ?
[15:27] <marco> hi. how do i install java ?
[15:27] <indus> diddy: nothing
[15:27] <diddy> Which one do I use after altering the /etc/X11/xorg.conf ?
[15:27] <jrib> diddy: one runs startx and the other runs xdm.
[15:27] <ayman> any one her to help me
[15:27] <jrib> diddy: you probably want to start xdm as that's what happens by default...
[15:27] <erikk71> biggest hard drive i hav is 20 gig
[15:27] <jrib> !ask | ayman
[15:27] <legend2440> minimec_: yes i know but when i upgraded to jaunty with xserver 1.6  tv out stopped working. i couldnt get it to work no matter waht i tried with the opensource radeon drivers. nvidia tv out works great so i'm happy again
[15:28] <jlaroche> losher - I'll try that now
[15:28] <diddy> jrib: Happens by default when?
[15:28] <nanomad> !java | marco
[15:28] <erikk71> i prefer western digital hard drives
[15:28] <jrib> diddy: when you boot your computer after a default install in which xdm is the default session manager...
[15:28] <jrib> !pm | ayman
[15:28] <jlaroche> by the way, my system has been working fine for months. Yesterday was an abberation
[15:28] <minimec_> legend2440: Oh I see. Never used TV-Out.
[15:28] <grawity> jrib: isn't GDM the default?
[15:29] <ayman> ok
[15:29] <dAnjou> indus: something like that http://www.ubuntu-pics.de/bild/18315/im_applet_V8Oz80.png (excuse my bad painting talent)
[15:29] <jrib> grawity: I'm assuming he's using xfce
[15:29] <jrib> or xubuntu or whatever
[15:29] <grawity> jrib: And that too uses GDM.
[15:29] <ayman> am anew in linux
[15:29] <stevecoh1> jrib: thank you very much.  Will this image contain the entire contents of /usr/lib?
[15:29] <erikk71> xubuntu is good for older hardware
[15:29] <jrib> grawity: then he installed xdm anyway :)
[15:29] <ayman> wat version agood for me
[15:29] <sivel27> i cant seem to figure out how to utilize my quad core converting .wmv to .avi in mencoder, hows it done?
[15:29] <marco> thanks nanomad
[15:29] <jrib> ayman: 9.04
[15:29] <ayman> now am using ubunyu9.4
[15:29] <jrib> ayman: that's a good version
[15:30] <indus> dAnjou: hmm there is something similar in 9.04 where status can be set, so iam sure this also is possible
[15:30] <ayman> thanks
[15:30] <sivel27> the line i use is simple : mencoder infile.wmv -ofps 23.976 -ovc lavc -oac copy -o outfile.avi'
[15:30] <indus> dAnjou: are you sure you have checked all plugins, there are many more in synaptic
[15:30] <ayman> can me ask agine sir
[15:30] <propane> So what do I do with the zip file of gparted?
[15:30] <wapko> sivel27: use threads=4 in your lavcopts string
[15:30] <Kostas> TO: anyone who can help. I just got a major problem here, my OS is completely frozen. I am running Ubuntu 8.10 and whenever I boot up I can only get past the username and passowrd screen and then I get an error message "Users $HOME/.dmrc is being ignored. This prevents the default session and language from being saved." Then I click OK and get another error message "Could not update ICEauthority file /home/kostas/.ICEauthority". Then the only opt
[15:30] <grawity> dAnjou: that looks kinda like the fast-user-switch applet of GNOME.
[15:31] <sivel27> nice, will try right now
[15:31] <losher> diddy: startx is run by the user to start X from the cli. xdm is run by the system before the user logs in to provide a login page and to launch X automatically. Either of them can be used to test out an xorg.conf file
[15:31] <sivel27> thanks
[15:31] <jrib> Kostas: create a new user and see if you can login
[15:31] <usr13> Kostas: df
[15:31] <Kostas> jrib: thanks, let me try this
[15:31] <dAnjou> grawity: yes, but with pidgin contacts in it
[15:32] <propane> !pastebin
[15:32] <indus> dAnjou: try the channel #PIDGIN
[15:32] <propane> What can I do with this problem? http://paste.ubuntu.com/214807/
[15:32] <Bullaro> Kubuntu 9.04 @ 550mb/698.5
[15:32] <dAnjou> someone told me, the indicator-applet would do it, but not for me here
[15:32] <indus> dAnjou: and also, suggest them as a feature ,i think its cool
[15:32] <Bullaro> Kubuntu 9.04 @ 550mb/695.8
[15:32] <JoeM> trying to create RAID 0 using mdadm, used fdisk to set up 2x 1TB drives, each with a single parition of max size set to "fd" (Linux raid autodetect), but when I try to create the array it says /dev/sdd1 is too small: 0K (that's a zero)
[15:32] <jrib> propane: try what it says
[15:32] <indus> dAnjou: ya taht applet is half dead
[15:33] <usr13> Kostas: See if you can log into tty6 and do df
[15:33] <indus> dAnjou: just some dumb icon
[15:33] <propane> Ah, thanks
[15:33] <indus> i could kill a man when he reminds me of the indicator applet
[15:33] <diddy> losher: so xdm performs the startx command?
[15:33] <dAnjou> indus: if i'd time, i would write such an applet by myself
[15:33] <jrib> dAnjou: xdm starts x
[15:33] <L3dPlatedLinux> Storage error: [File chunk write error: No such file or directory.] this is what i get in rtorrent any ideas y?
[15:34] <jrib> diddy: xdm starts x...
[15:34] <propane> How can I find my default display manager?(gdm or kdm) :/
[15:34] <sivel27> silly question, within that line, where do i put it? mencoder infile.wmv -ofps 23.976 -ovc lavc threads=4 -oac copy -o outfile.avi ?
[15:34] <Delano> Hi... I'm running Ubuntu 8.04 in VirtualBox... I just installed it, and want to install the guestOS additions... it tells me I need administrator priviledges... how do I do it?
[15:34] <indus> jrib:are you sure?
[15:34] <indus> jrib:i think both are same
[15:34] <Bullaro> guys, is it possible to switch from XP to linux without deleting any files cept for windows files?
[15:34] <diddy> So xdm is only responsible for the graphical login page and to startx? Then what is gdm and kdm for I thought gdm was for gnome and kdm for KDE.
[15:34] <jrib> indus: they're not...
[15:34] <grawity> Bullaro: yes
[15:35] <indus> jrib:ok
[15:35] <Bullaro> grawity: How?! :O
[15:35] <JoeM> odd, I got it working by just deleting and repartitioning sdd
[15:35] <Kostas> jrib: I just got into a Failsafe xterm session with konsole. Any ideas?
[15:35] <j03> Bullaro, If you just want to try it out, you could use Wubu.
[15:35] <indus> jrib they look to be doing the same thing  though
[15:35] <j03> Bullaro, *Wubi
[15:35] <marshal> hi
[15:35] <jrib> indus: bring down gdm.  Then login as your user in a tty and type "startx"
[15:35] <vigo> propane: Using a GUI?
[15:35] <Eledran> hello people!
[15:35] <LukeL_> Delano, use sudo
[15:36] <Bullaro> j03: Just realy want to switch to linux... my server is nearly done now(i hope) and want my client to be switched to linux aswell
[15:36] <propane> Yes, GNOME.
[15:36] <losher> diddy: not exactly: both startx and xdm start up X, but they do different things before X starts. startx assumes you've already logged in and are at the cli, whereas xdm provides you with a login page to login. Then, in either case, X gets started.
[15:36] <marshal> delano sudo
[15:36] <propane> If you mean design setup.
[15:36] <jrib> Kostas: did you login as another user yet?
[15:36] <JoeM> nice, 4TB (3.6TG usable) /home partition
[15:36] <diddy> But why do we need xdm if there is gdm and kdm?
[15:37] <Kostas> jrib: I don't think I can log in as another user
[15:37] <indus> jrib:thank you for that nice tidbit
[15:37] <jrib> diddy: you don't.  It's only there if you installed it
[15:37] <jrib> Kostas: did you try?
[15:37] <Boohbah> diddy: for those that don't use gnome or kde
[15:37] <indus> diddy: thats just the name for xfce
[15:37] <usr13> Kostas: See if you can log into tty6 and do df
[15:37] <diddy> aaaa
[15:37] <j03> XDE is less resource hungry.
[15:37] <diddy> OK
[15:37] <Myrtti> indus: check your facts :-(
[15:37] <vigo> propane: System>Preferences>Preferred Applications might tell you, let me look up the terminal command.
[15:37] <Boohbah> j03: XDE?
[15:37] <Kostas> jrib: I can't see how this can be done from the screen I'm in, perhaps you can guide me?
[15:37] <diddy> So since I am using Gnome I must be using gdm.
[15:37] <indus> Myrtti: which ones
[15:37] <Bullaro> !who | diddy
[15:38] <cime> hi! is black screen with fglrx driver a known problem? is there any solution to solve that, except than removing fglrx driver? (Kubuntu 9.04)
[15:38] <Myrtti> indus: xdm has nothing to do with xfce
[15:38] <jrib> diddy: you can use whichever you want
[15:38] <diddy> Is there a command with which I can find out which session manager I am using?
[15:38] <j03> Boohbah, sorry, XDM :P
[15:38] <usr13> Kostas: What screen are you in?
[15:38] <losher> diddy: they're all just variations on a theme, starting different desktops & managers, all of which run on X
[15:38] <indus> Myrtti: well iam a layman so ill believe it until someone says it isnt, my head follows logic
[15:38] <erxin> i have a Speedtouch 706 Modem/Router --> Netgear Wireless ROuter --> 2 PC's . i want to open vnc ports for login from external networks, i am tryging for 3 days now without any result
[15:38] <j03> http://vps.redfern.me/piespy/ubuntu/ubuntu-current.png - Check that out! :)
[15:38] <indus> Myrtti: here is a kindergarten question , if gdm is to gnome and kdm is to kde ,then what is to xfce
[15:38] <diddy> losher: Is there a command with which I can find out which session manager I am using?
[15:39] <Pici> indus: If you don't know the answer to a question, theres no harm in saying so, there can be harm saying something that you are sure about,.
[15:39] <jrib> diddy: /etc/X11/defalt-display-manager maybe
[15:39] <j03> Apparently jrib and indus are very close ;)
[15:39] <Kostas> usr13: I am in the screen where I'm supposed to type my username
[15:39] <Myrtti> indus: nothing specified - in Xubuntu it's gdm
[15:39] <usr13> Kostas: black?
[15:39] <indus> Myrtti: hmm is it?
[15:39] <j03> Xubuntu is xdm...?
[15:39] <Kostas> usr13: with the usual ubuntu logo
[15:39] <Myrtti> indus: usually gdm, as most xfce apps use gtk
[15:39] <usr13> Kostas: or the gui login?
[15:39] <losher> diddy: you can try running the cli command 'ps ax | egrep dm' and see which of xdm, gdm, kdm is running....
[15:39] <Rocko> I have successfully installed ubuntu. When I turned off pc and turned it back up the ubuntu 'loads' then a black screen appears.. Is there any special command for me to login or something?
[15:39] <Myrtti> j03: no
[15:39] <j03> ok
[15:39] <j03> i'm going to shut up
[15:39] <usr13> Kostas: Ctrl-Alt-F6
[15:39] <j03> my brian isnt working properly
[15:39] <iceroot> is there no acroread, java and so on in ubuntu-restricted-extras (9.04)?
[15:39] <Rocko> I have installed the desktop version
[15:39] <Kostas> usr13: its the gui login
[15:40] <Delano> Okay... sorry, I'm being a complete noob now... I want to install the VirtualBox additions via sudo... I'm in the console right now... how do I do it?
[15:40] <Pici> j03: Your brain too
[15:40] <diddy> jrib: That worked.
[15:40] <indus> Myrtti: i kknow i wasnt giving any dangerous advice so its fine ,but thanks i need to read this
[15:40] <Kostas> usr13: thanks, let me try that
[15:40] <llml> Did anyone know if mysqlslap is included in any apt packages?
[15:40] <cime> is black screen with fglrx driver a known problem? is there any solution to solve that, except than removing fglrx driver (Kubuntu 9.04, ATI Radeon HD 3650)?
[15:40] <Pici> llml: Have you looked on packages.ubuntu.com ?
[15:40] <usr13> Kostas: Hold down Ctrl and Alt keys while hitting F6 key
[15:40] <Bullaro> If kubuntu doesnt work either im gonna make the switch to Windows Vista!
[15:40] <jrib> llml: try packages.ubuntu.com
[15:40] <Eledran> I have a problem with sounds (two speakers integrated on my laptop), which have been normaly reproducing untill now but since today, when I try to play any sound, my speakers only do cracking. Is any of you able to help me, please?
[15:40] <llml> Pici: not yet, okey i'll try
[15:40] <mazda01> anyone in here know how to write a nautilus script? I just want to be able to select a file and I want it to ask me where to save the new file it's going to create. The command is: mplayer -dumpaudio inputfilename.flv -dumpfile outputfilename.mp
[15:40] <Kostas> usr13: thanks, just did that. what do I type in now?
[15:40] <llml> Pici, jrib: thx:)
[15:41] <j03> I see what I was doing wrong now
[15:41] <diddy> jrib: So I can change the default display manager buy changing the content of /etc/X11/default-display-manager ?
[15:41] <usr13> Kostas: User pass   (login)
[15:41] <j03> I assumed that the X in XDM was XFCE
[15:41] <j03> But it DOESNT
[15:41] <vigo> propane: And here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Applications
[15:41] <j03> *ISNT
[15:41] <Delano> Hello?
[15:41] <usr13> Kostas: Type in user name and then password when asked for it.
[15:41] <jrib> diddy: I don't know, maybe.  Just dpkg-reconfigure the package for the one you want as default
[15:41] <indus> j03: Hey how did you get that diagram? :)
[15:42] <Kostas> usr13: I just did, I got into a prompt
[15:42] <usr13> Kostas: df
[15:42] <Kostas> usr13: just type df?
[15:42] <j03> indus, PieSpy on my VPS, and JamesThePirate as a bot on this channel
[15:42] <mazda01> is anyone else running jaunty with pulseaudio and has a 80:01.0 Audio device: VIA Technologies, Inc. VT1708/A [Azalia HDAC] (VIA High Definition Audio Controller) (rev 10)
[15:42] <usr13> Kostas: See if anything says "100%
[15:42] <indus> Myrtti: u mean xcfe can use both gdm and xdm?
[15:42] <usr13> Kostas: Yes type   df
[15:42] <indus> j03: thank you
[15:42] <grawity> indus: it can use even KDM
[15:42] <cime> is black screen with fglrx driver a known problem? is there any solution to solve that, except than removing fglrx driver (Kubuntu 9.04, ATI Radeon HD 3650)?
[15:43] <pw-toxic> hi, are there any disadvantages when i want to set up ubuntu as a fileserver on a 3TB software raid5?
[15:43] <mazda01> i can't seem to get the volume loud enough and when I do, there's a fuzz in the background.
[15:43] <wdyrt> grawity, wow man
[15:43] <j03> indus, sokay
[15:43] <Kostas> user13: I just typed df and I get all sorts of values ranging from 0-26%
[15:43] <juke_> hi where is that startup file where you disable/enable things?
[15:43] <wdyrt> thats insane, xdm, gdm and kdm
[15:43] <bazhang> JamesThePirate, hi
[15:43] <juke_> i think NM is disable here but i forgot where to re enable it
[15:43] <usr13> Kostas: df - reports filesystem disk space  usage
[15:43] <Rocko> I have successfully installed ubuntu - desktop version. When I turned off pc and turned it back up the ubuntu 'loads' then a black screen appears.. Is there any special command for me to login or something?
[15:43] <indus> Pici: point taken
[15:43] <juke_> also once i add a mobile broadband info, how do i dial up?
[15:44] <indus> ok guys tired of helping for today :)
[15:44] <cusco> juke_: /etc/init.d/*
[15:44] <llml> Pici, jrib: no results returned. so it means mysqlslap is not included in any of the packages?
[15:44] <juke_> i see the option connect autopmaticalluy
[15:44] <indus> bye all .have a nice weekend
[15:44] <Bullaro> Will ISO9660 (Bootable), Joilet work for a Kubuntu disc?
[15:44] <wdyrt> xdm, kdm and gdm and supposed to be able to load any desktop/window manager
[15:44] <cime> is black screen with fglrx driver a known problem? is there any solution to solve that, except than removing fglrx driver (Kubuntu 9.04, ATI Radeon HD 3650)?
[15:44] <j03> indus, Bye!
[15:44] <vigo> Have a good one indus
[15:44] <Bullaro> cya indus
[15:44] <legend2440> usr13: is it possible that Kostas problem is that permissions are wrong for   .ICEauthority and .dmrc files   ?
[15:44] <minimec_> Rocko: So there is only a black screen at the end of the booting process?
[15:44] <cusco> juke_: or use sysv-rc-conf
[15:44] <juke_> cusco: is there any command?
[15:44] <jlaroche> Rocko - what kind of video card do you have? It sounds like Ubuntu is not liking your video card.
[15:44] <Kostas> usr13: indeed, the 26% is my hard drive
[15:44] <jrib> llml: yep, unless it goes by some other name
[15:44] <usr13> legend2440: I don't know.
[15:44] <yuri_> hi, can someone tell me how to download an entire youtube playlist? ive tried some FF extensions and have no luck
[15:45] <juke_> cusco: like chkconfig NetworkManager start or soemthing
[15:45] <Bullaro> Will ISO9660 (Bootable), Joilet work for a Kubuntu disc?
[15:45] <bamball> Rocko: try ctrl+alt+f1 to see if u get a prompt
[15:45] <usr13> Kostas: Any partitions full?
[15:45] <Kostas> legend2440: it must be, that's what I get in all error messages
[15:45] <llml> jrib: but it's one of the mysql client 5.1 programs listed here http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.1/en/programs-client.html
[15:45] <cusco> juke_: what are you on about? a network connection starting autoamticallY?
[15:45] <Kostas> usr13: I don't have my hard drive partitioned, and its not full, 26%
[15:45] <usr13> ls -l .ICEauthority .dmr
[15:45] <Rocko> minimec_ & jlaroche I have installed it yesterday. Already worked in it, I left the pc on through the night, then I turned off the pc in the morning. Now I come home, turn on the pc, the ubuntu loads, then the black screen apperas
[15:45] <ltcabral> how do i change my umask to 0002
[15:45] <cime> is black screen with fglrx driver a known problem? is there any solution to solve that, except than removing fglrx driver (Kubuntu 9.04, ATI Radeon HD 3650)?
[15:45] <jwfoxjr> I just noticed something recently - I found that I am not logged into the computer (sitting at login screen) that I cannot remotely access it as the interfaces are down - is this due to NetworkManger controlling the interfaces, and if so how do I get around it?
[15:46] <usr13> Kostas: You DO have your hard drive partitioned, we all do.
[15:46] <llml> jrib: all of the other programs exists in some package except mysqlslap
[15:46] <vigo> yuri_: Have you tried https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecommendedApplications <<that?
[15:46] <losher> legend2440: usr13: Kostas: home directory permissions are the first thing I would check
[15:46] <juke_> cusco: ok what i mean is, now NM is disabled on startup, i want to use it with my vodafone mobile connect activated phone, so i want to re-enable it at startup but forgot where to do so
[15:46] <LukeL_> Delano on 32bit or 64?
[15:46] <llml> jrib: it makes little sense
[15:46] <diddy> Why does my xorg.conf only consits of 14 lines?
[15:46] <jrib> llml: check the source package to see if it mentions anything about it
[15:46] <Bullaro> Will ISO9660 (Bootable), Joilet work for a Kubuntu disc?
[15:46] <cusco> juke_: in networkmanager
[15:46] <yuri_> vigo: no... will try thanks
[15:46] <minimec_> Rocko: What card are you using and did you do some updates after the install?
[15:47] <Kostas> usr13: you mean that by installing ubuntu my hard drive was partitioned? I should say that I am only running Ubuntu on my laptop, its not dual boot or anything
[15:47] <cusco> juke_: right-click on it - edit connections
[15:47] <llml> jrib: apt-cache search returned nothing about it either:(
[15:47] <Eledran|Cloned> #ubuntu-es
[15:47] <juke_> cusco: NM doesnt run on startup :P
[15:47] <usr13> Kostas: Doesn't matter if you run MS or Linux, there are partitons on your hard drive.
[15:47] <juke_> its disabled
[15:47] <losher> diddy: the newest X11 tries to autodetect as much as possible, since it's very difficult to configure by hand....
[15:47] <OzFalcon> hello
[15:47] <Eledran|Cloned> hello
[15:47] <jlaroche> Rocko - sounds typical of Ubuntu. I had a working system for months. I left my machine on, came home and saw it was frozen. I had to hard reboot, and now all I get are messages in a black screen about errno=-16 regarding my brand new HD that works fine.
[15:47] <Rocko> minimec_ : Nope. Just installed. And then turned left it running for few hours then turned it off because the storm.. Didn't even installed the wireless things for internet - was not connected
[15:47] <jrib> llml: you would want to use apt-file, but p.u.c. does the same.  You should read the source package
[15:47] <cusco> juke_: does NM does not start or only NM-applet
[15:47] <cusco> ?
[15:48] <legend2440> Kostas: in terminal type    ls -l ~/.ICEauthority   then type     ls -l ~/.dmrc   and check the permissions
[15:48] <Eledran|Cloned> can somebody help me stopping the cracking my speakers are playing when I play ANY kind of sound?
[15:48] <diddy> losher: Yes I understand but still the autodetected info must be stored somewhere?
[15:48] <usr13> Kostas: If you do not have a partition on your hard drive, it can not be formatted and therefore no filesystem or OS can be installed.
[15:48] <minimec_> Rocko: I should now what GPU you use. INtel nvidia ati? What type ;)
[15:48] <ziroday> Eledran|Cloned: have you tried lowering the PCM slider in the volume mixer?
[15:48] <juke_> cusco: possibly NM-applet
[15:48] <bazhang> Eledran|Cloned, are they maxed out?
[15:48] <usr13> Kostas: ls -l .ICEauthority .dmr
[15:49] <cusco> juke_: lauch from console: nm-applet
[15:49] <usr13> Kostas: Tell us who owns those files?
[15:49] <bazhang> Eledran|Cloned, try turning down to 70% or so
[15:49] <losher> diddy: it's kept in memory, and reconstituted every time you start X. Look in /var/log/X.log.* for the details. Warning: it's not easy to read...
[15:49] <juke_> cusco: and if it is NM itself?
[15:49] <Eledran|Cloned> ziroday: it does not mind if they are at the middle, almost muted....
[15:49] <cusco> juke_: if nm-applet starts and you can use-it just add it to your gnome-sessions
[15:49] <legend2440> usr13:  ls -l .ICEauthority .dmr     returns   ls: cannot access .ICEauthority: No such file or directory
[15:49] <legend2440> lstarnes: cannot access .dmr: No such file or directory
[15:49] <ziroday> Eledran|Cloned: and you've tried this with all the sliders, not just PCM?
[15:49] <cusco> juke_: if it starts but it says NetworkManager is not running
[15:50] <llml> jrib: thx:),  trying
[15:50] <cusco> juke_: then use sysv-rc-conf to enable NetworkManager on init 3
[15:50] <Kostas> legend2440: typed  ls -l ~/.ICEauthority and got cannot access etc... ni such file or directory
[15:50] <diddy> losher: I only have sections "screen", "module" and "device" in my xorg.conf. Now how can I change the keyboard?
[15:51] <Eledran|Cloned> I have just seen one of the sliders was totally down but not muted when it was supposed not to be at that point
[15:51] <Kostas> legend2440: typed  ls -l ~/.ICEauthority and got cannot access etc... no such file or directory
[15:51] <jn47ks> Download mit: /msg XDCC|Waterwing xdcc send 1370  md5: 4444e0b2e7702eb72733e9cc3e3ae291 crc32: D3C8769D
[15:51] <Eledran|Cloned> thanks to ziroday for the tip
[15:51] <ziroday> Eledran|Cloned: have fun
[15:51] <Eledran|Cloned> thanks
[15:52] <losher> diddy: sorry, I'm out of my depth at this point....
[15:52] <diddy> losher: Never mind I found the answer in the Ubuntu wiki. Mouse, keyboard etc are set up via HAL.
[15:52] <usr13> legend2440: Then why did he report to us an error message that says:  "Users $HOME/.dmrc is being ignored. This prevents the default session and language from being saved." Then I click OK and get another error message "Could not update ICEauthority file /home/kostas/.ICEauthority"?
[15:53] <youseenothing> diddy: you would need to add the section for InputDevice for your keyboard
[15:53] <youseenothing> something like so:
[15:53] <usr13> Kostas: Is that exactly what the error message said?
[15:53] <youseenothing> Section "InputDevice"
[15:53] <youseenothing> Identifier "Keyboard0"
[15:53] <youseenothing> Driver "kbd"
[15:54] <youseenothing> Option "XkbModel" "pc105"
[15:54] <Myrtti> youseenothing: pastebin?
[15:54] <diddy> youseenothing: No since 8.10 thx XServer knows native Plug&Play via HAL.
[15:54] <Kostas> usr13: it was longer than that. Do you want the full version of the first error message?
[15:54] <youseenothing> Myrtti: sorry...more than 3...my bad
[15:54] <legend2440> Kostas:  in terminal try   ls -al ~/  and see if .ICEauthority and .dmrc are even there
[15:54] <xbmc> anybody know how I can get 24p playback for my tv?
[15:55] <propane> Anyone know why can't I edit HDD spaces using Gparted?
[15:55] <jmoncayo> anyone here has installed wifidog?
[15:56] <Zencyde> Why does Ubuntu mount drives without proper user permissions set in place to use them?
[15:56] <Kostas> legend2440: I get ls: cannot access ~/ no such file or directory. I must say though that the tilde symbol ~ does not look right on my monitor
[15:56] <Kostas> legend2440: it looks weird
[15:57] <ziroday> Zencyde: either the mount point has incorrect permissions, or incorrect permissions are defined in fstab
[15:57] <legend2440> Kostas: try  ls -al /home/<yourusername>
[15:57] <sXeChris> hey guys, does anyone know how to add a headline on pidgin Internet messenger
[15:57] <sXeChris> ?
[15:58] <jlaroche> Yesterday my Ubuntu system froze and I was forced to hard reset. Unfortunately now when my system loads up and I choose Ubuntu 9.04 (kernel 2.6.28-13-generic) I get the normal "Boot from (hd0,0) Starting up..." notification and I even see the Ubuntu logo with the slider bar moving back and forth, but instead of the normal loading I get a blank screen which eventually tells me "[     154.804.258] ata8.00 status: { DRDY  }" and "[    1
[15:58] <jlaroche> 64.8122020] ata8: SRST failed (errno=-16)". My Hard drive is a Western Digital Raptor 74gb 10000rpm drive model WD740ADFD-00NLR5 and I am running an Asus A8n32SLI-Deluxe motherboard with their 1303 bios.
[15:58] <youseenothing> diddy: maybe something to do with /usr/lib/hal/debian-setup-keyboard
[15:58] <Zencyde> I'll try assigning my own mount points. I was referring to what Ubuntu used by default.
[15:58] <usr13> Kostas: ls -l
[15:58] <Zencyde> Rather, what it automounted with.
[15:58] <Kostas> legend2440: I get: ls: cannot open directory /home/kostas: Permission denied
[15:58] <usr13> See if  you see a user name listed other than kostras
[15:58] <youseenothing> diddy: and /etc/default/console-setup
[15:58] <sXeChris> does hard reset mess up the OS badly?
[15:58] <ziroday> jlaroche: ouch, tried an older kernel in grub?
[15:58] <legend2440> Kostas: try  sudo ls -al /home/<yourusername>
[15:58] <ziroday> sXeChris: it can do
[15:59] <jacquesdupontd> hi guys my question is simple i would like to reinstall all packages libg1-mesa* buti don't know what command to do in terminal
[15:59] <pablopenso> hola
[15:59] <jacquesdupontd> and i dont' want to do it 1 by 1
[15:59] <usr13> Kostas: ls -l  /home
[15:59] <vigo> jlaroche: Have you tried the recovery or fix dpkg stuff?
[15:59] <jrib> jacquesdupontd: why do you want to do that?
[15:59] <pablopenso> alguien que hable castellano?
[15:59] <jrib> !es | pablopenso
[15:59] <jacquesdupontd> i have my reasons
[15:59] <jrib> jacquesdupontd: well good luck with that
[15:59] <usr13> Kostas: ls -l  /home   #See who owns your home directory.
[15:59] <youseenothing> diddy:  in /etc/default/console-setup you will see XKBMODEL...set it there
[15:59] <ankush123> does any one know how to recover the hdd partitions
[16:00] <Kostas> legend2440: I just did and got a screen full of directory listings
[16:00] <jacquesdupontd> post 31 : http://ubuntu-ky.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1137467&page=4
[16:00] <diddy> youseenothing: Thx
[16:00] <jacquesdupontd> jrib
[16:00] <youseenothing> diddy: np
[16:00] <propane> ankush123:You can't recover the files after deleting the partition.
[16:00] <jacquesdupontd> i just posted you the link so you can understand
[16:00] <Kostas> legend2440 usr13: anything particular I should look for?
[16:00] <propane> If you have to add partitions, use gparted.
[16:00] <usr13> It should say something like: drwxr-xr-x 147 kostas kostas
[16:00] <propane> sudo apt-get install gparted
[16:01] <legend2440> Kostas: try what usr13 said       sudo ls -l /home   see who owns directory
[16:01] <usr13> Kostas: It should say something like: drwxr-xr-x 147 kostas kostas
[16:01] <usr13> Kostas: You are looknig for something other than your own user name as owner.
[16:02] <jrib> jacquesdupontd: reinstalling won't accomplish anything... You can use $(COMMAND) to have bash replace $(COMMAND) with the output of command, that will let you accomplish what you want
[16:02] <usr13> Kostas: What do you see in /home ?   ls  /home
[16:02] <Kostas> usr13: I just typed ls -l /home and got the following: total 12 drwxr-x--- 114 188 users 12288 2009-07-10 14:48 kostas
[16:02] <jacquesdupontd> so you are telling me there's no use to reinstall something never ?
[16:02] <jacquesdupontd> first time i hear that
[16:02] <usr13> Kostas: That is interesting.
[16:03] <jacquesdupontd> ear
[16:03] <jrib> jacquesdupontd: that's correct, unless you have manually changed something
[16:03] <novice> having trouble installing geforce 6200 could someone plz help me?
[16:03] <Kostas> usr13: interesting good or interesting messed up?
[16:03] <usr13> Kostas: sudo chown -R kostas /home/kostas
[16:03] <jacquesdupontd> it seems i did and i'm not sure but it causes bug and i did all i had to do before , reinstalling my video driver but there's still problems
[16:04] <jacquesdupontd> so i'll reinstlal all mesa and xserver-xorg
[16:04] <jacquesdupontd> just to check
[16:04] <jacquesdupontd> it doesn't cost anything anyway true ?
[16:04] <jrib> jacquesdupontd: correct
[16:04] <usr13> Kostas: Messed up.  Type the above command and change ownership to your home directory and everything therein.
[16:04] <stratocaster> hi
[16:05] <jacquesdupontd> i don't know what a sudo aptitude xserver-xorg* doesnt work
[16:05] <Kostas> usr13: I just typed the sudo chown thing. Still waiting for something to appear
[16:05] <usr13> Kostas: And then:  ls -l /home  #And tell us what it says.
[16:05] <jacquesdupontd> it doesn't the "*" symbol
[16:05] <stratocaster> anyone can try to access to my pc using ssh on gate 18? my ip is <IP_ADDRESS> and user is paolo
[16:05] <usr13> Kostas: ls -l /home
[16:05] <propane> Alright, getting mad at this. I'm trying to make my USB a live "CD", by putting an iso content on it so I can install Windows XP. However, I need help finding a program that works with Ubuntu that I can do this with.
[16:05] <Kostas> usr13: ok, I got a promt again
[16:05] <jacquesdupontd> jrib, sorrry i always forget to tell your name
[16:05] <usr13> Kostas: ls -l /home
[16:05] <Kostas> usr13: ok let me see
[16:06] <jacquesdupontd> jrib, do you have an answer for that ? i don't know what a sudo aptitude xserver-xorg* doesnt work
[16:06] <novice> ubuntu crashes when i connect my monitor to my graphics card when i connect to on board it boots fine y is this?
[16:06] <Bullaro> Are there any virus scanners available for Kubuntu 9.04?
[16:06] <jacquesdupontd> jrib, do you have an answer for that ? i don't know what a sudo aptitude uninstall xserver-xorg* doesnt work
[16:06] <jrib> jacquesdupontd: iirc you can do: aptitude install '~nxserver-xorg.*'
[16:06] <jacquesdupontd> jrib, sorry
[16:07] <jacquesdupontd> jrib, reinstall as well ?
[16:07] <Kostas> usdr13: now I got the following: total 12 drwxr-x--- 114 kostas users 12288 2009-07-10 14:48 kostas
[16:07] <usr13> Kostas: Ctrl-Alt-F7  #And try to log into the GUI again.
[16:07] <sXeChris> hey guys
[16:07] <itswhatev> hey girls :O
[16:08] <novice> lol
[16:08] <jacquesdupontd> here we go !
[16:08] <specto> !offtopic | itswhatev
[16:08] <jacquesdupontd> no in fact the lyrics are , hey boys , hey girls, superstart dj, here we go
[16:08] <itswhatev> :O
[16:09] <jacquesdupontd> chemical brothers
[16:09] <specto> !offtopic | jacquesdupontd
[16:09] <sivel27> okay, so i added in threads=4 in mencoder, and in htop, i see the 4 threads, but the cores arent close to being maxed, and the conversion actually takes longer than with a single core. hows that possible
[16:09] <Kostas> usr13: worked like miracle! everything in the right place now. Thanks! Can I ask more info about the causes?
[16:09] <novice> ubuntu crashes when i connect my monitor to my graphics card when i connect to on board it boots fine y is this?
[16:09] <usr13> Kostas: legend2440:  That is a serious malfunction, one that just doesn't happen by itself; Who did that to you Kostas?
[16:09] <jacquesdupontd> oops sorry for that i wait for an answer of jrib
[16:09] <Kostas> usr13: I was trying to instal STATA 9
[16:09] <film42> is laptop mode really worth it?
[16:09] <guyvdb_> Hi, if I make a call to syslog LOCAL0 which log file should this be showing up in? Also which facility is best to use for my own logging?
[16:10] <jrib> jacquesdupontd: try and see
[16:10] <jacquesdupontd> (but thx if i want to have fun with people i have real people instead of offtopic :))
[16:10] <wng--> i installed ubuntu 9.04 with the alternate cd, on a linux software raid1, it didn't seem to install grub, my /boot is /dev/md0 and consists of /dev/sda1 and /dev/sdb1, running grub, then root (hd0,0), setup (hd0) on a live cd doesn't seem to install grub either, any idea what I need to do to get this to boot?
[16:10] <usr13> Kostas: Ok, well, it's fixed now.
[16:10] <Kostas> usr13: STATA 9 is a statistical package. after I installed it I tried to run the programme. It didn't work, so I closed the konsole and tried to open it again. It would not open. Then tried to reboot and got all the error messages I told you about
[16:10] <jacquesdupontd> jrib, could you explain me the command "'" and the tild and the "n"
[16:10] <Illusion> Hello Folks, I have a question about PXEBOOT/tftpboot in Ubuntu 64 8.10 server edition. Is it possible to boot up Windows CD's (unattended). I can boot Linux images (Knoppix Live/Ubuntu Live/Gparted without any problems but Windows kernels don't like me. Anybody has a an idea to resolve such issue's. I know it's a lot easier to use a Windows server with RIS to remote install client machines.
[16:11] <itswhatev> Bullaro: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Antivirus
[16:11] <usr13> Kostas: Ok, well, I don't even know what SATA 9 is.
[16:11] <jroes> whats the simplest way to install a package from karmic in jaunty?
[16:11] <wildc4rd> afternoon all
[16:11]  * usr13 SATA 9 goes over head
[16:12] <film42> or laptop-mode-tools i should say
[16:12] <Kostas> usr13: Stata 9 is a statistical package
[16:12] <ankush123> partition recovery needed
[16:12] <film42> doesnt seem to do much
[16:12] <bazhang> jroes, why would you even consider that
[16:12] <jroes> bazhang: I need a newer version of a package: rake
[16:13] <jroes> why wouldn't I consider that?
[16:13] <bazhang> jroes, not supported; will lead to serious breakage
[16:13] <jacquesdupontd> jrib, anyway it worked
[16:13] <jroes> there are only two dependencies
[16:13] <jacquesdupontd> jrib, thx a lot
[16:13] <jroes> and I satisfy both
[16:13] <jroes> should be fine
[16:13] <jacquesdupontd> jrib, will see after a restart :)
[16:14] <bazhang> jroes, mixing packages from different versions is an unwise decision, in the extreme
[16:14] <Kostas> usr13: should it be safe to try and run Stata again?
[16:14] <IRConan> when resize2fs refers to 4k blocks does it mean 4000 bytes or 4096 bytes?
[16:15] <usr13> Kostas: Not sure... I'm not at all clear on why it changed ownership to your /home/kostas  so, whether it'll do it again is beyond the scope of my knowledge.
[16:16] <wng--> i installed ubuntu 9.04 with the alternate cd, on a linux software raid1, it didn't seem to install grub, my /boot is /dev/md0 and consists of /dev/sda1 and /dev/sdb1, running grub, then root (hd0,0), setup (hd0) on a live cd doesn't seem to install grub either, any idea what I need to do to get this to boot?
[16:16] <mobi-sheep> Curious -- What would be best way to test a system that you would purchase via Craigslist?  Run Ubuntu LiveCD.  Is there a cool package/tool that'll list everything and test everything, etc?
[16:16] <usr13> Kostas: I would read up on it first, see what it is supposed to do and not supposed to do and how to control it so that it does only what you want it to do.  (As I said before I do not know anything about SATA 9
[16:16] <Kostas> usr13: I sensed that, it was a lame question from my part. Was the malfunction common?
[16:17] <usr13> Kostas: The malfunction is very uncommon.
[16:17] <Kostas> usr13: do you happen to know what usually causes it?
[16:17] <usr13> Kostas: I suggest reading any documentation that comes with the application before going any further.
[16:18] <usr13> Kostas: I have not seen anything like that happen before.
[16:18] <usr13> Kostas: It is a first for me....
[16:19]  * usr13 looking at http://www.stata.com/stata9/
[16:19] <gilles_> How do I change the terminal prompt text? :) now itjust says<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[16:19] <Kostas> usr13: Stata is a very common package to do statistics at college. Its not supposed to mess up your system. To be sure, six months ago my laptop (then running vista) crashed, so I decided to change to Ubuntu. Again, I was trying to install some programme (Audacity) when the blue screen came up
[16:20] <_dr> hi, what's the name of the binary of the volume applet in ubuntu?
[16:20] <_dr> i'm trying to run it in another wm, just like nm-applet
[16:21] <itswhatev> gilles_: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=614743
[16:21] <usr13> Kostas: Well, you know what happened the first time, and how you fixed it, so if it happens again, you know how to fix it again.  But...
[16:21] <itswhatev> see #ubuntu i can do stuff
[16:21] <cannonball> Keyboards are pretty much interchangeable, right?  If I get one made for a mac (AKB-805MAC by Adesso), that should plug right in and just work to my PC (Dell Vostro workstation), right?  The only "drivers" necessary would be to access to extra function keys and such.  Right?
[16:22] <usr13> Kostas: I do not know that SATA 9 caused the problem you had.  You THINK it did so I assume you know more than me, but I do know know how or who changed ownership of your /home/kostas directory.
[16:22] <kellyh> cannonball: should just work, will need to select the correct keyboard layout. The function keys should work without much editing (do on my USB Mac keyboard)
[16:23] <usr13> Kostas: And as far as installing audacity ruining your system... I'm doubtful about that being the case because I have installed audacity on a number of computers and have had no problems.
[16:23] <axisys> how do I clean up the typescript, the output of script .. it has lots of characters like this '^[[0;31m' or '^M'
[16:23] <usr13> Kostas: I would suggest that; You assume audacity wrecked your system but you don't know. (Same with SATA 9)
[16:24] <Kostas> usr13: I am only making assumptions about stata because it was the last thing I've done before the crash
[16:24] <cannonball> kellyh: thanks for confirming, gonna order one of those.  It's the only ergonomic one I can find that has the 6 key on the right hand.  All the new ones put it on the left hand.  I touch type and much prefer leaving it on the right hand.
[16:24] <Kostas> usr13: could my system been hacked or something?
[16:24] <JediMaster> hey guys, I'm getting stuck trying to get UFW to put prerouting iptables rules in before.rules, the first few lines are: http://pastebin.com/dcca6362
[16:25] <usr13> Kostas: ...or someone.  DO you know someone that could have gotten  your PC and played a little prank on you?
[16:25] <kellyh> cannonball: you will have to get used to a slightly different layout, and things like # requiring right-alt+3 etc
[16:25] <Kostas> usr13: highly unlikely as I am the only person who touches it
[16:25] <benste> how can I install a touchscreen on a ubuntu system ? (using Wincor Nixdorf BA72)
[16:25] <usr13> Kostas: (I stongly suspect human intervention.)
[16:25] <Kostas> usr13: unless it was an internet thingy
[16:26] <usr13> Kostas: Do you have a stong password?
[16:26] <diddy> Does anybody know why my CentOS guest does not get an IP anymore after upgrading the VMWare Player on the ubuntu host?
[16:26] <Kostas> usr13: ok perhaps thats it, its really weak, I should change it
[16:26] <diddy> After a kernal upgrade I mean.
[16:26] <usr13> Kostas: I would definately suggest changing it.
[16:27] <diddy> In the ubuntu wiki it says that some kernel modules were missing after the upgrade.
[16:27] <diddy> But how can I add them? The command sudo vmware-config.pl can not be found.
[16:27] <propane> How can I format my USB?
[16:28] <Kostas> usr13: just changed it to an 11 letter-number combination
[16:29] <usr13> Kostas: If it was a milicous hacker, he could very well just wipe your whole hard drive next time.  So very good,  you have done well.
[16:29] <usr13> Kostas: Ok, I would go on and expiriment with SATA 9 now... nothing ventured, nothing gained.... :)
[16:30] <itswhatev> !spelling | | kostas
[16:30] <Kostas> usr13: many thanks for the help and advice!
[16:30] <usr13> NP, glad to be of service.
[16:30] <azlon> i have a question about ICS. I am using Firestarter like the link from !ics says, but when I enable my eth0 my internet drops. my internet is coming from wlan0... how can i tell ubuntu that my internet is on wlan0?
[16:31] <usr13> azlon: Ubuntu already knows the internet is on wlan0, You need to tell Firestarter.
[16:31] <djzn> Question 1: How to "repair" file permissions in ext3 when they are copied from a VFAT filesystem (they all go green).
[16:31] <azlon> hrmm
[16:31] <usr13> azlon: You have obviously just misconfigured Firestarter
[16:32] <djzn> Question 2: in PIDGIN, how to automagically put the person's name in the reply and how to "bring back" the last typed phrase.
[16:32] <azlon> well even if i dont install firestarter (im running from a live cd for now) my internet drops when i plug in the eth0 cable
[16:32] <azlon> hold on, im going to exit firestarter, then do ifconfig eth0 up
[16:32] <benste> How can I install my touchscreen ?
[16:33] <usr13> azlon: Well, I don't know about running from a LIVE CD and doing ICS  I've never done such a thing.
[16:33] <itswhatev> propane: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-452194.html
[16:33] <propane> I'm reading it now. Thanks anyway.
[16:34] <itswhatev> !reactiontime | itswhatev
[16:34] <azlon> can you still see me?
[16:34] <azlon> can you see me?
[16:34] <grawity> djzn: a) start typing the person's name and press Tab, b) press the up arrow. (Try Ctrl-Up too)
[16:34] <grawity> azlon: huh?
[16:34] <usr13> azlon: It may very well be a tricky project to get ICS to work proprely on the LIVE CD, I just really don't know.  I do however, know that firestarter is good to use for that. I've set up ICS with firestarter more than once and has always worked flawlessly for me.
[16:35] <Kostas> bye all and thanks for all the help! Been a lifesaver, I have all my PhD dissertation stuff in this computer
[16:35] <dunks> hope you have backups Kostas ;)
[16:35] <azlon> grawity: ok, i just did ifconfig eth0 up and my connection dropped (with firestarter closed), then when I reenabled eth0 i came back into the channel (internet came back up)
[16:35] <djzn> grawity: very nice... it works, many thanks
[16:35] <djzn> Question 1: How to "repair" file permissions in ext3 when they are copied from a VFAT filesystem (they all go green).
[16:35] <usr13> azlon: Just occured to me that you may only need to turn off the network manager
[16:35] <azlon> hrmm... wonder if it is a ip subnet conflict
[16:35] <Kostas> I have but its an old one, can't do 3 giga backups everyday
[16:35] <azlon> maybe im stupid, brb
[16:36] <nJustin3k> is there a decent web design IDE for ubuntu?
[16:36] <dunks> 3gb backups a day is easy?
[16:36] <usr13> nJustin3k: IDE?
[16:36] <Kostas> nJustin3k: have you tried Amaya?
[16:36] <benste> NJustin3k you could try bluefish
[16:36] <Guest34360> integrated development environment
[16:36] <centerline> ide?
[16:36] <Pici> !html | nJustin3k
[16:36] <nJustin3k> thanks :D :D
[16:37] <usr13> Guest34360: Very big words!  :)
[16:37] <Guest34360> nvu is good
[16:37] <Kostas> bye all!
[16:37] <azlon> my wlan ip is <IP_ADDRESS> and my eth0 ip is <IP_ADDRESS>... this is a different subnet and will not cause conflicts, correct?
[16:38] <jlaroche> how can I run reiserfsck on a drive that is not loading. All I have is my Ubuntu 9.04 64bit installation cd...
[16:38] <JohnA> bluefish is a really good web ide
[16:38] <djzn> How to "repair" file permissions in ext3 when they are copied from a VFAT filesystem (they all go green)....
[16:38] <usr13> nJustin3k: I've used bluefish and quantra+  I like both but bluefish is my favorite of the 2
[16:38] <itswhatev> azlon: that depends on how many bits in the netmask :O
[16:38] <Pici> djzn: Manually...
[16:38] <nJustin3k> im looking at kompozer, looks allright
[16:38] <usr13> djzn: chown
[16:38] <nJustin3k> but thansk for that list g uys
[16:38] <nJustin3k> I appreciate it
[16:38] <wapko> JohnA: does it have auto/tab completion ?
[16:38] <djzn> Pici: chmod or chown
[16:38] <azlon> itswhatev: ok, what do i need to do to check that?
[16:39] <djzn> usr13: chmod or chown
[16:39] <jlaroche> how can I run reiserfsck on a drive that is not loading. All I have is my Ubuntu 9.04 64bit installation cd...
[16:39] <j03> chown to change ownership
[16:39] <j03> chmod to change permissions
[16:39] <itswhatev> azlon: verify you've got <IP_ADDRESS> when you run ifconfig on those interfaces
[16:39] <usr13> chown - change file owner and group
[16:39] <itswhatev> if it's <IP_ADDRESS> then they are on the same subnet
[16:39] <benste> nJustin3k - please note that Bluefish creates syntax highlighting only from file ending type - so if you mix a php and a css file ...
[16:39] <djzn> it's just that the files are all ... green , the files...
[16:40] <usr13> djzn: chmod - change file mode bits
[16:40] <azlon> itswhatev: ok, both are <IP_ADDRESS>, that means i need to change one right? othewise there will be a conflict?
[16:40] <Gevz> hi all
[16:40] <djzn> chmod 755 or 666, which is the "default"
[16:40] <jlaroche> how can I run reiserfsck on a drive that is not loading. All I have is my Ubuntu 9.04 64bit installation cd...
[16:41] <itswhatev> no, they can use the same netmask, that's just how the subnet is defined.. so both are on their own subnet and won't talk to each other without a gateway
[16:41] <Pici> jlaroche: A live CD?
[16:41] <itswhatev> azlon: above
[16:41] <jlaroche> pici - what is a live cd and how do i get it / use it
[16:42] <azlon> itswhatev: got it... so that isnt the problem... wonder why in internet drops everytime i enable (or plug in a lan cable) to my eth0
[16:42] <Zopiac> How do i change my screen brightness? my monitor is already maxed
[16:42] <Pici> jlaroche: When you boot of your 'install' cd do you see a desktop environment or is it a text based installed?
[16:42] <j03> you installation disk will run as a live CD
[16:42] <j03> proberbly, at least.
[16:42] <Pici> !who
[16:42] <j03> What does !tab do?
[16:42] <j03> !tab
[16:43] <j03> Oh, I see.
[16:43] <wng--> i installed ubuntu 9.04 with the alternate cd, on a linux software raid1, it didn't seem to install grub, my /boot is /dev/md0 and consists of /dev/sda1 and /dev/sdb1, running grub, then root (hd0,0), setup (hd0) on a live cd doesn't seem to install grub either, any idea what I need to do to get this to boot?
[16:43] <jlaroche> Pici - i am asked if I want to try Ubuntu without changing my computer or install it
[16:43] <Pici> j03: your keyboard's tab key
[16:43] <usr13> djzn: What you probably want to do is: chown djzn /new/files/*  ; chmod 644 /new/files/*
[16:43] <j03> I wasnt sure what i meant by !tab :P
[16:43] <Pici> jlaroche: You want to try ubuntu. Then use reiserfsck from a terminal there on your hard drive that is having issues
[16:43] <itswhatev> azlon: hm that i do not know.. if i had that problem i'd try to configure network through the console and take nm-applet out of the mix
[16:43] <jlaroche> Pici - thanks
[16:44] <azlon> nm-applet?
[16:44] <djzn> usr13: yes, 644 dude... that is right...
[16:45] <djzn> usr13: the 666 will make them "x"-ecutable
 anyone had problems recently with jaunty and brasero not wanting to create audio cd's? when it starts to re-encode the mp3s to raw audio format, it peaks out processor at 99% then drops to zero and no activity... brasero just says normalizing tracks.
[16:45] <usr13> djzn: no
[16:45] <troob> !psycopg2
[16:45] <grawity> djzn: No. 6 is rw, not rwx.
[16:45] <usr13> djzn: oh... yea. sorry
[16:46] <grawity> djzn: Executable is 7 (or 5)
[16:46] <usr13> djzn: Do you really need these files to be executable?
[16:46] <j03> So would 555 be the same as 777?
[16:46] <jlaroche> Pici - in the "live cd" mode I don't see the drive in question. I see my other hard drives, but not that one.
[16:46] <tj83_> 5 is rx
[16:46] <djzn> ok, so each number is an entire set of three letters, for 3 diferent domain levels
[16:46] <usr13> djzn: Are these scripts or what?
[16:46] <j03> ah right
[16:46] <bervo> hi
[16:46] <uble> goodneigt girls
[16:47] <djzn> usr13:  just fat32 files copied to ext3
[16:47] <lopaka> lo all
[16:47] <djzn> that is the point , i want to remove the x flag
[16:47] <grawity> djzn, j03: Convert the numbers from octal to binary: 7 octal => 111 binary => rwx, and 6 octal => 110 binary => rw-
[16:47] <Pici> jlaroche: do you see it if you use  sudo fdisk -l   ?
[16:47] <usr13> djzn: But what are they?  What do  you need to do with them?  Just give them normal permissions like the rest of your files?
[16:47] <djzn> grawity: octal is pure text?
[16:47] <grawity> djzn: ...not really.
[16:47] <stevecoh1> Can someone explain ArchiveMounter to me?  I open an archive with it, I can see it under "Places" but I want to access the mount from the command line.  Is this possible?  The "mount" doesn't show up when I run the mount command.
[16:48] <djzn> i gotta read this stuff up
[16:48] <grawity> djzn: Do you know binary and decimal?
[16:48] <lopaka> ditto @ djzn
[16:48] <cumulus007> When I press backspace while the text filed is empty, I hear a certain beep tone
[16:48] <djzn> gotta lunch
[16:48] <cumulus007> what's that and how to disable it
[16:48] <djzn> thanks for answers i got the clue
[16:48] <bala> hi everyone
[16:48] <djzn> i actually knew all this
[16:48] <jlaroche> Pici - no...
[16:48] <usr13> djzn: There is no such thing as fat32 files. There is a fat32 filesystem, and that is just the filesystem on which they previously resided.
[16:48] <j03> grawity, I knows binary I does ;)
[16:48] <djzn> just trying to catch up now
[16:49] <bala> anyone help me how to use transparancy theme
[16:49] <grawity> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File_system_permissions#Symbolic_notation
[16:49] <scunizi> Whats the difference between suspend and hibernate?
[16:49] <Pici> jlaroche: Are you sure that this disk is even physically working? Does your BIOS see it?
[16:49] <tj83_> scunizi, suspend is suspend to ram, hibernate is suspend to disk
[16:49] <Zopiac> What is the name of the ATI control panel program?
[16:49] <stevecoh1> Can someone explain ArchiveMounter to me?  I open an archive with it, I can see it under "Places" but I want to access the mount from the command line.  Is this possible?  The "mount" doesn't show up when I run the mount command.
[16:49] <scunizi> tj83_: ah thanks..
[16:49] <grawity> scunizi: 'hibernate' stores all your RAM contents to disk (in Linux, /swap) and fully turns off the computer.
[16:49] <jlaroche> Pici - my BIOS sees it fine
[16:50] <tj83_> Zopiac, amdcccl i think
[16:50] <bala>  anyone help me how to use transparancy theme
[16:50] <tj83_> zopiac sudo apt- cache search catalyst control
[16:50] <azlon> ok
[16:50] <Zopiac> tj83_: thanks, it is fglrx_amdcccle :)
[16:50] <scunizi> Is there a way to control the fan in a laptop? I suspect mine isn't being controlled correctly as the machine will eventually get overhot.
[16:50] <djzn> oh, one more thing
[16:51] <djzn> the ext4 thing
[16:51] <Pici> jlaroche: hm.
[16:51] <djzn> will be the default for karmic?
[16:51] <azlon> i will just install ubuntu under a dual boot... maybe its the live cd
[16:51] <azlon> !dualboot
 anyone had problems recently with jaunty and brasero not wanting to create audio cd's? when it starts to re-encode the mp3s to raw audio format, it peaks out processor at 99% then drops to zero and no activity... brasero just says normalizing tracks.
[16:51] <bala> pici how to use windows transprancy?
[16:52] <laeg> wooty
[16:52] <Pici> bala: Compiz
[16:52] <laeg> woot
[16:52] <laeg> wc
[16:52] <Pici> !compiz | bala
[16:52] <stevecoh1> Let me try another way: are archives mounted with Archive Mounter visible outside Nautilus?
[16:53] <grawity> stevecoh1: I don't think so.
[16:53] <djzn> is ext4 already recommended or should users with important data keep ext3 for now?
[16:54] <grawity> stevecoh1: I think Archive Mounter uses GVFS for it -- the same thing that's used for sftp:// and such locations.
[16:54] <jlaroche> I'd like to know the answer to djzn's question as well...
[16:54] <djzn> i have tested ext4 and saw no real difference to ext3... perhaps a little bit improvement... but i was afraid of it, since some people are nagging about it...
[16:54] <stevecoh1> thanks grawity - although I did use ArchiveMounter this morning to create a VMWare Virtaul Machine.  But I can't see it from the command line.  Don't know what GVFS is.
[16:55] <grawity> stevecoh1: but, it seems archives _can_ be accessed through ~/.gvfs - but I doubt that's reliable.
[16:55] <Zopiac> apparently you cant change contrast/gamma in amdcccle? thats sad
[16:55] <stevecoh1> might be good enuf, thanks, will try.
[16:55] <MindVirus> How do I turn the tray icon in Rhythmbox off?
[16:55] <tj83_> Zopiac, dig deeper
[16:55] <Zopiac> tj83_: ive looked at every tab, etc.
[16:56] <jlaroche> djzn - it seems as if my 74gb wd raptor (10k rpm) with ext4 is not functioning and I am having a hard time gaining access to it (to try to sort out the issue or salvage data)
[16:56] <usr13> MindVirus: Should find it someplace in Rythmbox's config menus
[16:56] <jlaroche> djzn - not sure if have ext3 would have helped
[16:56] <MindVirus> usr13, brilliant.
[16:56] <Zopiac> tj83_: the only thing close is Colour, which makes the screen look washed out.
[16:56] <djzn> jlaroche:  i see... hmm
[16:56] <MindVirus> usr13, I've looked through all of them.
[16:56] <MindVirus> I turned off the Minimize to Tray plugin but it's still sitting there.
[16:57] <shuaib> Hi, if I install python 2.6 from source on ubuntu, will it conflict with the already installed 2.5 version of Python on the system?
[16:57] <usr13> MindVirus: May be that you need to restart gdm
[16:57] <shuaib> Also, I've installed gnuradio and numpy, I hope new installation of python 2.6 will pick that up...?
[16:57] <MindVirus> usr13, that cannot be the issue. Rhythmbox and GDM are completely unrelated.
[16:57] <usr13> MindVirus: Or restart Rythmbox
[16:57] <MindVirus> I did.
[16:58] <shuaib> Or if I install python2.6 to /opt, and reinstall gnuradio and numpy to /opt too, can I have two different version of all these software correctly working then?
[16:58] <usr13> MindVirus: Rythmbox runs on gdm
[16:58] <MindVirus> usr13, what?
[16:58] <orange_> packaging pro around?
[16:58] <usr13> MindVirus: so I would not say that they are completely unrelated.
[16:58] <MindVirus> GDM is the login manager.
[16:58] <bala> pici i've lower sound on my headphone y?
[16:59] <orange_> I rebuild a deb package and all works fine but a certain file gets installed as foo.distrib instead of foo
[16:59] <MindVirus> usr13, GDM is the login manager.
[16:59] <usr13> MindVirus: GDM - The GNOME Display Manage
[16:59] <orange_> I need to manually rename to make the deb run
[16:59] <Pici> bala: I'm a bit busy here, please address the channel.
[16:59] <Zopiac> usr13 MindVirus: i have the tray icon in IceWM too, so it isn't gnome's problem. and yes, GDM is the login screen only
[16:59] <djzn> jlaroche:  i think it could be wiser to give ext4 a little more time...
[16:59] <MindVirus> Thanks.
[17:00] <bala> pici wht u mean?
[17:00] <orange_> is anyone aware why this is? i.e. how to prevent this?
[17:00] <usr13> Zopiac: MindVirus I don't know about you guys... but GDM is the GNOME Display Manage
[17:00] <Pici> bala: Don't ask me, ask #ubuntu
[17:00] <djzn> jlaroche: let's says it crashes the hell out of linus torvalds files... then something would be realllly bad...lol
[17:00] <MindVirus> usr13, yes, that is absolutely what it's called.
[17:00] <laeg> i'm trying to connect from a win machine to webmin running on ubuntu at home on port 10000 but ff tells me i'm connected to a proxy that's refusing the connection - is there anyway for me to determine a good alternate port?
[17:00] <usr13> Manager*
[17:00] <orange_> is there a ubuntu-dev channel?
[17:00] <usr13> MindVirus: Left off the r  sorry
[17:00] <MindVirus> I don't care, usr13.
[17:00] <bala> ubuntu my headphone sound lower how to increase?
[17:01] <MindVirus> usr13, but yeah, it's the login manager.
[17:01] <Guest23440> Hi People, How do I install CodeBlocks on Hardy Heron? In the past I could update it automatically, but I had to do a partial upgrade and now CodeBlocks is removed... :S
[17:01] <MindVirus> usr13, GDM is a misnomer.
[17:01] <Zopiac> usr13: yes it is what is stands for, but it is only the display manager for the Gnome login screen
[17:01] <usr13> MindVirus: All I'm saying is that if you restart the X server, it might make a difference.  I don't know that for a fact, but it might.  Sorry if I'm coming off as one.
[17:02] <Pici> !ask | oenone1
[17:02] <MindVirus> Which I realize might be the case.
[17:02] <jlaroche> djzn - tell me about it. There are a lot of things about linux that bother me in that respect. I've seen so many bug reports that get arrogantly dismissed for arbitrary reasons while the bugs continue and persist from version to version of various linux distributions and even kernels
[17:02] <Pici> !bot > bala
[17:02] <usr13> Zopiac: Well, then, pray tell;  What happens when you do /etc/init.d/gdm restart  ?
[17:02] <oenone1> how to burn .iso files in jaunty
[17:02] <shuaib> Hi, my package manager is not able to update python to newer version of 2.6...
[17:02] <MindVirus> usr13, your login manager restarts.
[17:02] <shuaib> Search doesn't show up newer versin
[17:02] <shuaib> What am I missing
[17:02] <shuaib> 2.5 is already installed
[17:02] <Zopiac> usr13: you log out and back in. the GDM is still /there/ but it isnt active when you login
[17:03] <usr13> MindVirus: I beg do differ. The X server restarts.  Try it.
[17:03] <MindVirus> I know what it does.
[17:03] <MindVirus> Yes, it does.
[17:03] <Pici> shuaib: Then 2.6 is not available in the repositories  for your version of Ubuntu.
[17:03] <MindVirus> usr13, you know, you can run KDE or XFCE from GDM.
[17:03] <MindVirus> GDM has little to do with GNOME.
[17:03] <MindVirus> Furthermore, you don't need GDM to have a running X session.
[17:03] <MindVirus> So there.
[17:03] <orange_> ubuntu-dev channel somewhere with some packaging guys?
[17:03] <Zopiac> lol
[17:03] <usr13> Ok.  Well, I assume you are running gnome because you are on the Ubuntu channel.
[17:03] <Pici> orange_: #ubuntu-motu
[17:03] <orange_> Pici, thx
[17:03] <MindVirus> usr13, that's a safe assumption, but GDM is not GNOME.
[17:04] <Zopiac> usr13: im running IceWM because there is no IceUbuntu channel ^_^
[17:04] <Zopiac> er, im in #ubuntu for that reason
[17:04] <MindVirus> XFCE is lookin' good nowadays, BTW. And whatever happened to E?
[17:04] <deagle> still there
[17:04] <Zopiac> MindVirus: its still available, why?
[17:04] <MindVirus> Zopiac, it was hyped up for a long time.
[17:05] <usr13> MindVirus: Ok, I mispoke then.  My suggestion was to restart the X server.    If it works fine, if it does not work, sorry....
[17:05] <hoglahoo> good morning ubuntu.  *I need help with evolution mail* I want to use the same folders and settings I have been using for a couple of years on a different hard drive. When I simply copy the folder over, I don't see the different email accounts I used previously. What should I do?
[17:05] <oenone1> how do i burn an iso file in jaunty
[17:05] <MindVirus> usr13, thanks. :) But the X server won't change anything. Rhythmbox is independent of X.
[17:05] <hoglahoo> is backup and restore the best way
[17:05] <oenone1> can i burn an iso file in jaunty
[17:05] <kthyon> pleaselink to buntu.es
[17:05] <MindVirus> oenone1, plenty of ways -- first of all, you can use Brasero.
[17:05] <MindVirus> But I prefer nautilus' built-in burning mechanism.
[17:06] <oenone1> does jaunty have one
[17:06] <usr13> MindVirus: If you think it is independent of X then just turn off X and see if you can get it to run!  ????
[17:06] <oenone1> or do i have to instal a program to burn iso files
[17:06] <kthyon> client p2p for ubuntu please
[17:07] <MindVirus> oenone1, open a terminal and type "sudo apt-get install nautilus-cd-burner" without the quotes.
[17:07] <MindVirus> usr13, you need an X server to run it but restarting X will not change anything.
[17:07] <Pici> !p2p > kthyon
[17:07] <kthyon> client p2p for ubuntu please
[17:07] <MindVirus> Actually, you don't, usr13.
[17:07] <MindVirus> You can run using framebuffer.
[17:07] <MindVirus> DirectFB works well.
[17:08] <MindVirus> oenone1, AFAIK, Ubuntu comes with it by default.
[17:08] <kthyon> p2p forubutnu
[17:08] <oenone1> where do i go to get it
[17:08] <MindVirus> But I am not sure, oenone1. Once the installation is done, right click on the .ISO and click Burn to CD.
[17:08] <aldo> hello
[17:09] <kthyon> please
[17:09] <kthyon> p2p for ubuntu
[17:09] <Pici> kthyon: See the private message you got from ubottu
[17:09] <treetop> i just did an update on my ubuntu server and now when i start it up the screen looks all crazy something is wrong with my videocard now and know what i can to do in terminal recovery screen to fix it ?
[17:09] <viking_> helloooooooooo, i need to reinstall grub but not sure how. so i booted up from the live cd, terminal is open, what do i do next?????
[17:10] <gilles_> How do I change the text at the terminal prompt?
[17:10] <L3dPlatedLinux> ok I would like to say first I am enjoying rtorrent now is there a easy way to make a torrent file with having to install all kinds of apps to do so?
[17:10] <lstarnes> gilles_: change the value of the variable PS1
[17:10] <MindVirus> gilles_, it's in ~/.bashrc
[17:10] <kthyon> please link to ubuntu-es
[17:10] <lstarnes> kthyon: /join #ubuntu-es
[17:10] <usr13> MindVirus: We were talking about having a "tray icon" and that is dependent on the X server, or the Gnome Display Manager  (Or gnome window manager).  If you restart ghome, it might just make a difference.  But don't listen to me because I am totally ignorant, I just started using Linux / Ubuntu yesterday.  :)
[17:10] <gilles_> Thanks lstarnes and MindVirus
[17:10] <MindVirus> gilles_, but yes, PS1 is the variable containing the prompt. If you want your change to be permanent change it in .bashrc.
[17:11] <aldo> Does anybody know why when i type the letter t in the ubuntu terminal it paste's my clipboard
[17:11] <MindVirus> usr13, no biggie, dude. I hope you like it so far.
[17:11] <usr13> just might make a difference*  (left out "might")
[17:11] <kthyon> tnks
[17:11] <JoeM> anyone experienced with LVM?
[17:11] <MindVirus> usr13, no, it's in there. :)
[17:12] <treetop> i just did an update on my ubuntu server and now when i start it up the screen looks all crazy something is wrong with my videocard now and know what i can to do in terminal recovery screen to fix it ?
[17:12] <usr13> MindVirus: Well, was in the wrong place......
[17:12] <juak> ver irc.terra.es
[17:12] <MindVirus> usr13, :D
[17:12] <usr13> MindVirus: And gnome is spelled gnome not ghome.    SOrry.
[17:12] <william56> hey, when i select windows from grub, grub hangs indefinitely.. anyone know how i should start troubleshooting this? the partition i'm trying to boot from uses windows xp, booting from whichever version of grub comes with ubuntu 8.04. also, i'm about to mount the partition in ubuntu and browse files
[17:13] <MindVirus> usr13, I'm not pedantic. You can type as you wish; I'll understand you.
[17:13] <usr13> MindVirus: Ok well, please excuse me for my pedanticism  :)
[17:13] <mrpants_> I have a desktop using only HDMI out to a monitor which doesnt display Ubuntu Live CD after loading screen.
[17:13] <hoglahoo> pedantry
[17:14] <usr13> MindVirus: That's not even a word is it....
[17:14] <mrpants_> anyway to fix it?
[17:14] <danl> does ubuntu not include a package for webmin?
[17:14] <IberianShadow> can someone tell me how to open a new server window on here?
[17:14] <usr13> IberianShadow: On your IRC client?
[17:15] <IberianShadow> yes usr13
[17:15] <usr13> IberianShadow: /join #new-channel
[17:15] <MindVirus> IberianShadow, /newserver <server>.
[17:15] <IberianShadow> no a new server window not channel
[17:15] <MindVirus> I assume you're using Xchat.
[17:15] <IberianShadow> ah thank you mind
[17:15] <jmoncayo> hi guys
[17:15] <usr13> IberianShadow: Don't listen to MindVirus, he has a MindVirus.  :)
[17:15] <jmoncayo> anyone here has installed wifidog?
[17:16] <Joker_-_> jmoncayo: I have
[17:16] <MindVirus> No problem, IberianShadow.  Do you know how to tab complete?
[17:16] <myk_robinson> is Winbind needed for Samba to function?
[17:16] <frostburn> -MindVirus- VERSION xchat 2.8.6 Ubuntu
[17:16] <frostburn> press tab
[17:16] <MindVirus> frostburn, that's me.
[17:16] <JoeM> with LVM vgdisplay it shows lvm0 as having 4TB of space (I just added another 2TB to it), but nautilis only shows 1TB...
 anyone had problems recently with jaunty and brasero not wanting to create audio cd's? when it starts to re-encode the mp3s to raw audio format, it peaks out processor at 99% then drops to zero and no activity... brasero just says normalizing tracks.
[17:16] <frostburn> MindVirus, you might want to get regular xchat instead of xchat gnome
[17:16] <MindVirus> I have regular Xchat.
[17:16] <benste> hi, does anyone know how to get a touchscreen working with ubuntu if those four xorg modules in synaptics fail ? - or does I have to reconf something manually after installing it, evene this cat /dev/ttyS1 gave nothing - please help me
[17:16] <Hustlers_23> anyone able to help me install java ???
[17:16] <jmoncayo> Joker_-_: could you please help me out with this, it is all configured and working right now, but from the client when i try to navigate it asks me for username/password, when i log-in it wont display the page i requested
[17:17] <laeg> i'm trying to connect from a win machine to webmin running on ubuntu at home on port 10000 but ff tells me i'm connected to a proxy that's refusing the connection - is there anyway for me to determine a good alternate port?
[17:17] <frostburn> MindVirus, you can also go to the XChat menu > Network List > edit > connect
[17:17] <benste> Hustlers_23 what's your problem with it?
[17:17] <MindVirus> frostburn, I'm not the one that needed help.
[17:17] <Hustlers_23> benste,  i dont know how to install it
[17:17] <Hustlers_23> tried earlier but no luck
[17:17] <benste> :-)
[17:17] <frostburn> MindVirus, i must have misread, my mistake
[17:17] <MindVirus> frostburn, :)
[17:17] <sigi> hi
[17:17] <benste> Hustlers_23 did you ever open synaptic?
[17:17] <Hustlers_23> so id rather sum1 guide me from start to finish
[17:17] <Joker_-_> jmoncayo: I'm probably not talking about the same thing you are. Wifidog, from what I remember, is somekind of a wifi scanner/connexion manager
[17:18] <jmoncayo> Joker_-_: nope it is cautive portal
[17:18] <Hustlers_23> nope benste
[17:18] <Hustlers_23> im on the java website atm
[17:18] <Joker_-_> jmoncayo: ahhh yeah the hotspot proxy thing isn it?
[17:18] <Hustlers_23> http://java.com/en/download/linux_manual.jsp?host=java.com&returnPage=http%3A%2F%2Fworld46.runescape.com%2Fj1_o0_a0_m0
[17:18] <benste> :-) Hustlers_23 no need for the java website
[17:18] <Joker_-_> jmoncayo: nah never tryed it... eard/read about it but never tryed it... sry for the misunderstanding
[17:18] <frostburn> Hustlers_23, are you trying to install a different version than what's shipped with ubuntu?
[17:18] <sigi> does anybody know, how to access more than 8 GB of memory on a 9.04 64bit desktop installation?
[17:19] <benste> Hustlers_23 in ubuntu you get your software preferable through software channels maintained by cannonical
[17:19] <frostburn> sigi, add more ram? it should see it all
[17:19] <Hustlers_23> so java 6.13??
[17:19] <benste> Hustlers_23 one mom
[17:19] <Hustlers_23> latest atm is 14, but synaptic has 6.14
[17:19] <sigi> i have a total of 12gb (tripple channel, ddr3) installed, but only 8 gb are visible :/
[17:19] <Hustlers_23> err i meant synaptic has 6.13, latest is 14
[17:19] <dwarder_1> can anyone help me make my amarok play online radio?
[17:20] <frostburn> sigi, do a cat /proc/meminfo    also does the bios see all 12gb?
[17:20] <benste> Hustlers_23 If you open this site http://java.com/de/download/installed.jsp?detect=jre&try=1 you'll get an offer from firefox to search for missing plugins
[17:20] <benste> accpept and isntall
[17:20] <benste> -> finished in the easy way
[17:20] <propane> I have gmount, I have mounted Gmount.iso(To change partitions),Now how can I write to a disk?
[17:20] <Hustlers_23> diff language..
[17:20] <propane> *Write to the USB
[17:20] <sigi> no, it doesn't
[17:20] <sigi> only 8 gb available
[17:20] <Hustlers_23> u sure bout this lol, im australian not german
[17:20] <propane> !kubuntu
[17:21] <propane> !kde
[17:21] <jamiejackson> where can i find out what the "tags" field is for when creating a launchpad bug report?
[17:21] <Illusion> Hi, I have a question about PXEBOOT/tftpboot in Ubuntu 64 8.10 server edition. Is it possible to boot up Windows CD's (unattended). I can boot Linux images (Knoppix Live/Ubuntu Live/Gparted) without any problems but Windows kernels don't like me. Anybody has a an idea to resolve such issue's. I know it's a lot easier to use a Windows server with RIS to remote install client machines.
[17:21] <frostburn> sigi, then that is most likely a bios limitation, i'd recommend upgrading to the latest or checking your motherboard manual and see what the max is allowed
[17:21] <benste> Hustlers_23, sorry but this should work as well
[17:21] <benste> it's only a site using java
[17:21] <benste> IF not
[17:21] <Hustlers_23> k loading now, see wat happens lol
[17:22] <dwarder_1> how can i disable alt-tab cube effect from kde? it is kind of slow on my intel video card
[17:22] <natewiebe131> anyone know much about karmic?
[17:22] <Hustlers_23> hey wat themes are u guys using?
[17:22] <benste> Hustlers_23 go via menu to System - Administration |and open Synaptic
[17:22] <scunizi> natewiebe131: you can talk about karmic in #ubuntu+1
[17:22] <benste> natewiebe131 try in ubuntu+1 channel
[17:22] <sigi> thx frostburn, i'll do that :) but i can't think of a limitation by the mainboard, because it's a new one for a i7, and definetly has 6 slots ...
[17:22] <benste> Hustlers_23 still there?
[17:22] <natewiebe131> thanks
[17:23] <dwarder_1> anyone?
[17:23] <Hustlers_23> yeah
[17:23] <Hustlers_23> nothing happened
[17:23] <propane> I have gmount, I have mounted Gmount.iso(To change partitions),Now how can I write it to a USB?
[17:23] <Hustlers_23> lets try another way
[17:23] <benste> Hustlers_23 did you open synaptics?
[17:23] <Hustlers_23> ok synaptics it is
[17:23] <Hustlers_23> sec
[17:23] <Hustlers_23> opened
[17:23] <laeg> i'm trying to connect from a win machine to webmin running on ubuntu at home on port 10000 but ff tells me i'm connected to a proxy that's refusing the connection - is there anyway for me to determine a good alternate port?
[17:23] <benste> Hustlers_23 this is where you can install all software normally - now you'd search "sun-java6-plugin"
[17:24] <scunizi> !webmin | laeg
[17:24] <sigi> bye :)
[17:24] <benste> Hustlers_23 click on the box and install :-)
[17:24] <frostburn> laeg, do an nmap -p10000 is the port even open?
[17:24] <benste> restart ff after it
[17:24] <specto> !server | aleX-xx
[17:24] <Hustlers_23> ok looks like 13 is the latest for ubuntu
[17:24] <specto> whoops
[17:24] <specto> !server | laeg
[17:24] <Hustlers_23> 14 is latest tho, but all good, so long as it works lol
[17:25] <benste> Hustlers_23 - which one do you like to have again?
[17:25] <benste> maybe karmic (upcoming version for october this year will have a newer one)
[17:25] <scunizi> specto: you can also !server > laeg so he gets a private message instead of a large block of text here.
[17:25] <Hustlers_23> im happy with anything java 6
[17:25] <Hustlers_23> surely it'll do wat i need it to do
[17:26] <Hustlers_23> wonder if this will fix the problems on facebook, all the poker problems on there lol
[17:26] <Hustlers_23> cant see wat ppl are sayng in the poker chat
[17:26] <benste> Hustlers_23 shurely it will cause all others are using it too :-)
[17:26] <benste> just let me try sth with IRC :-)
[17:26] <benste> !java | Hustlers_23
[17:26] <whileimhere> hi I have Xubuntu already installed on my PC if I install a Wireless PCI card will it pick it up or will I have to re-install the system?
[17:26] <Hustlers_23> ubottu,  wats that?
[17:27] <benste> Hustlers_23 LOL I found sth helpful
[17:27] <hoglahoo> what is sth?
[17:27] <Hustlers_23> lol didnt know bottu was a bot hahaah noob = me
[17:27] <benste> ubottu is a bot answering questins automaticly
[17:27] <Hustlers_23> wats sth?
[17:27] <JoeM> what is a good multi-threaded DVD burning program?  I use Ubuntu 8.10 64 bit
[17:27] <benste> Hustlers_23 something
[17:27] <Hustlers_23> haha yeah cheers mate
[17:28] <Hustlers_23> loving linux so far, day 3 and going strong
[17:28] <frostburn> JoeM, you have multiple dvd burning drives?  burning a dvd is fairly single threaded
[17:28] <JoeM> frostburn one right now, may add another (blueray) later
[17:29] <frostburn> JoeM, if worst comes to worst, you could just run two instances of the same program
[17:29] <benste> Hustlers_23 - no prob :-) don't hesitate to ask other questions in future :-)
[17:29] <benste> !firefox benste
[17:29] <JoeM> frostburn just did a complete upgrade, so want to make sure I'm using the most of this i7 build ;)
[17:29] <konza_> hi
[17:30] <hoglahoo> !evolution
[17:30] <hoglahoo> loser
[17:30] <shivek> Can anyone help! ? .I'm not able to use add/remove feature
[17:30] <laeg> frostburn: i'm on a windows machine trying to connect to ubuntu at home, cmd doesn't recognise nmap?
[17:30] <laeg> !ebox
[17:30] <JoeM> frostburn still having an issue with my recently extended LVM, but I think I forgot to format the partitions or something before I added them
[17:30] <konza_> i upgraded my 8.10 t0 9.04....  but i cant see any animations in any website.... i think i lost my flash player... can any one help me...
[17:31] <shivek> konza;you can download the flash player.
[17:31] <frostburn> JoeM, i'm against lvms unless there's a business reason to implement them, so you'll get no sympathy from me =p
[17:31] <propane> Um, can anyone even *think* to help me with my problem? :/
[17:31] <propane> I have gmount, I have mounted Gmount.iso(To change partitions),Now how can I write it to a USB?
[17:31] <Rocko> konza_ : download mediubuntu package if you don't have it, search for a flashplugin-installer , mark it and install :=
[17:31] <Rocko> :)
[17:32] <JoeM> frostburn I couldn't afford all the drives I wanted and read mdadm doesn't grow RAID 0, so went with LVM (then played some slot machines today and won 4k... after I had everything set up, so bought the new drives today)
[17:32] <nibbler__> konza: aptitude search flashplugin
[17:32] <JoeM> anyone know what I might have done wrong when I added a new drive to an LVM?  vgdisplay shows it having the correct size, but disk usage analyzer and nautilis still shows the old size
[17:32] <shivek> Can anyone help! ? .I'm not able to use add/remove feature
[17:32] <konza_> Rocko,  i have that package already installed
[17:33] <scunizi> shivek: try System>admin>synaptic package manager
[17:33] <hoglahoo> shivek: how do you know you are not able to use add/remove feature?
[17:33] <david-desktop1> for some reason my wireless card cannot connect to my router. i am running ubuntu 9.04 and it can still see all routers just not connect
[17:33] <Rocko> konza_ : maybe try reinstalling it.
[17:33] <Baba_B00ie> propane, everyone here thinks but we don't take kindly to threats and demands..and besides 95% of the 'issues' in here are very easily found with a simple google search
[17:33] <frostburn> JoeM, xfs supports resizing, i'd also use a hardware controller instead of software level, but that's just me
[17:33] <shivek> hoglahoo: it says not able to check onstalled software
[17:33] <propane> I've been asking for help with this problem since 4 in the morning, Babe_B00ie.
[17:33] <Rocko> david-desktop1: check if you are writting your password in ascii or hex , you might writting it in a wrong format
[17:34] <scunizi> david-desktop1: if you have wep or wpa on the router .. turn it off and try again..
[17:34] <hoglahoo> shivek: ah ha!
[17:34] <propane> I'm getting a little bit tired.
[17:34] <konza_> Rocko,  do you know the command
[17:34] <hoglahoo> propane: what time is it for you now?
[17:34] <JoeM> frostburn didn't have enough for that at the time either, heh
[17:34] <propane> 11:35am.
[17:34] <Baba_B00ie> propane, then maybe no one knows either what your asking or the answer.. it still doesn't justify the demand. if you would have taken 3 seconds to use google. you probably would have had your answer