[03:35] <kaele1> maybe woli, you should dust it out, you can also look in the bios to check the temps of the processor and etc.
[03:35] <BrightSunnyBunny>  patrick__: are you in /wacom ? cd wacom !
[03:35] <komputes> Tyg13: did you try downloading the bin file again?
[03:35] <Tyg13> komputes: I've tried Tomato, DD-WRT and others, but it comes up with red letters that say "Upgrade are failed"
[03:35] <woli> thanks kaele1
[03:35] <Tyg13> komputes: I'll try again, perhaps it corrupted
[03:35] <lat> Why this: lat@lat-ws:/dev$ sudo e2label /dev/sdb sdb
[03:35] <lat> e2label: Bad magic number in super-block while trying to open /dev/sdb
[03:35] <lat> Couldn't find valid filesystem superblock.
[03:35] <danopia> hi!
[03:35] <BrightSunnyBunny>  patrick__: cd            then :  cd /wacom !
[03:35] <kaele1> no problem
[03:36] <orifice> when my networking starts up on boot I have it set to static IP and my interface (eth0) is configured and has the correct static ip
[03:36] <komputes> Tyg13: are you using the bin file from linksys
[03:36] <orifice> but I can't reach anything on the network
[03:36] <danopia> i'm a sudoer and when i try to edit a user in the UI it's all disbaled and "Unlock" cna't be pressed
[03:36] <orifice> I only can after I do a dhclient
[03:36] <kaele1> my ati card is a 9550, is that too old to be trying to do the compiz-fusion stuff ?
[03:36] <Tyg13> komputes: From linksys?
[03:36] <danopia> how cna i enable it? i know it worked before, becuase i added users with it
[03:36] <slew> hello. i have been sent here from #ubuntu-studio. ubuntu rarely completes the shutdown process, instead i usually get this screen: http://paste.ubuntu.com/46486/
[03:36] <slew> how can i fix it?
[03:36] <Nutzebahn> I can't install libusb, help?
[03:36] <patrick__> bash: cd: /wacom: No such file or directory
[03:36] <komputes> Tyg13: yes, the firmware from linksys that is supposed to be made for that router
[03:36] <rideick> orifice: edit the file /etc/network/interfaces
[03:37] <turk> can anyone tell me the easiest way to connect to an oracle database? Should I just use oracle-xe or oracle-xe-client?  I just need to pointed into the right direction. Any help will be greatly appreciated
[03:37] <Tyg13> komputes: I've reset the router, so its running on the linksys firmware right now
[03:37] <orifice> after I do a dchlient, I can bring the interface down and up again and I'll have the static ip and be operational
[03:37] <orifice> is there something that dhclient does that I need to do somewhere ?
[03:37] <patrick__> BrightSunnyBunny:  i see ny folded under patrick > wacom
[03:37] <Tyg13> komputes: I'm trying to get Tomato working on it
[03:37] <orifice> rideick: is there something I'm missing ?
[03:38] <BrightSunnyBunny>  patrick__: are you in /wacom ?
[03:38] <komputes> Tyg13: iirc reseting a router just puts it back to default configuration and does not bring it back from other firmwares, there is another way this is accomplisghed. I would recommend you contact the manufacturer of the router for support.
[03:38] <rideick> orifice: I dont know... check this file out and tell me what you got in there...
[03:38]  * igorbr looking for help
[03:39] <Tyg13> komputes: Is there anywhere to find a bin file from linksys?
[03:39] <patrick__> BrightSunnyBunny:  yea in the terminal i see wacom/linuxwacom-0.8.0-3/prebuilt/64/wacomcfg.h
[03:39] <patrick__> wacom/linuxwacom-0.8.0-3/prebuilt/64/xsetwacom
[03:39] <patrick__> wacom/linuxwacom-0.8.0-3/prebuilt/64/wacomcpl-exec
[03:39] <patrick__> wacom/linuxwacom-0.8.0-3/prebuilt/64/wacdump
[03:39] <patrick__> wacom/linuxwacom-0.8.0-3/prebuilt/64/wacom_drv.so
[03:39] <FloodBot1> patrick__: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:39] <patrick__> wacom/linuxwacom-0.8.0-3/prebuilt/wacom.4x.gz
[03:39] <Tyg13> komputes: I haven't changed the firmware at all by the way
[03:40] <BrightSunnyBunny> Nutzebahn: apt-cache search libusb, first 3
[03:40] <rideick> orifice: so...
[03:40] <patrick__> BrightSunnyBunny: did u see  my flood
[03:40] <komputes> Tyg13: in that case check the web pages for the firmwares you are trying and that are failing
[03:40] <orifice> I think I may have missed some indentations
[03:41] <orifice> I'm just looking over it again
[03:41] <orifice> thanks
[03:41] <Nutzebahn> I'm talking about the new version, 2/
[03:41] <Nutzebahn> .
[03:41] <Nutzebahn> 2.
[03:41] <compu73rg33k> I have the nVidia Geforce Go 6100 video card, and I've chosen to use the hardware driver that shows up in the Hardware Drivers ubuntu section - but when i read  my xorg.conf it doesn't say driver nVidia
[03:41] <BrightSunnyBunny>  patrick__: are you in /wacom ? yes, saw it
[03:41] <Jdeadly> Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard
[03:41] <rideick> orifice: no problem
[03:42] <Nutzebahn> BrightSunnyBunny: I am talking about version 2 and upwards...
[03:42] <Nutzebahn> ?
[03:42] <BrightSunnyBunny> Nutzebahn: evil sources..rpm seek
[03:42] <Schuenemann> what is the regex for lines that do not contain the 'locale' word?
[03:42] <patrick__> BrightSunnyBunny:  im it sure what ur asking me but this is http://paste.ubuntu.com/46487/plain/where im at now link
[03:42] <Flannel> Schuenemann: for what program?
[03:43] <Schuenemann> Flannel, any... I just needed the RE
[03:43] <Flannel> Schuenemann: well, if you're using, say, grep, you just match on locale and throw the -v flag
[03:43] <turk> easiest way to connect to an oracle database?
[03:44] <brolly81> how can i fix my volume on my panel. it does not adjust volume
[03:44] <patrick__> BrightSunnyBunny: ok im in the webcom now in the terminal
[03:44] <BrightSunnyBunny>  patrick__: lik doesn't exist ... first : cd             second: cd /wacom    third: ls (don't floood1) files there ?
[03:44] <BrightSunnyBunny> link*
[03:44] <Schuenemann> Flannel, like grep -v .*locale.* ?
[03:44] <Flannel> Schuenemann: just grep -v locale
[03:45] <patrick__> BrightSunnyBunny: im a newbie!!!! im conused
[03:45] <danopia> why can't i unlock the user admin window?
[03:45] <Schuenemann> Flannel, what would I do if I wanted the line to be exacly locale, then?
[03:45] <ianq> IndyGunFreak: hey chief, still there?
[03:45] <patrick__> BrightSunnyBunny:  all i know is im here patrick@patrick-laptop:~$ cd wacom
[03:45] <patrick__> patrick@patrick-laptop:~/wacom$
[03:45] <Flannel> Schuenemann: what?  oh, nothing else on the line?
[03:45] <Schuenemann> Flannel, ^locale$
[03:46] <Flannel> Schuenemann: Yes, that'd be the regexp
[03:46] <BrightSunnyBunny>  patrick__:good, now repeat the last cmd from website-wiki
[03:46] <ianq> folks, i'm trying to install the netgear wg111v2 - it doesn't turn on although it looks like the drivers are installed:
[03:46] <ianq> # ndiswrapper -l
[03:46] <ianq> netwg111 : driver installed
[03:47] <Leefmc> Question: What is the command to add a panel and then add items to that panel? I need to make a series of commands that switch between Compiz+AWN vs Metacity+Panel. (Because i want to run AWN, but i often need a OGL apps, and thus, metacity)
[03:47] <Schuenemann> Flannel, this is grep specific, right? For regex, locale only would match that specific line
[03:47] <Flannel> Schuenemann: That regexp is a general regexp
[03:47] <Flannel> Schuenemann: ^locale$ anchors to the beginning/end of line
[03:48] <patrick__> BrightSunnyBunny: i did now it brought me to the /wacomm
[03:48] <Schuenemann> Flannel, but a regex is supposed to match exacly the line. If I wanted the expression to be anywhere, I should enclose it with .*
[03:49] <Flannel> Schuenemann: No, a regexp will match anything.  Even if its just part of a line.  the regexp of /locale/ will match on "locale" anywhere in the file, on any line (or in the middle of a line). grep returns lines that have matches.  Not just the matched parts.
[03:49] <ianq> anyone got any idea?
[03:49] <Tyg13> komputes: turns out my router version isn't supported by any special firmware: Version 6. Thank you for the help
[03:49] <patrick__> BrightSunnyBunny:  i ddi not relize there was more steos
[03:49] <patrick__> steps
[03:50] <duke3d> you guys know why flash cant access my webcam
[03:50] <duke3d> its not working
[03:50] <Ziroday_> duke3d: because you dont have drivers for that model?
[03:50] <Schuenemann> Flannel, but that's for grep only , right? in programming languages it doesn't work as that
[03:50] <BrightSunnyBunny> if you strictly followed the wicki you should have benn there already (step 3), patrick_
[03:51] <Flannel> Schuenemann: Correct.  Grep returns "lines that have a match in them"
[03:51] <Schuenemann> alright, thanks
[03:51] <duke3d> Ziroday_, webcam is working.. but not through flash
[03:51] <Ziroday_> duke3d: webcam model?
[03:51] <patrick__> BrightSunnyBunny:  in on step 14 what are u talking about
[03:51] <dunas> How do I make Ubuntu behave properly with my Geforce 7100 and 1440x900 LCD monitor
[03:52] <duke3d> its an integrated webcam i have on my laptop.. dell xps 1530
[03:52] <sara> lol
[03:52] <Ziroday_> dunas: have you installed the nvidia drivers?
[03:52] <duke3d> also amd64 here
[03:52] <sara> 1st time user here hello
[03:52] <Ziroday_> sara: welcome
[03:52] <Tyg13> how can I reinstall my Broadcom drivers?
[03:52] <Ziroday_> duke3d: urgh, thats really not helpgul, please address
[03:52] <BrightSunnyBunny> the dir , patrick_
[03:53] <phreck> hmm
[03:53] <pretender> Looking for a Linux alternative to cdrlabel  http://www.cdrlabel.com/ i use it to read the directory names and automatically do up front CD Cover as seen on the right hand side of the the website.  Any recommendations.  I am running Gutsy
[03:53] <keepsakes> nick keepsake
[03:53] <duke3d> zibri, webcam is not working through sites such as stickam.com
[03:53] <Flannel> Schuenemann: If you want a regexp for something else that matches  lines without foo, it'd be ^.*?(?!foo).*?$
[03:53] <duke3d> webcam does not work that way
[03:53] <BrightSunnyBunny> cmd 13 worked now ? patrick_
[03:53] <sara> someone just tried to sell me ssn# s lol
[03:53] <duke3d> webcam is not working through flash
[03:54] <Ziroday_> duke3d: what model number again?
[03:54] <duke3d> ??
[03:54] <Schuenemann> Flannel, I think ^ and $ are optional there
[03:54] <Ziroday_> duke3d: of your laptop
[03:54] <Flannel> Schuenemann: No.
[03:55] <duke3d> i dunno
[03:55] <keepsake> Hey, can someone  help me? Before I installed Ubuntu, I used Vista Boot Pro to install the Legacy bootloader to all my drives, and now I need to restore my Vista bootloader to my Vista drive >__<. I also do not have a Vista boot disk.
[03:55] <Ziroday_> duke3d: you just gave it to me, a dell xps something
[03:55] <Flannel> Schuenemann: If you want it to not need ^ and $, you need to make the wildcards be non-greedy, and even then, it's safer to just keep the anchors.
[03:55] <patrick__> BrightSunnyBunny: 13 is good im on 16 but i cant tell what its trying to do
[03:56] <Schuenemann> Flannel, but if you're saying any char in any amount, why do you need to specify the start of the line?
[03:56] <patrick__> BrightSunnyBunny: does this look like it downloaded correctly ? HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK
[03:56] <patrick__> Length: unspecified [text/plain]
[03:56] <patrick__>     [ <=>                                 ] 6,661         --.--K/s
[03:56] <patrick__> 21:54:58 (44.28 KB/s) - `wacom.udev' saved [6661]
[03:56] <patrick__> patrick@patrick-laptop:~/wacom/linuxwacom-0.8.0-3/prebuilt$ cp /etc/udev/rules.d/50-xserver-xorg-input-wacom.rules wacom.udev.backup
[03:56] <BrightSunnyBunny> patrick_:3 seperate cmds to download and configure wacom tools
[03:56] <FloodBot1> patrick__: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:56] <BrightSunnyBunny> stop flooding!
[03:57] <phirestalker> under the not installed (reisdual config) section in synaptic there are programs listed there that ARE indeed installed, so is there a process I can use to safely get them out of that list?
[03:57] <patrick__> oh
[03:57] <patrick__> LOL
[03:57] <orifice> ah
[03:58] <patrick__> ??
[03:58] <orifice> ubuntu starts networking using resolvconf
[03:58] <Flannel> Schuenemann: only if you turn off the greedy wildcards, like I said.  And even then, anchoring is safer.
[03:58] <patrick__> WHAT CMD>
[03:58] <orifice> so it kept rewriting my /etc/resolv.conf
[03:58] <orifice> on boot
[03:58] <duke3d> Ziroday_, dell xps 1530
[03:58] <keepsake> So does no one know how to reinstall a Vista bootloader (over a Legacy) in Ubuntu =(
[03:58] <orifice> the solution is the add your resolv.conf information into /etc/network/interfaces
[03:58] <Flannel> keepsake: You need a vista DVD/CD/whatever
[03:59] <orifice> i.e. dns-nameservers <IP_ADDRESS> <IP_ADDRESS> ... etc.
[03:59] <gaintsura> why... oh why, dear why, would you keep vista? *sighs*
[03:59] <keepsake> Flannel: is there absolutely no other way?
[03:59] <Flannel> keepsake: Not that I'm aware of.  Yuo might try asking in ##windows
[03:59] <gaintsura> keepsake: thats the only way I know of as well
[03:59] <keepsake> Flannel: all right, I think this calls for downloading a Vista disk
[04:00] <keepsake> Sigh, darn preinstalled systems with no boot disks.
[04:00] <patrick__> BrightSunnyBunny:  help me
[04:00] <BrightSunnyBunny> 1) wget 'http://git.debian.org/?p=users/ron/wacom-tools.git;a=blob_plain;f=debian/xserver-xorg-input-wacom.udev;hb=master' -O wacom.udev          ,patrick_
[04:00] <gaintsura> keepsake: and again I say 'why oh why would you keep vista'
[04:00] <BrightSunnyBunny> patrick_:no link, but one cmd
[04:01] <gaintsura> hell, get rid of the vista partition and virtualize it (It runs better! seriously)
[04:01] <shivamib> more like, why do you need the vista BOOTloader?
[04:01] <keepsake> giantsura: I actually stopped using it a long time ago, I just wanted to keep it for DX games
[04:01] <keepsake> Which OpenGL fails hard at running
[04:01] <shivamib> just use grub and be happy
[04:01] <BrightSunnyBunny> patrick_:2)cp /etc/udev/rules.d/50-xserver-xorg-input-wacom.rules wacom.udev.backup
[04:02] <BrightSunnyBunny> 3)sudo cp wacom.udev /etc/udev/rules.d/50-xserver-xorg-input-wacom.rules           ,patrick_, each line one cmd
[04:02] <keepsake> shiva: I have nothing against grub; I need to install a bootloader onto my C drive so I can boot Vista.
[04:02] <gaintsura> keepsake: I hear that, I don't boot into windows unless I don't have any choice (for CS3) or for gaming, and I haven't needed either in about 4 months
[04:02] <keepsake> It's set to the Legacy bootloader, so I can't get into it
[04:02] <Kevin_> I've installed the ubuntu-desktop metapackage onto my ubuntu server installation using aptitude and have configured Xvnc. However I have learned that GNOME crashes during VNC sessions so I would like to completely remove everything installed through the ubuntu-desktop package and then install KDE. Can anybody point me to the information I need to do this?
[04:02] <keepsake> giantsura: CS2 works pretty well with Ubuntu, so I'm keeping that.
[04:03] <Flannel> !purekde | Kevin_
[04:03] <keepsake> The lack of DX compatibility makes me step away from Ubuntu a bit
[04:03] <patrick__> thank you
[04:03] <gaintsura> DX?
[04:03] <gaintsura> as
[04:03] <gaintsura> er
[04:03] <patrick__> BrightSunnyBunny:  now we on 17 right
[04:03] <keepsake> DirectX
[04:04] <keepsake> Not that I expect Linux to ever support DX, of course
[04:04] <BrightSunnyBunny> patrick_:type  /paste line by line until 19
[04:04] <blurry> for wow any1 know how to get rid of the window next to the cursor when you scroll over a mob or item?
[04:05] <airtonix> blurry, you will need to get a tooltip mod to deal wit hthat...cowtip is good
[04:05] <airtonix> blurry, it is however offtopic
[04:05] <HenryHeron>  Not sure if this is germain to this channel, but I did a bum install (of a program) via Autoconfig... & I need to remove what did get installed. Any suggestions... directions? Thanks
[04:05] <blurry> k ty
[04:06] <phirestalker> under the not installed (reisdual config) section in synaptic there are programs listed there that ARE indeed installed, so is there a process I can use to safely get them out of that list?
[04:06] <Flannel> phirestalker: What makes you think they're installed?
[04:06] <brolly81> can you install the drivers  that your hardware brings on to ubuntu
[04:06] <phirestalker> flannel, I see them in the list installed as well
[04:06] <patrick__> BrightSunnyBunny:  immm on the last 1 where i have to make  and i get this make: *** No rule to make target `install'.  Stop.
[04:06] <patrick__> patrick@patrick-laptop:~/wacom$
[04:07] <Flannel> phirestalker: Are you sure the packages are identical?  Do you have an example we can look at?
[04:07] <phirestalker> flannel, what's the best way? a screenshot?
[04:08] <Nutzebahn> I can't install libusb, help?
[04:08] <Dr3mro> hi ...
[04:08] <BrightSunnyBunny> whats the directory youre in now, patrick_
[04:08] <Nutzebahn> 2
[04:08] <danopia> why can't i unlock the user admin window?
[04:09] <Dr3mro> does any one knows how to solve issue with ALC883 jack sense for laptop
[04:09] <Flannel> phirestalker: Just a package name, and we'll take a look.
[04:09] <patrick__> wacom
[04:09] <phirestalker> flannel, give me a bit
[04:09] <patrick__> let ne see
[04:11] <BrightSunnyBunny> cd linuxwacom-0.8.0-3/
[04:11] <BrightSunnyBunny> 15, first cmd.. even a strter can follow lines, can't he ?
[04:13] <phirestalker> flannel, well I'll be, I guess I lost track they are all removed after all :| D'oh!!
[04:13] <BrightSunnyBunny> Nutzebahn:even on rpmseek there is no libusb2
[04:13] <patrick__> yes im ollowing
[04:13] <patrick__> this damn thing is just stupid
[04:14] <patrick__> bash: cd: linuxwacom-0.8.0-3/prebuilt: No such file or directory
[04:14] <patrick__> patrick@patrick-laptop:~$
[04:14] <patrick__> see
[04:14] <mneptok> remove the colon
[04:15] <BrightSunnyBunny> patrick_:get a hot chocolate and simply line by line....exept from backing up xorgconf (we succesfully did), the wiki looks right:)
[04:15] <kaele1> ok, I just installed hardy heron, I installed the compizconfig-settings-manager, and it will not allow me to enable the effects in the appearence menu, I have an ati 9550, and the compiz-check says everything is ok, any idea?
[04:15] <Nutzebahn> I need to install libnjb, and it requires libusb...Help?
[04:15] <Widgit> I am just starting out the ubuntu, and i have hit a hard stop- I have got a silcon "raid 5" card with 4x500Gb HDD of it it. I would like to keep the info on them, but i can find anyway to access it. I have read a lot of stuff of how to setup new "raid 5" but nothing on how to access one.
[04:15] <BrightSunnyBunny> you can paste from wiki to terminal,       patrick_
[04:16] <kaele1> if you install the drivers for it widgit, you should be able to mount it and use it normally
[04:16] <patrick__> i know that but it gives ne error!!!
[04:16] <mneptok> Nutzebahn: sudo apt-get install libnjb5
[04:16] <kaele1> as long as the raid 5 is still setup on the card itself
[04:16] <luubk> gu
[04:16] <luubk> hi
[04:16] <Widgit> it see 2 drives not one
[04:17] <kaele1> do you have it partitioned?
[04:17] <BrightSunnyBunny> Widgit:try also #grub, they sometimes got some raid-proved personal
[04:17] <BrightSunnyBunny> !raid
[04:18] <patrick__> BrightSunnyBunny:   ok im here patrick@patrick-laptop:~/wacom/linuxwacom-0.8.0-3/prebuilt$
[04:18] <kaele1> I just got a raid 5 with 4x750gb's running under ubuntu about a month ago, as long as the raid itself is one big partition, it should show up as a single sata disk that is mountable
[04:18] <kaele1> err debian^
[04:18] <BrightSunnyBunny> patrick_: line by line.....
[04:18] <Nutzebahn> Thank you mneptok. :)
[04:19] <patrick__> yea
[04:19] <patrick__> i been doing that
[04:19] <BrightSunnyBunny> patrick_: step 15, second cmd...
[04:20] <justin__> where would one look on IRC for help with building a website that you plan on producing money with?
[04:20] <foo> anyone in here use finch ?
[04:20] <patrick__> im on 18
[04:20] <mneptok> justin__: "not here" is a start
[04:21] <IdleOne> justin__: irc is not the best place to get advice about making money. there are more then enough resources online
[04:21] <mneptok> justin__: and most world governments frown on people producing their own money
[04:21] <patrick__> MUSHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAAHHAHAHAHAHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
[04:21] <IdleOne> lol
[04:22] <mneptok> patrick__: do try to settle down
[04:22] <patrick__> ok im on 19
[04:22] <sleek> i need to get libstdc++.so.5 on my machine... is there a package i can apt-get that contains this?
[04:22] <IdleOne> that's an excuse?
[04:22] <patrick__> sorry mnep u woulve boneen just as exited if you were in my positi
[04:23] <IdleOne> !search libstgc++
[04:23] <mneptok> patrick__: perhaps. but i wouldn't have hit the <capslock> and mashed the keyboard with my palm
[04:23] <arvind_khadri> sleek, build-essential
[04:23] <patrick__> ture
[04:24] <patrick__> true
[04:24] <patrick__> hey BrightSunnyBunny do i restart now
[04:24] <justin__> mneptok: ROFL
[04:24] <BrightSunnyBunny> sudo reboot, if no errors occured, patrick_
[04:24] <mrkris> I need opinions. Best dns server for dns caching, Comcast DNS is balls.
[04:24] <patrick__> ok
[04:25] <IdleOne> !language | mrkris
[04:25] <IdleOne> !best
[04:25] <mrkris> Sorry, was not aware that 'ball*' was inappropriate
[04:25] <lat> I'm having trouble using tune2fs and e2label to set a label on my hard drives. I suspect it is because all my drives were originally formatted fo NTFS before I converted them to Ext3. The errors I am getting are: tune2fs: Bad magic number in super-block while trying to open /dev/sda
[04:25] <lat> Couldn't find valid filesystem superblock.
[04:25] <lat>   What can I do to solve this?
[04:26] <jh> 哈哈 让你们看不懂
[04:26] <mrkris> perhaps I was referring to balls as 'unstable' and 'bounces around', which, Comcast DNS suffers from.
[04:27] <Flannel> !cn | jh
[04:28] <mneptok> mrkris: do not use that term in that kind of context again. full stop.
[04:28] <IdleOne> mrkris: your honor I did not mean to kill that guy just wanted to scare him. Either way your going to jail!
[04:29] <Guest50107> hey BrightSunnyBunny'
[04:29] <Guest50107> BrightSunnyBunny:  it doesnt work!!!
[04:31] <Guest50107> bright
[04:31] <BrightSunnyBunny> Guest50107: back so.. : ls -l /dev/input > lsi.txt && pastebinit lsi.txt
[04:31] <Guest50107> BrightSunnyBunny: xbuntu and ubuntu is the same thing right?
[04:32] <BrightSunnyBunny> Guest50107: yup, same car, different tops
[04:32] <phirestalker> I am trying to remux 1080p mkv files to a ps3 compatible format preferably m2ts ( I just don't trust mp4). I can't seem to find anything as good as mkv2vob for windows, but it won't run in wine :'(
[04:32] <phirestalker> any ideas?
[04:32] <mrkris> Hi.
[04:33] <Guest50107>  lsi.txt && pastebinit lsi.txt
[04:33] <Jack__> .
[04:33] <Guest50107> oh because im on xbuntu but soe one said it would work on here
[04:33] <arvind_khadri> Guest50107, xubuntu has a default environment of XFCE
[04:33] <BrightSunnyBunny> Guest50107:  ls -l /dev/input > lsi.txt && pastebinit lsi.txt
[04:33] <venger> anyone have something to share where you change the gnome panels up a bit?  I'd like to see something less flat looking than the default
[04:34] <Guest50107> The program 'pastebinit' is currently not installed.  You can install it by typing:
[04:34] <Guest50107> sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[04:34] <Guest50107> bash: pastebinit: command not found
[04:34] <Guest50107> patrick@patrick-laptop:~$
[04:34] <FloodBot1> Guest50107: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:34] <Takeshi_Hykova> im upgrading from my matrox card to an nvidia 6200. Do I need to uninstall the current video drivers before installing the nvidia card?
[04:34] <BrightSunnyBunny> Guest50107:  sudo apt-get install hwinfo pastebinit
[04:34] <BrightSunnyBunny> Guest50107:  ls -l /dev/input > lsi.txt && pastebinit lsi.txt
[04:34] <Finiras> is there  a program like picasa, but for ubuntu?
[04:35] <wickedpuppy> Finiras, gimp ? inkscape?
[04:35] <EyebeKlap> Hello everyone! I have recently installed ubuntu 8.04 desktop on my computer and have been experimenting with it and windows...
[04:35] <EyebeKlap> Is it possible to run Ubuntu 8.04 as a Terminal Server without installing the server addition or losing the GUI and desktop functionality? (this is so I can log onto my ubuntu computer using windows XP Remote Desktop)
[04:35] <Finiras> no that is for editing
[04:35] <IdleOne> Finiras: f-spot can upload to flickr.com
[04:35] <Guest50107> http://pastebin.com/f12078251
[04:35] <Finiras> picasa searches for all images and organizes them so that i can find specific ones easily
[04:35] <Finiras> i need it as i have thousands of pictures
[04:36] <Finiras> picasa is for windows thogh
[04:36] <IdleOne> Finiras: it also does picasaweb
[04:36] <arvind_khadri> !picasa | Finiras
[04:36] <Guest50107> did u see it BrightSunnyBunny
[04:36] <Finiras> oh crap picasa is also for linux
[04:36] <scribawf> Finiras;  yes there is a linux/ubuntu version of picasa
[04:36] <Finiras> thx
[04:36] <mneptok> Finiras: no, it's not
[04:36] <Finiras> lol...
[04:37] <arvind_khadri> !picasa > Finiras
[04:37] <BrightSunnyBunny> Guest50107:  yes,                             sudo hwinfo > hwi.txt && pastebinit hwi.txt
[04:37] <mneptok> Finiras: the "Linux version" of Picasa is just the Windows version running under WINE
[04:37] <mneptok> Finiras: try F-Spot or Digikam
[04:37] <arvind_khadri> mneptok, no its not... i dont have Wine but still then it runs!! how?
[04:37] <Holydiver> hello
[04:37] <wickedpuppy> mneptok, there seems to be a deb for picasa ...
[04:37] <wickedpuppy> how is it not for linux?
[04:38] <arvind_khadri> !hi | Holydiver
[04:38] <Holydiver> I just installed bitdefender on ubuntu
[04:38] <Holydiver> but i cannot launch it
[04:38] <Holydiver> :/
[04:38] <phirestalker> arvind_khadri, they package a version of wine in the deb package
[04:38] <Holydiver> any idea where i can find the command to launch it ?
[04:38] <mneptok> arvind_khadri / wickedpuppy: http://picasa.google.com/linux/download.html
[04:38] <phirestalker> arvind_khadri, picasa is indeed run on wine
[04:38] <wickedpuppy> Holydiver, honestly , i havn't use any anti-virus on my ubuntu for 5 years
[04:39] <mneptok> arvind_khadri / wickedpuppy: "This software uses these open source technologies: WINE, Mozilla. "
[04:39] <Takeshi_Hykova> im upgrading from my matrox card to an nvidia 6200. Do I need to uninstall the current video drivers before installing the nvidia card?
[04:39] <Holydiver> wickedpuppy, okey :)
[04:39] <wickedpuppy> so the .deb includes wine ? how wacko :P
[04:39] <supravat> hello
[04:39] <Guest50107> now what
[04:40] <BrightSunnyBunny>  Takeshi_Hykova: no, but must get correct nvidia-section in xorg.conf
[04:40] <supravat> what is ur name?
[04:40] <BrightSunnyBunny> Guest50107:                        sudo hwinfo > hwi.txt && pastebinit hwi.txt
[04:40] <mneptok> Takeshi_Hykova: just instal the new card, boot to recovery mode, and run the "xfix" option
[04:40] <Takeshi_Hykova> after i remove the matrox card and install the nvidia card Im going to boot anf use envy to install the nvidia driver.
[04:41] <Takeshi_Hykova> so i do not need to remove the old matrox drivers b4 i install the nvidia card?
[04:41] <mneptok> Takeshi_Hykova: just install the new card, boot to recovery mode, and run the "xfix" option
[04:41] <Finiras> i can confirm that picasa runs fine and doesnt seem to need wine
[04:41] <mneptok> Finiras: the package includes WINE
[04:41] <Finiras> whatever
[04:42] <Finiras> it works
[04:42] <BrightSunnyBunny>  Takeshi_Hykova: no, if you can't boot into x , see mneptok
[04:42] <mneptok> Finiras: if you're sure it does not require WINE, contact the Google engineers so they can update the official list of requirements :P
[04:42] <BrightSunnyBunny> Guest50107:                        sudo hwinfo > hwi.txt && pastebinit hwi.txt               url ?
[04:42] <phirestalker> I am trying to remux 1080p mkv files to a ps3 compatible format preferably m2ts ( I just don't trust mp4). I can't seem to find anything as good as mkv2vob for windows, but it won't run in wine :'( any ideas?
[04:43] <Takeshi_Hykova> when i install the nvidia card and boot the machine it will automatically detect the card and install the default drivers right allowing me to go to my kde deskto like normal?
[04:43] <mneptok> phirestalker: VLC
[04:43]  * wickedpuppy seconds VLC
[04:43] <Guest50107> hold on i see abunch o crap but that 2nd cmd doesnt work
[04:44] <Crema10> good evening
[04:44] <Crema10> anybody from NY and belongs to a Linux group that gets together?
[04:44] <Sinky> good morning
[04:44] <phirestalker> VNC has problems with some mkv files, and it makes ts not m2ts files which are iffy on ps3, it doesn't understand DTS so can't convert that audio to place in mp4 container
[04:44] <arvind_khadri> Takeshi_Hykova, remove your old drivers and install envyng
[04:44] <arvind_khadri> !ot > Crema10
[04:45] <mneptok> phirestalker: vlc /path/to/original.mkv --sout='#transcode{vcodec=mp2v,vb=3072,fps=30.0000,acodec=mpga,ab=256,channels=2}:std{access=file,mux=ps,dst=new_file_name.mpg}'
[04:45] <Takeshi_Hykova> b4 turning off the comp and exchanging the cards?
[04:45] <arvind_khadri> Takeshi_Hykova, ya
[04:45] <Guest50107> BrightSunnyBunny:  the 2nd comand did not work
[04:45] <Takeshi_Hykova> ok how do i uninstall the old drivers?
[04:46] <BrightSunnyBunny> Guest50107:              sudo hwinfo > hwi.txt
[04:46] <arvind_khadri> Takeshi_Hykova, how did you install them?
[04:46] <Flannel> Takeshi_Hykova: Remove the package, but it isn't pertinent.
[04:46] <BrightSunnyBunny> Guest50107:                         hwi.txt && pastebinit hwi.txt
[04:46] <BrightSunnyBunny> Guest50107:         url ?
[04:46] <EyebeKlap> Does anyone know if there is a terminal server emulator for ubuntu 8.04 desktop?
[04:46] <phirestalker> mneptok, how long will that take? and won't that degrade the quality of the high def video, or make the file much larger since it looks like that command will reencode the video. the app for windows only remuxes the streams, takes about 10 mins
[04:46] <Takeshi_Hykova> i didnt its a matrox card I installed kubuntu on the comp and thats all i did
[04:46] <Holydiver> anybody know how to use BitDefender on ubuntu ?
[04:47] <mneptok> phirestalker: then use Windows.
[04:47] <Guest50107> bash: hwi.txt: command not found
[04:47] <Guest50107> patrick@patrick-laptop:~$
[04:47] <mneptok> phirestalker: or don;t download content in formats the PS3 does not support
[04:47] <BrightSunnyBunny>  Takeshi_Hykova: simply try to get into x after changing, if not , use live to copy video section from there to go back in
[04:47] <arvind_khadri> Takeshi_Hykova, just remove the package ...or else leave it and exchange the cards
[04:48] <phirestalker> mneptok, wish I could find it in anything but mkv *sigh*, thanks for the help though :)
[04:48] <Sinky> After PC start, Firefox can not access the first  website with web address, must use IP adress.
[04:48] <Takeshi_Hykova> ok so uninstalling the old drivers isnt necessary?
[04:48] <mneptok> phirestalker: you could just buy the DVD ...
[04:48] <mneptok> :P
[04:48] <arvind_khadri> Holydiver, you dont need an anti-virus in linux
[04:48] <Guest50107> hwi.txt
[04:48] <Guest50107> bash: hwi.txt: command not found
[04:48] <Guest50107> patrick@patrick-laptop:~$
[04:48] <Guest50107>  it keep saying this
[04:48] <FloodBot1> Guest50107: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:48] <mneptok> !paste > Guest50107
[04:48] <Flannel> Guest50107: that's because a text file isn't a command.
[04:48] <Sinky> I use ubuntu 8.04
[04:49] <wickedpuppy> Guest30496, you want to see a text file pls use cat or vi or any other editors... txt files are not commands
[04:49] <Tyg13> How can I reinstall my broadcom drivers? They aren't working at all
[04:49] <BrightSunnyBunny> Guest50107:                         pastebinit hwi.txt
[04:49] <Sinky> Who can tell me the reason?
[04:49] <Jordan_U> Tyg13: Do you have the firmware ?
[04:49] <Holydiver> arvind_khadri, i need to delete viruses from a windows partition
[04:50] <Tyg13> Jordan_U: bw_cutter or something like that?
[04:50] <Jordan_U> Tyg13: Yes, b43-fwcutter
[04:50] <Tyg13> Jordan: Yeah
[04:50] <Unbelive> how do I get a full list of urls of packages needed to install a program?in plain text
[04:51] <Tyg13> Jordan_U: And I prefer command-line, but I'll use GUI if needed
[04:51] <arvind_khadri> Holydiver, then use a anti virus in WIndows!!!!
[04:51] <Jordan_U> Unbelive: synaptic has that feature
[04:51] <wickedpuppy> Ububegin, system -> administration ->synaptic manager
[04:52] <Holydiver> arvind_khadri, well i cannot access the partition under windows
[04:52] <happytron> hI, has anyone tried playing a quake 3-engine game on hardy?  After upgrading from gutsy to hardy it has become painfully slow.
[04:52] <Tyg13> Holydiver, I honestly don't think you need an antivirus to protect you from any linux viruses, as you have to execute them as root to actually infect anything. If you are smart enough, you can avoid getting one of the 20 or so linux viruses
[04:52] <arvind_khadri> Holydiver, ask #windows
[04:53] <Tyg13> Jordan_U?
[04:53] <phirestalker> holydiver, did you install it from a deb file? because if u did u should be able to open up that deb file and view the included files and look for ones in /usr/bin or the like
[04:53] <Jordan_U> Unbelive: File -> Generate package download script
[04:53] <Holydiver> hey ppl i just need to know how to launch bitdefender under linux ( to disinfect a windows partition ) and i do not have much time to try to access it under windows
[04:53] <Tyg13> Holydiver: Ah, I see
[04:54] <Holydiver> phirestalker, i installed from a .deb.run file :/
[04:54] <BrightSunnyBunny> Guest50107: I#m becoming tiered, as you are shure its a wacom in your tablet-pv i would suggest to properly follow the wiki step by step another day as there were many misstakes in , just line by line. also try the other 2 suggestions of xorg.conf
[04:54] <BrightSunnyBunny> *tired
[04:54] <phirestalker> holydiver, hmmmm... well it sounds like an sh script but I wonder y they named it deb.run?....
[04:54] <Jordan_U> Holydiver: AVG makes a linux version of their anti-virus
[04:55] <Holydiver> phirestalker, i installed it successfully :/ but there is no way to launch it :/
[04:55] <Holydiver> Jordan_U, thx i'll check it out :)
[04:55] <Merther> While the computer was updating it froze.  I had to hard power off the computer and reboot.  When I rebooted the update manager wouldn't open and neither would the add/remove program or the Package manager.  I rebooted and used grubs recovery mode to repair broken packages.  Was that the right thing to do?
[04:55] <Jordan_U> Holydiver: np
[04:55] <Jordan_U> Merther: Yes
[04:55] <Holydiver> well clamav is on its way
[04:55] <Holydiver> hope it works
[04:56] <Merther> Excellent, I'll see how that does when it completes.
[04:56] <Tyg13> Jordan_U, so how can I reinstall my broadcom drivers? They aren't working properly
[04:56] <Jordan_U> Holydiver: I don't know if clamav removes viruses, I think it's more for scanning email attatchents for *NIX mail servers
[04:56] <Holydiver> :(
[04:57] <Holydiver> Jordan_U, is AVG in any repository ?
[04:57] <fedex1993> Hey how can i get ssh server startup on boot up?
[04:57] <Guest50107> yes its a penable wacom'
[04:57] <Merther> Great, it's all rebooted after the repair and everything seems to be working.
[04:57] <Build-A-Bear> how to remove consolekit on my SERVER?
[04:57] <Guest50107> should i just install ubuntu
[04:57] <Build-A-Bear> how to turn off CONSOLEKIT?
[04:58] <mneptok> Build-A-Bear: PLEASE stop using CAPSLOCK for EMPHASIS
[04:58] <kazulu> hello friends
[04:59] <Build-A-Bear> wot to use for emphasis?
[04:59] <mneptok> Build-A-Bear: try "carefully chosen speech"
[04:59] <BrightSunnyBunny> Holydiver: of course no avg in repos
[04:59] <Tyg13> Can anyone tell me how to reinstall my broadcom drivers? They don't seem to work
[04:59] <Build-A-Bear> consolekit must go
[04:59] <Build-A-Bear> its annoying to my htop
[04:59] <phil_> hi
[05:00] <Build-A-Bear> i cant find where to turn it off
[05:00] <Jordan_U> Holydiver: No but it's available as a .deb @ http://free.avg.com/ww.download?prd=afl
[05:00] <Build-A-Bear> there is no consolekit in init.d
[05:00] <chamunks> anyone have any experience setting up the snort IDS who can talk me through it?
[05:00] <ShdwShinobi> Can someone help me get mythtv setup with pulseaudio?
[05:00] <Holydiver> Jordan_U, thx :)
[05:00] <Jordan_U> Holydiver: np :)
[05:01] <kazulu> Hello all linuxpeople
[05:01] <Lo_Pan> o hy
[05:01] <kazulu> some  friend can help me please
[05:01] <wickedpuppy> !ask
[05:02] <ElectricField> Hi
[05:02] <Tyg13> !broadcom
[05:02] <Gokee2_Laptop> Hello all, I am installing Kubuntu 8.04 on top of raid and LVM.  Its wanting to install lilo.  Anyone know why?  I thought ubuntu always used grub?
[05:03] <chamunks> anyone have any experience setting up the snort IDS who can talk me through it?
[05:03] <BrightSunnyBunny> n8 everybody
[05:03] <ubuntu9897> ugh now i realize i told grub to ibn stall on hd1 since it said hd0 when i opened up advanced and it siad that is there anything to fix that so it boots from /dev/sdb using the live cd?
[05:04] <Guest50107> brught
[05:04] <Guest50107> BrightSunnyBunny: !!
[05:04] <Mr_Fixit> other than alsamixer what other options should i look at for no sound????
[05:04] <Llewxam> hey all. anyone mind helping me here real quick? my cd/dvd driver is behaving oddly as of late. whenever i insert any kind of cd or dvd it won't automount to desktop, only when i click on the drive in the places panel. also when i eject, the label for that cd stays on the panel and any other kind of cd i put it won't mount at all.
[05:04] <Guest50107> ///////////wait
[05:05] <BrightSunnyBunny> Guest50107:                         pastebinit hwi.txt      >no answer for 12 min
[05:05] <BrightSunnyBunny> Guest50107: I#m becoming tiered, as you are shure its a wacom in your tablet-pv i would suggest to properly follow the wiki step by step another day as there were many misstakes in , just line by line. also try the other 2 suggestions of xorg.conf
[05:05] <ubuntu9897> please im me  if you can help me guys
[05:05] <BrightSunnyBunny> n8
[05:05] <Guest50107> http://pastebin.com/f534b5567
[05:05] <Guest50107> well i was trying to get that
[05:05] <cbk486> Hello, I am trying to play some .wav files from a cd I purchased(death magnetic) in rhythmbox, but when the window pops up and I click play, nothing happens. I receive no error messages, the progress bar doesn't move, and the music does not play. I have install ubuntu-restricted-extras.
[05:05] <bhavya> need help to configure airtel usb data card
[05:05] <Guest50107> i told u it keep giving ne error
[05:06] <cheeky> iam reading a  guide and it talking about the quota -v .. wheni type that in ubuntu it says i need to install it;so is there away to to use apt-get  to find information about a package beforei download it.. iaM reffereing toit throught the cli; and not the file manager or do i have to google the stuff and cant see the packages that areout there ?
[05:06] <cbk486> !cd
[05:06] <cbk486> !audio
[05:06] <Sinky> hi
[05:06] <Jordan_U> cbk486: What happens when you try to play them in totem? Are they DRM infected?
[05:06] <Guest50107> bright
[05:06] <Guest50107> bright
[05:06] <jmichelsen_> I have a question about UUIDs. I am using Xbuntu hardy, and I have a flash drive plugged in. I want to mount it by uuid but when I use the UUID provided by the "blkid" command, it returns that the special device does not exist
[05:07] <Guest50107> bight
[05:07] <Guest50107> ok does any 1 here know about tablet PC
[05:07] <Build-A-Bear> what rc or init starts up the evil CONSOLEKIT
[05:07] <bhavya> need help to configure airtel usb data card
[05:08] <cbk486> I get "stream has no data"  in totem
[05:08] <Build-A-Bear> for such an annoying process, I can find almost no information about console kit :(
[05:08] <^Phantom[linux]> I am running Ubuntu on a VirtualBox virtual machine.
[05:08] <cheeky> or  is it something that i has to be set to the volume and if not present that coz no quota was not setup or the package wasnt installed?
[05:08] <Jordan_U> jmichelsen_: Check "ls -l /dev/disk/by-uuid/ "
[05:09] <^Phantom[linux]> The highest resolution it will allow me to go to is 800x600
[05:09] <^Phantom[linux]> Is there any way I can tweak it to go up to around 1440x900 (the size of my laptop screen?
[05:09] <cbk486> !drm
[05:10] <^Phantom[linux]> !resolution
[05:10] <jmichelsen_> Jordan_U: its the same UUID shown there that wont mount
[05:10] <Build-A-Bear> ah its DBUS
[05:10] <Build-A-Bear> can I turn off dbus for a headless server?
[05:10] <cbk486> Phantom preferences>screen resolution
[05:12] <cbk486> Jordan_U: I get "Stream has no data" in totem. Does this mean that the cd has drm?
[05:12] <avis> anyone know how i can catalog my music collection into html format ?
[05:12] <jmichelsen_> Jordan_U: for some reason its mounting it now...I have no idea why, I used the same command
[05:13] <^Phantom[linux]> cbk486, I've already done that
[05:13] <^Phantom[linux]> the highest it goes is 800x600
[05:13] <obiwankenobi> join #ubuntues
[05:13] <nandang> hjkhjk
[05:13] <obiwankenobi> #esubuntu
[05:13] <Build-A-Bear> surely someone knows how to dismantle the evil COnsoleKit from my server
[05:14] <obiwankenobi> hi how can i join to ubuntu in spanish?
[05:14] <Gokee2_Laptop> Does the alternate CD for kubuntu ship with only lilo and no grub?
[05:14] <Build-A-Bear> i think its #ubuntu-es
[05:15] <pjotr> Gokee2_Laptop: http://www.debian-administration.org/articles/512
[05:16] <Guest50107> does any 1 know about tablet PC??
[05:16] <Penn-student> Hi. I'd like to know if there will be any problem if I change the hostname of my Ubuntu system?
[05:16] <Penn-student> I want to change it to other thing than dell-desktop
[05:17] <jmichelsen_> Penn-student: depends on the network I beleive, if you have drives mapped to that system from another it wont find it anymore
[05:17] <Penn-student> I dont have drives
[05:17] <jmichelsen_> Penn-student: other than that, should be Ok (correct me if i am wrong anyone)
[05:18] <Penn-student> so i guess there wont be any problem
[05:18] <jmichelsen_> Penn-student: shouldnt be
[05:18] <Jordan_U> Penn-student: Wait
[05:19] <obiwankenobi> join #esubuntu
[05:19] <Guest50107> does any 1 have a tablet pc
[05:19] <obiwankenobi> asi?
[05:19] <Jordan_U> !hostname | Penn-student
[05:19] <obiwankenobi> like that?
[05:19] <FloodBot1> obiwankenobi: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:19] <obiwankenobi> join /#esunbutu
[05:19] <obiwankenobi> ??
[05:19] <ubuntu9897> hey is there a way on the live cd to deleteparions of ubuntu i made a mistke and need to reinstall
[05:20] <Penn-student> Can I use the utility called Ubuntu Tewak?
[05:20] <Penn-student> Tweak
[05:20] <jmichelsen_> Jordan_U: thanks for clarification
[05:20] <dr_willis> ubuntu9897,  the gparted tool, or use fdisk, or cfdisk if they are on the live cd.
[05:20] <^Phantom[linux]> This is what it keeps telling me:
[05:20] <^Phantom[linux]> phantom@phantom-laptop:~$ sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver.org
[05:20] <^Phantom[linux]> Package `xserver.org' is not installed and no info is available.
[05:20] <^Phantom[linux]> Use dpkg --info (= dpkg-deb --info) to examine archive files,
[05:20] <^Phantom[linux]> and dpkg --contents (= dpkg-deb --contents) to list their contents.
[05:20] <^Phantom[linux]> /usr/sbin/dpkg-reconfigure: xserver.org is not installed
[05:20] <FloodBot1> ^Phantom[linux]: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:20] <Jordan_U> jmichelsen_: np
[05:20] <cbk486> !pastebin
[05:20] <jmichelsen_> !paste | ^Phantom[linux]
[05:20] <obiwankenobi> how can i join to another channel????
[05:20] <obiwankenobi> i mean the command
[05:21] <Jordan_U> ^Phantom[linux]: xserver-xorg , not xserver.org
[05:21] <dr_willis> obiwankenobi,  /join #channel
[05:21] <cbk486>  /join #channel
[05:21] <ubuntu9897> i been using gparted on it  but it wont let be get rid of them
[05:21] <Jordan_U> ubuntu9897: gparted
[05:21] <dr_willis> ubuntu9897,  you can NOT modify a partition if its mounted.
[05:22] <ubuntu9897> well then in need them unmounted itryed an i cant do it ether
[05:22] <^Phantom[linux]> says package xserver.xorg is not installed <_<
[05:22] <dfgas> why does my raid show up as 2 separate drives?
[05:22] <Guest50107> does any 1 have a tablet pc
[05:22] <dr_willis> ubuntu9897,  i always use the gparted live cd.   that way none get mounted..  You could use the command line tools I guess.. or force the unmount..
[05:22] <Jordan_U> ^Phantom[linux]: It's a dash not a period "xserver-xorg"
[05:23] <GhostlyDeath|Lpt> NET SPLIT
[05:23] <pogztimz> hi some1 pls tell me how to reset my password. i forgot it
[05:23] <dr_willis> Guest50107,  it may be a good idea to check the ubuntu forums for any specific tablet pc problems. Those tings are sort of rare.
[05:23] <pogztimz> i cant go as root
[05:23] <Waistless> Hi, I can't mount a certain DVD on one of my drives (/dev/scd1, and I can't use /dev/scd0 due to a hardware issue on that drive)
[05:23] <ubuntu9897> yeah i'll just burn the cd i guess it would be nice not to burn another dik though
[05:23] <Jordan_U> GhostlyDeath Must be a problem on your end, no split here :)
[05:23] <Guest50107> yea i didi but danb it dont do any good
[05:23] <Waistless> my /etc/fstab http://paste.ubuntu.com/46505/
[05:24] <pogztimz> how do i change the password, bcoz i forgot i. cant go as root anymore :(
[05:24] <ubuntu9897> how do i force unmount?
[05:24] <pjotr> pogztimz: boot to recovery mode
[05:24] <Winston_Smith1> What is the location of the file fortune reads from?
 then
[05:24] <^Phantom[linux]> so, i don't have that xserver thingy
[05:24] <Waistless> It comes up with an error: Invalid mount option when attempting to mount the volume 'ETQWDVD
[05:25] <^Phantom[linux]> How can I figure out what I have installed for the display?
 ok i'm booting it in recovery mode
[05:25] <Waistless> it works for other DVDs, that DVD still mounts fine in windows
[05:25] <Jordan_U> ^Phantom[linux]: I would be surprised if you didn't, did you type it with a dash instead of a period?
[05:25] <Jesus> fff
 wat should i do nest?
[05:25] <GhostlyDeath|Lpt> Jordan_U: Tehre was a split on OFTC
next**
[05:26] <GhostlyDeath|Lpt> and I /amsg NET SPLIT =/
[05:26] <dewman> guys which is the best mp3/video player for ubuntu?
[05:26] <^Phantom[linux]> d'oh
[05:26] <^Phantom[linux]> I didn't <_<
[05:26] <^Phantom[linux]> My (HUGE) bad :S
[05:26] <GhostlyDeath|Lpt> On Windows right now using the Free "Free" X-chat
[05:26] <Jordan_U> !best | dewman
[05:26] <cheeky> how do i bring upo the syslogdaemon in cli ?
[05:27] <pogztimz> guys, how do i retrieve my root password in recovery mode?
[05:27] <dr_willis> pogztimz,  I normally  do a 'sudo passwd username' and set a new password
[05:27] <HymnToLife> pogztimz: you can't
[05:28] <^Phantom[linux]> Okay, I selected the right resolutions
[05:28] <HymnToLife> but you can change it, indeed
[05:28] <^Phantom[linux]> :D
[05:28] <dewman> Jordan_U,  i mean suggest me a few good ones to try out
[05:28] <dr_willis> pogztimz,  i normally boot live cd, chroot to the installed system. and use the passwd command.
[05:28] <pogztimz> HymntoLife: how?
[05:28] <HymnToLife> as they said
[05:28] <HymnToLife> passwd
[05:28] <Jordan_U> !player | dewman
[05:29] <^Phantom[linux]> now wait just a second
[05:29] <joshu> Look you guys, i need to disable all audiodrivers except ALSA, anyone know how i can do this? I have disabled oss via rmmod, but there is still some soundserver using the audiodevice...
[05:29] <pogztimz> dr_willis: idk how to chroot :-)
[05:29] <pjotr> pogztimz: drop to root shell, "passwd <username>"
[05:29] <^Phantom[linux]> the resolutions didn't show up
[05:29] <Takeshi_Hykova> wow the nvida driver installation using envyng was flawless. GREAT! application
 there u are xD
[05:29] <pogztimz> wait i'll try
[05:29] <HymnToLife> pogztimz: you don't need to, Ubuntu's recovery mode will do
[05:29] <joshu> Ubuntu _really_ needs to look into what sound-servers to use... this stinks, really.
[05:29] <dr_willis> pogztimz,  now is the time to learn some linux  and command line basics.. If you can get to a shell in the recovery mode you dont need to  boot a livecd/chroot.
[05:29] <^Phantom[linux]> Do I need to restart?
[05:30] <dewman> !codecs
[05:30] <dr_willis> pogztimz,  recovery mode -> use passwd command.
 ty
 it worked!
[05:30] <joshu> Uhh... noone knows. I'll just reboot... again. (/me mumbles about how much the ubuntu developers has to learn)
[05:30] <pogztimz> dr_willis: ty man
[05:33] <Phantom[linux]> !resolution
[05:37] <ghindo> Hey everybody, does anybody know anything about the package "landscape-client"?  I looked it up on the Ubuntu package search and didn't get anything conclusive
[05:37] <Unbelive> what's the package need for ssh access
[05:38] <ghindo> Unbelive: For the client or server side?
[05:38] <Phantom[linux]> oh, also, i'm using ubuntu 7.10
[05:38] <basti> openssh-server
[05:38] <Unbelive> yep!
[05:38] <Unbelive> thanks )
[05:39] <lalak> Is it  ok to run a pirated copy of ubuntu 7.10? i mean it won't ask for activation? right?
[05:39] <basti> ghindo, Description: Placeholder for the Landscape client This package is currently empty, but will be updated to contain a client for the Landscape system.  Landscape is a web-based tool for managing Ubuntu systems.
[05:39] <Phantom[linux]> this little square in the middle of my screen is rather odd looking
[05:39] <Cpudan80> lalak: there is no such thing as a pirated copy of ubuntu
[05:39] <Phantom[linux]> also, lalak, wtf?
[05:39] <Cpudan80> lalak: its free software
[05:39] <ghindo> basti:  Cool, thanks.
[05:39] <lalak> My friend burned me a copy of his CD. but he never gave me an activation key. so what do i do now?
[05:40] <hecate> lalak there no pirated copy of ubuntu ..u are free to redistribute it
[05:40] <Phantom[linux]> lalak, just install it
[05:40] <basti> ghindo, apt-cache show landscape-client
[05:40] <lalak> oh
[05:40] <Phantom[linux]> also
[05:40] <Phantom[linux]> the resolutions are NOT changing
[05:40] <Cpudan80> lalak: The OS is free - just install it - make as many copies as you want, we encourage it :-)
[05:40] <lalak> oh okay
[05:40] <lalak> thank you
[05:41] <reehan> how do i check if PAE is enabled in my kernel?>????
[05:41] <Phantom[linux]> this is almost as funny as late night tv :P
[05:41] <Phantom[linux]> anyway
[05:42] <reehan> how do i check if PAE is enabled in my kernel?>????
[05:42] <ere4si> Phantom[linux]: does ctrl+alt+F2 get you anything?
[05:42] <ykphuah1> is there other GUI download managers besides gwget?
[05:42] <ere4si> reehan: it is in ubuntu kernels
[05:43] <reehan> but how do i check if it is enabled ere4si
[05:43] <basti> ykphuah1, aria
[05:43] <basti> ykphuah1, kgwt
[05:43] <basti> kget
[05:44] <ykphuah1> i try not to pull in the kde dependancies.
[05:44] <reehan> how do i check if PAE is enabled in my kernel?>????
[05:44] <basti> ykphuah1, d4x
[05:44] <raph> discon
[05:44] <ykphuah1> gwget is giving me unknown error, but its actually downloading at the backend, i checked with ps
[05:45] <ere4si> reehan: I wouldn't know - I know if you have a kernel from ubuntu then pae is enabled
[05:45] <karyn> newb question:  I am having problems getting ubuntu to recognize my camera as an external drive, or at all.
[05:45] <Vilhelm_> uh oh
[05:46] <ykphuah1> basti: the aria from the repo, it depends on gtk1.2??
[05:46] <Dabbu> can i use mouse gesture like operta in ubuntu..nautilus
[05:47] <^Phantom^> Yeah, it made my screen go all black
[05:47] <basti> ykphuah1, try d4x. seems to be better
[05:47] <^Phantom^> now it looks like classic DOS <3
[05:48] <^Phantom^> !display
[05:48] <^Phantom^> oops
[05:48] <ghindo> Hi, I briefly had VirtualBox installed on my machine, but have since uninstalled it.  For some reason, however, the networking still loads at boot.  Is there any way I can remove this?
[05:49] <venger> karyn, you could run dmesg in terminal and see if USB messages talk about seeing the device after you plug it in
[05:50] <Gun_Smoke> ghindo, did you purge it?
[05:50] <magaio> Has anyone gotten uvesafb to work (with widescreen resolutions)?
[05:50] <ghindo> Gun_Smoke: No, how do I do that?
[05:50] <ykphuah1> basti: alright thanks. :)
[05:51] <ere4si> ghindo: try in terminal   sudo apt-get --purge remove virtualbox
[05:51] <Gun_Smoke> ghindo, use purge in place of remove
[05:51] <karyn> venger:  I think this is what that is telling me> device descriptor read/64, error -71
[05:51] <Gun_Smoke> or what ere4si said
[05:52] <venger> karyn, what camera make/model is it
[05:52] <ghindo> ere4si, Gun_Smoke:  Thank you
[05:52] <karyn> venger: fujifilm finepix s700, tried running software for it in wine
[05:53] <ere4si> np :)
[05:53] <karyn> venger: attemptd to find documentation about this problem, found none that was useful
[05:53] <^Phantom^> thanks a lot
[05:53] <^Phantom^> now i'm out of the gui and can't get back it
[05:54] <^Phantom^> though, this DOS look brings back some happy memories
[05:55] <Jordan_U> ^Phantom^: What did you do before X stopped working?
[05:55] <waan> karyn, are you having problems connecting your camera to ubuntu?
[05:55] <Gun_Smoke> ghindo, have a look at apt-get man page.. It will detail all options. man apt-get
[05:55] <karyn> yes, waan
[05:55] <^Phantom^> nothing
[05:55] <cheeky> when i use the files command and i try to identify a unkown file; would it anyway execute and for my bad luck could trigger a program to do something rm -rf /root on my system :-$
[05:55] <karyn> several of my other cameras connected just fine
[05:55] <^Phantom^> just installed ubuntu
[05:55] <Jordan_U> ^Phantom^: Did X work on the LiveCD?
[05:56] <^Phantom^> it never did let me use a resolution higher than 800x600
[05:56] <hecate> ^Phantom^ what video card do u have?
[05:56] <waan> karyn, are you just trying to get files from it via usb?
[05:56] <^Phantom^> I can't remember
[05:56] <^Phantom^> I'm not sure
[05:56] <karyn> waan: basically, yes
[05:56] <Jordan_U> ^Phantom^: Do you know what brand ?
[05:56] <^Phantom^> VirtualBox gave it the video card <_<
[05:56] <cheeky> could any one tell me .. coz there is a files in my system and i wanana do the file command and i dunno if it will execute a virus ?
[05:57] <ere4si> !who
[05:57] <hecate> ^Phantom^ lspci | grep VGA?
[05:57] <Cyber> fdhtf
[05:57] <tinjaolenius> hey guys
[05:57] <waan> karyn, is the camera set to usb (mass storage) mode, and not ptp?
[05:57] <tinjaolenius> wanna pvt with me?
[05:57] <^Phantom^> wtf?
[05:57] <tinjaolenius> wtf what
[05:58] <karyn> waan: when I turn the camera on and it's pluged in, it says usb on the screen
[05:58] <waan> karyn, hang on a second
[05:58] <karyn> waan: let me see if there is documentation about ptp in the manual
[05:58] <^Phantom^> it has a high resolution when starting up
[05:58] <^Phantom^> also
[05:59] <waan> karyn, i was just about to do that
[05:59] <Jordan_U> ^Phantom^: The login screen?
[05:59] <hecate> ^Phantom^ open a terminal and give us the result of the command i gave u
[06:03] <karyn> waan: I found this, but I don't know anything about programming or terminal: http://osdir.com/ml/multimedia.gphoto.devel/2007-09/msg00082.html
[06:03] <^Phantom^> fsking virtualbox sucks with display resolutions
[06:04] <^Phantom^> also brb wanna go find something
[06:05] <waan> karyn, what happens when you plug it in?
[06:05] <karyn> waan: absolutely nothing
[06:06] <karyn> waan:  the manual says I can use it in ptp mode, but not how to change it to ptp mode
[06:07] <Jordan_U> karyn: Does it work with cheese ?
[06:07] <ubuntu> Hay I'm sure it's in the guides somewhere, but could someone point me to the right section?
[06:07] <ubuntu> wtf
[06:07] <karyn> Jordan_U: cheese? havent tried that
[06:07] <ubuntu> hole on
[06:07] <waan> karyn, what do you get if you type "lsusb -v | grep fuji"
[06:07] <klosterdev> anyways
[06:07] <waan> karyn, does any fuji device show up?
[06:07] <Jordan_U> karyn: It's a simple app like Apple's photo booth
[06:08] <ImBoden> hoping someone can help.  i installed ubuntu 8.04 using the wubi installer.  i now want to get rid of my windows, and use ubuntu exclusively.  what is the easiest way to do this?
[06:08] <klosterdev> I need to know if creating a partition on some empty space on an ntfs drive will fuck up the index
[06:08] <karyn> waan:  can't get hub descriptor: Operation not permitted
[06:08] <karyn> cannot read device status, Operation not permitted (1)
[06:08] <Jordan_U> ImBoden: Do you wan to keep your current Ubuntu installation or re-install?
[06:08] <waan> karyn, nothing about any fuji device?
[06:08] <ImBoden> Jordan_U, i want to keep my current ubuntu install if at all possible
[06:09] <karyn> waan: no, and this is the first fuji I have had
[06:09] <karyn> waan: cannon nd kodak worked just fine
[06:09] <waan> karyn, well, you could try ptp mode, you'd have to change it in the menu somewhere
[06:09] <waan> karyn, or you could take out the xdcard and use a card reader
[06:10] <biouser> how can I find my server ip address?
[06:10] <starn> is there any voice changers for ubuntu?
[06:10] <waan> biouser, whatismyip.com
[06:10] <wickedpuppy> biouser, ifconfig
[06:10] <karyn> waan: let me see what I can find in the menu, and I don't have a card reader :(
[06:10] <msingh> how do i bunr an audio cd from mp3s on hardy?
[06:10] <icesword> anyone knows a website which offers online irc chat
[06:10] <msingh> ive tried k3b and brasiaria
[06:10] <Jordan_U> ImBoden: http://lubi.sourceforge.net/lvpm.html
[06:10] <klosterdev> COuld someone point me to where in the guides it goes over creating a partition on the empty space of a drive already formatted with ntfs?
[06:10] <dmsuperman> sound juicer doesn't have an mp3 ripping option in hardy
[06:11] <waan> karyn, they are pretty cheap from any electrical retailer
[06:11] <dmsuperman> lame is installed
[06:11] <msingh> is this cripped for political reasons??
[06:11] <starn> is there any voice changers for ubuntu? i dont care if all it does is change pitch just need some thing
[06:11] <dmsuperman> What else must I do to enable it? The "active" box is checked
[06:11] <pjotr> msing: Serpentine
[06:11] <wickedpuppy> msingh, most cd players can play mp3 nowadays ...
[06:11] <Jesus> f
[06:11] <msingh> wickedpuppy: not all
[06:12] <dr_willis> msingh,  mp3 has a varity of legal  'issues' :)  fir k3b to convert mp3 to audio cd's one must install some extra packages.
[06:12] <wickedpuppy> msingh, ah ... not all of course .. most :P
[06:12] <icesword> anyone
[06:12] <Jordan_U> msingh: Legal not political, install libk3b2-mp3 for k3b
[06:12] <biouser> tyvm wickedpuppy , can you tell me which one is the server?
[06:12] <venger> klosterdev, i dont see a problem if you don't mess with the ntfs partition, even when resizing ntfs, a chkdsk would complain but still fix the freespace info
[06:12] <waan> karyn, also I'm searching the ubuntu forums as we speak, I think its a common problem with fuji's and ubuntu. But i'm sure there is a way to get it working
[06:12] <wickedpuppy> biouser, aer you on the server you are talking about ?
[06:13] <karyn> waan:  I have a windows computer as a last resort :P
[06:13] <biouser> wickedpuppy, I have apache and trying to set-up nginx to serve some django
[06:13] <icesword> anyone knows a website offers online irc chat service? thanks
[06:14] <karyn> icesword: mibbit.com
[06:14] <waan> karyn, did you find ptp in the options>
[06:14] <wickedpuppy> biouser, you did 'sudo ifconfig' right?
[06:14] <biouser> yes
[06:14] <karyn> waan: no it's not there
[06:15] <msingh> bash
[06:15] <icesword> karyn, Thanks very much
[06:15] <waan> karyn, hmm ok. Do you have fspot installed, it might ask to automatically import photos for you
[06:15] <wickedpuppy> biouser, didn't you get the ip?
[06:15] <biouser> and it showed my internet connect and my local erver
[06:15] <starn> is there any voice modifiers for ubuntu?
[06:15] <msingh> bah, i thought ubuntu was over that debian fetish over mp3s.. pity that a user can burn an audio cd from mp3s out of the box .. fail
[06:16] <wickedpuppy> biouser, can you paste the output on pastebin ?
[06:16] <karyn> waan:  fspot?  it's not coming up on my synaptic package manager
[06:16] <klosterdev> So if I create it would I Have to change anything to prevent it from tarding out
[06:16] <klosterdev> RIght now I'm running on an Ubuntu live CD, and I've got a nasty rootkit in WINdows that even Kaspersky can't kill
[06:17] <klosterdev> So in the meantime I'm switching over
[06:17] <klosterdev> BUt I need office 2k7 for a class I'M taking, so I still need to be able to boot into windows, just as little as possible
[06:17] <mib_cle0fuhn> 	is anyone up and willing to help someone way over there head?
[06:17] <vox> mib_cle0fuhn: whats the issue
[06:17] <Jordan_U> msingh: Do you want to pay for mp3 royalties for every Ubuntu user?
[06:17] <klosterdev> ALso what's up with the slow response with caps lock any way to increase the sensitivity?
[06:18] <Eleaf> who does?
[06:18] <Jordan_U> msingh: Or, at least the ones living in the U.S. ?
[06:18] <mib_cle0fuhn> i tried to install ubuntu through usb and i get error 13 when i try to boot it
[06:18] <waan> karyn, you don't need to use synaptic manager unless you want specific packages, just use add/remove
[06:18] <Nutzebahn> Does anyone know of any alternatives to Virtual DJ for Ubuntu?
[06:18] <venger> klosterdev, freespace is freespace, create a partition, i'd worry more about grub and a ntldr failure than creating a partition
[06:18] <Zerocxis> klosterdev: this is in the Live CD session?
[06:18] <klosterdev> YEah
[06:18] <waan> karyn, try f-spot
[06:18] <Zerocxis> typically the Live CD will be as fast as your CD drive
[06:18] <klosterdev> I'd like to install it and use it for my everyday stuff until I get around to more drastic measures
[06:19] <biouser> http://dpaste.com/77826/ wickedpuppy
[06:19] <Fergie> всем привет
[06:19] <klosterdev> I'll probably keep it but right now it's out of necessity
[06:19] <Jordan_U> !ru | Fergie
[06:19] <wickedpuppy> biouser, <IP_ADDRESS> <--- thats your ip .. you are using router so you will need to look at your router config for your ip from your ISP
[06:19] <mib_cle0fuhn> am i screwed with this error 13? im trying to boot unetbottin
[06:20] <klosterdev> Venger, educate me I Don't know shit about freespace.  FIrst time actually diving into Linux that isn't just basic interaction at a friends house
[06:20] <Zerocxis> please watch language
[06:20] <biouser> wickedpuppy, how can I look at my router config?
[06:20] <klosterdev> k
[06:20] <Fergie> че делаете?
[06:20] <starn> there is not any voice modifiers for linux is there?
[06:20] <Zerocxis> the Freespace is the freespace left on your hard drive
[06:21] <klosterdev> Oh one word
[06:21] <klosterdev> lol
[06:21] <Fergie> циц
[06:21] <karyn> waan:  <3 <3 <3 thank you, that worked <3 <3 <3
[06:21] <Jordan_U> klosterdev: Actually it's not, I think whoever said "freespace" might have just made a typo :)
[06:21] <klosterdev> ALright.  Is ten gigs enough to do pretty much anything I need?
[06:21] <wickedpuppy> biouser, you never use your router config before ? doesn't it come with a manual? my router ip is http://<IP_ADDRESS>/
[06:21] <Jordan_U> klosterdev: Yes
[06:21] <Umaa> Hello
[06:21] <Zerocxis> definitely
[06:22] <cojones_> anyone here proxy their torrent downloads?
[06:22] <Fergie> HELLO
[06:22] <waan> karyn, thats good to hear, for some reason fuji's dont autoshow files, they just import.
[06:22] <Guitarplayer001> corbinfox hasn't been on all day huh?
[06:22] <Guitarplayer001> :\ that's a bummer
[06:22] <Guitarplayer001> prolly still busy on his date....
[06:22] <Fergie> FloodBot1, ПРИВЕТИК
[06:22] <karyn> :D  yay!  bai guise!
[06:23] <Umaa> Fergi wats is you neim?
[06:23] <klosterdev> k.  Any less?  I've got 20 gigs of space left on a 93 gig (formatted) drive so I'd like to keep it fairly minimal at least for now
[06:23] <waan> karyn, You can probably select a different program if you like, aslong as it supports importing from digital cameras, but f-spot is a very good one
[06:23] <klosterdev> Can I format more to extend it later, or will it consider that a seperate drive if I do it twice?
[06:23] <Umaa> Fergie
[06:23] <Fergie> "[9:21:14] <Umaa> Fergi wats is you neim?" НЕ ПОНИМАЮ
[06:23] <Zerocxis> klosterdev, you can go as small as 8 gigs, any less and you might have trouble. (at least with my experience)
[06:24] <Zerocxis> and yes you can extend the partition when the time comes
[06:24] <Umaa> Fergi transieit i m for russia
[06:24] <klosterdev> Alright, thanks a lot.
[06:24] <Zerocxis> np
[06:24] <Fergie> yes
[06:26] <Fergie> АУ
[06:26] <biouser> A username and password are being requested by http://<IP_ADDRESS>. The site says: "NR041"
[06:26] <Umaa> Fergie you who on the nation?
[06:26] <dr_willis> biouser,  your router is asking for its admin password looks like to me..  ?
[06:26] <biouser> I don't remember if I put a user name or password but I think that is my router
[06:27] <Fergie> "[9:25:01] <Umaa> Fergie you who on the nation?" russia
[06:28] <mib_5c3c4obx> this is not my day
[06:28] <debCarlos> If i run a program with nohup, will it stay alive even if X crashes ?
[06:28] <Fergie> всем пока
[06:28] <Umaa> Excuse and time will not prompt?
[06:28] <mib_5c3c4obx> i need help with error 13 i am so over my head right now
[06:29] <debCarlos> mib_5c3c4obx: Error 13 ?
[06:29] <Umaa> Стой
[06:29] <Umaa> Не уходи
[06:29] <debCarlos> !ru
[06:29] <mib_5c3c4obx> yes when i try to boot ubuntu for the first time i get error 13
[06:29] <mib_5c3c4obx> do you need me to write the whole error?
[06:29] <Umaa> [0:12:03] <Umaa> Excuse and time will not prompt?
[06:29] <debCarlos> no
[06:30] <debCarlos> mib_5c3c4obx: first time in a unix-like os ?
[06:30] <Umaa> [0:13:04] <Umaa> [0:12:03] <Umaa> Excuse and time will not prompt?
[06:30] <mib_5c3c4obx> yes first time to say the least
[06:30] <mib_5c3c4obx> i finally decided to take the plunge with an old desktop
[06:31] <mib_5c3c4obx> its also running xp
[06:31] <debCarlos> ok, let me check the grub error guide :)
[06:31] <Fergie> "[9:28:59] *** sent_inel (n=snt@unaffiliated/sentinel/x-456132) заходит на #ubuntu" СЕРЕЖКА?
[06:31] <mib_5c3c4obx> thank you
[06:31] <Umaa> There is no you that stupid?
[06:32] <Umaa> Ферджи как дела?
[06:32] <debCarlos> http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/grub-error-guide.xml
[06:32] <debCarlos> Seems like it isn't there, what error does it output to you ?
[06:32] <mib_5c3c4obx> from the top
[06:33] <Umaa> Fergie
[06:33] <mib_5c3c4obx> booting "unetbootin"
[06:33] <mib_5c3c4obx> (hd0.0)
[06:33] <mib_5c3c4obx> filesystem type is ntfs, partition type 0x7
[06:33] <Fergie> "[9:30:26] <Umaa> Ферджи как дела?" отлично. ты как?
[06:33] <pjotr> 13 : "Inconsistent filesystem structure" http://www.uruk.org/orig-grub/errors.html
[06:33] <mib_5c3c4obx> kernel /unetbtin/ubnkern vga=normal
[06:33] <c_lisp> join #bash
[06:33] <Umaa> Пойдет
[06:34] <Fergie> а ты русский?
[06:34] <mib_5c3c4obx> error 13: invalid or unsupported executable format
[06:34] <Umaa> Ты по английскии уметь не делаешь?
[06:34] <Fergie> нет
[06:34] <magaio> Has anyone gotten uvesafb to work with widescreen resolutions on an Intel GM965 chipset (maybe with 915resolution combined)?
[06:34] <Jordan_U> !ru | Fergie
[06:34] <Umaa> Почему, ты дура или?
[06:35] <Jordan_U> magaio: Why vesafb? Why aren't you using the "intel" driver?
[06:36] <Fergie> "[9:32:57] <Umaa> Почему, ты дура или?" ЧЕГО?
[06:36] <biouser> I am trying to setup apache and maybe nginx behind a router to serve a django app.  Anyon know of any good documentations/searches I can see?
[06:36] <vampur> hello every one
[06:36] <Fergie> бля
[06:37] <Umaa> Гг да я шучу я тебя подколол это умка
[06:37] <ushimitsudoki1> !ru | Fergie Umaa
[06:37] <Zerocxis> !ru > Fergie
[06:37] <vampur> is dere any offline updates aviliable for the ubuntu , i mean can i download now and can install later in any other system like in windows packages exe and den setup anytime
[06:38] <xess> I need an Xorg expert. I tried to do it my self an d messed things up quite a bit.
[06:39] <yao_ziyuan> can anyone recommend a game like Age of Empires?
[06:39] <yao_ziyuan> Bos Wars used to be a candidate,
[06:39] <Jordan_U> xess: What are you trying to do?
[06:39] <biouser> are you even allowed to host with a regular home internet access?
[06:39] <mib_5c3c4obx> yao, civilization?
[06:39] <yao_ziyuan> but even moving the mouse in it is awkward.
[06:39] <vampur> dear yao_ if u get any one for linux do tell me also
[06:39] <yao_ziyuan> mib_5c3c4obx: freeciv?
[06:39] <biouser> yao_ziyuan, freeciv
[06:39] <Umaa> You have gone i not is worse you i know a donkey
[06:40] <yao_ziyuan> seriously, boswars is like age of empires: http://www.boswars.org/
[06:40] <vampur> is dere any offline updates aviliable for the ubuntu , i mean can i download now and can install later in any other system like in windows packages exe and den setup anytime
[06:40] <yao_ziyuan> also, warzone 2100 is.
[06:41] <yao_ziyuan> o no,
[06:41] <yao_ziyuan> warzone 2100 is like Mech Commander
[06:41] <xess> Jordan_U: Set up dual monitors I got kind of the way there but it is all messed up. The res on one seems to be completely off key and I can't get them to line up right, that is left to right view.
[06:41] <yao_ziyuan> i am particularly interested in games featuring unmanned warfare
[06:41] <Jordan_U> vampur: You can use aptoncd to create an update CD
[06:42] <vampur> how can i do so jordan_u
[06:42] <yao_ziyuan> but freedroid is too lovely
[06:43] <xess> What ever I did it also seems to be screwing up my ability to play music.
[06:43] <yao_ziyuan> i can recommend arcade games:
[06:43] <Nutzebahn> Hello.
[06:43] <yao_ziyuan> supertux 2
[06:43] <yao_ziyuan> supertuxkart (in getdeb.net)
[06:43] <debCarlos> xess: What did you did ?
[06:44] <Nutzebahn> The Blender installer says it will have to remove apt and aptitude, why?
[06:44] <xess> I made a new xorg.conf! :D
[06:44] <starn> there is not any voice modifiers for linux is there?
[06:44] <chubs_> Nutzebahn, I don't believe you
[06:44] <xess> I made it out of my very own fail it would seem.
[06:44] <vampur> how can i make a update cd or something downloadble and can use for another computers
[06:45] <jdnewmil> why is the bash set builtin spewing function definitions after showing the environment variables in hardy? any way to stop that?
[06:45] <venger> xess, use sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg to revert, you'll have to restart X for it to take effect
[06:45] <pjotr> Nutzebahn, you can find Blender in Universe
[06:45] <Nutzebahn> pjotr: Synaptic said that it would have to remove apt and aptitude.
[06:46] <xess> venger: Won't that kill my dual monitors?
[06:46] <venger> xess, sure
[06:46] <venger> xess, why don't you save off the current one, revert, diff and reapply ?
[06:46] <biouser> can I declare any domain name that is not i use or do I have to buy it/go through some company?
[06:46] <xess> Yeah that might work
[06:46] <wickedpuppy> biouser, you can buy domain names
[06:47] <biouser> re: nginx
[06:47] <wickedpuppy> biouser, if you want to check a domain name .. you can use 'whois domainname' in your shell
[06:47] <Gun_Smoke> !usb > Gun_Smoke
[06:48] <biouser> how to serve a web app over the internet without a domain name?
[06:48] <wickedpuppy> biouser, dyndns
[06:48] <wickedpuppy> you probably will have to change the port too
[06:48] <Nutzebahn> The Blender installer in Synaptic says it will have to remove apt and aptitude, why?
[06:48] <theshadow> where do you drop theme files for gedit?
[06:49] <pjotr> Nutzebahn: try aptitude "sudo aptitude install blender", that's how I installed it, no problems
[06:49] <Nutzebahn> Is it safe to continue? Will it reinstall apt?
[06:49] <ere4si> !bot
[06:49] <vampur> !apton
[06:49] <biouser> wickedpuppy, they look like they want money
[06:49] <debCarlos> !aptoncd
[06:49] <vampur> !APTonCD
[06:50] <debCarlos> lol
[06:50] <wickedpuppy> biouser, who ? if the domain name is taken then good luck :P
[06:50] <venger> biouser, and since you will be exposing yourself to the world, you may as well read up on iptables as well
[06:50] <biouser> ty wickedpuppy , venger
[06:51] <wickedpuppy> biouser, first-come-first-serve rule applies very well to domain names ... and yes iptables or firestarter ..
[06:51] <Nutzebahn> sudo aptitude install says the same thing.
[06:51] <wickedpuppy> Nutzebahn, can you paste the output to paste ?
[06:52] <starn> does anybody know of a voice modifier for ubuntu if they even exist...
[06:52] <dr_willis> starn you want to sound like Mickeymouse on Skype?
[06:52] <chubs_> starn, audacity
[06:52] <starn> chubs_: i want realtime.
[06:52] <chubs_> starn, edit quickly
[06:52] <Nutzebahn> Does anyone know of any programs that are better than Audacity?
[06:53] <starn> dr_willis: and no. i do alot of audio work and need realtime changes...
[06:53] <ushimitsudoki> Nutzebahn: for what purpose?
[06:53] <venger> vampur, how will you make use of aptoncd when you proposed using a windows machine to download the files?
[06:53] <xess> Lets see how this flys
[06:53] <dr_willis> starn you mean theres a actual use for that stuff? :) Ive only used it to annoy my friends in voice chats.
[06:54] <starn> dr_willis: lol. yea.. like live radio broadcasts....
[06:54] <dr_willis> starn if theres a way to do it under linux - ive not seen it. The only time ive seen it doeable under windows is with my Creative Sound cards.
[06:54] <chubs_> Nutzebahn, I think xchat is better than audacity. I like "cd" too
[06:54] <vampur> dear i mean the example for windows like in dere we can download the updates in exe format and can install later anywhere so i was asking is there any way out in linux so that i can get updates and install in diff sys
[06:54] <dr_willis> chubs_,  dont forget
[06:54] <dr_willis> chubs_,  dont forget  fortune | cowsay
[06:54] <starn> dr_willis: i've used a few programs on windows that change ya voice in realtimes with intergrated sound...
[06:55] <chubs_> dr_willis, fortune is probably the most important program ever developed
[06:55]  * chubs_ goes off to find out what cowsay is
[06:55] <dr_willis> chubs_,  it prints out a cow, with a 'chat bubble'
[06:55] <chubs_> oh yeah
[06:55] <venger> vampur, well when you use another system, you are missing the whole list of what you'd need along with there depedancies, so unless you have another ubuntu system that is ahead of where you are in your target system then i think you would approach this differently
[06:55] <chubs_> that's like the amiga error message right?
[06:55] <red_> *yawn* Now to wait for Webkit to build.
[06:55] <eeboy> Is there a somewhat recent page discussing the pros and cons of choosing the 64 bit implementation over the 32 bit?
[06:56] <chubs_> eeboy, flash, java. there, saved you the page
[06:56] <red_> Eeboy: You can use more than 4gbs of ram in 64 bit
[06:56] <red_> Assuming we're speaking of the OS.
[06:56] <eeboy> chubs_: no flash?
[06:56] <vampur> dear venger i have the same bios and same version and same harddisk in the sys and want to have the updates install in that sys which dosen't have internt , could i know the way out
[06:56] <Nutzebahn> For audio editing.
[06:56] <chubs_> eeboy, technically no, but yes it works anyways, just more prone to crashing
[06:57] <eeboy> chubs: Are you running the 64 bit version?
[06:57] <chubs_> chubs_, yeah
[06:57] <chubs_> s/chubs_/eeboy
[06:58] <venger> vampur, hmm are you saying you are dual boot and your windows internet works but the ubuntu doesn't?
[06:58] <eeboy> chubs: right on! Given those two items... would you still recommend it?
[06:58] <vampur> no sir i mean i am having another sys at some other place in which there is no internet and in that sys i have ubuntu and i want to install the updates in that system now can i know how may i
[06:59] <eeboy> chubs: I've got 4GB and want to utilize it all...
[06:59] <chubs_> eeboy, yeah, they still work. If you've got 4gb definitely do it
[06:59] <eeboy> Thanks!
[06:59] <chubs_> eeboy, and tab is for autocomplete in linux, it's a useful tool
[06:59] <venger> vampur if you have ubuntu in both places, then you are good to go. sorry for the confusion brought by me about your mention of windows
[07:00] <chubs_> eeboy, chu-tab, try it out ;)
[07:00] <vampur> it's okh now can i get the way out so that i may install the updates from one sys to another without using the internet
[07:00] <eeboy> chubs: I'll check it out... thanks
[07:00] <ushimitsudoki> vampur: you have been told about APTonCD about a half-dozen times. Is there is some reason that will not work for you?
[07:00] <nesw> can people throw out some names of some easy to use, easy to install LAMP wiki software? or other pointers? not really sure where to begin (I do already know LAMP however)
[07:00] <chubs_> eeboy, i meant right now. my name isn't being highlighted because you're forgetting the underscore, but it's okay :)
[07:01] <xess> Xorg Ninjas, Are you out there?
[07:01] <vampur> thank you sir
[07:01] <venger> vampur, right make sure the source machine is plenty up to date so that his /var/apt/cache has all the files and you are good to go
[07:01] <Krauss> Ok, I've just installed WINE. How do I install the Windows based programs on it?
[07:01] <eeboy> chubs_ test
[07:01] <ushimitsudoki> nesw: the easiest is prob TiddlyWiki (1 file) and not really LAMP. mediawiki is prob most popular ... there are truly a wide variety though i think wikipedia has a comparison page
[07:01] <venger> Krauss, #winehq and appdb.winehq.org
[07:02] <eeboy> ?
[07:02] <Krauss> venger, thanks alot.
[07:02] <chubs_> eeboy, congrats, remember it if you ever commandline stuff aronud
[07:02] <chubs_> s/aronud/around
[07:02] <ushimitsudoki> nesw: Yes, maybe check here for a high-level comparison: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_wiki_software
[07:02] <nesw> ushimitsudoki: thanks
[07:02] <eeboy> chubs_ do all IRC clients highlight? My name doesn't
[07:03] <chubs_> eeboy, no, what're you running?
[07:03] <eeboy> Pidgin
[07:03] <dr_willis> Pidgin isent a very good IRC client. :(
[07:03] <chubs_> chubs_, do yourself a favor and install xchat if you're planning on spending time here
[07:04] <chubs_> but i think you can configure name highlighting in pidgin if you so desire
[07:04] <eeboy> chubs_ xchat... will do
[07:04] <chubs_> s/chubs_/eeboy
[07:06] <xess> I need to switch which side of the screen my mouse goes off of to get to the other monitor. How do I do this one last thing? :'(
[07:08] <eeboy> chubs_ BAM... xchattin
[07:08] <Falcons_roost>  /msg NickServ identify 11657-1049807
[07:09] <chubs_> eeboy, solid
[07:09] <ushimitsudoki> xess: do you mean you need to "switch" your monitors, because they are "L-R" physically, but "R-L" in software?
[07:09] <eeboy> chubs_ I see the benefit now... very helpful... thanks!
[07:09] <xess> ushimitsudoki: Yes!
[07:09] <Dabbu> how to create password protected archive
[07:09] <aRahim> Falcons_roost: enter that command in freenode tab
[07:10] <ushimitsudoki> xess: which drivers are you using?
[07:10] <aRahim> Falcons_roost: you just showed ur password :)
[07:10] <chubs_> eeboy, no problem
[07:10] <xess> ushimitsudoki: MAG
[07:10] <evilasm> o_o
[07:10] <Falcons_roost>  i thought the thing was privite
[07:11] <Falcons_roost> when calling nickserv cmd
[07:11] <xess> ushimitsudoki: I am running straight X11 fyi.
[07:11] <Falcons_roost> i wil reset it in the user window
[07:11] <aRahim> Falcons_roost: never enter that command in a #room window
[07:11] <ushimitsudoki> xess: alright i don't know those - the standard xorg.conf way is the "ServerLayout" section. You specify the screen and the positioning. (check man pages for syntax). (Of course, the easy way is swap cables!)
[07:12] <aRahim> Falcons_roost: thats right
[07:12] <fbc> could someone remind me of the package name for the service that will put an IP on a block list after x number of failed attempts?
[07:13] <ere4si> !iptables
[07:13] <xess> ushimitsudoki: I have to do it by the conf. The monitors or programed in to the file as well. They do not react well to being forced different settings.
[07:14] <aRahim> !iptables
[07:14] <ushimitsudoki> xess: alright then, take a look at the server conf.  here is mine for example (3 monitors): http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/46522/
[07:15] <tt> hello
[07:15] <Dabbu> i am not able to open password protected .zip file............
[07:15] <Dabbu> ?
[07:15] <Dabbu> any help
[07:16] <chubs_> find out the password
[07:16] <ushimitsudoki> Dabbu: file-roller should not have a problem asking for and then using the pw. Are you 100% you are typing it in correctly?
[07:16] <Dabbu> not showing the password window
[07:16] <ob> Is there anything wrong with this line in the fstab file: "LABEL=/dev/sda1 /lat-sda1 ext3 defaults 1 2". The line worked for the first reboot, but failed on the second reboot.
[07:17] <Dabbu> showing the error " skipping: 01_The Hold Steady_Constructive Summer.mp3  unsupported compression method 99"
[07:17] <nesw> ob: I don't think LABEL= is right there
[07:17] <ianq> is kernel.org down for anyone?
[07:18] <ushimitsudoki> ianq: looks down for me
[07:18] <ob> nesw, what should it be?
[07:18] <ianq> ushimitsudoki: therefore, no kernel upgrade for me tonight?
[07:18] <chubs_> ianq, no
[07:18] <nesw> ob: i think the LABEL= should be removed. just use /dev/sda1
[07:18] <ushimitsudoki> Dabbu: maybe that is a corrupt zip? Try (or make) a different one and see
[07:19] <chubs_> it is very much up for me
[07:19] <ianq> ooh, great. just shoot me now
[07:19] <ianq> :(
[07:19] <foo> Is the upgrade from dapper to hardy pretty flawless? or are there a lot of known issues?
[07:19] <chubs_> do you need the kernel upgrade that badly?
[07:19] <Dabbu> ushimitsudoki:how can i make my own password protrcted archive ?
[07:20] <ianq> chubs_: i think so. i can't run this make file >> Makefile:34: *** Cannot find kernel version in /lib/modules/2.6.20-17-server/build, is it configured?.  Stop.
[07:20] <cotton> hrrm im having a problem, more like a confusion... I have an ati radeon 9000, I installed ubuntu without problems, the driver that comes with ubuntu by default seems to work amazingly, I have compiz with all the options and effects working amazing, thing is....is this technically correct? should i worry about installing a "driver"?
[07:20] <cotton> thing is i wanna have dual monitors working...and i dont know how to make it work
[07:20] <ob> nesw, ok. Thanks!
[07:20] <crdlb> cotton: there is no other driver for it
[07:20] <cotton> the driver that comes by default IS the driver?
[07:20] <chubs_> ianq, what are you compiling?
[07:21] <crdlb> cotton: yes, the proprietary driver provided by ATI only works for 9500 and up
[07:21] <ushimitsudoki> Dabbu: run file-roller to create the arcive. I think the option is under Edit/Password.
[07:21] <PrivateRolf> !fglrx | cotton
[07:21] <cotton> ok..so how do I go about having dual monitors? cause it seems that in Screen Resolution i get nothing
[07:21] <ianq> chubs_: ndiswrapper
[07:22] <xess> ushimitsudoki: here is what I got thus far I have to restart x to check it. http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/46524/
[07:22] <chubs_> ianq, btw there are mirrors, but it seems like that's not really your problem
[07:22] <PrivateRolf> Cotton: Try displayconfig-gtk
[07:22] <cotton> crdlb: amazing, if this is the driver i love it, it works awesome, but...you know how can i get dual monitors working?
[07:23] <chubs_> ianq, unless you don't have the kernel source at all i guess, but i think even that is an ubuntu package
[07:23] <crdlb> cotton: well, you're limited to 2048x2048 total
[07:23] <cotton> PrivateRolf: gonna try that
[07:23] <ianq> chubs_: good to hear ;) basically, i bought a new wlan card today and it's not working. the drivers loaded fine, but the device won't turn on. i decided to completely remove ndiswrapper and get the newest version.
[07:23] <cotton> wow, why?
[07:23] <cotton> hehe
[07:24] <Ardha> sss
[07:24] <Dabbu> ushimitsudoki:this edit->password is not active ?
[07:24] <ushimitsudoki> xess: are those comments at the top actually in the xorg.conf?
[07:24] <Ardha> coky
[07:24] <crdlb> cotton: because that's the maximum texture size of pre-r500 (X1300+) radeons
[07:24] <rze4747> ianq: which chipset? does the card need ndiswrapper at all?
[07:24] <kazulu> hello
[07:24] <chubs_> ianq, is the device on? I know it sounds like it's a stupid question, but it's a common error
[07:25] <ianq> rze4747: not sure. how do i find that out?
[07:25] <farooq> hi all
[07:25] <cotton> crdlb: damn...
[07:25] <ianq> chubs_: i don't see a way to turn it on. i plugged it into my windows laptop and it turned on without my doing
[07:25] <rze4747> ianq: lspci or lsusb, depends on how the card is connected
[07:25] <cotton> im trying the config but it is failinf
[07:25] <cotton> failing
[07:25] <ianq> rze4747: usb?
[07:25] <chubs_> ianq, googling the card may help
[07:25] <kazulu> sorry why wvdial reboot alone
[07:25] <ianq> chubs_: i did - i followed http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=51993 to no avail
[07:26] <ianq> chubs_: # modprobe ndiswrapper /*if works, you can see the light on*/ <<< this didn't turn the light on
[07:26] <ianq> chubs_: i'm kinda running out of ideas here...
[07:27] <olskolirc> can someone tell me a good photo editor or paint shop?
[07:28] <chubs_> ianq, i don't have much experience messing with ndiswrapper, so I can't help you out too much. But it seems as if there are native drivers for it as well
[07:28] <ianq> chubs_: oh. where did you find that?
[07:29] <chubs_> ianq, someone mentioned it on the forums, but further googling gave me this site, which may be easier to follow
[07:29] <chubs_> http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-install-netgear-wg111v2-wireless-dongle-card-on-ubuntu-edgy.html
[07:29] <sajuuk> hey guys for the past week, my hardy comp won't run synaptic for some reason
[07:29] <ianq> hmmm edgy..
[07:29] <ianq> which version is that?
[07:29] <biouser> can I handle DNS myself from a home internet connection?
[07:30] <yoda> Hi all
[07:30] <biouser> sajuuk, sudo apt-get install synaptic
[07:30] <biouser> sajuuk, sudo synaptic
[07:30] <rze4747> chubs_: plug in the wlan card, open a terminal, type lsusb and put the output on pastebin
[07:30] <rze4747> ianq: plug in the wlan card, open a terminal, type lsusb and put the output on pastebin
[07:30] <rze4747> !paste | ianq
[07:30] <^Phantom^> bye
[07:31] <ushimitsudoki> Dabbu: Alright i just did it myself to test it. Create the zip first with no password. Open file-roller and open that zip. Edit the password and save with new name. Seems like file-roller is a bit particular in how it works.
[07:31] <chubs_> ianq: grepping for netgear might make things easier, assuming that's what rze4747 is looking for
[07:31] <Guest78708> does anybody around here know how to configure a text only thermal printer on ubuntu??? it's busy driving me insane:(
[07:31] <amanulla> nat to uninstall my firefox completely and reinstall it freshly
[07:31] <ianq> !paste | ianq
[07:31] <rze4747> chubs_: better not grep, in case they changed the chipset
[07:32] <amanulla> im using ubuntu 8
[07:32] <amanulla> how can i
[07:32] <amanulla> any one
[07:32] <joes_> hi
[07:32] <amanulla> hi
[07:32] <Guest78708> any1 text-only printer?
[07:32] <sajuuk> thx bios
[07:32] <ushimitsudoki> amanulla: "sudo apt-get purge <package>" will completely remove a package, and then you can "sudo apt-get install <package>" to install it again
[07:32] <Revolution2008> anyone have a moment to answer a quick install related question?
[07:33] <joes_> can i join?
[07:33] <amanulla> how can i know the correct name of package
[07:33] <ianq> rze4747: http://paste.ubuntu.com/46526/
[07:33] <ianq> looks good
[07:33] <amanulla> my firefox name?
[07:33] <ianq> brb
[07:34] <dr_willis> amanulla,  you can get the package names using the package manager tools 'apt-cache search PATTERN' will show package names also
[07:34] <ushimitsudoki> amanulla: apt-cache search <string_to_search_on> searches. But that is going to work only if you installed firefox from the repos, not if you got it somewhere else
[07:34] <rze4747> ianq, chubs_ : this card needs the rtl8187 driver, which is included in 8.04. no ndiswrapper needed.
[07:34] <xess> I did it. I set up dual monitors! Thank you all.
[07:34] <kitallis> nice
[07:34] <ushimitsudoki> !ask | Revolution2008
[07:35] <amanulla> i have not installed it it is available by default
[07:35] <ushimitsudoki> xess: was it the ServerLayout ?
[07:35] <amanulla> in ubuntu
[07:35] <dr_willis> amanulla,  then 'apt-cache search firefox' should show the package names with firefox
[07:35] <chubs_> rze4747, that's what i was saying before, but it appears that people have various issues using the native drivers and prefer to use ndiswrapper
[07:35] <dr_willis> amanulla,  im pretty sure the package name is 'firefox' :) by the way
[07:35] <dr_willis> !find firefox
[07:35] <chubs_> ianq too^
[07:35] <dr_willis> !firefox
[07:36] <rze4747> chubs_: then i cannot help. i don't support closed source drivers, and ndiswrapper technically is one.
[07:36] <pen> anyone know how to fix usb mouse hotplug problem with evdev?
[07:36] <evilasm> d
[07:36] <PrivateRolf> !epiphanywithwebkit
[07:36] <PrivateRolf> !epiphanywebkit
[07:36] <ushimitsudoki> pen: i goofed a little with that when working on my G9 ... ask and i will answer if i can
[07:37] <amanulla> i hav got a lot of text in terminal with this apt-cache search firefox how to find name for it/
[07:37] <pen> ushimitsudoki, I use evdev for my logitech mouse and hotplugging is not working on 8.04
[07:37] <xess> ushimitsudoki: Well it was my lack of knowledge that made it fail utterly the fist few times. Once I got it working I just had to change rightof to leftof in the xorg and I was golden.
[07:37] <pen> ushimitsudoki, I have to use mouse driver to hotplug
[07:37] <kitallis> Hello. I'm new to this .. how should I connect to the ruby mailing list?
[07:38] <ushimitsudoki> pen: what do you mean when you say "hotplugging"? what are you doing and what is happening vesus what you expect to happen?
[07:38] <dr_willis> amanulla,  im pretty sure the package name is 'firefox' :)  so 'sudo apt-get install firefox'
[07:38] <chubs_> rze4747, understandable, I'm also using open source drivers for my wireless card and don't ndiswrap anything. just saying why he might be purposely ignoring those
[07:38] <ianq> rze4747: i upgraded to 8.04 an hour ago or so
[07:38] <ushimitsudoki> xess: well good job!
[07:38] <pen> ushimitsudoki, I expect mouse to work after I plug the usb in. But it's not working.
[07:38] <pen> ushimitsudoki, it happens when I want to use evdev for my mouse
[07:39] <ushimitsudoki> pen: it is not plugged in when you boot?
[07:39] <pen> ushimitsudoki, yes, usually I plug in after I boot in
[07:39] <pen> ushimitsudoki, I'm using a laptop
[07:39] <amanulla> dr_willis:im having a problem in opening sites with my firefox i wanna install it freshly but im unable to uninstalll it
[07:39] <rze4747> ianq: don't expect the led on the stick to do anything. the rtl8187 driver does not support the led yet.
[07:39] <pen> ushimitsudoki, and it really drives me crazy
[07:39] <ushimitsudoki> pen: alright. how about you plug it in and try "lsusb"? Does Logitech show up there?
[07:40] <dr_willis> amanulla,  most likely - its not a firefox issue.. bt a user settings issue/plugin issue. removeing/reinstalling stuff under linux rarely 'fixs' things and it WOnt fix any user-setting-being-the-issue-problems
[07:40] <ianq> rze4747: heh, gotcha. how do i make it search for wlans and connect?
[07:40] <pen> ushimitsudoki, yes
[07:40] <rze4747> ianq: with network manager
[07:40] <dr_willis> amanulla,  i would make a new user, and see if their firefox hsa the same issue.  If it does - then it might be a firefox issue.
[07:40] <ianq> rze4747: i'm using the console...?
[07:40] <pen> ushimitsudoki, I know the problem, because evdev got unload after the first time detection when starting x
[07:40] <amanulla> no with new user it was ok
[07:41] <rze4747> ianq: sudo iwlist wlan0 scan
[07:41] <pen> ushimitsudoki, since it can't detect a mouse it just unload itself
[07:41] <pen> ushimitsudoki, I don't know how to load it again so I'm clueless
[07:41] <amanulla> but with new user login i have no add/remove acees
[07:41] <Guest78708> is there anyway i can determine what com port my printer is running on... i need to configure it..
[07:41] <amanulla> access
[07:41] <amanulla> what to do
[07:41] <dr_willis> amanulla,  that shows its not a firefox system wide issue then. You may want to move/remove the problem users .mozilla (i think thats the name of the settings directory) to somewhere else. and start firefox with new/default settings
[07:41] <cotton> crdlb: if i get a new card, should i get a better resolution? or is the driver? i bought two brand mew 19" :(
[07:41] <ianq> rze4747: that's what i thought >> wlan0     Interface doesn't support scanning : Network is down
[07:41] <dr_willis> amanulla,  in short 'remove the problem firefox settings' :)
[07:41] <ushimitsudoki> pen: ah i see. are you sure you need the udev driver? I use "mouse" for mine, because I had button detection problems with udev? Does that cause the same problem?
[07:41] <rze4747> ianq: sudo ifconfig wlan0 up
[07:42] <xess> ushimitsudoki: Thank you. It was an awful lot of work but I learned stuff. Like some times the gui is better.
[07:42] <crdlb> cotton: it's the card, but getting a newer card would probably mean using a different driver
[07:42] <pen> ushimitsudoki, I need evdev because it can detect all my mouse button correctly as separate event
[07:42] <ianq> rze4747: oh.
[07:42] <Guantanamo> if i use this http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Install_from_USB_stick#The_New_and_Improved_Way.2C_on_Windows  on a usb-stick. can i still use the stick afterwards for filestoring?
[07:42] <amanulla> how to start firefox with default settings?
[07:43] <pen> amanulla, firefox --safe-mode
[07:43] <dr_willis> amanulla,  delete the old settings directory.. and start firefox
[07:43] <dr_willis> or like pen suggests :)
[07:43] <Guantanamo> anyone?
[07:43] <pen> :)
[07:43] <pen> ushimitsudoki, any ideas?
[07:43] <cotton> crdlb: i have a nvidia FX 5something around here, that would be better i think, right?
[07:43] <dr_willis> Guantanamo,  if it makes the filesystemn ext2/3 you need special drivers for windows to read/write the thing.. if it stays with vfat/ntfs then windows can use it.
[07:43] <pen> ushimitsudoki, I remember this bug is going to be fix in 8.10 but I don't trust it
[07:44] <nesw> amanulla: also, you can start the profile editor and create a new profile, which should start out as the defaults
[07:44] <crdlb> cotton: yes, the limit for that is 4096x4096
[07:44] <Guantanamo> dr_willis:can i re-format into FAT and then use it natively from windows?
[07:44] <ushimitsudoki> pen: alright. the last thing i can say then is that if you are using  "Device" "/dev/input/eventX" in xorg.conf that this value can change? bid your try /dev/input/by-id, (or at least verify that the event there matches the current event for the mouse?
[07:44] <ianq> rze4747: how do i connect once i found a wlan?
[07:44] <cotton> crdlb: it asked for propietary drivers
[07:44] <cotton> im installing them
[07:44] <cotton> :D
[07:44] <cotton> yaya
[07:44] <FloodBot1> cotton: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:45] <mrooney_> OKay, I have embarrassingly gotten myself into a tty, how can I get back to gnome?
[07:45] <amanulla> dr_willis:how and from where to delete the old settings?
[07:45] <pen> ushimitsudoki, well, if I plug my mouse in before X starts it will detect it correctly
[07:45] <rze4747> ianq: depends on the type of encryption
[07:45] <nesw> amanulla: firefox -ProfileManager
[07:45] <ianq> rze4747: not encrypted
[07:45] <pen> ushimitsudoki, problem is that evdev will be unloaded if it can't find any mouse the first ime
[07:45] <ianq> rze4747: open wlan
[07:45] <Guantanamo> mrooney: ctrl-alt-F7
[07:45] <pen> ushimitsudoki, problem is that evdev will be unloaded if it can't find any mouse the first time
[07:45] <amanulla> nesw:start the profile editor and create a new profile, which should start out as the defaults?
[07:45] <rze4747> ianq: iwconfig wlan0 essid "name of the wlan"
[07:45] <pen> ushimitsudoki, and there is no way to force evdev to start again
[07:45] <amanulla> how can i?
[07:45] <waan> mrooney_, ctrl-alt F9
[07:45] <supercom> Using Gnome, is there a way to drag and drop files in list view mode, in a directory that only contains other directorys? There doesn't seem to be a drop zone for it and you always end up placing the file into a folder.?
[07:45] <mrooney_> Guantanamo: hmm, it sort of worked, brought me to a black screen with the mouse, which is completely frozen :)
[07:45] <nesw> amanulla: I believe so
[07:46] <waan> mrooney_, or F7 i forget
[07:46] <mrooney_> Guantanamo: now 100% cpu apparently by the fan speed
[07:46] <hubar> supercom: sure
[07:46] <rze4747> ianq: then check with iwconfig wlan0 if the card is connected
[07:46] <mrooney_> that's cute
[07:46] <amanulla> nesw:ok tell me how to do that
[07:46] <supercom> hubar: How do you do it?
[07:46] <hubar> supercom: as long as you don't highlight any directory entries.
[07:46] <supercom> hubar: Do I need to hold a button down or something?
[07:46] <ushimitsudoki> pen: hmm I can't say about that. As a workaround, I can suggest using the mouse driver (I have it working with 10 buttons on a G9, but it took some twiddling). Outside of that I got nothing because I gave up on the evdev driver for being to finicky
[07:47] <nesw> amanulla: from the Terminal command line, type firefox: -ProfileManager
[07:47] <ParoXoN> Mornin
[07:47] <amanulla> ok
[07:47] <nesw> amanulla: I think it should be straightforward from there
[07:47] <hubar> supercom: If you don't highlight any directory entries, the copy will be like what you said you wanted.
[07:47] <Pupeno> I'm about to switch from Spamassasin to Bogofilter to see if I get better filtering. Should I start clean or with my old bogofilter data?
[07:47] <Juozapas> is it possible to attach same window (in same time) at 2 computers ?
[07:47] <supercom> Hubar: But that assumes it lets you do that. If the list is too large, or screen too small, you can't get any drop zone to appear. just scroll bars and no way to do it.
[07:47] <pen> ushimitsudoki, then how do you make mouse driver detect buttons for logitech mouse?
[07:47] <ianq> rze4747: it's got the ESSID next to wlan0 now. i can't seem to be able to ping websites though?
[07:47] <amanulla> with this its same as before my problem havnt gone any alternative?
[07:47] <rze4747> ianq: i wasnt finished
[07:47] <nesw> amanulla: sorry I messed that last thing up should be.. "firefox -ProfileManager"
[07:47] <supercom> hubar: and unlike windows, dragging to another field, like file size still acts the same as dropping into the folder.
[07:47] <rze4747> ianq: dhclient wlan0
[07:48] <rokayjon> can someone help me connect my laptop wirelessly.  i just installed ubuntu
[07:48] <ianq> rze4747: dude, you're like the master of this stuff. it's working! will it remember these things upon reboot?
[07:49] <cotton> crdlb: i installed the propietary drivers for the nvidia card, but now one of the monitors is not working and the other shows like a 1x1 resolution
[07:49] <cotton> and when i try to change the resolutions it shows me the finger
[07:49] <rze4747> ianq: no, you'll have to put some lines into /etc/network/interfaces
[07:49] <biouser> can I serve a website without buying a domain name?
[07:49] <biouser> serve/host
[07:49] <dr_willis> biouser,  you could.. but it may be a little hard to find .
[07:49] <danbh_intrepid> biouser: yes, but why so cheap?
[07:49] <crdlb> cotton: you need to use nvidia-settings; the builtin ubuntu tool won't work well because nvidia doesn't like to implement Xorg standards :)
[07:49] <arunvkumar> where can i find the temperry intrnt files?
[07:50] <ianq> rze4747: copy whatever it has for eth0 and change the ip?
[07:50] <ushimitsudoki> pen: here is part of my xorg.conf: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/46527/ ... i also mapped the tilt left and right to "(" and ")" using Logitech software because they were reporting as mouse 11 and 13 (I think), and some games wouldn't allow that high a mouse button for binding. I have a few blog entries on what i tried as well. Here is an overview if you care to read about some of the things I tried: http://meandubuntu.wordpres
[07:50] <supercom> hubar: any ideas?
[07:50] <cotton> crdlb: where can i find nvidia-settings?
[07:50] <rze4747> ianq: no, it must look different
[07:50] <rze4747> ianq: wait...
[07:50] <amanulla> dr_willis:im not having problem when i login as new user but no administrative access there can i have that?
[07:50] <biouser> dr_willis, danbh_intrepid this is currently just a development project that has no money
[07:50] <crdlb> cotton: there's an nvidia-settings package
[07:50] <pen> ushimitsudoki, the last link is incorrect
[07:50] <hubar> supercom: hold on
[07:50] <supercom> hubar: ok.
[07:51] <danbh_intrepid> biouser: well, there is always dyndns.org
[07:51] <dr_willis> amanulla,  as your problem user.. the user can delete their own .firefox or .mozilla directory.. OR as that user open up a terminal and use the commands suggested. You do not need root acccess to do these things.
[07:51] <cotton> crdlb: installing, thanks, that should make it work then
[07:51] <arunvkumar> where can i find the temporary internet files
[07:51] <ushimitsudoki> pen: ? should work just checked it
[07:51] <biouser> danbh_intrepid, they want $15/yr it looks like
[07:51] <hubar> supercom: I don't really understand what you want.:(
[07:51] <danbh_intrepid> biouser: no, its free for the dynamic domains
[07:52] <supercom> hubar: If you can't expand the list to have white spaces for dropping files, is there another zone in the window that will work for copying files to that level and not into a folder?
[07:52] <pen> ushimitsudoki, the last one, the workdpre...
[07:52] <pen> ushimitsudoki, wordpre
[07:52] <amanulla> how to delete .mozilla directory where can i find it?
[07:52] <amanulla> im completely new to ubuntu
[07:52] <ushimitsudoki> pen: well works on this end, but you can search it out if you like i don't want to spam my blog all over the channel
[07:52] <hubar> supercom: oh, like I told you, drop to anything if no directory is highlighted will be fine.
[07:52] <waan> amanulla, in your home directory
[07:53] <DylanJ> any1 here got some good cups knowledge?
[07:53] <hubar> supercom: I don't understand why that won't work.
[07:53] <pjotr> amanulla: in nautilus press ctrl+H
[07:53] <ParoXoN> amanulla: why would you want to do that?
[07:53] <waan> amanulla, ctrl-H to show hiddel files
[07:53] <supercom> hubar: But I can't do that. Unless I make white space under the last directory I see, it always picks a directory.
[07:53] <amanulla> ok can any one tell me where can i find all installed files from add/remove programs in ubuntu
[07:53] <pen> ushimitsudoki, we can use mesg
[07:53] <ParoXoN> amanulla: all over your computer. or do you just want a list of the programs yourself?
[07:54] <amanulla> ParoXoN:i have a problem with my firefox
[07:54] <rze4747> ianq: http://phpfi.com/352911
[07:54] <hubar> supercom: try press ctrl+mouse button
[07:54] <ParoXoN> amanulla: go on...
[07:54] <hubar> supercom: that should deselect the directory for you.
[07:55] <amanulla> ParoXoN:before my firefox is fine but recently i installed some pop ups so i m getting problem in opening many sites
[07:55] <supercom> hubar: I ctrl+mouse and drag and drop my file, but it still highlights the folders in the second window pane.
[07:55] <amanulla> they are opening as just text
[07:55] <amanulla> with no colors
[07:55] <calib0rx> so is anyone aware of the weather/time/calendar widget causing the entire menubar to freezeup?
[07:55] <amanulla> or back ground effects
[07:55] <supercom> hubar: so I assume it will drop into it, not at the same level?
[07:55] <calib0rx> looks like some perl processes hang then die in the background
[07:56] <amanulla> so i want to get back my firefox to default initial state what to do/
[07:56] <hubar> supercom: let me try it.
[07:56] <waan> amanulla, you delete your firefox settings folder
[07:56] <ianq> rze4747: thanks. let me try that out
[07:56] <supercom> hubar: Ok. You'll see that unless you resize the window so its larger than your list, you won't find any drop zones that won't place it into a folder :/
[07:56] <amanulla> where can i find it/
[07:57] <ParoXoN> amanulla: in your home directory
[07:57] <hubar> supercom: you are wrong.
[07:57] <amanulla> waan: firefox settings folder
[07:57] <waan> amanulla, why dont you just uninstall the addons?
[07:57] <supercom> hubar: Do tell :-)
[07:57] <Prez00> hello
[07:57] <amanulla> im confused which i installed ..........
[07:57] <Nil_Einne> is there anyone with a ssh server I can try to connect to?  I don't want to log on, I just want to try and connect to help me diagnose a problem
[07:57] <Prez00> anyone running gnome-do in 8.04?
[07:57] <amanulla> i go on installing allllllll
[07:57] <bullgard4> What is the most comprehensive introduction to GNOME?
[07:57] <amanulla> from add/remove
[07:57] <amanulla> programs
[07:57] <ParoXoN> amanulla: open your home folder
[07:58] <ParoXoN> amanulla: press ctrl+h (ctrl and H at the same time)
[07:58] <ParoXoN> amanulla: it will then show a whole bunch of folders that start with a .
[07:58] <ParoXoN> including .mozilla
[07:58] <ParoXoN> delete that folder
[07:58] <amanulla> ParoXoN:then
[07:58] <hubar> supercom: to be honest, if you have trouble drag & drop files, try use cut/copy/paste.
[07:58] <ParoXoN> amanulla: after you delete the folder, start up firefox
[07:59] <indraa> g
[07:59] <amanulla> yes i find a hidden file ".mozilla" can i delete it?
[08:00] <amanulla> ParoXoN;can i?
[08:00] <ParoXoN> amanulla: it's a folder, and yes
[08:00] <supercom> hubar: When you say ctrl+mouse, can you be more specific? Press and hold this before the drag and drop? After?
[08:00] <ParoXoN> amanulla: that folder is automatically generated by firefox if it doesn't exist
[08:00] <ParoXoN> amanulla: which is what we want
[08:00] <ParoXoN> amanulla: firefox keeps its own data (application, browser settings, etc.) separate from its users' data (bookmarks, extensions, etc.)
[08:01] <amanulla> i have moved it to trash
[08:01] <ParoXoN> amanulla: so by deleting that .mozilla folder, you're just clearing out all your own personal settings; firefox the program is still ok
[08:01] <ParoXoN> amanulla: now run firefox
[08:01] <hubar> supercom: err, it is too hard to explain, try cut/copy/paste, man, it works just the same, and you don't need to have large windows.
[08:01] <ianq> rze4747: let's assume i used to run an apache server- can i still access it through the web using the wireless card's ip or do i have to reconfigure things? same with ssh?
[08:01] <amanulla> ok thank u
[08:01] <supercom> hubar: Ok if you can't explain it, then thanks.
[08:01] <ParoXoN> amanulla: things are working?
[08:02] <rze4747> ianq: don't know for apache, but yes for ssh
[08:02] <hubar> sorry, dude. :(
[08:02] <rze4747> ianq: i don't run apache, just thttpd from time to time
[08:02] <amanulla> ohhhhh no same problem again
[08:02] <ParoXoN> ...
[08:02] <supercom> Is there a nautilus channel or some place about it?
[08:02] <amanulla> by the way i havent got that problem when i logged in as a new user
[08:03] <pretender> help i have edited the /etc/udev/rules.d/40-basic-permissions.rules as in 8.04 section at http://solutions.brother.com/linux/en_us/instruction_scn1c.html now when i login to ubuntu on my normal account it locks up i can only login as root HELP
[08:03] <amanulla> what may be matter
[08:03] <waan> amanulla, what is the problem?
[08:03] <amanulla> unable to open site completely with background colors in firefox
[08:04] <amanulla>  by the way i havent got that problem when i logged in as a new user
[08:04] <dr_willis> what site is this?
[08:04] <dr_willis> and it affects ONLY a single site?
[08:04] <ianq> rze4747: question about what you sent me - do i leave auto eht0 ... in that file?
[08:04] <amanulla> http://www.beebooks.blogspot.com/
[08:04] <amanulla> open it
[08:04] <rze4747> ianq: yes
[08:04] <waan> amanulla, sorry I dont understand what you are saying
[08:04] <Sara22_> hello
[08:05] <amanulla> tell me weather you can get black color in background
[08:05] <amanulla> http://www.beebooks.blogspot.com/
[08:05] <amanulla> here
[08:05] <Sara22_> has anyone got the wireless to work on ubuntu using gateway 1628
[08:05] <rze4747> ianq: just don't plug in the cable when the wifi card is plugged in
[08:05] <waan> amanulla, yep its black
[08:05] <amanulla> any one can see
[08:05] <amanulla> ya
[08:05] <amanulla> but not for me here
[08:05] <supercom> Any nautilus experts in here that can help with a particular problem?
[08:05] <waan> what addons did you install?
[08:06] <waan> amanulla,  what addons did you install?
[08:06] <chubs_> supercom, no, but what's the problem?
[08:06] <ushimitsudoki> pretender: for a different (but similar reason) i had to make some edits like that. HOWEVER, mine are in /etc/udev/rules.d/40-permissions and they look like this: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/46534/
[08:06] <Sara22_> amanullah can you help me set up my wireless card
[08:06] <supercom> chubs_ I want to drag and drop files into a folder, but not into the directories that are showing. Just at the current level. My screen is too small, so I can't expand the window to reveal white area to drop zone it.
[08:06] <zorglu__> q. what if the package to get all the manpage for C developement ? malloc and co
[08:06] <amanulla> thats the riskkkk i cant get what i installed because i go on installing all one day from add/remove list
[08:07] <amanulla> i cant find the add on creating a problem
[08:07] <chubs_> supercom, just copy and paste. is there actually a problem other than your screen being to small?
[08:07] <waan> amanulla, go to the firefox addons and see whats there
[08:07] <supercom> chubs_ : In windows, if you drag and drop to the left of an item, like its date or time field, it will drop it in the current folder.
[08:07] <chubs_> supercom, you can always make the icons appear smaller to give you more space
[08:07] <waan> amanulla, tools -> addons
[08:08] <ParoXoN> Sara22: there's a realtek wireless chipset in there
[08:08] <supercom> chubs_: I know you can copy and paste, but I want to know if there's an alternate drop zone or keypress method to not drop into folders.
[08:08] <ParoXoN> Sara22: you need to use ndiswrapper
[08:08] <Sara22_> thanks ParoXoN.  but I have no idea how to set it up i am new
[08:08] <xess> any body here know if pulse audio and xorg connect. Ever since I reconfigured xorg I have lost sound.
[08:08] <supercom> chubs_: This is similar to the laso problem where you can't use the mouse to select multiple items in nautilus.
[08:08] <cotton> this is getting me on my nerves
[08:09] <pretender> ushimitsudok got any ideas how i can fix the login problem on my main account i think its related to the change i made as i didn't make any other changes today
[08:09] <Sara22_> ParoXoN: i just converted from vista.  I have no idea what it means to use ndiswrapper
[08:09] <cotton> i can get one monitor to 1440x900 but the other remains in one fricking 800x600
[08:09] <ParoXoN> Sara22: no problem! ndiswrapper is a little piece of software that allows one to use certain windows drivers under linux
[08:09] <chubs_> supercom, i'm not aware of that problem, I always could?
[08:09] <ParoXoN> Sara22: are you familiar with the Terminal?
[08:09] <ushimitsudoki> pretender: well, you can login as root and just undo those changes first to see if that is indeed the problem. that's where i would start ... make sure you have the problem isolated
[08:09] <Sara22_> ParoXoN: yes :)
[08:10] <supercom> chubs_: https://bugs.launchpad.net/nautilus/+bug/61237
[08:10] <ParoXoN> Sara22: super! ok, pop one open and type 'sudo apt-get install ndiswrapper ndisgtk'
[08:10] <supercom> found the bug for it.
[08:10] <hubar> hmm, anyone knows where i can apt-get install pidgin 2.5?
[08:10] <chubs_> supercom, so are you asking for a workaround to a documented bug?
[08:11] <amanulla> can u see over here http://paste.ubuntu.com/46535/
[08:11] <amanulla> my add ons
[08:11] <ushimitsudoki> hubar: http://www.getdeb.net/search.php?keywords=pidgin (always check getdeb.net first i think for such things)
[08:11] <amanulla> waan:my add onscan u see over here http://paste.ubuntu.com/46535/
[08:11] <Sara22_> ParoXoN: it says couldn't find package ndiswrapper
[08:11] <supercom> chubs_: Now that I found a bug was logged, yes :P
[08:12] <mitesh123> i am stripped of my privilages how do get them back?
[08:12] <Guest26062> mitesh123 : what privilages?
[08:12] <ParoXoN> Sara22: sorry! using old package names just use 'sudo apt-get install ndisgtk'
[08:12] <mitesh123> not able to mount devices, open services etc.
[08:13] <chubs_> supercom, well at least you've figured that out, but in the future, mentioning that it was list view is an important thing
[08:13] <ParoXoN> Sara22: that will handle the dependency (ndiswrapper itself, which is split into two packages)
[08:13] <waan> amanulla, there is no file to download
[08:13] <supercom> chubs_: Sorry, I thought i mentioned it. I guess It slipped my mind.
[08:13] <pretender> undo the changes where can i get a original copy of 40-basic-permissions.rules as i didn't create a backup
[08:13] <Sara22_> ParoXoN: ok done!
[08:13] <dylanj> mitesh123: how did u get stripped?
[08:13] <waan> amanulla, pastebin is for text only
[08:14] <mitesh123> i think its because of some updates
[08:14] <GamingX> Whats a good converter to convert .wav files to mp3 files in ubuntu?
[08:14] <amanulla> so how can i send screen shot of my addons
[08:15] <mitesh123> when i try to mount devices graphically it says you are not allowed to mount
[08:15] <ParoXoN> sweet! now we need the windows (so called 'ndis') driver.
[08:15] <Sara22_> ParoXoN: who do I get that?
[08:15] <ushimitsudoki> pretender: did your "before" look like the "before" on the brother site? Or, check the directory for hidden files, some text editors save a copy (that ends with a ~ or some such) Also, I forgot to mention that if you do want to try the entry i have you will need to make sure you have a "usbusers" group and that you are a member.
[08:15] <ParoXoN> Sara22: I'm just trying to hunt one down for you; and it seems that there might've been a native linux driver made recently
[08:15] <Sara22_> ParoXoN: thank you!
[08:15] <chubs_> GamingX, lame
[08:16] <ParoXoN> Sara22: from realtek's website; if i'm not mistaken, that gateway should have a realtek 8187B chipset. you can check by typing 'dmesg | grep -i Realtek'
[08:16] <hyperair_> hello. does anybody know how to get stuff opened with gedit in new tabs instead of new windows?
[08:16] <ParoXoN> or 'lspci | grep -i realtek'
[08:16] <zcat[1]> A little confused here; I've copied two different factory ubuntu 8.04.1 CDs on two entirely different machines to an iso file (one using dd, the other using k3b) and in both cases I end up with a file havinmg the same checksum. But it's f74c0824b68ed0e07c325f529f51c09c, not c69e34e92d5402d1b87e6babc739f774 as it should be. Googleing the checksum I get returns zero results. What am I missing?
[08:16] <biouser> Enter the interface which is used for using dynamic DNS service
[08:16] <ushimitsudoki> GamingX: I use "Sound Convertor" ... I thought it came with Ubuntu, but maybe I installed it?
[08:16] <biouser> eth0?  what are the choices there do you think?
[08:16] <mitesh123> someone please help me
[08:16] <UncleChevitz> Sarah22 you switched from Vista to Linux?
[08:16] <amanulla> mitesh123:what u need/
[08:17] <biouser> I amtrying to set up ddclient with dyndns
[08:17] <hyperair_> hello. does anybody know how to get stuff opened with gedit in new tabs instead of new windows?
[08:17] <amanulla> UncleChevitz: i switched from xp to Linux i have many problems
[08:17] <UncleChevitz> what country do you live in, I'm curious about how many americans know about linux
[08:17] <mitesh123> i need to get my privilages back
[08:17] <waan> amanulla, send me the file through irc
[08:17] <biouser> now I need to: Enter the interface which is used for using dynamic DNS service
[08:17] <UncleChevitz> me too, not long ago either
[08:17] <Sara22_> ParoXoN: it says Ethernet controller: Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. RTL8101E PCI Express Fast Ethernet controller (rev 01)
[08:18] <dylanj> hyperair: that is how my gedit opens file by default
[08:18] <amanulla> what is irc?
[08:18] <unimatrix9> who has the dell inspiron mini 9 ?
[08:18] <mitesh123> amanulla: not able to mount graphically, it says you are not allowed to mount
[08:18] <chubs_> internet relay chat
[08:18] <dr_willis> !irc | amanulla
[08:18] <unimatrix9> with ubuntu
[08:18] <dr_willis> amanulla,  the name for the 'system of chating' you are using now. :)
[08:18] <amanulla> mitesh123:what u want to mount?
[08:18] <waan> amanulla, you are using irc right now
[08:18] <ParoXoN> Sara22: that's the wired network adapter, i believe
[08:18] <chubs_> UncleChevitz, there are a few of us ;)
[08:18] <UncleChevitz>  amanulla :'( what kind of problems?
[08:18] <mitesh123> my other ext3 partitions
[08:19] <amanulla> ok how to send
[08:19] <Sara22_> ParoXoN: i think someone told me its a USB driver but its built in internally.
[08:19] <amanulla> UncleChevitz:my firefox ...............
[08:19] <mitesh123> amanulla: not only mount i even cant open services and user groups
[08:19] <ParoXoN> you can try 'lsusb | grep -i realtek'
[08:19] <pretender> thanks for the help i will give it a go
[08:19] <amanulla> mitesh123:are u using ubuntu
[08:19] <UncleChevitz> I'm one, but I'm geeky, I'm wondering how aware non-geeks are of the variety of OSs available and ready for end users
[08:20] <amanulla> which edition?
[08:20] <ianq> rze4747: i can't seem to be able to connect via ssh..any idea?
[08:20] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[08:20] <mitesh123> amanulla: yes hardy
[08:20] <ninjakitty> hey cool an active ubuntu chat
[08:20] <bullgard4> https://help.ubuntu.com/7.10/user-guide has got a subdirectory 'C'. Where can I find a subdirectory 'de'?
[08:20] <dylanj> does anyone know if there is a way to list serial devices like lsusb but for serial?
[08:20] <chubs_> UncleChevitz, polling for that in an ubuntu IRC channel ?
[08:20] <rze4747> ianq: the the ssh server running?
[08:20] <GamingX> chubs_: Whats the syntax to convert multiple files using lame?
[08:20] <amanulla> ActionParsnip:solveeeeeee my problem mannnnn
[08:20] <chubs_> :D
[08:20] <amanulla> plsssssssss
[08:20] <Sara22_> ParoXoN: it says Bus 006 Device 004: ID 0bda:0158 Realtek Semiconductor Corp.
[08:20] <Sara22_> Bus 006 Device 003: ID 0bda:8189 Realtek Semiconductor Corp.
[08:20] <ianq> rze4747: not sure. # ssh start   throws an error
[08:20] <UncleChevitz> sorry, wrong room, I feel dumb
[08:21] <ActionParsnip> sup amanulla
[08:21] <MaxRide> Here's a quickie question:  Mounting External EXT2 HDD in WinXP (Linux Noob)....Worth the effort?
[08:21] <amanulla> mitesh123:let me know what exactly ur problem is be clear
[08:21] <franki^> UncleChevitz, http://royal.pingdom.com/?p=340
[08:21] <ActionParsnip> MaxRide: if yuo need that functionality, then yes
[08:21] <rze4747> ianq: "throws an error" is the worst error description
[08:21] <ninjakitty> << wants to kno how to see connected devices, trying to setup wifi needs to kno if the usb thing is broken or not
[08:21] <ianq> rze4747: ssh: start: name of service not known
[08:21] <amanulla>  ActionParsnip:sup amanulla means?
[08:21] <ianq> rze4747: sorry, i'm typing ;)
[08:21] <mitesh123> amanulla: the problem is i am not allowed to accesssystem configuration
[08:21] <ActionParsnip> amanulla: sup = whats up = how can i help
[08:21] <ParoXoN> Sara22: so far that's matching what I'm reading; apparently that's what the device is detected as
[08:22] <dylanj> ianq: u need to install opensshd server first before u can start it
[08:22] <ParoXoN> Sara22: but the 8187 driver should work
[08:22] <MaxRide> Action: ....Bah....the thing is that I could buy another disk, format it to FAT32 and transfer them inside of Ubuntu for less effort, from what my research shows.
[08:22] <waan> ninjakitty, are you talking about usb devices or just your wireless card?
[08:22] <ushimitsudoki> ninjakitty: lsusb is the starting point...it will list usb decives... use "sudo lsusb -v" for lots o details
[08:22] <rze4747> ianq: are you trying to ssh from another machine?
[08:22] <vampur> can any one tell me is html work of scripting and all is possible in linux i mean to say visual studio
[08:22] <ianq> rze4747: yes, sir
[08:22] <chubs_> GamingX, lame doesn't support that by default. you'd have to make your own batch script or use a different encoder. I think bladeenc supports that, not sure if it's in the repos
[08:22] <Sara22_> ParoXoN: how do I get and install the 8187 chipset
[08:22] <ActionParsnip> MaxRide: you can read and write to ntfs with ntfs-3g. and please tab complete names in here
[08:22] <rze4747> ianq: can you ping the ip of the machine with the ssh server?
[08:23] <ParoXoN> Sara22: I msg'd you an url for the driver
[08:23] <zcat[1]> A little confused here; I've copied two different factory ubuntu 8.04.1 CDs on two entirely different machines to an iso file (one using dd, the other using k3b) and in both cases I end up with a file havinmg the same checksum. But it's f74c0824b68ed0e07c325f529f51c09c, not c69e34e92d5402d1b87e6babc739f774 as it should be. Googleing the checksum I get returns zero results. What am I missing? Different ISO for the stamped disks? null-padd
[08:23] <zcat[1]> ins?
[08:23] <ninjakitty> waan, just wireless, USHimi thats a buttload of text, as i've seen it in posts
[08:23] <Sara22_> ParoXoN: oh, let me see where that is.  thix xchat thing didn't pop it up
[08:23] <waan> ninjakitty, try iwconfig
[08:23] <ianq> rze4747: no
[08:23] <chubs_> GamingX, i'd recommend batch encoding since you seem to not be afraid of the command line. check out this link: http://www.savvyadmin.com/batch-mp3-encoding-with-linux-and-lame/
[08:23] <ActionParsnip> zcat[1]: your image is most likely bad
[08:23] <zcat[1]> ActionParsnip: two different FACTORY STAMPED disks returning the same ISO?
[08:24] <unimatrix9> wich netbook runs ubuntu fine? default install...
[08:24] <MaxRide> ActionParsnip: That's what I'll do then. It's a one time transfer, and I fear that any config changes to my EEEPC running XP will result in me reloading the os....AGAIN.
[08:24] <MaxRide> Action Parsnip: Anyways, thanks for the help!
[08:24] <vampur> can any one tell me is html work of scripting and all is possible in linux i mean to say visual studio
[08:24] <Sara22_> ParoXoN: i am  sorry I dont see it. maybe i have to configure xchat to get messages?
[08:24] <rze4747> ianq: can you ping from the machine running to ssh server to that one that runs the client?
[08:24] <ninjakitty> waan: so, in terminal -sudo iwconfig?
[08:24] <ParoXoN> zcat[1]: where are you getting the 'correct' checksum? Are you computing it off the stamped disc or getting it off the website?
[08:24] <ianq> rze4747: actually, from my ubuntu env i can ping websites, but not the machine that runs the client
[08:24] <zcat[1]> two different disks, two different machines, using a different program each time and the file I get is bit for bit identical..
[08:24] <ushimitsudoki> vampur: yes. there are lots of IDEs in Linux. Eclipse and Netbeans are two you might like to check out, but there are many many more
[08:25] <biouser> are there any good packages for port forwarding with ddclient and dyndns?
[08:25] <ActionParsnip> MaxRide: you are adding a single line to /etc/fsab, hardly needs a reinstall. just backup the old then you can restore it if you screw it up
[08:25] <waan> ninjakitty, just iwconfig will list wireless devices
[08:25] <ninjakitty> k
[08:25] <MaxRide> Vampur: I suggest (I know this isn't what you want to hear) just editing HTML in text editor.... It takes a lot longer to develop, but the code is a TON cleaner compared to Visual Studio / Dream Weaver / ETC
[08:25] <ianq> rze4747: from 192.168.21 (that's my eth0 static ip on the ssh server machine!!) Destination Host unreachable
[08:25] <mitesh123> amanulla: u thr?
[08:25] <ActionParsnip> zcat[1]: if the md5sum is bad, its a drink coaster
[08:25] <amanulla> yes
[08:25] <ParoXoN> Sara22: http://www.realtek.com.tw/downloads/downloadsView.aspx?Langid=1&PNid=24&PFid=1&Level=6&Conn=5&DownTypeID=3&GetDown=false&Downloads=true
[08:25] <amanulla> mitesh123:yes
[08:25] <mitesh123> amanulla: what do i do?
[08:25] <ParoXoN> Sara22: guess my ircc is messed ^.^;
[08:26] <rze4747> ianq: wait... you said you run the ssh server on the machine with the wifi card
[08:26] <Sara22_> thank you ParoXoN! let me check that
[08:26] <amanulla>  accesssystem configuration means?
[08:26] <ParoXoN> zcat[1]: ok, the checksum f74... is correct for teh copied discs, then
[08:26] <zcat[1]> ActionParsnip: In that case Canonical just sent me 90 drink coasters for Software Freedom day. they all have the same md5sum.
[08:26] <ianq> rze4747: yes, that's the ubuntu machine. my laptop that i'm on right now is the other one
[08:26] <vampur> SO MAXRIDER SUGGEST ME WHAT THE BEST WAY TO WORK WITH THE html WORKOUTS LIKE FLASH AND OTHER programs
[08:26] <MaxRide> ActionParsnip: Ah, you misunderstood I think...I actually tried to get the EXT2 partition to mount on Windows, which didn't work out....What I will be doing is mounting the NTFS / FAT32 partition in Ubuntu.
[08:26] <ninjakitty> Crap...no devices listed...it's plugged in....
[08:26] <ParoXoN> zcat[1]: how did you computer the c69... checksum? did you checksum the original factory disc?
[08:26] <ActionParsnip> zcat[1]: if you boot them then check the cd for defects does it pass?
[08:26] <rze4747> ianq: and both run ubuntu?
[08:26] <zcat[1]> so why are the factory stamped disks not the same image as what's available for download?
[08:27] <amanulla> ActionParsnip:i want to completely remove my firefox and reinstall it
[08:27] <ActionParsnip> vampur: kill the capslock
[08:27] <mitesh123> amanulla: like opening System>Administration>Services and User and Group etc...
[08:27] <ianq> rze4747: no. the laptop is on xp
[08:27] <MaxRide> Vampur: Let me research a second.
[08:27] <amanulla> can i?
[08:27] <zcat[1]> ActionParsnip: yes
[08:27] <waan> ninjakitty, then try lsusb -v and see if its there
[08:27] <ActionParsnip> amanulla: sudo apt-get --purge remove firefox
[08:27] <rze4747> ianq: and how it the xp notebook connected, also with wifi?
[08:27] <dylanj> vampur: capslock is an inch far stretch...
[08:27] <GamingX> Thanks chubs_.
[08:27] <ActionParsnip> amanulla: you can check using dpkg -l | grep firefox
[08:27] <ianq> rze4747: yes