[00:00] <ENERGIZE> is it just a different wireless card
[00:00] <Plugh> snowlapp: It might be via the driver links section rather than via the printer selection area. Last time I needed a PPD file from the site it was still known as linuxprinting.org
[00:00] <plazia> ENERGIZE, I would speak to you but I'd be beaming the away team back every time i said your name.
[00:00] <Wunderbar> how do I completely reset irssi to defaults??
[00:00] <steve678> im using ubuntu 810. i want to upgrade brasero from 0.8.2 to latest 0.8.4, is this the right command  , sudo apt-get upgrade Brasero  ?
[00:01] <pHreaksYcle> ENERGIZE: Intrepid is Ubuntu 8.10
[00:01] <steve678> i got this back 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgra
[00:01] <ENERGIZE> when did that come out
[00:01] <ENERGIZE> is it alot better then 8.04
[00:01] <blodski> some month(s) ago
[00:01] <_VIM_> Wunderbar: delete /home/Wunderbar/.irssi
[00:02] <RomD> 8.10 stands for year.month
[00:02] <poseidon> What is the package name for foxit reader?
[00:02] <Wunderbar> I can see irclogs
[00:02] <Wunderbar> but no irssi
[00:02] <_VIM_> its hidden
[00:02] <Wunderbar> I suck :(
[00:03] <_VIM_> Wunderbar: if you're using like nautilus type ctrl+h
[00:03] <ENERGIZE> is intrepid better then 8.04
[00:03] <blodski> ok, now im in a world of semi-shit
[00:03] <McShane> steve678, the newest brasero stable is 0.8.2, so you won't find any newer version in the official repositories
[00:03] <Jack_Sparrow> erUSUL what does LC_ALL=C Do ?
[00:03] <McShane> afaik
[00:03] <d_rugs420> anyone know how to fix firefox from random crashing?
[00:03] <_VIM_> Wunderbar: or in terminal rm -rf /home/Wunderbar/.irrsi
[00:03] <blodski> i tried to make it auto-start a program on login, but got an error saying i was logged in less than 10 s
[00:03] <pHreaksYcle> ENERGIZE: The newest RELEASED version is always better
[00:03] <RomD> not sure if it's in the repository poseidon. I installed it manually, but it seemed very unstable. why don't you use evince?
[00:03] <Jack_Sparrow> d_rugs420 disable your addons
[00:04] <pHreaksYcle> ENERGIZE: most of the time anyway
[00:04] <pHreaksYcle> ENERGIZE: dont use alpha versions, and beta is prob. not for you either
[00:04] <ENERGIZE> ok thanks do you think it will fix my wireless problem
[00:04] <pHreaksYcle> ENERGIZE: I'm pretty convinced, I own the laptop
[00:04] <pHreaksYcle> ENERGIZE: Fixed mine :P
[00:04] <Wunderbar> thanks VIM
[00:04] <_VIM_> :)
[00:05] <d_rugs420> Jack_Sparrow, i need my addons
[00:05] <ENERGIZE> whats the alpha and beta versions
[00:05] <poseidon> RomD, I just opened a pdf file with it, and the text is barely readable.  I use foxit reader on windows and the pdf looks perfect
[00:05] <Jack_Sparrow> d_rugs420 not if they are crashing ff
[00:05] <Wunderbar> now I could do with some help vis-a-vis my wireless- it asks for authorisation and won't connect even though the key is correct...
[00:05] <d_rugs420> seems like javascript or flash is causing it
[00:05] <pHreaksYcle> ENERGIZE: alpha and beta are testing, people test stuff and give feedback
[00:06] <Jack_Sparrow> !compile > hotbabvy1
[00:06] <ENERGIZE> oh ok
[00:06] <Jack_Sparrow> !info build-essential
[00:06] <Jack_Sparrow> !info build-essential > hotbabvy1
[00:06] <ENERGIZE> so my next problem is the black screen i get everytime i boot
[00:06] <ormen> hello!
[00:06] <hotbabvy1> hey jacksparrow
[00:06] <pHreaksYcle> ENERGIZE: *Sigh* Explain
[00:06] <hotbabvy1> i have one question
[00:07] <RomD> poseidon, that's weird. did you try to reopen it? I sometimes get a bug of evince loading forever, never hear of yours though. I used foxreader on windows too, but evince if definitely the better choice on ubuntu.
[00:07] <ENERGIZE> nothing shows up just the black screen and i have to ctl alt del to reboot it and then it works fine
[00:07] <Jack_Sparrow> ENERGIZE can you get a console by typing ctrl-alt-F2
[00:07] <RomD> poseidon, did you try a different pdf file?
[00:08] <steve678> there is a document hang problem with it and launch pad says its fixed in 0.8.4, so i was wondering
[00:08] <steve678> McShane: there is a document hang problem with it and launch pad says its fixed in 0.8.4, so i was wondering
[00:10] <ormen> are not peapole to excited on this linux thing.. im getting all kinds of problem all the time usiing ubuntu, now i cant open the maps on the right side on gnome...
[00:10] <cocacool> hi all
[00:12] <ormen> i can get into the file system using firefox thoug
[00:12] <RomD> ormen, you have to be more specific. what "maps"?
[00:13] <ormen> roml:hi: well video,desktop ,etc
[00:13] <RomD> the shortcuts to the folders?
[00:13] <M1DLG> how do I change the owner of a partition from root to a normal user
[00:14] <ormen> romd: yes there
[00:14] <RomD> ormen, so what happens if you click the shortcuts in the places menu
[00:15] <ormen> roml;aint get any kind of msg just seems tostart but the nothing happend..
[00:15] <mrpockets> man
[00:15] <mrpockets> FF in 8.10 seems kinda buggy...
[00:16] <RomD> ormen, you can always launch the filemanager through the terminal. it's called "nautilus"
[00:16] <RomD> ormen, or just press alt+f2 and type "nautilus"
[00:16] <ormen> roml:ifi klick on the things on the leftt side allthings work like aps
[00:16] <mystilleef> Is there a script for Ubuntu to migrate from python2.5 to python2.6?
[00:17] <RomD> ormen, maybe something broke the shortcuts. just use alt+f2 and type "nautilus". you can then click the shortcuts on the left side
[00:18] <ormen> roml:yes thank you for that tip. but one want it to work
[00:19] <ormen> Roml:okej tanx
[00:19] <ax> so after 8.04 -> 8.10 i don't seem to have any modules for my soundcard..
[00:20] <ax> i also seem to be running an older kernel version than i had in 8.04
[00:20] <benlinnoob> hello peep
[00:20] <RomD> ormen, sorry can't help you there, you should check the ubuntuforums.org
[00:20] <sebsebseb> benlinnoob: hi
[00:20] <TuTUXG> ax, you compile your own kernel?
[00:20] <ax> TuTUXG: no
[00:21] <benlinnoob> anyone here can help me?  since xubuntu channel is quiet, and I guess ubuntu is pretty much the same as xubuntu, i'm having fan problem, xubuntu keeps making my laptop runs its fan 100% of the time
[00:21] <benlinnoob> act like as if it's a server
[00:21] <TuTUXG> ax, that's impossible you can get an older version of the kernel
[00:22] <TuTUXG> ax, in 8.10 last time i checked the up-to date kernel was 2.6.27-11
[00:22] <unko> benlinoob: what version of xubuntu are u running?
[00:22] <ax> hmm, maybe you're right.. it looks like the installer installed 2.6.27 today but also 2.6.25 [which is what booted by default]
[00:22] <benlinnoob> the latest unko
[00:22] <sebsebseb> mneptok: you work for Canonical?
[00:23] <Jack_Sparrow> benlinnoob from terminal  uname -r
[00:23] <benlinnoob> 8.10
[00:23] <Dillizar> !compiz
[00:23] <TuTUXG> ax, so boot the new kernel and if it's fine just get rid of the old one
[00:23] <mneptok> sebsebseb: for another 3 days, yes.
[00:23] <ax> TuTUXG: okay, i guess i just won't let it go to the default..
[00:23] <sebsebseb> mneptok: oh right didn't know actsaul  Canocial suppourt people came in here
[00:24] <unko> beninnoob: hmm cuz when i was running hardy my old desktops fans had the opposite effect...they were running at like 10%
[00:24] <neyder> greetings
[00:24] <benlinnoob> lol
[00:24] <benlinnoob> that's weird
[00:24] <unko> i know
[00:24] <benlinnoob> i google and got no where
[00:24] <TuTUXG> ax, sure if the old one can do you any favor
[00:24] <neyder> can someone help me? X restarts whitout reason and says (EE) intel(0): [DRI] Locking deadlock.
[00:24] <benlinnoob> though i'm running compiz
[00:24] <unko> ben: how is the xubuntu cannel quite? just ask and wait
[00:25] <benlinnoob> lol been waiting unko
[00:25] <unko> benlinnoob: whats you specs...
[00:25] <benlinnoob> it got like 78 peep
[00:25] <Jack_Sparrow> benlinnoob Keep your responses to one long line.  it makes your text easier to read and is nicer for others trying to work as well
[00:25] <unko> benlinnoob: ha
[00:25] <benlinnoob> how u whisper in irc?
[00:26] <SlimeyPete> whisper?
[00:26] <RomD>  /msg nick message
[00:26] <unko> jack_sparrow: thank your for telling us that...ha rember me (jkristheking) hahah1!!!!
[00:26] <benlinnoob> thanks
[00:26] <SlimeyPete> you can private-message by typing /query nickname
[00:26] <unko> or right click and open dialog
[00:26] <ENERGIZE> hey sorry i put in ctl alt f2 but it put me to a black screen with no writing and did the same thing i does when i boots up so i missed everything that was said
[00:27] <NonPE>  I was hoping someone could tell me why my second monitor stops functioning after connecting my new SATA card and HDD
[00:27] <Jack_Sparrow> unko Please behave. and thanks for losing the nick
[00:27] <unko> jack_sparrow: yeah... so jack what was wrong with my last one? you said it was offensive..
[00:27] <TuTUXG> NonPE, probably want to reinstall/compile your video driver
[00:28] <asunder> How can I distinguish between failed and successful login attempts from /etc/passwd ?
[00:28] <Jack_Sparrow> unko offensive is the wrong term, we dont allow religious, political etc..  trying to stay non-gender-race-religion
[00:28] <NonPE> TuTUXG, I'll try that. Why though?
[00:28] <ENERGIZE> so about the black screen on the boot do you think that if i upgrade to 8.10 that will fix it also
[00:28] <n8tuserf> asunder-> thats not where you look it up, look into /var/log/messages or /var/log/auth.log
[00:28] <ENERGIZE> or will that just fix the wireless
[00:28] <asunder> thanks
[00:29] <unko> jack_sparrow: jkr stand for joker aka i do graffiti...my tag was joker and jkristheking means joker is the king...so i have no clue whats wrong with that 0.o
[00:29] <TuTUXG> NonPE, if you are loading some new module/harddrive, something could be wrong
[00:29] <Jack_Sparrow> unko Other possible interpetations
[00:29] <ax> TuTUXG: okay, i have sound now, sweet
[00:29] <unko> jack_sparrow: list them please....
[00:29] <Jack_Sparrow> unop offtopic
[00:30] <TuTUXG> ax, nice to hear
[00:30] <NonPE> TuTUXG, thanks, I'll do that now
[00:30] <unop> Jack_Sparrow, was i? :)
[00:30] <unko> jack_sparrow: pm me with them cuz im very confused...
[00:31] <TuTUXG> Jack_Sparrow, where is my gold?
[00:31] <ENERGIZE> i have a problem with a black screen on boot
[00:31] <ENERGIZE> nothing happens
[00:31] <ENERGIZE> will 8.10 fix this problem
[00:32] <wayneomac> not sure if anyone can help me but i have a ati x200 graphics card and experiencing a flashing screen when any 3-d app is running
[00:33] <wayneomac> if anyone can help me or point me in the right direction that would be great
[00:33] <Madpilot> wayneomac, disable the screen effects - right-click anywhere on the desktop, choose "Change Desktop Background"
[00:33] <unko> watneomac: pm me
[00:34] <unko> wayneomac: pm me
[00:34] <Kagee> Is there anything like "libpam_send_mail_on_login_attemt" ?
[00:34] <Madpilot> wayneomac, then go to the "Visual Effects" tab and select None.
[00:34] <Madpilot> easy to turn them back on later, if you miss them
[00:34] <mrwes> wayneomac: or you can install the compiz-icon so you can turn it on and off as needed
[00:34] <ENERGIZE> so who here is using 8.10 intrepid
[00:35] <NonPE> TuTUXG, didn't work
[00:35] <mlbarnes> I am looking for a HOWTO at installing an email server that allows multiple domains and aliases with spamassassin and clamav. Anyone have a recomendation?
[00:35] <Wunderbar> does anyone know hot to make xchat transparent?????
[00:36] <mrwes> ENERGIZE: I am
[00:36] <wayneomac> thanks turning off desktop effects worked thank you very much
[00:36] <Madpilot> ENERGIZE, lots of us are
[00:36] <mrwes> Been running Intrepid for several months
[00:36] <ENERGIZE> so should i update my hardy to it
[00:36] <Wunderbar> does anyone know how to make xchat transparent????? (correction)
[00:36] <Abueleitor> you cannot do that
[00:36] <Abueleitor> i think
[00:36] <Madpilot> wayneomac, had the same problem when I installed UFO:AI - these days I just leave Desktop Effects (Compiz) turned off and use Metacity all the time. Yay for window managers for grownups...
[00:37] <Lincid> You can with the chatscreen only, in preferences, Wunderbar.
[00:37] <blodski> how do i really maximize a window, not just alt+f10, since the menu bar is still showing
[00:37] <mankash> I upgraded to ubuntu 8.1o from 8.04
[00:37] <mrwes> ENERGIZE: you can download the Live CD and try it out
[00:37] <Abueleitor> i have a webcam and its going to make me crazy
[00:37] <Lincid> You can't make the whole application itself transparent, though.
[00:37] <Audacitee> Wunderbar, look in xchat preferences
[00:37] <Abueleitor> can someone help me to configure it?
[00:37] <mankash> network Manger applet do not able to get the network details
[00:37] <ENERGIZE> is it alot different or better
[00:37] <mankash> network Manger applet do not able to get the network details after upgrading from 8.04 to 8.10
[00:37] <durt> Abueleitor: just click the check box
[00:38] <mrwes> ENERGIZE: that is a matter of opinion
[00:38] <NonPE> sudo poweroff
[00:38] <NonPE> Dammit
[00:38] <mrwes> heh
[00:38] <Wunderbar> I know about that- I was hoping for some hidden setting where I could make the whole thing transparent...
[00:39] <Wunderbar> also, what's the advantage to using irssi over xchat??
[00:39] <moni> hi..,,, how 2 enable 3d accelaration in ubuntu...i have an intel onboard graphics card..on intel D946Gzis??? please help
[00:39] <Madpilot> Wunderbar, geek cred. irssi is hard to use, therefore geekier. :)
[00:39] <mrwes> heh Madpilot
[00:39] <__dean__> irssi runs in the terminal
[00:39] <ENERGIZE> i was actually just wondering if it would fix my wireless problem where i have to disable and then enable my wireless STA and also my black screen on boot
[00:39] <sebsebseb> Wunderbar: irrssi is  more cool n a way I guess, because it runs in the terminal I think.   Xchat is pouplar, but not that good.  Konversation is better for a GUI IRC client
[00:39] <Vantrax|Work> Anyone set up dual monitors on an ATI x2600 under 8.04
[00:40] <Madpilot> real xchat FTW. Note that xchat-gnome is an abortion of a program and should be drowned.
[00:40] <Wunderbar> I've found kde apps cumbersome in gnome...
[00:40] <__dean__> Emacs includes an irc client
[00:40] <mrwes> ENERGIZE: it might, wireless support seems much better in Intrepid
[00:40] <plazia> __dean__, there are several irc clients for emacs aren't there?
[00:40] <benlinnoob> peep thanks for the help i guess i have to google more or get off xubuntu and find another flavor that my fan can act normal
[00:40] <Madpilot> __dean__, emacs is an OS disguised as a text editor, isn't it?
[00:40] <__dean__> Yes
[00:40] <Vantrax|Work> Madpilot, yes
[00:41] <kernelpannik> haha
[00:41] <Vantrax|Work> Madpilot, even the creator runs from it...
[00:41] <cottean> if I wwere looking for the kernel include files but they didnt come with my dell, where could I look?
[00:41] <Vantrax|Work> cottean, they should be in the repositories
[00:41] <__dean__> cottean install the linux-headers package
[00:41] <mrwes> you could use Pigeon to IRC too
[00:41] <kernelpannik> what are you looking for, cottean?
[00:42] <cottean> im attempting to install vmware and it  needs them
[00:42] <poseidon> Is there a way you can use a Scanner class on a String object?
[00:42] <moni> hi..,,, how 2 enable 3d accelaration in ubuntu...i have an intel onboard graphics card..on intel D946Gzis??? please help
[00:42] <poseidon> lol, sorry.  wrong channel
[00:43] <mrwes> moni:system | preferences | appearance
 so is that the newest ubuntu
[00:43] <moni> mrwes: yes and now
[00:43] <moni> ?
[00:44] <cottean> how do i know which one to install?
[00:44] <mrwes> ENERGIZE: Jaunty comes out in April
[00:45] <Anacranom> moni, have you looked here?  http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&client=firefox-a&rls=com.ubuntu%3Aen-US%3Aunofficial&hs=toS&q=how+2+enable+3d+acceleration+in+ubuntu+8.10+intel&btnG=Search
[00:45] <rww> cottean: If VMWare is like VirtualBox, installing the build-essential package should be fine.
[00:45] <kernelpannik> you dont even need it, really
[00:45] <kernelpannik> not for VirtualBox
[00:45] <mrwes> Anacranom: wow!? that's from google? :)
[00:45] <kernelpannik> anyway
[00:46] <cottean> virtualbox wont install at all
[00:46] <cottean> says my netbook wont support it
[00:46] <mrwes> I run Virtualbox without issues
[00:46] <ENERGIZE> thanks mrwes
[00:46] <mrwes> nod
[00:47] <cottean> on a netbook?
[00:47] <thefalling> Need name suggestions for a battleship game, any suggestions?
[00:47] <mrwes> nope
[00:47] <M1DLG> I have spent the last 4 hours trying to make me owner of a partition and it still says root is the owner. anyone able to help me?
[00:47] <pHreaksYcle> thefalling: linux game?
[00:47] <unko> thefalling: are you running the game with wine?
[00:47] <thefalling> windows too
[00:47] <pHreaksYcle> cottean: which netbook
[00:47] <glenrock`> thefalling: apt-cache search battleship  returns a couple
[00:47] <kernelpannik> M1DLG, what kind of file system?
[00:47] <cottean> dell mini 9
[00:47] <ENERGIZE> whats the best app to download for ubuntu
[00:48] <thefalling> no, im coding a battleship game, but need name suggestions
[00:48] <kernelpannik> ENERGIZE, i think Axel or Wget is
[00:48] <thefalling> i cant think of anything good
[00:48] <RomD> wine
[00:48] <Nytrix> !best
[00:48] <dtolj> is there a tool that can convert RAW to ISO
[00:48] <M1DLG> ext3
[00:48]  * chalcedony smiles
[00:48] <chalcedony> !unrar
[00:49] <jrib> dtolj: bchunk
[00:49] <chalcedony> !info unrar-free
[00:49] <kernelpannik> M1DLG, have you tried   sudo chown myusername:myusername /path/to/mountpoint/of/the/filesystem -R     ?
[00:50] <samsom> hi
[00:50] <M1DLG> I'll try that, I googled and came up with something similar
[00:50] <M1DLG> it failied then
[00:50] <unko> samsom: heya
[00:50] <kernelpannik> that should work
[00:50] <kernelpannik> make sure you have the proper permissions too
[00:50] <chalcedony> can you apt-get from universe ? or how do you get there?
[00:51] <samsom> Hi, I am having trouble reburning DVD+RW. I was wondering if anyone could help me out?
[00:51] <kernelpannik> you can "own" something and still not have read write or execute permissions
[00:51] <kernelpannik> once you own it tho, that will be easy to fix
[00:52] <M1DLG> true, but even when I sudo nautilus and changed it it was unchanged when I rebooted
[00:52] <bommel> Hi
[00:52] <Jose_Gaspar> What is the best virtual machine software for ubuntu?
[00:52] <_VIM_> !gksudo | M1DLG
[00:52] <bommel> i have a serial of questions and i really need some help
[00:52] <kernelpannik> are you mounting it in the same place every time?
[00:52] <bommel> pleas
[00:52] <bommel> please
[00:52] <Pici> !ask | bommel
[00:52] <Jose_Gaspar> bommel; what questions ask
[00:52] <bommel> ok sorry
[00:53] <bommel> first time in here
[00:53] <Jose_Gaspar> What is the best virtual machine software for ubuntu?
[00:53] <_VIM_> !best | Jose_Gaspar
[00:53] <kernelpannik> samsom, im not sure how i can help, but whats going on?
[00:53] <samsom> unrelated query, where exactly is the wastebasket located in the file system?
[00:53] <kernelpannik> its usually .TRASH or similar
[00:53] <Jose_Gaspar> in the taskbar at the bottom lol
[00:53] <bommel> actualyy im using windows xp, but i wanna use ubuntu the only reason i dont change is because i really need that the aplications i use on windows run on ubuntu to i work
[00:54] <M1DLG> I formated a second drive and called it data it's mount point should be if I have done it correctly is /media/data
[00:54] <bommel> i need compatibility with cubase
[00:54] <chalcedony> i have a manual for my monitor in a .rar .. unrar gives me a list.. not the files. what do i need to do?
[00:54] <Audacitee> !dns
[00:54] <bommel> some vst's
[00:54] <samsom> but how do i access the wastebasket from the terminal
[00:54] <bommel> photoshop  cs3
[00:54] <bommel> guitar rig 3
[00:54] <bommel> guitar pro 5
[00:54] <samsom> is there an absolute path i can type to get to it?
[00:54] <Iron_Chef> can you install "the slab" on ubuntu?  (the suse menu)
[00:54] <Jose_Gaspar> bommel; get wine to run windows programs in ubuntu
[00:55] <bommel> i dont know if this programs will run
[00:55] <kernelpannik> what i usually do is make a dir inside the filesystem called data and put everything of mine in there, (after chown ing it and chmod ing it) that way no matter where its mounted the mount point's ownership wont affect things
[00:55] <M1DLG> try it then
[00:55] <bommel> wine run all programs?
[00:55] <unko> jose_gaspar: not all programs work in wine
[00:55] <_VIM_> CS4 works in wine, so they say
[00:55] <Pici> !appdb | bommel
[00:55] <Nytrix> boomel | !wubi
[00:55] <Nytrix> !wubi | bommel
[00:55] <Nytrix> !wubi
[00:56] <Anacranom> !wine | bommel
[00:56] <nando_> alguien habla espanol
[00:56] <nando_> ..
[00:56] <Pici> !es | nando_
[00:56] <nando_> gracias
[00:56] <nando_> thank you
[00:56] <Audacitee> samsom, go to ~/.local/share/Trash
[00:56] <Jose_Gaspar> wow lol can i get just a quick response on what youfeel the best VMware program for ubuntu is?
[00:56] <samsom> cheers audacitee
[00:57] <Audacitee> np
[00:57] <_stijn_> Jose_Gaspar, virtualbox
[00:57] <_VIM_> dont poll here Jose_Gaspar
[00:57] <bommel> so you think if i migrate to ubuntu i dont will have problems?
[00:57] <Anacranom> Jose_Gaspar, none
[00:57] <bommel> Jose_Gaspar es portugues?
[00:57] <unko> bommel: try live cd first
[00:57] <Jose_Gaspar> _stijn_; thanks.. _VIM_; I am new from windows I dont know
[00:57] <_stijn_> bommel, you'll have problems :p everybody does
[00:57] <Huufarted> Anybody here ever set up Ubuntu as a wireless router?
[00:57] <bommel> can i istall things in live cd?
[00:58] <Jose_Gaspar> bommel, no , Florida ;-)
[00:58] <bommel> and see if it works?
[00:58] <Anacranom> bommel, yes
[00:58] <unko> bommel: i have no clue 0.o
[00:58] <Iron_Chef> this chan is getting too big
[00:58] <bommel> where can i download a live cd for the last ubuntu version
[00:58] <bommel> ?
[00:58] <jker1> a live TV show about linux starts in about half an hour at http://www.ustream.tv/channel/the-wftl-show come join the fun
[00:58] <_stijn_> bommel, www.ubuntu.com
[00:58] <unko> jker1: nice
[00:59] <bommel> oh another very important question?
[00:59] <jker1> it si hosted by Marcel Gagne of the Linux Journal
[00:59] <unko> jker1: is it really live?
[00:59] <bommel> what kind of format my drives have to be?
[00:59] <bommel> to work on linux?
[01:00] <moni> can anyone help regarding 3d accelaration on intel drivers?
[01:00] <M1DLG> kernelpannik - thank you (n I can start teh copying of file to make room and tehn got to bed now!!!) I was telling it to change permitions on the sdb5 location not the mount point- as soon as i did that the window refreshed and i now can create foldrs
[01:00] <M1DLG> many thanks
[01:00] <Xamusk> how can I debug what's causing a kernel panic? I get nothing on the logs
[01:00] <lenswipe> can someone help me with MythTV?
[01:00] <lenswipe> im thinking of installing it
[01:00] <Audacitee> bommel, ubuntu will make it's own ext3 partition to install itself on
[01:00] <lenswipe> but im not sure if it meets my needs
[01:00] <bommel> but i have i cant delete all my partitions
[01:00] <lenswipe> can i use MythTV as an audio media server???
[01:00] <lenswipe> asin
[01:00] <bommel> because i have important stuff on there
[01:01] <sharif_aly> hi
[01:01] <Audacitee> bommel, if you have enough free space it will add a partition on the end of a drive (it should do this by default)
[01:01] <lenswipe> i have a media bridge app on my ipod touch and i want to access the songs on my media server from my ipod touch media server style, can i do this with MythTV???
[01:01] <lenswipe> anyone know?
[01:01] <rdw200169> lenswipe, mythtv runs on top of ubuntu, right?
[01:01] <lenswipe> yeah
[01:01] <rdw200169> lenswipe, then, yeah
[01:02] <lenswipe> ok cool, so i can use it as a media server out of the box?
[01:02] <fearful> can someone help me with xmms2 getting a error I cannot fix and its really annoying!
[01:02] <rdw200169> lenswipe, i've tried some audio webserver things, but they don't work w/the itouch
[01:02] <Anon6255> hi everyone!
[01:02] <Anon6255> can I boot windows xp with grub?
[01:02] <lenswipe> rd200169: well this one does cos i have a special app for the itouch for connecting to media servers
[01:02] <fearful> Anon6255, yes
[01:02] <palio> is there suport in spanish?
[01:02] <lenswipe> its in the app store
[01:02] <sharif_aly> I cant switch to kubuntu in ubuntu ?
[01:02] <unko> anon6255: u have to configure grub to boot windows xp
[01:02] <fearful> Anyone with xmms2 help?
[01:03] <fearful> sharif_aly, try sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[01:03] <palio> how can i set the time on grub?
[01:03] <L3Tum> Question about DATABSES: Are there any free decent database programs similar to MS Access for linux/ubuntu? I've tried Kexi, but it doens't allow relationships between multiple tables, and ooBase is really complicated and I don't like how it is set up. I want something with a gui also. Any suggestions?
[01:03] <sharif_aly> I did   but not working'
[01:03] <fearful> Here is my error http://paste.ubuntu.com/122617/
[01:03] <fearful> sharif_aly, you have to logout and in the Login screen (gdm) click sessions and KDE
[01:04] <unko> l3tum: are you looking for office programs?
[01:04] <sharif_aly> ok
[01:04] <blodski> is http://www.dustinhome.se/pd_5010111307.aspx supported by ubuntu 8.10?
[01:04] <Xamusk> the kernel panic is somewhat random
[01:04] <L3Tum> unko, I need to create a database, with tables and queries, forms, and reports
[01:04] <Xamusk> I have no idea what's causing it
[01:04] <samsom> hi, i am unable to reburn my dvd+rw. Can someone advise please
[01:04] <Xamusk> how can I find its source?
[01:05] <L3Tum> unko, I already have OpenOffice for other things
[01:05] <unko> l3tum: oh well... i have no clue 0.o
[01:06] <L3Tum> unko, thanks for trying :)
[01:06] <samsom> i even tried to force format it from the terminal. But then the DVD becomes unmountable
[01:06] <Xamusk> the only hint I have is that caps lock and scroll lock start blinking
[01:06] <moni> can anyone help regarding 3d accelaration on intel drivers..please
[01:06] <moni> ?
[01:06] <Jack_Sparrow> samsom Does K3B offer an erase rw option in the menu
[01:07] <samsom> i tried k3b
[01:07] <samsom> it says "no need to reformat as disc empty"
[01:07] <samsom> so i burned an avi file on to it and tried to access it
[01:07] <Jack_Sparrow> Xamusk Give more info with your question , like which release, what mb, video networking etc
[01:07] <samsom> wherupon it is unable to mount the dvd
[01:07] <Jack_Sparrow> !enter > samsom
[01:08] <moni> can anyone help regarding 3d accelaration on intel drivers..please?
[01:08] <quentusrex> How do I take the pgp key that I've created and use that for my ssh key?
[01:09] <quentusrex> or are they not compatible?
[01:09] <Xamusk> I got a Dell Vostro 1310 laptop, Intrepid, 4GB RAM, nvidia 8400m (already removed proprietary drivers) networking via broadcom wireless BCM4312
[01:09] <Jack_Sparrow> quentusrex not the same
[01:10] <Jack_Sparrow> moni Ask a better question with details about your problem would help us help you
[01:10] <Xamusk> I removed nvidia proprietary drivers because I thought they were the problem, but the system still hangs
[01:10] <fearful> Any ideas for this problem on launching xmms2d http://paste.ubuntu.com/122617/
[01:10] <samsom> jack_sparrow, i have tried to mount from the terminal and it does not recognise the dvd format. I can provide the output of the dmesg |tail command if it will be useful
[01:11] <Jack_Sparrow> samsom Not for me..  I only have a few minutes here and there this afternoon (here)
[01:11] <moni> Jack_Sparrow: i have intel 946gzis..and 3d accelaration doesnt work..
[01:11] <ax> hmm, upgrading to 8.10 seems to have lost all of my local calendar data, anyone have any idea if there is a way to revover that?
[01:11] <jcb> Hey guys
[01:11] <jcb> sup?
[01:12] <Xamusk> the only thing that may be causing would be the wireless driver, but this shouldn't be the problem, since that chipset is around for some time
[01:12] <Jack_Sparrow> Xamusk what release etc are you running
[01:13] <Xamusk> Jack_Sparrow, Intrepid
[01:13] <satansaunt> i too have wireless internet issues- it won't connect, justs ask for authorisation as if the password is no good- which it is...
[01:13] <Xamusk> 8.10
[01:13] <samsom> Jack_sparrow, how did you send me that bot thing..and what is it?
[01:13] <Jack_Sparrow> Xamusk HAve you added anyting yourself, or modified sources etrc
[01:14] <innociv> how many connections/s can ubuntu handle before it starts saying that the ephemeral ports are used up?  Or does it not have such a problem?
[01:14] <Jack_Sparrow> samsom IT was to ask you to keep your comments on one line so you dont spam the channel
[01:14] <Xamusk> proposed, backports, updates, universe, multiverse
[01:15] <samsom> yeah, i got that and i am sorry. Was wondering how did you change your command into a long message for me in private
[01:15] <Quontrex_Ashimi> is there any way to make the sound work on a thinkpad t21 with ibex? without reinstalling gutsy I mean, it works with gutsy but (silly me) upgraded
[01:15] <fearful> Any help with xmms2 heres my error http://paste.ubuntu.com/122617/
[01:15] <Xamusk> Jack_Sparrow, the only addition to the kernel was virtualbox drivers
[01:15] <Xamusk> via dkms
[01:16] <Quontrex_Ashimi> any help with ibex sound?
[01:17] <Jack_Sparrow> Xamusk And vbox you installed was not from our repos either.
[01:18] <octoberdan> Ugh, I have a computer that has a WUSB54G attached for wireless and is loaded with Ubuntu Gutsy. I need to load drivers on it to get the wusb54g working, but the only way I can transfer data is through a CDrom drive. What should I do?
[01:18] <Jack_Sparrow> !aptoncd
[01:18] <Rioting_pacifist> firefox keeps segfaulting (among many other programs) and it compalains about libxul.so :( please help!!!
[01:19] <Xamusk> Jack_Sparrow, nope, downloaded directly from the vbox site
[01:20] <octoberdan> ubuntu: I don't have another ubuntu installation of that version
[01:21] <Quontrex_Ashimi> which upgrade did they change the sound system in?
[01:21] <Xamusk> Jack_Sparrow, by the way, I'm also using the server kernel because of the 4GB of RAM
[01:21] <ax> hmm.. so firefox doesn't seem to work unless i run gnome [i usually use a very minimalist windowmanager and disable gdm], this is after an upgrade from 8.04 to 8.10
[01:21] <Xamusk> Jack_Sparrow, but the lockups also happen when I use the generic kernel
[01:21] <ax> well, i guess firefox does run, but it gives me an error
[01:23] <GB1> I install Ubuntu in IBM R30 but it say "Disabled IRQ #15" and do nothing?
[01:23] <wolter> check http://paste.ubuntu.com/122620/, why does line 45 return an error?
[01:23] <NonPE> Hey, TuTUXG, I just wanted to let you know, I figured it out. Turns out I moved one of my video cards into a different slot without realizing it, and since Xorg couldn't find it, it didn't display. Thanks for your help.
[01:23] <wolter> oh nvm..
[01:24] <fearful> xmms2 help please http://paste.ubuntu.com/122617/ < this error can't fix it
[01:25] <qwerkus> hello
[01:25] <qwerkus> i'm looking for a tool to paste together a large amount of small images
[01:25] <qwerkus> any ideas ?
[01:26] <jrib> qwerkus: checked if imagemagick can do it?
[01:26] <Quontrex_Ashimi> xaralx can gimp can
[01:26] <qwerkus> imagemagick doesn t work for me
[01:26] <Quontrex_Ashimi> try xaralx
[01:26] <jrib> qwerkus: "doesn't work" isn't really that informative...
[01:27] <qwerkus> well: it ends always with the weired error " missing an image filename "
[01:27] <jrib> qwerkus: pastebin the command and full output
[01:27] <Xamusk> Jack_Sparrow, okay, I've removed virtualbox, so I guess it's just wait for the next lockup :( unfortunately I find nothing in the logs
[01:28] <qwerkus> command: montage 10_[0-999].jpg test.jpg
[01:28] <Quontrex_Ashimi> grrrr ibex detects my soundcard, lspci sees my sound card, why doesnt it make any sound?
[01:28] <qwerkus> output: montage: unable to open image `10_[0-999].jpg': No such file or directory.
[01:28] <qwerkus> montage: missing an image filename `test.jpg'.
[01:29] <jrib> qwerkus: isn't the problem obvious?
[01:30] <spaceBARbarian> is there a way i can uninstall "dropbox" from ubuntu ?
[01:30] <homeskill> do any of you have those new dell inspiron mini netbooks (http://www.dell.com/home/netbooks)? They say they run ubuntu 8.04 but i want to know if they run ubuntu 8.10
[01:30] <Quontrex_Ashimi> wheeeee turn on pcm and out comes sound!
[01:30] <Quontrex_Ashimi> thanks for all your help :P
[01:30] <jrib> homeskill: You can install 8.10 on it of course.  You should ask dell if they sell it with 8.10
[01:31] <mrpockets_> how to start emerald?
[01:31] <homeskill> is a 8.9" display goin to give me much problems in gnome?
[01:31] <jrib> qwerkus: no?  your not globbing correctly.
[01:31] <qwerkus> ofc
[01:31] <jker1> Join a live Linux TV show hosted by Marcel Gagne of the Linux Journal at http://www.ustream.tv/channel/the-wftl-show  It starts any minute now !!
[01:32] <jrib> you're even
[01:32] <qwerkus> i tried this one: montage 10_*.jpg test.jpg
[01:32] <unko> join it :]
[01:32] <jrib> qwerkus: and?
[01:32] <unko> jker1: better hope you don't get kick for possible adverstising
[01:32] <jrib> jker1: yes, please don't
[01:32] <qwerkus> "missing an image filename"
[01:33] <jrib> qwerkus: pastebin full command and full output...
[01:34] <qwerkus> sorry: not possible for the moment; after the last command, my comp just froze
[01:34] <qwerkus> !
[01:34] <jrib> qwerkus: it's probably doing what you asked...
[01:35] <qwerkus> i think so
[01:35] <qwerkus> anyway
[01:35] <qwerkus> thanks a lot
[01:36] <jdmnynja> Can anyone help me with system freezing?
[01:36] <spaceBARbarian> how do you remove programs from the startup in ubuntu ?
[01:36] <orudie> how to change the ip address in apache2 server ?
[01:36] <jrib> spaceBARbarian: how did you add them?
[01:37] <spaceBARbarian> jrib=> trying to get rid of dropbox, which was installed from a .deb
[01:37] <unko> spacebrabarian: go to system, pref, than seesions
[01:37] <jrib> spaceBARbarian: removing the package in synaptic doesn't make it go away?
[01:37] <jdmnynja> how do i run memtest 86?
[01:38] <jrib> jdmnynja: should be an option in the grub menu
[01:38] <spaceBARbarian> jrib=> synaptic ?
[01:38] <fearful> xmms2 help anybody?
[01:38] <jrib> spaceBARbarian: system -> administration -> synaptic
[01:38] <jrib> fearful: be more specific
[01:38] <homeskill> jrib do you know if the ubuntu that comes on the dell mini 9 netbook is a stripped down version or can it run the full ubuntu?
[01:38] <jdmnynja> what do i do if memtest finds something wrong with my RAM? I think it is what is locking up my computer
[01:38] <jrib> homeskill: I don't know (ask dell)
[01:38] <Wicked> !resolution
[01:38] <fearful> jrib, let me get you link been sending it for a while now
[01:38] <spaceBARbarian> jrib=> i dont see dropbox in here
[01:39] <jrib> jdmnynja: contact the manufacturer
[01:39] <jrib> fearful: ask the channel, not me
[01:39] <jrib> fearful: you should assume the channel has 0 lines of memory
[01:39] <fearful> http://paste.ubuntu.com/122617/ this error when opening the xmms2 daemon
[01:39] <jrib> spaceBARbarian: well find out what it is called.  If you installed it with a deb, it will be there
[01:39] <Audactiee> guys i can't seem to get ubuntu to show my local ip - here is pastebin of ifconfig http://paste.ubuntu.com/122627/
[01:40] <jrib> Audactiee: inet addr:<IP_ADDRESS> no?
[01:40] <spaceBARbarian> jrib=> thks it was called nautilis-dropbox
[01:41] <Audactiee> jrgp, that's public IP i want to know local ip
[01:41] <jrib> spaceBARbarian: that's the ip you are getting from your router afaik
[01:42] <jrib> spaceBARbarian: you're connected here now with <IP_ADDRESS>
[01:42] <Audactiee> jrib, yeah - thx anyway it's not my router broke into next doors
[01:42] <jrib> oops, wrong name
[01:43] <fearful> http://paste.ubuntu.com/122617/ this error when opening the xmms2 daemon
[01:43] <atrius> hello everyone
[01:43] <Audactiee> it should assign an internal ip anyway
[01:43] <fearful> !hello | atrius
[01:43] <Reformer81> How do I connect with Remote Desktop if all I have is an IP address?  The host has already okayed it, but when trying to connect with the IP address, nothing happens.
[01:43] <atrius> Reformer81: define "nothing"
[01:43] <Audactiee> Reformer81, maybe they have ports blocked
[01:45] <spaceBARbarian> jrib=> what does the IP have to do with this ?
[01:45] <orudie> how do i change bound ip for apache2 in ubuntu 8.10 server
[01:45] <jrib> spaceBARbarian: nothing, ignore those comments (they were for Audacitee )
[01:45] <Reformer81> atrius: As in, with "Remote Desktop Viewer", I get a blank screen... and the host is never prompted to allow me access.
[01:46] <Reformer81> They're running the 8.10 LiveCD
[01:46] <atrius> Reformer81: ah, hmmm...
[01:47] <atrius> oh.. the thing i actually came here for.. i seem to be missing startkde
[01:47] <mystilleef> Is there documented way to migrated python apps from 2.5 to 2.6? This used to be so easy on Gentoo, but I can't find any info on how to do this on Ubuntu/Debian.
[01:48] <jrib> mystilleef: what do you mean exactly?  Isn't this a pure python question?
[01:48] <mystilleef> I installed python2.6 on Ubuntu, how do I get python apps to use it?
[01:48] <jrib> mystilleef: #!/usr/bin/env python2.6      right?
[01:48] <Reformer81> I've never tried a remote desktop connection with Gnome.  Worked great with Krfb/Krdc... but I can't get Vinagre to connect....
[01:49] <spaceBARbarian> i have a ubuntu guest on a windows host (vbox) and for some reason i cant get my static IP settings to save, they get reset to automatic DHCP when i restart
[01:49] <mystilleef> jrib: How do I get installed apps to use python2.6?
[01:49] <bonhoffer> i lost write access to my filesystem
[01:49] <mystilleef> jrib: Is there a migration script?
[01:49] <McShane> mystilleef, there's a pretty big #python channel here on freenode
[01:49] <jrib> mystilleef: what installed apps?
[01:50] <bonhoffer> i just booted with livecd . . i need to run fsck or something right?
[01:50] <mystilleef> jrib: A whole bunch.
[01:50] <jrib> mystilleef: you don't want to make python2.6 default if that's what you are asking
[01:50] <mystilleef> jrib: See /usr/lib/python2.5/site-packages
[01:50] <mystilleef> jrib: Why not?
[01:50] <fearful> http://paste.ubuntu.com/122617/ this error when opening the xmms2 daemon
[01:50] <topo_> any one knows whats faster eee pc with xp or with ubuntu or eeebuntu
[01:50] <jrib> mystilleef: because scripts will break...
[01:51] <orudie> by default, where does apache2 bind ip ?
[01:51] <mystilleef> jrib: I know. I'm asking for migration script? Like other distros have. Where's the one for Ubuntu.
[01:51] <topo_> any one knows what's faster an Eee pc with xp or with ubuntu or eeebuntu
[01:51] <bonhoffer> jrib, you were helping me two days ago and recommended live cd to get my write access back
[01:51] <fearful> topo_, any ubuntu will run faster, but for best performance try xubuntu which is for lower-resource computers (even if its not the case) its still real good.
[01:51] <jrib> mystilleef: whenever 2.6 becomes the default in a release, you upgrade to that release
[01:51] <bonhoffer> now i am here in ubuntu off the live cd
[01:51] <IndyGunFreak> topo_: guess it all depends, does it have an SSD, or a regular hard drive
[01:52] <Audacitee> bonhoffer, fsck is and integrity check tool for file system - it has nothing to do with permissions
[01:52] <bonhoffer> Audacitee, someone said here my filesystem was corrupted
[01:52] <mystilleef> jrib: I'm a developer I need to get 2.6 on it so I can test my app.
[01:52] <jrib> mystilleef: ubuntu isn't a rolling release
[01:52] <topo_>  any one knows what's faster an Eee pc with xp or with ubuntu or eeebuntu
[01:52] <bonhoffer> there is no way i can log on -- even as root -- i get "to write access"
[01:52] <IndyGunFreak> topo_: if you're not going to answer a response, then why repeat the question?
[01:52] <fearful> topo_, I just answered and so did IndyGunFreak
[01:52] <jrib> mystilleef: didn't you say you already had 2.6?
[01:53] <Audacitee> bonhoffer, possible, what's the error when you try to write to it?
[01:53] <bonhoffer> hold on . . .
[01:53] <mystilleef> jrib: Yes, I do. But it's not the default python on Ubuntu.
[01:53] <Audacitee> put in pastebin if it's huge please
[01:53] <topo_> IndyGunFreak: sorry i missed that : (
[01:53] <IndyGunFreak> fearful: i had ubuntu 8.10 on my eee, and it ran fine, but i didn't like the SSD.. so i sold it, bought an AAO w/ a 120gig drive(and XP), removed XP, installed 8.10, and its awesome.
[01:54] <mystilleef> jrib: I just need a script that will update ubuntu from python2.5 to python2.6, that's all.
[01:54] <jrib> mystilleef: right, because that would break important scripts that were written for 2.5.  If you want to use 2.6, then put that in the shebang line for your app.  Why won't this work?
[01:54] <topo_> IndyGunFreak: its a Eee pc 1000 ha so its a 160 gb hd
[01:54] <fearful> IndyGunFreak, yea I bet, just simply in my opinion its always better to have Ubuntu over any Windows
[01:54] <mystilleef> jrib: Because the python libraries on Ubuntu are still using python2.5
[01:54] <IndyGunFreak> topo_: then i don't think you'd see a difference between any ubuntu, eeeubuntu or xubuntu... my AAO runs fantastic w/ 8.10
[01:55] <fearful> topo_, then yes definitely ubuntu
[01:55] <IndyGunFreak> fearful: no doubt about that, my disdain for xp is.... well known :
[01:55] <fearful> IndyGunFreak, topo_ you will see a difference between XP and Ubuntu tho
[01:55] <vocx> Anyone know how can I force a port to be freed? I was running azureus and it crashed, but the forwarded port remained blocked so when I started another azureus instance it had connectivity problems.
[01:55] <mystilleef> jrib: gentoo had python-updater for moments like this.
[01:55] <DJNomad> IndyGunFreak,  I am a hoosier also
[01:56] <IndyGunFreak> fearful: yeah, indeed. my AAO came w/ XP, i used it for about 20min to test everything then booted ubuntu, and it really runs great on there...
[01:56] <IndyGunFreak> DJNomad: oh ya?.. where at
[01:56] <DJNomad> IndyGunFreak,  anderson
[01:56] <topo_> fearful: i hate xp to i've been using linux for over a decade but the eee pc come with windows
[01:56] <fearful> topo_, doesn't matter, my computer came with Vista (eww) wiped that Ubuntu over any Windows thats my opinion tho
[01:56] <jrib> mystilleef: see if reinstalling the library after installing a packaged version of python2.6 (https://edge.launchpad.net/~doko/+archive/ppa) just works or not (I'm not sure)
[01:56] <myk_robinson> can someone help get the built-in microphone on my laptop's webcam to work? using Ubuntu 8.10 on a gateway m-6881
[01:57] <fearful> topo_, I say you boot in LiveCD and check out how it runs. I'm sure it'll be much better.
[01:57] <McShane> vocx: azureus crashing caused your router to block a port that you forwarded?
[01:57] <IndyGunFreak> DJNomad: have some old friends up that way.. most of them worked at the prison
[01:57] <topo_> fearful: its there any benchmark on that issue
[01:57] <mystilleef> jrib: It's installed but it doesn't do the migration from 2.5 to 2.6
[01:57] <DJNomad> IndyGunFreak,  yeah i got a few friends work there also maybe a feew in there too lol
[01:57] <egaudet> Has anyone successfully gotten TV out of avermedia pvr-150 PLUS
[01:57] <jrib> mystilleef: you installed that python2.6 package?
[01:57] <fearful> topo_, I'm sorry I don't understand benchmark?
[01:57] <mystilleef> jrib: I don't want to have manually recompile/reinstall all the python pacgkes.
[01:58] <IndyGunFreak> DJNomad: lol... sorry to say, me to.
[01:58] <Audacitee> vocx, Vuze will use upnp afaik - mine worked out of the box
[01:58] <Hakume> crdlb: What was that command input I needed for the wireless device that had 'ath5x' at the end? I had to reinstall due to Gparted crashing while I was resizing my Linux partition to become larger.
[01:58] <mystilleef> jrib: Yes, I have python2.6 installed. But it's useless because nothing uses it.
[01:58] <topo_> fearful: those tests like phoronix one
[01:58] <vocx> McShane, that's a way to put it. Apparently the processed remained as zombie, that is the parent being init, so it was weird. A reboot would fix it, but I just wanted to know of a way to reboot ports or something.
[01:58] <jrib> mystilleef: is that a "yes" to my question or a "yes, I have python2.6 installed" (this wasn't my question)
[01:58] <topo_> fearful: to compare in actual numbers
[01:58] <mystilleef> jrib: I have python2.6 installed.
[01:58] <McShane> vocx: just kill the process
[01:59] <IndyGunFreak> topo_: why don't you just either 1... boot an ubuntu cd, or 2... put ubuntu on a thumb drive, and boot it, and see how it goes.
[01:59] <ultratek> how do i disable and re-enable compiz? i am trying to get suaerbraten to work with my mouse...
[01:59] <fearful> topo_, umm.. I'm not sure to be honest, but you can boot with LiveCD and monitor using the system monitor and then doing the same with xp..
[01:59] <vocx> McShane, A zombie process cannot be killed, it has finished but it remains on the process table.
[01:59] <fearful> topo_, or maybe I misunderstood the question
[01:59] <IndyGunFreak> topo_: id o know, your wireless probably isn't going to work out of the box... do you know if you have the atheros wireless device, or the realtek one?
[01:59] <jrib> mystilleef: good luck with your issue.
[01:59] <Audacitee> ultratek, what window manager are you using ? to enable it's compiz --replace
[02:00] <topo_> IndyGunFreak: i belive its the realtek one
[02:00] <vocx> Audacitee, I'm using UDP too that's not exactly the problem.
[02:00] <IndyGunFreak> topo_: yeah, those are kind of a pain
[02:00] <DJNomad> I've connected my cell phone via usb cable,in terminal what command to find out location of it ,dmesg?
[02:00] <topo_> IndyGunFreak: i've search the forum and apparently they do run with the eeebuntu mod kernel
[02:00] <ultratek> audacite, window manager?
[02:01] <fearful> IndyGunFreak, that's because of the ipv4 issue correct? I might have a fix for topo_ if its that case, some where in my history
[02:01] <topo_> IndyGunFreak: hows the boot time one Aao
[02:01] <Audacitee> ultratek, like gnome, kde etc...
[02:01] <atrius> anyone know why startkde would be missing?
[02:01] <IndyGunFreak> topo_: well, you can get it to work w/ "regular" 8.10... just take some works, but that might be one reason to choose eee, is for the kernel w/ the realtek driver
[02:01] <bonhoffer> Audacitee, i can't get the error without rebooting out of the live cd
[02:01] <McShane> vocx, I don't know, then. You could try starting and stopping eth0/eth1
[02:01] <ultratek> audacite, gnome
[02:02] <IndyGunFreak> topo_: i have no complaints about its boot time.. i've never timed it, but its similar to my workhorse laptop.
[02:02] <McShane> vocx, that is, restarting the ethX device
[02:02] <Hakume> What was that command input I needed for the wireless device that had 'ath5x' at the end? I had to reinstall due to Gparted crashing while I was resizing my Linux partition to become larger. Therefore, my Atheros chipset wireless network card isn't in the list of devices.
[02:02] <topo_> IndyGunFreak: thats amazing
[02:02] <Audacitee> ultratek, well to disable compiz - i'd just go metacity --replace
[02:02] <Audacitee> ultratek, use terminal or alt+f2 for those commands
[02:02] <IndyGunFreak> Hakume: which atheros device is it?
[02:02] <ultratek> auda, thank you
[02:03] <vocx> McShane, As I said, it was kinda weird. Just wanted to know if anybody had experience with that. For instance, "netstat -t -u" will show the TCP and UDP ports in use. So it would show my port as in use, even when azureus was zombie.
[02:03] <Audacitee> bonhoffer, yeah - can't really say if it's a permission thing or a corruption thing without seeing the error
[02:04] <Audacitee> bonhoffer, you can try log in as root and write to the disk to see if it's a permission thing though
[02:04] <bonhoffer> Audacitee, in live cd mode -- can i do some housekeeping
[02:04] <IndyGunFreak> Hakume: which atheros device is it?
[02:04] <Hakume> It is....
[02:04] <KFP> Hmm this is odd.
[02:04] <topo_> IndyGunFreak: fearful: i'm going to go with the eeebuntu version thx for all the help, my only concern is that the win xp versions boots on la 35 seconds hope i can match it
[02:04] <Audacitee> bonhoffer, yep you can
[02:04] <KFP> I can't get Adobe Flash installed on 8.04 LTS.
[02:04] <Hakume> (trying to remember the command input to display the device)
[02:04] <bonhoffer> Audacitee, sorry -- i am a noob -- what can i do
[02:04] <tritium> KFP: the package name is flashplugin-nonfree
[02:05] <IndyGunFreak> topo_: probably a good idea w/ that realtek deiice good luck
[02:05] <IndyGunFreak> Hakume: lspci
[02:05] <Hakume> 07:00.0 Ethernet controller: Atheros Communications Inc. AR242x 802.11abg Wireless PCI Express Adapter (rev 01)
[02:05] <Audacitee> bonhoffer, what do you want to do besides fsck?
[02:05] <IndyGunFreak> Hakume: go to system/admin/hardware drivers
[02:06] <Hakume> I already got the driver.
[02:06] <bonhoffer> Audacitee, is there anything else?
[02:06] <Kagee>  I want to run pam_exec if a user types his password wrong once, is that possible?
[02:06] <IndyGunFreak> Hakume: are you using 32bit?
[02:06] <Hakume> Yes.
[02:06] <IndyGunFreak> Hakume: do you ahve 1 or two options in hardware drivers for atheros.
[02:06] <bonhoffer> Audacitee, how do i even find my old file-system
[02:06] <Audacitee> bonhoffer, not particularly for your problem
[02:07] <Audacitee> bonhoffer, it's not mounted?
[02:07] <Hakume> I disabled the one that doesn't work, have already rebooted, and am using (having activated it before the previous reboot) the correct driver.
[02:07] <KFP> tritium: "Couldn't find package".
[02:07] <IndyGunFreak> Hakume: thats odd, and you still don't have wireless?
[02:07] <tritium> !info flashplugin-nonfree
[02:07] <tritium> KFP: ^^
[02:08] <bonhoffer> Audacitee, i can't find my /home files in it
[02:08] <tritium> KFP: perhaps you've not enabled the multiverse component, then
[02:08] <bonhoffer> would live cd allow someone into my home filesystem anyway?
[02:08] <Hakume> I just need the command that is something like 'get ath5x'
[02:08] <Hakume> I just can't remember.
[02:08] <KFP> tritium: I first tried the "Add/remove software" tool but it complained about 64 bit or something.
[02:08] <IndyGunFreak> Hakume: you shouldn't need to do that.. did you install the backport modules?
[02:08] <bonhoffer> fsck shows /dev/sda6 contains a file system with errors, check forced
[02:08] <Hakume> That's what I did.
[02:09] <tritium> KFP: ah, that may be it.  It may not be available for 64-bit.
[02:09] <IndyGunFreak> Hakume: sudo apt-get install linux-backports-modules-intrepid-generic
[02:09] <dynamic_battery> umm.. hello ^^
[02:09] <KFP> tritium: I have it running on my 64 bit desktop which has the exact same Ubuntu as this laptop. Hmm. :\
[02:10] <Audacitee> bonhoffer, I would boot the recovery kernel and run fsck to do a disk check, then keep your error if it re-occurs when you boot normal kernel and put it in paste.ubuntu.com and come back here
[02:10] <Hakume> I installed it from Synaptic, and am using the driver that worked perfectly last night before I tried to expand the Linux partition this morning.
[02:10] <KFP> tritium: I don't recall having problems there but it's been a while so I don't remember exactly.
[02:10] <tritium> KFP: then double-check that you have multiverse enabled, and an updated package list
[02:10] <KFP> tritium: How can I check that? :)
[02:10] <Hakume> crdlb gave me a command last night that fixed my problem completely.
[02:11] <IndyGunFreak> Hakume: dunno, i've got that same device on 3 different laptops, installing the backport modules, and disabling that driver, has always worked
[02:11] <bonhoffer> Audacitee, lots and lots of Inode xxxx was part of the orphaned inode list
[02:11] <Reformer81> Isn't there some kind of GUI app that will let me setup partitions to automount?  I shouldn't have to manually edit the fstab just to get a hard drive to be available.
[02:11] <bonhoffer> lots of deleted inode 4406xx has zero dtime.
[02:11] <Hakume> I just can't remember the full command.
[02:11] <IndyGunFreak> Hakume: you don't need a command
[02:11] <bonhoffer> Audacitee, is this standard (btw, thanks for your help - i really appreciate it)
[02:11] <IndyGunFreak> thats what i was trying to tell you
[02:11] <tritium> KFP: it would be listed in your /etc/apt/sources.list
[02:11] <Hakume> Well....
[02:12] <vocx> Reformer81, as a matter of fact that is expert knowledge so yes, you have to do it by hand. It says so in the fstab manual.
[02:12] <IndyGunFreak> Hakume: do you have two atheros options in system/admin/hardware drivers
[02:12] <Hakume> One disabled and one enabled.
[02:12] <Hakume> 5xxx enabled, and generic disabled.
[02:12] <Reformer81> vocx: So... it's expert knowledge and everyday computer users don't deserve to have access to their files when using Linux?  Fascinating.
[02:12] <IndyGunFreak> then your wireless should work, you don't need to disable anything else..
[02:12] <Audacitee> bonhoffer, yeah that error seems like an integrity problem, as I said boot recovery kernel and start at console and run fsck and see what it does
[02:12] <donavan01> Im looking for a good video editing program that will do AVI (I have 2 AVIs I want to smash back together)
[02:13] <KFP> tritium: Yes, seems to be enabled. Hmm.
[02:13] <bonhoffer> Audacitee, anything special to boot the recovery kernel (i take it i need to do that in addition to the fsck i am doing now)
[02:13] <bonhoffer> now getting block bitmap differences
[02:13] <dynamic_battery> hey, how can i fix the glitch when using compiz i always need to switch back on extra graphics, how can i do so, so it'll stay that way and i won't need to switch back on startup all the time?
[02:13] <fdkjsljfskdjl> I need a copy of airodump because it is not included with the aircrack-ng package.
[02:13] <vocx> Reformer81, well, it's more complicated than that of course. Because typically you set up the disk partitions once, and you do not change them every day, and if you do (running a server) then you are expert.
[02:13] <Hakume> The device isn't in the list though, causing wireless to not work.
[02:13] <bonhoffer> Free blocks count wrong for group #54
[02:14] <Audacitee> bonhoffer, just boot the recovery kernel in the grub list - I wouldn't do it from live cd unless your system won't boot to a console at all
[02:14] <Reformer81> vocx: But this isn't a partition that changes every day... it has all of my photos and music on it.  I'd like it to be accessible in Linux... but right now I'm needing to manually mount it every time.
[02:14] <bonhoffer> Audacitee, thanks
[02:14] <fdkjsljfskdjl> Where can I get airodump-ng?
[02:14] <fdkjsljfskdjl> nevermind I have it
[02:14] <fdkjsljfskdjl> I had forgotten to include -ng
[02:14] <IndyGunFreak> Hakume: i don't know what instructions you've followed before, but disable the atheros generic driver, install the backports, and restart, and your wireless should work... if youv'fe had to do something else in the past, thenn i cant explain that, like i said, i have that device on 3 different laptops, and it works fine doing just that
[02:15] <Reformer81> vocx: I can figure out how to add it to fstab, but I was hoping that Ubuntu had finally realized that not everyone knows how to do that.
[02:15] <Audacitee> bonhoffer, np, gl
[02:15] <wolter> what do I have to echo to know which is my default webbrowser?
[02:15] <n8tuserf> Reformer81-> once you have the entry in the /etc/fstab  you dont need to fiddle with it again
[02:15] <vocx> Reformer81, now, I recall that when you right click on a drive there is some tab there with information about the mount point and options, but I've never used it... maybe it works for what you want.
[02:15] <Hakume> That's what I did.
[02:15] <Hakume> However, the driver is working, but the wireless card isn't listed.
[02:15] <bonhoffer> Audacitee, doing it -- what is an inode?
[02:16] <Hakume> Therefore making the point of my wireless driver null.
[02:17] <Reformer81> vocx: Ah.. never knew about that.  Thank you; I'll look into that.
[02:17] <Audacitee> bonhoffer, it's part of the ext3 file system linux uses
[02:17] <redvamp128> donavan01:  you could try this one it says it works with avi Application Information - Avidemux <http://www.getdeb.net/app/Avidemux>
[02:17] <bonhoffer> Audacitee, o.k.
[02:17] <Jack_Sparrow> Reformer81 Edit fstab to mount your drive every boot
[02:18] <dynamic_battery> hey, where can i get some tuts or something how to customize my ubuntu?
[02:18] <Jack_Sparrow> !themes
[02:18] <vocx> Reformer81, do you have the mounter applet in the top panel? It lets me see every partition I have, and I can mount them with a single click. No need to mess with fstab either.
[02:18] <lchi> hey
[02:18] <Hakume> I'm running 32 bit on a 64 bit machine, if that makes a difference...
[02:18] <dynamic_battery> but, i dont kinda wanna use themes.. :(
[02:19] <toxygen> hi, image referred from wiki.ubuntu.com (https://wiki.ubuntu.com/htdocs/ubuntu/img/attach.png) is missing
[02:19] <lchi> how do I upgrade to the latest nvidia drivers? I think the latest version is 180.22, and the repos haven't been updated.
[02:19] <n8tuserf> !remaster | dynamic_battery
[02:19] <toxygen> someone should fix that
[02:19] <Reformer81> vocx: Hmm... the whole point of this is so Amarok can see my music collection.... but even when that drive is mounted, Amarok can't see it.  So I guess I have more problems lol
[02:19] <Hakume> Acer Aspire 4520 laptop
[02:19] <vocx> Reformer81, in fact, since this mounter applet now works perfectly for my needs, I no longer use the fstab to hard code the mount point, I let them automount to /media. I like it that way.
[02:19] <dynamic_battery> thanks n8tuserf ;)
[02:20] <Flannel> toxygen: Which page?
[02:20] <toxygen> Flannel: main page
[02:20] <toxygen> Flannel: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/
[02:21] <toxygen> third image from the left, in the middle of page
[02:21] <toxygen> next to earth image
[02:21] <vocx> Reformer81, I've never liked the idea of a huge media application like that. I like minimalistic.
[02:21] <Reformer81> vocx: I just have so much music that I NEED some kind of organized player.
[02:22] <crdlb> Hakume: the only other bit was that for some reason ath5k was not being automatically loaded; so I had you try 'sudo modprobe ath5k', but that isn't persistent
[02:22] <Flannel> toxygen: I see a book, then a bug.
[02:22] <Hakume> Ah.
[02:22] <linny1> Reformer81 : after the drive is mounted you need to rebuild the library in amarok oh and make sure it hads the correct path
[02:23] <toxygen> Flannel: before book
[02:23] <Reformer81> linny1: I can't even direct Amarok TO the path...
[02:23] <toxygen> Flannel: what icon do you have before book
[02:23] <linny1> Reformer81:whats stopping you ?
[02:23] <vocx> Reformer81, I've heard that's what Amarok and Rhythmbox do, but seriously... what kind of organization do you need? Can you just put them in albums and be done with it.  Yeah I know, you probably have 500 GB of music so I don't know...
[02:23] <Reformer81> linny1: The path is /media/Media/Music ... I can get amarok to /media/Media.... but it shows it as empty.
[02:23] <lchi> hey i have a question
[02:24] <Reformer81> vocx: Well, not 500GB, but I do have close to 20 :P
[02:24] <linny1> oh resart amarok and try it ?
[02:24] <Flannel> toxygen: The globe
[02:24] <Hakume> It has been solved...again.
[02:24] <lchi> how do i update my graphics driver to the latest version?
[02:24] <lchi> my current repos don't have it
[02:24] <Reformer81> linny1: Nope... same thing.  I can browse the location just fine, but Amarok is blind to it.
[02:25] <toxygen> Flannel: exactly, there should be one more icon between them
[02:25] <linny1> lchi:what card and driver we are no psycic
[02:25] <toxygen> Flannel: check source
[02:25] <linny1> Reformer81:hmmm
[02:25] <vocx> lchi, you can't, unless you compile the driver yourself, or update the distro. That's the simple answer.
[02:25] <toxygen> lchi: either find some other repos or make you own (either package or directly)
[02:25] <linny1> Reformer81: 1 sec
[02:25] <Flannel> toxygen: Alright.  You might try informing the people in #ubuntu-doc
[02:25] <linny1> Reformer81:ill check mine my library is on separate disk too
[02:25] <lchi> can i change my repos to the jaunty repos for only my graphics driver?
[02:26] <octoberdan> So am I shit out of luck if I want to use RT2570 in Intrepid Ibex?
[02:26] <Reformer81> linny1: I'm using Amarok 2, btw
[02:26] <ubuphone> I am looking to get a new phone. Had a black berry, really liked it. Now I am looking at something with; with android, the new palm device, or an iphone. Suggestions?
[02:26] <LogicFan> ubuphone, what do you want to do with it?
[02:26] <Reformer81> linny1: Which, granted, is about as unstable a piece of software you can find, but its oh, so cool. :)
[02:26] <vocx> lchi, it is not advisable to do that. It's better to wait. Because drivers may need a slightly different version of X, or drm so things may break.
[02:27] <toxygen> Flannel: ok, you could've told me that as first :)
[02:27] <ubuphone> max web interactivity, would be nice to ssh to my ubuntu box but i would bet most new phones have soemthing that i could run
[02:27] <bonhoffer> Audacitee, all works -- thanks
[02:27] <aranyik> hi
[02:27] <LogicFan> ubuphone, personally, i think the iphone has the best web experience
[02:27] <ubuphone> yeah, thats what i thouhg, been hearing rumblings about a new one. may wait a min to see if it comes out
[02:27] <dynamic_battery> oh s*** its 04:26 AM... Ill better go to sleep.. and do some customization after getting some sleep... :D
[02:27] <pestilence> in hardy, evolution would wait (after say, a suspend/resume) for network-manager to be connected to a network before attempting to refresh IMAP folders.  in intrepid it no longer does this.  does anybody know a fix?
[02:28] <Jack_Sparrow> Flannel http://paste.ubuntu.com/122646/ Current progress on my script
[02:28] <lenswipe> hey can someone help me with mythtv please
[02:28] <LogicFan> anyone feel like trying to help me get my memory card reader to work? :)
[02:28] <lenswipe> i want to stream music to aclient with a mythtv server
[02:28] <yang_> hello everybody
[02:28] <dynamic_battery> hey, does ubuntu has a task manager or something where can i see processes on my PC?
[02:28] <linny1> Reformer81: nope it works for me in 1.4.10 i unmounted the disk and remounted it in a different location and rebuilt/rescanned the library and it works
[02:28] <lenswipe> dynamic_battery: open terminal and type top
[02:28] <LogicFan> dynamic_battery, yes.  its called system monitor
[02:28] <IndyGunFreak> dynamic_battery: system monitor
[02:29] <lchi> gnome-system-monitor
[02:29] <Reformer81> dynamic_battery: System > Administration > System Monitor
[02:29] <dynamic_battery> Oh thanks
[02:29] <lenswipe> can someone help me with streaming using mythtv please
[02:29] <dynamic_battery> ill try the terminal thingy... ^^
[02:29] <lenswipe> i want to stream my music but idk how to point mythtv at my music folder
[02:29] <lenswipe> anyone got any ideas?
[02:29] <aranyik> hello everybody , I was under ubuntu gnome  but i installed some packacges changing it into a xubuntu, it first worked but after a couple of reboot i now have lost my menu bar and bottom bar... i need help! plz
[02:29] <fearful> dynamic_battery, top on the terminal, or install htop too
[02:30] <dynamic_battery> omg it looks so cool.. ^^ :D
[02:30] <pestilence> lenswipe: try #mythtv ?
[02:30] <fearful> aranyik, try pressing alt + f2 then gnome-panel, I'm pretty sure that will work on xubuntu
[02:30] <lenswipe> pestilence: thx
[02:30] <tritium> lenswipe: also, #ubuntu-mythtv
[02:31] <Palermo_> hey guys how can i setup software raid in ubuntu? ive already installed the system and i want to raid two 1.5tb harddrives together?
[02:31] <lenswipe> pestilence: nobodys home in #mythtv lol
[02:31] <worldcitizen> how can I use tinyirc? I type in terminal "tinyirc irc.ubuntu.com" but get an error of 461 USER Not enough parameters. It connects to the server but times out after the 461
[02:31] <dynamic_battery> fearful, sudo apt-get install htop? or something?
[02:32] <dynamic_battery> sorry for n00bnes.. :S
[02:32] <fearful> dynamic_battery, correct or just use the standard top
[02:32] <pestilence> lenswipe: how about tritium's suggestion
[02:32] <lenswipe> dynamic_battery: i just use normal top, works for me :)
[02:32] <dynamic_battery> cool, thanks
[02:32] <fearful> dynamic_battery, no problem man, were here for all your questions.
[02:32] <lenswipe> pestilence: never saw that, what was it?
[02:32] <linny1> Palermo_:what type of raid do you want?
[02:32] <dynamic_battery> darn it says not valid ><
[02:33] <pestilence> lenswipe: #ubuntu-mythtv
[02:33] <fearful> lenswipe, dynamic_battery htop is nicer to see the CPU/RAM usage but just typing top on the terminal will list your processes
[02:33] <lenswipe> pestilence: ok, ill try that...
[02:33] <dynamic_battery> ill just use the install/unstall tool.. :D
[02:33] <aranyik> fearful, oh! these bars are part of gnome....i see...thanks a lot! :D
[02:33] <Palermo_> raid 0
[02:33] <Palermo_> want it to see both as 1 drive combined storage
[02:33] <fearful> aranyik, your welcome
[02:33] <AngryElf> I should be getting some 1280x800 resolution but the highest I can choose goes up to 1024x768 -- I've got an Intel integrated graphics chip -- how am I supposed to install that correctly?
[02:33] <linny1> Palermo_: cant you just use lvm ?
[02:34] <dynamic_battery> fearful, htop sounds cooler ^^ need to get it then sleep!!
[02:34] <njdube> I'm a new Gnome user, used to be a long time KDE user.  I've been reading some history on Gnome lately.  What I haven't seen are screenshots of old Gnome versions.  Where can I get some screenshots of all older Gnome versions?  I'l like to see how it's changed visually since it's birth.
[02:34] <fearful> dynamic_battery, then sudo apt-get install htop is what you need.
[02:34] <Palermo_> linny1:  LVM?
[02:35] <dynamic_battery> fearful, so now i type htop instead of top in terminal?
[02:35] <pestilence> AngryElf: you used to have to install an additional package, but it has been a while since i've used a intel graphics card
[02:35] <linny1> Palermo_: logical volume manager you will see as one volume but its no striped or anything
[02:35] <fearful> dynamic_battery, correct.
[02:35] <pestilence> AngryElf: i believe the package was something like 810resolution or something
[02:35] <dynamic_battery> awesome!!!!!
[02:35] <Palermo_> linny1: how do i se that up?
[02:35] <ENERGIZE_> does anyone know if theres a good CAD program for CNC or a scan to CAD program
[02:36] <linny1> well you can set it up upon install with the ubuntu alternate istall cd
[02:36] <dynamic_battery> oh this is fun ^^
[02:36] <fearful> njdube, http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/releases/ there are all the versions listed with information for screenshots just google them with the version :p
[02:37] <linny1> errm i think you can do it after install but ive never done it that way 1 sec ill google
[02:37] <Golf_> hi, I've installed Windows and now I'm locked out of my Ubuntu partition, I don't have a Live CD and unentbooting only gives me the option to install to f:\ and that does not work, is there any way I can get back without reinstalling?
[02:37] <pestilence> AngryElf: i think it was 915resolution, actually
[02:38] <pestilence> but that only exists in versions before intrepid.
[02:38] <dynamic_battery> what does PID mean? Process ID? or something?
[02:38] <Palermo_> k
[02:38] <ENERGIZE_> looking for a cad program for cnc anyone know of a good one
[02:38] <fearful> dynamic_battery, correct again.
[02:38] <egaudet> mythtv pvr-150 video but no sound?
[02:38] <AngryElf> lspci doesn't say it's the 810 or 915 chipset
[02:39] <pestilence> AngryElf: i had to do it on a 855gm chipset
[02:39] <fluvvell> does anyone know how to set the ntpdrift file to a suitable number? I've installed ntp, which was supposed to be already installed as the clock has been loosing about 4 minutes over 4 hours
[02:39] <dynamic_battery> fearful, thanks ^^ im trying to
[02:39] <daeo> i, i just installed Ubuntu  8.04, after the reboot and I log into Gnome, i hear the login music and then am prompted to log in again, only if i go into failsafe gnome can i log in successfully.  Any Ideas what would cause this? maybe a video setting that my monitor doesn't support? how would I change it if that is the case?
[02:39] <fearful> dynamic_battery, anytime.
[02:39] <pestilence> AngryElf: from the package info:  845G, 855G, and 865G chipsets, as well as 915G, 915GM, and 945G chipsets
[02:40] <tmurder> anyone else unable to play flv files with mplayer?
[02:41] <linny1> Palermo_: heres some info that may be relevent http://beginlinux.wordpress.com/2008/05/30/raid-lvm-and-acls-on-ubuntu-804/ but imo its much easyer to setup lvms during installs i personally use encrypted lvms on all my pcs theres a tut here http://kuparinen.org/martti/comp/ubuntu/en/cryptolvm.html
[02:41] <tmurder> unsupported video codec.. it used to work
[02:41] <LuckyZhangWei> is there anyone familiar with the makefile?
[02:41] <dynamic_battery> hmm.. strange.. why it says im using 330mb of memory?
[02:42] <dynamic_battery> isnt that a bit much?
[02:42] <pestilence> LuckyZhangWei: "the makefile"?
[02:42] <Madpilot> dynamic_battery, Linux will use as much RAM as it can find for caching. Makes stuff run faster.
[02:42] <LuckyZhangWei> G__main.obj: G__main.cxx
[02:42] <LuckyZhangWei> 	$(CXX) $(CXXMACRO) $(CXXFLAGS) $(CCOPT) $(LINKSPEC) $(CINTIPATH) -Fo$@ -c $<
[02:43] <fontpeg> does anybody know what happened to snapshot.madwifi.org I see links to DL from there and i cant
[02:43] <hotbabysexy> hello
[02:43] <hotbabysexy> linux device driver
[02:43] <hotbabysexy> i'm back.
[02:43] <LuckyZhangWei> okay
[02:43] <WebcamWonder> Is there a command to check the current active connections?
[02:43] <daeo> Any ideas why I can't log into Gnome normally?
[02:43] <dynamic_battery> Madpilot, hmm.. that makes some sense.. i think :D
[02:44] <pestilence> WebcamWonder: netstat
[02:44] <fontpeg> does *anybody* know what happened to snapshot.madwifi.org I see links to DL from there and i cant
[02:44] <WebcamWonder> pestilence: Ahh, awesome. Thanks!
[02:44] <dynamic_battery> ok, im off... bye...
[02:45] <daeo> how can i check the login log files? or are there any?
[02:45] <benjamin> channel
[02:45] <pestilence> daeo: system->administration->system log
[02:45] <pestilence> daeo: auth.log
[02:46] <cole> hi all, im trying to run a command in cron, ive edited /etc/crontab how ever the command i entered in there does not run, any ideas?
[02:47] <pestilence> cole: look in the logs?
[02:48] <hotbabysexy> http://www.cs.fsu.edu/~baker/devices/lxr/http/source/ldd-examples/misc-modules/hello.c
[02:48] <daeo> hrm i think i found the error
[02:48] <hotbabysexy> i'm using the above code
[02:48] <hotbabysexy> can't compile
[02:48] <FloodBot3> hotbabysexy: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:48] <hotbabysexy> headers file r missing
[02:48] <hotbabysexy> help
[02:48] <daeo> Feb 24 20:35:01 fae gdm[6196]: PAM unable to dlopen(/lib/security/pam_smbpass.so)
[02:48] <daeo> Feb 24 20:35:01 fae gdm[6196]: PAM [error: /lib/security/pam_smbpass.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory]
[02:48] <daeo> Feb 24 20:35:01 fae gdm[6196]: PAM adding faulty module: /lib/security/pam_smbpass.so
[02:48] <daeo> that look like my problem?
[02:49] <pestilence> daeo: what is your problem?
[02:49] <Stonebrew> I'm playing around with Jaunty, strangely synaptic (and others) seem to use gksu now instead of gksudo.. is this something I did?
[02:49] <dadda> Hi, I'm going to partition my filesystem with LVM2 and wondering how large just the main / should be? I'm going to use open LVM2 partitions for /tmp /var /usr /home
[02:49] <hotbabysexy> hello
[02:49] <cole> pestilence: where are the logs for cron stored?
[02:49] <daeo> I just installed Ubuntu, and when I try to log in, I get bounced back to the login screen. I am only able to log into failsafe gnome
[02:49] <nellmathew> anyone know about the "timer not connected to IO-APIC" error?.. i tried noapic but my system freezes at login
[02:49] <hotbabysexy> how to load kernel headers file?
[02:49] <Palermo_> thanks linny1
[02:49] <hotbabysexy> how to compile the code below
[02:49] <hotbabysexy> http://www.cs.fsu.edu/~baker/devices/lxr/http/source/ldd-examples/misc-modules/hello.c
[02:49] <hotbabysexy> help
[02:49] <Palermo_> but i dont see how to implement it
[02:49] <FloodBot3> hotbabysexy: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:49] <Flannel> !compile | hotbabysexy
[02:49] <Palermo_> i know u can do LVM when u install ubuntu
[02:49] <Palermo_> but how so aftgerwords
[02:49] <pestilence> cole: /var/log/syslog
[02:50] <linny1> Palermo_: what do ypu mean ?
[02:50] <hotbabysexy> :(
[02:50] <hotbabysexy> i tried it before
[02:50] <hotbabysexy> i forgot the command
[02:50] <mindslant> Howdy I just replaced my old CRT monitor with a new dell 1905.  I'm trying to get the native resolution or 1024.  I'm stuck at about 800.  I've installed and activated nvidia 173 and my rez was actually downgraded to 640.  I think my nvidia setup thinks I'm still using the crt.  any advice or howto's to point out?
[02:50] <hotbabysexy> what is the command again?
[02:50] <Flannel> hotbabysexy: That wiki page explains it.  Also, please stop using the enter key as punctuation.
[02:50] <pestilence> hotbabysexy: you are asking in the wrong room.
[02:50] <WebcamWonder> !resolution | mindslant
[02:51] <daeo> pestilence: did you read my answer?
[02:51] <hotbabysexy> no
[02:51] <Flannel> hotbabysexy: See also: http://pages.cs.wisc.edu/~beechung/ref/gcc-intro.html  And yes, this isn't really the place to go for basic C compiler questions.
[02:51] <dadda> Can someone maybe post there disk usage/free to me so I can see how much space each partition/directory takes?
[02:51] <rootfail> Help with this, anyone, please.
[02:51] <rootfail> http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=6795069&postcount=27
[02:51] <Palermo_> linny1: i didnt see instructions on how to set up lvm
[02:51] <islan> when I try to watch this DVD movie with commentary, it just plays the movie with subtitles turned on and no commentary
[02:52] <islan> is this normal?
[02:52] <pestilence> daeo: sorry, just saw it.
[02:52] <redvamp128> islan:  you usually have to select an alternate audo track -- in order to hear the commentary
[02:52] <linny1> Palermo_:http://beginlinux.com/index.php/server_training/server-managment-topics/116-server-management/982-creating-logical-volumes-on-ubuntu-804 like i said tho its much easyer to do it when you install
[02:52]  * foreveryou hah
[02:52] <daeo> pestilence: no problem man, im not in serious hurry
[02:52] <islan> redvamp128: thanks
[02:52] <WebcamWonder> !atheros | rootfail
[02:52] <pestilence> daeo: can you open a terminal in failsafe gnome?
[02:53] <Juravial> are there any wireless experts here? Could use some help...
[02:53] <cole> pestilence: no i dont see my created job in the log
[02:53] <Palermo_> i can reinstall no big dela
[02:53] <daeo> pestilence: yeah i have it up now
[02:53] <Palermo_> funny thing is that it doesnt see the right size harddrives
[02:53] <Palermo_> sees a RAID of 800GB
[02:53] <Palermo_> which is less than one HDD
[02:53] <Palermo_> lol
[02:53] <redvamp128> islan:  even with normal dvd players-- that is all the commentary is just an alternate audio (most dvd's are multilingual as well as have the 5.0 and the standard stereo) plus some have the commentary
[02:53] <linny1> Palermo_: what doesnt see the correct size ?
[02:54] <Athenon> Hey, my hd is 80% full, but i dont know whats eating it all up...how can i figure it out?
[02:54] <Palermo_> when i installed ubuntu
[02:54] <mindslant> hey, thanks for the wiki point.  Is xrandr supposed to take hold immediately or is there a trigger event to try the new rez?
[02:54] <Palermo_> im using this machine for meida purposes
[02:54] <Palermo_> hooking it up to a big screen
[02:54] <Palermo_> watching movies
[02:54] <pestilence> daeo: i would try "sudo aptitude reinstall libpam-smbpass"
[02:54] <jrib> Audacitee: Accessories -> Disk Usage Analyzer
[02:54] <egaudet> What's the best software to watch/record live TV
[02:54] <Palermo_> playing games
[02:54] <Palermo_> etc
[02:54] <linny1> Palermo_: what do you get from sudo fdisk -l
[02:54] <FloodBot3> Palermo_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:54] <linny1> Palermo_: and df -h
[02:54] <pestilence> cole: paste your crontab into http://paste.ubuntu.com
[02:55] <Palermo_> /dev/sdc1               1       23330   187398193+  83  Linux
[02:55] <Palermo_> /dev/sdc2           23331       24321     7960207+   5  Extended
[02:55] <Palermo_> /dev/sdc5           23331       24321     7960176   82  Linux swap / Solaris
[02:55] <daeo> pestilence: ok , once its done installing all 348 files i'll try that
[02:55] <pestilence> daeo: ha
[02:55] <linny1> Palermo_:pm if you like to save spam :)
[02:55] <Palermo_> /dev/sdc1             176G  2.5G  165G   2% /
[02:55] <Palermo_> tmpfs                 1.4G     0  1.4G   0% /lib/init/rw
[02:55] <Palermo_> varrun                1.4G  100K  1.4G   1% /var/run
[02:55] <Palermo_> varlock               1.4G     0  1.4G   0% /var/lock
[02:55] <Palermo_> udev                  1.4G  2.8M  1.4G   1% /dev
[02:55] <FloodBot3> Palermo_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:55] <WebcamWonder> !pastebin | Palermo_
[02:55] <daeo> pestilence: updates taht is
[02:56] <IcemanV9> cole: in crontab, you'll need to use full path to the program/script that you're trying to run. create the log file in the crontab for troubleshooting; 0 3 * * * /bin/sh script.sh > /tmp/script.log 2>&1
[02:57] <Palermo_> linny1: what do u think from my pasting?
[02:57] <linny1> lol its hard to read its all split up
[02:58] <daeo> pestilence: normally i use my box for pc games.. and decided to install a sata drive i got out of a dell someone threw outside.  The fool had pr0n all over it, I bet he had to lie to his wife in order to get rid of it and get another.
[02:58] <linny1>  Palermo_: http://paste.ubuntu.com pls
[02:58] <Jmz> Off to sleep night night all
[02:58] <Palermo_> i will im sorry
[02:58] <Palermo_> did u get all of what i pasted
[02:59] <cole> kool, thanx for that
[02:59] <Flannel> Palermo_: Use pastebin, paste.ubuntu.com
[02:59] <daeo> whip out the ban hammers
[03:00] <pestilence> daeo: either that or his wife is the one who put it outside
[03:00] <linny1> Palermo_: no, btw did you partition the disks manually or did ubuntu do it ?
[03:00] <Palermo_> http://paste.ubuntu.com/122654/
[03:00] <Palermo_> there you go
[03:00] <Palermo_> i just partitioned my 200gb hd
[03:00] <Palermo_> dont think i touched the two 1.5tb drives
[03:00] <evride1> hey dudez
[03:00] <evride1> got a question
[03:01] <daeo> pestilence: hehe, i think you might be right.  it was a good find too... p4 ht, can't tell speed (no stickers) .. DDR2 ram, sata hhd, dvd burner.. only thing wrong with it was the power supply is dead.
[03:01] <evride1> when i shut down my computer my screen gets all garbled up and doesnt shut down
[03:01] <linny1> Palermo_: ok it sees the disk fine
[03:01] <evride1> any ideas?
[03:02] <Palermo_> linny1: and you see that from the first command you gave me right?
[03:02] <linny1> yes sda is 1500.3 gb
[03:02] <Palermo_> got ya
[03:02] <islan> redvamp128: it seems that the video player doesn't let me choose any other audio files
[03:03] <Palermo_> also if i do lvm2 and i have to reformat my 200gb hd with the OS will it still be seen as one when i install it again
[03:03] <islan> although mplayer does, I prefer to use the video player since it can use the controls on my keyboard
[03:03] <Palermo_> is it linked to the OS thats installed i guess is my question
[03:04] <mindslant> I ran xrandr -q and it told me my output device is Screen 0, when I tried testing another output rez nothing happened.  the command I use was"xrandr --output LVDS --mode 1024x768 --rate 75"  If I put a space between Screen & 0 it give me a list of possible commands
[03:04] <linny1> Palermo_ i dont really understan what you are asking but if you use lvm all disks will apperar as on for file managment purposes yes
[03:04] <linny1> soryy about spelling its late :)
[03:04] <Palermo_> linny1: lets say instead of upgrading to 9.04
[03:04] <Palermo_> i want ot do a clean install... will 9.04 from a clean isntall
[03:05] <Palermo_> see the lvm2 setup from 8.10
[03:05] <daeo> ubuntu is at 9.04 already? jeeze... guess my cd i ordered is out of date >.<
[03:05] <Palermo_> daeo: no its whats coming out in april
[03:05] <daeo> i installed 8.03 hehe
[03:06] <daeo> 4*
[03:06] <Flannel> daeo: That's good.  You've got a LTS release.  You won't have to upgrade until 2011 on the desktop
[03:06] <daeo> yes, the LTS one
[03:06] <daeo> correct
[03:06] <taz_> hello guys... any one u know how using with virtualbox ?????
[03:06] <fearful> When's the next LTS coming out
[03:06] <linny1> Palermo_:well 9.04 is still beta maybe even alpha i dunno but it should do btw lvm2 doesnt come with ubuntu just lvm does if i was you i would seriously conside a fresh install
[03:06] <fearful> taz_, whats the problem?
[03:06] <Flannel> fearful: 10.04 is scheduled
[03:06] <daeo> not sure what LTS means but itsays 8.04LTS on the cd case
[03:06] <Flannel> !lts | daeo
[03:06] <Jack_Sparrow> taz_ /join #vbox
[03:07] <fearful> Flannel, aww so long
[03:07] <linny1>  daeo: lts long term support
[03:07] <taz_> hi
[03:07] <daeo> Ah good.
[03:07] <Palermo_> does performing an lvm delte whats on the drives?
[03:07] <daeo> Ordered 20 of them and handed them out to friends.. barely installing it now after about 6 months.
[03:07] <taz_> right now i using this ubunut 8.10 ... already i did download from add/remove  virtualbox.. so how i can get window xp??
[03:08] <daeo> buy it ?
[03:08] <Flannel> fearful: Its only a year away
[03:08] <fearful> taz_, I would suggest to download the new version of Virtual Box, 2.1 I think, then you need a XP install disc and I'll guide you through it
[03:08] <antoine> xubuntu intrepide + eeepc 900 + atheros ar242X + madwifi possible ????????????,,
[03:08] <linny1> Palermo_: i really dont know as i said ive never done it after the installation but i think its possible to do it and save the data
[03:08] <Jack_Sparrow> taz_ We cant help you with that.  and you need to /join #vbox to learn how to set it up and use it
[03:08] <fearful> Flannel, I know, but it can feel a long time
[03:08] <Palermo_> ok i will try
[03:08] <fearful> taz_, or what Jack_Sparrow said.
[03:09] <millertime_018> hey, i just installed blueman and i'm having trouble updating
[03:09] <linny1> Palermo_: from what ive just seen from google tho it looks much more difficult than the way i normally do it
[03:09] <taz_> fearful.. great.. thanks for help..so what start with??
[03:09] <millertime_018> W: GPG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net intrepid Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 6B15AB91951DC1E2
[03:09] <Palermo_> linny1: is there a speed difference between raid0 and lvm
[03:09] <millertime_018> that's what's shown when i update
[03:09] <redvamp128> evride1:   Incomplete shutdown issue - Ubuntu Forums <http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=359190&highlight=Incomplete+shutdown+issue>
[03:09] <redvamp128> #3 on the list
[03:09] <savvas> millertime_018: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1056099
[03:09] <Jack_Sparrow> fearful thanks, take him to PM and walk him through it
[03:10] <homeskill> how much hard drive space does a full install of ubuntu 8.10 take?
[03:10] <millertime_018> savvas: how did you know about this?
[03:10] <savvas> millertime_018: about what? I made that perl script :)
[03:10] <dadda> How large should / be if I use LVM for /tmp /var /usr /home /opt
[03:10] <Jack_Sparrow> homeskill YOu can get it down to very tiny but call it 4 gigs or so
[03:10] <millertime_018> savvas: why did you give it to me?
[03:10] <linny1> linny1: prolly yes in theory raid 0 should be faster i dont know if there will be much difference
[03:10] <redvamp128> evride1:  also look at post 10
[03:10] <dsafa2> ubuntu ldap cleint.  non-local account logins fail to server.  ideas?
[03:11] <millertime_018> savvas: i just want to know how to fix blueman
[03:11] <Flannel> dadda: put / on LVM.  You just can't (easily) put /boot on LVM
[03:11] <millertime_018> or the update process i mean...
[03:11] <millertime_018> i don't know
[03:11] <savvas> millertime_018: please read the link: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1056099 - it will update your PPA links and get the GPG keys you need
[03:11] <dadda> I whant / to be standalone if my system fails
[03:12] <millertime_018> savvas: well there's one thing that might change the conditions of the script you wrote
[03:12] <dadda> can 386MB be enough for / if I use LVM for /var  /usr   /home   /opt    /tmp   /var/tmp   ?
[03:13] <savvas> millertime_018: I'm listening
[03:13] <spaceghost> Whats going on everyone
[03:13] <millertime_018> Savvas: in the process of installing blueman, the .list file was placed in a new directory i think
[03:13] <millertime_018> etc/apt/sources.list.d
[03:14] <savvas> millertime_018: the script is updated and supports sources.list.d :)
[03:14] <Flannel> dadda: Probably not.
[03:14] <millertime_018> also, is there any way i can speed up my boot time in ubuntu?
[03:14] <millertime_018> savvas: wow.
[03:14] <Titan8990> Jack_Sparrow, any chance you know why this busy channel never has a moderator?
[03:14] <dadda> How large then?
[03:14] <Flannel> Titan8990: this channel does have operators.  They just follow freenode guidelines.
[03:14] <millertime_018> wow.
[03:15] <daeo> incognito
[03:15] <millertime_018> savvas: i think i'm behind... i want to be able to program...
[03:15] <millertime_018> what's the definition of script kiddie?
[03:15] <Flannel> dadda: If you can spare a gig, I'd go with that.  Otherwise maybe 768M?
[03:15] <savvas> millertime_018: boot time is about 20-30 seconds in jaunty, the current release in development
[03:15] <spaceghost> Hey What do you guys think of this idea on ubuntu brainstorm?  http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/18273/
[03:15] <dadda> I will spare a 1GB
[03:15] <rootfail> ubottu : Thanks, I'll read into that.
[03:16] <daeo> pestilence: time to reboot, i'll see if the update did any good
[03:16] <millertime_018> savvas: well, I don't want to download anything and update until the official release of Jaunty comes out
[03:16] <millertime_018> savvas: no beta testing I mean
[03:16] <spaceghost> When is Jaunty coming out?
[03:16] <savvas> millertime_018: then.. I don't know :)
[03:16] <savvas> spaceghost: around the end of april probably
[03:16] <millertime_018> savvas: ok thanx for the help
[03:16] <linny1> spaceghost: never use the gui synaptic anyways allways cache searc and apt-get
[03:17] <savvas> spaceghost: ubuntu jaunty 9.04 => 2009.04 => 2009-April => April, 2009 ;)
[03:17] <Flannel> spaceghost: #ubuntu-offtopic is the appropriate place for discussing brainstorms, not here.  Thanks.
[03:17] <Titan8990> !jaunty
[03:17] <spaceghost> well whats this chat for?
[03:17] <blackbyte> hi !1
[03:17] <Flannel> spaceghost: this is for Ubuntu support
[03:18] <spaceghost> ah
[03:18] <savvas> spaceghost: ubuntu 9.04 is not released as stable yet
[03:18] <blackbyte> somebody talks spanish?
[03:18] <Flannel> !es | blackbyte
[03:18] <blackbyte> thanks !!
[03:18] <savvas> millertime_018: anytime :)
[03:19] <MrWizeGuy1983> i think my opengl is messed up
[03:19] <MrWizeGuy1983> where can I get help with opengl on ubuntu 8.10?
[03:19] <cybercom> i want to do automate backup using grsync .... the sync was done successfully .... i cant do it by automatically ......... in the  cronjob.... any other option
[03:20] <KurtKraut> Is there a email CLI client that is close to mutt but does not require extra MTU/MUA software ?
[03:20] <doxie> ubuntu sucks
[03:20] <Flannel> KurtKraut: I think most people just use nullmailer or something similar
[03:20] <cybercom> doxie:  watch ur words /......
[03:20] <Flannel> doxie: Please stay on topic, thanks.
[03:21] <doxie> ubuntu is not that good
[03:21] <Flannel> KurtKraut: Or esmtp is a popular (and easy) one
[03:21] <linny1> doxie: thanks for your input now go back to playing with yourself goodbye
[03:21] <cybercom> doxie: reason y r u telling likethat
[03:21] <MrWizeGuy1983> what's better than ubuntu then?
[03:21] <Flannel> doxie: Did you have a support question we could help you with?
[03:21] <doxie> linny1: watch your mouth
[03:21] <Flannel> linny1: Please don't
[03:21] <KurtKraut> Flannel: nullmailer seems to lack a lot of features for my need.  I want a CLI email client for my Eee
[03:22] <cybercom> i want to do automate backup using grsync .... the sync was done successfully .... i cant do it by automatically ......... in the  cronjob.... any other option
[03:22] <cybercom> ???????????
[03:22] <FloodBot3> cybercom: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:22] <MrWizeGuy1983> ok, that was fun and all, anyone know how to fix opengl on ubuntu?
[03:22] <cybercom> ya i didnt flood
[03:22] <prince_jammys> you probably should fix your keyboard first
[03:23] <cybercom> tats right prince_jammys
[03:23] <Yang1> anyone ever heard of 2x application server?
[03:23] <Flannel> cybercom: You should use rsync, which grsync is a frontend for.
[03:23] <cybercom> i'm using grsync at tis moment
[03:23] <cybercom> Flannel:
[03:23] <MrWizeGuy1983> Flannel do you know anything about opengl?
[03:23] <qwerkus> I'm a total noob at bash scripting who's trying to get a 10-lines script doing its job - without success; would someone agree to share his mighty coding wisdom with me, and review my 10 lines to get it work finally ?
[03:23] <Flannel> MrWizeGuy1983: Not as far as technical support, no.
[03:23] <Jack_Sparrow> qwerkus /join #bash
[03:23] <qwerkus> thanks
[03:24] <Jack_Sparrow> qwerkus sudo apt-get install abs-guide
[03:24] <MrWizeGuy1983> Flannel do you know where I should look?  it's probably not complicated, I just never had to mess with it before
[03:24] <Flannel> MrWizeGuy1983: Nope
[03:24] <Yang1> anone heard of 2x application server client for linux i am having some problems with parameters that im trying to pass
[03:24] <Jack_Sparrow> prince_jammys Thanks for your help on that sed command earlier today
[03:25] <prince_jammys> Jack_Sparrow: ah, no problem
[03:25] <MrWizeGuy1983> apparently there's an opengl room, who knew
[03:25] <lufis> Hi. I've got a vga-vga connection between my laptop and my widescreen tv on intrepid. I can't seem to configure the two screens correctly. I can only view one at a time --- the screen on my tv works great now, but the one on my laptop is skewed and mis-shaped... what's up with that?
[03:25] <cybercom> Flannel: about my problem .... any other option from that
[03:25] <redvamp128> Yang1:  you could try asking that one in #ubuntu-server room.
[03:25] <Dmole> google is not helping me find gmplayer key bindings examples...help?
[03:26] <Flannel> cybercom: I'm sure there are other commad line sync programs sure.  But why don't you want to use rsync?
[03:26] <eross> is there any such thing as quality and somewhat cheap VR glasses yet?
[03:26] <pestilence> Dmole: isn't that in /usr/share/doc/gmplayer?
[03:27] <Dmole> pestilence:"No such file or directory"
[03:27] <daeo> pestilence: well it seems that did not fix my problem
[03:27] <Yang1> thanks redvamp128
[03:27] <daeo> in fact, when i rebooted, the new kernal version doesn't even startup gdm correctly.
[03:27] <pestilence> Dmole: sorry, look at /etc/mplayer/input.conf
[03:27] <redvamp128> Yang1:  I am sure someone in that room should be able to help you configure the server and the client
[03:28] <Dmole> pestilence: thanks  :))
[03:28] <pestilence> daeo: you reinstalled libpam-smbpass ?
[03:28] <Yang1> redvamp128: thanks i just need some help with passing parameters though but thanks
[03:28] <erk71> Hi. Is there a simple binary clock panel app for gnome, like what is available on the kubuntu desktop?
[03:28] <daeo> pestilence:  i don't get the error anymore but it still goes right back to login prompt
[03:28] <daeo> pestilence: yes i did
[03:28] <pestilence> daeo: is ubuntu-desktop installed?
[03:29] <daeo> pestilence: you would think so, but lets find out
[03:29] <Titan8990> redvamp128, he is talking about commercial proprietary software, I would actually say that its unlikely
[03:29] <daeo> pestilence: yes it is
[03:29] <savvas> erk71: install screenlets :)
[03:29] <bartek> Hi there, For some reason all of a sudden I am having major issues with upgrading deluge-torrent. Here's what happens when I try to do apt-get upgrade: http://dpaste.com/1252/ .. I've tried apt-get install -f with no luck (same error) .. any tips?
[03:30] <daeo> pestilence: also, if i try to boot directly to shell, greeter crashes and before I even get the login screen, my monitor is set to above 1280x1024, how can i change the default resolution for the shell?
[03:30] <cybercom> Flannel: i use grsync to sync my data from my old backup machine to a new high end backup machine.... and i'm doing it manually everyday ...... so what i need is i want it to be automatically sync all my data every morning and send me a log of the results after the sync is successfull.
[03:30] <pestilence> daeo: look at ~/.xsession-errors
[03:30] <daeo> pestilence: ok
[03:30] <savvas> bartek: you are using PPA, non-ubuntu packages
[03:30] <jrib> bartek: are you mixing repos?
[03:31] <bartek> savvas: right, just the one for deluge-torrent
[03:31] <bartek> I never had an issue until today, so it confuses me
[03:31] <daeo> pestilence: this looks like it: ** (nautilus:5923): WARNING **: Unable to add monitor: Not supported
[03:31] <daeo> gnome-session: Fatal IO error 11 (Resource temporarily unavailable) on X server :0.0.
[03:31] <daeo> ICE default IO error handler doing an exit(), pid = 5903, errno = 0
[03:31] <daeo> ~
[03:31] <FloodBot3> daeo: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:31] <savvas> bartek: try this: sudo apt-get install --reinstall deluge deluge-common deluge-core
[03:32] <pestilence> daeo: try "the google"
[03:32] <erk71> savvas: thanks, i will try that!
[03:32] <cybercom> Flannel: are you there?????
[03:32] <nyx> Has anyone noticed Ubuntu slowing in speed and stability from 7.04 -> 8.10?  And will Canonical be focusing on speed and reliability for their 9.04 release instead of *just* updating packages?
[03:32] <bartek> savvas: same error :/
[03:32] <savvas> bartek: if it doesn't work, you should /join #deluge
[03:32] <bartek> alright, thanks
[03:32] <Flannel> cybercom: right.  Why don't you want to use rsync?
[03:33] <redvamp128> bartek:  I don't know if this will help you but getdeb.net has 1.1.3 and its in a .deb Application Information - Deluge <http://www.getdeb.net/app/Deluge>
[03:33] <cybercom> to sync my data
[03:33] <cybercom> Flannel:
[03:33] <Flannel> cybercom: That doesn't make sense?
[03:33] <cybercom> tats y i use the rsync
[03:33] <mlindeblom> Bootup speed in jaunty is fast - much faster than 8.04
[03:33] <Jack_Sparrow> nyx This is support.. try #ubuntu-offtopic for discussions etc
[03:33] <cybercom> y?
[03:33] <bartek> redvamp128: thanks for the link :)
[03:33] <Flannel> cybercom: rsync will work, and will work with cron too.
[03:33] <cybercom> Flannel: y?
[03:33] <daeo> pestilence: this looks promising, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=830531
[03:34] <cybercom> but it doesnt
[03:34] <redvamp128> bartek:  though you may have to uninstall the prior version and install the current
[03:34] <nyx> Jack_Sparrow: Thanks
[03:34] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[03:34] <cybercom> ok i give u the command in the paste
[03:34] <Flannel> cybercom: grsync won't wok with cron.  rsync will.
[03:34] <daeo> pestilence: this sound safe -> rm -rf .gnome .gnome2 .gconf .gconfd .metacity
[03:34] <cybercom> ooo ok
[03:34] <Flannel> daeo, pestilence: there's no reason to include the -f
[03:34] <Jack_Sparrow> daeo yes
[03:35] <daeo> i am looking at a ubuntu forums post
[03:35] <cybercom> so, what is the solution Flannel
[03:35] <savvas> bartek: try with aptitude: sudo aptitude reinstall deluge deluge-common deluge-core
[03:35] <daeo> ill try it and reboot
[03:35] <Flannel> cybercom: Use rsync
[03:35] <Titan8990> cybercom, +1 rsync
[03:35] <pestilence> daeo: yea.  NOT.
[03:35] <cybercom> but grsync is the GUI based
[03:36] <pestilence> great, he already did it :-D
[03:36] <cybercom> also the its based on the rsync
[03:36] <bartek> savvas: I found it, it was a deluge issue, on their forums they provided a temp solution
[03:36] <Flannel> cybercom: Yes.  You'll have to use rsync.  What are you having trouble following?
[03:36] <Jack_Sparrow> To Reset All of Gnome: http://linuxfud.wordpress.com/2007/02/14/how-to-reset-ubuntugnome-settings-to-defaults-without-re-installing/       In terminal type:         rm -r .gnome .gnome2 .gconf .gconfd .metacity
[03:36] <Titan8990> cybercom, many of the helpers here are more familur with CLI application and can assist you better that way
[03:36] <solid_liquid> !ping
[03:36] <solid_liquid> !ping
[03:36] <Titan8990> cybercom, and like flannel is pointing out, GUI application often have limitations that the CLI back end does not
[03:37] <cybercom> but i'm not expert in the rsync ...... its all based in the command rite
[03:37] <pestilence> Jack_Sparrow: it is better to have people just move files like that out of the way
[03:37] <cybercom> Flannel:
[03:37] <savvas> !ask | solid_liquid
[03:37] <pestilence> Jack_Sparrow: that way, if they find "my favorite settings that i spent years perfecting" are now missing, it is easy to restor
[03:38] <daeo> pestilence: that didn't work
[03:38] <daeo> pestilence: the command worked obviously but it did not resolve my issue
[03:38] <pestilence> daeo: ok.  did you see this one http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=5841400&postcount=6
[03:38] <Flannel> cybercom: Yes, any program you use cron with will be command line.  You may see if grsync has an ability to output an rsync command for you (which seems like a long shot, but who knows).  If not, you'll need to figure out rsync (at least a little bit)
[03:38] <Titan8990> cybercom, rsync is not difficutlt....    rsync [options] <source> <destination>
[03:38] <Jack_Sparrow> pestilence Noted.. but people should also have backups and things like that.  If you spent years perfecting your settings I would assume you backed them up and knew how to restore them
[03:39] <madmike> is there a way to purge your memory?  in windows I used to have a program that freed up memory that was being used, but was still reserved for programs that were closed
[03:39] <eross> to get xplane to play on my 64bit ubuntu os, i had to copy over some 32bit shared libraries. Is there a way to avoid this when creating a 32bit game?
[03:39] <Flannel> cybercom: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/rsync covers some stuff
[03:39] <pestilence> Jack_Sparrow: sure.  but you will soon realize that virtually nobody in here actually has backups.
[03:39] <RoC_MasterMind> madmike, not necessary, linux has good memory management, windows doesn't.
[03:39] <sfer21> madmike: Linux uses memory differently
[03:39] <Jack_Sparrow> pestilence I am aware.  I have been here for years
[03:39] <Titan8990> madmike, that defeats the purpose of memory doesn't it?
[03:39] <pestilence> Jack_Sparrow: k :-D
[03:40] <daeo> pestilence: trying it now.. but im not finding the file it talks about...
[03:40] <Titan8990> madmike, if something else needs to space of a closed application, linux will give clear it up
[03:40] <Titan8990> madmike, but it stays there in case you open the app again
[03:40] <RoC_MasterMind> sorta
[03:40] <usser> eross, if it doesnt come in 64 bit then, theres basically two options 1 copying 32bit libs and 2 creating a 32bit chroot environment
[03:40] <f_newton> pestilence, not only is that bad advice... backup is the first word in responsible computing, but why would you want to be known a a barren scourge?
[03:40] <RoC_MasterMind> any memory not in use by a process is used as disk cache.
[03:40] <madmike> lol, i mean, i know it has better management, but it still uses more memory after it's been on a while, even if I haven't done anything.  But I'll take that as a no :)  Thanks
[03:40] <RoC_MasterMind> madmike, then you need to close whatever apps are using more and more memory :-D
[03:40] <pestilence> f_newton: excuse me?
[03:41] <sfer21> madmike: Yeah, that's because it uses memory differently as a kind of cache.
[03:41] <Flannel> madmike: Unused memory is wasted memory.  It'll grab stuff it thinks it might need and stick them in memory
[03:41] <cybercom> thanks Flannel ... will look on it
[03:41] <daeo> pestilence: ok i removed it, rebooting again.
[03:41] <madmike> alright, i didn't know that
[03:41] <f_newton> pestilence..... a scourge of disease baring insects
[03:41] <pestilence> f_newton: if you look back, i wasn't advocating against backups.
[03:41] <madmike> like pre-fetching
[03:41] <usser> like super-mega-prefetch-everything or whatever they call it on windows
[03:41] <madmike> thanks again
[03:41] <f_newton> well I am just saying that suggesting people dont do backups is not really a good thing
[03:42] <pestilence> f_newton: i was just acknowledging that most people are irresponsible
[03:42] <madmike> i have nothing worth backing up
[03:42] <Jack_Sparrow> f_newton no one is suggesting you NOT do backups
[03:42] <madmike> it can all be downloaded again :)
[03:42] <Jack_Sparrow> madmike How is that old timex Sinclair working these days
[03:43] <f_newton> well ... back up backup BackUp...
[03:43] <f_newton> Ive got a sinclair!
[03:43] <madmike> Jack_Sparrow:  I'm guessing that was a joke, and i didn't get it :(
[03:43] <Jack_Sparrow> madmike np..  f_newton  did
[03:43] <usser> f_newton, oh, great little machine...
[03:43] <f_newton> lol for what?
[03:44] <Jack_Sparrow> Sorry all, I did not mean to start a bunch of offtopic
[03:44] <f_newton> my commadore was a good little machine
[03:44] <usser> tsk tsk tsk
[03:44] <madmike> was it an old computer type or something?
[03:44] <madmike> oh ok
[03:44] <madmike> i get it now
[03:44] <hotbabysexy> http://pastebin.com/m6555139d << help
[03:44] <Paco_Paco> how do i install and configure samba?
[03:44] <f_newton> madmike, they were offered on the back page of science digest etc back in the early '70s
[03:44] <qcjn> hi, i wan t to add a lyricwiki to gmpc, ho can i find if the requirements are there ? cause the plugin is there but it doesn't work ?
[03:44] <savvas> eross: there are 32-bit libraries for 64-bit ubuntu: ia32-libs - you have to use linux32 when running it, e.g.: linux32 sh ./somescript
[03:44] <daeo> no dice
[03:44] <vvinet> Is there a way to manually choose the sound output between the speakers and headset regardless of the presence/absence of a headset?
[03:44] <Jack_Sparrow> hotbabysexy Please dont do that
[03:44] <Tr3y-> Hey anyone have any innformation about ventrilo in wine not getting anything in #winehq
[03:45] <aptigo> is there a way to output the time a process has taken after it's finished
[03:45] <usser> eross, also theres a great little utility around on the web getlibs, it looks at what 32 libraries are used by an app and downloads them for you
[03:45] <f_newton> my brother had an amiga and I had a commadore 64
[03:45] <daeo> Tr3y-: Rogue Games ring a bell?
[03:45] <crdlb> aptigo: 'time process' will time it
[03:45] <f_newton> then I got a tandy  :)   I  was a stud
[03:45] <Tylerdurden> I just did my first ubuntu install and everything is working great except my Dvd burner isn't working
[03:45] <aptigo> thank you!
[03:45] <Tylerdurden> can someone help
[03:45] <pestilence> aptigo: or /usr/bin/time
[03:46] <Veinor> anybody here know how to keep sshfs from timing out?
[03:46] <daeo> pestilence: hrm, anymore ideas ?
[03:46] <Tr3y-> daeo: ?
[03:46] <daeo> pestilence: i'd hate to have to reinstall.. took 30 mins of my time
[03:46] <Paco_Paco> how do i install and configure samba?
[03:46] <daeo> Tr3y-: nevermind, you have name similar to friend of mine
[03:46] <daeo> Tr3y-: he uses ubuntu also
[03:46] <Tr3y-> daeo: ahh Was going to say I played a rogue :-P
[03:46] <Tr3y-> daeo: in wow lol
[03:46] <pestilence> daeo: dunno.  one of those posts made it seem like a problem with ATI drivers.  do you have an ATI card?
[03:47] <f_newton> Paco_Paco, samba has a pretty good website documentation page set up
[03:47] <daeo> pestilence: >.> and if i said yes?
[03:47] <Titan8990> !samba | Paco_Paco
[03:47] <daeo> pestilence: yeah i do
[03:47] <redvamp128> !samba | Paco_Paco
[03:47] <daeo> pestilence: pos x200 onboard
[03:47] <pestilence> daeo: do you have the proprietary drivers installed?  i know nothing about ATI drivers, though
[03:47] <Paco_Paco> they redirected me to this channel in #samba f_newton
[03:47] <pestilence> you could probably get it to work using the vesa drivers
[03:48] <Paco_Paco> its distro specific
[03:48] <f_newton> Im running an ati and the ubuntu driver is better  then the ati proprietary driver for my card
[03:48] <pestilence> Paco_Paco: sudo aptitude install samba
[03:48] <daeo> pestilence: i wish i knew... as i just installed and ubuntu in its awesome glory installed on its own
[03:48] <f_newton> Paco_Paco, excuse me?
[03:48] <pestilence> Paco_Paco: then it is no longer distro specific.
[03:48] <Paco_Paco> pestilence the installing isnt the issue its the configuring
[03:48] <kavinsky> tr3y what's the problem with Vent on wine? Specifically?
[03:48] <shazoor> i want to install drivers for my intel g31/33 chipset.. can anyone kindly help me please
[03:48] <pestilence> Paco_Paco: i don't think configuring is distro specific
[03:48] <Tr3y-> kavinsky: can't get gsm to work anymore
[03:48] <sfer21> Paco_Paco: then if it's the configurin, it isn't really distro specific
[03:49] <f_newton> installation managers are distro specific
[03:49] <Tr3y-> kavinsky: also getting no real sound through the speex codec
[03:49] <pestilence> daeo: i think you have to install the "restricted" drivers.  google that.
[03:49] <f_newton> packages for linux are pretty much distro inclusive
[03:49] <Paco_Paco> i am not here to debate semantics
[03:49] <pestilence> we're just trying to say that they blew you off, Paco_Paco
[03:49] <f_newton> basically
[03:49] <pestilence> go back there and tell them we told you that
[03:50] <shazoor> are these drivers provoded by intel?
[03:50] <Tylerdurden> Having some trouble getting ubuntu to read my dvd drive, shows the drive but when i open it, it says unable to mount location
[03:50] <Flannel> Paco_Paco: https://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/serverguide/C/windows-networking.html
[03:50] <f_newton> pestilence, he'll get booted and he may need their help later
[03:50] <daeo> pestilence: this -> ?? http://www.michaellarabel.com/index.php?k=blog&i=114
[03:50] <Paco_Paco> ty Flannel
[03:50] <daeo> pestilence: i don't have this option
[03:50] <f_newton> Paco_Paco, you can use google ya know... it works
[03:50] <Flannel> Paco_Paco: for what its worth, Titan8990 gave you that answer a few minutes ago.
[03:50] <pestilence> !ati
[03:50] <Paco_Paco> not really i am in china yahoo and google violate human rights
[03:51] <pestilence> daeo: ^^^^
[03:51] <pestilence> in particular, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI
[03:51] <daeo> following !!
[03:52] <Titan8990> Paco_Paco, google is a major supporter of open source applications
[03:52] <rdw200169> Titan8990, yeah, i think android is open too
[03:52] <Titan8990> rdw200169, it is, they recently got xserver to run on it
[03:53] <Paco_Paco> Titan8990 so?
[03:53] <Flannel> !offtopic
[03:53] <daeo> thanks guys this looks promising!
[03:53] <Titan8990> Paco_Paco, so companies like google, novell, and etc need to be supported if linux is to succeed in the desktop market
[03:53] <Paco_Paco> this isnt the place to discuss politics, so you should have posted that offtopic command the instant f_newton told me to google it Flannel
[03:54] <Paco_Paco> google is offtopic also
[03:54] <sfer21> Paco_Paco: Now it's just getting offtopic even more. No need to debate it, you've got a solution now.
[03:54] <Pici> Ubuntu is on topic, so please cease the semantics discussion.
[03:54] <Flannel> Paco_Paco: He's already been dealt with, actually.
[03:54] <Paco_Paco> i'm sorry for being offtopic
[03:56] <JordiGH> Are there any horror stories about ntfs-3g? My brother reported one, but it's starting to sound like El Chupacabras or a UFO sighting to me... all the alleged evidence is blurry and out of focus.
[03:56] <Mean_Admin> I plan to build a HTPC, I"m wondering if Ubuntu can handle the HDMI out for the ATI HD 3450
[03:56] <Titan8990> Mean_Admin, yes, but nvidia offers better support on linux
[03:57] <Mean_Admin> Titan8990: is it worth shelling out more ?
[03:57] <daeo> wow, it looked promising until the 2nd command gave me an error
[03:58] <daeo> and it looks like i can only do this is normal mode not safe mode
[03:58] <tritium> Mean_Admin: personally, I think so.  Also, for a HTPC, you don't need 3D acceleration, and a mobo with integrated graphics such as the GeForce 9300 or 9400 would do quite adequately.
[03:58] <daeo> which is crazy
[03:58] <Marfi> Why can't Adobe or canonical make it easy to install flash? md5 sum. Some people don't know how to use wget. =P
[03:58] <Flannel> Marfi: The flash package means you don't have to use wget.
[03:58] <Tylerdurden> is there a reason ubuntu would see the dvd drive and everything but not be able to read media put in?
[03:58] <savvas> Marfi: install flashplugin-nonfree
[03:58] <tritium> Marfi: it has been made easy
[03:58] <Marfi> Flannel: I know, but it will kick back an md5 error from tiem to time
[03:59] <Mean_Admin> tritium: so basically any card with HDMI will do ?
[03:59] <Titan8990> Mean_Admin, actually, the top chipset for HTPC is the 780G, unfortunatly, its linux support is not great
[03:59] <crdlb> Marfi: that's because adobe is too dumb to version their tarballs
[03:59] <Titan8990> Mean_Admin, but I have seen reviews to show that integrated chips are fine
[03:59] <Marfi> savvas: tritium did that and got an md5 sum. crdlb
[03:59] <tritium> Mean_Admin: no, newer chipsets support H.264 better.  I'd get a very recent nVidia card, or ATI.
[03:59] <savvas> Marfi: not anymore, there are talks to host flash on canonical partner archive
[03:59] <Marfi> I know that everyone, I'm just saying. Some people don't know how to get it to work without the easy way. =)
[03:59] <Marfi> savvas: that would be amazing
[04:00] <sfer21> Marfi: If you knew that, why did you bring it up in this channel?
[04:00] <Mean_Admin> Titan8990: yeah I have motherboard without integrated graphics, and I need a card and since it's not for games but for HTPC, I'm looking for stuff that can render 1080p with HDMI out
[04:00] <daeo> ubottu: i followed the how to and encountered an issue not covered on the "How-To"
[04:00] <savvas> Marfi: i think it's already being hosted, enable canonical partner from System > Administration > Soft. Sources > Third-party software
[04:00] <JordiGH> So everyone thinks that ntfs-3g works marvelously?
[04:00] <Marfi> sfer21: because I am giving the channel a heads up
[04:00] <Marfi> JordiGH: YES!
[04:00] <Titan8990> Mean_Admin, AMD 780G can
[04:01] <daeo> pestilence: the "How-To" didn't work
[04:01] <JordiGH> Marfi: I'll have to figure out how my brother claims that Windows Vista erased some files during some sort of scan which he put in there from Linux... :-/
[04:01] <Mean_Admin> Titan8990: ok, em, any ati card with the amd 780g chipset ?
[04:01] <Marfi> savvas: so is that one put out by adobe and canonical, or just canonical?
[04:01] <Titan8990> Mean_Admin, the card would void the chipset.....
[04:01] <Marfi> JordiGH: MS hates Linux
[04:01] <tritium> Titan8990: actually, the nVidia 9400 is the top chipset now
[04:02] <savvas> Marfi: I don't know :)
[04:02] <JordiGH> Marfi: But could it have actually happened?
[04:02] <tritium> Marfi: you don't need a card unless your current mobo doesnt' have an adequate IGP
[04:02] <bobbob1016> Trying to run an application in a terminal from the gnome panel, I get this when running it "Failed to execute child process -x"
[04:02] <Mean_Admin> I'm really not looking for top,  I just want it to output HDMI/DVI and have a 1080p resolution :(
[04:02] <hotbabysexy> hi.i want to install linux kernel 2.6.25
[04:02] <Marfi> JordiGH: files being deleted from windows scannign linux, or linux scanning windows?
[04:02] <Titan8990> Mean_Admin, there ya go, nvidia 9400
[04:02] <hotbabysexy> iam running ubuntu
[04:02] <Mean_Admin> and work with linux, of course :S
[04:02] <Mean_Admin> Titan8990: thanks
[04:02] <JordiGH> Marfi: Windows scanning the ntfs drive to which ntfs-3g wrote.
[04:02] <Titan8990> Mean_Admin, but what we are suggesting is cheaper than you are spending with the ati card....
[04:02] <Mean_Admin> Titan8990: can't I go with the 8400 since it's basically the same thing (or so the great powers that be say) ?
[04:02] <skeletal> People, why if can't access to irc.blackhat.ru????
[04:03] <savvas> Marfi: adobe-flashplugin is Adobe's: http://archive.canonical.com/ubuntu/pool/partner/a/adobe-flashplugin/ - ubuntu uses flashplugin-nonfree
[04:03] <Titan8990> Mean_Admin, we are talking about chipsets, not discrete cards
[04:03] <Marfi> savvas: then what is the flashplugin-nonfree?
[04:03] <hotbabysexy> my question is will it mess up my ubuntu O/S if i install linux kernel 2.6.25 on my ubuntu?
[04:03] <tritium> Mean_Admin: phoronix.com is a good resource
[04:03] <daeo> pestilence: getting this error now after following "How-To" -->  insmod: error inserting '/lib/modules/2.6.24-16-generic/volatile/fglrx.ko': -1 Operation not permitted
[04:03] <savvas> Marfi: debian: http://packages.qa.debian.org/flashplugin-nonfree
[04:03] <skeletal> When i try access to irc.blackhat.ru, say in the scrren "there isn't route to server."
[04:03] <Marfi> JordiGH: If anything, you would have lost files on the Linux side. Windows shouldn't have scanned, though
[04:04] <skeletal> why?
[04:04] <ENERGIZE> i have 8.04 now and was looking into changing to 8.10 but can i take my installed files i have on 8.04 and put them on 8.10
[04:04] <Mean_Admin> tritium: thanks !
[04:04] <tritium> Mean_Admin: this isn't too old to be useful: http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=linux_hdmi&num=1
[04:04] <hotbabysexy> hello
[04:04] <hotbabysexy> you there?
[04:04] <Flannel> ENERGIZE: you can upgrade to 8.10
[04:04] <Marfi> ENERGIZE: yes, sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[04:04] <Flannel> !patience | hotbabysexy
[04:04] <Mean_Admin> Titan8990: ok sorry I though you meant the 9400 model
[04:04] <JordiGH> Marfi: I'm confused, then. "Can't reproduce". I'll have to ask him again what exactly he did and saw.
[04:04] <sfer21> !hi | hotbabysexy
[04:04] <Izinucs> nobody here but us geeks.
[04:04] <JordiGH> Hey, how come I didn't get greeted?
[04:04] <Mean_Admin> tritium: that's basically brand new article ! :)
[04:05] <hotbabysexy> my question is will it mess up my ubuntu O/S if i install linux kernel 2.6.25 on my ubuntu?
[04:05] <sfer21> hotbabysexy: Why do you need to?
[04:05] <nicebodchick> Hello
[04:05] <sfer21> If you don't need to, don't mess with it.
[04:05] <Marfi> JordiGH: ntfs-3g is in Linux. Imo...it works better than MS's ntfs. there is always a possibility of data being lost, but i don't see him looseing specific files
[04:05] <sfer21> Nice try, JordiGH ;)
[04:05] <tritium> hotbabysexy: why would you do that?  2.6.27 is the current kernel in intrepid
[04:05] <nicebodchick> Marfi: Yeah, it's really weird. I'm gonna have to interrogate him.
[04:06] <hotbabysexy> http://www.cs.fsu.edu/~baker/devices/xref.html  << i want to compile the code which only works with 2.6.25
[04:06] <ENERGIZE> Marfi: i just tryed that but it says im already updated
[04:06] <Flannel> !upgrade | ENERGIZE
[04:07] <IcemanV9> ENERGIZE: if you're already updated, then check to see what version; lsb_release -a
[04:07] <Mean_Admin> tritium: that article is basically saying 'chances are if you have ati 2000 series or up and you're fine"
[04:08] <tritium> Mean_Admin: not exactly.  In fact, I'd advise you to go for nVidia over ATI.
[04:08] <Mean_Admin> tritium: all righty then
[04:09] <d_rugs420> anyone have a problem with komodo edit?
[04:09] <Hilikus> hey guys, im trying to install the binary nvidia driver but the process crashes when trying to compile it, is anyone using it with the latest ubuntu ?
[04:10] <d_rugs420> it dont show my autocomplete in foreach loops
[04:10] <tritium> Mean_Admin: check out the Gigabyte GA-E7AUM-DS2H
[04:10] <Mean_Admin> tritium: if found a ASUS EN8400GS
[04:10] <ohletmeinnowjesu> hi guys i need help with my  vostro 1400 bluetooth adapter
[04:11] <Mean_Admin> tritium: the motherboard is already present and unchangeable :S
[04:11] <tritium> Mean_Admin: ok
[04:11] <Mean_Admin> tritium: but thanks for recommendation
[04:11] <ENERGIZE> i downloaded and burned 8.10 onto a disc and i can boot it but if i install it will it just upgrade ubuntu and keep my files or will it just install the base version of 8.10
[04:12] <Hammerhead> Hi all, having a weird one.  Have a 3ware 8600 RAID controller. Ubuntu see's the mirrored 80Gig drive fine. Install and partioning go fine as well. Halfway through the install at %50 it fails with an error about unable to write to the harddrive?!?!? any ideas?
[04:13] <Hammerhead> Google and fourms are no help
[04:13] <ohletmeinnowjesu> does any one know anything about setting bluetooth on a vostro 1400 running intrepid?
[04:13] <usser> ENERGIZE, regular desktop cd doesnt update, the only option is clean install
[04:13] <usser> ENERGIZE, upgrade from within your existing installation
[04:13] <usser> !upgrade | ENERGIZE
[04:13] <daeo> wow, now it works
[04:14] <daeo> thanks guys
[04:15] <Hammerhead> If I boot into the desktop, I can not run fdisk or cfdisk on the logical drive either...
[04:15] <Hammerhead> any help would be greatly appreciated.
[04:15] <ohletmeinnowjesu> does any one know anything about setting bluetooth on a vostro 1400 running intrepid?
[04:16] <Hilikus> hey guys, im trying to install the binary nvidia driver but the process crashes when trying to compile it, is anyone using it with intrepid?
[04:17] <tritium> Hilikus: compile?  All you have to do is install the ubuntu package.
[04:17] <Hilikus> or does anyone know if the opensource nvidia driver now supports svideo
[04:17] <alonso_> hola
[04:17] <tritium> Hilikus: System -> Administration -> Hardware Drivers
[04:17] <Hilikus> tritium last time i checked (in hardy) the opensource driver didnt support svideo output
[04:18] <tritium> Hilikus: no, I'm talking about nvidia-glx, the restricted drivers.
[04:18] <Hilikus> oh really?
[04:18] <Hilikus> k
[04:18] <tritium> !nvidia | Hilikus
[04:19] <ENERGIZE> thanks
[04:19] <phantomcircuit> Is there an SVN client that integrates with nautilus?
[04:20] <egc> has anybody ever noticed that the output of "ps -ef" has their UID instead of their username?
[04:20] <egc> mine does, i wonder if thats wrong
[04:20] <Flannel> phantomcircuit: http://marius.scurtescu.com/2005/08/24/nautilus_scripts_for_subversion
[04:22] <spaceBARbarian> i have a ubuntu guest on a windows host (vbox) and for some reason i cant get my static IP settings to save, they get reset to automatic DHCP when i restart
[04:23] <ecret2> how do I extend the konsole past the default 502 lines?  I know I could manually copy the .bash_history to a backup but I figure theres a easier way.
[04:24] <sfer21> egc: Mine gives the UID - as a matter of fact, that's what the first column is called.
[04:25] <egc> sfer21: heh, i guess youre right ;)
[04:25] <egc> however, other usernames appear, and it looks like may be a bug
[04:25] <egc> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/procps/+bug/42084
[04:25] <xshell> Hi everyone
[04:25] <sfer21> !hi|xshell
[04:25] <egc> sfer21: is youre username > 8 chars?
[04:25] <fearful> Hello
[04:26] <redvamp128> spaceBARbarian:  you have to shut down the vm-- then go into the settings for the vm and set them there-- changing them in the GUest OS has no effect.
[04:26] <iShock> If you order CDS online, how long do they usually take to get to the USA?
[04:26] <fearful> taz_
[04:26] <sfer21> egc: No, I only have one that's 8 characters, nothing more
[04:26] <haris__> hey guys... my gnome-panel (taskbar thing) is not showing up anymore...i dunno why...please help
[04:27] <egc> sfer21: ah ok, maybe its >= 8
[04:27] <fearful> haris__, Press alt + f2 and type gnome-panel
[04:27] <iShock> If you order CDS online, how long do they usually take to get to the USA?
[04:27] <haris__> fearful, i do that and nothing happens
[04:27] <egc> users with short names on my system do show up in the output
[04:27] <egc> oh well
[04:27] <mikewu> ecret2: if you want to extend the scroll bar, its probably under preferences/options if you want to extend the command history size, put export HISTSIZE=10000 in your .bashrc
[04:27] <sfer21> egc: actually, hold on a second...
[04:28] <egc> maybe not a biggie, but i thought it was related to a problem i had with fast user switching
[04:28] <iShock> If you order CDS online, how long do they usually take to get to the USA?
[04:28] <fearful> haris__, did you try sudo killall gnome-panel that should restart it
[04:29] <haris__> fearful, i've tried that before too...let me try it again
[04:29] <TheMiNd> mmm
[04:29] <sfer21> egc: Yeah, I have a few that turn up as their number - maybe it happens if it's 3 characters or less, too
[04:29] <fearful> haris__, give me a second
[04:29] <xTheMiNd> ALRIGHT
[04:29] <xTheMiNd> so.
[04:29] <usser> iShock, i got mine in about a week
[04:29] <d_rugs420> should i upgrade from 8.04 to 8.10?
[04:29] <fearful> haris__, have you tried re-installing the gnome-panel?
[04:30] <xTheMiNd> I need help.  Is anyone here a psychiatrist?
[04:30] <haris__> fearful, yup tried it again... nothing happens... when i do ps ax | grep gnome-panel i do see it running
[04:30] <homer> hello
[04:30] <sfer21> !offtopic | xTheMind
[04:30] <egc> sfer21: interesting
[04:30] <sfer21> !hi|homer
[04:30] <iShock> usser, mine were approved and sent to the shipping company on 1-06-09, it's been over a month
[04:30] <Guest14634> how can i do C++ development in Unbuntu
[04:30] <sfer21> egc: Yeah, sounds like a pretty unusual bug
[04:30] <xTheMiNd> Oh, yeah, this isn't the psychiatry channel.
[04:30] <haris__> Guest14634, use the g++ library
[04:30] <xTheMiNd> Well I was right when i said i needed help.
[04:30] <usser> iShock, well they do say it may take a lot of time, so :)
[04:30] <fearful> haris__, remove the gnome panel completely, sudo apt-get purge gnome-panel then re install it sudo apt-get install gnome-panel
[04:31] <xTheMiNd> I need help getting my QuickCam working in ubuntu, for starters
[04:31] <sfer21> xTheMiNd: Go ahead, ask
[04:31] <Flannel> Guest14634: you need to install build-essential, after that, you'll be able to compile.
[04:32] <xTheMiNd> So how do I install my webcam... i am ubuntu newb and anything thats not coming from the package manager frightens me
[04:32] <ecret2> mikewu: thank you, HISTSIZE worked great.
[04:32] <sfer21> xTheMind: What software are you using with it? What are the problems you're having, if any? Is it just not noticing that it's there?
[04:33] <fearful> haris__, get back to me if it worked
[04:33] <sfer21> xTheMiNd: Try this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=642015
[04:33] <littledragon> New user here.. I am trying to run a game server program, anytime I load it I get the message Server: Unable to use port 5122   Any suggestions?
[04:34] <spaceBARbarian> redvamp128=> i am talking about editing a connection in my guest (ubuntu) so that it uses a static IP instead of automatic (DHCP), i cant change that in vbox anywhere can i ?
[04:34] <sfer21> littledragon: Could it be an issue with the program?
[04:35] <TGM1> good evening, i did a clean install of ubuntu 8.04 from a cd onto my IBM T-40 laptop, and my wireless didn't work, then I downloaded 8.10 alternate iso via the wire, and updated by mounting the ISO, now I can see networks in the "NetworkManager Applet 0.7.0", but when i try to connect to MyNetwork (which is my network secured with WPA-PSK), it brings up the "Wireless Network Authentication Required" window, but the wireless security dropdown/combob
[04:35] <haris__> fearful, ok i purged it reninstalled it...and ran sudo killall again...and then i got this message saying there was an error with the fastwitchuser applet, do u want to delete the configuration...so i said yees...
[04:35] <haris__> fearful, but its still not working...nothing is coming up
[04:35] <littledragon> shouldn't be.. I had a similar prob with the program in Windows.. too many programs trying to use a port
[04:35] <blackhat> hey guys
[04:35] <xTheMiNd> spca5xx-source
[04:35] <xTheMiNd> it can't find it!
[04:35] <fearful> haris__, wierd...
[04:35] <blackhat> i need to install ubuntu 7.4 on mi laptop
[04:35] <crdlb> TGM1: you got cut off after 'dropdown/combo'
[04:35] <blackhat> but
[04:36] <fearful> haris__, have you tried google? I don't really know anything else
[04:36] <TGM1> crdlb: thanks
[04:36] <blackhat> i have partition size error
[04:36] <Flannel> blackhat: 7.04 isn't supported anymore.  You really should use a newer version.
[04:36] <haris__> fearful, i have .... nothing yet...thanx anyways
[04:36] <crdlb> TGM1: is it an atheros chipset?
[04:36] <TGM1> is empty, so i cannot proceed because i cannot select WPA-PSK.  i have pasted my lspci and iwlist output at http://paste.ubuntu.com/122667/  anyone have any idea what a good next step would be?
[04:36] <blackhat> ok
[04:36] <blackhat> i know it
[04:36] <TGM1> crdlb:  i believe it's cisco aironet
[04:36] <blackhat> but i lik this realease
[04:36] <fearful> haris__, sorry couldn't help I'll look into it and see if I find an answer for you
[04:36] <spaceBARbarian> redvamp128=> i am talking about editing a connection in my guest (ubuntu) so that it uses a static IP instead of automatic (DHCP), i cant change that in vbox anywhere can i ?
[04:36] <TGM1> crdlb: which means not atheros right?
[04:36] <multiverse> Hi all.  I have installed Ubuntu 8.10 64 bit MINIMAL.  I log into the console and the up and down arrows don't work.  When I ssh in, they do work.  Any idea?
[04:37] <xTheMiNd> sfer21: its not working, it can't find one of the packages
[04:37] <crdlb> TGM1: indeed
[04:40] <xTheMiNd> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=642015