[09:01] <tasslehoff> I have a 1080p laptop w/ati graphics. When I setup cloned display to an external 1080p monitor, the image doesn't fill the external monitor. I'm pretty sure it's not scaling in the monitor that's an issue.
[09:02] <Jordan_U> emma: Yes, they don't use a web browser for browsing youtube IIRC, much like what you can do with totem (which rather than having a full built in web browser just grabs the videos directly from youtube's servers and plays them)
[09:02] <MaRk-I> TheStreetRacer: /join #ubuntu-it
[09:02] <Jordan_U> emma: Firefox can't be compiled with h.264 support, and probably never will be able to be. But...
[09:03] <KE1HA> Magix, From bug reports: sudo apt-get --reinstall install flashplugin-installer
[09:04] <quietone> EddieV113, cd /media/<name>
[09:04] <Jordan_U> emma: Google recently released their VP8 codec under a royalty free licence, meaning that it can be used in Firefox.
[09:04] <KE1HA> +1 on h.264 and the Big Goog.
[09:05] <Jordan_U> emma: So if you install the latest development release of Firefox you will be able to watch those videos that have been made available using html5 and webm (the new open video format that uses vp8).
[09:05] <emma> cool
[09:06] <shawnboy> The more I look at this, the more confused I get. I need help with ssh command line going through non-standard ssh port.
[09:06] <KE1HA> Jordan_U, You need FF 4.X +
[09:06] <kiamo> amarok wont play my mp3s.  I'm guess I need to install mp3 playback support, however rhythmbox works fine.  Am I missing something?
[09:06] <Jordan_U> shawnboy: ssh -p 1234 user@host
[09:07] <rww> kiamo: they use different backends. for amarok, try installing the package libxine1-ffmpeg
[09:07] <shawnboy> Jordan_U: Thanks. I'll give that a try.
[09:07] <Jordan_U> shawnboy: You're welcome.
[09:07] <kiamo> rww, thanks I'll try that
[09:07] <whysoserious> HI, whats up
[09:07] <whysoserious> I want to talk a lot about
[09:08] <EddieV113> whats the command to run a .o file?  I have a main.cpp file that i compiled and it gave me a main.o file, so how do i run that?
[09:08] <whysoserious> o.O
[09:08] <kiamo> rww, so because I'm running amarok, does that mean I'm running both gnome and KDE?
[09:08] <kwtm> EddieV113: Don't you have to link the object (.o) file?
[09:08] <whysoserious> Well
[09:08] <milen8204> why when I turn WLAN and LAN on, the icons in uplet disappears
[09:08] <milen8204> ?
[09:08] <llutz> !ot > whysoserious if its not ubuntu support related, talk there
[09:08] <whysoserious> Your mouse will looks like KDE
[09:08] <rww> kiamo: kinda. depends on how you define GNOME and KDE, I guess
[09:09] <whysoserious> cursor
[09:09] <whysoserious> You understand that
[09:09] <kwtm> kiamo: You have both KDE and GNOME libraries, but your window manager is still Gnome WhateverIt'sCalled (Ubiquity?)
[09:09] <EddieV113> kwtm, im not sure, first time compiling a c++ file on linux
[09:09] <rww> kwtm: metacity or compiz. ubiquity is the Ubuntu Installer
[09:09] <EddieV113> kwtm, what should i do?
[09:09] <kwtm> EddieV113: How are you compiling?  What command line?
[09:09] <whysoserious> You willbe on KDE, by using amarok, or K3B, just because your mouse cursor will be on the same on being in kde
[09:09] <Jordan_U> EddieV113: Did it also create a file name "a.out" or give any error messages? What command did you run to compile main.cpp?
[09:09] <shawnboy> Jordan_U: another question just to make sure, if you don't mind. I set my router to forward port 1234 to 22 on 192... Then command you showed should work, right?
[09:10] <rww> whysoserious: running KDE programs in GNOME doesn't change your cursor :\
[09:10] <kiamo> ah ok, so it's not a bad idea to run KDE apps alongside gnome apps?
[09:10] <milen8204> why when I turn WLAN and LAN on, the icons in uplet disappears? How to avoid that?
[09:10] <kwtm> whysoserious: Are you sure?  I use KDE and GNOME apps in Kubuntu.  Does that mean I'm using GNOME on KDE?
[09:10] <rww> kiamo: nope, it should work fine
[09:10] <Jordan_U> shawnboy: Yes.
[09:10] <parapan> MaRk-I: You're the man bro; thanks for the tip; it's working as expected - fast and light :d
[09:10] <kwtm> kiamo: People do it all the time, running KDE apps in GNOME.
[09:10] <rww> and vice versa
[09:10] <whysoserious> Not so fast I mean
[09:10] <MaRk-I> parapan: yw
[09:10] <llutz> whysoserious: nonsense, running any kde-app under gnome wouldn't make you "running kde"
[09:10] <whysoserious> I use kubuntu desktop on ubuntu
[09:10] <shawnboy> Jordan_U: problem must be somewhere else. I'll keep looking. Thanks again. At least I know I have the command line right.
[09:11] <kiamo> kubuntu is just ubuntu with the KDE window manager?
[09:11] <whysoserious> Its all a mess, because my cursor is of KDE full time
[09:11] <rww> kiamo: basically, yes
[09:11] <kwtm> whysoserious: "Not so fast I mean".  What are you referring?  To?  I can't see which part of the conversation this connects to.
[09:11] <kiamo> aah I see
[09:11] <whysoserious> And all that bunch of progrmas of kde desktop is implanted on gnome
[09:11] <rww> ubottu: kubuntu
[09:11] <EddieV113> kwtm, i used anjuta to compile it, I have no errors just a main.o file and the main.cpp in that folder
[09:12] <whysoserious> I just talking, typing, kwtm
[09:12] <KE1HA> kiamo, and allot of different apps designed fer KDE, some cross over, some don't.
[09:12] <kwtm> EddieV113: I confess that I've actually never actually compiled a program in Linux before.  But let me look up "anjuta" and see what options it has.
[09:12] <whysoserious> Well
[09:13] <whysoserious> I have have some thoughts about be in a place for one single pourpose, and do not avoid it until its done
[09:13] <KE1HA> kwtm, pretty easy ./configre   ./make && make install   :-) if all goes well it works :-0)
[09:13] <Jordan_U> shawnboy: It's often helpfull you use telnet to test basic connectivity, if you "telnet hostname 1234" I'm guessing you'll get "Connection refused".
[09:13] <whysoserious> Do You understand that?
[09:13] <KE1HA> need sudo fer make install most of the time
[09:13] <rww> whysoserious: I think #ubuntu-offtopic would be more suited to you.
[09:14] <kwtm> KE1HA: Well, I've done *that* before.  But we're talking about compiling one's own software, not someone else's which already has a makefile done.
[09:14] <whysoserious> And my point is: Can you/we/me manage ours/mine connection on linux?
[09:14] <kwtm> EddieV113: Check out http://library.gnome.org/devel/anjuta-manual/stable/build-compile-and-build.html.en
[09:14] <whysoserious> I mean, can we do that?
[09:14] <emma> EddieV113: i suggest using checkinstall.
[09:14] <kwtm> EddieV113: It looks like instead of Build > Compile, you may want Build > Build.
[09:14] <KE1HA> kwtm, Ahh :-) Makefiles can be a bit interesting.
[09:14] <whysoserious> When I am doing any download, an youtube tab do not load anymore
[09:14] <emma> when you use make install it's possible that so many binaries will be made in so many places you cannot practically ever uninstall it.
[09:15] <emma> with checkinstall you can.
[09:15] <whysoserious> I ask if it is the same to everyone on the linux world
[09:15] <shawnboy> Jordan_U: good idea.
[09:15] <whysoserious> Well, i have to stop now to read someone
[09:15] <whysoserious> ^
[09:16] <kwtm> whysoserious: Sorry, couldn't I just get you to clarify: are you asking a question to try to get us to help?  You seem to be giving a lot of information that doesn't quite connect, and I don't know whether I should make the effort to try to understand you, or whether "I just talking, typing, kwtm"
[09:16] <whysoserious> emma is female?
[09:16] <whysoserious> Goo
[09:16] <KE1HA> there's aps that track install, but yes, it can be touchy, especially on a packaged base system.
[09:16] <whysoserious> f
[09:16] <whysoserious> d
[09:16] <whysoserious> I will be more especifc
[09:16] <KE1HA> please dont.
[09:17] <shawnboy> Jordan_U: Thing is, it works when I use standard port 22, but when I try non-standard, I get no connectivity.
[09:17] <kwtm> whysoserious: So: You can run GNOME and KDE software in a KDE environment.    Not sure what that has to do with "the cursor is KDE".
[09:17] <whysoserious> Can we manage our very connection  of download and whatever?
[09:17] <whysoserious> Is that making any sense?
[09:17]  * llutz smells a lousy troll
[09:17] <whysoserious> and make whatever
[09:17] <whysoserious> NO
[09:17] <bazhang> !enter | whysoserious
[09:17] <whysoserious> I am seriouslly
[09:18] <bazhang> whysoserious, stop with the enter key
[09:18] <whysoserious> Haha
[09:18] <whysoserious> Man
[09:18] <kwtm> whysoserious: I would agree with ubottu.  So, I am going to ignore you until you ask a specific question that is all on one line.  Thanks.
[09:18] <bazhang> whysoserious, not kidding
[09:18] <whysoserious> I am seriouslly here, please, help
[09:18] <EddieV113> kwtm, in anjuta after i compile the build option stays greyed out ?
[09:18] <papi> Hello
[09:18] <whysoserious> ¬¬
[09:18] <rww> whysoserious: What's your native language?
[09:18] <papi> Can anybody help me?
[09:18] <whysoserious> Portuguese
[09:18] <whysoserious> Sorry my bad english
[09:18] <rww> ubottu: pt | whysoserious
[09:18] <DasEi> !details | papi
[09:19] <kwtm> EddieV113: Interesting.  You might want to create a makefile, or read up on it if you are not familiar with that, and then use the makefile to get to an actual compiled program.
[09:19] <rww> whysoserious: probably would get a better result there.
[09:19] <whysoserious> I like chat
[09:19] <KE1HA> !ask | papi
[09:19] <bazhang> whysoserious, this is NOT a chat channel
[09:19] <whysoserious> And even can help
[09:19] <whysoserious> You mean it
[09:19] <papi> The file '/media/usb0/Julio/Programas/UT4063/Utility/setup.exe' is not marked as executable.  If this was downloaded or copied form an untrusted source, it may be dangerous to run.  For more details, read about the executable bit. ubuntu 10.04
[09:19] <bazhang> whysoserious, #ubuntu-offtopic for chat NOT here
[09:20] <KE1HA> chmod +x {filename}
[09:20] <kwtm> EddieV113: Basically, an object file is halfway to a fully compiled executable.  It needs to be linked in order to get to the final step.  I see that the Anjuta web site says you don't have to worry about that since it's automatic, but I don't know why it is not so for you.
[09:20] <DasEi> papi: thats a windows file, you want to run it in wine ?
[09:20] <papi> i'm trying to open with wine
[09:20] <whysoserious> Right
[09:20] <papi> but The file '/media/usb0/Julio/Programas/UT4063/Utility/setup.exe' is not marked as executable.  If this was downloaded or copied form an untrusted source, it may be dangerous to run.  For more details, read about the executable bit.
[09:20] <emma> papi well since that is an .exe i guess that's for windows and it's not going to run on ubuntu.
[09:20] <DasEi> papi: sudo chmod +x  YourFile.exe
[09:20] <whysoserious> How can I connect on the pt channel?
[09:20] <milen8204> any one knows a program for files downloading, which can continue the downloading if it had stoped
[09:20] <KE1HA> papi, then after wine setup.exe
[09:21] <whysoserious> Jdownloader
[09:21] <llutz> milen8204: ftp, rsync, wget
[09:21] <KE1HA> but wine needs to be instaled of course
[09:21] <bazhang> whysoserious, /join #ubuntu-pt  /join #ubuntu-br
[09:21] <kwtm> milen8204: Yes.  I recommend rsync (for command line) or grsync (for graphic interface); it is capable of resuming partial downloads.
 any one knows a program for files downloading, which can continue the downloading if it had stoped JDOWNLOADER
[09:21] <kwtm> Who is pocoyo?  I didn't like that Chinese quit message.
[09:21] <milen8204> thanks dudes
[09:21] <whysoserious> If I leave here, how to connect so? I am seriouslly
[09:21] <milen8204> you rock
[09:22] <DasEi> whysoserious: see above
[09:22] <KE1HA> milen8204, curl, rzync wget most of them have flags for that. rzync probably easiest on BW.
[09:22] <KE1HA> Whoops rsync ..
[09:22] <whysoserious> I will stop for a while so I can read
[09:22] <whysoserious> Away
[09:22] <kwtm> KE1HA: Did you mean rsync, or is "rzync" another program I don't know?
[09:22] <KE1HA> Yes
[09:23] <KE1HA> zsync is diffrent, Im not sure if it has a resume or not.
[09:23] <whysoserious> milen8204 I have the website so you can add the app of the download manager
[09:23] <KE1HA> I ment rsync
[09:23] <whysoserious> I dont know if I can post here
[09:23] <whysoserious> Can I???
[09:23] <bazhang> whysoserious, no
[09:23] <papi> dasei: th file or the directory does no exist
[09:23] <whysoserious> ooooww
[09:23] <TrentonAdams> anyone have ideas for me on why my system won't boot with raid?  I have to manually assemble the raid after it drops to a shell.  I've run update-grub and update-initramfs
[09:23] <milen8204> whysoserious, thanks
[09:24] <KE1HA> kwtm, I thin for using zsync you need a (.zsync) file association as well, but not 100% on that.
[09:24] <pavi> A video n00b question : I have videos from camera in .mov format how do I convert it to a free format prefarably ogg using mencoder ?
[09:24] <papi> any other solution?
[09:24] <rww> KE1HA: it does resume by nature, and does need a .zsync file
[09:24] <DasEi> papi: one word ahead : not all files can be run in wine, now whole story, what do you want to achieve ? which programm  / function ?
[09:24] <TrentonAdams> pavi, do you want a scriptable way?  Or a GUI that uses mencoder?
[09:25] <ezrafree_> anyone know if a usb wifi adapter by Tenda will work in Ubuntu?
[09:25] <KE1HA> rww, TNX I dont use it much, didn't know if it had a resume or not.
[09:25] <papi> dasei: it worked when it was in cd live session
[09:25] <kwtm> pavi: I am familiar with that.  Basically, "mencoder -o MyOutfile.avi MyInfile.mov", or whatever extension you need.  There are many options you can use.  I'll paste in the one that I use the most.
[09:25] <DasEi> papi: what worked ?
[09:25] <whysoserious> Dadei is female?
[09:25] <whysoserious> dasei
[09:25] <papi> dasei: the setup file with wine
[09:26] <whysoserious> Probably not
[09:26] <bazhang> whysoserious, stop that
[09:26] <whysoserious> what?
[09:26] <rww> whysoserious: the gender of channel members has nothing to do with you.
[09:26] <pavi> kwtm, yes thats the syntax but is ogg is the output video formats ?
[09:26] <bazhang> whysoserious, being offtopic.
[09:26] <whysoserious> o.O
[09:26] <DasEi> whysoserious: stop that, or you'll be removed , I ignore you now
[09:26] <whysoserious> OK, I am done.
[09:26] <kwtm> pavi: Trying to remember: when --hang on.  I'm going to castigatge whysoserious
[09:26] <whysoserious> Right
[09:26] <pavi> ok
[09:27] <DasEi> papi : good sign, so let's get it done, open a terminal..
[09:27] <papi> dasei: ok
[09:27] <kwtm> whysoserious: People are seriously warning you: you need to stop talking/typing in this channel because you are being rude.  Please figure out what you are doing wrong (READ what people are telling you) and then correct your behaviour or the ops will prevent you from typing.
[09:27] <DasEi> papi : where is the file ? Desktop ?
[09:27] <whysoserious> I am quiet here now
[09:28] <papi> dasei: in a usb hardrive
[09:28] <sacarlson> papi: DasEi: as DasEi asked you before what is you windows exe file/package you try to run do?
[09:28] <kwtm> pavi: Sorry.  Anyway -- Ogg is a container format, and most files named "*.ogg" are actually Ogg VORBIS, which is an audio format.  Trying to rmember what the video format is called.
[09:28] <DasEi> papi : sudo mkdir driver
[09:28] <rww> kwtm, pavi: theora
[09:28] <pavi> Kwpolska, ogv format I guess
[09:28] <kwtm> pavi: Got it:  Ogg Theora is the video format.  Having said that, I don't know how to get Theora on mencoder.
[09:28] <Kwpolska> pavi: what?
[09:28] <DasEi> papi : sudo fdisk -l  (-l is lower L)
[09:28] <llutz> kwtm: ogm ogg-video
[09:28] <papi> sacarlson: yes
[09:29] <DasEi> papi : which device is the usb  ?
[09:29] <anditosan> I got a zen vision m which is not being detected on kubuntu, I can't see it when I do lsusb. I do mtp-detect and get: no raw found
[09:29] <rww> Kwpolska: mistab, I'd guess
[09:29] <pavi> kwtm, llutz  I want the video as free . no propreitary formats involved
[09:29] <kwtm> kwtm: In fact, my mencoder does not play Ogg Vorbis files.  Probably needs some library installed.  But yes, presumably you would use the "-ovc ogg-video" option.  Hang on, let me look up.
[09:29] <DasEi> papi : /dev/sd...
[09:29] <papi> dasei: the external hard drive
[09:29] <DasEi> papi : sudo fdisk -l  (-l is lower L)
[09:29] <whysoserious> I Have a question fr you big brains
[09:29] <DasEi> papi : which device is the usb  ?
[09:30] <whysoserious> I Lost my entire HD 500Gb
[09:30] <papi> /media/usb0/Julio/Programas/UT4063/Utility
[09:30] <papi> dasei: /media/usb0/Julio/Programas/UT4063/Utility
[09:30] <whysoserious> An, there is a solution of get back my files sing Linux?
[09:30] <rww> ubottu: recover | whysoserious
[09:31] <DasEi> papi : sudo cp /media/usb0/Julio/Programas/UT4063/Utility/setup.exe /driver
[09:31] <DasEi> papi : sudo cp /media/usb0/Julio/Programas/UT4063/Utility/setup.exe    /driver
[09:31] <kwtm> pavi: Okay, buried deep in the mplayer man pages (which I had to specifically reformat to make them understandable) is this: "vcodec=libtheora".  Now let me look up how to use that info...
[09:31] <whysoserious> The entire HD war formated just once, and I am preventing this HD of using, so I can have more chances of recover my files entire with no messing
[09:31] <KE1HA> I got lost on this one, what's he trying to do ?
[09:31] <pavi> kwtm, llutz  Is http://oggconvert.tristanb.net/ available ?
[09:31] <whysoserious> *was
[09:31] <DasEi> papi : cd /driver
[09:31] <Jordan_U> pavi: You probably want to use ffmpeg rather than mencoder, or for an easier solution "oggconvert"
[09:31] <DasEi> papi : ls
[09:31] <DasEi> papi : file there ?
[09:32] <papi> dasei: done what's netx
[09:32] <whysoserious> It was NTFS partition, then entire Hard Disk, its an odd. In ext3 you lost forever?
[09:32] <anditosan> I got a zen vision m which is not being detected on kubuntu, I can't see it when I do lsusb. I do mtp-detect and get: no raw found
[09:32] <DasEi> papi : file there ?
[09:32] <kiamo> why does amarok need acess to kdewallet every time I start it?
[09:32] <pavi> Jordan_U, I don't want anything to do with ffmpeg . I am better off with oggconvert . strange that mencoder doesn't support IRONY !!
[09:32] <papi> dasei: setup.exe
[09:32] <kwtm> pavi: Okay, I see that you're supposed to put "mencoder -<codec>opts vcodec=libtheora", replacing "<codec>" with the actual codec, but I don't know what that is yet.
[09:33] <DasEi> papi: is the setup.exe in /driver  ?ah, good
[09:33] <DasEi> papi: using lucid ?
[09:33] <whysoserious> Exile seems amarok, with you use gnome you do not have to install amarok kiamo
[09:33] <Zhorik> Î÷åíü íóæíà ïîìîùü â óñòàíîâêè ìîäåìà E1750
[09:33] <kwtm> pavi: Probably something like "mencoder -lavcopts vcodec=libtheora", but I don't know if the "lavc" codec supports libtheora.
[09:33] <DasEi> papi: chown $User setup.exe
[09:33] <bazhang> !ru | Zhorik
[09:33] <DasEi> papi: chown $USERser setup.exe
[09:33] <kwtm> kiamo: Because the KDE designers think it's cool to force you to use the MySQL database to run KDE. :P
[09:33] <Jordan_U> pavi: mencoder was designed from the begginning for the avi container, it's not greate with other formats (ffmpeg is though, and the syntax is practically identical).
[09:34] <DasEi> papi: chown $USER setup.exe    ,Typoking^ ^
[09:34] <papi> dasei: /media/usb0/Julio/Programas/UT4063/Utility ubuntu 10.04
[09:34] <kwtm> pavi: Yes, it's available.  Check http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=oggconvert&searchon=names&suite=lucid&section=all
[09:34] <kiamo> whysoserious, sorry I didn't understand :(
[09:34] <DasEi> papi: chown $USER setup.exe   , done ?
[09:34] <pavi> kwtm, yeah got it . installing it
[09:34] <kiamo> kwtm, lol there must be a reason...
[09:34] <kwtm> pavi: In fact, you might find the general ubuntu packages check page useful.
[09:35] <kwtm> kiamo: Well, it is fairly powerful.  But so much for KDE not being bloated. :)
[09:35] <papi> dasei: is mising something
[09:35] <DasEi> papi: you are in /driver         directory ?
[09:35] <whysoserious> I had this entire HD with multimedia, bunch of stuff and 2 operating systems, so I went to resize some partition and the movement ends with Shit
[09:36] <bazhang> whysoserious, watch the language
[09:36] <papi> dasei: /media/usb0/Julio/Programas/UT4063/Utility
[09:36] <DasEi> papi: please answer my questions :)
[09:36] <DasEi> papi: you are in /driver         directory ?
[09:37] <whysoserious> So, I search for some tutorials that what said to me that I dont have to use this HD for recover but to take another one and save back to there
[09:37] <papi> dasei: yes
[09:37] <DasEi> papi: sudo chown $USER setup.exe   , done ?
[09:37] <DasEi> papi: your location ?
[09:37] <whysoserious> Understood? So I am preventing this HD of being used, because its more easy to recover thefiles without any lost
[09:37] <karlo> how to change number of workspaces in terminal ?
[09:37] <papi> dasei: /media/usb0/Julio/Programas/UT4063/Utility
[09:37] <whysoserious> Finally
[09:38] <DasEi> papi: please answer my questions :)
[09:38] <DasEi> papi: your location ?
[09:38] <bazhang> whysoserious, you were given some links. Please read them.
[09:38] <papi> dasei: that's the location
[09:38] <DasEi> papi: geography, needed for repo coming.. spain, Us..
[09:38] <papi> dasei: ooooooohhhhh
[09:39] <whysoserious> Can I recover not the expecifycally any files, like .JPEG ,DOC ,BMP, but the entire folder, like My documents or something.......................
[09:39] <DasEi> never hearrd of ..
[09:39] <whysoserious> Thats the point
[09:39] <papi> dasei: santiago, Dominican Rep.
[09:39] <bazhang> !recover | whysoserious read these
[09:39] <whysoserious> Recover not the type of file... but the entire bunch
[09:39] <bazhang> whysoserious, stop repeating and do some reading of links
[09:39] <whysoserious> Yes, I got the links
[09:39] <KE1HA> whysoserious, short answer, yes you can, you can DD your data partitions off the drive, but you need someone local knowledgeable enough to perform the task.
[09:40] <DasEi> papi:http://pastebin.com/ACpwxm6j  ,one command in one line
[09:40] <whysoserious> Wait there is more
[09:40] <whysoserious> I heard that you even can recover an entire partition
[09:40] <KE1HA> whysoserious, That's the answer to your problem.
[09:41] <whysoserious> Keiha is male i supose
[09:41] <whysoserious> I got it
[09:41] <KE1HA> I've not descided what I am, but that's nothign to do with your problem.
[09:41] <DasEi> papi: this will give you a better wine in few seconds
[09:41] <kiamo> amarok won't see my music :\  I changed the collection directory in prefs and rescanned but it didn't add anything.  Is there something else I have to do?
[09:41] <DasEi> pai  : repo added ?
[09:42] <papi> dasei: Executing: gpg --ignore-time-conflict --no-options --no-default-keyring --secret-keyring /etc/apt/secring.gpg --trustdb-name /etc/apt/trustdb.gpg --keyring /etc/apt/trusted.gpg --primary-keyring /etc/apt/trusted.gpg --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv-keys F9CB8DB0
[09:42] <papi> gpg: solicitando clave F9CB8DB0 de hkp servidor keyserver.ubuntu.com
[09:42] <papi> gpg: clave F9CB8DB0: clave pública "Launchpad PPA for Ubuntu Wine Team" importada
[09:42] <papi> gpg: Cantidad total procesada: 1
[09:42] <papi> gpg:               importadas: 1  (RSA: 1)
[09:42] <FloodBot2> papi: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:42] <papi> ok
[09:42] <kiamo> nm, it just took ages to refresh
[09:42] <kwtm> kiamo: Okay, so it's working?  I use Amarok also, although I liked the KDE3 version better.
[09:42] <DasEi> !paste papi : , a simple yes would have benn k, too
[09:42] <DasEi> !paste | papi : , a simple yes would have benn k, too
[09:42] <KE1HA> DasEi, +1 :-)
[09:43] <kermit> !pastebinit
[09:43] <papi> sorry im'm new
[09:43] <DasEi> papi : sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[09:43] <kwtm> papi: WHy are you giving us the output of that command when it was successful and basically there was no problem?  Never mind, other people have beat me to it saying the same thing.
[09:44] <kiamo> kwtm, yea its seems to be working, although it doesn't feel like its well integrated into ubuntu.  My media keys on the keyboard don't work with it, and its a bit sluggish.
[09:44] <papi> does anybody have team viewer?
[09:44] <whysoserious> How to get on the pt channel?
[09:44] <whysoserious> into
[09:44] <DasEi> papi : update through ?
[09:44] <cofffeee> Where can I get intltool 0.35.0 or later?
[09:45] <bazhang> whysoserious, /join #ubuntu-br  /join #ubuntu-pt
[09:45] <papi> dasei: working
[09:45] <whysoserious> And
[09:45] <kwtm> kiamo: My media keys to work.  So there's hope, although I found there was a LOT of reconfiguring needed for Kubuntu KDE4 before it worked decently.
[09:45] <DasEi> papi: nice, say when done
[09:45] <whysoserious> Where I paste this link?
[09:45] <yunintegral> there is any simple and easy draw tool? like windows default draw tool
[09:45] <kwtm> whysoserious: That is the 3rd time you have asked and been answered, not counting the private messages I sent you.
[09:45] <DasEi> papi : if wine was installed before, will have the updated version after this procedure
[09:45] <whysoserious> Well
[09:46] <whysoserious> As you banned me, so I look you message
[09:46] <whysoserious> First time i've ever rea a private  message
[09:46] <papi> dasei: i installed today
[09:46] <kwtm> whysoserious: If you type "/join #ubuntu-pt", then instead of those words appearing on screen, you will end up joining the #ubuntu-pt channel.  So, please say this: /join #ubuntu-pt
[09:46] <whysoserious> An first time I understood this layout of this channel program.....
[09:46] <whysoserious> ok?
[09:46] <papi> dasei: don't you have team viewer?
[09:46] <kwtm> Did you type it yet?  /join #ubuntu-pt
[09:47] <DasEi> papi : so it'll be then, sorry, not team view here
[09:47] <bazhang> !test
[09:47] <KE1HA> Go To Gate, Open gate, Go Through gate, Close gate, Run Run Run :-)
[09:47] <whysoserious> right bottom and go to th channel, simple
[09:47] <milen8204> i have download one game caled Savage 2 now i have this file Savage2Install-2.1.0-i686.bin , How to instal it ?
[09:47] <whysoserious> And you making all that mess.
[09:47] <whysoserious> I got it now, thanks for all.
[09:48] <iceroot> milen8204: chmod +x Savage2Install-2.1.0-i686.bin  then just type ./Savage2Install-2.1.0-i686.bin
[09:48] <papi> dasei: is quicker if you download team viewer than wating for the updates
[09:48] <milen8204> ok thanks a lot
[09:48] <whysoserious> none online, must be because is 5:48 A.M.
[09:49] <kwtm> bazhang: Is that whysoserious?
[09:49] <kwtm> The ban, I mean.
[09:49] <KE1HA> Was more like ;-)
[09:49] <bazhang> mute
[09:49] <papi> dasei: it's 50 minutes
[09:49] <kiamo> kwtm, Im not using kubuntu, just regular ubuntu.
[09:50] <DasEi> papi : slow connection so, well , updates are neccesary for a consistent OS..
[09:50] <kwtm> kiamo: Behind the scenes there's not that much difference.  Hmm, I wonder if it affects the media keys.
[09:50] <kiamo> kwtm, should I consider installing kubuntu if I want kde apps to run better?
[09:50] <kwtm> kiamo: You can do this: go to Amarok and configure shortcuts.  When it says "what key do you want to use for Play?" or whatever, just press your media key.
[09:50] <papi> dasei: i installed it today
[09:51] <DasEi> papi : newermind, when it's done it should just be wine setup.exe now, if the defaults on live where used, too
[09:51] <DasEi> nevermind, I'm really a typoking today, papi
[09:51] <kwtm> kiamo: I don't think you need to have KDE... with KDE the KDE apps work better between them; e.g. if you want to cut and paste from (say) Kolourpaint into Kmail, or something, but just using Kolourpaint itself or Kmail itself should be the same in KDE and GNOME.
[09:51] <megabraker> how to close an open port ?
[09:51] <sacarlson> DasEi: what is that setup.exe application papi is trying to install?
[09:51] <kwtm> megabraker: ?? Explain.  Open port?
[09:52] <DasEi> megabraker: man ufw tells you
[09:52] <zfmf> he guys i try to install php5-clamavlib but i get the message not found, must i activate a another source ? the universe sources are activated or is it called different on lucid lynx anyone an ideA?
[09:52] <megabraker> how to close open port 3520 in ubuntu lynx 10.04 ?
[09:53] <DasEi> sacarlson: a driver I don't know more about, but pap.. said it worked under live-cd, so I left him whole story then
[09:53] <papi> sacarlson: connect to a router for downloading bittorrent with the computer off
[09:53] <megabraker> i know there is a one in backtrack but i forgoten it
[09:53] <megabraker> :(
[09:53] <kwtm> megabraker: What DasEi said.  You can use ufw (uncomplicated firewall).  I'm not that familiar with it so I'll let DasEi tell more.
[09:53] <dany_> can you tell me if exists a library that reassembly http packets starting from tcp packets?
[09:53] <kwtm> zfmf: No such package --is that not the exact package name?
[09:53] <megabraker> k
[09:54] <sacarlson> papi: I don't think you need it.  I do bitorrent all the time don't need any windows stuf to do it.
[09:54] <DasEi> megabraker : which port ? whch protocol ?
[09:54] <kwtm> zfmf: I found this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1205724
[09:54] <megabraker> DasEi port 3520/tcp
[09:54] <kwtm> zfmf: Looks like you do add another repository.
[09:54] <th3hate> any way to umount "/" to repartition hardisk?
[09:55] <kermit> dany_: i use sniffit
[09:55] <iceroot> th3hate: use a live-cd
[09:55] <DasEi> megabraker: sudo ufw deny 3520/tcp
[09:55] <papi> sarcarlson: i do with my pc off
[09:55] <zfmf> kwtm: thanks ;)
[09:55] <kwtm> th3hate: I doubt it.  You'd have to reboot using a live-cd so that "/" is not your current hard disk.  But you can't do it while you've booted from your current hard disk.
[09:55] <DasEi> th3hate: use live cd
[09:55] <sacarlson> papi: I think if there is any hope for you project you will need to run windows like in virtualbox.  but good luck
[09:55] <megabraker> DasEi could this port be opened when an up need to work on it?
[09:56] <th3hate> can i edit ext4 partition from windows?
[09:56] <DasEi> megabraker: remotely by ssh, sure or again by ufw allow, yes
[09:56] <sabgenton> you can edit  ext3
[09:56] <kwtm> th3hate: Depends on the software.  Maybe Partition Magic can do it?
[09:56] <papi> sacarlosn: but it worked with live cd why not now
[09:56] <Jordan_U> th3hate: Not easily, but it's possible.
[09:56] <DasEi> th3hate: no, and also not read subdirs, ext3 can be /read/write in win, but not resized
[09:57] <sabgenton> possibley it might detect/mout as ext3
[09:57] <sacarlson> papi: you installed wine in live cd?
[09:57] <th3hate> i don't have any live cd's ... so no way to resize ubuntu partition?
[09:57] <megabraker> ok thanks but this is not what am searching , lets try again is there any command to show the process that openes a specific port?
[09:57] <papi> sacarlson: yes
[09:57] <sacarlson> papi: well then I must be wrong.  goog luck
[09:57] <sabgenton> hey whats a command to check what groups user bob belongs to
[09:57] <kwtm> th3hate: How did you install Ubuntu?  From Wubi?
[09:58] <DasEi> th3hate: usb stick least one gb handy ?
[09:58] <sabgenton> or do I just have to less /etc/group
[09:58] <sabgenton> ?
[09:58] <papi> sacarlson: thanks
[09:58] <sabgenton> nice command?
[09:58] <iceroot> sabgenton: id bob
[09:59] <th3hate>  i have mint virtualbox running on windows, can i resize ubuntu's partition from there?
[09:59] <kwtm> th3hate: Resizing a hard disk partition while you're using it is like trying to fix a car while you're driving it.  It's not feasible.  Can you download a Ubuntu 10.04 CD (only 700MB)?  If not, you can buy programs like PartitionMagic or Partition Expert.
[09:59] <DasEi> megabraker: there is, but I think you don't get iptables..
[09:59] <kwtm> th3hate: It doesn't matter what software you are running.  As long as you are using the hard drive to boot, you can't fiddle with the hard drive (at least, not with that partition that you booted from).
[09:59] <Jordan_U> th3hate: You can boot from an iso file without burning it to disk with grub2, with a distribution that supports loading completely to RAM, and resize from there.
[10:00] <megabraker> k
[10:00] <sabgenton> nice
[10:00] <th3hate> Jordan_U: thanks
[10:00] <KE1HA> sabgenton, grep developers /etc/group   for example.
[10:00] <sabgenton> iceroot what does the number represent in  groups=number
[10:00] <Jordan_U> th3hate: You're welcome.
[10:00] <DasEi> megabraker: iptables controls the behaviour of your firewall, that means how a port will react on in or outgoing traffic, an app itself connects to a certain port, if blocked, it will fail
[10:01] <KE1HA> sabgenton, to add sombody: useradd -G developers sombody
[10:01] <iceroot> sabgenton: the gid, the number of the group
[10:01] <sabgenton> KE1HA: I like  id better :)
[10:01] <KE1HA> Ok cool
[10:01] <megabraker> DasEi the connection will be blocked but the port would still accesible localy
[10:01] <sabgenton> oh it was the first numbeer
[10:01] <sabgenton> the users number
[10:02] <sabgenton> see
[10:02] <papi> Sorry it's too late for me good night
[10:02] <sabgenton> iceroot: thanks :D
[10:02] <DasEi> megabraker: no, if you block a port, there will be neither acces nor a response (drop)
[10:02] <KE1HA> just do id username
[10:02] <Rocky> does anyone know what libnl does?
[10:02] <megabraker> DasEi from localhost
[10:03] <DasEi> megabraker: no, if blocked, no pass through the blocked port
[10:04] <iceroot> Rocky: library for dealing with netlink sockets
[10:04] <megabraker> ok
[10:04] <KE1HA> libnl is a library for applications dealing with netlink sockets
[10:04] <Rocky> It does not comple for me for a ppc target
[10:04] <KE1HA> Man, my inet is SLOW
[10:04] <sabgenton> what is the sudo group for
[10:05] <DasEi> !sudo
[10:05] <sabgenton> I knotice it has all permisions
[10:05] <KE1HA> doing sudo things
[10:05] <sabgenton> like admin
[10:05] <KE1HA> yes
[10:05] <DasEi> sabgenton: root privilegs
[10:06] <sabgenton> yeah but %admin in /etc/sudoers  give users root privileges
[10:06] <KE1HA> sabgenton, :https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo
[10:06] <sabgenton> why is there  a %sudo with all access aswell?
[10:06] <KE1HA> sabgenton, not on a RootSudo system t doen't, root is effectivly disabled.
[10:07] <DasEi> megabraker: FYI, netstat might be worth a look, and also search web for iptables
[10:07] <megabraker> DasEi netstat -lup
[10:07] <sabgenton> huh
[10:07] <megabraker> *-tupl
[10:07] <sabgenton> I no the root account is disabled
[10:08] <sabgenton> know
[10:09] <Jordan_U> sabgenton: Note the comment in front of that line in /etc/sudoers, it's just an example.
[10:10] <KE1HA> sabgenton, another option, create a custom group, and give them access or control over things you want specifically.
[10:10] <sabgenton> Jordan_U: hmm I'm on ubuntu server that maybe why
[10:10] <sabgenton> %sudo ALL=(ALL) ALL
[10:10] <sabgenton> is uncommented on server lucid
[10:11] <sabgenton> don't know why cause theres nothing under the sudo group
[10:11] <Jordan_U> sabgenton: Are you sure that's not a local modification?
[10:13] <ciphersson1> has any one else had problems running 10.04 with  a ATI Radeon Express 200M?
[10:13] <wolc> hey guys, my wireless is not working, i need some help, using a broadcom wireless, the driver is activated and also installed the bcmwl-kernel package from synaptic
[10:13] <wolc> what do i do
[10:13] <wolc> ?
[10:14] <erUSUL> System>admin>hardware drivers wolc
[10:14] <Jordan_U> wolc: Try de-activating the bcmwl driver and activate the b43 driver.
[10:15] <wolc> Jordan_U: b43 driver is that something i have to install?
[10:15] <wolc> Jordan_U: from the synaptic i mean
[10:15] <ciphersson1> whenever my laptop goes in to hibernation after i get it out of hibernation Ubuntu keeps on making the display messed up and makes horizontal lines on the screen and displacing everything on the screen and the only way to get rid of it is by restarting the computer
[10:15] <wolc> erUSUL: the hardware driver is already activated
[10:15] <Jordan_U> wolc: It should be an option in System > Administration > Hardware Drivers (which will then install and setup the package b43-fwcutter).
[10:16] <wolc> Jordan_U:  so i should uninstall the bcwml package and then reinstal the hardware driver?
[10:16] <ra100> hi, i´ve just found PPA for the newest kernel 2.6.35 in Lucid Lynx- https://launchpad.net/~kernel-ppa/+archive/ppa?field.series_filter=lucid
[10:16] <ra100> have you anybody tried it yet?
[10:16] <Jordan_U> wolc: Do you have two options in System > Administration > Hardware Drivers?
[10:17] <ra100> any issues?
[10:17] <shleda> hi, is there a way to overcome broken dependency issues in ubuntu?
[10:17] <Jordan_U> !details | shleda
[10:17] <skysurfer37> morning all
[10:17] <shleda> The following packages have unmet dependencies:
[10:18] <shleda>   php5-xdebug: Depends: php5-common (= 5.2.14-0.dotdeb.0) but 5.3.2-1ubuntu4.2 is to be installed
[10:18] <shleda> E: Broken packages
[10:18] <wolc> Jordan_U: jus checked the hardware driver section and now my wireless doesn't even show up there!!!!
[10:19] <shleda> Jordan_U: I am trying to install php5-xdebug package and all I see is this -> The following packages have unmet dependencies:   php5-xdebug: Depends: php5-common (= 5.2.14-0.dotdeb.0) but 5.3.2-1ubuntu4.2 is to be installed E: Broken packages
[10:20] <Jordan_U> shleda: Remove the dotdeb repository and any packages you've installed / upgraded from there.
[10:20] <skysurfer37> guys is this just a help page for people or is it genral ubuntu chat as well
[10:20] <erUSUL> !ot | skysurfer37
[10:22] <shleda> Jordan_U: Thanks, am ashamed, I didnt pay attention to the message
[10:22] <Jordan_U> shleda: np.
[10:23] <shleda> Jordan_U: I also see this message after I install some thing from apt-get -> W: Unable to read /etc/apt/preferences.d/ - FileExists (2: No such file or directory)
[10:24] <shleda> there was a prefrences.d folder I renamed it but I still see this message
[10:24] <erUSUL> shleda: sudo mkdir -p /etc/apt/preferences.d/
[10:25] <shleda> erUSUL: there was a folder but I renamed it
[10:25] <erUSUL> why?
[10:25] <chelz> shleda: why did you rename it?
[10:26] <xitocala> what channel takes care of nick problems?
[10:26] <chelz> xitocala: #freenode
[10:26] <xitocala> thnks
[10:26] <shleda> ummm...just out of curiosity :(
[10:27] <chelz> shleda: if you haven't gotten a message before, then you change something and you start getting a message *with* the name of something you changed in the message, the cause might be what you changed :P
[10:27] <shleda> chelz: right said fred, I will check it
[10:28] <chelz> i should check on 10.04.1
[10:30] <KE1HA> chelz, +1 .. Im writing that one down :-)
[10:30] <sabgenton> Jordan_U: unless the installer ask me or something I haven't touched /etc/sudoers
[10:30] <chelz> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LucidReleaseSchedule
[10:31] <chelz> 10.04.1 LTS on  August 17th (Tuesday)
[10:31] <sabgenton> Jordan_U: commented or not I'm just interested to why there is a %sudo group
[10:31] <sabgenton> when %admin does what you need
[10:31] <Jordan_U> sabgenton: I don't know, I'm curious now also :)
[10:32] <sabgenton> :P
[10:32] <chelz> maybe stuff left over from debian
[10:32] <dragenov> hi I want to use sub2srt perl script but when i choose to open I doesn't   run what should Ido?
[10:32] <chelz> since i'm pretty sure debian uses a sudo group
[10:32] <sabgenton> hmm
[10:32] <chelz> dragenov: pastebin what your terminal says when you try to run it
[10:33] <sabgenton> why something has uncomented it in my /etc/sudoers
[10:33] <sabgenton> alludes me
[10:33] <ghisen> Hi, anyone know where i can find drivers for Realtek 8112L network card? I was surprised that ubuntu did not have drivers for it because its the card on Asus most common motherboards today....
[10:33] <chelz> not sure. it is commented in mine
[10:35] <Kartagis> !info php5-clamavlib
[10:35] <sacarlson> ghisen: does system>administration>hardware drivers  show anything?
[10:36] <Laggg> why is my terminal all greyed out?
[10:36] <KE1HA> ghisen, Have a look here: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-networking-3/no-network-detected-realtek-8111-8168-issue-615047/#post3029998
[10:37] <chelz> ghisen: http://georgia.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1465703
[10:37] <chelz> actually yeah, that other post is better
[10:37] <chelz> ghisen: disregard my link
[10:37] <ghisen> okay
[10:38] <ghisen> KE1HA, ok thank you
[10:38] <KE1HA> ghisen, Im suprised as well. Sever a forums reported positive results on the script.
[10:38] <KE1HA> Several*
[10:38] <JustSimplyBob> I have a permissions problem I can't get around. I am creating a GRUB partition. All I have to do is copy the grub.cfg to the partition. I am using a boot flash drive to make everything. It says I can not copy the file b/c I don't have permission to. How do I get permission?
[10:39] <ghisen> KE1HA, i will have a go at it when i get home
[10:40] <chelz> JustSimplyBob: sudo
[10:40] <DasEi> JustSimplyBob: you can prefix the cp -command with sudo
[10:40] <howlymowly> hi poeple... is it somehow possible to run ubuntu software center in kde without crashing itß
[10:40] <howlymowly> ?
[10:40] <DasEi> howlymowly: #kubuntu ; softwrecenter should run there, system up - to date ?
[10:41] <sabgenton> yes
[10:41] <howlymowly> jupp...  my software center runs...  but when installing an applications it immediatly crashs with a segmentation fault after sudo authentication
[10:41] <sabgenton> oh
[10:42] <sabgenton> don't know
[10:42] <russellNNNN> Please help -  screen blanks after short period of use 10.4 -
[10:42] <howlymowly> DasEi: although it still manages to install the application..
[10:42] <sabgenton> sorry
[10:42] <KE1HA> ghisen, I have an Asus A6V Lappy, did not have any trouble, although, I don't recall the exact NIC, but my server board are all Asus, and I've never had UB Nic issuers with any of them.
[10:42] <DasEi> howlymowly: start it from terminal as root and paste the error output from the trml
[10:43] <soby> digital projector not detected in ubuntu 10.04?? help needed....
[10:45] <SauLus> Hi, I lost the root-pw at some of my machines and need to restore it. I dont want to boot by cd, edit /etc/password, I've heard about the init=/bin/sh trick. But this does not seem to work with grub2, right? How do I regain control of the root account?
[10:46] <Rocky> soby,  which digital projector?
[10:46] <soby> rocky: ordinary projector ....:)
[10:46] <Rocky> which make/model
[10:46] <DasEi> SauLus: can try boot singlemode, if not disabled and change pass there
[10:47] <soby> rocky: dunno dude
[10:47] <soby> is that necessary
[10:47] <soby> ?
[10:47] <SauLus> DasEi: right, thats nice. ty - I totally forgot
[10:47] <Rocky> yeah, u need to connect it through some interface like/ usb/firewire/hdmi
[10:48] <Rocky> and the respective drivers have to be present to be able to use it
[10:48] <soby> rocky: i need to connect throug display port
[10:48] <howlymowly> hmm...  DasEi:  it runs as sudo without any problems...  it just crashs when running it as user
[10:49] <howlymowly> i get some warnings before the crash, when running at as user, though...   "WARNING:root:No styling hints for Raleigh were found... using Human hints." DasEi,
[10:49] <DasEi> howlymowly: see... you will have a permissionproblem then, as it can install soft, need it for that
[10:49] <Rocky> soby, r u next to the box now
[10:49] <Rocky> r u connected now
[10:50] <DasEi> howlymowly: the second complains about libs for themes not found, a question for #kubuntu
[10:50] <deploy> Does anyone else have problems with windows occasionally disappearing (remain running but become impossible to see/focus) after using Show Desktop in Compiz?
[10:50] <sacarlson> soby: I'm sure you tried having the monitor/projector pluged into your system and powered up at boot time of you computer yes?
[10:50] <soby> rocky: no
[10:50] <soby> sacarlson: yea
[10:50] <Rocky> U can cycle through through working resolutions using "Ctrl Alt + " and " Ctrl Alt -"
[10:50] <Rocky> and see if it works
[10:51] <soby> rocky: okke
[10:51] <Rocky> if not you might have to add entries to X11 configs
[10:53] <soby> rocky: how abt if i want to connect another display??
[10:53] <soby> rocky: i meant monitor
[10:55] <_ikke_> I have a HP DV6 2030sd laptop, and have trouble to get my microphone to work (both internal as external). You can find information about my soundcard here: http://bit.ly/clfBRp. I'm running Ubuntu 10.4. I have tried to look for the problem on google, but I don't know where to look for. Can anybody guide me to the right direction?
[10:57] <sacarlson> rocky: soby: I think the new xserver does some smart stuf that  reads the model of the display and uses that info to setup  the driver configs.  I had problems with a samsung monitor cause the software didn't recognize the name and didn't know how to set it up.  you can see what it tried and what it sees in /var/log/Xorg.0.log  and maybe w
[10:58] <soby> sacarlson: oke..i will check it
[10:58] <aXING> 有说汉语到吗
[10:59] <erUSUL> !cn
[10:59] <TechMiX> !cn
[11:00] <bullgard> [GNOME 2.30] On an external  USB hard disk I created a new directory and named it »Music«. I'd like to appear it in Nautilus having a one-note emblem in Nautilus  just as the directory »Music« in ~. Right-click does not offer thid emblem. Where to copy it from?
[11:01] <bullgard> s/thid/this/
[11:02] <erUSUL> bullgard: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=65896 <<< add new emblems ?
[11:03] <xitocala> how do I verify sasl is working properly?
[11:03] <AlexC_> morning
[11:03] <AlexC_> my /tmp is mounted with options 'nosuid,noexec' - I've just created a bash script in /tmp and set it to executable - yet I can still run it, why is this?
[11:04] <erUSUL> AlexC_: how did you run it ?
[11:05] <bullgard> erUSUL: The procedure which you suggest, does not work. As I said: " Right-click does not offer this emblem."
[11:05] <AlexC_> erUSUL: '. /tmp/foobar'
[11:06] <erUSUL> AlexC_: so you sourced the script you di not executed it ...
[11:06] <P3n7A> hello
[11:06] <erUSUL> AlexC_: ". /tmp/foobar" is not the same as "./tmp/foobar" spaces are very iomportant in command line
[11:07] <AlexC_> erUSUL: true, true. Thanks :)
[11:07] <erUSUL> AlexC_: no problem
[11:07] <P3n7A> need some help please
[11:07] <erUSUL> !ask
[11:07] <xitocala> bullgard: on the folder, right click, open emblem tab, scroll down to the note img
[11:07] <P3n7A> ok
[11:08] <xitocala> how do I verify sasl is working properly?
[11:08] <SauLus> DasEi: the single mode setting also asks for the maintainance=root password.
[11:08] <P3n7A> got some problem  with sound not playing on virtual box guest OS(guest OS is Win2k3) host OS is ubuntu 10.04
[11:09] <DasEi> SauLus: that can be on security orientated systems, so no other way then live > chroot
[11:09] <SauLus> there isnt any grub switch that forces single mode without the ubuntu recovery menu?
[11:10] <P3n7A> Saulus: 1 or Single will do that...
[11:10] <sacarlson> P3n7A: did you give the guest os rights in virtualbox to use the sound?
[11:10] <DasEi> SauLus: no, you could pass single to the default kernel, but if if root is protected, it's same there
[11:11] <nk> Hi - I'm having some trouble with loading a java applet in firefox. I get the error "start applet not initialized" in the firefox status bar. Most other java applets (inc testers) work fine... Just my trading platform applet doesn't... Funny thing is that it works fine on my other ubuntu machine. Any ideas why this is? Thanks
[11:11] <P3n7A> sacarlson: how do I do that?
[11:11] <Rocky> I have static allocation of my hard-drive partitions. Will I be able to install over it now
[11:11] <SauLus> ok, ill have another try
[11:11] <Rocky> I have static allocation of my hard-drive partitions. Will I be able to install LVM over it now
[11:11] <janicko> Hello, i need a help no set a wireless router. It is being recognised, it even saing that is connected, but i can't connect to internet and when i press on connection information it show me the speed of 54 mb/s, what with wired connection should be 100. And it is ok that with wireless connection it is showing diferent ip?
[11:12] <sacarlson> P3n7A: in the virtualbox setup.  what version of virtualbox you have installed?
[11:12] <Jordan_U> SauLus: init=/bin/bash should work.
[11:12] <Rocky> sacarlson, thanks on the Xserver info
[11:13] <SauLus> Jordan_U: where do i add this to grub2? ive treied it several times
[11:13] <erUSUL> Rocky: without reformatting ? keeping existing data? no that i know of
[11:13] <sacarlson> P3n7A: when you first start virtualbox you select the guest you want to modify settings there you will see sound settings make sure that is enabled
[11:13] <bullgard> xitocala: Music > right-click > Properties > (Music Properties) > Emblems does not offer what you suggested. Rather it offers »Sound« and »Multimedia« which have a double note.
[11:14] <Jordan_U> SauLus: Press "e" to edit the menu entry and add it to the list of kernel parameters, after "quite splash " (and on the same line).
[11:14] <erUSUL> bullgard: as i said. go to ggogle find an image you want and add that image to the aviable emblems
[11:14] <erUSUL> bullgard: i find one in openclipart site
[11:14] <P3n7A> sacarlson: sure I checked the Enable Audio Box
[11:14] <Jordan_U> SauLus: Then press ctrl+x to execute the modified entry.
[11:14] <P3n7A> sacarlson:  the vbox version is 3.1.6_OSE
[11:14] <erUSUL> bullgard: i'm sure there are others
[11:14] <sacarlson> rocky:  I thought it was soby who wanted the info.  hope it helped
[11:15] <Rocky> erUSUL, I had to go for this option because the
[11:15] <Rocky> DVD I got for 10.04 did not have any lvm support
[11:16] <SauLus> Jordan_U: thanks for the detailed explanation. i tried it yesterday with sh instead of bash and didnt get it. maybe i did a mistake.
[11:16] <Rocky> sacarlson, I did'nt check the Xserver features recently. It was interesting
[11:16] <Rocky> I will go check sometime
[11:16] <P3n7A> sacarlson: any other idea?
[11:17] <sacarlson> P3n7A:  I use virtualbox version 3.2.6  it works fine with windows xp , vista, and windows 7,  maybe you should try that version.  I never used vbox.
[11:17] <Jordan_U> Rocky: This doesn't help much now, but if you want to install to LVM you need to use the alternate installer, which is available (along with the default "Desktop" installer) on the Ubuntu DVD.
[11:17] <xitocala> bullgard: you want a specific png to suit your specific need?
[11:18] <erUSUL> P3n7A: does the guest od see (as in has the drivers installed etc ...) the sound card emulated by virtualbox ?
[11:18] <Rocky> I did allocate les for by /usr. I am pretty sure, it is going to screem on me within days from now
[11:19] <bullgard> xitocala: I'd like to duplicate the symbol of ~/Music there.
[11:19] <erUSUL> bullgard: http://www.openclipart.org/detail/3864 <<< this one. download svg file drag and drop in nautilus window -> Edit>Emblems and backgrounds
[11:19] <sacarlson> erUSUL: P3n7A:  good point if your windows don't have the drivers installed it may not work.  but windows normaly has sound at start.
[11:20] <bornfree> quick question: where do i join for questions about boot loader files? sorry for interrupting.
[11:20] <SauLus> Jordan_U: it worked fine, ty!
[11:20] <Jordan_U> SauLus: You're welcome.
[11:21] <samblak> s
[11:21] <sacarlson> bornfree:  this is multi tasking you can chat at the same time.  boot loader files like grub2?
[11:21] <bornfree> alright, so i'll just shoot and hope for the best
[11:22] <bornfree> i have a question, i was trying to install 10.04 using a usb, and it seems it installed the boot loader in the usb. i reinstalled it using a live cd, and that installation works fine. but now i have a bootloader in my usb, and i want to do another install. which files on the usb do i delete for grub not to run on the usb?
[11:22] <samblak> f
[11:23] <raven> how to change to utf8 in irc client?
[11:23] <erUSUL> raven: i guess it depends on the irc client you use
[11:23] <acidjazz> im rockin windows 7 .. just installed ubuntu 10.04 desktop w/ workstation 7.1 .. are visual effects in ubuntu/gnome possible?
[11:24] <acidjazz> i do have 3d acceleration enabled in vmware btw
[11:24] <raven> erUSUL, but there is any command to change it
[11:24] <sacarlson> bornfree: you want to boot multi kernels from a single usb flash drive?
[11:24] <xitocala> bullgard: are you using nautilus when you are looking at this folder and is the folder you want to have the 'music' emblem shown to you as an icon? if it is and you right click on same said folder, and click on 'properties' and then click on the 'emblem' tab, and then scroll down, do you not see the 'music' emblem?
[11:24] <goten> KE1HA, I found this  http://rioastamal.net/2008/10/tutorial-how-to-install-apache-ant-on-ubuntu-linux/
[11:24] <erUSUL> raven: no that i know of...
[11:24] <raven> erUSUL, with mirc and xchat it is
[11:24] <bornfree> no, i just want to keep the usb as an install usb, no grub or anything.
[11:25] <janicko> could somebody help me to set wireless route> it is recognized but ia can't connect.
[11:25] <IMI_BAT_JOC> bornfree just format the usb and do it bootable again:D
[11:25] <KE1HA> goten, Ok, I was under the impression you already had LAMP or a web0server installed.
[11:25] <erUSUL> raven: in xchat you configure that in the Server preferences.
[11:26] <erUSUL> raven: crtl + S --> highlight server. choose edit.
[11:26] <goten> KE1HA, yes i installed LAMP
[11:26] <sacarlson> bornfree: well to be an install usb it needs grub or grub2 installed.  after boot you can still mount the partitions on the usb I guess to view the files on it.
[11:26] <KE1HA> goten, but it didn't have the exports for ANT ?
[11:26] <bornfree> sacarlson: problem is i don't have the iso anymore, and the internet is slow as hell today. need to satisfy my urge to keep installing ubuntu on different computers :-!
[11:26] <bullgard> xitocala: No, I do not see it. (I told you that before.)
[11:27] <goten> KE1HA, then what is the problem
[11:27] <KE1HA> goten, Oh, I see, you have to install Apache-Ant, not Apache2
[11:27] <xitocala> bullgard: I can't help you, sorry
[11:28] <KE1HA> goten, that's where your Ant-Libs come from.
[11:28] <bullgard> xitocala: Thank you.
[11:28] <sacarlson> bornfree: so you just want to access the files on the usb flash I guess.  you can still boot your system without you usb installed then plug it in and read the files and I guess create a new iso file or whatever.
[11:28] <navid> hi. anyonecan help me setting vpn connection?
[11:28] <goten> KE1HA, I have apache2 but not apache-ant
[11:29] <KE1HA> Bot good, as the W3 app need Ant
[11:29] <KE1HA> Opps Not good.
[11:29] <goten> I don`t understand
[11:29] <bornfree> alright, i'll restate my question. when i try to use the usb, it tries to search for a hard drive because i guess when i did the first install, it updated the grub on the usb. now when i try to install in another computer using the usb, it tries to find that hdd (which is not there) so it does not go into "live cd" mode.
[11:29] <sacarlson> bornfree: but I think I would wait till you had an iso file.  maybe try bittorent the ubuntu iso.  it might be faster to download that way
[11:29] <bornfree> how do i fix that?
[11:30] <bornfree> bittorrent is not allowed in our univ
[11:30] <KE1HA> goten, The Aoolicaiotn your installing requires Ant Lib's and Apach2 doesnt' have them, it requires Anache-Ant.
[11:30] <KE1HA> Applicaiont*
[11:30] <goten> okay
[11:30] <Jordan_U> bornfree: Try "sudo syslinux /dev/sdX" where sdX is your flash drive, likely "sdb".
[11:30] <IMI_BAT_JOC> use internet download manager(under wine)
[11:30] <navid> hi. anyonecan help me setting vpn connection?
[11:30] <erUSUL> bornfree: i gues you have to actually install grub mbr in the usb disk ( probably in the first machine it got installed in main disks mbr ) ?
[11:30] <goten> KE1HA, do u know how to install apache-ant
[11:31] <Jordan_U> bornfree: But make sure you choose the right device, as choosing the wrong one could make your computer unbootable.
[11:31] <KE1HA> goten, follow the Apache-Ant Web Instrucitons.
[11:31] <janicko> Hello, i need a help no set a wireless router. It is being recognised, it even saing that is connected, but i can't connect to internet and when i press on connection information it show me the speed of 54 mb/s, what with wired connection should be 100. And it is ok that with wireless connection it is showing diferent ip?
[11:31] <goten> okay any links
[11:31] <KE1HA> goten, http://ant.apache.org/manual/index.html
[11:31] <zodihax> anyone knows where to get the newest x-fi beta drivers? ive searched all over the place.. all ive retrieved is that they seem to be "XFiDrv_Linux_US-1.18" but i cant find them anywhere
[11:31] <goten> KE1HA, thanks
[11:31] <ndxtg> http://members.ozemail.com.au/~hodsond/dbp.html <--- could anyone please help me to check these tgz files? how come I cannot open it in Ubuntu 9.04
[11:32] <KE1HA> goten, The Binary is an RPM version, you probably need to build it yourself.
[11:32] <bornfree> erUSUL: yes, i did install the bootloader meant for the mbr into the usb, now figuring out how to remove it (if possible)
[11:32] <DjAngo23> Hello everyone. How can i check whether a cron is executed or not
[11:32] <gokdeniz> heyyyyyy
[11:33] <oCean_> ndxtg: what is the error?
[11:33] <bornfree> Jordan_U: yes, that was my mistake. should have checked under the advanced tab in the installation
[11:33] <ndxtg> oCean_: gzip: stdin: not in gzip format
[11:33] <ndxtg> tar: Child returned status 1
[11:33] <ndxtg> tar: Error exit delayed from previous errors
[11:33] <ndxtg> (sorry failed copy & paste)
[11:33] <Jordan_U> bornfree: I meant when you run "sudo syslinux /dev/sdX" to restore syslinux, which is the bootloader that unetbootin installs.
[11:34] <navid> hi. anyonecan help me setting vpn connection?
[11:34] <oCean_> ndxtg: nvm, should not paste here. I tried 'tar xvfz dbpSrc-1-1-9.tgz'  - goes just fine
[11:34] <DjAngo23> Any one any idea bout the Crontab ?
[11:34] <bodom> Hi there. Is there any hope I can have my CTRL+ALT+BACKSPACE sequence working?
[11:35] <KE1HA> DjAngo23, man cron
[11:35] <Soldier> setup vpn http://articles.techrepublic.com.com/5100-10878_11-6038003.html
[11:35] <oCean_> DjAngo23: just make a test entry in your cron, one which outputs to a logfile, then you'll know
[11:35] <oCean_> KE1HA: that is not helpful
[11:35] <bornfree> Jordan_U: do i run the syslinux command on the usb? or some other syslinux?
[11:35] <Geier> bodom: you mean http://www.ubuntugeek.com/howto-enable-ctrl-alt-backspace-in-ubuntu-jaunty.html ?
[11:35] <Jordan_U> ndxtg: What command did you use to try to unpack it?
[11:35] <ndxtg> oCean_: I still get that error "stdin error"
[11:36] <KE1HA> oCean_, I dont understand, that's the manual fer it.
[11:36] <sacarlson> erUSUL:  bornfree: I think he just needs to reinstall the boot installer on the usb flash.  we used to have a utility that was preinstalled on ubuntu 8.04 that created one.  I don't see it on my present version ubuntu 10.04.
[11:36] <oCean_> ndxtg: better re-download, there's no problem with the archive
[11:36] <Jordan_U> bornfree: On the usb drive, and again I reapeat that you should be sure you choose the correct device.
[11:36] <ndxtg> Jordan_U: http://codepad.org/ebzM5sg1 full log
[11:36] <janicko> Hello, i need a help no set a wireless router. It is being recognised, it even saing that is connected, but i can't connect to internet and when i press on connection information it show me the speed of 54 mb/s, what with wired connection should be 100. And it is ok that with wireless connection it is showing diferent ip?
[11:36] <oCean_> KE1HA: there are manuals for all commands. Don't refer people to read the manual page if they come here with specific questions regarding that command
[11:36] <DjAngo23> KE1HA, Yeah, you are right.
[11:36] <bodom> Geier: yep, I also mean that the "dontZap" option doesn't change anything for me. The sequence is always disabled anyway
[11:36] <DjAngo23> oCean_, didn' t htink about that, thanks.
[11:36] <ndxtg> oCean_: I tried all other versions as well, still have that thing. So I guess this is Ubuntu error?
[11:37] <bornfree> Jordan_U: alright, will try to do that. thanks.
[11:37] <oCean_> ndxtg: no, I don't believe that
[11:37] <Soldier> VPN https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VPNClient
[11:37] <Geier> bodom: and you did sudo dontzap --enable?
[11:37] <shekar> hi i am new to ubuntu can some tell me how to compile
[11:37] <oCean_> shekar: why would you compile? and what are you compiling
[11:37] <Geier> shekar: what do you want to compile?
[11:37] <Dave111> guys im trying to install something and getting this message "Your system does not seem to be set up to build kernel modu.."
 What file should I edit?
[11:37] <Soldier> Kernal Compile https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Kernel/Compile
[11:37] <Dave111> how to i go about getting these modules?
[11:37] <Geier> Dave111: what are you installing?
[11:38] <KE1HA> oCean_, I didn't see a specific question about cron, only "does  any idea about cron"
[11:38] <Soldier> Compile dpkg http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/hardy/man5/cross-compile.5.html
[11:38] <erUSUL> bullgard: is not a file. is a menu entry in a nautilus window. it opens a dialog where you can *add* emblems
[11:38] <navid> hi. anyone can help me setting vpn connection?
[11:38] <bodom> Geier: here is my xorg.conf: http://pastebin.com/3KR7x1P6
[11:38] <Dave111> im installing guest additions for the virtualbox
[11:39] <erUSUL> bullgard: open any nautilus window. Places>home for example. there go to Edit>emblems and backgrounds ( or some such)  a new window will open
[11:39] <Geier> bodom: at ubuntugeek it says "DontZap" "false"
[11:39] <oCean_> KE1HA: yes, but that one is referring to the actual question couple of lines earlier.
[11:39] <Geier> not "off"
[11:39] <shekar> i am installing the software called insight i have to compile to use the software
[11:40] <KE1HA> oCean_, I didn't see those, do appologize for the short answer.
[11:40] <Soldier> Insight http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1512700
[11:40] <bodom> Geier: it doesn't make difference (from xorg manual: the following boolean option values are recognised as FALSE: 0, off, false, no )
[11:40] <_ikke_> I can't get my microphone to work on my HP DV6 laptop on ubuntu 10.4. Can anyone point me in the right direction?
[11:40] <Geier> alright bodom
[11:41] <shekar> Geier: software called insight3d
[11:41] <classical> Plz someone help me install minitube i download a deb package but have error Error: Dependency is not satisfiable: libqt4-network (>= 4:4.5.3)
[11:41] <classical> then i download source but minitube file does not executing
[11:42] <sacarlson> dave111: you need the kernel header files for the kernel you are using
[11:42] <Soldier> audio microphone http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/jaunty/man1/adintool.1.html
[11:42] <shekar> oCean:software called insight3d please help
[11:42] <rileyp> Hi all im running lucid  quite nicely but when i try to view YouTube videos ifull screen it crashes any ideas ?
[11:43] <classical> i have even try from ppa but E: Couldn't find package minitube
[11:43] <fishbeing> hi,i have a problem with blender_2.53.anybody could help me?(sorry for my poor English : ) )
[11:43] <classical> i have added it in soruce.list and the updated it by apt-get update
[11:44] <shekar> hello please help me how to compile the software insight3d
[11:44] <fishbeing> it is no UI
[11:44] <Soldier> For insight3d it needs java
[11:44] <bodom> Geier: so, no way?
[11:44] <Geier> nothing i know
[11:45] <Geier> always worked for me :(
[11:46] <Geier> shekar: install build-essential and the things mentioned in the README.txt
[11:46] <christa> Is there anything known about a workaround for this bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/554172
[11:46] <christa> its a little bit annoying to have to cups start manually after booting..
[11:46] <shekar> ya but how to use that i should open terminal
[11:47] <christa> maybe re-naming the symbolic link in rc2.d from S50 cups to S99cups might help(?)
[11:47] <Geier> shekar: have you installed that stuff?
[11:47] <shekar> no
[11:48] <Soldier> This should help to compile insight3d http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=2857278&group_id=270681&atid=1151177
[11:48] <shekar> i dont now how to install i am confused :)
[11:48] <Geier> shekar: open a terminal.
[11:49] <shekar> ya i did
[11:49] <Soldier> Oh, sorry then Geier is on his way to helping
[11:49] <sacarlson> shekar: I saw this but look like they had problems too http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=2857278&group_id=270681&atid=1151177
[11:49] <Geier> Soldier: not really
[11:50] <shleda> hi, I have a command like this in a script -> echo 'print "hello" ' | at now <- what would it mean?
[11:50] <mschiff> anyone knows a repo that has x86_64 kernels for x86 lucid?
[11:50] <shekar> i downloaded from insight3d.com
[11:51] <Geier> shekar: oh, that's clear
[11:51] <Geier> but you need the dependencies
[11:51] <Soldier> it is a php start script
[11:51] <Geier> shekar: better ask in a forum. Installing by compilation is __really__ complicated sometimes
[11:51] <Soldier> echo then print commands
[11:52] <hollowcrap> hello
[11:52] <andyn> !hi | hollowcrap
[11:53] <shekar> thankyou very much:)
[11:53] <Soldier> let me try and compile insight3d before i give you bad info
[11:53] <KE1HA> Geier, He's also going to need OpenCV, this particular app is not a simple build.
[11:54] <jatt> which program should I install to connect my laptop to a video projector_
[11:54] <Geier> KE1HA: yeah, and opencv ist apparently not in the repositories, so good luck :(
[11:54] <KE1HA> Geier, No, it's not, it's a build app as well.
[11:55] <dany_> hi all, in english you say "a http request" or "an http request" ?
[11:55] <Soldier> shekar give me the website from where you are downloading insight3d
[11:55] <Soldier> please
[11:55] <shekar> http://insight3d.sourceforge.net/
[11:55] <Soldier> k let me look at this
[11:56] <shirtless> Why did ubuntu move the icons to the left side of the window for lucid?
[11:56] <shirtless> Is shuttleworth a lefty?
[11:56] <Soldier> ok so need help install a .gz file
[11:57] <MWelchUK_work_> Hi guys, can anyone think of a good way of determining the interface of each disk in a system? I.e. I have sd[a-c] one is a SATA drive, one is a PATA drive and one is a USB Falsh drive, I wan't to work out which is which from a script...
[11:57] <Soldier> or compiling then install
[11:57] <littlepenguin> gz is an archive like a zip
[11:57] <shekar> Soldier will u help me
[11:57] <Soldier> shekar as much as i can sure will do whatever possible
[11:57] <shirtless> Soldier: is it a .tar.gz or a .gz
[11:57] <shekar> ok ok thankyou :)
[11:58] <KE1HA> MWelchUK_work_, are all the drives on the same system ?
[11:58] <ezrafree_> anyone know how i can get a Tenda 11N usb wifi adapter to work in ubuntu?
[11:59] <MWelchUK_work_> KE1HA, yup.
[11:59] <KE1HA> MWelchUK_work_, df -hT will give you a claen print, then awk / sed the lines
[11:59] <Somelauw> I can't figure out how to open a certain postscript file. I tried using open-office, but it doesn't work. I can upload the postscript file, if you want me to.
[12:00] <KE1HA> MWelchUK_work_, sridf -hT
[12:00] <p3N7A> ok, back with the same problem, guest OS(win2k3) not playing sound on virtual box, the host OS is ubuntu...
[12:00] <shirtless> Somelauw: what is contained in the postscript file
[12:00] <p3N7A> I tried everything ossible
[12:00] <p3N7A> possible*
[12:00] <MWelchUK_work_> KE1HA, df doesn't give me the interface type, just the filesystem type
[12:01] <Somelauw> shirtless I created it using mpost, if that helps.
[12:01] <KE1HA> MWelchUK_work_, it give you the /dev's right,
[12:01] <Soldier> ok, shekar
[12:01] <KE1HA> MWelchUK_work_, as in /dev/sdx or /dev/sdd1 etc etc
[12:01] <shirtless> Somelauw: Yeah, but what kind of data is it. Is it a book about your dog? What is it
[12:02] <shekar> Soldier are u downloading the software
[12:02] <MWelchUK_work_> KE1HA, I've got the dev's - I need to know which interface each dev uses
[12:02] <littlepenguin> p3n7a have you installed the guest additions??
[12:02] <Soldier> this website of ubuntu will walk you through it https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingEasyHowTo
[12:02] <MWelchUK_work_> i.e., is the disk SATA or PATA or USB
[12:02] <KE1HA> MWelchUK_work_, Ah, ok.. let me tink abt that one fer a min.
[12:02] <Somelauw> shirtless, it was an example for metauml: http://metauml.sourceforge.net/old/faq.html
[12:02] <Soldier> shakar check it out see if you can do it yourself you will need to know how in the future
[12:03] <sacarlson> MWelchUK_work_:  take a look at this package smartmontools
[12:03] <MWelchUK_work_> KE1HA, Not sure it's trivial - there doesn't seem to be anything obvious in /sys/ but I could have missed something.
[12:03] <Soldier> first command sudo checkinstall
[12:03] <p3N7A> littlepenguin:yeah, all vbox related apps in the repo are installed..
[12:03] <Somelauw> shirtless, I followed the compilation step using mpost and it created a file called example.1 but I can't open it.
[12:03] <Rocky> MWelchUK_work_, sda are generally SATA devices (usb/sta harddrivers)
[12:04] <Rocky> do u want to know that info programatically ....
[12:04] <littlepenguin> noo p3n7a that is no meant..if your machine is started check upper menu for the option of "install guest additions"
[12:04] <KE1HA> MWelchUK_work_, well, you know the /dev/sdx is SATA  .. /dev/hdx is IDE and /dev/sdd is USB, but Im not sure about PATA
[12:04] <N3VV3K> hey guys is there a better app than gedit
[12:04] <littlepenguin> n3vv3k for what purpose?
[12:04] <MWelchUK_work_> Rocky, or actually scsi or usb-storage
[12:04] <Rocky> KE1HA, how is /dev/sdd  USB ?
[12:04] <shirtless> Somelauw: you should be able to open it with gv/ghostscript.
[12:05] <shirtless> Somelauw: i googled and it seems like OO is not very good at postscript.
[12:05] <MWelchUK_work_> KE1HA, I don't that;s the point.
[12:05] <KE1HA> Yeah, like plug ins a USB key and it shows as /sdd
[12:05] <Soldier> shekar i did download the software
[12:05] <N3VV3K> just basic stuff i was looking into leafpad
[12:05] <Rocky> KE1HA, it shows up as sdd as u already have sdb/sdc
[12:05] <littlepenguin> p3n7a menu -> vm->guest->install vm tools
[12:06] <KE1HA> MWelchUK_work_, I need to look at that PATA one fer a minute.
[12:06] <Rocky> otherwise it might have showed yuo sdb or sdc
[12:06] <littlepenguin> n3vv3k whats wrong with gedit?
[12:06] <MWelchUK_work_> Rocky, Yes, I need to discover it programatically
[12:06] <p3N7A> littlepenguin:ok, let switch on the vm and do it, give you feedback in a minute
[12:06] <Rocky> MWelchUK_work, what are you targetting. A script to what
[12:06] <littlepenguin> ok p3N7A
[12:06] <MWelchUK_work_> Rocky, yup a script for testing machines.
[12:07] <N3VV3K> nothing really i kinda just want the best of the best of everything
[12:07] <shirtless> N3VV3K: if you want the best editor, it's not leafpad ;)
[12:07] <littlepenguin> n3vv3k that depends on yourself normally
[12:07] <Rocky> do you know if there a defined list of  Drivers that go inot these machines
[12:07] <Rocky> certian brand/make/model/PCI-IDs
[12:07] <N3VV3K> thanks shirtless and littlepenguin what are some of your favorite linux applications?
[12:07] <Soldier> Shekar when you download insight3d there is a file called readme.txt that walks you through how to compile
[12:08] <MWelchUK_work_> Rocky, no, different machines will have different drives and controllers
[12:08] <N3VV3K> im looking for some good desktop widgets
[12:08] <Soldier> put in a folder and right click extract here Shekar
[12:08] <N3VV3K> i didnt really like screenlets
[12:08] <shirtless> N3VV3K: for an editor on ubuntu: gedit for no learning curve, or use Vim or emacs for a powerful editor.
[12:08] <shirtless> Don't bother with underdeveloped reinventions of the wheel
[12:08] <shirtless> seriously
[12:08] <shirtless> use good stuff
[12:09] <N3VV3K> thanks shirtless
[12:09] <KE1HA> Rocky, that maybe becasue I compile the kernel for libat and it makes everything /dev/sd
[12:09] <littlepenguin> n3vv3k mobloquer awn wireshark..editor vim or gedit...virtualbox..and as game pingus :d
[12:10] <Soldier> shekar Makefile and source code is in the "insight3d" subdirectory. There's no configuration, just execute "make" in the "insight3d" subdirectory.
[12:10] <janicko1> Hello, i need a help no set a wireless router. It is being recognised, it even saing that is connected, but i can't connect to internet and when i press on connection information it show me the speed of 54 mb/s, what with wired connection should be 100. And it is ok that with wireless connection it is showing diferent ip?
[12:10] <Rocky> KE1HA, Awhich kernel are you using
[12:10] <N3VV3K> mobloquer works like a charm i use vmware and what do you use wireshark for @ littlepenguin
[12:11] <littlepenguin> n3vv3k network related issues or informations
[12:11] <KE1HA> Right now?
[12:11] <Rocky> generally MAJOR=8 are SATAs
[12:11] <shirtless> janicko1: what kind of wifi configuration do you have b/g/n, wep, wpa?
[12:11] <Rocky> MAJOR=3 are IDEs
[12:11] <littlepenguin> N3VV3K: its a sniffer
[12:11] <KE1HA> right now on this box its a 32-34
[12:12] <sacarlson> MWelchUK_work_:  this does what you want sudo smartctl -i /dev/sda   give vendor and model of hard drives
[12:12] <KE1HA> oops 32-24. not 34
[12:12] <littlepenguin> N3VV3K: also etherape is usefull
[12:12] <N3VV3K> sorry
[12:12] <andyn> ethe-rape
[12:12] <janicko1> shirtless: actually i need help with that, i have no idea what to set there and how to get that information
[12:12] <Matthes_> someone here who can help me with my sound problem? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1550869
[12:12] <Somelauw> shirtless, I tried ghostscript, but it gave me an error.
[12:12] <shirtless> Somelauw: what was the error?
[12:13] <Somelauw> http://pastebin.com/asMzJedV
[12:13] <Matthes_> oops, wrong link
[12:13] <N3VV3K> is that for penetration lottle penguin
[12:13] <Matthes_> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1550797
[12:13] <littlepenguin> no N3VV3K etherape shows to what hosts your machine is connecting
[12:13] <KE1HA> sacarlson, but if ya throw SCSI in the mix, it falls over. MWelchUK_work_ is right, this isn't straight forward.
[12:13] <Rocky> KE1HA, u can base your login on MAJOR numbers I guess
[12:13] <N3VV3K> ic
[12:14] <Rocky>  MAJOR=8 are SATAs && MAJOR=3 are IDEs
[12:14] <MWelchUK_work_> Rocky, usb-storage devices seem to get enumerated as major 8 as well
[12:14] <sacarlson> KE1HA:  MWelchUK_work_  it may not do all of them but it's a start
[12:15] <Niglop> If i have a 2 harddrives and 2 monitors next to eachother, is there a way i can make the monitors share the same mouse?
[12:15] <MWelchUK_work_> KE1HA, Gnomes Disk Utility can display the "Fabric" of a Host Adapter.
[12:15] <Niglop> 2 different os's
[12:15] <littlepenguin> N3VV3K: you could get app informations through freshmeat.net, linuxappfinder.com, fossfor.us
[12:15] <p3N7A> littlepenguin:no effect...sound still not playing..
[12:15] <ClearFist> jado:
[12:15] <[nrx]> Niglop, you want a KVM
[12:15] <ClearFist> meinst das klingt so zu schmalzig?
[12:15] <pushdown> how can i install KDE 4.5 in Ubuntu
[12:16] <littlepenguin> p3N7A: what settings have you chosen thorugh vbox menu?
[12:16] <Niglop> whats a KVM [nrx] ?
[12:16] <[nrx]> Niglop, http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=define%3A+kvm&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-GB:official&client=firefox-a
[12:16] <N3VV3K> your awesome littlepenguin
[12:16] <shirtless> Somelauw: Can you PM me a link to the file?
[12:16] <littlepenguin> :d N3VV3K
[12:16] <Niglop> is it an object or what [nrx] ?
[12:17] <Rocky> MWelchUK_work, beacuse usb is emulated SCSI
[12:17] <[nrx]> It's a physical piece of hardware.
[12:17] <KE1HA> MWelchUK_work_, Yeah, but I dont know how to export the data it pulls.
[12:17] <Niglop> where could I get such a thing [nrx]
[12:17] <shirtless> radioshack
[12:17] <KE1HA> at least froma command-line where you could port it to a script.
[12:17] <[nrx]> Google for it. Ebuyer, Radioshack, Maplin, e-bay, etc.
[12:17] <MWelchUK_work_> KE1HA, :-) I know it's frustrating isn't it!
[12:18] <KE1HA> MWelchUK_work_, It's gonna keep me awake fer sure :-)
[12:18] <p3N7A> littlepenguin: I use "Pulse Audio " and "PulseAudio"
[12:18] <Niglop> is this it [nrx]  http://cgi.ebay.com/4-Port-USB-KVM-Switch-Box-cables-USB-VGA-keyboard-mouse-/310235211303?pt=COMP_EN_Networking_Components#ht_4100wt_1139
[12:18] <littlepenguin> ok p3n7a is sound card found in guest system??
[12:18] <[nrx]> Yes
[12:18] <N3VV3K> i could never download from dc++ does it suck
[12:18] <N3VV3K> who uses it
[12:18] <shekar> Soldier i did not get
[12:19] <Soldier> Shekar ok first you have to sudo apt-get install build-essential checkinstall
[12:19] <zodihax> i got this wierd problem.. im about to install some drivers, so i unpack them with tar -xvzf and then try to execute configure with "./configure".. which says it cant be done - what's wrong? im certain it has something to do with permissions - i just cant sort it out
[12:19] <zodihax> it says: "sh: Can't open ./configure"
[12:19] <Soldier> hit yes when it tells you
[12:20] <Soldier> or type y
[12:20] <shekar> should i open terminals
[12:20] <Soldier> enter
[12:20] <Soldier> yes
[12:20] <KE1HA> MWelchUK_work_, well, my best "guess" and that's all it is at this point, is your gonna have to do a series of (if, else) statements and check for null values.
[12:20] <littlepenguin> zodihax: is there a configure script in this folder?
[12:20] <Soldier> do you know where your download of insight3d is
[12:20] <Niglop> [nrx]» would having 2 monitors/harddrives running use a lot of power?
[12:20] <ab415> I have a folder containing 2 file types. I want to transfer all .nef files. What command would i use?
[12:20] <andyn> zodihax: are you sure you cd'd into the directory in which that script resides?
[12:20] <shirtless> zodihax: is configure in your current directory when you type that?
[12:20] <KE1HA> if it's a null value, then you not a Device iType is not connected.
[12:20] <[nrx]> Niglop, not really.
[12:20] <Yud_Zroc> is the netbook edition good for normal laptops also?
[12:20] <zodihax> yes, there is.. i can open it if I use sudo ./configure.. but then I cant install it (gives me errors)
[12:21] <KE1HA> Whop, then you Know it's not.
[12:21] <[nrx]> Niglop, forgive me for saying.. but you don't seem to be the most tecnically savvy... why do you need two pc's running?
[12:21] <shirtless> zodihax: cd .. sudo rm -rf ./thatdir && tar xvzf file.tar.gz again.
[12:21] <shirtless> zodihax: don't untar it as root
[12:21] <littlepenguin> zodihax what app you want to compile?
[12:21] <Niglop> [nrx]» I am big on tech, I am just not good with hardware ATM :p I will be using it to run windows/linux simultaneously
[12:22] <zodihax> its a driver for my xfi soundcard.. ill try to do what you said shirtless, thanks (i didnt untar as root tho)
[12:22] <shekar> Soldier should i open the terminals
[12:22] <shirtless> zodihax: well if you didn't, you might need to chmod 755 configure
[12:22] <N3VV3K> damn littlepenguin your the shit they have so many apps that arent in the software center
[12:22] <[nrx]> Niglop, why don't you just run virtual machines then? I piece of hardware, 2 monitors and VM's
[12:22] <nio> hello all
[12:22] <shirtless> zodihax: also check if you're using bash, that might be a problem, but I'm not sure.
[12:22] <shirtless> ls -l /bin/sh
[12:22] <Soldier> Yes open terminal one
[12:22] <Niglop> [nrx]» I will be using linux as my full time operating system, and windows for other things such as sony vegas/music editing
[12:23] <nio> i need to unsquashfs kernel which is lzma compressed
[12:23] <[nrx]> Niglop, fair enough.
[12:23] <nio> could not  find any solution any help guys
[12:23] <Niglop> [nrx]» I dont think virtual machines will handle sony vegas very well :p
[12:23] <Mjuksel> hi guys
[12:23] <littlepenguin> yep N3VV3K ..there is a lot of stuff which is helpfull..
[12:23] <[nrx]> Niglop, if your pc's well specced enough, no reason why not ;)
[12:23] <Mjuksel> i have an error when checking for updates
[12:24] <Niglop> :P
[12:24] <Mjuksel> 2 ppas are not found, can i delete these in ubuntu tweak ?
[12:24] <KE1HA> MWelchUK_work_, Just a though, grep dmesg for the known drives you have and see how you can pull the controller info out for the respective drives.
[12:24] <jatt> which software do I need to connect my laptop to a video projector?
[12:24] <[nrx]> jatt, nothing. Just a cable.
[12:24] <MWelchUK_work_> KE1HA, Yeah - think I might have to resort to that. Cheers.
[12:24] <littlepenguin> jatt nothing because it will be treated as a monitor
[12:25] <Yud_Zroc> Will Ubuntu Netbook edition still work on normal laptops with normal functionality or faster?
[12:25] <zodihax> shirtless, after doing chmod 755 i was able to execute configure, but it gives me the following error: "configure: error: cannot find sources (src/ctalsa/ctalsa_main.c) in . or .."
[12:25] <pradeep> hello everyone
[12:25] <jatt> littlepenguin: thanks, I tried yesterday in a company meeting
[12:25] <KE1HA> MWelchUK_work_, problem is, New Kernels are treating IDE as SATA, and it's gettign real confusing as to what is real and what's transformed. Same with PATA
[12:25] <vita`> Hi all, I am wanting to pick someones brains for a simple (hopefully) issue I am having installing ubuntu server-10.04-i386
[12:25] <jatt> I connected my laptop (runs ubuntu) with the projector but it wasn't automatically recognized
[12:25] <[nrx]> vita`, just ask, don't ask to ask :)
[12:26] <alec_> im trying to transfer all of one file type from a folder containing different file types. what command do i use?
[12:26] <jatt> my laptop has buttons to switch to the projector, it works on windows 7
[12:26] <vita`> hehe, sorry :) didnt want to directly inturrupt the current convo
[12:26] <jatt> I pressed those buttons but it didn't work under ubuntu
[12:26] <jatt> that's why I am asking if a special software needs to be installed.
[12:26] <littlepenguin> jatt then try to set 2nd monitor through grafics properties..also there could be a fn+a key on your laptop to activate the other vgaoutput
[12:26] <littlepenguin> but depends on laptop modell
[12:27] <Somelauw> shirtless, here it comes
[12:27] <vita`> My installation is stopping on starting up the partitioner.... scanning disks   at 43%
[12:27] <shirtless> Somelauw: you mean by DCC?
[12:27] <vita`> I have left it for apx 5 hours, but its not going further
[12:27] <shirtless> Somelauw: It won't work, because I'm behind a firewall.
[12:27] <alec_> jatt: dont know about your laptop specifically, but try going into system>preferences>monitor
[12:27] <jatt> littlepenguin: yes I tried the fn+f4 which  has this icon for external monitor
[12:27] <Fudge> how can i  apt-get remove gnome? not sure how to look for installed packages
[12:27] <littlepenguin> ok jatt and in ubuntu desktop properties for your grafics crad ??
[12:27] <jatt> oh I see
[12:28] <janicko1> need help to find my wep key
[12:28] <jatt> there is a button detect monitors
[12:28] <sacarlson> KE1HA: smartctl supports ATA-3 and later ATA, IDE and  SCSI-3 hard  drives.
[12:28] <nio> i am using ubuntu 8.04 lts hardy do i have to patch squashfs with lzma to decompile the squashfs image
[12:28] <Somelauw> shirtless, wait I'll upload
[12:28] <jatt> currently the laptop is not connected to a projector but I guess I do need to click on "Detect monitors" so I can use it
[12:28] <KE1HA> sacarlson, understand, but he needs to identidy the controller associated with a particular drive.
[12:29] <KE1HA> That could be as many as 4x diffrent "real" controllers in a single box.
[12:29] <littlepenguin> jatt beamer needs to be connected and powerd on
[12:29] <KE1HA> That being, SCSI, IDE, PATA, or even PCI now with SDD's
[12:30] <jatt> littlepenguin: sure, thanks for your suggestions, I will try it in my next company meeting!
[12:30] <Somelauw> shirtless, my upload-site doesn't work, but since it is readable as text, I pastebin'd it: http://www.pastebin.org/478700
[12:30] <shirtless> Somelauw: that's best anyway
[12:32] <KE1HA> MWelchUK_work_, sacarlson you know, probably the best guys to ask this question to  is the Kernel Dev guys, they know this stuff inside out.
[12:33] <vita`> has anyone come accross the "starting up the partitioner..." issue with server-10.04
[12:33] <vita`> I have tried two seperate machines / hardware and am frazzled
[12:33] <alec_> can anybody help, im trying to transfer all .nef files to a separate folder, im not sure how i enter the command so that it transfers all of that file type.
[12:33] <MWelchUK_work_> KE1HA, sacarlson, I'll have a bit more of a poke first you've given me a few more hints cheers.
[12:34] <Ghostly> for some reason the grub menu doesn't show up afeter i have installed ubuntu, only the grub command line does
[12:34] <littlepenguin> alec cp /sourcefolder/*.nef    /targetfolder
[12:34] <KE1HA> MWelchUK_work_, If you get the answer, let us know :-)
[12:34] <alec_> thanks little penguin.
[12:34] <MWelchUK_work_> KE1HA, Will do (and right up a page on my website!)
[12:34] <shekar> Soldier please help should i open terminals
[12:35] <pradeep> in my office i use the LAN here and it is on dhcp too, but still i cant surf the internet but other windows computers can surf the internet on my network dont really know what is wrong here. i can ping the router but cant ping external addresses like eg. www.google.com, www.yahoo.com what can i do please...
[12:35] <KE1HA> MWelchUK_work_, Good Idea L-)
[12:36] <Wolphie> pradeep, check with your network admin whether or not you use a proxy.
[12:36] <pradeep> funny enuf i am the net admin
[12:36] <pradeep> lol
[12:37] <littlepenguin> pradeep maybe some dns issue?
[12:37] <cre> hello
[12:37] <DasEi> pradeep: check your firewall settings, f.e. by firestarter
[12:37] <pradeep> but windows computer are working well
[12:37] <sacarlson> pradeep: it could be your office doesn't want you to surf the internet and are filtering all but some IP address access to it.
[12:37] <Wolphie> pradeep: and you're positive you don't use a proxy on the Windows machines? DNS issues would be unlikely if you're able to ping google etc.. reliably.
[12:38] <pradeep> yes
[12:38] <pradeep> i dont use a proxy
[12:38] <Wolphie> pradeep: do you use iptables or any kind of firewall on linux?
[12:38] <cre> I have a core i5 750 with 8GB RAM...I want ubuntu-10.04-desktop-amd64.iso?
[12:38] <jpds> cre: Yes.
[12:38] <DasEi> cre: yupp
[12:38] <pradeep> vsat - modem- cisco 1800 router- switch- computers
[12:38] <cre> DasEi / jpds: thank you!
[12:38] <pradeep> nope
[12:39] <pradeep> that is d layout
[12:39] <pradeep> but when i did this $route add default gw <IP_ADDRESS>
[12:40] <pradeep> it worked but when ever i restart i would have to run the command again
[12:40] <DasEi> !firestarter | pradeep
[12:41] <goten> I want to learn ubuntu gnome development suggest me how to start
[12:41] <Wolphie> pradeep: you need to open up the network settings for ubuntu and add the route there.
[12:41] <Wolphie> pradeep: although I don't really understand why you should if DHCP is set-up correctly
[12:41] <littlepenguin> goten reading a developement book :D
[12:41] <pradeep> Wolphie, how do i go about it
[12:41] <sacarlson> pradeep: oh so what is the default gateway address before you add that one manualy?
[12:42] <goten> littlepenguin, Can u be more specify
[12:42] <sed`> is there a GUI way to set the HTTP proxy to be used by apt?
[12:42] <zino> What's the recommended method for testing gdm themes in Lucid? gtmthemetester seems to have disappeared from the distribution.
[12:42] <littlepenguin> ok goten 1 mom pls i will look for sthg
[12:42] <Wolphie> pradeep: it should be under System > Network
[12:42] <pradeep> sacarlson, <IP_ADDRESS>
[12:43] <goten> littlepenguin, Okay sure
[12:43] <sacarlson> pradeep: so if it was already there why would you have to add it?
[12:43] <philinux> sed`: system>prefs>network proxy
[12:43] <DasEi> zino: for all kinds of experimental stuff I use vm's
[12:43] <littlepenguin> goten http://developer.gnome.org/doc/GGAD/ggad.html
[12:43] <DasEi> !virtualbox | zino
[12:43] <sed`> philinux: i only want a proxy for Apt though, not other applications
[12:43] <elky> littlepenguin, can you please type the full words, I'm having trouble understanding you.
[12:43] <philinux> sed`: as far as I know thats it.
[12:43] <Ghostly> for some reason the grub menu doesn't show up afeter i have installed ubuntu, only the grub command line does
[12:44] <sacarlson> pradeep: I'm not sure why you dhcp isn't working but sounds like a solution would be to setup a static address and route by changeing /etc/network/interfaces
[12:44] <goten> littlepenguin, Okay thanks
[12:44] <littlepenguin> elky???
[12:44] <littlepenguin> what you mean elky?
[12:44] <Wolphie> pradeep: I'd try sacarlson's suggestion.
[12:44] <pradeep> sacarlson, i think it has to do with my laptop
[12:44] <zino> That would work of course. Thanks. But I think figuring out Xnest will be faster then.
[12:44] <pradeep> cos every other system works fine on the network
[12:44] <sed`> littlepenguin: probably "pls", "sthg" and "mom"
[12:45] <littlepenguin> ah ok sed...i understand..
[12:45] <littlepenguin> ok = okay
[12:45] <littlepenguin> :D
[12:45] <vita`> Hmm, could the issue I am having with the instalation of 10.04 partitioner/checking disks halting at 43% be because I am using a 32bit system (I am using the 32bit version)
[12:45] <pradeep> i have about 80 systems on the work
[12:45] <pradeep> network* and all are working just fine
[12:46] <elky> littlepenguin, yes as sed said. thanks :)
[12:46] <shirtless> Somelauw: I think I found a solution for this
[12:46] <shirtless> Somelauw: install texlive-fonts-recommended
[12:46] <shirtless> i'm trying that
[12:46] <shirtless> By the way, what is this metapost thing?
[12:46] <sacarlson> time for a beer. catch you all later.
[12:46] <shirtless> I might be interested
[12:46] <phoenix_> can anyone help problems related to kde. there is no one the kubuntu and kde channels
[12:48] <shirtless> phoenix_: i can probably show you how to fix your own problem, if you give me enough information.
[12:48] <phoenix_> shirtless: i am having problems with the font anti aliasing
[12:48] <pradeep> Wolphie, sacarlson http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/tTtQuZj0
[12:49] <shirtless> phoenix_: In what part of the UI? Qt widgets?
[12:49] <phoenix_> shirtless: i enabled the anti aliasing and every app looks good excepy browsers
[12:49] <shirtless> Oh!
[12:49] <shirtless> phoenix_: and your browser is mozilla firefox, right?
[12:49] <pradeep> but when i run the command i get this
[12:49] <jayeola> how does one restart X on ubuntu? /etc/init.d/gdm restart tells me some cr** about upstart
[12:50] <phoenix_> shirtless: chrome.does chrome overide the kde settings
[12:50] <shirtless> phoenix_: is chrome written in Qt?
[12:50] <shirtless> phoenix_: if its not, your KDE anti-alias settings don't apply to it.
[12:50] <phoenix_> shirtless: no gtk
[12:50] <littlepenguin> jayeola log out
[12:50] <shirtless> phoenix_: that's why
[12:50] <shirtless> phoenix_: you need to set font and anti-aliasing settings in your gtkrc.
[12:50] <littlepenguin> jayeola: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[12:51] <phoenix_> shirtless: i will check if there is a setting for the gtk apps
[12:51] <littlepenguin> jayeola: log out would do a restart or the command..
[12:51] <shirtless> phoenix_: there might be, but if not ~/.gtkrc* will be the file to edit.
[12:51] <pradeep> Wolphie, sacarlson http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/bXZq3GFc
[12:52] <pradeep> did you see the difference
[12:52] <jayeola> http://pastebin.ca/1916350
[12:52] <jayeola> grrr
[12:52] <phoenix_> shirtless: i will examine that file now
[12:52] <andrew_gowa> hey...
[12:53] <littlepenguin> jayeola: sudo service gdm restart
[12:53] <KE1HA> jayeola, just curious are you really using "root" as the user?
[12:54] <andrew_gowa> http://tinyurl.com/239a2ck
[12:54] <havarnov> hi, just install 9.10 and installed correct drivers to my graphic card(gma500 :( ) and everything works! But can I know update without doing anything or do I need to run some config again?
[12:54] <MWelchUK_work_> havarnov, that would depend on how you installed the drivers.
[12:55] <jayeola> not using root, i just wanna fix this error.... .xsession-errors file
[12:55] <jayeola> http://pastebin.ca/1916351
[12:56] <philinux> havarnov: update manager will pop up with anything new. Sit back and enjoy
[12:57] <littlepenguin> jayeola: start in recovery mode and rename in home folder .config to .config_old..after a restart it should get rebuild
[12:57] <havarnov> MWelchUK_work_: i followed this guide: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsVideoCardsPoulsbo/
[12:58] <philinux> havarnov: Or just run update manager manually anytime you want
[12:58] <webwanderer> hi folks, i need to make nautilus mount one of my partition with write permission for normal user. How may I do this?
[12:59] <havarnov> philinux: are you sure? I'm not sure but I think I remember from last time i installed ubuntu that there where some trouble when i took a full update....
[12:59] <rileyp>  youtube crashes when I select full screen
[12:59] <KE1HA> havarnov, if you installed 9.10, there's lots of updates, probably would hurt, either through Update manager or terminal, so update and dist-upgradeupdate dist.
[12:59] <rileyp> running lucid and intel vga
[12:59] <jayeola>  littlepenguin , this is a new install. a new user would have no clue what to do. neither do i ;-)
[12:59] <MWelchUK_work_> havarnov, since they are packaged by Ubuntu rather than installed from source or a random script, they will probably be OK.
[12:59] <eldar> anyone got the mic on their creative x-fi card working? sound works perfectly, mic doesnt..
[12:59] <philinux> havarnov: I update when update manager pops up no problem. nVidia 8600GT
[12:59] <KE1HA> sri .. sudo apt-get update .. then .. sudo apt-get upgrade
[13:00] <rileyp> and on another lucid and nvidia 5600
[13:00] <KE1HA> or dist-upgrade which ever you prefer.
[13:00] <jayeola> littlepenguin: also i ran mv .config config.bak and this still happens
[13:00] <havarnov> philinux: yeah, but my graphic card is a pain in the ass. I special case....
[13:00] <Somelauw> shirtless, I tried install texlive-fonts-recommended, but it told me I already have the latest version.
[13:01] <littlepenguin> ok jayeola when its a fresh install its right..that would not change sthg..stop gmd and type sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[13:01] <philinux> havarnov: In that case use synaptic to pin the version so it wont upgrade
[13:01] <afeijo> hi guys, how can I update phpmyadmin that ubuntu install? it is quite old
[13:01] <littlepenguin> jayeola: sthg=something
[13:01] <afeijo> apt-get should do it, but didnt
[13:01] <Ginbun2> is there a way to automount all my hd drives when I log into gnome?
[13:01] <KE1HA> havarnov, understand, probaby best to use the update manager then, and select what you want updated.
[13:03] <KE1HA> afeijo, try going through the Package Manager itself v.s. terminal if you can.
[13:03] <afeijo> KE1HA: I'm using terminal
[13:03] <afeijo> but I believe the package has not been updated :( they do it very rarely
[13:04] <MWelchUK_work_> afeijo, Which version of Ubuntu are you using
[13:04] <KE1HA> afeijo, what version you using ?
[13:04] <h0f1ul> i need help...
[13:04] <afeijo> 2.6.28-19-generic
[13:04] <KE1HA> afeijo, better yet, sudo apt-cache policy phpmyadmin
[13:05] <MWelchUK_work_> afeijo, run "lsb_release -d"
[13:05] <afeijo>  4:3.1.2-1 0
[13:05] <afeijo>         500 http://br.archive.ubuntu.com jaunty/universe Packages
[13:05] <afeijo> 9.04
[13:05] <afeijo> oops
[13:05] <FloodBot2> afeijo: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:05] <afeijo> sorry about the flood
[13:06] <afeijo> I need to upgrade my ubuntu then...
[13:06] <KE1HA> afeijo, latest is <IP_ADDRESS> so your not too far off.
[13:06] <Ghostly> for some reason the grub menu doesn't show up after i have installed ubuntu, only the grub command line does shows up
[13:06] <afeijo> KE1HA: yeah I'm running 9.04, I will execute the update
[13:06] <KE1HA> MWelchUK_work_, is for the UB version.
[13:06] <afeijo> do I need to update to 9.10, then 10.04 ?
[13:07] <eldar> anyone got the mic on their creative x-fi card working? sound works perfectly, mic doesnt..
[13:07] <iceroot> afeijo: yes
[13:07] <philinux> Ghostly: Is the the grub_rescue prompt ?
[13:07] <afeijo> iceroot: thanks
[13:07] <alazyworkaholic> I have 2 disks & want to dual boot ubuntu & windows using raid 1 for both operating systems. Is it possible to make ubuntu mdadm &/or dmraid work nicely with a raid 1 windows setup?
[13:07] <afeijo> iceroot: with this? sudo apt-get install update-manager-core
[13:07] <DasEi> afeijo: might be less stressy to do a fresh install after a backup
[13:07] <iceroot> !upgrade | afeijo
[13:08] <bihari> i have a problem i have installed ubuntu lucid on my system  problem is when i run this ubuntu for 30 mins automatically system get frezz it stuck off and screen become unlcear pictures become irritating i dont know why
[13:08] <iceroot> alazyworkaholic: hardware-raid windows is using?
[13:08] <KE1HA> afeijo, depends, if <IP_ADDRESS>.1 is in the repor's for 9.04, then probably not as the deps should be met also, if not then you may have to if you want it real bad.
[13:08] <Ghostly> philinux:no only grub command line that you usally can get by pressing some key
[13:08] <iceroot> alazyworkaholic: or fake/software-raid?
[13:08] <KE1HA> afeijo, is there a specific reason you need the next version up ?
[13:09] <philinux> Ghostly: Is only ubuntu installed on the machine?
[13:09] <bihari> i have a problem i have installed ubuntu lucid on my system  problem is when i run this ubuntu for 30 mins automatically system get frezz it stuck off and screen become unlcear pictures become irritating  and then when i restart  my processor will sto working i dont know why
[13:09] <afeijo> KE1HA: I like to be always up to date, with everything I use
[13:09] <MWelchUK_work_> afeijo, That's the latest version packaged for 9.04. To get a newer version either upgrade to 10.04 (to get 4:3.3.2-1) or uninstall it from the package manager and manually install the latest version from source. It will clearly not be controlled via the package manager after that and if an update breaks it, you get to keep the pieces...
[13:09] <philinux> Ghostly: which version of ubuntu
[13:09] <alazyworkaholic> iceroot: THanks for answering. I'm talking about the fakeraid that came with the motherboard that I can use with windows.
[13:09] <KE1HA> afeijo, understand, same here, but you may have to add allot of things you dont need to get it, but if it's a bug or feature need, that's diffrent.
[13:09] <Ghostly> phillinux: no i have a second harddrive with windows xp and i use ubuntu 10.04
[13:10] <iceroot> alazyworkaholic: you can also use the fakeraid with linux
[13:10] <afeijo> KE1HA: that ubuntu was 8.04, I upgraded it up to 9.04 some time ago... its time to do it again :)
[13:10] <iceroot> !fakeraid | alazyworkaholic
[13:10] <afeijo> downloading 1272M lol
[13:10] <justSimplyBob> good morning everyone
[13:11] <Ghostly> philinux: no i have a second harddrive with windows xp and i use ubuntu 10.04
[13:11] <alazyworkaholic> iceroot: Ubuntu's my main OS, but I have to keep windows around. With one disk I've been able to read/write to win using ntfs-3g. I want to put another disk in the computer & I'm wondering if I'll be able to have both OSes running raid 1, & keep the ability to read/write to ntfs from ubuntu.
[13:11] <KE1HA> afeijo, roger that, if it were me, I'd do a clean install after backup, 1x upgrade is ok, but your looking at going up two and that cna cause issues in the long run.
[13:11] <DasEi> alazyworkaholic: you can first install win on that fake, let's say half of disk space of 1 drive, then afterwards ubuntu.. where you can decide if you want to use fakeraid (little tricky installation) or use softraid (more reliable, really jus slightly slower on recent cpu's)
[13:11] <KE1HA> but, tix up to you of course.
[13:12] <afeijo> I'll try the upgrade, if anything weird come up I do a clean install
[13:12] <classical> why html5 does not work on chrome ?  its in flash
[13:12] <classical> i have latest chrome
[13:12] <KE1HA> afeijo, well we're hre if ya need anything.
[13:12] <afeijo> thanks!
[13:12] <havarnov> if i make a new user, how do i give him the same sudo rights as the user made under installation have?
[13:12] <classical> 5.0.375.126
[13:12] <DasEi> havarnov: man visudo
[13:13] <DasEi> havarnov: use this command to edit the sudoers file
[13:13] <alazyworkaholic> DasEi: do you mean first install win onto fakeraid using half of BOTH disks? Then install Ubuntu using either mdadm or dmraid?
[13:13] <philinux> Ghostly: I would reinstall grub from a live cd. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2
[13:13] <DasEi> alazyworkaholic: yes
[13:13] <Oct> Ohai
[13:14] <Ghostly> philinux: i have tried that several times to no awail
[13:14] <Oct> Does anyone know if upstart is compatible with logrotate ?
[13:14] <Gangrel> hello all
[13:14] <DasEi> alazyworkaholic: say you got 2 times 100 gb,  so win on 50 and ubu on 50 (or whatever relation you want)
[13:14] <bihari> can any one tell me how to test a system hardwqare
[13:14] <bihari> hardware
[13:14] <alazyworkaholic> DasEi: mdadm is slower than dmraid? Do you know if I'd be able to read/write to the windows half?
[13:15] <Gangrel> anyone can help me on setting up an ad-hoc wireless network because the guides i have found are not working
[13:15] <philinux> Ghostly: Does XP boot? Run this script from the livecd. http://sourceforge.net/projects/bootinfoscript/
[13:15] <eldar> anyone got the mic on their creative x-fi card working? sound works perfectly, mic doesnt..
[13:15] <DasEi> alazyworkaholic: will be, by dmraid, but as said dmraid with the last lucidinstaller was tricky, idk if it is fixed meanwhile
[13:15]  * antivirtel is away: work
[13:16] <Ghostly> philinux: yes i have no problems booting xp if i change the boot the drive windows is on
[13:16] <janicko> I need help to set my wireless router
[13:16] <guillaume> what do you want exactly janicko
[13:16] <iceroot> alazyworkaholic: i dont see a problem
[13:16] <DasEi> alazyworkaholic: there is a trick : use the alternate karmic installer, set up the raid, after that is done, proceed with lucid cd (dmraid)
[13:16] <guillaume> which kind of router you have
[13:16] <philinux> Ghostly: The script will reveal all.
[13:17] <alazyworkaholic> DasEi: if there's a dmraid problem with 10.04 it ought to be fixed by 10.10?
[13:17] <Somelauw> Since shirtless disappeared, I will ask my question again.
[13:17] <Somelauw> I have a postscript file, but I can't open it. Here is it's source: http://pastebin.com/asMzJedV Here is the error message: http://www.pastebin.org/478700
[13:17] <DasEi> alazyworkaholic: you can look at the changelog, maybe it's done
[13:18] <Ghostly> philinux: ok will try that
[13:18] <janicko> guillaume: ubuntu recognize my wireless router, it even say it is connected, but i cant browse on internet and in connection information it say it have spee 53mb/s but in wired connection i have 100. So i need to help to set it properly
[13:18] <nio> i am using ubuntu 8.04 lts hardy do i have to patch squashfs with lzma to decompile the squashfs image
[13:18] <dinosaurvskitten> gnucash seems more geared toward day to day use. Are there any decent budget applications that are more for long term planning, "what if I save x%" scenarios?
[13:18] <philinux> Ghostly: Use this to post back the results.txt http://filebin.ca/
[13:18] <guillaume> I have a problem for something, I have a laptop (ACER) with a camera and a mircophone inscrusted. The camera is working correctly, however the microphone is not working, there is nothing, why?
[13:19] <DasEi> janicko: does ifconfig provide this info on the wired internet ?
[13:19] <Ghostly> !paste
[13:19] <janicko> DasEi: let me check
[13:20] <alazyworkaholic> DasEi: / iceroot: how about reliability? I've gone through a lot of forum posts but didn't get a good answer. What are the chances of data getting corrupted because of a crash, failure to resume from suspend, bad program, or any of the other things that would make me push the reset button?
[13:20] <guillaume> someone has an ideo for the microphone of my laptop, it's not working
[13:20] <guillaume> maybe its a problem of drivers
[13:20] <guillaume> cos my camera is okey
[13:21] <MohShami> hey guys, I have a 3 year old AMD64 3600+, which can't play 1080p movies except in windows, I read that the new cards from nvidia have support for decoding those movies, will that work on ubuntu, if so, can someone recommend a "cheap" card for me?
[13:21] <DasEi> alazyworkaholic: on a raid have a much fairer chance concerning hardwarefailures, but corruption of fs due to wrong handling makes no difference
[13:21] <janicko> DasEi: it wrote down stuff but i do not understand that
[13:22] <guillaume> Someone could help me?
[13:22] <DasEi> janicko: sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[13:22] <littlepenguin> what is the irc command to diable login/out messages in here?
[13:22] <DasEi> janicko: ifconfig | pastebinit             ,give url here
[13:22] <DasEi> guillaume: haven't read your question, again ?
[13:23] <KE1HA> alazyworkaholic, If high reliability and date integrity are the primary concerns, HW-Raid is the industry standard, if that's an option.
[13:23] <philinux> littlepenguin: which chat client?
[13:23] <slow-motion> hi
[13:23] <KE1HA> Date Integrity*
[13:24] <DasEi> KE1HA: ;-)raid5
[13:24] <abhijit> hiyaa!!!
[13:24] <abhijit> :)
[13:24] <KE1HA> DasEi, At least RAID-5 if not 10
[13:24] <DasEi> as we all do, hehe
[13:24] <guillaume> DasEu: I've a laptop, and on my laptop i've a camera and a microphone incrusted. My camera is working correctly, however, my microphone is not! Nevertheless, when I plug an headphone, with a microphone, I can speak and I heard my voice when I do a test call on Skype or MSN
[13:24] <janicko> DasEi:http://pastebin.com/wSbYZi1A
[13:25] <twoten> the 10.04 installer put grub on the wrong drive, how can I write the grub bootloader onto the correct mbr?
[13:25] <abhijit> !fixgrub | twobitsp1ite
[13:25] <guillaume> DaSEi: It's just my incrusted microphone who is not working :s
[13:25] <abhijit> !fixgrub | twoten
[13:25] <alazyworkaholic> DasEi: I'm going to go for raid 1 because I want faster reads & some protection against a hard disk mechanical failure, but I have had to reset far too often thanks to some bad programs & would like to know if raid would actually Increase!? my chances of data corruption cuz the disks might not match due to crashes, cpu overheating, etc... i.e. all bad things besides hard drive mechanical failure.
[13:25] <littlepenguin> philinux: freenode webchat ...
[13:25] <twoten> sweeet!
[13:26] <littlepenguin> philinux: its a website which lets me in here...isnt there a command for irc instead of a setting in the client?
[13:26] <Ghostly> philinux: http://filebin.ca/fkqqay/RESULTS.txt
[13:26] <DasEi> alazyworkaholic: the fact is that it writes to both disks, but apart from complicating things that itself won't touch corruption
[13:26] <guillaume> too much thing to read for u lol
[13:26] <iromli> is libavahi-discover removed in lucid?
[13:26] <alazyworkaholic> KE1HA: thanks. Unfortunately hw-raid's not an option. Between dmraid & mdadm, what's best for data integrity?
[13:27] <iceroot> littlepenguin: /ignore #ubuntu JOINS PARTS
[13:27] <littlepenguin> thx iceroot
[13:27] <iceroot> littlepenguin: but that is client-side, this example was for irssi
[13:27] <KE1HA> alazyworkaholic, Good quesiton, unfortunately, no easy to answer, as either one could be better in a given enviroment.
[13:27] <Niglop> what is the difference between the default xchat-gnome that comes with ubuntu and normal xchat?
[13:27] <Roey> http://pastebin.org/444819  <--- hey why do I get this when I try to apt-get dist-uprade, and how can I fix it?
[13:27] <DasEi> janicko: looks good, apart from a far too less throughput
[13:27] <littlepenguin> yes iceroot found that site also with the explaining..ignore is unknown command on server+
[13:28] <DasEi> janicko: sudo apt-get install ethtool
[13:28] <iceroot> littlepenguin: use a real client, e.g. xchat
[13:28] <DasEi> janicko: sudo ethtool eth0 | pastebinit
[13:28] <littlepenguin> iceroot yes if i could i would do..im at work atm
[13:28] <iceroot> littlepenguin: ah ok, then i think you have to live with the "spam" here :(
[13:29] <pietro_> hi, following site guide for creating bootable USB stick I went to point 6. That's it! When the process completes, you'll be ready to restart your computer and begin installing Ubuntu. - But after announced 4 minutes process I see progress window with Creatopn of persistent file, 100% done. And nothing all. I see this window for 2 hours now. Something went wrong. What can I do now? tnx
[13:29] <guillaume> Noone could help me? :s My laptop mircophone is not working
[13:29] <DasEi> Niglop: eye kandy, better integration in the desktop, smoother apperance
[13:29] <abhijit> !sound | guillaume
[13:29] <littlepenguin> ok iceroot..
[13:29] <Niglop> DasEi» which
[13:29] <pietro_> *Creation
[13:29] <janicko> DasEi:http://pastebin.com/ZNj3bc2p
[13:29] <guillaume> thanks you guys
[13:29] <guillaume> will try
[13:30] <DasEi> Niglop: gnome-xchat
[13:30] <philinux> Ghostly: As you can see you got legacy grub in the mbr of /dev/sdb and grub2 files on sdb1. So legacy grub needs to be replaced with grub2
[13:30] <guillaume> It's an output device hun??
[13:30] <io> Niglop: xchat-gnome is only a frontend.
[13:30] <KE1HA> alazyworkaholic, bottom line is, Fakraid is not much more than BIOS trickery for system with a functional RAID system. You'd be better off with a robust backup system than a SW / FakeRaid.
[13:30] <DasEi> janicko: that side looks good, too, set to 100mb
[13:30] <guillaume> it's just my microphone, the rest is completely good
[13:30] <guillaume> :)
[13:30] <Niglop> o
[13:31] <DasEi> janicko: so you connect wired to your router by dhcp ?
[13:31] <Ghostly> philinux: odd i guess a sudo grub-install will do?
[13:31] <abhijit> guillaume, which version of ubuntu?
[13:31] <guillaume> the last one
[13:31] <guillaume> 10.04
[13:31] <abhijit> guillaume, and what is the problem?
[13:31] <guillaume> The microphone of my laptop is not working
[13:31] <guillaume> just that
[13:31] <janicko> DasEi: what is dhcp?
[13:32] <philinux> Ghostly: So from the livecd so need to install grub2 to the mbr of /dev/sdb NOT sdb1 partition
[13:32] <guillaume> my camera is ok
[13:32] <littlepenguin> x-chat gnome is total crap..some most important settings like proxy is missing
[13:32] <DasEi> !dhcp | janicko
[13:32] <guillaume> it's incrusted devices
[13:32] <abhijit> guillaume, it is not working for all aps or only not working for any specific aps?
[13:32] <philinux> Ghostly: the script is good yes?
[13:32] <Ghostly> philinux: yea easy and small
[13:33] <guillaume> it's not working for msn or skype, however, when i use an headphone with a microphone its ok
[13:33] <DasEi> janicko: pastebinit /etc/network/interfaces
[13:33] <guillaume> just annoying to use my headphone all the time
[13:33] <guillaume> when i have a video conference
[13:33] <abhijit> guillaume, first in this article see microphone section: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupport/Machines/Netbooks
[13:33] <philinux> Ghostly: so the problem is that legacy grub in the mbr look for its files on sdb1 but they are not there. Grub2 files are there.
[13:34] <alazyworkaholic> KE1HA: can you tell me a bit more about the environment differences you mentioned? I have a dual booting desktop. They'll be a 640 GB WD-black pair on a Gigabyte 780g motherboard. I hope I'll be able to read/write to the ntfs raid 1 as I can with just one disk. I've heard that fakeraid is bios trickery. I'm just trying to really figure out the implications of that.
[13:34] <guillaume> I have always checled :/
[13:34] <janicko> DasEi: http://pastebin.com/RymdaRk7
[13:34] <abhijit> guillaume, before that just have a look here: http://titotheman.wordpress.com/2010/05/09/microphone-problem-in-ubuntu-10-04-lucid/
[13:35] <DasEi> janicko: sudo dhclient                     <<does this assign a IP  ?
[13:35] <guillaume> abhijit, My laptop is an ACER
[13:35] <Ghostly> philinux: sudo grub-install --root-directory=/media/[media] /dev/sdb will work just fine i guess
[13:35] <guillaume> do you think its ok?
[13:35] <_DGM_> guillaume: brand has nothing to do with if it should run or not. We'd need specs instead
[13:35] <_DGM_> guillaume: type of cpu, amount of ram, videocard etc
[13:35] <abhijit> guillaume, yah. but just try those intsructions. i cant gurantee. but they should work. read them carefully
[13:36] <philinux> Ghostly: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2#Reinstalling%20GRUB%202
[13:36] <KE1HA> alazyworkaholic, There are many solutions, but an easy example would be to do an incremental rsync to a second drive..
[13:36] <philinux> Ghostly: I use method 3 chroot
[13:37] <Ghostly> philinux: ok i will work on it thanks for the help so far :D
[13:37] <alazyworkaholic> KE1HA: I thought about just backing up, but it would be nice if I could wring some extra performance out the the system too, at least for the reads.
[13:37] <DasEi> janicko: sudo dhclient                     <<does this assign a IP  ?
[13:37] <zamba> i'm trying to redirect output from a program into file.. problem is that output is written in 4096 bytes large blocks
[13:38] <zamba> instead of continously
[13:38] <philinux> Ghostly: Although this is a little clearer. http://www.ubuntu-inside.me/2009/06/howto-recover-grub2-after-windows.html
[13:38] <zamba> is there a way i can alter this behaviour?
[13:38] <S_p_or_t_o> !ubottu make error codes
[13:38] <S_p_or_t_o> !ubottu make
[13:38] <nenn3> Hello , i added a script to /etc/bash.bashrc . I need it to be run when people log in to gnome. however it is only run at terminal login
[13:38] <KE1HA> alazyworkaholic, What yuo need to think about is, what or how would you recover from any Single-Point failure in the system. In the case of FakeRaid, if that's the single point failure, your data's lost.
[13:38] <abhijit> !factoid | S_p_or_t_o
[13:38] <DasEi> !brain > S_p_or_t_o
[13:38] <nenn3> What file runs at GUI login that i can use?
[13:38] <_DGM_> zamba: that might be the cluster size of your partition. Theres a difference between size on disk and actual size
[13:39] <zamba> _DGM_: so what can i do to get continuous output?
[13:39] <_DGM_> zamba: the actual file size should be what you expect it to be
[13:39] <S_p_or_t_o> DasEi: ubottu dont know nothing about no make error codes
[13:39] <albuewather> help
[13:39] <abhijit> !ask | albuewather
[13:39] <pietro_> hi, following site guide for creating bootable USB stick I went to point 6. That's it! When the process completes, you'll be ready to restart your computer and begin installing Ubuntu. - But after announced 4 minutes process I see progress window with Creatopn of persistent file, 100% done. And nothing all. I see this window for 2 hours now. Something went wrong. What can I do now? tnx
[13:39] <DasEi> S_p_or_t_o: so write a factoid :)
[13:39] <S_p_or_t_o> anyone know what make error code 2is
[13:39] <KE1HA> alazyworkaholic, and Single Drive performance sill always outperform a Mirror Implementation, through Disk I/O alone.
[13:40] <_DGM_> zamba: you don't. Thats how partitions work. If you have a 4kb cluster size on a partition, the file would always take up atleast 4kb even if you write 1 byte into it. Its normal.
[13:40] <alazyworkaholic> KE1HA: I guess I'll just wait for them to arrive, install a few ways & start a thread about it. KE1HA, DasEi, iceroot, thanks for the help.
[13:40] <abhijit> !details | S_p_or_t_o
[13:40] <S_p_or_t_o> DasEi: sure, once i figure it out lol :p
[13:40] <_DGM_> zamba: even further, you could have a 10gb file that only takes up 2 bytes of actual space on the disk.. therefor having "more" on the disk then thats actually possible :)
[13:41] <KE1HA> alazyworkaholic, Anytime, if you need more help there's lots of good info in the channel.
[13:41] <zamba> _DGM_: no, you misunderstand
[13:41] <alazyworkaholic> KE1HA: huh?? a single drive will outperform a raid 1? makes no sense. writes have to go to both, but reads should be ~2x fast. Why's that wrong?
[13:41] <zamba> _DGM_: i'm not looking at the file size now.. i'm doing 'tail -f' and noticing that nothing happens for long periods of time
[13:41] <gianni_> aiuto non riesco ad accedere nella posta di hotmail
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[13:42] <_DGM_> zamba: but if you're piping from a command, it will write when either the buffer is full or when the program has finished running. Thats just the buffer size then.
[13:42] <abhijit> !en | gianni_
[13:42] <KE1HA> alazyworkaholic, Check out a couple applications called IO-test, and IO-meter, they will tell you the real performance of your disks & disk I.O choices.
[13:42] <alazyworkaholic> KE1HA: I think even with 2 disks (up to about 4 top of the line ssd's i imagine) I'd be a long way from saturating the sata 3gbps.
[13:42] <Somelauw> I have a postscript file, but I can't open it. Here is it's source: http://pastebin.com/asMzJedV Here is the error message: http://www.pastebin.org/478700
[13:42] <abhijit> gianni_, which language you speak?
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[13:43] <alazyworkaholic> KE1HA: will do, thanks.
[13:43] <FloodBot2> log|in: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:43] <Pici> !it | gianni_
[13:43] <_DGM_> zamba: you will have to recompile your kernel and change PIPE_SIZE to something smaller then 4096
[13:43] <zamba> _DGM_: and then suddenly a whole chunk of data.. when in fact, if i don't redirect stdout, then it's a continous stream of output
[13:43] <S_p_or_t_o> i'm following a guide online for thinning out ubuntu, going for a 1000fps steam server, i dl'ed 2.6.33 from kernel.org and i keep seeing error 2 regarding drivers with make & make-kpkg
[13:44] <_DGM_> zamba: because stdio buffer clears on \n, instead of when the buffer is full
[13:44] <zamba> _DGM_: ah, so there's no way i can force this?
[13:45] <zamba> _DGM_: maybe pipe it through something first?
[13:45] <_DGM_> zamba: only by changing it in the kernel and recompiling as far as i know
[13:45] <S_p_or_t_o> ^^ it has something to do with make menuconfig prolly
[13:45] <zamba> _DGM_: ok
[13:45] <_DGM_> zamba: in the kernel code search for PIPE_SIZE or something similar
[13:46] <zamba> _DGM_: recompiling the kernel is out of the question for this :)
[13:46] <_DGM_> zamba: the only other way would be seeing if the program has some kind of logging feature on itself, instead of piping
[13:46] <jordan1010> Anybody know how to add HFS+ support to Gparted
[13:47] <zamba> _DGM_: yeah, i'm investigating that now
[13:47] <Ghostly> philinux: Hurray finaly it works, the chroot really worked nicely thanks a lot! :D
[13:48] <_DGM_> zamba: i *think* you might also be able to write a simple C program that executes through fork. If you then change the stdio to a file descriptor before you do that, i think it will not use the pipesize. but thats just a guess
[13:48] <FoolsRun> Hi, everyone. I have a weird X11 config issue: My nVidia video card and display are both capable of 1080p resolution, and I've used the proprietary nVidia driver and tool to set the 1080p resolution. However, after reboot, it defaults back to 640x480, the loweset available resolution for the driver. Is it possible to change this default and have it automatically pick the 1080p resolution?
[13:48] <philinux> Ghostly: Nice one. Would have been hard to solve without meifeira's script. Chroot is excellent
[13:49] <alazyworkaholic> Do all common linux filesystem work well on an mdadm or dmraid soft-raid 1 array? or do some suffer, stutter & die?
[13:50] <KE1HA> jordan1010, what version of UB are you on ?
[13:50] <monkeystador> Having some trouble with volume change notifications coming up using the laptop keys for volume. Anyone know which program controls these notifications?
[13:50] <jordan1010> 10.4
[13:50] <jordan1010> KE1HA: 10.4
[13:50] <ame> hi . i install fvwm-crystal . but my xterm font is too small. how can i let it more big ?
[13:51] <ame> hi . i install fvwm-crystal . but my xterm font is too small. how can i let it more big ?
[13:51] <jordan1010> KE1HA: Just figured it out tho, hfsprogs needed to be installed
[13:51] <KE1HA> jordan1010, Intersting, I thought that support was available in like 0.38/0.39  somthing like that.
[13:51] <Vooloo> how do i get the latest f-spot in 10.04 ? do I need to go unstable?
[13:51] <silverash> Hey all, I'm looking for a tut or something to configure a virtual user in vsftpd, anyone got any good links for me?
[13:52] <ame> hi . i install fvwm-crystal . but my xterm font is too small. how can i let it more big ?
[13:52] <jordan1010> KE1HA: I dunno, hope i dont need to LiveCD and do this again (Might forget name of package),
[13:52] <jordan1010> Now to fix my tri boot
[13:52] <KE1HA> jordan1010, Yes, that was the actual patch or fix if you will :-)
[13:53] <monkeystador> wouldnt xterm have its own configuration file too  ?
[13:53] <KE1HA> jordan1010, 332.25 is in the repos
[13:54] <_DGM_> bleh where the ** did they move samba service on ubuntu this time :P its not in init.d anymore
[13:54] <jordan1010> KE1HA: 332.25 of what?
[13:54] <justSimplyBob> Hi everyone, I have another issue. I am trying to re-install XP, I am mutli-booting XUbuntu/Peppermint/XP(well trying) and my computer is not booting from disc any more. I have a GRUB2 partition that seems to work just fine booting the Xubuntu and Peppermint. any suggestions?
[13:54] <KE1HA> jordan1010, hfsprogs
[13:54] <jordan1010> Yeah just installed it
[13:54] <jordan1010> Hope this works right
[13:54] <FoolsRun> justSimplyBob: "booting from disc", you mean it won't boot from the CD?
[13:55] <philinux> littlepenguin: /set irc_conf_mode on
[13:55] <monkeystador> i think he means from harddisk.
[13:55] <justSimplyBob> Correct it will not boot from any CD
[13:55] <monkeystador> strange.
[13:55] <FoolsRun> justSimplyBob: how are you trying to make it boot from CD?
[13:55] <KE1HA> jordan1010, cool, glad it's sorted.
[13:55] <mrcan> hiku, i changed my orginal /etc/hosts file for youtube but now i have problem when i write sudo su it says "sudo: unable to resolve host" but it works i want fix this so i need orginal hosts filen anybody can upload it?
[13:55] <mrcan> hi , i changed my orginal /etc/hosts file for youtube but now i have problem when i write sudo su it says "sudo: unable to resolve host" but it works i want fix this so i need orginal hosts filen anybody can upload it?
[13:55] <DIURNO67> !LIST
[13:56] <justSimplyBob> From the quickboot menu at start up and selecting boot from CD
[13:56] <littlepenguin> nice philinux ...but now it tells me im no admin operator so i think  its not possible so
[13:56] <monkeystador> this is an issue of your bios. you have to put the cd drive before all harddisks.
[13:56] <philinux> littlepenguin: more google foo needed then.
[13:56] <FoolsRun> justSimplyBob: what _does_ it do? Have you tried other bootable CDs?
[13:56] <MWelchUK_work_> Vooloo, You could try the PPA - https://launchpad.net/~f-spot/+archive/f-spot-ppa
[13:56] <monkeystador> Having some trouble with volume change notifications coming up using the laptop keys for volume. Anyone know which program controls these notifications?
[13:56] <Vooloo> MWelchUK_work_: nice thanks
[13:56] <littlepenguin> philinux: its not that important..ill get through with those nervy messages..at home everything is correct configured :d
[13:57] <justSimplyBob> It says hit any key to boot from CD and when I do that nothing happens and the CD spins to a stop after a bit. I tried the Recovery Disc that Came with the computer and a new copy of XP I had also.
[13:57] <FoolsRun> justSimplyBob: are you using a USB keyboard for this?
[13:57] <justSimplyBob> no
[13:57] <jerryluc> anyone having trouble returning from suspend with gma500? 9.10
[13:58] <FoolsRun> Damn
[13:58] <FoolsRun> justSimplyBob: when did it work last?
[13:58] <KE1HA> justSimplyBob, are you wanting to get ride of the linux partitions altogether ?
[13:59] <monkeystador> might be just that the xp cd isnt bootable and the recovery disc is not working anymore cuz you maybe killed your recovery partitions?
[13:59] <justSimplyBob> a few hours ago, before I made a GRUB partition and GRUB2
[13:59] <Vooloo> MWelchUK_work_: what is the full line?
[14:00] <Vooloo> MWelchUK_work_: nevermidn, found it
[14:00] <KE1HA> well, that wiped out the MBR at that point, is that what you want back on, to recover the MBR?
[14:00] <_DGM_> justSimplyBob: try burning the disc again at a slower speed
[14:00] <FoolsRun> justSimplyBob: GRUB shouldn't interfere with the BIOS. Have you tried changing the boot order in the BIOS to put the CD at the top?
[14:00] <justSimplyBob> KE1HA:No I want to keep the Linux partitions and I already have a XP partition made and in NTFS format
[14:01] <_DGM_> justSimplyBob: being able to boot from the cd/dvd has nothing to do with anything on the harddrives. Its either a broken disc or a bad drive. Try reburning the disc on a slower speed
[14:01] <zino> Another GDM question: How do you change GDM theme? I've tried changing GraphicalTheme to an existing one (Tropic) in both /etc/gdm/custom.conf and /etc/gdm/gdm-ccd.conf without effect.
[14:01] <justSimplyBob> FoolsRun:not yet, will that make a difference from the one time boot menu?
[14:01] <KE1HA> justSimplyBob, boot from a USB key if you can get the CD-Rom/Media funcitonal for whatever reason and recover Grub2
[14:01] <monkeystador> totally. its all in the bios or the discs.
[14:01] <KE1HA> "if you can't get"
[14:01] <FoolsRun> justSimplyBob: no, it won't affect the one-time menu, it'll make the machine try to boot from the CD-ROM drive before even looking for hard drives.
[14:01]  * zino runs off to a meeting
[14:02] <justSimplyBob> FoolsRun: Thank you I will give that a try.
[14:02] <realeyes> hey guy, I just installed Ubuntu and ran 'sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras' :: What else should I run?
[14:03] <FoolsRun> Can anyone help me figure out how to set the default resolution for an autologged-in user? GDM defaults to the lowest available resolution rather than the highest.
[14:03] <monkeystador> anyone knows why the gnome notification popups interrupt flash fullscreen?
[14:03] <KE1HA> realeyes, Info on RE : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats
[14:04] <KE1HA> there'a few other tweaks it talks about on the page.
[14:04] <abhijit> !resolution | FoolsRun
[14:04] <FoolsRun> So, "figure it out yourself". Alright.