[08:00] <prospire> I have a file called backup.sql , when I gzip it using the command "gzip backup.sql" a file called backup.sql.gz is created. when I again create backup.sql and gzip it using the same command, the command line asks whether to overwrite it or not. press why to overwrite and n not to overwrite. is there any single command in which I can do the whole thing? I mean I don't want to writ the command gzip backup.sql first and ten why to overwrite ??
[08:00] <ricky21tom> hey what is ur working hours
[08:00] <kisuke> !u | ricky21tom
[08:00] <paipimenta> so I'm confused... I shrank my vg, but i still need to shrink /dev/sda2
[08:00] <paipimenta> help?
[08:00] <kisuke> ricky21tom 24 hours a day
[08:00] <arooni_____> i want to do this:  every morning at 7AM wake up to a playlist of songs that i select.  i know how to use crontab... but am unsure on the best way to invoke a program from command line to play these songs
[08:00] <prospire> I have a file called backup.sql , when I gzip it using the command "gzip backup.sql" a file called backup.sql.gz is created. when I again create backup.sql and gzip it using the same command, the command line asks whether to overwrite it or not. press why to overwrite and n not to overwrite. is there any single command in which I can do the whole thing? I mean I don't want to writ the command gzip backup.sql first and ten why to overwrite ??
[08:00] <stargate> actionparsnip1, I suspect my problem is with the drivers, but don't know how to confirm that, so i'm trying other wifi management apps for the time being
[08:01] <paipimenta> I only have 7297 cylinders, boot partition takes up 26, /dev/sda2 takes up the rest
[08:01] <ricky21tom> thank you dude
[08:01] <paipimenta> how do I shrink /dev/sda2?
[08:01] <prospire> anyone can help me?
[08:02] <ricky21tom> hey is there any backup solution
[08:02] <nimrod|king> !ask | prospire
[08:02] <timClicks> is anyone here into PHP who may wish to help out with a response to the earthquakes in samoa, poss indonesia?
[08:02] <Qu4R0w> i cant update my ubuntu..got this error.how can i fix this=Some index files failed to download, they have been ignored, or old ones used instead.
[08:02] <prospire> nimrod|king: lol
[08:02] <prospire> I had already asked my question
[08:02] <timClicks> please visit http://sahana.lk/ to learn more
[08:02] <prospire> I have a file called backup.sql , when I gzip it using the command "gzip backup.sql" a file called backup.sql.gz is created. when I again create backup.sql and gzip it using the same command, the command line asks whether to overwrite it or not. press why to overwrite and n not to overwrite. is there any single command in which I can do the whole thing? I mean I don't want to writ the command gzip backup.sql first and ten why to overwrite ??
[08:02] <xQuasar> Ok so I've just installed Ubuntu, but the graphics seem to be a little slow. Do I have to install a driver for my graphics card for ubuntu?
[08:02] <kisuke> Qu4r0w run sudo apt-get update
[08:02] <optimizer> i'm looking to buy a computer, who's sole pupose in life is to serve as a wiki; where can I get such a cheap machine?
[08:03] <prospire> anyone?
[08:03] <prospire> I have a file called backup.sql , when I gzip it using the command "gzip backup.sql" a file called backup.sql.gz is created. when I again create backup.sql and gzip it using the same command, the command line asks whether to overwrite it or not. press why to overwrite and n not to overwrite. is there any single command in which I can do the whole thing? I mean I don't want to writ the command gzip backup.sql first and ten why to overwrite ??
[08:03] <paipimenta> optimizer: emachines?
[08:03] <Qu4R0w> kisuke: then i got that error=Some index files failed to download, they have been ignored, or old ones used instead.
[08:03] <kisuke> optimizer craigslist/pawnshop/ebay/thriftstore
[08:03] <ssk2> optimizer: you could always get an Acer nettop
[08:03] <prospire> someone please help me out
[08:03] <kisuke> !ot |optimizer
[08:04] <paipimenta> prospire: OMG!!!! option -f
[08:04] <paipimenta> FUCKING MAN
[08:04] <FloodBot1> paipimenta: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:04] <paipimenta> stop flooding
[08:04] <MasterofPuppets> ssk2: If you don't mind me bothering you again; http://www.blender.org/download/get-blender/ Which one for 32-bit do you think I can use?
[08:04] <paipimenta> @FloodBot1 |
[08:04] <paipimenta> Prospire
[08:04] <ricky21tom> hello can any body give me the solution for backup in Ubuntu
[08:04] <prospire> one more thing
[08:05] <prospire> backup.sql is being gzipped to backup.sql.gz but I want the name to be backup.gz
[08:05] <paipimenta> I only have 7297 cylinders, boot partition takes up 26, /dev/sda2 takes up the rest
[08:05] <prospire> how do I do that?
[08:05] <paipimenta> how do I shrink /dev/sda2?
[08:05] <jbutera> aloha
[08:05] <paipimenta> I only have 7297 cylinders, boot partition takes up 26, /dev/sda2 takes up the rest
[08:05] <paipimenta> how do I shrink /dev/sda2?
[08:05] <ssk2> MasterofPuppets: perhaps te Ubuntu 9.04 .deb package for linux x86-32
[08:05] <MasterofPuppets> ricky21tom: What are you backing up to?
[08:05] <paipimenta> !partition
[08:05] <MasterofPuppets> ssk2: I'm running karmic development branch though
[08:05] <Qu4R0w> kisuke: any ideas?
[08:05] <kisuke> qu4r0w it sounds like you internet connectioni slow or dieing when you update try restarting you internet connection using irc/webrowser/chat program can slow the download down as well so try and run as little as possible.
[08:05] <xQuasar> Ok so I've just installed Ubuntu, but the graphics seem to be a little slow. Do I have to install a driver for my graphics card for ubuntu?
[08:06] <Peddy> ricky21tom, what kind of backup do you want? Full hard-drive, or just your documents/pictures etc?
[08:06] <jbutera> paipimenta: /dev/sda2 is a block device, not a file
[08:06] <prospire> backup.sql is being gzipped to backup.sql.gz but I want the name to be backup.gz....how do I do that?
[08:06] <kisuke> paipimenta sudo apt-get gparted
[08:06] <ricky21tom> hey i have windows and Ubuntu both are installed
[08:06] <stargate> ricky21tom, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs  just found that via google, but there is a lot of stuff listed :P
[08:06] <xangua> xQuasar: what graphic card¿
[08:06] <Qu4R0w> kisuke: owh..let me take a try..thanks for ur time
[08:06] <krishmish> hi room, can someone help me with connecting pidgin from behind squid proxy??
[08:06] <ricky21tom> hey i wanted to back up an single drive of ntfs partion
[08:07] <stargate> too many animals for my taste, krishmish
[08:07] <kisuke> qu4r0w no problem
[08:07] <paipimenta> isn't resizing the filesystem on a partition different than resizing the partition? how do I shrink partition?
[08:07] <krishmish> stargate: what hpnd?
[08:07] <xQuasar> xangua: some intel integrated graphics card.
[08:07] <paipimenta> parted resize?
[08:07] <kraut> moin
[08:08] <krishmish> hi room, can someone help me with connecting pidgin from behind squid proxy??
[08:08] <ssk2> MasterofPuppets: not sure, perhaps just the normal package then
[08:08] <kisuke> paipimenta gparted is the gnome partition manager this will do both
[08:08] <stargate> krishmish, bad joke,  about pidgins and squids...
[08:08] <MasterofPuppets> ssk2: I'll just try python 2.6 and test my luck. Sorry to bother you so much!
[08:08] <paipimenta> sudo parted resize {start} {end}
[08:08] <krishmish> stargate: whats ur problem??
[08:08] <paipimenta> start and end are.... cylinders? blocks?
[08:08] <ssk2> MasterofPuppets: np
[08:08] <Peddy> krishmish, have you entered the proxy settings in Pidgin?
[08:08] <paipimenta> I don't have GNOME
[08:09] <Peddy> krishmish, he's just kidding haha
[08:09] <paipimenta> I'm on CL
[08:09] <krishmish> peddy: yes
[08:09] <prospire> backup.sql is being gzipped to backup.sql.gz but I want the name to be backup.gz....how do I do that?
[08:09] <kisuke> paipimenta what are you running?
[08:09] <ssk2> prospire: mv backup.sql backup
[08:09] <prospire> I am doing the gzipping through command line
[08:09] <ActionParsnip1> paipimenta: i'd read    man parted    before you break something
[08:09] <paipimenta> command line server, reading man parted
[08:09] <paipimenta> on tty2
[08:09] <paipimenta> resize filesystem?
[08:09] <paipimenta> is that the same thing as resizing a partition?  I belive no
[08:09] <ssk2> prospire: or mv backup.sql.gz backup.gz
[08:09] <paipimenta> am I a total noob?
[08:10] <kisuke> paipimenta man parted and man fdisk
[08:10] <prospire> ssk2: ok, I'll try that
[08:10] <krishmish> peddy: tools>preferences>network tab???
[08:10] <Peddy> krishmish, yup.
[08:10] <Peddy> krishmish, what IM protocl are you using?
[08:10] <xQuasar> Ok so I've just installed Ubuntu, but the graphics seem to be a little slow. Do I have to install a driver for my graphics card (it's an integrated Intel graphics card, btw) for ubuntu?
[08:10] <prospire> ssk2: why not rename?
[08:10] <ricky21tom> hello can any body help me with backup of an NTFS partition
[08:11] <ActionParsnip1> !backup | ricky21tom
[08:11] <krishmish> peddy: ok
[08:11] <kisuke> paipimenta do you have physical access to the computer you are trying to fix?
[08:11] <krishmish> peddy: im using google talk and yahoo
[08:11] <Peddy> krishmish, neither of them work?
[08:11] <paipimenta> I'm on it
[08:11] <krishmish> peddy: no
[08:11] <paipimenta> kisuke: I'm currently on it
[08:12] <krishmish> peddy: but in the pidgin tools section how do i set the proxy??settingfs?
[08:12] <ssk2> prospire: i don't actually know, always used mv
[08:12] <kisuke> use a ubuntu liveCD go to system>partition editor this will let you resize the partition
[08:12] <prospire> ssk2: ok, thanks
[08:12] <kisuke> !download |paipimenta
[08:12] <krishmish> peddy: there are the following options
[08:12] <indus> hi
[08:13] <krishmish> peddy: stun server, ports, relay server
[08:13] <xQuasar> I've just installed Ubuntu, but the graphics seem to be a little slow. Do I have to install a driver for my graphics card (it's an integrated Intel graphics card, btw) for ubuntu?
[08:13] <krishmish> peddy: and at the last, proxy server and browser option with which the configure browser is enabled
[08:13] <ActionParsnip1> xQuasar: can you provide the output of: lspci | grep -i vga
[08:14] <Peddy> krishmish, can you open 'gnome-network-properties'?
[08:14] <Peddy> krishmish, is the proxy info entered in there/
[08:14] <Si235> on unbuntu what do I do if I need to get into the rescue mode but I didn't set a root password, only a password for the default user it had me create?
[08:14] <Peddy> ?
[08:14] <Si235> I need to boot and stop freevo from starting.
[08:15] <Si235> its hanging my system.
[08:15] <ActionParsnip1> Si235: you can boot to root recovery mode and not need a password
[08:15] <RickyTom_> hey can u give me the name for the best backup solution so that i should not get confused
[08:15] <ActionParsnip1> RickyTom_: there is no best anything
[08:15] <krishmish> peddy: how do i do that?
[08:15] <ActionParsnip1> RickyTom_: best is an opinion so is not concrete
[08:15] <Si235> ActionPairs: I'm trying that it keeps asking me for a password, is there any other way to boot to not have Freevo start? It didn't do this before, and the only thing I changed in my system was the MTU for the network adapter.
[08:15] <kisuke> si235 these are one and the same whenever you do somehing that requires root access it askes you for that password you made
[08:15] <ActionParsnip1> RickyTom_: one persons best is another mans worst
[08:16] <Peddy> krishmish, System>Preferences>Network Proxy
[08:16] <kisuke> !noroot | si235
[08:16] <stargate> losher, i love you ^_^
[08:16] <krishmish> peddy: yeah that i have already configured
[08:16] <kisuke> !root |si235
[08:16] <Si235> kisuke, is !noroot a option on Grub?
[08:16] <losher> stargate: something worked?
[08:17] <krishmish> peddy: and i have applied it system wide
[08:17] <Peddy> krishmish, is all the traffic on the computer going through the proxy?
[08:17] <Peddy> right
[08:17] <ActionParsnip1> RickyTom_: you could use rsync to only backup what changes in a folder, or you can use one of the many tools to create timed backups which you can restore from
[08:17] <Si235> yeah I was using Sudo and not logging in as root when I've been doing maintence on my system.
[08:17] <dpr> hello to all i have a problem with network manager the it does not let me to enable wireless (it's grayed out) while my wifi adapter it's working properly (i can scan using the terminal "iwlist wlan2 scan" and  i can see the access points available) so anyone with any idea?
[08:17] <krishmish> peddy: yes
[08:17] <Peddy> krishmish, can you connect to the internet through your web browser?
[08:17] <stargate> losher, just had to beat it with a stick, but i got it working ^_^
[08:17] <krishmish> peddy: yes
[08:17] <RickyTom_> alright can any one help me with a bootable backup on DVD so that i can keep the back up in DVD just like the new manufacturer do
[08:17] <kisuke> si235 !noroot is a command for th bot in this room one moment please
[08:17] <krishmish> peddy:  i can even update thru the terminal
[08:17] <kisuke> !noroot > si235
[08:17] <Si235> !root
[08:17] <Si235> !noroot
[08:17] <kisuke> si235 that help any?
[08:18] <Si235> wait it started.
[08:18] <Peddy> krishmish, go accounts>yahoo>Edit account
[08:18] <Si235> it just took for ever.
[08:18] <stargate> osher, and now i am writting it up in script form, so i can just auto run it when i install the os.   no more live cd for me.
[08:18] <Si235> and looked like it was hung.
[08:18] <Peddy> krishmish, what does the 'proxy' tab say?
[08:18] <ActionParsnip1> RickyTom_: you can remaster the Live CD with different settings and updated packages
[08:18] <krishmish> peddy: ok
[08:18] <stargate> losher, and now i am writting it up in script form, so i can just auto run it when i install the os.   no more live cd for me.
[08:18] <kisuke> si235 what are you tring to do that you started in recovery mode?
[08:18] <losher> stargate: very cool,,,
[08:18] <krishmish> peddy: its askin for proxy type, host, port username and password
[08:18] <RickyTom_> i am sorry that was a jargon for me
[08:18] <stargate> losher: ^_^ well, i'm off then,  thanks again ^_^
[08:19] <Peddy> krishmish, can you choose 'gnome settings'?
[08:19] <ActionParsnip1> RickyTom_: or you could use partimage to create an image of your partitions which you can then spit back onto the disk using the same tool to restore
[08:19] <krishmish> peddy: yeah
[08:19] <mordocai> Hello, i was wondering if someone knew of any small open source projects that could use a beginner to intermediate programmer. I don't have too much time to devote right now, but would like to get involved in something fairly simple. Language doesn't matter, though i'd prefer c++.
[08:19] <Peddy> krishmish, under 'proxy type' choose 'use GNOME proxy settings'
[08:20] <Si235> kisuke, I changed the MTU on my eth0 to 9000 to support Jumbo packets.
[08:20] <krishmish> peddy: i did
[08:20] <Boohbah> mordocai: sourceforge.net, kde.org
[08:20] <alazyworkaholic> Does anyone know if stdin: error 0 on boot should be a serious or harmless error?
[08:20] <Si235> I edited the interfaces file I had created so that the change would take place on reboot...
[08:20] <krishmish> peddy: the error msg says, unable to connect
[08:20] <RickyTom_> hey can u give the name of the application
[08:20] <anybudy> I have connected to an ftp server using naulitus, but it cant change file permissions? any idea?
[08:20] <krishmish> access denied, http proxy server forbids port 5050 tunnelling
[08:20] <Boohbah> alazyworkaholic: depends on what script throws the error
[08:20] <RickyTom_> i install right now
[08:20] <ActionParsnip1> RickyTom_: settings and updated packages is hardly jargon, the live CD is what you used to install the system. You can use remastering to change the ISO to have newer packages and add your own settings, kinda like customising the livecd
[08:21] <Boohbah> krishmish: is that the right port?
[08:21] <Si235> I installed unbuntu and it installed Freevo by default on my machine and it shows up on virtual console alt-F9.
[08:21] <Peddy> krishmish, oh... -Do  you own the proxy?
[08:21] <mordocai> Boohbah: Well yes, but searching through lists isn't exactly fun... i was hoping someone had run across something interesting.
[08:21] <krishmish> peddy: yes
[08:21] <ActionParsnip1> RickyTom_: you cant use partimage from the installed system as the partitions are mounted and in use
[08:21] <Si235> but I can quit it from there, but I don't want to start it automatically.
[08:21] <onexused> I would like to log in with XDMCP to an Ubuntu host.  I followed this guide: http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Feisty/RemoteAccess, but the host still doesn't show up in the XDMCP chooser and when I try to add its IP manually, I'm told it "didn't respond".
[08:21] <krishmish> peddy: i do
[08:21] <kisuke> si235 did you try undoing that in  ubuntu it self? linux recovery mode is not like winwoze's at all
[08:21] <Boohbah> mordocai: 'interesting' is subjective
[08:21] <krishmish> peddy: im using squid
[08:21] <ActionParsnip1> RickyTom_: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomization
[08:21] <Peddy> krishmish, I imagine you'd have to enable port 5050 tunneling through SQUID. I don't know how, though
[08:21] <kisuke> si235 windoze's*
[08:22] <krishmish> peddy: ihave to open the port/
[08:22] <Boohbah> mordocai: http://xwax.co.uk/ is very interesting to me, though you'll need some additional hardware to hack on it
[08:22] <RickyTom_> thanx i will try that
[08:22] <Peddy> krishmish, is the proxy server inside your LAN?
[08:22] <krishmish> peddy: gimme a second lemme try opening that port
[08:22] <dpr> hello to all i have a problem with network manager the it does not let me to enable wireless (it's grayed out) while my wifi adapter it's working properly (i can scan using the terminal "iwlist wlan2 scan" and  i can see the access points available) so anyone with any idea?
[08:22] <ActionParsnip1> RickyTom_: in ic, please write the person's name you are addressing
[08:23] <mordocai> Boohbah: Yes, but you could argue that anything is subjective :). And yeah.... that looks interesting, but i don't really have any money for extra hardware right now.
[08:23] <wrapster> how do i check the memory currently installed on my machine
[08:23] <alazyworkaholic> Boohbah: my netbook's F'd. I'm trying to recover the filesystem with e2fsck from a liveusb but not having luck. Starting to think it's hardware.
[08:23] <ActionParsnip1> RickyTom_: see how my text is highlighted for you, thats not an accident
[08:23] <kisuke> .join #aircrack-ng
[08:23] <meatbun> 0_0
[08:23] <arooni_____> when i run from the command line: "/usr/bin/saytime -v 99 -f%P%l%M" i hear the comptuer speak the time.  but when i put that into crontab -e ... i hear nothing
[08:23] <RickyTom_> ok
[08:23] <ActionParsnip1> wrapster: reboot, ress esc when grub loads, select memtest
[08:23] <kisuke> opps XD
[08:23] <Miansc> im trying to make a new partition in vista, but im getting access denied.. any ideas?
[08:23] <krishmish> peddy: okay, i opened port 5050
[08:23] <ActionParsnip1> RickyTom_: see how all my lines to you start with your name, thats how its done, you can use tab to autocomplete
[08:23] <Boohbah> alazyworkaholic: oh yeah, do things run ok from the liveusb? that would determine hardware or software failure
[08:24] <onexused> I would like to log in with XDMCP to an Ubuntu host.  I followed this guide: http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Feisty/RemoteAccess, but the host still doesn't show up in the XDMCP chooser and when I try to add its IP manually, I'm told it "didn't respond".  How do I get this to work?
[08:24] <krishmish> peddy: still the same issue
[08:24] <baoji> Hello, I'm installing Karmic from a LiveCD. Ubiquity isn't playing nice -- any ideas for installing without using ubiquity -- e.g. copying contents of the cd to the hard drive?
[08:24] <Boohbah> onexused: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeNX works for me
[08:24] <Si235> oddly I think it was the mtu setting in my interfaces file that caused the problem.
[08:24] <Si235> that doesn't make sense to me.
[08:25] <ActionParsnip1> RickyTom_: type: Actio   then press tab
[08:25] <Si235> as I can ifconfig the interface and set the MTU and it works fine.
[08:25] <wrapster> ActionParsnip1: is there no way i can just see how much of memory is currently installed ?
[08:25] <kisuke> miansc several problems 1 you're useing windows, 2. you are not a member of the admin grop on said OS, 3 the channel for windows problems is #windows
[08:25] <wrapster> without switching off..
[08:25] <ActionParsnip1> RickyTom_: then type what you want to say to me
[08:25] <Boohbah> wrapster: free -m
[08:25] <ActionParsnip1> wrapster: free -m
[08:25] <anybudy> I have connected to an ftp server using naulitus, but it cant change file permissions? any idea?
[08:25] <onexused> Boohbah: I saw that, but don't you have to already be logged in on the client to run that?
[08:25] <shubbar> my computer keeps hanging up just before the login screen
[08:25] <Si235> !wfm
[08:25] <shubbar> could it be a graphic problem?
[08:25] <Peddy> krishmish, try changing the 'pager' port to 80 or something in Yahoo account settings?
[08:26] <kisuke> si235 any luck?
[08:26] <Boohbah> onexused: what do you mean logged in on the client? the server does the authentication
[08:26] <wrapster> Boohbah: this is sad.. free -m shows a total of 4G while i have 6
[08:26] <RickyTom_> ActionParsnip1, hey is that fine
[08:26] <krishmish> peddy: ok i did
[08:26] <Boohbah> wrapster: does your kernel have highmem support?
[08:26] <Si235> kisuke, I was able to boot back in...
[08:26] <shubbar> i tried changing the power supply, but that didn't help
[08:26] <Boohbah> wrapster: does your bios show all the memory?
[08:26] <Si235> but I do need to know how to disable freevo from starting, and why the MTU would cause the system to hang when its on the freevo screen.
[08:26] <ActionParsnip1> RickyTom_: perfect :D
[08:27] <onexused> Boohbah: I meant that my understanding was that a person had to have an account on the client to log into, then run freenx to log into an account on the server.  Is that true?
[08:27] <wrapster> Boohbah: yes it does
[08:27] <wrapster> the bios says ~6G
[08:27] <krishmish> peddy: i tried using the same port as my proxy
[08:27] <RickyTom_> thank you for teaching me that
[08:27] <Peddy> !tab
[08:27] <krishmish> and 80 too
[08:27] <ActionParsnip1> RickyTom_: it highlights the txt in a room of 1300 users and makes my client alert that someone talked to me
[08:27] <baoji> Anyone with some ubiquity nous?
[08:27] <wrapster> cant install VMs though i have memory...
[08:27] <Boohbah> onexused: yes, as is true with all remote desktop protocols... i'm not sure what you're asking
[08:27] <RickyTom_> ActionParsnip1, : thanks for teaching me that
[08:27] <Peddy> krishmish, it still fails?
[08:27] <wrapster> what can be done?
[08:27] <Si235> kisuke: I would think that it has a configure script or something that is run to stop it from running.
[08:28] <krishmish> yeah
[08:28] <Peddy> krishmish, when it fails with port 80, what is the error?
[08:28] <ActionParsnip1> RickyTom_: np man. good job
[08:28] <onexused> Boohbah: With XDMCP, you don't have to log into the client.  That's what I want.  A 'thin client' sort of thing.
[08:28] <krishmish> peddy: it doesnt show any...its still showing connecting
[08:28] <krishmish> peddy: thats it
[08:29] <wrapster> Boohbah: should i install PAE
[08:29] <RickyTom_> ActionParsnip1: hey i did the setting also just like you
[08:29] <Si235> and what is the use of having a rescue mode if it asks for the root password when there isn't one?
[08:29] <Si235> I just wanted to drop down to a shell.
[08:29] <shubbar> i m planning to build a file server with software Raid5; Does anyone have recommendation on the hardware?
[08:29] <Boohbah> wrapster: for 32-bit...
[08:29] <ActionParsnip1> RickyTom_: how do you mean?
[08:29] <wrapster> yes
[08:29] <Boohbah> onexused: but you have to be logged in to run the client.
[08:29] <wrapster> Boohbah: im on 32bit ubuntu 9.04 only
[08:30] <ActionParsnip1> wrapster: only if you have more than 4Gb ram with a 32bit CPU, otherwise just use 64bit Ubuntu
[08:30] <Boohbah> wrapster: well then yes, you will have to enable PAE to address 6GB memory on a 32-bit platform
[08:30] <Peddy> krishmish, try this for Google Talk - http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=5846942&postcount=3
[08:30] <wrapster> yes i have 6G of ram
[08:30] <Si235> shoudl I just remove the startup scripts for Freevo in the rc0.d and other related directories? or is there a better more reccomended method to stop it from automatically being started at boot up?
[08:30] <alazyworkaholic> Boohbah: I get 4 stdin: error 0 messages a couple more about assuming drive cache: write through, more stdin's (~10) Showdow passowrds are now on, adduser: The user 'ubuntu already exists... & other more normal looking messages during boot of 9.10 A6 liveusb. Once that happens the machine works fine. I'm starting to think the ssd died (after 8 months light use???) because 10 e2fsck's eventually left the filesystem clea
[08:30] <Peddy> krishmish, those are the settings you need to configure Gtalk with
[08:30] <krishmish> peddy: ok
[08:30] <anybudy> does using a kde software cause any performance issue under ubuntu?
[08:30] <Steil> hey guys what happened to gaybuntu?the website does not work anymore
[08:31] <RickyTom_> ActionParsnip1: hey can you help me with server edtion too
[08:31] <ActionParsnip1> RickyTom_: ask the channel
[08:31] <Bluey> anybudy - well it depends whether or not your running it under gnome
[08:31] <Boohbah> alazyworkaholic: well, i wouldn't be using a development distribution to determine hardware failure, use something more stable
[08:31] <anybudy> yes under gnome
[08:31] <Bluey> anybudy KDE apps under gnome will cause the cache cleaner to launch - it hurts nothing but it's annoying
[08:31] <RickyTom_> ActionParsnip1: i am sorry i did not understood that
[08:32] <ActionParsnip1> RickyTom_: instead of asking just me, ask everybody
[08:32] <onexused> Boohbah: You have to be logged into -somewhere-.  You -don't- have to log in on the local machine with some things (XDMCP).  You log into the host/server -from- the local machine.
[08:32] <Boohbah> anybudy: loading gtk+ and kdelibs will take some memory, yes
[08:32] <Bluey> boohbah - true that
[08:32] <ActionParsnip1> Bluey: log a bug
[08:32] <Si235> or is it init.d where I would remove the startup scripts?
[08:32] <Bluey> action -- I did - it's a known bug
[08:32] <onexused> Boohbah: But I won't keep arguing with you about it.
[08:32]  * Si235 feels a little lost.
[08:32] <alazyworkaholic> Unrelated... Can someone tell me if this is normal? Wireless transfer of 500MB between two laptops that are less than 2 meters from a wireless g router is going at 1 MB/s tops. Shouldn't I be able to hit ~5 MB/s working at 54 Mb/s?
[08:32] <ActionParsnip1> Bluey: cool
[08:32] <RickyTom_> ActionParsnip1: ok i hope you are bored with me
[08:33] <kisuke> -si235 i beleve so
[08:33] <ActionParsnip1> RickyTom_: no its just good netiquette
[08:33] <anybudy> only when running the software? it wont load it on every boot?
[08:33] <kisuke> !init
[08:33] <alazyworkaholic> Boohbah: ok, I'll try the beta when it comes out later & see if things work better. Thanks,
[08:33] <krishmish> peddy: i got it working for gtalk
[08:33] <chilli0> Are there any alarm programs available for ubuntu ?
[08:33] <Bluey> chilli0 yes kontact
[08:33] <ActionParsnip1> chilli0: at
[08:34] <baoji> Can I just copy a LiveCD to my filesystem to install, or do I need to do more?
[08:34] <kisuke> chilli0 orage the calender program for ubuntu has an alarm function
[08:34] <Steil> hey guys what happened to gaybuntu?the website does not work anymore
[08:34] <Si235> also isn't there some sample interfaces files for network configuration so I can make sure I"m not doing somehting weird.
[08:34] <anybudy> any ftp software recommendation for gnome?
[08:34] <{g}> Hey, how do I find out which ubuntu version im running?
[08:34] <ActionParsnip1> baoji: you can use special tools to put the live CD direct onto a US disk so I dont see why not, you will need to do a lot of the stuff the installer does manually
[08:34] <Boohbah> alazyworkaholic: why not get a hardy or jaunty usb image?
[08:34] <kisuke> baoji run the live cd and tha will walk you though an install after you click the install icon on the desktop
[08:35] <ActionParsnip1> !ftp | anybudy
[08:35] <Steil> hey guys what happened to gaybuntu?the website does not work anymore
[08:35] <ActionParsnip1> {g}: lsb_release -a
[08:35] <harisund> {g}, I think lsb_release -a does it
[08:35] <Bluey> anybudy client or server?
[08:35] <{g}> ActionParsnip1: thanks
[08:35] <baoji> kisuke, thanks. I'm running the LiveCD now and unfortunately the installer doesn't work, so I'm looking for alternatives :)
[08:35] <Steil> hey guys what happened to gaybuntu?the website does not work anymore
[08:35] <RickyTom_> ActionParsnip1: hey which application you recommended to me for backing up the windows partition
[08:35] <Boohbah> Steil: i would check for a PEBKAC error on your end
[08:36] <{g}> Is Reiser4 installed by default in Ubuntu9.04?
[08:36] <ActionParsnip1> RickyTom_: if you want the WHOLE partiton I'd go for partimage
[08:36] <anybudy> Bluey:  client, I have tried naulitus, but it doesnt change the remote folder permissions
[08:36] <baoji> ActionParsnip1, thank you. Yes, I imagine so. Obviously I'll need to create a user, for example. But the idea is workable in practice?
[08:36] <Bluey> {g} try cat /etc/issue
[08:36] <Bluey> anybudy - I use filezilla --
[08:36] <{g}> Bluey: thanks
[08:36] <ActionParsnip1> baoji: it can work, its just a bit messy. The installer is much more graceful
[08:37] <Bluey> but if you want a command line instead of gui -- I use ncftp
[08:37] <krishmish> peddy: im yet to get thru with yahoo
[08:37] <RickyTom_> ActionParsnip1: i have searched for the partimage but not able to get in add/remove list
[08:37] <anybudy> Bluey: I couldnt find it in "add/remove softare"
[08:37] <Boohbah> anybudy: also try lftp
[08:37] <Faulty> Hello guys! I put Karmic Koala on a USB stick and omg how fast it is :D i'm so amazed the speed is incredible :)
[08:37] <ActionParsnip1> !info partimage
[08:37] <Bluey> anybudy hang on a sec...
[08:37] <krishmish> peddy: im now able to work with gtalk
[08:37] <Boohbah> Faulty: omg so fast!!
[08:37] <ActionParsnip1> RickyTom_: make sure you have the optional repos enabled in synaptic
[08:38] <vadviktor> does anyone know how can I set the disc cash flush interval on ext4?
[08:38] <anybudy> Bluey: FileZilla FTP client cannot be installed on your computer type (i386). Either the application requires special hardware features or the vendor decided to not support your computer type.
[08:38] <Faulty> Boohbah: yeah it's really fast blows my mind :D
[08:38] <RickyTom_> ActionParsnip1: ok wait
[08:38] <Bluey> anybudy try:  sudo apt-cache search filezilla
[08:38] <kisuke> baoji what error did you get?
[08:38] <Si235> is it a bad idea to use Jumbo packets?
[08:38] <Bluey> ooops sudo apt-get install filezilla
[08:38] <ActionParsnip1> Bluey: apt-cache doesnt need sudo
[08:38] <ssk2> Si235: depends on context
[08:38] <{g}> ActionParsnip1: is that better then cat /dev/sdax | gzip > x_backup ?
[08:39] <Steil> 'Boohbah, why you say its my problem that gaybuntu site is not work?
[08:39] <Bluey> action you are correct
[08:39] <ActionParsnip1> {g}: its another way, not better, not worse
[08:39] <ssk2> Si235: when streaming to my X-Box running XBMC it struggles with jumbos
[08:39] <anybudy> Bluey: I am trying it.
[08:39] <baoji> kisuke, installer crashed after completing the initial questions. The partitioner screen briefly came up and then crashed. Apport observed that it crashed with an AttributeError in install().
[08:40] <Faulty> btw, i'm running on my dad's computer it has a Intel 7300 processor is that any good?
[08:40] <ActionParsnip1> Faulty: how much ram?
[08:40] <kisuke> sounds like a bad install
[08:40] <Faulty> ActionParsnip1: only 2GB
[08:40] <{g}> Hey People, another Question! I want to archive 100mb of textfiles and compress them as much as possible. will probably not read them for years. but i want to use a tool that will be available for as long as possible. what would you use? currently i think i will use "gzip -9".
[08:40] <kisuke> baoji sounds like a bad burn
[08:40] <ActionParsnip1> Faulty: more than ive got
[08:40] <anybudy> After password change network connection applet requires keyring on each login,
[08:40] <ActionParsnip1> Faulty: whats the system for?
[08:40] <Si235> I have a layer 3 managed Gigabit / Fibre switch I'm connecting between my two comptuers.
[08:41] <Faulty> ActionParsnip1: it's just for office stuff but when i'm around it's a bit different you know :)
[08:41] <Si235> and my PPC machine supports jumbo packets pretty well.
[08:41] <ActionParsnip1> Faulty: then its way more than he'll need
[08:41] <ActionParsnip1> Faulty: you dont need a ferarri to drive to the shops and back once a day
[08:42] <Faulty> ActionParsnip1: do you also have E-7300? :D
[08:42] <alazyworkaholic> Anyone know of a good writeup on how ubuntu one's supposed to work to synchronize files?
[08:42] <vadviktor> does anyone know how can I set the disc cash flush interval on ext4?
[08:42] <kisuke> sudo apt-get subversion
[08:42] <kisuke> \opps wrong window XD
[08:42] <anybudy> Bluey: thank you.
[08:42] <Bluey> anybudy that work?
[08:43] <ActionParsnip1> Faulty: i run a full compiz deskto pwith all the bells and whictles on a cpu half that speed and only one core
[08:43] <kisuke> {g} try p7zip
[08:43] <anybudy> Bluey: yes, thank you.
[08:43] <RickyTom_> ActionParsnip1: thankyou very much
[08:43] <Bluey> anybudy -- ur welcome - enjoy!
[08:43] <chilli0> ActionParsnip1:  How do i use at?
[08:43] <baoji> kisuke, I'm hoping it isn't because I have limited access to a CD-burner. I have reinstalled ubiquity (and  now am installing parted) into memory which I would think would ameliorate a bad burn.
[08:43] <kisuke> baoji try re burning the CD
[08:43] <RHELee> What do you think of ext4?
[08:43] <fedrawi> Why firefox consumption and xorg up 80% of the Wizard
[08:43] <ActionParsnip1> chilli0: its very primitive. let me find a guide
[08:44] <chilli0> ActionParsnip1:  k
[08:44] <fedrawi> The Ram is currently only 500 megabytes
[08:44] <kisuke> baoji that should work
[08:44] <Gnea> fedrawi: it's not working?
[08:44] <anybudy> Bluey: I wish I could use naulitus, I also wonder the cause of it, why it doesnt change the perms...
[08:45] <ActionParsnip1> chilli0: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ClamAV   read the very bottom. Just change the command to something like: mplayer Pantera\ Cowboys\ from\hell.mp3 or something and leave your speakers on ;)
[08:45] <Faulty> ActionParsnip1: nice :) the only downside with this mothearboard is the the graphics card is intergrated
[08:45] <Bluey> anybudy -- well ftp requires an ftp client - and they are a plenty --
[08:45] <fedrawi> Gnea, How to solve the problem, please
[08:45] <Faulty> ActionParsnip1: gotta buy a PCI-E card
[08:45] <ActionParsnip1> Faulty: i have integrated nvidia here
[08:45] <fedrawi> I'm sorry for my weak
[08:45] <Gnea> fedrawi: you haven't pinpointed the problem. please do so.
[08:45] <Bluey> action - me too
[08:45] <ActionParsnip1> Faulty: if he's only browsing the web, why is a big beefy gfx card needed?
[08:45] <Faulty> ActionParsnip1: this is Intel X4500
[08:45] <Boohbah> Faulty: are you going to do some heavy 3d gaming on ubuntu?
[08:45] <ActionParsnip1> Faulty: those are supported nicely
[08:46] <Gnea> fedrawi: are you talking about the installer on the livecd?
[08:46] <Faulty> ActionParsnip1: because I like to play games sometime :P... and Ubuntu is not installed on this computer I'm just running it of a USB Stick
[08:46] <fedrawi> Gnea, I have a processor consumes more of RAM
[08:46] <anybudy> Bluey: yes you are right but it raises another question for me, I used "add/remove software" button on my gnome menu to search for filezilla
[08:46] <Flannel> fedrawi: Would you prefer support in arabic?
[08:46] <ActionParsnip1> Faulty: i though this was mainly office + web based. If you want games grab an nvidia card and you will have an easy life
[08:47] <anybudy> Bluey: "FileZilla FTP client cannot be installed on your computer type (i386). Either the application requires special hardware features or the vendor decided to not support your computer type"
[08:47] <Boohbah> anybudy: you need to enable universe and multiverse repositories through "Software Sources"
[08:47] <fedrawi> Flannel, I did not have a solution
[08:47] <Gnea> !arabic | fedrawi
[08:47] <Bluey> anybudy should be under applications/internet
[08:47] <Boohbah> anybudy: oh really, that's strange
[08:47] <fedrawi> Gnea, yes
[08:47] <ActionParsnip1> chilli0: nice huh, you could write a script to use zenity too to show a popup onscreen and suchlike
[08:47] <fedrawi> ok ubottu
[08:47] <Faulty> ActionParsnip1: Yeah that's true but .. hmm yes it's my dad's computer but I could get a new graphics card ...
[08:48] <ActionParsnip1> Faulty: provided there is a slot for one, some intels game ok though
[08:48] <Gnea> fedrawi: they can probably help you better than I/we can :)
[08:48] <Faulty> ActionParsnip1: my own computer is a AMD 3200 + ... LOL my friends say I live in the stone age :D :D
[08:48] <Boohbah> anybudy: i just installed filezilla on a 32-bit machine with karmic...
[08:48] <fedrawi> Gnea,  I can not find one of the Arabian Canal
[08:49] <ActionParsnip1> Faulty: my most powerful is a 3000 AM2 Semperon
[08:49] <Boohbah> fedrawi: /join #ubuntu-arabic
[08:49] <ActionParsnip1> Faulty: i have old systems galore
[08:49] <Steil> hey guys what happened to gaybuntu?the website does not work anymore
[08:49] <Gnea> fedrawi: in your xchat window, type this:  /join #ubuntu-arabic
[08:49] <anybudy> Boohbah: i installed it using command line as Bluey recommended.
[08:49] <Faulty> ActionParsnip1: hihi :)
[08:49] <ActionParsnip1> Faulty: if it does what you need at an acceptible speed, save your money
[08:49] <fedrawi> Gnea, No one is the Arabian Canal
[08:49] <anybudy> Boohbah: but the "add/remove software" says : "FileZilla FTP client cannot be installed on your computer type (i386). Either the application requires special hardware features or the vendor decided to not support your computer type"
[08:50] <Gnea> fedrawi: oh my...
[08:50] <fedrawi> Gnea,  Do you understand my problem
[08:50] <DeathFox> how do i change the logon image in ubuntu
[08:50] <Gnea> fedrawi: not entirely, but I can try
[08:50] <DeathFox> i wanted to customize it
[08:50] <Faulty> ActionParsnip1: yeah I have not even tried playing games on it just because I heard alot of bad things about this X4500
[08:50] <Boohbah> anybudy: as long as you can install it with apt-get that's fine... i don't use the add/remove software
[08:50] <fedrawi> Gnea,  Why the processor consumes more of RAM
[08:51] <Gnea> fedrawi: I want to understand - are you trying to install the system or is it already installed to the hard drive?
[08:51] <Boohbah> fedrawi: Xorg and firefox are CPU-intensive, they have to draw lots of graphics... you may reduce memory/CPU usage by disabling compiz if it's running
[08:51] <fedrawi> Gnea,  Sticky
[08:51] <Ubunuing> hello :) was wondering if someone has received an invite to google wave yet
[08:52] <Si235> how do I test my network configuration from the interface file and have it reload?
[08:52] <Gnea> fedrawi: does that mean it's running off of the hard drive?
[08:52] <ActionParsnip1> Boohbah: ive found the alpha flash in firefox uses less cpu than the one on the repos
[08:52] <fedrawi> To Aastkhaddm compiz
[08:52] <Boohbah> fedrawi: and a system running from livecd or liveusb will consume more resources than a system installed on your hard drive
[08:52] <ActionParsnip1> Boohbah: well the alpha 64bit one
[08:52] <Bluey> action -- true that...
[08:52] <ActionParsnip1> Bluey: i jumped to chrome now, its spiffy
[08:52] <Boohbah> ActionParsnip1: good to hear 64-bit flash is getting better, maybe i can upgrade to a 64-bit desktop soon :)
[08:53] <fedrawi> Gnea, I installed on the hard drive
[08:53] <fedrawi> Boohbah,  I installed on the hard drive
[08:53] <Bluey> action - Is chrome available for linux?
[08:53] <kisuke> bluey yes it is
[08:53] <Gnea> fedrawi: What speed is your CPU?
[08:53] <Bluey> kisuke - let me see if I can find it...
[08:53] <ActionParsnip1> Bluey: indeed
[08:53] <DeathFox> how do i change the login image in ubunutu
[08:53] <Boohbah> Bluey: https://launchpad.net/~chromium-daily/+archive/ppa
[08:54] <Bluey> thanks
[08:54] <kisuke> bluey i have it right here
[08:54] <Bluey> ahh it's a beta....
[08:54] <fedrawi> Gnea, http://www.fpaste.org/Ewds/
[08:54] <Bluey> yeah I got that in firefox...
[08:54] <Boohbah> Bluey: yes, the linux version is very new... very exciting!
[08:54] <Si235> is there a way to have synergy work in the GDM login window?
[08:55] <ActionParsnip1> DeathFox: http://www.arsgeek.com/2006/09/22/how-to-change-your-login-screen-in-ubuntugnome/
[08:55] <Si235> it works fine in X11, but not in my login windo.
[08:55] <Boohbah> Bluey: webkit beats gecko hard.
[08:55] <Bluey> okay reading page now...
[08:55] <paipimenta> alright... I booted up with a Live CD, now I need to know how to resize my /dev/sda2
[08:55] <paipimenta> I ran sudo fdisk /dev/sda
[08:55] <Boohbah> paipimenta: gparted
[08:55] <Si235> when the login window is active (gdm), is it running under X11?
[08:56] <Gnea> fedrawi: at 512M of ram, it can consume a lot of swap if you have a lot of programs running. In addition, gnome programs themselves can be memory-intensive hogs.
[08:56] <Boohbah> paipimenta: gksudo gparted
[08:56] <paipimenta> it's a LVM partition!
[08:56] <Evelina> How do I get sed to work whatever the pattern is uppercase or lowercase? Is there any way to let sed do the replacement independent of characters case?
[08:56] <ActionParsnip1> Bluey: copy or symlink the libflashplugin.so file in /usr/lib/chromium-browser/plugins/   and run chrome with: chromium-browser --enable-plugins
[08:56] <paipimenta> gparted doesn't support that
[08:56] <Boohbah> paipimenta: oh, oh, don't do that then! :)
[08:56] <paipimenta> will fdisk work?
[08:56] <Bluey> action - I am trying to find d/l now
[08:56] <paipimenta> and if so, i ran sudo fdisk /dev/sda... does x, c change # of cylinders on certain partition? or whole disk?
[08:56] <Boohbah> paipimenta: no, use lvm tools https://www.redhat.com/archives/linux-lvm/2006-August/msg00081.html
[08:57] <fedrawi> Gnea, I will show pictures of the consumption ok
[08:57] <Gnea> fedrawi: okay
[08:57] <ActionParsnip1> Bluey: use the link Boohbah gave: https://launchpad.net/~chromium-daily/+archive/ppa
[08:57] <ActionParsnip1> Bluey: add repo, add key, apt-get install
[08:57] <Bluey> action - I am there --
[08:58] <ActionParsnip1> Bluey: then run: gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
[08:58] <kisuke> bluey tutorial right here http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-install-chromium-google-chrome-in-ubuntu-using-deb-package.html
[08:58] <Si235> I figured out what caused my system to hang, apparently when I edited the /etc/network/interfaces file, I set mtu=9000 instead of mtu 9000, and that equals sign caused a system freeze that eventually I was able to bypass by booting with system networking disabled from the grub boot loader rescue menu.
[08:58] <ActionParsnip1> Bluey: click the green arro on the site to reveal the repo address
[08:58] <paipimenta> awww... but I want to install Windows on an NTFS partition that I'm going to create
[08:58] <paipimenta> I can't install Windows on a logical volume, can I?
[08:58] <ActionParsnip1> Bluey: deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/chromium-daily/ppa/ubuntu YOUR_UBUNTU_VERSION_HERE main
[08:58] <ActionParsnip1> paipimenta: sure you can
[08:59] <Madsy> Where has libqt4-phonon and libqt4-phonon-dev gone? Anyone knows?
[08:59] <Gnea> paipimenta: the people in ##windows could give you a more definitive answer
[08:59] <Bluey> didn't work let me try agian
[09:00] <bogdan> hello matherfuckers
[09:00] <paipimenta> can I burn an .iso straight from USB to DVD? I don't think I'll have enough space to download or copy that windows iso to hard disk
[09:00] <jobhopeful> whats the best feature coming in 9.10?
[09:00] <ActionParsnip1> !karmic | jobhopeful
[09:00] <ActionParsnip1> !best | jobhopeful
[09:01] <bogdan> is any matherfucker onthis page ?
[09:01] <Si235> I can't beleive how many people are on this forum, its literally over a 1000, insanely cool.
[09:01] <ActionParsnip1> !ohmy | bogdan
[09:01] <whois> bogdan: watch your language.
[09:01] <jobhopeful> damn  I was just womdering shesh
[09:01] <EasyTUX> Deryl is the fuckiest person, I've ever known anybody to be so fucking sucking MAD !!! though efnet rules surely...
[09:01] <paipimenta> not especially.. .when you get lost in the scroll
[09:02] <wrapster> Boohbah: what i get after a reboot is even more weird... i have 6G of memory and it shows ~8
[09:02] <fedrawi> Gnea,  http://www.7ammil.com/upfiles/oyh84115.jpg
[09:02] <Si235> there is a energy that is really cool here.
[09:02] <wrapster> 5.7G +2.4
[09:02] <Si235> I just wish I could fully move from OS X into linux, but baby steps.
[09:02] <bogdan> chill out gays
[09:02] <ActionParsnip1> !ohmy | EasyTUX
[09:03] <csaba_> I have a list of PIDs in a file, how can I kill them all with one command? kill -9 | cat file didn't work
[09:03] <jobhopeful> os x sux!
[09:03] <kisuke> !language | bogdan
[09:03] <ActionParsnip1> csaba_: kill -9 < file     maybe
[09:03] <jobhopeful> i dont like it at all
[09:03] <EasyTUX> ubottu: Ok ubuntu botty... ;)
[09:03] <ActionParsnip1> jobhopeful: do you have an ubuntu question?
[09:03] <fedrawi> Gnea, firefox Almstvh not consume much because I did not open many sites
[09:04] <paipimenta> hmmm.... my lvm pvs says it's 25G, and my lvm vgs says it's 25G
[09:04] <jobhopeful> ubottu is annoying
[09:04] <paipimenta> but fdisk says the partition takes up the entire disk space
[09:04] <Madsy> csaba_: I don't know if it is the best approach, but you could use use cat and xargs.
[09:04] <Bluey> installing chromium now...
[09:04] <jobhopeful> well that explains it
[09:04] <paipimenta> or, the second partition takes cylinder 26-7297 out of 7297 possible
[09:04] <EasyTUX> Error: Ok ubuntu botty... :)
[09:04] <browncouch> anyone here know how to access an ftp server behind a router? I have my ports set up properly...please be nice :)
[09:04] <ActionParsnip1> Bluey: nice, remember the 2 extra steps
[09:04] <csaba_> ActionParsnip1, Madsy: isn't there something like an exec command which can do this?
[09:05] <Madsy> Not that I know of.
[09:05] <randy2009> can someone give me a link on how cpu usage/load works in ubuntu?
[09:05] <nazgjunk> browncouch: it should work when your portforwards are set up right
[09:05] <Madsy> kill takes one process at a time. killall can take regex.
[09:05] <ActionParsnip1> browncouch: you must forward a port to the port you are running FTP on (usually 21), some routers only allow ports to be forwarded from the same por external to the same internal port
[09:05] <paipimenta> off to #lvm
[09:05] <Si235> what does it mean when a process has a question mark to the right of the PID?
[09:06] <browncouch> well it works internally...but I must not be logging into it properly... i am kind of new to server setup
[09:06] <OzFalcon> Hey can anyone open pavucontrol?
[09:06] <Gnea> fedrawi: well, your list there is only semi-complete, so I'm guessing that there are a LOT of programs running - they all add up
[09:07] <ActionParsnip1> csaba_: for pidnum in cat file; do kill -9 $pidnum; done
[09:07] <OzFalcon> mine has just stopped working for some reason. (9.04)
[09:07] <Gnea> fedrawi: my suggestion would be to either add more RAM to the system (1G or 2G total should run very nicely), or use a version of Ubuntu that is less resource-intensive, such as Xubuntu
[09:08] <OzFalcon> Can everyone open pulse audio control or just me having problems?
[09:08] <Bluey> works!
[09:08] <fedrawi> Gnea, Believe me, I did not bother many programs
[09:09] <OzFalcon> Bluey, pavucontol?
[09:09] <Si235> does anyone here run Maya 2009 or similar on Ubuntu?
[09:09] <iceroot> can you recommend an imap-client for CLI? maybe something with a little menu (like yast or other ncurse-stuff)
[09:09] <Bluey> ozfalcon - what's that?
[09:09] <paipimenta> I've got one hard disk, two partitions, a /boot and a root LVM
[09:09] <baoji> kisuke, no luck after reinstalling parted & ubiquity.
[09:09] <OzFalcon> Can you run pavucontrol?
[09:09] <csaba_> ActionParsnip1: ah good, I just needed to put cat test between ` `
[09:09] <Gnea> fedrawi: Right, but the default Ubuntu uses Gnome, which is itself memory-intensive.
[09:09] <kelto> hi =)
[09:09] <ActionParsnip1> csaba_: nice
[09:10] <Bluey> ozfalcon I don't know - I've never/seen heard of it..
[09:10] <paipimenta> I want 3 partitions, one boot, one lVM, and one NTFS
[09:10] <OzFalcon> nevermind
[09:10] <paipimenta> how do I shrink the LVM partition? I already shrank the vg and the pv to 25Gig
[09:10] <Bluey> ozfalcon - nope says I can install it...
[09:10] <sinan> i am having some trouble booting up, something about fsck complaining that last mount time was in the future. The exact error message is here (http://pastie.org/637760), any ideas?
[09:10] <Bluey> ozfalcon - what does it do?
[09:10] <paipimenta> but the partition still takes up all but 25 of the 7297 cylinders on my HD
[09:10] <zaoul> How can I run zenmap as root? I get : warnings.warn(str(e), _gtk.Warning) gtk.GtkWarning: could not open display
[09:11] <fedrawi> Gnea, My memory 4g
[09:11] <Gnea> fedrawi: The only thing that looks odd there would be rsyslog, so if it's writing to a database, that could be taking up a lot of resources.
[09:11] <disappearedng> Hey anyone can recommend me some good flow chart software on linux to draft my app
[09:11] <Gnea> fedrawi: good point - I hadn't noticed that. You said initially 500M
[09:11] <zaoul> disappearedng: kivio or dia
[09:12] <zaoul> disappearedng: or use a mindmap
[09:12] <DuckGod> hey can someone help me out?
[09:12] <zaoul> disappearedng: freemind
[09:12] <zaoul> so yea zenmap anyone?
[09:12] <zaoul> as root
[09:12] <disappearedng> DIA sucks
[09:12] <ActionParsnip1> csaba_: if its something you use a lot, make a script that takes an arg (the file name) and will kill the PIDs for you
[09:12] <paipimenta> sudo zenmap :-D
[09:13] <ActionParsnip1> !ask | DuckGod
[09:13] <csaba_> ActionParsnip1: yeah I'll do just that thanks
[09:13] <zaoul> paipimenta: :-D ... its 4am thats my excuse
[09:13] <zaoul> thanks
[09:13] <Bluey> thanks for the tips on chromium will try it out tomorrow --
[09:13] <disappearedng> I like this pipe syntax implemented inside ubottu
[09:13] <Bluey> off to bed...
[09:13] <paipimenta> woo hoo! it worked!
[09:14] <paipimenta> I need some voice here
[09:14] <paipimenta> no prob zaoul
[09:14] <masutaa> hello
[09:14] <paipimenta> wow... time to hit up some enterprise linux rooms for this partition crap
[09:15] <paipimenta> (and by enterprise linux rooms, I mean my bed)
[09:15] <DuckGod> ok so when i try to install jaunty on my second pc it installs all the way then when i reboot it says existing intel boot agent and wont go any further....
[09:15] <kisuke> baoji what does sudo lspci -vv rrturn (sudo because w/o it you tend to miss things
[09:15] <Si235> okay I identified the init scripts that invoke the startup of Freevo in the /etc/init.d , would there be anywhere else I would have to look for it starting up its services, or issues I could encounter?
[09:15] <OzFalcon> Bluey, It's the Pulse Audio control panel.
[09:15] <fedrawi> Gnea, I said that he is unable to absorb dislocated 500
[09:15] <OzFalcon> Bluey, Problem solved now.
[09:15] <Gnea> fedrawi: Sorry, I misunderstood.
[09:15] <browncouch> sinan still around?
[09:16] <masutaa> just installed jaunty.. I have ati rage128 and I want to know if ubuntu is using ati's drivers or not
[09:16] <masutaa> since it's kinda slow
[09:16] <sinan> browncouch: i am here :)
[09:17] <kisuke> baoji place it on http://paste.ubuntu.com
[09:17] <fedrawi> Gnea, I thank you very important because you are respectful and pleasant and helpful
[09:17] <G_A_C> anyone know if there's a specific channel for Karmic discussion?
[09:17] <fedrawi> Gnea, اسف على ازعاجك اخي
[09:17] <browncouch> sinan: I don't know what it would be called but may there is a file you can edit with gedit or vim somewhere in root
[09:17] <fedrawi> Gnea, Sorry to bother my brother
[09:17] <ActionParsnip1> !karmic | G_A_C
[09:17] <onats> anyone know of a good music visualizer?
[09:17] <G_A_C> ta :)
[09:17] <DuckGod> and hitting that will bypass the bootagent?
[09:18] <kisuke> baoji and place the link here
[09:18] <Error> ubottu: You're as intelligent as deryl neh ?
[09:18] <sinan> browncouch: what is the file related to ? how can i find it ?
[09:18] <browncouch> sinan:one of your scripts in init.d is messed up for some reason
[09:18] <baoji> kisuke, http://paste.ubuntu.com/282819/
[09:18] <Error> ubottu: :)
[09:18] <sinan> browncouch: how do you suggest i proceed from here?
[09:19] <masutaa> brb
[09:19] <Error> ubottu: Stupid bot !
[09:19] <browncouch> sinan: possibly a result with a change in bios...or something...I wouls suggest googling for the file that holds mounting history...or a log of some sort...i am googling...to see if i can find the related file
[09:19] <baoji> kisuke, unfortunately I have to go now, but thanks for your help! I will leave IRC up in case you want to /msg me. Perhaps I'll run into you later... :)
[09:20] <sinan> browncouch: i have the syslog and dmesg, but can't find much useful stuff there
[09:20] <Error> ubottu: bot !
[09:20] <Error> ubottu: ubuntu !
[09:20] <kisuke> !raid > kisuke
[09:21] <Gnea> fedrawi: you are welcome
[09:21] <bullgard> Yesterday I installed Empathy. It worked. Today the Contact List reports: "New Jabber Account; Name in use". What does that mean? I cannot see any contact names in the Contact List.
[09:21] <DuckGod> ok so when i try to install jaunty on my second pc it installs all the way then when i reboot it says existing intel boot agent and wont go any further....how do i bypass that?
[09:21] <Sorry> ubottu: u shit !
[09:21] <ActionParsnip1> bullgard: someone is logged on with the same name, or you are logged i someplace else
[09:21] <Sorry> O!
[09:21] <timClicks> launchpad Q, is there a way to configure mailing lists to default to reply to the list, rather than the sender?
[09:22] <Boohbah> Sorry: please stop the bot abuse
[09:22] <browncouch> sinan:this is happening when you try to login and mount your hd?
[09:22] <Sorry> Boohbah: Sorry, are you a bot ?
[09:22] <sinan> browncouch: when booting up
[09:22] <bullgard> ActionParsnip1: What do you mean by "name"?
[09:22] <Boohbah> Sorry: no
[09:22] <Sorry> np
[09:23] <Sorry> ;)
[09:23] <ActionParsnip1> bullgard: the user name you are trying to logon with
[09:23] <sinan> browncouch: i will try to restart in single-user mode and see what happens :)
[09:24] <miron721> Ok, I have no idea on what to do here. So I installed ubuntu through a live cd, worked perfectly, no issues. Wrote over an existing partition. I tried booting and it's just been stuck blinking "_" for about 4 hours or so.
[09:25] <miron721> Anyone know of a fix?
[09:25] <ActionParsnip1> miron721: what changed to trigger the issue?
[09:26] <miron721> Nothing changed. Went from only windows, no grub to overwriting an old unused partition. Don't know if that partition ever worked, salvaged the hdd from an old computer
[09:26] <miron721> I reformatted it though, so I don't think it's an hdd issue
[09:27] <Miansc> hey guys
[09:27] <ActionParsnip1> did you verify the CD once initially booted to? Did you MD5 check the ISO you used?
[09:27] <kisuke> actionparsnip1 miron721 sounds like a GRUB config problem
[09:27] <Miansc> im trying to boot from the cd on startup to install
[09:27] <Miansc> i dunnowhic f key to press but
[09:28] <godstar> kisuke: did you fix your issues from yesterday?
[09:28] <ActionParsnip1> miron721: does grub load before the cursor flashes?
[09:28] <Miansc> does anyone know??
[09:28] <kisuke> godsatr nope
[09:28] <kisuke> godstar nope
[09:28] <miron721> ActionParsnip1, Yeah, grub loads. Neither the regular option or the recovery version work. Haven't tried windows or memtest though
[09:28] <godstar> Miansc: try F12 for the boot menu
[09:29] <masutaa> miron721: I've seen problems in hdds where the boot sectors were damaged.  it's rare but it happens
[09:29] <Miansc> i did
[09:29] <Miansc> well pretty sure i did
[09:29] <godstar> Miansc: try F2 or Delete Key for BIOS
[09:29] <ActionParsnip1> miron721: do you get the loading splash screen and the bar progressing?
[09:29] <bullgard> ActionParsnip1: As far as I know, Empathy does use a "user name" to log on the Jabber network. Rather, it uses a Jabber identity. Do you mean the Jabber identity JID?
[09:29] <kisuke> mainsc press "enter" or "return" depending on your keyboard
[09:29] <Miansc> kk
[09:29] <Miansc> ill try enter f12 and delete lol
[09:29] <Miansc> brb
[09:29] <ActionParsnip1> bullgard: if thats what it uses, sure
[09:29] <godstar> kisuke: Sorry to hear
[09:30] <masutaa> miron721: get ubcd and check/repair your hdd.  you might also try low-level formatting your hdd
[09:30] <miron721> ActionParsnip1, Nope, and with my laptop running nbr, it usually flashes the _ for a few seconds, then flashes a few lines of text then the splash
[09:31] <miron721> masutaa, I can do all that from the live cd, right? I installed ubuntu because my windows is broken somehow. So I only have my netbook without a cd drive.
[09:31] <bullgard> ActionParsnip1: I doubt hat you are right. I am using the same JID today as yeserday, and it worked yesterday.
[09:31] <ActionParsnip1> ok, did you install video drivers recently?
[09:31] <ActionParsnip1> bullgard: but if you are logged in elsewhere will it still let you log in where you are now?
[09:32] <miron721> ActionParsnip1, Nope, this is the first boot. Fresh from install
[09:32] <ActionParsnip1> miron721: ok then i would check the cd you installed with as well as md5 test the iso
[09:32] <ActionParsnip1> miron721: a bad disk will make a bad install
[09:33] <godstar> miron721: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromImgFiles
[09:33] <godstar> miron721: if you already have it installed on your SSD, disregard.
[09:34] <miron721> godstar, Not using ssds, if that makes a difference.
[09:34] <godstar> miron721: you can still follow that guide for IDE / sata drives.
[09:34] <bullgard> ActionParsnip1: Yesterday I was logged in on my computer T43. Today I'm trying to login on my computer T43. Today it fails. My JID is not logged in elsewhere as far as I know.
[09:36] <ActionParsnip1> bullgard: i'm not overly familiar with jabber but thats all i can think it would be
[09:36] <ja2> Hi, I'd like to recompile the kernel, but would like to start the configuration from what I already have from ubuntu 8.04. There is no config.gz in /proc. Anyone who know where to get the x86_64 config for the ubuntu 8.04 2.6.24-24 kernel?
[09:36] <ActionParsnip1> bullgard: you ould find a site or tool that could test if you were online or not, or use a different account to check
[09:37] <ActionParsnip1> bullgard: otherwise i'm outta ideas
[09:37] <miron721> Ok, did the "Check disk integrity" off the boot cd. No errors found. And I deleted the .iso I burned it from, should I make another cd and try intalling again
[09:37] <Guest12345> Where can I find Ubuntu 9.10 Beta?
[09:38] <godstar> miron721: are you trying to install Ubuntu on your netbook?
[09:38] <miron721> godstar, No, got ubuntu nbr running fine. I'm trying to install on my desktop
[09:39] <godstar> http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/karmic/alpha-6/
[09:40] <godstar> miron721: 1 HDD or 2?
[09:40] <Guest12345> No, not Alpha 6. Is the beta release supposed to come out today?
[09:40] <Guest39493> who changes my nick ????????????
[09:40] <ActionParsnip1> miron721: if the cd is ok, chances are the image was too, you SHOULD check before burning.
[09:40] <godstar> http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/current/
[09:40] <Flannel> Guest39493: #ubuntu+1 is the place to go to ask questions about Karmic, this channe is only for supported releases of Ubuntu.
[09:40] <ActionParsnip1> Guest39493: the system, there is somebody already called "you" logged onto the server
[09:41] <ja2> Solved. Found my config.
[09:41] <godstar> miron721: where are you having trouble during the install?
[09:42] <miron721> godstar, install went perfectly. No errors. And it's 2 sata hdds, 1 sata optical drive
[09:42] <godstar> miron721: then what is the problem?
[09:43] <miron721> godstar, it doesn't boot. Without the cd in, I select ubuntu in the grub, and it sticks at a flashing "_". Longest I've left it is 4 hours.
[09:43] <godstar> hmm
[09:44] <kisuke1> mirion i still say it sounds like grub was configured wrong
[09:44] <godstar> miron721: do you have anything on the separate HDD? If not reload Ubuntu on it. You could also put gparted on a flash drive reformation the HDD that wont boot.
[09:44] <miron721> kisuke, That might be. How would I fix that? Keeping in mind I don't have anything that can boot on here other than the live cd.
[09:44] <godstar> /gparted on a flash drive and reformat/
[09:45] <kisuke> mirion can you see your hard didk in the live CD?
[09:45] <chu> hey, my wireless is rather shameful under Linux; honestly I never tried it under Windows, but I have a friend who has a similar-era laptop, and his can reach my wirless network fine from my front room (He gets about 60% connection on Windows Vista), but I cannot get anything. I saw a post on the Ubuntu forums which said something to the effect of "check your hardware drivers", which I have done, but under hardware drivers I only have my nvidia drivers as an opti
[09:45] <kisuke> mirion721 can you see your hard disk in the Live CDS?
[09:45] <miron721> kisuke, I could see it in the installer, let me check if I can browse files
[09:46] <godstar> miron721: you can run your live cd and install gparted from add/remove. Keep in mind that any added apps you run in your live cd will be thrown into ram. Once you have gparted installed, you can reformat the HDD in question.
[09:46] <miron721> godstar, Do I have to reformat the entire disk? I've got a bunch of stuff I don't want to lose, and no external drives
[09:46] <kisuke> godstar grub misconfig maybe?
[09:47] <miron721> Is there a way I can check the data to see if that's the issue, without reformatting?
[09:47] <kisuke> godstar for mirion721 i mean
[09:47] <hanshenrik> hanshenrik@hanshenrik-laptop:~/Desktop/otserv$ sudo su
[09:47] <hanshenrik> [sudo] password for hanshenrik:
[09:47] <hanshenrik> root@hanshenrik-laptop:/home/hanshenrik/Desktop/otserv# ./otserv
[09:47] <hanshenrik> bash: ./otserv: Permission denied
[09:47] <FloodBot1> hanshenrik: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:47] <hanshenrik> seriously.. wtf?
[09:47] <godstar> miron721: you can copy your files over using the Live Cd. You will need to try to mount your HDD in question while in the live cd session.
[09:47] <godstar> kisuke: could be.
[09:48] <joaopinto> miron721, you don't need to format do reinstall grub
[09:48] <joaopinto> formating will not resolve your problem
[09:48] <joaopinto> unless the filesystem is corrupted, which is unlikely
[09:48] <kisuke> godstar: tring to see if he can get to menu.lst should tell us something...
[09:48] <jussi01> hanshenrik: sudo -i not sudo su
[09:49] <kisuke> miron721: can you access you HDD?
[09:49] <miron721> Ok, well, I can see the different partitions in nautilus
[09:49] <joaopinto> !root | hanshenrik
[09:49] <jussi01> hanshenrik: and then make sure the otserv is executable
[09:50] <godstar> miron721: can you even access recovery console (hitting ESC) key during grub boot?
[09:50] <jussi01> hanshenrik: lastly, please dont use acronyms that mean swear words. :)
[09:50] <hanshenrik> i am sure the otserv is executable, i can run the same executable from any other directory, and "sudo" got same access denied
[09:50] <miron721> No problem accessing files on the live cd
[09:50] <gerd> lkj
[09:50] <gerd> ?
[09:50] <gerd> ?
[09:50] <FloodBot1> gerd: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:50] <miron721> godstar, I'll reboot and try.
[09:50] <gerd> ?
[09:50] <kisuke> miron721: what files are in your /media folder?
[09:50] <gerd> -_-;;
[09:50] <godstar> miron721: copy your files over in the live session and reload Ubuntu. May save you time.
[09:50] <gerd> nothing
[09:51] <hanshenrik> chmod 777 *           now it runs just fine
[09:51] <gerd> hul...;;;;;
[09:51] <godstar> miron721: if you can reach recovery console w the ESC key, drop to root shell with networking and run apt-get update.
[09:51] <ArdyaBigAsshole> !
[09:51] <jony123> how would i mount a nfts partion on my harddisk
[09:52] <browncouch> chu?
[09:52] <ActionParsnip1> !ntfs3g | jony123
[09:52] <godstar> jony123: go to add/remove and type ntfs in the search
[09:52] <jussi01> ArdyaBigAsshole: please change your nick to something more family friendly, thanks
[09:52] <miron721> godstar, Does the same thing. Flashing _
[09:52] <hanshenrik> i didnt even know "sudo" could get access denied on localhost - any1 know what number chmod must be, for SUDO to get access denied?
[09:52] <kisuke> godstar: ntfs is inculded in ubuntu
[09:52] <miron721> Just a second, switching from laggy wireless to fast wired.
[09:52] <kisuke> godstar:  i use it freaquently
[09:52] <jussi01> hanshenrik: is your user in the admin group?
[09:52] <jony123> cheers
[09:52] <hanshenrik> jussi01: yup
[09:53] <kisuke> !ntfs | jony123
[09:53] <hanshenrik> jussi01: think so at least
[09:53] <jussi01> hanshenrik: does sudo work with other items?
[09:53] <hanshenrik> jussi01: yup
[09:53] <godstar> kisuke: you're correct, it should automount ntfs.
[09:53] <hanshenrik> jussi01: like apt-get
[09:53] <jussi01> hanshenrik: curious. and you are certain the file is executable?
[09:54] <hanshenrik> jussi01: yup, i could run the same exe from any other directory, and it runned fine after i did chmod 777 *
[09:55] <ArdyaTrouDuCul> jussi01: Okey ?...
[09:55] <kisuke> godstar: unless is removable drive
[09:55] <jussi01> ArdyaTrouDuCul: changing the language isnt really helpful
[09:55] <miron> Ok, back
[09:55] <miron721> Ok, back again. Stupid connection
[09:55] <kisuke> !sudo | jussi01
[09:55] <miron721> Er, still here
[09:56] <Si235> okay fixed freevo from starting up by removing any of the /etc/init.d freevo startup files :)
[09:56] <Si235> woot.
[09:56] <ArdyaTrouDuCul> jussi01: !BIG though I'd like to enlarge its...
[09:56] <kisuke> miron721: what is the content of your /media folder?
[09:57] <ArdyaGrosEncule> !
[09:57] <miron721> kisuke, Just a minute, booting back into the live cd
[09:58] <jussi01> ArdyaGrosEncule: I said family friendly please. If you cant manage that, Ill set a forward to #ubuntu-ops until you can. :)
[09:58] <kisuke> miron721: kk
[09:58] <hanshenrik> !root
[09:58] <hanshenrik> "Instead, realise the truth... there is no spoon"..
[09:58] <hanshenrik> matrix-quote? :p
[09:59] <error404notfound> in karmic, pidgin is replaced with empathy? why? i think pidgin is better.
[09:59] <linux-ops>  ?
[09:59] <kisuke> !ot | hanshenrik
[09:59] <hanshenrik> error404notfound: why dont ask in #ubuntu+1 instead? :P
[09:59] <iceroot> what is the refresh-key for lynx?
[10:00] <kisuke> iceroot:  try F5
[10:00] <hanshenrik> kisuke: so you really think that question fits better here than in #ubuntu+1?
[10:00] <iceroot> kisuke: nope
[10:01] <miron721> kisuke, Empty on booting the live cd. Though I have 6 seperate partitions I can mount. I forgot windows always adds a 200 megabyte partition for pretty much no reason
[10:01] <ActionParsnip1> error404notfound: you can install pidgin freely
[10:02] <miron721> Wait, that 200 meg partition has some boot stuff in it. Could that be the issue?
[10:02] <DuckGod> when i turn on my second computer after installing jaunty it says reboot and select proper boot device....?
[10:02] <kisuke> miron721: can you mount your /boot or ubuntu partitions?
[10:02] <Gnea> DuckGod: it does?
[10:03] <miron721> kisuke, Yup, in it now
[10:03] <DuckGod> yeah whats up with that?
[10:03] <Gnea> where does it say that?
[10:03] <stefg> DuckGod: that means either there is no bootloader installed on the right disk, or the bios can't see it
[10:03] <DuckGod> first thing it says when i turn it on
[10:03] <kisuke> go to /boot/grub/ please post menu.lst to http://paste.ubuntu.com
[10:03] <Gnea> so, after POST?
[10:03] <DuckGod> yes
[10:04] <Gnea> DuckGod: sounds like the incorrect MBR was selected at install time - should be /dev/sda (MBR of the firt disk or something like that) not a partition
[10:04] <DuckGod> its just wierd cause i did it with the same live cd i installed jaunty on this pc
[10:04] <KoolD> Hey. I am trying to resize an ext4 partition. But the live usb that i have does not seem to support ext4. Gparted in this live distro shows the ext4 partition as ext3. is it okay to resize it anyway??
[10:04] <stefg> DuckGod: so first double check your bios settings for correct boot order and device settings
[10:05] <DuckGod> ive changed the boot order many times trying to get it to work
[10:05] <stefg> KoolD: i don't think so. at least have a backup first
[10:06] <DuckGod> should i try turning on plug an play os?
[10:06] <kisuke> miron721: ?
[10:06] <miron721> Whoa, this recognizes my obscure wireless card. Never noticed that before.
[10:06] <KoolD> stefg: guess i'll backup then.  Ok, it's paste.ubuntu.com/282840/
[10:07] <firecrotch> KoolD: the livecd that you're using... what distro/version is it?
[10:07] <stefg> DuckGod: that doesn't matter. the best thing you could do is boot up the Desktop live cd on the box in question and join this channel from there
[10:08] <honey^moon> oooooooooooooooo
[10:08] <DuckGod> ok
[10:08] <honey^moon> ooooooo
[10:08] <Lloir> aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
[10:08] <kisuke> miron721: kk one min installing gparted
[10:08] <Lloir> nvm thought i was on a diff chan on a diff server
[10:08] <honey^moon> iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
[10:08] <KoolD> firecrotch: its backtrack 4. Its based on ubuntu.
[10:08] <honey^moon> wwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww
[10:08] <honey^moon> eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
[10:08] <FloodBot1> honey^moon: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:08] <honey^moon> rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
[10:08] <dazhi> wok
[10:09] <kyja> wyvern is alive again !!
[10:09] <jakerue> I just erased an NTFS, formatted at ext3, added it to my root partition.  Now when I boot into my home the new size is not recognized.  What am I missing?
[10:09] <DuckGod> when i use the live cd it acts like everything is normal
[10:09] <dazhi> it
[10:10] <firecrotch> KoolD: I would recommend not even trying to do the resize with older versions of resizing tools, even though ext4 is supposed to be 100% backwards compatible - there are reports of problems
[10:10] <Gnea> DuckGod: again, you need to select the correct disk to install grub to
[10:10] <stefg> jakerue: what it exactly did you do to 'add it to your root partition' ?
[10:10] <jakerue> stefg I used gparted resize
[10:11] <DuckGod> so just choosing the use whole drive dosent work?>
[10:12] <jakerue> stefg: you can see the results of my fdisk -> http://paste.ubuntu.com/282842/
[10:14] <stefg> jakerue: so far, so good. and what does df -h tell?
[10:14] <Gnea> DuckGod: that's a different section
[10:14] <DuckGod> Gnea if i installed it while my box had an intel network card do you think that could possible be the problem?
[10:14] <Gnea> DuckGod: the part I'm talking about is at the very end of the installation phase
[10:14] <KoolD> firecrotch: so would it be alright if i try to resize with ubuntu?
[10:15] <miron-desktop> Miron721 here, my laptop seems to be dropping it's connection a lot so I'm on on the live cd as well
[10:15] <godstar> KoolD: I would think you would be okay to resize.
[10:15] <kisuke> godstar paste.ubuntu.com/282840/ miron721's menu.lst
[10:15] <DuckGod> at the end of my installer it just tells me to reboot an thats it it dosent give me any other options
[10:15] <Gnea> DuckGod: okay, I'll try to explain it in more layman's terms - if you have a keg of beer, and a pitcher, and a glass, and if you tell someone to fill the pitcher from the keg in order to fill their glasses, and if the person empties the keg into his mouth into the pitcher, then nobody gets beer.
[10:15] <godstar> kisuke: k
[10:15] <KoolD> thanks then i'm off to resize
[10:15] <jakerue> stefg: I am using the liveCD, should I mount my sda6 first and and df -h from there?
[10:16] <Gnea> DuckGod: it's the same idea here - grub isn't getting installed to the MBR of the hard drive, so it won't boot
[10:16] <ursus> Hello! I have a DVD image (iso), and I would like to burn it. The problem is, that the iso file is a little bit larger than the capacity of my disk. How could I solve it?
[10:16] <Gnea> DuckGod: rather, into his mouth INSTEAD of into the pitcher
[10:16] <puting> hello
[10:16] <Gnea> DuckGod: or shall I use another example?
[10:16] <browncouch> will someone verify my ftp???  <IP_ADDRESS>   anonymous
[10:17] <puting> do you know kobuntu server?
[10:17] <browncouch> tell me what you think of the picture lol
[10:17] <DuckGod> that works...
[10:17] <Gnea> !ot | browncouch
[10:17] <KasdK> Anyone here a lawyer?
[10:17] <ActionParsnip1> browncouch: looks like im connected
[10:17] <KasdK> or pretty keen on law issues?
[10:17] <jakerue> browncouch: I logged in
[10:17] <browncouch> sweet!
[10:17] <Sitowlan> browncouch, 21/tcp filtered ftp
[10:17] <jussi01> !ot | KasdK
[10:18] <mark_> your ftp server is working fine
[10:18] <browncouch> just a shitty picture right?
[10:18] <browncouch> sweet
[10:18] <puting> begening today
[10:18] <KasdK> do you know if there's a channel for law talk?
[10:18] <Gnea> DuckGod: so what you need to do is, reinstall the system and get to the end, and when it asks where you want it to install grub to, make sure you select the MBR of the same hard drive you installed the system to (so if your partitions are /dev/sda1, /dev/sda2, etc, then /dev/sda is where you want grub to go)
[10:18] <puting> help me
[10:18] <kisuke> godsatr im at a loss you?
[10:18] <stefg> jakerue: yes, mount sda1 and sda5... you can apt-get install pastebinit for convenience. interesting would be 'df -h | pastebinit' the fstab of the installed system and 'sudo blkid | pastebinit'
[10:18] <Bendt> how do i turn off all power-saving?
[10:18] <kisuke> !ask | puting
[10:18] <Gnea> KasdK: #law perhaps? or ask in #freenode
[10:19] <puting> i can't english
[10:19] <indus> ActionParsnip1: hello
[10:19] <jussi01> !channels > KasdK
[10:19] <indus> puting: ask question, we will understand
[10:19] <puting> !ask |
[10:19] <godstar> kisuke: It looks like grub is booting on (hd0,0)  with /dev/hda5 as the mount point. This could be his problem here. He did say he say 6 partitions on two HDD.
[10:20] <jakerue> stefg: couldn't find pastebinit through apt-get
[10:20] <ActionParsnip1> hi indus
[10:20] <puting> i think so  that Xchat can't  control
[10:20] <Bendt> !How do i turn off all power-saving in ubuntu 9.04?
[10:20] <kisuke> godstar:  think he said 6 on 1
[10:20] <stefg> jakerue: you'll need to apt-get update first
[10:20] <kisuke> miron7
[10:20] <miron721> kisuke, nope, 6 on 2.
[10:20] <indus> puting: cant control what
[10:21] <godstar> My recommendation is: boot to live cd, copy files from bad HDD to good HDD and do a clean install on bad HDD.
[10:21] <kisuke> god you were right
[10:21] <puting> today install Xchat
[10:21] <puting> i don'y know
[10:21] <ursus> Hello! I have a DVD image (iso), and I would like to burn it. The problem is, that the iso file is a little bit larger than the capacity of my disk. How could I solve it? I tried DVD95, but it crashes when builds up the new iso file. I tried vamp also, but I couldn't give an iso file as a source file for compress the dvd.
[10:21] <puting> don't
[10:21] <puting> interface
[10:22] <puting> i want
[10:22] <ActionParsnip1> ursus: maye its a dual layer image, some images are bigger than the disks.  Look it up on sourceforge.
[10:22] <indus> puting: aah korea
[10:22] <puting> aah korea?
[10:22] <miron721> btw, if I mount all of the partitions, my /media is 6 folders, disk, disk-1, disk-2 etc to disk-5
[10:22] <indus> who knows korean channel
[10:22] <puting> where?
[10:22] <indus> !korea
[10:22] <stefg> !kr
[10:22] <puting> !korea
[10:22] <puting> !kr
[10:22] <Bendt> what program controls turning of screen?
[10:23] <ursus> ActionParsnip1, it is not dual layer, it is just about 100 mb larger than a normal dvd
[10:23] <jakerue> stefg: still not found after that.  I will mount anyway and just paste manually.  Note that my sda5is my working partition that I need to get working....sda1 is an old partition
[10:23] <puting> dz
[10:23] <ursus> godstar, I'll check it, thank you
[10:23] <puting> ok
[10:23] <puting> thanks
[10:23] <ActionParsnip1> ursus: it'll be fine
[10:23] <godstar> ursus: anytime.
[10:23] <stefg> jakerue: ok
[10:23] <puting> i going unbuntu-ko
[10:23] <puting> bye
[10:23] <puting> see you
[10:23] <indus> puting: good luck bye
[10:23] <kisuke> puting:  /join #ubuntu-ko
[10:23] <puting> thank you
[10:24] <mickster04> good mornin:D
[10:24] <kisuke> miron721: do you get a grub prompt? asks you what to load?
[10:25] <godstar> kisuke: I think he said that the cursor just blinks.
[10:25] <ursus> godstar, are you sure, that it is calles infrarecord? There isn't such a project on sourceforge...
[10:25] <miron721> kisuke, Yup, right after that the underscore blinks. After I make my selection, that is
[10:25] <godstar> kisuke: no grub prompt, no recovery console.
[10:25] <godstar> ursus: one sec
[10:25] <miron721> I get a grub prompt, it just doesn't actually do anything
[10:25] <miron721> er
[10:25] <kisuke> i know had a simialr problem maybe grub not in mbr
[10:26] <godstar> ursus: http://infrarecorder.org/
[10:26] <miron721> I get a grub prompt, and I can chose an option. It goes to boot the option and it just blinks the underscroe
[10:26] <godstar> ursus: forgot the 'er'.
[10:26] <ursus> godstar, ok, thanks
[10:26] <kisuke> nvm
[10:26] <godstar> ursus: you are welcome.
[10:26] <theadmin> When will latest GNOME be available?
[10:27] <stefg> jakerue: so sda5 is visible and mountable from the Places menu on the Live CD?
[10:28] <ursus> godstar, it is an application for windows, isn't it..?
[10:28] <jakerue> stefg: yep...I am browsing it nw
[10:28] <jakerue> nw = now
[10:28] <jakerue> stefg: http://paste.ubuntu.com/282850/
[10:29] <stefg> jakerue: i need /media/[disk]/etc/fstab, not ther fstab of the Live environment
[10:30] <jakerue> ok here is me browsing to the ftab on sda5 -> http://paste.ubuntu.com/282853/
[10:30] <godstar> ursus: yes, sorry, what platform are you using?
[10:30] <prince_jammys> url open 9
[10:30] <ursus> xubuntu 9.04
[10:30] <jakerue> stefg: see my above post.
[10:31] <godstar> ursus: try brasero. I've never had problems with it.
[10:31] <kisuke> what was the command to check an fs?
[10:31] <firecrotch> kisuke: fsck?
[10:32] <stefg> jakerue: ah there you have it. The fstab still thinks your sda5 is an ntfs partition.... sda1, too. you need to setup a new fstab to reflecz the changes you did with gprted
[10:32] <ActionParsnip1> !fsck | kisuke
[10:32] <kisuke> thanks firecrotch
[10:32] <kisuke> miron721:  try fsck
[10:33] <kisuke> !fsck > miron721
[10:33] <godstar> kisuke: I think his install went bad, maybe grub.
[10:33] <ursus> godstar, me too. But the problem isn't with my burner program! I have an iso file, and I would like to burn it to a disk, but this iso file is too big. It should be compressed or some language removed from the dvd, and it would be fine. I'm searching for a program, which can solve this.
[10:33] <AzizLight> hi everybody
[10:33] <kisuke> godstar: maybe might be bad dismount
[10:33] <nikhil> i am unable to share files between ubuntu 8.10 and vista over wireless.  Also unable to share internet connection. also cannot ping each other. please help
[10:34] <godstar> ursus: you can mount the ISO, delete the files you do not want and repackage the ISO.
[10:34] <kisuke> godstar:  try the easier fix first  if that don't work thry the next worse thing
[10:34] <stefg> jakerue: so you have 2 contradicting entries fo what is now sda5. one bey /dev/ and one by UUID.
[10:34] <godstar> ursus: then burn smaller ISO to dvd.
[10:34] <jakerue> stefg: how's this fix ? http://paste.ubuntu.com/
[10:35] <nikhil> i tried to get solution in forums but it was confusing
[10:35] <jakerue> stefg: how's this fix ? http://paste.ubuntu.com/282858/
[10:35] <stefg> jakerue: that link is empty
[10:35] <author_test2> Have been having "Details -  1: Server ping error: IDL:omg.org/CORBA/COMM_FAILURE:1.0" errors, anyone know how to get rid of them?
[10:35] <ursus> godstar, but do you think, is it enough simply delete some files? Then the menu should be edited as well, and maybe there are some files, which I can't edit...
[10:35] <stefg> jakerue: nah ... that's not working.
[10:35] <nikhil> i think this is a common problem
[10:36] <nikhil> can anyone help me?
[10:36] <jakerue> stefg: the link ..or my fix?
[10:36] <whois> !anyone | nikhil
[10:37] <nikhil>  i am unable to share files between ubuntu 8.10 and vista over wireless.  Also unable to share internet connection. also cannot ping each other. please help
[10:37] <techie> the modem in my PowerBook G4 (400mhz titanium) isnt showing up in 9.04
[10:37] <stefg> jakerue: your 'non-fix'. that fstab is so hopelessly confused that i'll suggest to rename it to something like fstab.bad and start over with writing a new one
[10:37] <jakerue> stefg: How about this? http://paste.ubuntu.com/282859/
[10:37] <miron721> kisuke, "The superblock could not be read" etc. I think that might be because the filesystem is actually ext3
[10:37] <jakerue> stefg: OK
[10:38] <henrik-> All right, I have a big problem here. My server goes down every now and then, every couple of minutes, and it's back up after a few minutes. The connection (IRC) still works, if I SSH into it, it works, but sometimes it's impossible to connect.
[10:38] <henrik-> Here's my dmesg http://pastie.org/637840
[10:38] <kisuke> miron721:  did you set it as EXT3?
[10:38] <henrik-> Any suggestions on what might be wrong?
[10:38] <stefg> jakerue: so the first thing you need is the output of 'sudo blkid'
[10:38] <miron721> Tried fsck -t ext3 /media/disk-1, gave the same error. I'm trying other things, like order of the commands/capitalization
[10:39] <jakerue> stefg: Here we are http://paste.ubuntu.com/282861/
[10:39] <miron721> Ok, worked with caps. Gave me error 2.
[10:39] <frogzoo> *swear* sound's stopped working for my flash
[10:39] <nikhil>  i am unable to share files between ubuntu 8.10 and vista over wireless.  Also unable to share internet connection. also cannot ping each other. please help
[10:39] <nikhil> i tried to get solution in forums but it was confusing
[10:39] <miron721> System should be rebooted? Does that just mean unmount it, or what?
[10:39] <stefg> jakerue: ok... what's on sda1 ? and BTW how much ram do have in that machine?
[10:40] <kisuke> miron721 if that came from you ubuntu partition than it is bad and you will need to reinstall
[10:40] <author_test2> nikhil, your question is too broad and unspecific. Really hard to help you there.
[10:40] <kisuke> miron721: see man fsck
[10:40] <kisuke> frogzoo restart firefox
[10:41] <frogzoo> kisuke: thx, will do
[10:41] <jakerue> stefg: 1Gig...sda1 is nothing.  I had issues before trying to copy and move partitions....it is a mess I know.  I pretty much just want my home partition and a data store for files.  I used to have a dual boot but I don't need it any more b/c using VM when necessary
[10:41] <miron721> kisuke, that's where I got "System should be rebooted", but not sure what that means. So is the disk ok, and a simple reinstall will fix this?
[10:42] <kisuke> miron721:  try rebooting it probaly fixed an error or two
[10:42] <miron721> kisuke, Would it really do anything? I thought fsck just checked, didn't actually change anything
[10:42] <miron721> Keeping in mind this is a live cd
[10:42] <tehbaut> anyone know why I'm unable to type anything into Karmic's 'Who Are You?' setup screen in Virtual PC?
[10:42] <stefg> jakerue: would be a good opportunity to clean up the mess... so sda1 can basically be emptied? how large is it? 50 Gigs?
[10:43] <jakerue> stefg: yup, sda1 can die....52.4 Gigs
[10:44] <nikhil> i have ubuntu 8.10 installed on my desktop which has the internet connection. i have vista installed on my laptop. both machines are assigned automatic ip addresses. i have samba installed in ubuntu. i have shared folders in both vista and ubuntu but unable to see both is other computer. i have a wireless router.
[10:44] <author_test2> Firefox, update-manager and others spit out "Details -  1: Server ping error: IDL:omg.org/CORBA/COMM_FAILURE:1.0" errors, anyone having these as well ?
[10:44] <kisuke> !fsck
[10:45] <kisuke> miron721: i think it is like MS's scandisk automaticly fixes errors it finds
[10:45] <stefg> jakerue: Are you ready for some serious cleanup (will take some time)?
[10:45] <author_test2> nikhil, can you ping the wirelss router from each computer? Are both in the same subnet?
[10:45] <nikhil> i cannot share folders between them.  Earlier, i had xp installed on laptop and there was no problem at all.
[10:45] <jakerue> stefg: lets do it
[10:46] <henrik-> Trying to upgrade my kernel - what do I do after I download the new one? Reboot? Or do I have to run a bunch of commands?
[10:46] <godstar> nikhil: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=deb2jRm3c7g
[10:46] <ml> hi, i've got problem with PokerStars running under wine
[10:46] <kisuke> frogzoo any luck
[10:46] <henrik-> oh, looks like apt-get did it for me.
[10:46] <ml> can you help me? ;>
[10:46] <nikhil> thanks will check it out
[10:46] <kisuke> !wine | ml
[10:46] <stefg> jakerue: so lets first reformat sda1 (and tell me what ubuntu version you have and how much ram the box has)
[10:47] <frogzoo> kisuke: lolz, now youtube gives me " an error occurred, try again later" *sigh*
[10:47] <indus> ml: did u check the wine appdb
[10:47] <ml> yes, it's gold
[10:47] <ml> i read really many sites and treads
[10:47] <indus> ml: cool, cant trust thoseratings always
[10:47] <godstar> nikhil: anytime.
[10:47] <indus> ml: what exact issue you have
[10:47] <kisuke> frogzoo pick a diffrent video i get that once in a while
[10:47] <ml> i want to deposit some money
[10:47] <indus> ml: the wine channel is good for this kind of issue
[10:47] <frogzoo> kisuke: actually it's not just ff, just realised pidgin isn't beeping on triggers either
[10:48] <ml> but PokerStars doesn't find any browser
[10:48] <indus> ml: game money i suppose
[10:48] <ml> i click links, but nothihg happens
[10:48] <godstar> frogzoo: try reinstalling all firefox entries and flash non-free from synaptic.
[10:48] <frogzoo> kisuke: this is something I've seen happen to other people - you mute sound, and then the sound interface removes mute, but sound doesn't come back...
[10:48] <jakerue> stefg: 1Gig ram and using 9.04
[10:48] <ml> yes, game money
[10:49] <kisuke> frogzoo:  flash grabs sound so i don't get beeped at when ppl talk in irc
[10:49] <frogzoo> godstar: I've lost all sound, not just in ff
[10:49] <jakerue> stefg: want me to start sd1 format? using gparted
[10:49] <ml> i've installed ie6, but it didn't help
[10:49] <kisuke> frogzoo:  never had that problem then again speaker sits by my knee so...
[10:49] <stefg> jakerue: no gparted :-) .... we're not going to be sissies :-)
[10:49] <godstar> frogzoo: try purging pulse and reinstalling.
[10:49] <frogzoo> kisuke: sadly, neither have I
[10:50] <stefg> jakerue: ext4 for performance, or ext3 for safety ?
[10:50] <kisuke> godstar  why is pulse audio even in the repos if it breaks evevry thing?
[10:50] <godstar> frogzoo: you can always reinstall gnome desktop.
[10:50] <godstar> kisuke: good question.
[10:51] <kisuke> miron721 hows it going?
[10:51] <kisuke> godstar think i should pull out a ticket on launch pad?
[10:51] <frogzoo> godstar: what's pulse?
[10:51] <jakerue> stefg: I will go with ext3 just to save time from doing it over.  OK done as ext3
[10:51] <indus> frogzoo: logging out and back in again helps sometimes
[10:51] <kisuke> frogzoo:  pulse audio
[10:51] <nikhil> how to indicate a person in chat box?
[10:52] <frogzoo> kisuke: thx
[10:52] <miron721> kisuke, Rebooted, redid fsck and it gave the same error. Now I'm going to try reinstalling again, see if that works
[10:52] <frogzoo> indus: I might if I get desperate
[10:52] <indus> nikhil: use his name press tab to autocomplete
[10:52] <prospire> whats wrong in this -> rename lol.bz2 hello.bz2
[10:52] <prospire> ?
[10:52] <godstar> kisuke: I am not convinced its a bug. Sounds like user error.
[10:52] <frogzoo> prospire: mv
[10:52] <author_test2> mv lol.bz2 hello.bz2
[10:52] <frogzoo> dos is not unix
[10:52] <prospire> frogzoo: actually I am facing a problem
[10:52] <indus> prospire: yeah mv is command to rename
[10:53] <prospire> when I do mv lol.bz2 hello.bz2
[10:53] <kisuke> godstar: implementation error more like
[10:53] <prospire> then the file inside lol.bz2 also becomes hello.bz2
[10:53] <jakerue> stefg: sshot of gparted http://www.postimage.org/image.php?v=Ts1ffDHA
[10:53] <godstar> frogzoo: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pulse_audio
[10:53] <kisuke> frogzoo:  no it is not
[10:53] <indus> prospire: yeah why dont you jsut try with f2
[10:53] <prospire> f2?
[10:53] <stefg> jakerue: now i need to habe an impression on what is on sda5. run 'df -h' and 'ls media/[yourdisk]' ... anyway, the screenie helps, too
[10:53] <indus> prospire: f2 renames stuff
[10:53] <nikhil> sorry did not get it
[10:54] <indus> nikhil: hi
[10:54] <tehbaut> can anyone help me figure out why I cannot type in the setup textboxes when installing 9.10a6?
[10:54] <prospire> is it some command?
[10:54] <indus> nikhil: hi
[10:54] <indus> see?
[10:54] <FloodBot1> indus: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:54] <kisuke> miron721:  sorry godstar thought it was a borked install i;m starting to agree with him sorry
[10:54] <prospire> indus: is f2 some command?
[10:54] <indus> prospire: basically runs the mv command
[10:54] <tehbaut> I was able to use the keyboard just fine in previous screens
[10:54] <prospire> indus: what is the exact syntax can you tell me?
[10:54] <indus> prospire: its mv file1 file2
[10:55] <jakerue> stefg: df -h just gives me what is on my liveCD ...the ls gives - ls: cannot access media/sda5: No such file or directory
[10:55] <prospire> indus: oh
[10:55] <miron721> kisuke, Going through the installer again, seeing if that'll work
[10:55] <prospire> but I said you what problem I was facing
[10:55] <Aleksandar> how to update wine
[10:55] <indus> prospire: now not sure how that works on zipped or tarred files
[10:55] <prospire> when I do "mv lol.bz2 hello.bz2"
[10:55] <godstar> miron721: did you back up your data?
[10:55] <kisuke> prospire F2 key try above the numbers on your keyboard
[10:55] <prospire> then the file inside lol.bz2 is also renamed to hello
[10:55] <kisuke> miron721:  good luck
[10:55] <indus> prospire: hmm i suggest rename with f2 key
[10:55] <miron721> godstar, Can't. Too much info. Trying again on the same partition
[10:55] <stefg> jakerue: ususally the mountpoint of sda5 is something like /media/disk . but nevermind, i aready see wht's going on
[10:55] <prince_jammys> prospire: what is it that you want to happen?
[10:56] <prospire> but I would be executing the command with php's system function
[10:56] <indus> prospire: whats inside that lol.bz2?
[10:56] <prospire> prince_jammys: if the file name is lol in lol.bz2 I want that it remains lol and doesn't changes to hello on renaming lol.bz2 to hello.bz2
[10:56] <nikhil> use his name here means?
[10:56] <prospire> a backup file
[10:56] <prince_jammys> prospire: ah, i understand.
[10:57] <godstar> miron721: if you have a separate HDD (such as a 3rd one) you may want to consider installing Ubuntu on it, so you can back up your HDDs accordingly then format away and do another install on the drive of choice.
[10:57] <miron721> er, too much space
[10:57] <prospire> so what do I do?
[10:57] <kisuke> miron721:  what?
[10:57] <Chousuke> prospire: bzip is just a compressor. you want to use tar to archive the file too
[10:57] <puting_> hi
[10:58] <Guest15599> h
[10:58] <miron721> kisuke, reinstalling ubuntu to the same partition in case it was just a messed up installation
[10:58] <Chousuke> prospire: there is not file "inside" bz2. it *is* the file, just compressed.
[10:58] <godstar> miron721: let us know how it turns out.
[10:58] <puting_> do you know web server install?
[10:58] <kisuke> you said to much space?
[10:58] <prince_jammys> prospire: i don't know a way around that without decompressing the file.
[10:58] <stefg> jakerue: now you need to move over everything that is on sda5 *except the /home -dir* to sda1. so first make a mountpoint 'sudo mkdir /media/sda1' and mount the newly formatted drive there with sudo mount /dev/sda1 /media/sda1
[10:58] <prospire> Chousuke: oh
[10:58] <Chousuke> no*
[10:58] <indus> prospire: i just tried it
[10:59] <indus> prospire: doesnt rename file inside
[10:59] <miron721> kisuke, Got 420 gigs of data on one disk, and the other disk is 350 gb. Too much data, no space rather
[10:59] <Chousuke> prospire: so just tar it up first and then compress the tar file.
[10:59] <prospire> indus: yes it does
[10:59] <prospire> its happening here
[10:59] <stefg> jakerue: don't start to copy yet
[10:59] <miron721> Sorry about that, 3 am, not thinking properly
[10:59] <kisuke> miron721:  ow
[10:59] <shai> Does anyone know how I can enforce the larger DPI ( I set it to 120 instead of 96 ) on X apps I started over SSH X11 Forwarding ? The DPI set on my XDM works great, but those menus are just way to small on the apps I start via SSH ...
[10:59] <Chousuke> prospire: tar keeps information about the original filename and such info
[10:59] <puting_> ok
[10:59] <indus> prospire: i did mv file1.tar.bz1 file2.tar.bz2
[10:59] <jakerue> stefg: ok I created the dir and mounted
[10:59] <indus> prospire: the new one still has file1 inside
[10:59] <kisuke> miron721:  good luck i hope you get it working
[10:59] <prospire> indus: its tar.bz2
[11:00] <prospire> I was talking about just .bz2
[11:00] <prospire> by the way, whats tar.bz2?
[11:00] <indus> prospire: doesnt matter
[11:00] <stefg> jakerue: now get a privileged nautilus with gksudo nautilus
[11:00] <indus> prospire: ok ill try that too wait
[11:00] <Chousuke> prospire: .tar.bz2 is a tar file compressed with bz2
[11:00] <prospire> Chousuke: so you mean to say bzip2 is no archiver like zip or tar. right?
[11:00] <Chousuke> prospire: yes.
[11:00] <Chousuke> it's just a compressor
[11:00] <prospire> it is just a compressor like gzip, am I right?
[11:00] <Chousuke> that's why it's usually combined with tar
[11:01] <jakerue> stefg: ok I got it
[11:01] <indus> prospire: u r correct
[11:01] <prospire> aah, hmm
[11:01] <undurundur> my order in shipit doesn't arrived...
[11:01] <gigasoft>  i have problem killing  an app, any help?
[11:01] <miron721> kisuke, Thanks. I really hope I get it working. A netbook is fine for checking email, but it's not anything to do intensive stuff on.
[11:01] <prospire> I think I have reached a nice conclusion
[11:01] <prospire> lol, thanks all
[11:01] <Guest52684> i don't have name
[11:01] <indus> prospire: what conclusion
[11:01] <prospire> indus: lol, nothing, thanks by the way
[11:01] <Chousuke> prospire: the tar utility accepts the j switch to compress with bzip2
[11:02] <stefg> jakerue: in this root-nautilus navigate to your sda5 dir and select all dirs and files *except /home* and 'cut'
[11:02] <prospire> Chousuke: hmm, thanks
[11:02] <indus> prospire:iam wondering why it renames the file inside
[11:02] <ubuntistas> i just installed jaunty and my fonts are big not normal any clue?
[11:02] <prospire> indus: even I, but I think that's a compressor thing
[11:02] <prospire> probably thts why
[11:02] <stefg> jakerue: the navigate to /media/sda1 and 'paste' ..... will take some time
[11:02] <firecrotch> indus: bzip2 is not like zip
[11:02] <Chousuke> prospire: so tar cvjf archive.tar.bz2 files here
[11:03] <indus> firecrotch: iam talking about mv command renaming file inside the bz2
[11:03] <firecrotch> indus: zip is a compressed archive format, akin to .tar.bz2
[11:03] <kisuke> miron721: it probably has a better processor than my desktop
[11:03] <Chousuke> indus: it doesn't rename the file inside bz2
[11:03] <mrtux_> gigasoft: From terminal, type: ps -A and look up the process you want to kill.
[11:03] <jakerue> stefg: I can't tell if I am in sda5 but I am in media ... http://www.postimage.org/image.php?v=Ts1fmcLi
[11:03] <kisuke> miron721:  800MHz XD
[11:03] <Chousuke> indus: there is no file "inside" a bz2
[11:03] <firecrotch> indus: there is no "inside" because .bz2 is not an archive
[11:03] <indus> Chousuke: it does, i just tried it
[11:03] <indus> Chousuke: aah hmm
[11:03] <Chousuke> indus: it's just data.
[11:03] <indus> Chousuke: thought so
[11:03] <Chousuke> and the original filename is not recorded anymore.
[11:03] <prospire> indus: exactly, you got Chousuke?
[11:03] <mrtux_> gigasoft: Then kill proces id, typE: kill 10203 (for example)
[11:04] <prospire> Chousuke: then which command would allow me to decompress a bzip2 file?
[11:04] <ubuntistas> i just installed jaunty and my fonts are big not normal any clue?
[11:04] <indus> ya its not an archive, just a name it seems ?
[11:04] <stefg> jakerue: that'S right... everything but /home and lost+found needs to be moved to sda1
[11:04] <indus> so renaming it effectively renames the file also?
[11:04] <joaopinto> propter_hoc, bzip2 -d file
[11:04] <joaopinto> ops, prospire
[11:04] <Chousuke> indus: yes, because bunzip2 guesses the filename from the compressed filename
[11:04] <jakerue> stefg: OK in progress
[11:04] <prospire> joaopinto: ok, I'll try that
[11:04] <prospire> thanks
[11:04] <prince_jammys> indus: no it doesn't "rename the file inside". When bzip2 decompresses it, it just names the result to whatever the filename was minus the .bz2 extension
[11:05] <firecrotch> indus: even according to the man page, filename.bz2 will become filename when you do bzip2 -d
[11:05] <Chousuke> prospire: if it's a tar.bz2, tar xvjf foo.tar.bz2
[11:05] <indus> stupid compression standards
[11:05] <indus> i prefer .zip
[11:05] <Chousuke> prospire: or you can do bunzip2 or bzip -d foo.tar.bz2 and then extract the resulting tar :)
[11:05] <indus> sounds good works good, is universal too
[11:05] <firecrotch> indus: .zip is akin to .tar.bz2 - its a compressed archive
[11:05] <prospire> :)
[11:05] <Chousuke> prospire: many ways to skin a cat
[11:06] <joaopinto> indus, please have some respect, just because you are not familiar with standards don't insult them
[11:06] <prospire> lol
[11:06] <prospire> indus: exactly
[11:06] <prospire> please have some respect
[11:06] <indus> ? for whom
[11:06] <joaopinto> indus, for the thouands of people which worked on those formats, standards, and related tools
[11:06] <prospire> indus: you from india?
[11:06] <joaopinto> thousands
[11:06] <Chousuke> bzip compresses better than just zip though
[11:07] <joaopinto> including us here, which rely on them
[11:07] <William> fine
[11:07] <prince_jammys> hehe
[11:07] <indus> off topic
[11:07] <prospire> indus: you from india?
[11:07] <indus> yea
[11:07] <prospire> which city
[11:07] <prospire> ?
[11:07] <joaopinto> prospire, please move such questions to off topic
[11:07] <ubuntistas> i just installed jaunty and my fonts are big not normal any clue? browsers fonts too
[11:07] <joaopinto> !ot | prospire
[11:08] <prospire> joaopinto: ok
[11:08] <indus> joaopinto: which ' standard ' were you talking about btw
[11:09] <indus> joaopinto: and please dont try to judge me with one comment
[11:09] <jakerue> stefg: Error while copying "agpgart".
[11:09] <cheslyn> hi everyone
[11:09] <joaopinto> indus, let's drop the offtopi :)
[11:09] <joaopinto> topic
[11:09] <stefg> jakerue: details ?
[11:09] <indus> ok
[11:10] <sassyn> Hi
[11:10] <sassyn> what is ubuntu server cloud version?
[11:10] <Guest51444> join #ubuntu
[11:10] <Prohibited> :p
[11:10] <cheslyn> what it jaunty?
[11:10] <jakerue> stefg: Details = Can't copy special file Skip?
[11:10] <stefg> jakerue: yes
[11:11] <jakerue> stefg: skip all?
[11:11] <miron721> Damnit, same thing. I'm giving up for tonight, work on it later. Gotta get to bed, have work tomorrow
[11:11] <jakerue> stefg: now Error while copying "apm_bios".
[11:11] <ubuntistas> i just installed jaunty and my fonts are big not normal any clue? browsers fonts too
[11:11] <Prohibited> hm.
[11:11] <stefg> jakerue: yes. these are probably special device files which get recreated anyway
[11:11] <firecrotch> sassyn: it's for creating your own computing cloud like AmazonEC2
[11:11] <Prohibited> Ubuntistas: System, Preferences, Display
[11:11] <indus> ubuntistas: did you try reducing font size from appearance window?
[11:11] <nazgjunk> ubuntistas: probably want to adjust your dpi - the "appearances" config screen should help you out
[11:12] <sassyn> firecrotch - With Xen?
[11:12] <sassyn> or KVM?
[11:12] <nazgjunk> but my memory may be rusty, it's been a few weeks since I've used gnome >.>
[11:12] <Boohbah> sassyn: i believe amazon is all xen
[11:12] <Boohbah> somebody correct me if i'm wrong
[11:12] <ubuntistas> how can i do that ichecked my appearance but nothing
[11:13] <indus> ubuntistas: you can go to customize and adjust font sizes etc
[11:13] <sassyn> Boohbah, firecrotch 10x
[11:13] <indus> ubuntistas: look patiently
[11:13] <indus> :)
[11:13] <ActionParsnip1> ubuntistas: have you installed video drivers, you will probably find you are are 800x600 and finding everything massive
[11:13] <sassyn> Boohbah: one more thing
[11:13] <indus> ActionParsnip1: good point
[11:13] <sassyn> did u ever usex xplash?
[11:13] <Boohbah> sassyn: what is that supposed to mean? are you talking about my gf? :)
[11:13] <sassyn> xsplash
[11:13] <indus> sassyn: are you using karmic?
[11:13] <ActionParsnip1> ubuntistas: what is the output of: lspci | grep -i vga
[11:14] <sassyn> indus yes
[11:14] <indus> Boohbah: lol
[11:14] <indus> sassyn: karmic support is #karmic+1
[11:14] <sassyn> 10x
[11:14] <indus> whats 10x?
[11:14] <sassyn> no one is in #karmic+1
[11:15] <prince_jammys> #ubuntu+1
[11:15] <indus> sassyn: true, its slower but there are people there
[11:15] <indus> sassyn: karmic is looking great btw isnt it
[11:15] <ActionParsnip1> has been here since alpha 2
[11:15] <indus> firecrotch: what is the advantage of bziping a file
[11:16] <ActionParsnip1> ubuntistas: if you give the output of the command, I can advise
[11:16] <david__> anyone know how to install a dvb dongle
[11:16] <firecrotch> indus: it compresses it, making it smaller
[11:16] <_lover_> y0
[11:16] <_lover_> how can i connecto to gprs
[11:16] <indus> firecrotch: so gzip does the same isnt it?
[11:16]  * Boohbah just realizes there is somebody going by the nick 'firecrotch'
[11:16] <ActionParsnip1> david__: plug it in, run: lsusb   one of the lins will give an 8 hex character output you can websearch for
[11:16] <_lover_> how can i connecto to gprs
[11:16] <indus> Boohbah: :)))
[11:17] <stefg> david__: chances are that you only need to stick it in the usb port. see dmesg then if it is recognized
[11:17] <William> h
[11:17] <firecrotch> indus: yes, they do the same thing, in different ways
[11:17] <_lover_> how can i connecto to gprs
[11:17] <ubuntistas> iam on the upgraded version of jaunty i just did a change in partitions and did a clean install actionparsnip1 so wait a moment
[11:17] <ActionParsnip1> ubuntistas: you can still load a terminal and fire the command
[11:17] <_lover_> how can i connecto to gprs
[11:17] <davi59> nothing happens when i put it in the usb port..
[11:18] <ActionParsnip1> davi59: run the command and websearch for guides based on the hex output
[11:18] <ubuntistas> 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 915GM/GMS/910GML Express Graphics Controller (rev 03) that's it actionparsnip
[11:18] <ActionParsnip1> davi59: if you use pastebin to give the output i'll lend a hand
[11:18] <cheslyn> what is januty? and how do u install it
[11:19] <stefg> jakerue: how is it going?
[11:19] <_lover_> how can i connecto to gprs
[11:19] <ubuntistas> cheslyn are u kidding us?
[11:19] <ActionParsnip1> !jaunty | cheslyn
[11:19] <jakerue> stefg: 4 min left
[11:19] <_lover_> how can i connecto to gprs
[11:19] <stefg> jakerue: ok
[11:19] <davi59> nothing hapens at all
[11:19] <ActionParsnip1> ubuntistas: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ReinhardTartler/X/RevertingIntelDriverTo2.4
[11:19] <boooooooooooooom> how can i connecto to gprs
[11:19] <davi59> no message comes up
[11:20] <boooooooooooooom> lol
[11:20] <boooooooooooooom> what u lame ubuntutards
[11:20] <ActionParsnip1> davi59: nothing will happen, you get an output that you need to read, one line will be your usb device with an identifier, throw that at your favourite websearch engine and you will be running
[11:20] <boooooooooooooom> u don't give any reply to me
[11:20] <ActionParsnip1> boooooooooooooom: well what hardware do you use? you avent told use anything at all
[11:21] <firecrotch> !patience | boooooooooooooom
[11:21] <davi59> ok where do i find this?
[11:21] <ActionParsnip1> davi59: in the terminal
[11:21] <ActionParsnip1> !terminal | davi59
[11:21] <boooooooooooooom> hello i am using sony ericcson phone
[11:21] <ActionParsnip1> boooooooooooooom: what hardware do you use, usb, bluetooth? We have zero information
[11:21] <boooooooooooooom> usb
[11:21] <ActionParsnip1> boooooooooooooom: ok getting somewhere now
[11:22] <boooooooooooooom> datacable
[11:22] <ActionParsnip1> boooooooooooooom: see how information and details gets things moving
[11:22] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Hi there, anybody knows if the samsung n140 netbook works well with ubuntu?
[11:22] <boooooooooooooom> ok ...
[11:22] <timClicks> Le-Chuck_ITA: you could try it with a live cd
[11:22] <godstar> Le-Chuck_ITA: if it runs the atom cpu, it will run fine.
[11:23] <ActionParsnip1> boooooooooooooom: rather than whining and generally flooding the channel, you can give more info which is actually helpful. I found this guide. Looks decent. http://news.softpedia.com/news/Connect-to-the-Internet-from-Anywhere-Using-a-GPRS-Connection-50670.shtml
[11:23] <timClicks> Le-Chuck_ITA: you may like to search through http://ubuntuforums.org/
[11:23] <Le-Chuck_ITA> godstar: the nc10 does not work well, I found several sites with several problems and timClicks I have to buy it and I *don't* use windows :)
[11:23] <boooooooooooooom> ok let see
[11:23] <boooooooooooooom> :P
[11:23] <Le-Chuck_ITA> so when I order it it has to work :)
[11:23] <godstar> Le-Chuck_ITA: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromImgFiles
[11:23] <Le-Chuck_ITA> no search result
[11:24] <Le-Chuck_ITA> godstar: ? I don't own it yet
[11:24] <godstar> Le-Chuck_ITA: smart phone?
[11:24] <davi59> ok have teminal open, what is next?
[11:24] <Le-Chuck_ITA> no is a netbook?
[11:24] <ubuntistas> actionparsnip1 can u give the command again please...
[11:24] <timClicks> Le-Chuck_ITA: Perhaps wait for 9.10 - moblin netbook release will be great
[11:24] <ubuntistas> i mean the link
[11:24] <ActionParsnip1> ubuntistas: its a site: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ReinhardTartler/X/RevertingIntelDriverTo2.4
[11:25] <godstar> Ubuntu NBR for me thanks.
[11:25] <Guest82563> hello
[11:25] <godstar> Don't get me wrong, moblin is fast.
[11:25] <ubuntistas> actionparsnip the resolution is good
[11:25] <WilliamHerry> hello
[11:25] <ActionParsnip1> ubuntistas: cool
[11:25] <Guest82563> i have a problem with a phone modem i cant connect
[11:25] <WilliamHerry> finally i have a nickname
[11:26] <ubuntistas> and the fonts aren't too big but hey are nor normal
[11:26] <Guest82563> http://pastebin.com/m5f63869a
[11:26] <Guest82563> can someone take a look there please
[11:26] <timClicks> godstar :) I haven't tried them, but I'm a sucker for shiny marketing
[11:26] <Le-Chuck_ITA> thanks a lot everybody :)
[11:26] <jakerue> stefg: ok done
[11:26] <ActionParsnip1> ubuntistas: http://www.techotopia.com/index.php/Configuring_Ubuntu_Desktop_Fonts
[11:26] <toriq1> hello everybody. Anybody using apt-cacher on local network?
[11:26] <timClicks> Le-Chuck_ITA: good luck :) have fun
[11:27] <prospire> how do I tar a file?
[11:27] <prospire> I am trying "tar backup.sql" but that isn't working
[11:27] <meTTy> hi everybody! is there a msn client, which has a better webcam feature, appart from aMsn (webcam chat sucks)? thx
[11:27] <Le-Chuck_ITA> prospire right click on it and compress
[11:27] <WilliamHerry> tar -cvf filename
[11:27] <prospire> Le-Chuck_ITA: I want to do it through command line
[11:27] <Le-Chuck_ITA> prospire: otherwise, tar -czf backup.sql.tar.gz backup.sql
[11:27] <ActionParsnip1> meTTy: the new pidgin has cam supprt
[11:27] <stefg> jakerue: ok, so what's left on sda5 ? ls /media/disk is quicker than uploading a screenie
[11:27] <Le-Chuck_ITA> but you don't need a tar (especially unzipped) for a single file)
[11:27] <ActionParsnip1> meTTy: or there is emesene
[11:28] <ActionParsnip1> meTTy: not sure of the spelling there, websearch it
[11:28] <kisuke> gksudo pcmanfm &
[11:28] <Prohibited> "Google" :)
[11:28] <prospire> Le-Chuck_ITA: I don't want to gzip it
[11:28] <embrik> gimp
[11:28] <kisuke> opps
[11:28] <jakerue> stefg: dev  home  lib  lost+found  tmp  var
[11:28] <meTTy> ActionParsnip1,  thank you :)
[11:28] <prospire> and whats -czf ?
[11:28] <ActionParsnip1> meTTy: np
[11:28] <Le-Chuck_ITA> prospire: it's not that different: tar -c filename.tar filename
[11:28] <JPSman> im just here to join the party!! heh.  dont think i'll upgrade, but should I torrent it for seeding purposes?
[11:29] <kisuke> pidign grabed keyboard V.V
[11:29] <Le-Chuck_ITA> sorry
[11:29] <Le-Chuck_ITA> prospire: tar -cf filename.tar filename
[11:29] <prospire> whats -c and -cf?
[11:29] <Le-Chuck_ITA> prospire: -cf filename specifies the destination name, it's a copy, not in-place
[11:29] <prince_jammys> prospire: ''man tar'' for what the options mean.
[11:29] <ubuntistas> actionparsnip1 i did that do i have to do a restart because the fonts of the browser are the same and the folders' desktop too
[11:29] <WilliamHerry> clear
[11:29] <ActionParsnip1> ubuntistas: could restart x, see what happens
[11:29] <Guest82563> http://pastebin.com/m5f63869a
[11:29] <Guest82563> can someone take a look there please
[11:30] <Guest82563> i need help with wvdial
[11:30] <Le-Chuck_ITA> prospire: one hint: -c and -f are separate switches but tar follows the convention that you can combine single-char options in mysterious and unruled ways
[11:30] <ubuntistas> how can i restart x
[11:30] <Le-Chuck_ITA> prospire: "c" = create, "f"= filename
[11:30] <kisuke> !x
[11:30] <prince_jammys> "I want to use the commandline, but I need YOU to read out the manual to me."
[11:30] <stefg> jakerue: hmmm... not good. /tmp doesn't matter but the rest (except /home and lost+found) is important
[11:30] <kisuke> !x | ubuntistas
[11:30] <Le-Chuck_ITA> prince_jammys: not to mention it might be a homework :)
[11:30] <ubuntistas> do i have to install intel xorg driver
[11:31] <trijezdci> hi, anyone here familiar with Netatalk?
[11:31] <prospire> Le-Chuck_ITA: thanks
[11:31] <jakerue> stefg: I looked at a 2nd cut & paste but it's asking if I want to merge/skip
[11:31] <ActionParsnip1> Guest82563: line 15 doesnt look right, isnt it meant to send actual data rather than "IP","internet" >
[11:31] <stefg> jakerue. you want to merge
[11:31] <jakerue> stefg: ahh and here's the error again
[11:32] <Author_test2> Firefox, update-manager, nautilus and others spit out "Details -  1: Server ping error: IDL:omg.org/CORBA/COMM_FAILURE:1.0" errors, anyone having these as well ?
[11:32] <Guest82563> ActionParsnip1: explain me please i dont undestand
[11:32] <Guest82563> ActionParsnip1: i followed a tutorial in a pdf i can send you
[11:32] <stefg> jakerue: or lets just do it on cli. sudo cp -ar /var /media/sda1
[11:32] <stefg> jakerue: wait ..
[11:32] <prospire> I think tar extension is available in only linux and not in windows, am I rihgt?
[11:32] <system404> hey guys need to know how to enable visual effects when i try to do it it says desktop effects could not be enabled  plus i cant set my resolution above 800x600
[11:33] <kisuke> ubuntistas: if you are useing a desktop as opposet to a commandline interface then no
[11:33] <prospire> right*
[11:33] <stefg> jakerue: or lets just do it on cli. sudo cp -ar /media/disk/var /media/sda1
[11:33] <Guest82563> Guest82563: hpmini+ubuntu + lg ku250 + yoigo  is what i have
[11:33] <Guest82563> ActionParsnip1:
[11:33] <Boohbah> stefg: cp -ar is redundant, -a includes -r  :)
[11:33] <ActionParsnip1> Guest82563: i'd review the pdf. I think you are supposed to flesh those out with some form of info
[11:34] <stefg> Boohbah: err... yes
[11:34] <jakerue> stefg: looking it up agpgart has to do with my display.  Trying command line now
[11:34] <JPSman> on NM, its not out until the 29 woops ok
[11:34] <JPSman> L8R guys
[11:34] <mo0nykit> prospire: as far as I know, you can untar in windows through cygwin, a Linux-like environment in Windows
[11:34] <Guest82563> ActionParsnip1: i dont undestand :(
[11:34] <prospire> mo0nykit: hmm
[11:34] <prospire> thanks for that info'
[11:34] <user_> jakarta
[11:34] <prospire> info*
[11:34] <WilliamHerry> Hit http://ubuntu.cn99.com jaunty-security/multiverse Sources
[11:34] <mo0nykit> prospire: np :)
[11:34] <prospire> :)
[11:34] <jakerue> stefg: no error...on the copy
[11:34] <WilliamHerry> what's hit mean?
[11:34] <ActionParsnip1> Guest82563: reread the pdf to verify the steps and settings you applied
[11:34] <Boohbah> WilliamHerry: i personally do not visit any url containing the string 'cn'
[11:35] <Guest82563> ActionParsnip1: http://www.3gspain.org/foros/showthread.php?t=6880   i did the pdf is there
[11:35] <Maximo> !hello
[11:35] <WilliamHerry> boohboh what is you mean?
[11:35] <stefg> jakerue: sudo cp -a /media/disk/dev /media/sda1
[11:36] <ubuntistas> fonts problem done! but the browser font are the same oops!
[11:36] <system404> hey guys need to know how to enable visual effects when i try to do it it says desktop effects could not be enabled  plus i cant set my resolution above 800x600 anyone got any ideas its an intel945 chipset
[11:36] <pshr_> how to clear apt
[11:36] <pshr_> like
[11:36] <kisuke> WilliamHerry: `".cn" means the server is baised in china
[11:36] <pshr_> apt-get clean
[11:36] <jakerue> stefg: OK again..no error
[11:36] <pshr_> some thing like that
[11:36] <Boohbah> WilliamHerry: .cn, China's TLD
[11:36] <pshr_> ??
[11:36] <FloodBot1> pshr_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:36] <pshr_> !apt
[11:36] <Boohbah> WilliamHerry: i was just joking, i see that your url does not contain the .cn tld :)
[11:37] <WilliamHerry> fine
[11:37] <stefg> jakerue: sudo cp -a /media/disk/lib /media/sda1
[11:37] <mo0nykit> pshr_: I think that is the only way to clear the apt cache, if I get what you mean..
[11:37] <pshr_> Dude ! it says i cannot share, my tmp or what ever is full samba cannot share filesa
[11:37] <jakerue> stefg: ok
[11:37] <pshr_> and i restart the system it says me to free up space , now i am in failsafe gnome ... Gread
[11:37] <monk444> привет всем !
[11:38] <kisuke> !ru | monk444
[11:38] <ubuntistas> actionparsnip1 the browser's fonta are the same any clue?
[11:38] <ubuntistas> do i have to do a new profile
[11:38] <ActionParsnip1> ubuntistas: do you mean bg?
[11:38] <ubuntistas> yup
[11:38] <stefg> jakerue: now we nned some mountpoints.sudo mkdir /media/sda1/tmp && sudo mkdir /media/sda1/home
[11:38] <embrik> does anybody know how to resize several images from command line?
[11:39] <mo0nykit> pshr_: hmm.. you probably installed too many packages? How about removing some packages that you do not need?
[11:39] <stefg> jakerue: then pastebin the output of ls -l /media/sda1
[11:39] <mo0nykit> pshr_: Like "sudo apt-get remove <package>", then "sudo apt-get clean"
[11:39] <pshr_> yup, and how about removing old kernels
[11:39] <system404> hey guys need to know how to enable visual effects when i try to do it it says desktop effects could not be enabled  plus i cant set my resolution above 800x600 anyone got any ideas its an intel945 chipset
[11:39] <pshr_> i have a jam of 3 kernels sitting in my laptop
[11:39] <pshr_> rm -rf <old kernel> might do ?
[11:39] <mo0nykit> pshr_: old kernels? okay, i've been there.. let me look it up..
[11:40] <ActionParsnip1> system404: you have not got video drivers installed and/or configured
[11:40] <jakerue> stefg: sudo mkdir /media/sda1/tmp && sudo mkdir /media/sda1/home
[11:40] <ActionParsnip1> system404: what is the output of: lspci | grep -i vga
[11:40] <mo0nykit> pshr_: DONT use rm on an old kernel
[11:40] <mo0nykit> :)
[11:40] <jakerue> stefg: sorry ... mkdir: cannot create directory `/media/sda1/tmp': File exists
[11:40] <system404> they are installed i think but u may be right on the configured part
[11:40] <pshr_> okie mo0nykit
[11:40] <Author_test2> Firefox, update-manager, nautilus and others spit out "Details -  1: Server ping error: IDL:omg.org/CORBA/COMM_FAILURE:1.0" errors, anyone having these as well ?
[11:40] <system404> to secs ill check action
[11:40] <embrik> does anybody know the command to resize several images at a time from command line?
[11:40] <ubuntistas> actionparsnip yes
[11:40] <nazgjunk> embrik: you're looking for imagemagick
[11:40] <stefg> jakerue: ok, so only sudo mkdir /media/sda1/home
[11:40] <ActionParsnip1> embrik: imagemagick!!
[11:41] <embrik> ok
[11:41] <ActionParsnip1> embrik: you will love it
[11:41] <stefg> jakerue: will will exist by now, too
[11:41] <system404> Actionparsnip1: $ lspci | grep -i vga
[11:41] <system404> 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 82945G/GZ Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 02)
[11:41] <kisuke> Author_test2: check you internet settings
[11:41] <pshr_> Any light theme for ubuntu ?? suggestions please
[11:41] <ActionParsnip1> embrik: it can also convert between formats too, its hugely powerful
[11:42] <ubuntistas> wave pshr_
[11:42] <jakerue> stefg: http://paste.ubuntu.com/282894/
[11:42] <ActionParsnip1> pshr_: do you mean light in colour?
[11:42] <kisuke> pshr_: lxde
[11:42] <jayrox> i need help on how to make a live usb (going to boot from usb)
[11:42] <firecrotch> pshr_: gnome-look.org has lots of themes for you to look through
[11:42] <godstar> system404: ATI or Nvidia ?
[11:42] <ActionParsnip1> kisuke: thats not a theme that a DE
[11:42] <mo0nykit> pshr_: you can do a "sudo apt-get remove <kernel-image>"
[11:42] <kisuke> opps my bad i misread what he asked
[11:42] <ubuntistas> why don't get a save and quit form my firefox any clue?
[11:42] <system404> godstar: intel
[11:42] <pshr_> okies mo0nykit
[11:42] <ActionParsnip1> system404: if you run: gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[11:42] <pshr_> any nice ubuntu theme
[11:42] <mo0nykit> pshr_: you can look in /boot directory to know which <kernel-image> to remove
[11:43] <stefg> jakerue: ok. so we've moved the whole system except your personal files and settings over now
[11:43] <pshr_> yeah mo0nykit
[11:43] <ActionParsnip1> system404: you can find the very small section with one line that says Identifier "Configured video device"
[11:43] <system404> yes found that
[11:43] <ActionParsnip1> system404: and under that but above EndSection add the line:  Driver   "intel"
[11:43] <mo0nykit> pshr_: i've read that it's good practice not to remove the second-to-latest kernel :)
[11:43] <godstar> system404: have you tried system/administration/hardware drivers yet?
[11:43] <ubuntistas> actionparsnip1 the browser's fonta are the same(big) any clue?
[11:43] <kisuke> ubuntistas: go to edit>prefrences and set it manually moust likely you checked "don't ask me again" at some point
[11:43] <stefg> jakerue: ok. now clean up /media/disk, so that only lost+found and /home are left
[11:43] <pshr_> okeis....
[11:43] <mo0nykit> pshr_: or your most trusted kernel for that matter..
[11:44] <ActionParsnip1> !font | ubuntistas try installing some fonts maybe
[11:44] <jakerue> stefg: ok.  Are we making home it's own partition now...?  Should I just del those folders then?
[11:44] <ActionParsnip1> system404: save the new file and reboot
[11:44] <stefg> jakerue: then you have to move all folders inside /home one level up in the filesystem
[11:44] <mo0nykit> pshr_: you might also want to remove the correponding headers (linux-headers-<same version number as kernel>)
[11:44] <system404> actionparsnip it curently says under the=at Driver "vesa"
[11:45] <jakerue> stefg: ok only a dir with my name on it.  Cut and pasted
[11:45] <ActionParsnip1> system404: thats the failsafe driver, you want to use intel
[11:45] <system404> will i remove driver "vesa"
[11:45] <ubuntistas> actionparsnip1 chromium's fonts are good, weird
[11:45] <ActionParsnip1> system404: if it doesnt work then boot to grub
[11:45] <ActionParsnip1> ubuntistas: then rename ~/.mozilla and try again
[11:45] <ubuntistas> kisuke where exactly i can't see it
[11:45] <stefg> jakerue: alright. so /media/disk now only has lost+found and your user folder, right?
[11:45] <ActionParsnip1> system404: and select recovery mode, select root, you can then use vi or nano to edit it back
[11:46] <system404> will i remove the line Driver "vesa"
[11:46] <jakerue> stefg: and a folder called home...delete that too?
[11:46] <jayrox> how do i format my usb to FAT
[11:46] <kisuke> system404: the vesa driver is the "safe" driver that works when all else fails (usually)
[11:46] <ActionParsnip1> system404: just change "vesa" to "intel"
[11:46] <ActionParsnip1> jayrox: gksudo gparted
[11:46] <ActionParsnip1> jayrox: make sure it is unmounted
[11:46] <stefg> jakerue: that /home should be emty and can be deleted then
[11:46] <joaopinto> actually vesa fails on me, unlike the intel driver :)
[11:47] <jayrox> how do i make sure it is unmounted?
[11:47] <Jenny> where there is a will, there is a way
[11:47] <jakerue> stefg: it was and it's gone
[11:47] <jayrox> i just want to format a usb...
[11:47] <jayrox> to FAT
[11:47] <ActionParsnip1> jayrox: in nautilus, if you see the device in places, right click it, if unmount is an option, click it
[11:47] <stefg> jakerue: what's left now is to glue the bits and pieces together. we start by realigning the nootloader to its config files
[11:48] <stefg> *bootloader
[11:48] <jayrox> ohh ok
[11:48] <jayrox> im also using ubuntu netbook remix if that helps
[11:48] <ubuntistas> how actionparsnip1? i renamed it but nothing
[11:48] <stefg> jakerue: sudo grub .... you'll get a grub prompt
[11:48] <slowacki> kjnk
[11:48] <slowacki> :)
[11:49] <ubuntistas> how actionparsnip1? i renamed it but nothing
[11:49] <jakerue> stefg: OK...it's probing devices....
[11:49] <ubuntistas> do i have to do a restart
[11:49] <jakerue> stefg: and at the prompt now
[11:49] <kisuke> ubuntistas:  goto the "edit "menu  select "prefrences" about halfway down the first tab is the option you are looking for
[11:49] <JohannesSM64> are VT-d and VT-x actually important for virtualizing XP from Linux?
[11:49] <cheslyn> does ubuntu have lots of <kernel - images>
[11:49] <embrik> ActionParsnip1: installed imagemagick, read man-pages, try to start it by typing imagemagick
[11:49] <stefg> jakerue: when it's done : find /boot/grub/stage1 ... should gibe (hd0,0)
[11:50] <ActionParsnip1> ubuntistas: when you rerun firefox, you will get a stock profile
[11:50] <ActionParsnip1> embrik: you can use it at command line
[11:50] <ubuntistas> yup
[11:50] <booooooooooom> hello
[11:50] <embrik> ActionParsnip1: Is there a gui for imgagemagick - it doresn't start in commandline
[11:50] <kisuke> ubuntistas: did you find it?
[11:51] <ubuntistas> firefox -ProfileManager actionparnip1 this command
[11:51] <jakerue> stefg: I get the hd(0,0)
[11:51] <ubuntistas> i did a rename but nothing
[11:51] <stefg> jakerue: root (hd0,0)
[11:51] <ActionParsnip1> embrik: it doesnt start in cli either, it gives you tools to manipulate, like the convert command
[11:51] <stefg> jakerue: setup (hd0)
[11:51] <kisuke> booooooooooom: hi
[11:52] <ubuntistas> yes kisuke the problem is that when i open chatzilla doesn't work properly that's why anyway thx!
[11:52] <booooooooooom> y0
[11:52] <embrik> ActionParsnip1: ok, thanks :-)
[11:52] <jakerue> stefg: ok done
[11:52] <ActionParsnip1> embrik: and mogrify
[11:53] <stefg> jakerue: exit grub by quit
[11:53] <pshr_> Themes
[11:53] <pshr_> any good ones
[11:53] <stefg> jakerue: now the fstab
[11:53] <booooooooooom> 2. Open Synaptic package manager and install the gnome-ppp package.
[11:53] <booooooooooom> . Open Synaptic package manager and install the gnome-ppp package.
[11:53] <stefg> jakerue: i'd need an updated 'sudo blkid' on pastebin
[11:53] <kisuke> ubuntistas: chatzilla has its own option for that (i think)  i don't remember where it is scence its been a while scence i used it and never did gointo the exact same channels
[11:53] <pshr_> How about setting all the desktop icons to same size.... God! it really gets on my nerve to find each icon of different size
[11:53] <pshr_> Address to the problem pleas
[11:53] <booooooooooom>   where i fet it
[11:53] <booooooooooom>   where i get it
[11:53] <ActionParsnip1> embrik: e.g. mkdir ~/converted; find . -iname "*.jpg" -exec convert -resize 50% {} ~/converted/{} \;
[11:54] <jakerue> stefg: browse to sda1 to get the fstab?
[11:54] <booooooooooom> 2.  How about setting all the desktop icons to same size.... God! it really gets on my nerve to find each icon of different size
[11:54] <ActionParsnip1> booooooooooom: sudo apt-get install gnome-ppp
[11:54] <stefg> jakerue: that's not required to get the UUIDs from blkid, but you need to write an fstab there anyway
[11:54] <jakerue> stefg: http://paste.ubuntu.com/282903/
[11:54] <ActionParsnip1> embrik: that sort of thing
[11:54] <booooooooooom> it already in ubuntu
[11:54] <mo0nykit> !repeat | pshr_
[11:55] <pshr_> mo0nykit, do you know how to set them to same size
[11:55] <mo0nykit> pshr_: no i don't
[11:55] <pshr_> like in case i have a pdf it gets all biggie
[11:55] <pshr_> oh! k
[11:55] <ActionParsnip1> embrik: will search from the pwd recursively and resize the files by 50% and spit them out to ~/converted
[11:55] <booooooooooom> gnome ppp exist already in uBuntu ?
[11:55] <ActionParsnip1> system404: better?
[11:56] <booooooooooom> exists
[11:56] <mo0nykit> pshr_: i just discovered. right click, choose stretch icon.
[11:56] <Gnea> booooooooooom: so use it
[11:56] <booooooooooom> OK :)