[19:35] <advocate_> obaid i have always  go to terminal to start internet with sudo pon dsl-provider
[19:35] <hockeymachine> petsounds, is there a way to add it to the panel for constant monitoring?
[19:35] <x_link> Hmm...when I open a new window in Ubuntu/GNOME it doesn't get focused.
[19:35] <philyaw> Having a huge problem here using ndiswrapper.... I know it is installed because i tried to download it again and it said I had the latest version.... Yet when I try to use it on my windows driver "sudo ndiswrapper -i bcmwl5.inf" I get the message "sudo ndiswrapper -i bcmwl5.inf"
[19:35] <araxhiel> obaid: but, whe firefox is about to be updated... it always restore the search plugins that I already delete
[19:35] <mneptok> Olof_: NTFS. but it's driver is not as robust as FAT32.
[19:35] <mneptok> *its
[19:35] <x_link> When I open the terminal I want to be able to write in right away, but Firefox gets focused instead.
[19:35] <petsounds> hockeymachine, mot sure but screenlets might do the trick :)
[19:36] <guntbert> JakobSteinn: don't keep it as open as possible in the beginning but start as secure as possible and then gradually open it up - when you got it finally to work of course :)
[19:36] <toehio_> I'm having the same problem as this guy here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=608531 does anybody have a solution to it?
[19:36] <Olof_> mneptok: robust as in crashing from time to time or what could happen?
[19:36] <obaid> advocate, maybe your case is different, i give up
[19:36] <trism> x_link: what don't you understand?
[19:36] <obaid> araxhiel, i experience no such behaviour from firefox
[19:36] <mneptok> Olof_: "robust" as in "the ability to both read and write depends on a lot of factors, and people have more issues with NTFS than with FAT32."
[19:37] <x_link> trism: How to fix that thing with the clock
[19:37] <JakobSteinn> guntbert, oh yes ofc ! But I think it's easier to get it to work when you start "open" if you know what I mean?
[19:37] <sclimans> I messed around with my sound a while a ago (I don't remember exactly what I did) and now my sound no longer works.  I am on a dual-boot system and sound works within OSX.  When I go to System>Settings, there isn't even a sound editor.  I need some serious help.  How do I reinstall ubuntu's sound settings to their default?
[19:37] <araxhiel> obaid: I winbugs version I don't have that problem... only in the firefox ubuntu packages
[19:38] <guntbert> JakobSteinn: yes - but as I said: open servers tend to get misused pretty fast - but I will not distract you more - Good luck :-)
[19:38] <JakobSteinn> mneptok, I wrote the following "telnet <IP_ADDRESS>"(my local ip) and it gave me this output "telnet: Unable to connect to remote host: Connection refused"
[19:38] <mneptok> JakobSteinn: telnet <IP_ADDRESS> 21
[19:38] <obaid> 21 for ftp
[19:38] <mneptok> JakobSteinn: the port is important
[19:38] <femurca> hola a todos y todas
[19:39] <obaid> do ftp host
[19:39] <araxhiel> hola femurca
[19:39] <trism> x_link: in a terminal, type gconf-editor, on the left side of the app there is a tree, navigate to /apps/panel/applets/clock_screen0/prefs; you want to edit two keys there, custom_format (change it to "%Y-%m-%d %H:%M" without the quotes) and change format to custom, then the clock will be in the format you want
[19:39] <mneptok> femurca: Ingles solamente, pf.
[19:39] <JakobSteinn> guntbert, No no no you haven't distracted me. But thanks for your input!
[19:39] <wzqu171> Xserver: yes, bash script
[19:39] <trism> x_link: you can change format back to 12-hour if you ever want the old format back
[19:39] <Xserver> http://pastebin.com/m4cbe85a2
[19:39] <Xserver> Error
[19:39] <femurca> alguien me puede ayudar con un problema en mi ordenador
[19:39] <MadMike> I have an alsa issue when playing spottify client under wine. Sometimes (not too often actually) the sound gets messed up and overlaps etc...so gets out of sync. I then have to wait 10-20 seconds and its ok again. Is there anything I can do about that ?
[19:40] <guntbert> !es | femurca
[19:40] <mneptok> !es > femurca
[19:40] <JakobSteinn> mneptok, oh I wrote the port but forgot to write it in the chat :S
[19:40] <mneptok> JakobSteinn: is vsftpd actually running?
[19:40] <araxhiel> femurca: pasate al canal de #ubuntu-es
[19:40] <ubuntu_> czesc
[19:40] <sclimans> I messed around with my sound a while a ago (I don't remember exactly what I did) and now my sound no longer works.  I am on a dual-boot system and sound works within OSX.  When I go to System>Settings, there isn't even a sound editor.  I need some serious help.  How do I reinstall ubuntu's sound settings to their default?
[19:41] <mneptok> JakobSteinn: sudo invoke-rc.d vsftpd restart
[19:41] <wzqu171> Xserver: line 6
[19:41] <philyaw> I'm having trouble using the command "sudo make"
[19:41] <obaid> !help
[19:41] <obaid> !ubuntu-channels
[19:41] <obaid> !ubuntu
[19:41] <philyaw> I'm having trouble using the command "sudo make" here is the terminal http://pastebin.com/m24be51aa
[19:41] <JakobSteinn> when I write "services --status-all" I can find it in the list?
[19:42] <JakobSteinn> mneptok, when I write "services --status-all" I can find it in the list?
[19:42] <mauri> how can activate zvbi in my karmic?
[19:42] <ubuntu_> ubuntu pl, where is chanel irc ?
[19:42] <Dr_Willis> !info zvbi
[19:42] <DJones> !pl | ubuntu_
[19:43] <Xserver> wzqu171 : i don't think thats the error
[19:43] <Xserver> http://pastebin.com/m472d4756
[19:43] <mneptok> JakobSteinn: ps aux | grep vsftpd
[19:43] <Xserver> this is nx log
[19:43] <Xserver> already authenticated
[19:43] <x_link> trism: Okey, I will try now
[19:43] <MadMike> <--- Small alsa issue under wine - anyone familiar with alsa & time to help ?
[19:44] <x_link> trism: How do I save?
[19:44] <x_link> Or should I restart X now?
[19:44] <MadMike> I have an alsa issue when playing spottify client under wine. Sometimes (not too often actually) the sound gets messed up and overlaps etc...so gets out of sync. I then have to wait 10-20 seconds and its ok again. Is there anything I can do about that ?
[19:44] <ZykoticK9> Is there a solution (other then disabling compiz), to the problem with not being able to click on Flash based web pages in browsers (same issue with both Firefox and Chrome)?  9.10 AMD64
[19:44] <JakobSteinn> mneptok, it gives me an output and  "vsftpd" is highlighted
[19:44] <x_link> trism: format: 12-hour  and then there is hour_format: 12
[19:44] <rashed2020> How do I upgrade 9.04 server to 9.10?
[19:44] <x_link> I should change both of them to 24 I guess?
[19:44] <mauri>  /msg NickServ mauri tito
[19:45] <obaid> JakobSteinn, what is the FTP server IP ?
[19:45] <x_link> rashed2020: Download the .iso-file and install it?
[19:45] <mneptok> JakobSteinn: seems like vsftpd is started and running, but refusing connections. have you spent time looking through the *entire* config file?
[19:45] <Xserver> sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[19:45] <Dr_Willis> mauri:  oops.. time to change password
[19:45] <guntbert> !upgrade | rashed2020
[19:45] <trism> x_link: it saves automatically when you make the change, just change format to custom
[19:45] <mauri> Dr_Willis: i dont understand how to do that
[19:45] <soreau> ZykoticK9: Maybe try an older version of flash?
[19:45] <guntbert> x_link: that was not helpful for rashed2020
[19:45] <x_link> trism: Ohh okey, I changed "format" from 12-hour to 24-hour
[19:46] <mneptok> JakobSteinn: as i said before, the default vsftpd config is *extremely* conservative, and will probably only allow connections from localhost or something like that.
[19:46] <trism> x_link: oh that will work too, it won't be exactly the same format as you wanted though
[19:46] <x_link> trism: Okey, should I just change to "12-hour" to "custom" ?
[19:46] <ZykoticK9> soreau, thanks for the input (i'd rather just stick with the ubuntu flash) - I'll keep disabling compiz then :)
[19:46] <x_link> trism: Yes I should and now it works =)
[19:46] <JakobSteinn> mneptok, Yes I have but maybe I'm missing something important? Can I send you the file in some way and then you can give it a second look?
[19:46] <x_link> trism: Thanks ALOT
[19:46] <philyaw> How can I tell if the "sudo make install" command worked despite the error messages?
[19:46] <trism> x_link: you're welcome
[19:47] <luke790> I need some help I think I have an issue with my nsswitch, hosts or resolv files
[19:47] <luke790> I can't reach the internet after firestarter runs
[19:47] <ubuntu_> #ubuntu.pl
[19:47] <ubuntu_> join ubuntu.pl
[19:47] <mauri> Dr_Willis: please, can you tell me how to change password without to be see by everyone?
[19:47] <obaid> phillyaw, it would compile without giving errors
[19:48] <JakobSteinn> mneptok, I'm totaly new into all of this and actually also new to Ubuntu but I have some knowlage form the past MS period (:
[19:48] <obaid> phillayaw, have u installed build-essentials ?
[19:48] <philyaw> obaid, how would I make the errors go away? seen here http://pastebin.com/m24be51aa
[19:48] <philyaw> obaid, no never heard fo that
[19:49] <JakobSteinn> mneptok, Isn't my FTP's IP the same as my own world wide IP Address?
[19:50] <obaid> philyaw, sudo apt-get install build-essentials
[19:50] <x_link> trism: Where should I fix with "file assosiations"?
[19:51] <trism> x_link: what's the problem?
[19:51] <x_link> trism: In KDE I had to fix that
[19:51] <x_link> So VLC will open when I press on a .avi-file for example
[19:51] <obaid> philyaw, please read the README file that came with it, it probably contain the instruction to compile or packages required for compilation
[19:51] <x_link> Or xmms when I double-click on .mp3-file
[19:51] <trism> x_link: which file assocations do you need to fix? you can right click on any file and change assocations on the open with tab
[19:51] <philyaw> that is the instructions i am following
[19:51] <x_link> trism: Ohh okey, so it works like that
[19:52] <obaid> pastbin the README
[19:52] <funkyHat> I've installed Ubuntu on a new computer after my old one broke, what do I need to do to get my ~/Private directory working again?
[19:52] <NoOneHere> can you refare me to some tutorial how i can connect my ubuntu to internet
[19:52] <x_link> trism: I know you can do like that, but in KDE3 you hade to do some settings from file assosiations as well
[19:52] <obaid> get it over back
[19:52] <Carbon_Monoxide> !upgrade
[19:52] <Olof_> Is there any way for Windows 7 to read ext4 file system?
[19:52] <obaid> NoOneHere, how do you well to connect to internet
[19:52] <trism> x_link: that should work just fine in general
[19:52] <obaid> No Olof_
[19:53] <Olof_> what about ext3
[19:53] <NoOneHere> obaid:what ?
[19:53] <x_link> trism: Okey, thanks alot again. I really appreaciate all help alot!
[19:53] <obaid> NoOneHere, do you use wireless or cable for connecting to internet ?
[19:53] <nightsjammies> Could someone please assist me in configuring WIne?
[19:53] <philyaw> obaid, http://pastebin.com/m23e69c9f
[19:54] <NoOneHere> obaid: cables
[19:54] <NoOneHere> I have cable modem
[19:54] <froglet> are bugs in apps included with Jaunty no longer being fixed?
[19:54] <guntbert> mauri: what are you trying to do?
[19:54] <funkyHat> Can I just copy across .Private and Private and install the right packages?
[19:54] <x_link> What is the default image-program called in Ubuntu?
[19:54] <froglet> Karmic is too unstable or I would used that
[19:54] <NoOneHere> i have installed ubuntu for the first time and have no idea how to connect to internet from it
[19:54] <x_link> In KDE3 I used kview for example
[19:55] <froglet> and the LTS version does not install on my netbook
[19:55] <x_link> froglet: Hmm really? =/
[19:55] <obaid> NoOneHere,  is it like this:      Phoneline ---> Modem ----> Cable ------> yourPC ??
[19:55] <x_link> froglet: I just installed Karmic =(
[19:55] <luke790> noonehere... plug in the cord
[19:55] <funkyHat> x_link: f-spot, or gimp, or eog?
[19:55] <DJones> Olof_: Windows can read ext2/ext3 if you use the driver at http://www.fs-driver.org/ although I've found it to be a bit unreliable in when it'll read data
[19:55] <froglet> x_link: I can install it but from there it is all downhill
[19:55] <NoOneHere> obaid:yes like that
[19:55] <funkyHat> x_link: eye of gnome
[19:55] <JakobSteinn> guntbert: Do you know something about this FTP ?
[19:55] <mauri> guntbert: Im still continuing to receive this messegner :"[NickServ] This nickname is registered. Please choose a different nickname, or identify via /msg NickServ identify <password>."
[19:55] <x_link> froglet: Okey, doesn't sound good =/
[19:56] <x_link> froglet: Ahh okey
[19:56] <obaid> NoOneHere, usually just plugin the cable, ubuntu will aquire an IP address from the router/modem and connect u automatically
[19:56] <x_link> froglet: Well, it isn't Gimp
[19:56] <x_link> Hmmm
[19:56] <luke790> mauri type /nick newnnick
[19:56] <froglet> no GIMP is fine
[19:56] <x_link> #ubuntu was a really good channel btw =)
[19:56] <philyaw> obaid, i think i'm having a permission conflict
[19:56] <x_link> froglet: Yeah I know, but I never use gimp when I just want to have a quick look on some pictures
[19:56] <philyaw> obaid, when running "make"
[19:56] <JakobSteinn> guntbert: The other dude who helped me out disappeard
[19:56] <obaid> philyaw, have you completed the Prerequisites
[19:56] <guntbert> mauri: that means that the nick is registered by someone else - please ask in #freenode
[19:56] <x_link> froglet: Cause then I just want something small/simple.
[19:57] <Olof_> thanks DJones. Can ubuntu read and write on ntfs discs? with the ntfs-config app
[19:57] <luke790> wow lots of people in here needing help
[19:57] <funkyHat> x_link: it's called eye of gnome, I don't know which package it's part of though
[19:57] <philyaw> obaid, i have a recent kernal
[19:57] <NoOneHere> obaid:it wasnt so that time , and it even not asked the user name and password of my Internet provider
[19:57] <obaid> ls /lib/modules/`uname -r`/build         and see if you can see include directory and a .config file
[19:57] <froglet> x_link: well the problem I have in Jaunty is that kgpg will not encrypt files
[19:57] <philyaw> obaid, let me make sure I have the include and .config
[19:57] <obaid> philyaw, ls /lib/modules/`uname -r`/build         and see if you can see include directory and a .config file
[19:57] <froglet> I have to use Nautilus to do it
[19:58] <froglet> I do not know what the gpg app in Nautilus is
[19:58] <x_link> froglet: Aha okey, well I don't know much about this stuff =/
[19:58] <froglet> that Nautilus uses
[19:58] <guntbert> JakobSteinn: not very much - are you sure that the server is running? (and "that other dude" was mneptok :-))
[19:58] <froglet> it is slightly buggy but does the job
[19:58] <philyaw> obaid, i don't see .config
[19:58] <obaid> NoOneHere, when you are using your cable modem on windows, do it requires you to install certain drivers ?
[19:59] <obaid> philyaw, so get the linux header files
[19:59] <DJones> !ntfs-3g | Olof_ Ubuntu does have ntfs support, see
[19:59] <philyaw> obaid, how? i'm already linked to some repos
[19:59] <infid> what software can i use to figure out what wattage my PSU is? lshw doesnt seem to tell me
[20:00] <NoOneHere> obaid: yes i installed modem driver and than I had an dial up connection
[20:00] <jukebox-zero> Doing some googling on this, but it's pretty intimidating and I have to work in a few hours. My issue is that when I try to play any video, if I attempt to maximize VLC or totem it crashes. Mplayer won't play any video and tells me it cannot initialize video_out (-vo) device. Is this a xorg.conf problem or something else? I'm not sure what sort of solution I should be looking for. Can anyone suggest a way for me to find out
[20:00] <jukebox-zero>  more about this problem?
[20:00] <froglet> jukebox-zero: is this in Karmic?
[20:00] <jukebox-zero> froglet: yes
[20:00] <philyaw> wow, LS is a cooler command than dir
[20:00] <jukebox-zero> froglet: Sorry, forgot that bit :)
[20:01] <froglet> k that was one reason I moved back to Jaunty
[20:01] <obaid> NoOneHere, in that case, it is little different, and i never used such modem, somebody might help ??
[20:01] <ZykoticK9> jukebox-zero, re-mplayer from cli you can try "mplayer -vo gl FILE" and/or "mplayer -vo x11 FILE" and see if either works.  good luck.
[20:01] <V1k1n9> Hey, I'm on gnome + compiz. I want to use my "emerald" at 100% : I have already put "emerald --replace" in the window decoration on compiz. How can i enable the rest plz ? (text color, background, icons ...)
[20:01] <obaid> philyaw, can you copy the output of this command to me, uname -r
[20:01] <brianherman_home> V1k1n9: sudo aptitude install compizconfig-settings-manager
[20:01] <soreau> V1k1n9: emerald is a compiz decorator that only themes window borders, nothing else
[20:01] <Olof_> Does spotify run under ubuntu?
[20:02] <froglet> karmic was a disaster on my machine that has an Nvidia card
[20:02] <philyaw> obaid, 2.6.31-14-generic
[20:02] <froglet> and on my netbook it installed and had problems later
[20:02] <robbins61> how to restart x?
[20:02] <triple_x> jukebox-zero: Never have that problem is it just that video or all videos
[20:03] <Dextorion> robbins61 /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[20:03] <obaid> philyaw, write this command in terminal, sudo apt-get install linux-headers-2.6.31-14-generic build-essentials
[20:03] <obaid> this will complete the prequesites, then you can proceed to build
[20:03] <NoOneHere> obaid: my pc connected to this one http://broadband.motorola.com/consumers/products/sb4200/
[20:03] <froglet> does /etc/init.d/gdm restart work with Karmic or is there some new way?
[20:04] <philyaw> obaid, linux-headers-2.6.31-14-generic is already the newest version.
[20:04] <philyaw> linux-headers-2.6.31-14-generic set to manually installed.
[20:04] <philyaw> E: Couldn't find package build-essentials
[20:04] <guntbert> obaid: that build-essential
[20:04] <ZykoticK9> froglet, that is the old way - but it still works
[20:04] <jukebox-zero> triple_x it's all formats, all videos. If videos just wouldn't play, or if it was consistant along all programs it'd make more sense. But yeah, VLC and totem will play videos, just crash on maximization, and mplayer cannot initialize -vo
[20:04] <volgotron> hello ev'rybody
[20:04] <obaid> yep
[20:04] <froglet> those Ubuntu developers want to keep us on our toes
[20:04] <obaid> spelling mistake
[20:04] <guntbert> philyaw: the package is build-essential (no s)
[20:05] <philyaw> ohh
[20:05] <kraitos> i have a fingerprint reader on my hp dv4t can anyone help me enable it?
[20:05] <obaid> linux-headers-2.6.31-14-generic set to manually installed. ??????
[20:05] <volgotron> I actually have a problem with Karmic installation on my notebook, can some1 help me pls?
[20:05] <V1k1n9> soreau : Ok i didn't know that, thank you.
[20:05] <philyaw> obaid, build-essential is already the newest version.
[20:06] <V1k1n9> soreau : A preview have disturb me :D
[20:06] <Yos> good night all
[20:06] <Dextorion> nn
[20:06] <dahmer> .
[20:06] <obaid> NoOneHere, my internet is very very slow, the link you sent will open in 5 minutes :P
[20:06] <philyaw> obaid, i guess so, i don't know what that means at all (the manual install)
[20:06] <triple_x> jukebox-zero: This is why I'm glad I don't update till after 3 months of a new version of Ubuntu or any distro I use...
[20:06] <obaid> gn yos
[20:06] <x_link> Hmmm
[20:06] <NoOneHere> obaid:just ordinary web site
[20:06] <x_link> My FN+ brightness-button doesn't work with 9.10 =/
[20:07] <jukebox-zero> triple_x ... heh, first time I've ungraded since 7.10. i like to space this kind of hassle out by a few years.
[20:07] <V1k1n9> soreau : But how can i change a theme in one click if i want to use emerald ?
[20:07] <philyaw> obaid, i get this message when i use the "make" command: Permission denied
[20:07] <philyaw> compilation terminated.
[20:07] <froglet> is fingerprint reader technology considered biometric?
[20:07] <obaid> lol
[20:07] <obaid> use sudo maaaaaaan
[20:07] <volgotron> I cannot install Karmic on my toshiba satellite T130. No Internet connection
[20:08] <guntbert> froglet: yes
[20:08] <philyaw> lol
[20:08] <volgotron> Ethernet: Atheros AR8132 Wifi Realtek 8192
[20:08] <ubermensch> How can I get drivers for Intel GMA 900 on Ubuntu 9
[20:08] <V1k1n9> how can i change a theme in one click if i want to use emerald ?
[20:08] <froglet> guntbert: ty
[20:08] <obaid> volgotron, installation doesn't require internet connection
[20:08] <ubermensch> .10
[20:08] <NoOneHere> I have here problem with connection to internet (newbie user tring to make his steps on ubuntu) i  am using this modem to conection http://broadband.motorola.com/consumers/products/sb4200/
[20:08] <volgotron> I tried to install Windows driver but no success can someone help me pls?
[20:09] <thrillERboy> Hi guys I've ubuntu installed in a drive
[20:09] <philyaw> obaid, now i get this error: error: implicit declaration of function ‘cmpxchg8b’
[20:09] <triple_x> jukebox-zero: Hey that is why I use Debian had to leave ubuntu alone wireless was the big push for me took ubuntu 6 months for a work driver....  I think my next goal is to go with a netbook no more laptops...
[20:09] <ubermensch> How can I get drivers for Intel GMA 900 on Ubuntu 9.10
[20:09] <froglet> volgotron: with ndiswrapper?
[20:09] <thrillERboy> I've installed ubuntu in my xp system, but the default bootloader is still windows one, so I don't get the option to select the OS during boot, what shall I do?
[20:09] <philyaw> obaid, then every line following says [Error 1, Error 2,] after the directory name
[20:09] <volgotron> yes froglet
[20:09] <volgotron> no success
[20:10] <obaid> philyaw, make uninstall first
[20:10] <DasEi> thrillERboy:
[20:10] <thrillERboy> yes
[20:10] <ubermensch> How can I get drivers for Intel GMA 900 on Ubuntu 9.10
[20:10] <froglet> volgotron: I did that once and I found a Howto in Ubuntu Community Documentation.  I think there is a gui for it too and it makes it even easier
[20:10] <DasEi> thrillERboy: did you install a dualboot or sth like wubi ?
[20:10] <guntbert> kraitos: I know its a different beast - but you could get a starting point on http://www.thinkwiki.org/ (for ibm/lenovo thinkpads)
[20:10] <obaid> philyaw, then make
[20:10] <thrillERboy> dual boot
[20:11] <froglet> volgotron: which driver?
[20:11] <obaid> philyaw, then login as root and make install
[20:11] <DasEi> thrillERboy: then you will have to install grub, better do a backup of mbr case things mess up
[20:11] <volgotron> froglet
[20:11] <volgotron> Wifi: Atheros AR8132
[20:11] <philyaw> obaid, how do i login as root?
[20:11] <ubermensch> DasEi, How can I get drivers for Intel GMA 900 on Ubuntu 9.10
[20:11] <thrillERboy> could you tell me how to do those DasEi ?
[20:11] <philyaw> obaid, like, go to the root directory?
[20:11] <obaid> su
[20:11] <volgotron> Sorry froglet, Atheros is the LAN Ethernet
[20:11] <thrillERboy> Shall I boot from Ubuntu live CD now?
[20:11] <ubermensch> froglet,  How can I get drivers for Intel GMA 900 on Ubuntu 9.10
[20:11] <jukebox-zero> triple_x Oh man, I'm not even daring enough to try an Ubuntu install on a laptop. And despite having 9.10, I'm using the GRUB2 from the deb sid repo so this system will boot properly. I'm so close to having a beautifully working system. This x11 (??? maybe) glitch is the last hurdle. I'd had to have come so far and start over.
[20:11] <volgotron> wifi Realtek 8192
[20:12] <obaid> no
[20:12] <froglet> ubermensch did you Google it?
[20:12] <froglet> in Google Linux
[20:12] <DasEi> thrillERboy: have you got an ubuntu live cd ?
[20:12] <kraitos> guntbert, i installed fprint but it says there is no device.
[20:12] <ubermensch> whats google linux?
[20:12] <thrillERboy> yes, but not karmic live cd, is that okey DasEi ?
[20:12] <froglet> www.google.com/linux
[20:12] <thrillERboy> I got live cd for 8.04
[20:12] <obaid> philyaw, installing ndiswrapper require root priviliges, so you have to use sudo then the rest of command
[20:13] <sn[a]ke> where are the emblems stored?
[20:13] <DasEi> thrillERboy: which version (the live, I assume you installed karmic first, then windows) ?
[20:13] <guntbert> kraitos: I didn't expect it "to work" but by looking into the forums you might find some leads
[20:13] <hendrik> can someone confirm that it is currently not possible to register a lunchpad account?
[20:13] <NoOneHere> can someone please help with my internet question ?
[20:13] <volgotron> anyway froglet now I'm on windows, I can connect with my HDSPA usb key on ubuntu
[20:13] <sn[a]ke> NoOneHere, yes?
[20:13] <volgotron> and will be back
[20:14] <volgotron> see u soon
[20:14] <NoOneHere> sn[a]ke:I have here problem with connection to internet (newbie user tring to make his steps on ubuntu) i  am using this modem to conection http://broadband.motorola.com/consumers/products/sb4200/
[20:14] <thrillERboy> I had xp first and installed ubuntu karmic from alternate cd
[20:14] <thrillERboy> I had xp first and installed ubuntu karmic from alternate cd DasEi
[20:14] <thrillERboy> So I don't have live cd for the latest version
[20:14] <DasEi> thrillERboy: and then didn't choose to install grub
[20:15] <philyaw> obaid, i get the same implicit declaration error for'cmpxchg8b'
[20:15] <thrillERboy> I chose
[20:15] <sn[a]ke> NoOneHere, did you try clicking on the internet/connection lokking thing at the top?
[20:15] <froglet> volgotron are you using an eeepc?
[20:15] <DasEi> thrillERboy: k, which version is the live cd ?
[20:15] <triple_x> jukebox-zero: why don't you just load an older version totem or mplayer????
[20:15] <sn[a]ke> where are the emblems stored?
[20:15] <thrillERboy> 9.04 and 8.04 I have both live cds
[20:15] <obaid> philyaw, i giveup
[20:15] <ubermensch> froglet, that doesn't help and i dont understand what all that xorg.conf and all is  just a user coz i cant spend buying msware
[20:15] <philyaw> obaid, thanks for your help!
[20:15] <guntbert> !sudo | obaid
[20:15] <DasEi> thrillERboy: so b oot one of them and come back  in here
[20:16] <philyaw> obaid, i appreciate it
[20:16] <thrillERboy> Okey
[20:16] <sn[a]ke> !emblems
[20:16] <thrillERboy> bbiab
[20:16] <obaid> np
[20:16] <sn[a]ke> where are the emblems stored?
[20:16] <guntbert> philyaw: no need for su in ubuntu
[20:16] <NoOneHere> sn[a]ke: yes i have tried this
[20:16] <obaid> guntbert, i know
[20:16] <jpds> hendrik: Do you get an OOPS ID?
[20:16] <Olof_> when formating my hdd to dual boot, should i use |win7---40gb|ubuntu---40gb|mediafiles(ntfs)---220gb| does it matter in what order i use the volumes?
[20:16] <philyaw> guntbert, what is su?
[20:16] <obaid> ah ok :P
[20:16] <froglet> !su
[20:17] <sn[a]ke> NoOneHere, sorry i dont know what to tell you...try asking google
[20:17] <triple_x> jukebox-zero: You should try Linux Mint 7 that is what I use when I am playing around...
[20:17] <hendrik> jpds, yes: OOPS-1470L3116
[20:17] <guntbert> philyaw: I thought I saw obaid mentioning it to you - to get get root permissions you use sudo or gksudo
[20:17] <ubermensch> froglet, any help from you?
[20:17] <NoOneHere> sn[a]ke:already googled
[20:17] <froglet> ubermensch: you confused me, is the problem you have with xorg or something else?
[20:17] <DasEi> ubermensch: http://www.teleost.org/docs/gma-900-linux.html
[20:17] <rimsehud> Baobab seems to be contradicting itself :)
[20:18] <triple_x> jukebox-zero: Linux Mint 7 for desktop effects....
[20:18] <froglet> ubermensch: the the replay above from DasEi
[20:18] <froglet> see*
[20:18] <jpds> hendrik: Let me take a look.
[20:18] <rimsehud> I wonder why /mnt/sda5/home/ed is listed as having contents of 10.5GB when the size of each of the contents listed doesn't enarly add up to that
[20:18] <ubermensch> i need drivers for gma 900 on ubuntu 9.10         googled on linux google but they have for different distros not ubuntu
[20:18] <jpds> hendrik: You might want to inform #launchpad too.
[20:18] <froglet> ubermensch: see the reply above from DasEi
[20:19] <javatexan> how do you change the settings on touchfreeze?
[20:19] <hendrik> jpds, thanks
[20:19] <philyaw> guntbert, this page pretty much says to use sudo to get root permissions
[20:19] <ubermensch> read that but what is xorg.conf
[20:20] <DasEi> ubermensch: gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf, there you go
[20:20] <philyaw> guntbert, ohh, how can I login as root then if sudo is only for running some commands?
[20:20] <guntbert> philyaw: thats ok - I probably misread something - sorry for the interruption
[20:20] <froglet> ubermensch you will find xorg.conf in /etc/X11/
[20:20] <froglet> it is the configuration file for xorg
[20:20] <ubermensch> that opened up a blank gedit window
[20:20] <n8tuser> i just got hold of 9.10 on a thinkpad t41,  is the boot up time slow took like 2 1/2 minutes ?
[20:21] <guntbert> philyaw: you don't "login as root" - if you *absolutely* *need* a root shell use sudo -i
[20:21] <philyaw> guntbert, what does the -i denote?
[20:21] <jacquesdupontd_> hey everybody testing one other computer installed from nothing that was dying in some places of my flat, works perfectly :) 1 more computer for people that comes and wants to use internet :) They won't have to touch my computer as i don't like it at all :)
[20:21] <jukebox-zero> triple_x May give it a try, haven't given up yet though. And since the problem I'm having isn't with any one player, I'm not entirely sure it's a problem with the players, so much as a problem with the hardware or configuration info that ubuntu is passing along to the video players.
[20:21] <froglet> well I am not religious about sudo and I sometimes use su because that is what I have done for many years
[20:22] <ubermensch> froglet, that opened up a blank gedit window
[20:22] <guntbert> philyaw: it gives you a shell with root permissions and a same environment
[20:22] <guntbert> *sane
[20:22] <mauro> ho istallato xmule, mi compare tra le voci delmenu rete ma non parte. Cosa devofare?
[20:22] <n8tuser> philyaw-> sometimes you need to use man pages.. man sudo.. anyhow     -i  The -i (simulate initial login) option runs the shell specified in
[20:22] <n8tuser>            the passwd(5) entry of the user that the command is being run as.
[20:22] <DasEi1> ubermensch: you get by ?
[20:22] <froglet> ubermensch: yes I think the file is blank now and you add your own settings and save it
[20:22] <DasEi1> y
[20:23] <guntbert> !it | mauro
[20:23] <ubermensch> froglet and DasEil: Just copy from the page DasEil gave?
[20:23] <DasEi1> ubermensch: yes, second section (for debian systems)
[20:23] <Olof_> when formating my hdd to dual boot, should i use |win7---40gb|ubuntu---40gb|mediafiles(ntfs)---220gb| does it matter in what order i use the volumes?
[20:23] <Jorophose> does ubuntu netbook remix strip drivers from normal ubuntu? or is it just given maximus and some extras?
[20:23] <froglet> ubermensch read the page and copy into it what applies in your case
[20:23] <philyaw> I get an error using the -i: make: *** No rule to make target `install'.  Stop.
[20:23] <Johnny425> Is there a way to uninstall Ubuntu ?
[20:23] <ubermensch> DasEil: ok
[20:24] <triple_x> jukebox-zero: Dumb question ,but can you run flash media such as youtube in full screen mode if so ...  I think it may go hardware...  In that case you could be waiting a month or 2 for a driver update....
[20:24] <n8tuser> JonathanD-> are you multi-booted?
[20:24] <guntbert> froglet: what you and I do on our computers is one thin - what we recommend to others is another one
[20:24] <Johnny425> Yes
[20:24] <guntbert> *thing
[20:24] <javatexan> i am thinking that touchfreeze is not work
[20:24] <javatexan> working
[20:24] <froglet> guntbert: indeed :)
[20:24] <ubermensch> DasEil: Ok copied
[20:24] <DasEi1> Johnny425: yes, can simply delete it's partitions
[20:24] <Johnny425> okay, thanks
[20:24] <DasEi1> ubermensch: save xorg.conf, close gedit
[20:25] <frallzor> I have a question about setting up a touchscreen in ubuntu, just did the apt-get install xserver-xorg-input-elographics, but how to tell if its working?
[20:25] <guntbert> !compile | philyaw did you see
[20:25] <frallzor> using a serial touchscreen
[20:25] <ubermensch> DasEil: Yea done that all now is it done?
[20:25] <DasEi1> ubermensch: then log off and back in
[20:25] <javatexan> how do you figure out which touchpad driver is being used
[20:26] <jukebox-zero> triple_x, I'll try that in a second and let you know of the results. I'm gonna try disabling desktop effects first, then revert to the native ubuntu graphics driver, and see if either of those solve my problem. You'd think a graphics card from 2000 would run flawlessly by now. ;)
[20:26] <DasEi1> ubermensch: or run : sudo gdm restart (same effect)
[20:26] <unapiedra> kpackagekit (GUI to aptitude) tells me I have 61 blocked updates. What are blocked updates and where could they come from?
[20:27] <ubermensch> DasEil: $ sudo gdm restart
[20:27] <ubermensch> ** (gdm-binary:8148): WARNING **: Failed to acquire org.gnome.DisplayManager
[20:27] <ubermensch> ** (gdm-binary:8148): WARNING **: Could not acquire name; bailing out
[20:27] <DasEi1> unapiedra: it's often from packages currently in use, can try sudo init 1 , then netroot, then dpk..  to avoid this
[20:27] <ubermensch> Is that ok?
[20:27] <DasEi1> ubermensch: log out and back in
[20:27] <unapiedra> DasEi1: would just closing the corresponding programms not help?
[20:27] <ubermensch> ok
[20:28] <mauro> i have install xmule, is in the menu network but not to run
[20:28] <guntbert> philyaw: after downloading and unpacking there are several steps. 1) read README and INSTALL, 2) do what is stated there (mostly run ./configure, then make)
[20:28] <thrillERboy> I logged in from ubuntu live cd DasEi
[20:28] <DasEi1> unapiedra: not always, if you think of the desktop itself f.e.
[20:28] <DasEi1> thrillERboy: fine
[20:28] <hero1900> hi guys i got something wierd when i open gparted in my computer another copy will appear of my partitions
[20:28] <hero1900> how i can solve this
[20:28] <DasEi1> thrillERboy: open a trml
[20:28] <mauro> i have install xmule, is in the menu network but not to run. why?
[20:28] <hero1900> is it because if uuid and fstab
[20:29] <hero1900> ???
[20:29] <thrillERboy> opened
[20:29] <grayhane> what is the difference in K3B between normal copy and clone copy ?
[20:29] <DasEi1> thrillERboy: sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[20:30] <ZykoticK9> grayhane, normal is a filesystem copy, clone is byte by byte copy
[20:30] <rimsehud> Baobab displays /mnt/sda5/home/ed as containing 10.5GB's worth of files, yet its contents including hidden files don't seem to add up to nearly that! How bizarre!
[20:30] <DasEi1> grayhane: clone is sectorwise, copy just the content
[20:30] <hero1900> hi guys i got something wierd when i open gparted in my computer another copy will appear of my partitions. is it because if uuid and fstab how i can solve any help???
[20:30] <mcurran> Anyone here familiar with setting up httpd.conf?
[20:30] <bU1137pr00f_m4r5> I have a question: is there any other way to gain root access without a password?
[20:30] <mcurran> safemode
[20:31] <daedra> sshfs broek
[20:31] <daedra> I can't unmount it, because its being used. I use lsof to find out what's using it so I can kill it, but lsof hangs..
[20:31] <grayhane> which is best for making a copy of a music CD ?
[20:31] <DasEi1> bU1137pr00f_m4r5: or a live cd
[20:31] <lawful_evil> so about root on this 64 bit ubuntu maybe i got wrong one by getting desktop?
[20:31] <mcurran> brasero grayhane
[20:31] <thrillERboy> DasEi E: Couldn't find package pastebinit
[20:31] <guntbert> trism: some time ago you posted something which involved gconf-editor - how do you find your way through that maze within gconf? is there some sort of "map" or guide?
[20:31] <DasEi1> !paste | thrillERboy
[20:32] <rimsehud> Aha! it seems to only be showing the folders!
[20:32] <mcurran> httpd.conf anyone, anyone...
[20:32] <DasEi1> thrillERboy: sudo fdisk -l       , bring that to pastebin
[20:32] <lawful_evil> apache! my favorite time waster!
[20:32] <grayhane> ZykoticK9, which setting is best for making a copy of a music CD
[20:33] <ZykoticK9> grayhane, probably normal - clone is typically used for copying copy protected materials
[20:33] <mcurran> I'm trying to run exploits on BT4 and I need to have HTTPD set document root as /var/www/ but it's not working anymore:  It say's No IP Address Configured!  Even though apache starts fine and I'm connected to the AP
[20:33] <mcurran> It's driving me nuts
[20:33] <bU1137pr00f_m4r5> DasEil: so without password there is no way to access root privilages from say an http/https connection
[20:33] <thrillERboy> DasEi http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m3a5fff5a
[20:34] <grayhane> ZykoticK9, thanks,
[20:34] <jukebox-zero> triple_x, disabling desktop effects solved my maximization/fullscreen issues with totem and VLC. Mplayer is still having issues. But now my problems are minimal. I'm gonna miss having transparency in quake/tilda though. ;(
[20:34] <mcurran> You can't Bulletproof:  Unless your a hacker genius
[20:34] <DasEi1> bU1137pr00f_m4r5: no, you would need to compromise the system for that
[20:34] <mcurran> You need to find a root shell exploit and maybe inject html with an app that reconnects back to your local host from the target machine, look on milw0rm
[20:35] <hugooooooo> thunderbird 3.0 ?
[20:35] <mcurran> You'll still probably need the client to execute your exe app as root though
[20:35] <macman_> one last shot .. so there is no way i can trick fstab to mount a cdrom as rw or make it look like a filesystem so i can just drag and drop the VIDEO_TS folder from it ?
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[20:36] <mcurran> yes, mount your cdrom to a folder macman_
[20:36] <m1dlg> i'm confused I cant seem to be able to search for files on my external drive right now. It's FAT32 and has a load of files on it and I need to find files over 3.9gb (I'm looking for files I batch moved this morning that didn't move fully because they were too big) what am i doing wrong?
[20:36] <ESphynx> Hey guys, is there an easy way to get a 32bit ffmpeg?
[20:36] <thrillERboy> I have two HDD and I've installed XP in one disk and Ubuntu in the other disk DasEi
[20:36] <DasEi1> macman_: no, but can extract dvd-content or make a folder to an iso by dd
[20:36] <Wieshka> ESphynx apt-get install ffmpeg
[20:36] <Dr_Willis> ESphynx:  medibuntu has ffmpeg.  i belive also.
[20:36] <DasEi1> thrillERboy: aha, paste ?
[20:37] <ESphynx> '32-bit' (On a 64 bit system)
[20:37] <magikid> I'm trying to install VirtualBox and when it tries to build the kernel modules it gives me this error: http://magikid.pastebay.com/81641
[20:37] <macman_> DasEi: i don't think you can do encrypted dvd's that way .. these are encrypted dvd's im talking about
[20:37] <thrillERboy> DasEi1: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m3a5fff5a
[20:37] <DasEi1> thrillERboy: then you should change boot-sequence in bios, prbly win is alreaady in grub there
[20:37] <Wieshka> ESphynx do you have lib32 support ?
[20:37] <mcurran> magikid:  Make sure you have your kernel headers...
[20:37] <ESphynx> Wieshka, I have lib32 support
[20:37] <mcurran> I just compiled my virtualbox two minutes ago
[20:37] <ESphynx> If I understand correctly what that means... I run 32 bit apps
[20:38] <thrillERboy> So I have make it boot from the HDD with Grub?
[20:38] <DreamDemon> thrillERboy: Use DVD rip to get the files then either use that to build a new unencrypted dvd or transcode to your fav media type
[20:38] <Dr_Willis> ESphynx:  why do you even want to do that? theres 64bit bersions of ffmpeg.
[20:38] <DasEi1> thrillERboy: you installed ubuntu on the 1 TB disk using ntfs ?
[20:38] <osmosis> I just noticed karmic has python 2.6, and no 2.5. So ubuntu is fully upgraded to the latest python? There are no 2.5 dependencies?? Im surprised. I thought it would be more work to get things working on 2.6 since it doesn't maintain backwards compatibility.
[20:38] <ESphynx> Dr_Willis, I know there are 64 bit versions... But I want the 32 bit version, for my 32 bit application
[20:39] <thrillERboy> No, I deleted one partition and made it for Ubuntu, It was Ext4 I guess DasEi1
[20:39] <ESphynx> libavcodec/format, is what I want
[20:39] <DasEi1> !who | thrillERboy
[20:39] <mcurran> So what do you need thrillERboy?
[20:39] <bU1137pr00f_m4r5> DasEil: how would you go about doing that? The only reason why i ask is something my uncle told me who was in intelligence. I need to know if it is possible for agencies to Patriot Act a linux system.
[20:39] <Dr_Willis> ESphynx:   thats still not very clear.
[20:39] <ESphynx> Dr_Willis, I want to build my 32 bit application that requires 32 bit ffmpeg libraries
[20:40] <DasEi1> thrillERboy: ah sure, but did no swap then
[20:40] <mcurran> You would have to consider how smart their agencies hackers are and who they would hire to target you for instance:  What types of things make you a target
[20:40] <DasEi1> thrillERboy: so make bios boot from the 1 tb, grub should already be there
[20:40] <mcurran> There are plenty of exploits out there for linux systems
[20:40] <thrillERboy> Okey DasEi1 I'll try that and report back
[20:41] <magikid> mcurran: thanks, that fixed it.  It would've been nice if that was included in the dependencies.
[20:41] <thrillERboy> Thanks a lot DasEi1
[20:41] <osmosis> err, that would be python3. nevermind.
[20:41] <Kieran0413> m1dlg, Did you find the answer to that? If not "find /path/to/drive -size +3900M -print" should do what you're after
[20:41] <obaid> can somebody tell me what is this: dda4b60b159bb0b37887ac2e5db0d6cd
[20:41] <Kieran0413> obaid, looks like some kind of hash
[20:41] <m1dlg> Kieran0413, i found an alternative way, thanks you
[20:42] <obaid> which kind of hash
[20:42] <DreamDemon> bU1137pr00f_m4r5: Yes, linux can fall under the Patriot Act just as any other OS does.
[20:42] <DasEi1> bU1137pr00f_m4r5: that's behind the scope of that channel; you could hijack / hook systemcallls, grab privileges rom root actions on that machine.. wrong place here
[20:42] <obaid> DreamDemon, u are joking, right ?
[20:42] <Kieran0413> obaid, not a clue, at a guess I'd say md5
[20:42] <Runeg> So my CPU Freq selector stops working after a few days. It just rests at 800mhz. This is something new over the last few weeks. (9.04 x64)
[20:43] <retro_neo> I looking for Zabbix 1.8 binaries for ubuntu - or would these work ok? http://packages.debian.org/sid/net/zabbix-server-mysql
[20:43] <DreamDemon> obaid: No joke.  So if your doing something for fear of the govt seing it, I would suggest an encrypted drive system
[20:43] <jukebox-zero> triple_x, solved my mplayer problem. It wasn't using the xv driver by default for some reason. First time I've ever seen that on 3 systems. So really it was two coincidental problems.
[20:43] <Kieran0413> obaid, where did it come from? that might help determine what it is
[20:44] <obaid> i searched google for my login name, and found a text file with many username passwords, including mine
[20:45] <Kieran0413> obaid, sounds like it's a password file, I'd guess the hash is a hash of your password. Not so good.
[20:45] <bU1137pr00f_m4r5> DreamDemon, DasEi1: Well then I guess I should put my Anarchist's Cookbook on a removable drive then... ^_^'
[20:45] <obaid> yep
[20:45] <NoOneHere> I am having problem with internet connection , someone can help me with that ?
[20:45] <Runeg> So my CPU Freq selector stops working after a few days. It just rests at 800mhz. This is something new over the last few weeks. (9.04 x64) What would cause this?
[20:45] <sync3times> NoOneHere, you're right, we cant hear a thing.
[20:46] <DasEi1> bU1137pr00f_m4r5: or put you naughty pitures in a truecrypt container
[20:46] <Jp82191> hello guys/girls i need some help
[20:46] <Kieran0413> obaid, was it anywhere you'd expect to find a username/password of yours? Such as a subscribed website? it might be a database dump?
[20:46] <sync3times> bU1137pr00f_m4r5, they can do anything; there is no defense.
[20:46] <NoOneHere> i just installed ubuntu and have no idea how i connect internet on it , i am using this moden for connection http://broadband.motorola.com/consumers/products/sb4200/
[20:46] <DreamDemon> bu1137pr00f_m4r5: make sure it's encrypted
[20:47] <obaid> it is a forum i registered with once
[20:47] <jukebox-zero> bu1137pr00f_m4r5 Every cell phone conversation in the us has been recorded since early 2000 anyway. Not a lot of point in it...
[20:47] <Jp82191> I have no sound output on my laptop and the sound is all the way up
[20:47] <Wieshka> hmmm .... at now, i have crontab rule, whats makes to turn off my screensaver and DPMS, where can i do it by default, i mean in config file
[20:47] <DasEi1> NoOneHere: can you run a trml on it now ?
[20:47] <mcurran> You can easily sniff usernames and passwords - That is the easiest thing to do when a client is connected - I can do it in about five minutes or less (ettercapng)
[20:47] <Kieran0413> obaid, it's likely just a database dump of theirs, if you share the password you use for that forum with other things I'd suggest changing them.
[20:47] <No1> NoOneHere, are u connecting by usb or ethernet
[20:47] <guntbert> !ot | bU1137pr00f_m4r5 jukebox-zero mcurran
[20:47] <NoOneHere> DasEi1: yes i can run terminal
[20:47] <retro_neo> bu1137pr00f_m4r5: and use a VPN service
[20:48] <sync3times> NoOneHere, unless that modem is providing a NAT firewall, it is likely that only ONE computer can connect to the Internet at one time
[20:48] <obaid> i use unique password for everything
[20:48] <Kieran0413> obaid, however you should probably inform them that their database dumps including passwords are publicly accessible.
[20:48] <DasEi1> NoOneHere: so open it and run : sudo pppoeconfig   (with the modem connected), have your login-data handy
[20:48] <obaid> oh F*** them, i dont care
[20:48] <DreamDemon> ugh - dam compile errored
[20:48] <sync3times> NoOneHere,  what computer do you have connected to the internet now
[20:48] <Kieran0413> obaid, It's not so much them, more the rest of the people on that list, whos username and password are probably going to find their way into wordlists.
[20:49] <NoOneHere> sync3times: i have two operating systems on it now
[20:49] <NoOneHere> i just booted with windows now
[20:49] <DreamDemon> NoOneHere: Only for that modem to be used by multiple computers is some sort of NAT device like a broadband router
[20:49] <sync3times> NoOneHere,  windows?
[20:49] <guntbert> !ot | Kieran0413 obaid
[20:49] <sync3times> NoOneHere,   open a cmd window and type   ipconfig
[20:49] <pkkm> How to check how much space if free on a disk?
[20:49] <NoOneHere> DreamDemon: i am using direct conection to the modem
[20:50] <obaid> pk guntbert
[20:50] <obaid> ok*
[20:50] <Kieran0413> pkkm, df -h
[20:50] <NoOneHere> so i should run on it: sudo pppoeconfig
[20:50] <pkkm> Kieran0413: thanks
[20:50] <DasEi1> NoOneHere: yes
[20:51] <NoOneHere> and what it does ?
[20:51] <sync3times> NoOneHere, is your windows partition using pppoe to connect to internet?
[20:51] <pkkm> How to check how big a folder is?
[20:51] <Jp82191> can anyone help me with sound issues on ubuntu?
[20:51] <DreamDemon> NoOneHere: thats a bad idea and not a good practice. Software firewalls are not the greatest and NAT gives you better general protection from the nasties of internet a$$holes
[20:51] <DasEi1> NoOneHere: sry, pppoeconf it is, searches for a modem and ask for providers username/pass
[20:52] <DasEi1> !info pppoeconf | NoOneHere
[20:52] <Kieran0413> pkkm, du -sh
[20:53] <NoOneHere> ok i will boot now on ubunto and will try to use it
[20:53] <Runeg> What service runs the CPU Freq selector?
[20:53] <DreamDemon> NoOneHere: Also, connecting via usb to the cable modem is unnecessary as the modem can be connected to via ethernet.  Thus is youu done need ppoe, it's just a dhcp connection
[20:53] <Kieran0413> pkkm, or if you want to do it via gui, right click the folder and hit properties
[20:54] <DasEi1> cpufrequtils,  Runeg
[20:54] <NoOneHere> DreamDemon: i connected my modem via ethernet
[20:54] <DreamDemon> NoOneHere: Shouldnt need pppoe unless your ISP requires it
[20:54] <Runeg> Dasda, ty
[20:54] <NoOneHere> i am having dial up here on windows
[20:54] <pkkm> Kieran0413: thanks
[20:55] <Kieran0413> pkkm, no problems. Not to be rude or anything but if you're interested in commands such as those, a basic linux ebook will help you :)
[20:55] <NoOneHere> ok i am going to ubunto now
[20:55] <DreamDemon> NoOneHere: Do you have you ubunto box up and running?
[20:55] <NoOneHere> DreamDemon:no i have to switch to it
[20:56] <Jp82191> is there a way to ignore all these log in things?
[20:56] <DasEi1> NoOneHere: another approach would be using  live cd and then llok up how network is managed
[20:56] <DreamDemon> NoOneHere: you can check the file /etc/network/interfaces to see if your nic is activating on boot
[20:56] <mneptok> Jp82191: did you get your Xubuntu box up and running?
[20:56] <Jp82191> yup
[20:56] <mneptok> Jp82191: excellent. hope you like it.
[20:56] <NoOneHere> DreamDemon: i am logging in as admin
[20:56] <Jp82191> using it now but no sound :(
[20:56] <pkkm> Kieran0413: I'll read one when I reinstall my system (Im doing it now)
[20:57] <pkkm> Kieran0413: thanks for advice
[20:57] <mneptok> Jp82191: nothing is muted in alsamixer?
[20:57] <Jp82191> yeah its pretty cool and fast for a slow laptop
[20:57] <DreamDemon> NoOneHere:  Your logging in as root on your ubuntu install?
[20:57] <robbins61> Anyone have experience with dual-monitors?
[20:57] <NoOneHere> DreamDemon:yes
[20:57] <Kieran0413> pkkm, No problems.
[20:57] <frallzor> is there a nice command to see whats connected to a com-port? like lspci for pci
[20:57] <lawful_evil> lsusb?
[20:57] <Jp82191> mneptok, i only get a thing called sound preferences and nothing is muted
[20:58] <lawful_evil> lsisa?
[20:58] <mneptok> Jp82191: open a terminal and type "alsamixer" (no quotes)
[20:58] <DreamDemon> NoOneHere: bad idea.  use the account it had you create when you installed and do sudo for everything.  You should not need to log into root as it poses some security risks, esp with you being directly connected to the internet
[20:58] <DreamDemon> bah
[20:58] <DreamDemon> It's amazing some of the bad habits/uneducated habits people have
[20:59] <Jp82191> ok i get a bunch of bars
[20:59] <mneptok> Jp82191: anything muted?
[20:59] <jMyles> I have an ubuntu-server installation with two NICs.  One is connected to a cable modem, the other to a LAN.  If (and only if) I disable the one connected to the LAN (in /etc/networking/interfaces) I can connect to the internet.  Otherwise, I can't.  What gives?\
[20:59] <Losha> frallzor: in general, there isn't, since almost anything could be connected to it, and unlike pci, there is no standard for probe and response for serial devices. Some modems will give you an identification code if you know what to type...
[20:59] <Jp82191> master and headphones is all they way up
[21:00] <DasEi1> jMyles: paste your /etc/network/interfaces
[21:00] <Jp82191> pcm is down, line and mic is down also
[21:00] <DasEi1> Jp82191: pcm it is
[21:00] <Jp82191> how do i turn it up in terminal?
[21:00] <Kieran0413> Jp82191, alsamixer
[21:00] <No1> up and down arrows
[21:00] <DasEi1> Jp82191: tab and arrow up
[21:01] <niko_> ciao
[21:01] <niko_> !list
[21:01] <mneptok> Jp82191: <tab> to switch and the up and down arrow keys
[21:01] <Jp82191> ok
[21:01] <niko_> ciao
[21:01] <niko_> !list
[21:02] <grayhane> can you make an ISO file from an audio CD ?
[21:02] <jMyles> DasEil: http://pastebin.com/d18705076
[21:02] <Losha> jMyles: if you have two interfaces, you generally need to configure forwarding to have packets flow between them. I forget how to do that. You'll have to look it up...
[21:02] <DasEi1> grayhane: yess, read man dd
[21:03] <grayhane> DasEi1, thank you
[21:03] <Jp82191> mneptok, i turned pcm all the way up do i need to restart it to get sound?
[21:03] <ZykoticK9> grayhane, ISO no but an image yes - bin/cue type thing
[21:03] <Kieran0413> Jp82191, you shouldn't have to
[21:03] <mneptok> Jp82191: nope
[21:03] <Losha> grayhane: what do you do want to do with it in the end?
[21:03] <jMyles> Losha: For now, I just want to connect to the internet at all.  Next I'll worry about packets flowing between the two interfaces.  I believe I enabled this anyhow, though, by editing /etc/sysctl.conf
[21:04] <Jp82191> ok
[21:04] <Jp82191> still not getting sound
[21:04] <Jp82191> and pcm,master, and headphones is all the way up
[21:04] <mneptok> Jp82191: lspci -vvv
[21:04] <grayhane> Losha, I want to make image files to store in a hard drive to back up my CD music discs so I can replace one if needed
[21:04] <Losha> jMyles: next thing to check is the routing table (netstat -rn) to make sure it's not routing all packets over the new interface & ignoring the old one...
[21:05] <mneptok> Jp82191: find out who makes the sound device, look for other people having issues with a Google, Ubuntu wiki, or forums search
[21:05] <jMyles> Losha: Can you point me to a guide that describes the router table for a beginner.
[21:05] <NoOneHere> DreamDemon: you here ?
[21:05] <Kieran0413> grayhane, you'd probably be best looking at ripping using something lossless, like flac, that way you get compression as well.
[21:05] <DasEi1> jMyles: looks coorect to me, with both nics conncted, what does ifconfig show and what happens if you run : sudo dhclient ?
[21:06] <Losha> grayhane: I would rip the audio tracks to disk using cparanoia (or if you want a gui app, grip) as wav files (or mp3 if you don't mind some quality loss)
[21:06] <grayhane> Kieran0413, I agree, but with Flac I cannot recreate the exact CD it came from
[21:06] <NoOneHere> i am not sure that sudo pppoeconfig is what i need
[21:06] <mythral_> anyone know if there is a way to dynamically create mountpoints with mount --bind ?
[21:07] <NoOneHere> i am not using phone conection
[21:07] <Jp82191> because i have two sound icons and in the hardware tab of one there is not hardware listed there
[21:07] <joshua__> mythral, what??
[21:08] <NoOneHere> any idea ?
[21:08] <jMyles> DasEil: everything looks peachy when I run dhclient
[21:08] <yetifoot> hi, i just rebooted, and at the logo screen, there was a box flashed up, "warning one or more" but i never got a chance to read the rest, where can i find that message?
[21:08] <Losha> jMyles: I don't see anything that looks good for beginners. I do see things like: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=314457
[21:08] <jMyles> DasEil: ifconfig looks pretty normal too - I can't easily pastebin it because the server in question is not online
[21:09] <mythral_> joshua__: yeh, like mkdir /mnt/bar; mount --bind /foo/bar /mnt/bar    ->   just mount --bind /foo/bar /mnt, and the /mnt/foo mount point is dynamically created
[21:09]  * Jp82191 is going nuts
[21:09] <joshua__> mythral, sorry but I don't think that works
[21:10] <mythral_> I know it doesn't thatw why I'm asking
[21:10] <joshua__> you see, kernel cannot lookup the name in the directory so cannot find the dev/inode pair it used as the mountpoint
[21:10] <DasEi1> NoOneHere: http://broadband.motorola.com/consumers/products/sb4200/downloads/SB4200_Installation_and_Troubleshooting.pdf, see box in upper right corner
[21:10] <Kieran0413> yetifoot, you'll probably be able to find it in /var/log/messages
[21:10] <philyaw> How do I download the latest headers?
[21:10] <cellofellow> I'm using the version of libwebkit from the PPA. Yesterday, when I'd go to start Chromium or any other WebKit-based app, like Software Center or Liferea I get this error: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/libwebkit-1.0.so.2: undefined symbol: soup_content_decoder_get_type
[21:11] <DasEi1> NoOneHere: * left corner
[21:11] <cellofellow> I think there's something wrong with libsoup but I can't tell what.
[21:11] <yetifoot> Kieran0413, thanks, but it's not there
[21:11] <DasEi1> !headers | philyaw
[21:11] <Dr_Willis> yetifoot:  proberly 'one of more filesysems need fscked' i think i recall seeing those messages also.
[21:11] <cellofellow> Today Chromium updated so it works now, but anything else Webkit doesn't work.
[21:11] <Kieran0413> yetifoot, try dmesg
[21:12] <embrik> I need a howto to make a form based on a relation between two tables (base) I am not able to make a form which shows the related field in the table with the primary key
[21:12] <mythral_> joshua__: the kernel? mount could just use something simular to basedir, the kernel uses something simular when mounting stuff from fstab?
[21:12] <Losha> grayhane: with Flac you should be able to recreate the original CD. You rip the CD to wav files, then encode in flac. To recreate, you reverse the process and burn the wav files. The end result should be identical (except for unimportant details)
[21:12] <philyaw> ubottu, how do I get those packages?
[21:12] <yetifoot> Dr_Willis, i think i know what it is, i've got a bad sector, i just searched "ubuntu one or more" and it seems it's that message
[21:12] <joshua__> mythral_, the heck it does
[21:12] <DasEi1> !brain | philyaw
[21:12] <guntbert> embrik: try #openoffice.org please
[21:12] <Alien_Freak> I'm trying to install the asterisk package and it's asking what the ITU-T code for my country is... any idea what that is.. or supposed to be ?
[21:13] <InsomniaCity> Hi! A few months ago Ubuntu stopped recognising a lot of USB devices. If I plug in a mouse that's always worked before, I get "new low speed USB device" etc, but no actual mouse service.
[21:13] <InsomniaCity> If it's plugged in on boot, it's fine, but new stuff never works.
[21:14] <Kieran0413> Alien_Freak, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ITU_letter_codes you'll likely only need it if you're doing fxo stuff (if I recall anyways)
[21:14] <joshua__> probably to mkdir -p the chain first in almost all cases
[21:15] <guntbert> !who | joshua__
[21:15] <Losha> Alien_Freak: top hit in google "itu-t country codes"
[21:15] <mythral_> joshua__: okey, I will script it, thanks
[21:15] <Alien_Freak> I found it.. thank you
[21:16] <robbins61> I need to launch nvidia-xconfig as root or sudo or something so i can have write permissions to my xorg.conf.  how do i do that?
[21:16] <Alien_Freak> any recommended setup guides for asterisk on Ubuntu?
[21:16] <joshua__> robbisn61: sudo nvidia-xconfig
[21:16] <guntbert> robbins61: gksudo nvidia-xconfig
[21:16] <toehio_> DasEi: Hello again
[21:16] <guntbert> !gksudo | joshua__
[21:16] <Kieran0413> Alien_Freak, I don't really know of any for ubuntu specifically, but aside from installing the packages it's fairly generic, ubuntu (as far as I know) does nothing special with asterisk config
[21:16] <robbins61> guntbert, doesnt work
[21:17] <robbins61> doesn't open the GUI app, anyway
[21:17] <DasEi> toehio_: whats it's sounds like ?
[21:17] <Alien_Freak> okay.  Good to know.
[21:17] <ZykoticK9> robbins61, you're probably looking for "gksu nvidia-settings" not xconfig
[21:17] <mandy_> HOla
[21:17] <joshua__> guntbert: didn't know that command needs X to function (I'm not used to configuring X within X)
[21:17] <alexxxxxx> Hello! I tried to clone a hdd (80G) which has 3 OSes in it to a larger drive (500G) using dd and now gparted tells me my new hard drive is only 450G big (like I lost around 50 gigas). Any ideas guys?  Thanks
[21:17] <toehio_> DasEi: I actually got the sound working (after reinstalling pulseaudio). However, after a few crashes (caused by pulse) I get errors when I try to modprobe the snd card.
[21:17] <r0k3tm3n> what is the easiest way to counter brute force ssh attacks? i have been hit on numerous occasions
[21:17] <Losha> Alien_Freak: lots of hits on google "setup guides for asterisk on Ubuntu". Really, you're not even trying....
[21:17] <robbins61> ZykoticK9, ahh...indeed i was
[21:18] <BlueG> I'm looking for guidelines on reporting a bug that causes the entire system to freeze.
[21:18] <toehio_> DasEi: Same problem as this guy: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=608531
[21:18] <guntbert> joshua__: its all about setting a sane environment for gui apps - which gksudo/kdesudo does and sudo does not
[21:18] <mandy_> Hello anyone could help me to configure two monitors with two graphic cards?
[21:19] <toehio_> DasEi: but when I had the sound working (before all the crashes), it wasn't perfect - it was kinda high-pitched and only sounded right on 4.0 and not 5.1
[21:19] <ver> BlueG, the first step would be to trace the cause of it, then reproduce it.
[21:19] <guntbert> r0k3tm3n: ask in ##security or ##networking
[21:19] <Losha> BlueG: those are very hard to diagnose, and most often are caused by hardware issues....
[21:19] <alexxxxxx> I.e. How should
[21:19] <r0k3tm3n> guntbert: thnx
[21:19] <joshua__> guntbert: well since I don't use sudo myself anymore...
[21:19] <guntbert> r0k3tm3n: Good luck :-)
[21:19] <alexxxxxx> How would you clone a smaller drive to a larger one?
[21:19] <DasEi> toehio_: I wonder about that. alsa ued to do fine on the soundblasters, exept from x-fis
[21:19] <guntbert> !noroot | joshua__
[21:20] <DasEi> used*, toehio_
[21:20] <duffydack> alexxxxxx, personally, I`d use clonezilla.
[21:20] <BlueG> ver: Reproducing it is easy. If the system runs long enough, it freezes. Tracing the cause, I could use some help with.
[21:20] <joshua__> one year is sufficient time to learn the established method is just plain old wrong
[21:20] <guntbert> !wfm | joshua__
[21:20] <toehio_> DasEi: it's weird how it suddenly stopped working!
[21:21] <toehio_> DasEi: also, I booted a ubuntu liveCD and it just worked out of the box!
[21:21] <DasEi> toehio_: you  stopped plugnplay in bios, too ?
[21:21] <toehio_> DasEi: yeah
[21:21] <Losha> joshua__: actually, I know of only one scenario where you need a root password instead of sudo, and it's rare....
[21:21] <toehio_> DasEi: but since I already got it working, I don't think that's the problem
[21:21] <BlueG> Losha: It certainly is related to hardware as it occurs only on one computer I have installed Ubuntu on, the Dell Dimension 4500S. But it also occurs with Ubuntu and not with Debian.
[21:21] <DasEi> toehio_: in live, you could have lsmod to get the correct modulenames
[21:22] <joshua__> guntbert: you obviously did not understand me. I used sudo exclusively for 1 year and concluded it is inferior.
[21:22] <ver> BlueG, so, you don't do anything, and it locks up?
[21:22] <toehio_> DasEi: What do you mean?
[21:22] <alexxxxxx> duffydack: ok I'll search it. Can this be apt-get from ubuntu live cd??
[21:22] <jrib> joshua__: inferior how?
[21:22] <toehio_> DasEi: I already know the right module names; they are what this guy modprobed: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=608531
[21:22] <DasEi> toehio_: lsmod    shows currently loaded modules, and if there is a diffrence from live to hd-ubuntu got your solution
[21:22] <duffydack> alexxxxxx, no its either burn the (small) iso to cd or make a usbstick
[21:23] <guntbert> joshua__: I understood pretty well - please do *not* recommend/advice setting a root password *in this channel*
[21:23] <duffydack> alexxxxxx, clonezilla.org
[21:23] <DasEi> toehio_: I read it, but that was gutsy..
[21:23] <alexxxxxx> duffydack: ok, thanks man
[21:23] <toehio_> DasEi: but why should I get all these errors when I try modprobe snd-emu10k1x?
[21:23] <toehio_> DasEi: when I tried it before it worked - not anymore though
[21:24] <hiatus> Im looking for something like openbox only I dont have to add all the things I download manually to the menu. Any suggestions?
[21:24] <joshua__> jrib: you will not believe me anyway
[21:24] <Losha> BlueG: I understand. These are very hard to diagnose. You could look in the logs in /var/log and see if there's any pattern to the freezes, but these are notoriously diffiicult for non-kernel hackers to diagnose. Can you run memtest overnight?
[21:24] <Darkedge> How do I upgrade irssi's version to the lattest, its like .7 versions behind, or where can I find a more up2date repos?
[21:25] <Losha> joshua__: try us: we've heard it all....
[21:25] <BlueG> ver: Yes, it is quite random. No particular application has been running every time it happened (except Gnome/X/etc, but nothing I had to start). It has happened when doing any number of things in different applications, when I am away and the screen has locked, and even while I am watching it but not interacting. When it happens, the system responds to nothing but the magic SysRq keys.
[21:25] <Kieran0413> Darkedge, most ubuntu packages are a little bit behind, if you wanna update you'd have to install from source or look for irssi packages more up to date
[21:25] <guntbert> Losha: please not again :)
[21:26] <ver> BlueG: is it running a 3d screensaver?
[21:26] <Losha> guntbert: something I've missed?
[21:26] <datr> hi
[21:26] <Fougner> I can't come up with a good reason to use root-acc instead of sudo =)
[21:26] <Guest81929> Can I upgrate a 32bit ubuntu to a 64 without having the physical access to the server? any hint on that please?
[21:26] <Darkedge> Kieran0413: ok I'll see what I can find, eh, is it possible to just replace the source file inside the debian package? I don't know much about how .deb's work...
[21:26] <DasEi> toehio_: what about an underscore in that name(s) ? easiest way use a live cd and save out from lsmod to a file, then load it in your hd-ubuntu
[21:26] <Fougner> would someone explain for me? =D
[21:26] <jrib> Fougner: there isn't one :)
[21:26] <guntbert> Losha: may I pm you?
[21:27] <Losha> guntbert: of course...
[21:27] <toehio_> DasEi: OK, brb - liveCD time.
[21:27] <Fougner> hehe, someone said he had one reason
[21:27] <BlueG> ver: no, it just goes to a blank screen.
[21:27] <Fougner> I know one btw
[21:27] <Fougner> in your phone
[21:27] <Skyler> Hiya ubuntu-ians. I'm having an odd problem with my samba server on 9.10. It was working, and I hadn't changed anything and it slowly stopped working. First thing that happened was no users worked except the main one, and now the main user doesn't seem to be working either, as well as the fact that I can't access the server via \\hostname like I use to. I am able to use \\ipaddress to get...
[21:27] <Fougner> when you want to root it :D
[21:27] <Skyler> ...the listing, but cannot login as per previous problem. Any ideas?
[21:27] <DasEi> Guest1929: you can't , fresh install needed
[21:27] <Darkedge> BlueG: What's the problem?
[21:27] <Kieran0413> Darkedge, to be honest, packaging it up seems a bit pointless hassle, you'd be best just installing from source if you want the latest.
[21:28] <ver> blueG: and this identical system has no issues with debian?
[21:28] <datr> sorry, what does end mean in print('something', end='')
[21:28] <Guest81929> Thanks DasEi.
[21:28] <Darkedge> Kieran0413: I've haven't done MUCH compiling from source, but isn't there someway you can remove it, I thought it was sudo make uninstall
[21:28] <jrib> datr: ask in the channel for the language you are programming in
[21:28] <Darkedge> Kieran0413: cause I might wanta remove it again so...
[21:28] <datr> sorry i couldnt connect it :(
[21:28] <Kieran0413> Darkedge, that depends entirely on whether the make file for irssi has the option, I'm not too sure to be honest.
[21:29] <jrib> !register | datr
[21:29] <datr> tnx
[21:29] <Darkedge> Kieran0413: :/ ok
[21:29] <datr> !register | datr
[21:29] <Bruno`> hello !
[21:29] <VCoolio> Darkedge: use "sudo checkinstall" instead of make install, it will create a deb and install that; removable with dpkg -r
[21:29] <BlueG> ver: that is right, the same machine has no issues with Debian 5.0, or when using the kernel from backports on Debian.
[21:30] <cellofellow> Darkedge: you can uninstall things that have been installed with make install using make uninstall (if you're lucky). But, you can also install with checkinstall which makes a deb package you can uninstall. I suggest re-installing with checkinstall (just run sudo checkinstall instead of sudo make install).  It will now know where it is installed and you can uninstall the deb.
[21:30] <jose__> español??
[21:30] <BlueG> Darkedge: random freezing of the entire system.
[21:30] <ver> BlueG, in that case, if you have a second system, i'd recommend logging the kernel messages (dmesg output) via a serial port to another PC
[21:30] <Losha> !es | jose__
[21:30] <cellofellow> brb
[21:30] <prefrontal> are curl and xmlrpc compiled into php5 in the repos?
[21:30] <Darkedge> BlueG: oh yes, I had that...
[21:30] <jose__> ok thnxs
[21:31] <Darkedge> BlueG: Intel card?
[21:31] <Fougner> prefrontal, apt-get install php5-curl ?
[21:31] <BlueG> ver: I have another system... but I don't know if I have a cable to connect them.
[21:31] <thrillERboy> DasEi, Hey I tried to change HDD priority on the BIOS, but I couldn't get it, so I opened the Case and swapped the SATA cables, now It boots from GRUB, I'm on Ubuntu now, Thanks :)
[21:31] <prefrontal> Fougner,  have the packages, i'm asking if it's compiled in.
[21:31] <Fougner> prefrontal, ok
[21:31] <Darkedge> BlueG: Wait, Did this happen in 9.10 and NOT 9.04?
[21:31] <Bruno`> my remote control used to work with Ubuntu, but I updated and it doesn't work anymore :( ... in the remote control properties the "auto detect" stuff gives only shit.. But if I deplug/replug my receiver I got in dmesg something like lirc_mceusb[7]: TopSeed Technology Corp. eHome Infrared Transceiver on usb1:7 ; lirc_atiusb: USB remote driver for LIRC $Revision: 1.85 $
[21:31] <Bruno`> but still nothing works
[21:31] <FloodBot3> Bruno`: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:31] <DasEi> !yay | thrillERboy
[21:32] <jji> hallo i'm new to xubuntu   and i have problem with CD-rom Help
[21:32] <BlueG> Darkedge: Yes, as a matter of fact, it's a Dell Dimension 4500S with the i845 graphics chipset.
[21:32] <thrillERboy> Thanks a lot DasEi :)
[21:32] <Fougner> jji, tell us
[21:32] <Pupeno> How do I make OpenOffice.org 3.1 not open PPS straight into presentation mode?
[21:32] <BlueG> DarkEdge: I have not tried 9.04, it was a recent installation.
[21:32] <Darkedge> BlueG: I'm same comp | Solution use 9.04
[21:32] <Darkedge> BlueG: Can you not bootup?
[21:32] <Darkedge> BlueG: like could you boot the first time, but not the second?
[21:33] <jji> file:///media/SGTL%20MSCN/Musics/01.mp3
[21:33] <jji>  : won't read my cd-rom
[21:33] <Hilikus> when should i put files in /usr/local/etc instead of /etc ?
[21:33] <BlueG> Darkedge: No, its running right now. Its just that it could freeze at any moment. It could be tomorrow, or it could be before I finish typing my next sentence.
[21:33] <Fougner> jji, what do you mean?
[21:33] <cellofellow> Hilikus: I don't think most programs look in /usr/etc or /usr/local/etc
[21:34] <Darkedge> BlueG: Have you tried restarting your computer? I did get constant freezes, what I found fixed it was to downgrade the Intel drivers
[21:34] <Darkedge> BlueG: you /are/ on a Intel driver, right?
[21:34] <jji> it not showing  u no i can acess floppy and flash drive but cd-rom is not working
[21:34] <Hilikus> cellofellow: this is for something i'm writing, i'm wondering if i should put my configs in /etc or /usr/local
[21:35] <joshua__> all right Losha, you see I used to believe for the longest time, even compiling my own sudo before binary packages were available, but over time I took to using it less and less. I believe just fine about user vs. root  but using sudo or any other method of logging in as user then becoming root just stopped making sense after awhile. You see, first it was sudo command, then sudo sh -c 'command' but I always got the quoting
[21:35] <joshua__>  rules wrong so it was sudo -i (and oh look the log files are now useless) then finally back to logging in as root again. Once upon a time I used to recommend this configuration where the root password was blank but logging in as root anywhere but the console wasn't going to work, but I find now I no longer believe...
[21:35] <Fougner> jji, can you copy the file to local harddrive?
[21:35] <Darkedge> !flood | joshua__
[21:35] <Losha> BlueG: the reason hangs are so difficult to diagnose is that they can freeze the system before* it gets chance to log anything, so before you go to a lot of trouble arranging remote logging, bear in mind that it may not help at all. At this early stage, I think the most profitable thing to do is to run an overnight memtest to rule out ram issues....
 : u mean from cd-rom?? no..
[21:36] <grayhane> Losha, thanks, I now have somewhere around 300 albums encoded via FLAC for use on the audio system, the info will help
[21:36] <ameer2x> hi guys
[21:36] <ameer2x> i m new on ubuntu and this free-software stuff
[21:36] <ameer2x> seeking for help :D
[21:36] <guntbert> Pupeno: short answer: rename them to ppt
[21:36] <DasEi>  !hi | ameer2x
[21:36] <ameer2x> i mounted the drives and worked probably well
[21:37] <ameer2x> hi
[21:37] <Losha> grayhane: feel free to ask here if you have more questions....
[21:37] <ameer2x> uh huh
[21:37] <ameer2x> ok ty
[21:37] <toehio2> DasEi: http://pastebin.com/f2f4e37c2
[21:37] <att0> under the Places menu, I have an entry that I don't recognize. It is called "jctr73g6.default". I found it on computer:/// on Nautilus. How can I delete the entry?
[21:37] <toehio2> DasEi: I think it is an underscore in the module name. Let me boot back into hd-ubuntu. brb
[21:37] <ameer2x> well just got this authentication is required
 ru there
[21:37] <BlueG> Darkedge: the intel graphics driver?
[21:38] <DasEi> y
[21:38] <volgotron> hello ev'rybody
[21:38] <Darkedge> BlueG: yes, downgrade it.
[21:38] <Pupeno> guntbert: no other way? no oo.o config?
[21:38] <Jp82191> got my sound working :D
[21:38] <BlueG> Darkedge: what package is it, and to what version did you downgrade?
[21:38] <Jp82191> but now movie player won't Unmute
[21:39] <DasEi> Jp82191: congrats
[21:39] <volgotron> I have a problem with Karmic installation
[21:39] <Jp82191> also vlc won't play sound
[21:39] <Jp82191> but i can hear music from the web
[21:39] <DasEi> Jp82191: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras vlc mplayer*
[21:39] <BlueG> Darkedge: Do you do that with apt pinning or something? I don't recall when I have had to downgrade a package...
[21:39] <guntbert> Pupeno: not to my knowledge but you can always ask in #openoffice.org
[21:39] <DasEi> !dvd | Jp82191
[21:39] <Darkedge> BlueG: Haven't tried it,I read a bug on it once.
[21:40] <BlueG> I suppose if downgrading causes it not to freeze for three days or so, I should file a bug against the driver?
[21:40] <Killamaker11> Hai
[21:40] <Kieran0413> Hi, Killamaker11
[21:40] <Jp82191> DasEi, ok its installing now
[21:40] <ameer2x> please guys :-s anyone can help :D
[21:41] <jji> help me plz.. any body  i need help for xubuntu  i'm  new to this i just finished install  and my cd-rom is ore read on xubuntu
[21:41] <Killamaker11> I has a question
[21:41] <toehio_> DasEi: what do you think of the lsmod under the liveCD?
[21:41] <Jp82191> what do you need?
[21:41] <DasEi>  ameer2x : you want a generic setup for newcomers ?
[21:41] <Jp82191> ammer2x?
[21:41] <ameer2x> sorry wait
[21:41] <acicula> !ask
[21:41] <Jp82191> k
[21:41] <ameer2x> lol looking for daesi amongst the D names
[21:41] <att0> under the Places menu, I have an entry that I don't recognize. It is called "jctr73g6.default". I found it on computer:/// on Nautilus. How can I delete the entry?
[21:41] <ameer2x> :-s
[21:41] <ameer2x> anyhow
[21:41] <DasEi> toehio_: make a little script from that on hd, execute it and test again, also, did you look up which soundsystem the live used ?
[21:41] <Jp82191> hit delete key lol
[21:42] <ameer2x> i got this error message
[21:42] <ameer2x> :-s " Authentication is required " the drivers used to work but after the updates its now locked
[21:42] <toehio_> DasEi: what do you mean by sound system? pulse?
[21:42] <att0> Jp82191: Error: Operation not supported by backend
[21:42] <Jp82191> i got a page that said it needs to know what kind of DVB Card i have.
[21:43] <ameer2x> DasEi, hey there
[21:43] <philyaw> How do I get a .config file?
[21:43] <ameer2x> my ubuntu used to work very well with my win7
[21:43] <Jp82191> DasEi, i got a windows asking what kind of DVB Card i have and i don't know what that is. do i hit satellite, terrestrial or cable?
[21:44] <ameer2x> DasEi, but idk after the last update now its accessible
[21:44] <DasEi> Jp82191: you have a tv cardd at all ?
[21:44] <Jp82191> no not that i know of
[21:44] <DasEi> ameer2x: inaccessible  you mean ?
[21:44] <ameer2x> ooops sorry for making loud noise
[21:44] <ameer2x> DasEi, yeah
[21:45] <ameer2x> DasEi, authentication is required "
[21:45] <DasEi> ameer2x: boot to safemode then, get dhcp by first choosing netroot, then exit , then dpkg...
[21:45] <ameer2x> DasEi, wait let me write it down
[21:46] <DasEi> ameer2x: where do you get this auth required ?
[21:46] <ameer2x> DasEi,  the message is unable to mount drive - authentication is required "
[21:46] <ameer2x> DasEi, whenever i try to access any drive
[21:46] <Jp82191> im going to restart see what happens
[21:46] <DasEi> ameer2x: ah, I see, but you can boot into ubuntu ?
[21:47] <ameer2x> DasEi, yeah sure
[21:47] <hiatus> can you theme grub2 decently yet?
[21:47] <ameer2x> DasEi,  i m now using ubuntu
[21:47] <DasEi> ameer2x: that's an easy one, just put entrys in fstab with user rights
[21:47] <DasEi> ameer2x: open a trml ..
[21:47] <ameer2x> DasEi, ok
[21:48] <DasEi> ameer2x:sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[21:48]  * htpp Welcome in w.w.w.Dardania,de & ïrc,Dardania,de
[21:48]  * htpp Welcome in w.w.w.Dardania,de & ïrc,Dardania,de
[21:48]  * htpp Welcome in w.w.w.Dardania,de & ïrc,Dardania,de
[21:48]  * htpp Welcome in w.w.w.Dardania,de & ïrc,Dardania,de
[21:48]  * htpp Welcome in w.w.w.Dardania,de & ïrc,Dardania,de
[21:48]  * htpp Welcome in w.w.w.Dardania,de & ïrc,Dardania,de
[21:48] <FloodBot3> htpp: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:48] <Jacob2> hey room im running ubuntu 9.1 and my system keeps freezing ever few minuts for about 5 seconds
[21:48] <DasEi> ameer2x:sudo fdisk - l | pastebinit
[21:49]  * htpp Welcome in w.w.w.Dardania,de & ïrc,Dardania,de
[21:49]  * htpp Welcome in w.w.w.Dardania,de & ïrc,Dardania,de
[21:49]  * htpp Welcome in w.w.w.Dardania,de & ïrc,Dardania,de
[21:49]  * htpp Welcome in w.w.w.Dardania,de & ïrc,Dardania,de
[21:49]  * htpp Welcome in w.w.w.Dardania,de & ïrc,Dardania,de
[21:49] <DasEi> ameer2x:give url from last cmd here
[21:49] <FloodBot3> htpp: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:49] <ameer2x> DasEi, so what was missing? whats the wrong i did?
[21:49] <ameer2x> DasEi,  ok wait
[21:49] <jellow> kick htpp?
[21:49] <DasEi> ameer2x: nothing, it's just that mount needs superprivilegs unless other specified
[21:50] <ameer2x> sudo fdisk - l | pastebinit
[21:50] <ameer2x> DasEi, sorry wait
[21:51] <ameer2x> -u: give Start and End in sector (instead of cylinder) units
[21:51] <ameer2x> -b 2048: (for certain MO disks) use 2048-byte sectors
[21:51] <ameer2x> You are trying to send an empty document, exiting.
[21:51] <DasEi> ameer2x: you can copy and paste from messenger to trml
[21:51] <DasEi> ameer2x:sudo fdisk - l | pastebinit
[21:52] <goog1jh> Jacob2: try to find the proc, which slows your system down. run htop and look (maybe this will work?!)
[21:52] <ameer2x> You are trying to send an empty document, exiting.
[21:52] <ameer2x> DasEi, You are trying to send an empty document, exiting.
[21:52] <DasEi> -l = "L", | = seperator
[21:52] <ameer2x> yeah
[21:52] <ameer2x> DasEi, yeah i am actually copy-pasting it
[21:53] <AguazZ> hi all!
[21:53] <Kieran0413> Hi, aguaithegeek
[21:53] <Kieran0413> AguazZ*
[21:53] <DasEi> ameer2x: sudo fdisk -l                      , shows output ?
[21:53] <AguazZ> =)
[21:53] <happy> !hi AguazZ
[21:53] <happy> !hi | AguazZ
[21:53] <ameer2x> DasEi, this or that thanks alot for the help i will just reinstall it later :)
[21:53] <ameer2x> hi
[21:53] <DasEi> ameer2x: what ??
[21:53] <ameer2x> DasEi, thanks for the help ^^,
[21:54] <ameer2x> DasEi, i will reinstall the ubuntu
[21:54] <AguazZ> how can i switch off automatic login to SCREEN session after ssh connect to server? anybody knows?
[21:54] <ameer2x> DasEi, :-s
[21:54] <DasEi> ameer2x: why ? no need for it
[21:54] <brianherman_home> AguazZ: .bashrc ?
[21:55] <kevstiles4> Hello. Is there an ubuntu beginners chatroom?
[21:55] <DasEi> !fstab  | ameer2x
[21:55] <brianherman_home> AguazZ: Seriously, i regret not having used screen and still use linux
[21:55] <ameer2x> DasEi, well i m still noob :P so i need to learn more about installations on ubuntu :)
[21:55] <brianherman_home> Kevstiles: this is it
[21:55] <ameer2x> DasEi, well i m using and keeping my data about 350GB on my drive so i cant fdisk it
[21:55] <ameer2x> ubottu, mmm
[21:55] <DasEi> ameer2x: you simply have to create mountpoints and make the partitons accesible for regular user, no need to reinstall
[21:56] <ameer2x> DasEi, mm hows that
[21:56] <Kieran0413> amee2k, nobody's saying format it, fdisk -l just lists the partitions
[21:56] <ameer2x> oops :-s
[21:56] <ameer2x> my bad
[21:56] <ameer2x> ok i will redo it step by step
[21:56] <ameer2x> again
[21:56] <ameer2x> wait
[21:56] <FloodBot3> ameer2x: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:56] <DasEi> ameer2x:sudo fdisk - l | pastebinit
[21:56] <AguazZ> brianherman_home, .bashrc haven't 'screen' commands.
[21:56] <ameer2x> DasEi, oki doki
[21:57] <kevstiles4> I'm trying to increase the size of the screen on my mac mini with 19" mac innovision display. Running 9.10 in Sun virtual box. It doesn't go full screen..any ideas?
[21:57] <ameer2x> DasEi, http://paste.ubuntu.com/354128/
[21:57] <robbins62> I have an HTPC remote I'd like to use with my 9.1 install.  Is there a guide somewhere to set that up?
[21:58] <JakobSteinn> Hi everyone! I'm having a tiny problem, I can connect to my FTP (vsftpd) though my local ip (192.168.1.x) but not through my world wide (85.84.x.x)
[21:58] <zollendar> how can i route connections to say google.com to localhost:333
[21:58] <DasEi> ameer2x: you're still doing something wrong
[21:58] <ChogyDan> zollendar: I would put an entry in hosts
[21:58] <Kieran0413> JakobSteinn, you probably need to forward port 21
[21:58] <ameer2x> DasEi, mm will redo it from the first step
[21:58] <DasEi> ameer2x: sudo fdisk -l                      , shows output ?
[21:58] <robbins62> is it really just as easy as installing lirc?
[21:58] <philyaw> How do I uninstall Kubuntu completely?
[21:59] <Awesome3000> zollendar  use <IP_ADDRESS> rather then localhost
[21:59] <ameer2x> DasEi, http://paste.ubuntu.com/354131/
[21:59] <DasEi> philyaw: sudo apt-get remove --purge kubunut-desktop
[21:59] <JakobSteinn> Kieran8413, i have, both TCP and UDP on the ports 20 and 21..
[21:59] <zollendar> Awesome3000, how to do so?
[22:00] <DasEi> ameer2x: right now
[22:00] <Randos> does apt-get update the kernel to the latest stable when you do a full update?
[22:00] <JakobSteinn> Kieran8413, i think it has something to do with my .conf file.. but can't put my finger on it.. :S
[22:00] <ameer2x> DasEi, whats the next step :D
[22:01] <DasEi> ameer2x: when you look at it, you see you got sda1 to 8, want to access
[22:01] <Kieran0413> JakobSteinn, I
[22:01] <aef> hi, is there an installation image which supports both 32 and 64 bit x86 versions with the text mode and the live system installer?
[22:01] <DasEi> ameer2x: sudo mkdir /media/sda1
[22:01] <ameer2x> DasEi, uh huh
[22:01] <Kieran0413> JakobSteinn, Is it running on your gateway or just a completely separate box?
[22:01] <ameer2x> DasEi, on it
[22:01] <DasEi> ameer2x: sudo mkdir /media/sda2        and so on untill 8
[22:02] <ameer2x> DasEi, hoy hoy Captain
[22:02] <aef> i'd like to burn one on dvd or flash it on a usb stick to be usable on any platform i see
[22:02] <kevstiles4> Hello. Anyone know how to increase the screen size in 9.10 so that it fits whole display? I'm using Sun Virtual Box with mac mini and mag innovision 19" display..
[22:02] <DasEi> ameer2x: arrow down in trml brings back last line
[22:02] <ameer2x> DasEi,  done
[22:02] <blakkheim> kevstiles4: why not do a real install
[22:02] <ameer2x> sudo mkdir /media/sda8
[22:02] <DasEi> ameer2x: you already got dirs from 1 to 8 ?
[22:03] <JakobSteinn> Kieran8413, what do you mean?.. I am behind a router, but I don't think that answers your question.
[22:03] <ameer2x> DasEi, well idone it from sudo mkdir /media/sda1 to sudo mkdir /media/sda8
[22:03] <ameer2x> paste and enter
[22:03] <Kieran0413> JakobSteinn, No, I just wondered because if it's on your gateway, you might have bound vsftpd to the wrong interface, just wanted to rule that out.
[22:04] <DasEi> ameer2x: k, : sudo chown -R ameer2x (or whatever your regular username is) /media/sda1    .. again up to 8
[22:04] <style23> My ubuntu unexpectedly logs me off: if I switch the background after three times or try to go somewebsite? It happens sparadically? Can't find online help with this one?
[22:04] <kevstiles4> Just want to use as secondary os. I'm able to use full screen w/Parallels on macbook..only needs 1 meg of video ram..
[22:04] <eltume> what's the applet for the volume called. I'm trying to install it on a minimal ubuntu.
[22:04] <eltume> ?
[22:04] <Kieran0413> JakobSteinn, I have no idea what to suggest aside from explicitly setting the listen address if you haven't already
[22:04] <ameer2x> DasEi,  on it
[22:04] <ttnk_> hello i need help please with my wifi card, its a bcm4311, i have tried many tutorials i read on google with no luck, can somebody help me please?
[22:04] <Bruno`> what is the program to get he keycode of a keyboard key ? thanks..
[22:04] <blakkheim> Bruno`: xev
[22:05] <Awesome3000> kevstiles4 have you installed guest additions
[22:05] <rimsehud> Why is nautilus' value for a directory's contents smaller than baobab's?
[22:05] <eltume> What's the volume applet called?
[22:05] <JakobSteinn> Kieran8413, Setting the Listen address? And it sounds interesting the whole binding to interface thing you care to explain? (:
[22:05] <kevstiles4> I don't think so Awesome3000. How do I do that?
[22:06] <Awesome3000> kevstiles4  VirtualBox has a option on Devices to install guest additions
[22:06] <goog1jh> style23: maybe problems with your graphics-drivers...? sounds like X-crashes... did you look into the logs?
[22:06] <bumblebird> how do I check current kernel config? I want to know if specific module is available
[22:06] <Mike_lifeguard> Can cron run commands more often than once per minute?
[22:06] <ameer2x> DasEi,  still the same error
[22:06] <DasEi> ameer2x: gksudo gedit /etc/fstab
[22:06] <Awesome3000> kevstiles4  which will mount the cd chose no to the autotun
[22:07] <Kieran0413> JakobSteinn, usually services have the option to bind to a particular interface or address, the option in vsftpd I believe is listen_address, if you had two NIC's (ie using it as your gateway) you may have bound it to the LAN NIC and not the WAN NIC, which would explain your problem, but that's been ruled out since it's not your gateway
[22:07] <ttnk_> need help with a broadcom wifi bcm4311 with jaunty please
[22:07] <style23> googljh: how do I do that?
[22:07] <cellofellow> FTP over WAN is a bad practice anyway.
[22:08] <JakobSteinn> Kieran8413, How can you be shure that it isn't my gateway?
[22:08] <ameer2x> DasEi, wanna me to share the result? or this should correct the error ?
[22:08] <DasEi> ameer2x: scroll down that file  add lines         /dev/sda1       /media/sda1  user,auto,exec     0       0
[22:08] <Kieran0413> JakobSteinn, Because you mentioned the box was behind a router.
[22:08] <lukasz> Hey people, where is the ubuntu vga list?
[22:08] <Kieran0413> JakobSteinn, so it was just a guess based on that
[22:08] <DasEi> ameer2x: just follow my instructions, be ready in less than 5 minutes
[22:09] <cellofellow> I do have FTP on both my server (vsftpd) and laptop (gshare), but they are restricted to LAN usage only.
[22:09] <Hiatus> whats the difference between kernels? Like Linux-386 and linux-generic-pae?
[22:09] <ameer2x> DasEi, till 8
[22:09] <goog1jh> style23: look into /var/log/Xorg.log for suspicous entries
[22:09] <ameer2x> DasEi, uh huh
[22:09] <acicula> Hiatus: memory usage, not something you normally need to worry about
[22:09] <DasEi> ameer2x: for fstab ? yes, one line for each partition
[22:09] <style23> googljh: I did that command before but don't know what i'm looking for?
[22:09] <ttnk_> need help with a broadcom wifi bcm4311 with jaunty please
[22:10] <ameer2x> DasEi, ok
[22:10] <gonzojive> help!  I ran fsck on md0 and now I am getting __tons__ of input/output errors
[22:10] <DasEi> ameer2x:next then         /dev/sda2       /media/sda2  user,auto,exec     0       0
[22:10] <gonzojive> bash: ls: command not found
[22:10] <gonzojive> jesus
[22:10] <ameer2x> DasEi, darn ok
[22:10] <acicula> !language | gonzojive
[22:10] <ameer2x> thanks for telling me
[22:10] <blakkheim> lol
[22:10] <JakobSteinn> Kieran8413, Hmm.. well I don't know, 'cause can't I behind a Router and a standart gateway?
[22:10] <DasEi> !pm | strywgr
[22:11] <strywgr> If I setup a lampp server on my ubuntu desktop, can I remove it completely if it does something unnecessary?
[22:11] <Seveas> strywgr, don't use lampp
[22:11] <Seveas> !lamp > strywgr
[22:11] <Hiatus> acicula: what about linux-generic and linux-image generic?
[22:11] <rimsehud> Why is nautilus' value for a directory's contents smaller than baobab's?
[22:11] <DasEi> ameer2x:next then         /dev/sda2       /media/sda2  ntfs   user,auto,exec     0       0     (forgot filetype above)!!
[22:11] <Kieran0413> JakobSteinn, you could but we're arguing semantics, either you are or you aren't :P
[22:12] <acicula> Hiatus: metapackages for the same thing i think
[22:12] <ameer2x> DasEi, i shouldnt really exit the fstab and the terminal right?
[22:12] <Hiatus> acicula: how do you mean?
[22:12] <strywgr> Seveas, what else can I use to create a lan web?
[22:12] <acicula> Hiatus: apt-cache show <packagename> gives you information on what a package does
[22:12] <infid> my computer screen just flickered then crashed. brand new install of ubuntu. what log file should i read to figure out what happened?
[22:12] <error_name> hi all
[22:12] <Seveas> strywgr, see what ubottu just told you
[22:12] <DasEi> ameer2x:and no sda2
[22:12] <Awesome3000> !hi > Awesome3000
[22:12] <style23> googljh: I just tried that extension there is no text in that log?
[22:12] <ameer2x> wait i will send you the ftsab
[22:12] <ameer2x> fstab
[22:13] <acicula> Hiatus: metapackages govern installation of actuall packages, why are you concerned with the kernel packages
[22:13] <gonzojive> pretty much everything I do is giving me errors: fsck: error while loading shared libraries: /lib/...
[22:13] <Hiatus> acicula: currently installing ubuntu minimal, so cant really do that
[22:13] <DasEi> ameer2x: right
[22:13] <error_name> my nvidia settings doesnt work. what can be the problem
[22:13] <acicula> Hiatus: pretty sure you have apt-cache
[22:13] <ameer2x> DasEi, http://paste.ubuntu.com/354139/
[22:13] <strywgr> It told me about lamp, which I already know.
[22:13] <DasEi> ameer2x: pastebinit /etc/fstab
[22:13] <gonzojive> I did not think running fsck would wipe out my data like this...
[22:13] <DasEi> ah
[22:13] <chetnick> any good shooting games for linux?
[22:13] <acicula> !games > chetnick
[22:13] <rimsehud> chetnick: Quake 4
[22:13] <goog1jh> style23: ok, no text? hm, let me look into my logs, maybe I gave you the wrong filename ;)
[22:13] <error_name> alien arena or smth like that
[22:13] <kevstiles4> Awesome3000 - I have the vbox additions cd mounted on desktop now. So select which icon?
[22:13] <chetnick> rimsehud: native linux?
[22:13] <Kieran0413> chetnick, assaultcube
[22:13] <Hiatus> i mean, I'm installing it right now
[22:14] <isolat3dsh33p> chetnick, alienarena?
[22:14] <JakobSteinn> Kieran8413, Let's pick the statement that I'm behind both. What is our choises then?
[22:14] <chetnick> cool thanks
[22:14] <ttnk_> my wifi card was working but it then become very unstable, please help somebody, its a 03:00.0 Network controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM4311 802.11b/g WLAN (rev 01)
[22:14] <rimsehud> chetnick: Och aye, though you need to download the Linux installer (I dunno how available it is these days)
[22:14] <Kieran0413> JakobSteinn, set the listen_address in vsftpd.conf correctly.
[22:14] <LukaszTarkowski> hmm
[22:14] <acicula> ttnk_: define unstable, does the connection drop or does your system crash?
[22:14] <DasEi> ameer2x: looks fine, exept delete the sda2 line and put an ntfs in front of user, second, editing paste
[22:14] <goog1jh> style23: ah ok, wrong name: look into /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[22:14] <rimsehud> Why is nautilus' value for a directory's contents smaller than baobab's?
[22:14] <error_name> my nvidia settings doesnt work. what can be the problem
[22:14] <Awesome3000> kevstiles4  open a terminal in the cd
[22:15] <ttnk_> acicula, the connection was up, but not response from google nor any other webpage
[22:15] <scibettag> http://excalibur.oltreirc.net/lista/?q=Tutti.Per.Bruno.S01E02#
[22:15] <style23> googljh: ok that's good now what would I look for?
[22:15] <menewbe> hey, guys. I'm installing my server with ubuntu 9.10 over lan, everything installed fine, but after reboot it hangs at "grub _"
[22:15] <LukaszTarkowski> nevermind I found it ;)
[22:15] <kevstiles4> Sorry Awesome, how do I do that?
[22:15] <Awesome3000> kevstiles4  open a terminal
[22:15] <Hiatus> acicula: is there any reason why I would want to install linux-generic over linux-virtual or linux-image-generic?
[22:15] <menewbe> I looked up some sollutions on the boards but they required booting with cd
[22:15] <ameer2x> DasEi, so delete sad2 line and add ntfs after user " user ntfs "
[22:15] <menewbe> livecd
[22:16] <acicula> Hiatus: linux-virtual is ment for virtual machines
[22:16] <Hiatus> ahhh
[22:16] <goog1jh> style23: try "cat /var/log/Xorg.0.log | grep -i error" to look for errors
[22:16] <JakobSteinn> Kieran8413, Oh god.. it isn't even listed in the file as a line that I can "Comment" or "Uncomment".. So I surpose that I just have to write it in there then?
[22:16] <Guest65951> SO, I have a dell inspiron 1501 and after I enter all my internet settings and details etc, and press connect, it just says disconnected
[22:16] <astrojp> How do I find out what version of Rails does Ubuntu 9.10 have in it's repos?
[22:16] <blakkheim> goog1jh: lol, cat | grep
[22:16] <Guest65951> do I hve to install nds wrapper
[22:16] <zollendar> how can i route connections to say google.com to localhost:333
[22:16] <menewbe> I can only start a install via lan
[22:16] <Guest65951> or w/e
[22:16] <DasEi> ameer2x: http://paste.ubuntu.com/354141/
[22:16] <Hiatus> acicula: what about image?
[22:17] <cellofellow> astrojp: aptitude show rails
[22:17] <ameer2x> DasEi, uh huh
[22:17] <goog1jh> blakkheim: hehe, so it's clear what happens
[22:17] <Kieran0413> JakobSteinn, http://vsftpd.beasts.org/vsftpd_conf.html has the details of vsftpd.conf but by default it listens on all addresses, meaning that's not the problem, it's something else.
[22:17] <ameer2x> DasEi,  save and exit right?
[22:17] <acicula> Hiatus: the one is a metapackage for the kernel + modules, the image is just the image i suppose
[22:17] <style23> googljh: This is what I get: 	(WW) warning, (EE) error, (NI) not implemented, (??) unknown.
[22:17] <style23> (WW) intel(0): Existing errors found in hardware state.
[22:17] <DasEi> ameer2x: yes
[22:17] <JakobSteinn> hmm...
[22:17] <DasEi> ameer2x: sudo mount -a
[22:17] <ameer2x> ok
[22:17] <Bruno`> im sorry I don't find the key code or key name for the "arrows" of my keyboard .. any idea ?
[22:18] <ttnk_> somebody using broadcom bcm4311 wifi? please i need help, i have been trying to make it work for 2 days, im despereted
[22:18] <DasEi> ameer2x: that's it
[22:18] <menewbe> is there a way to fix the grub install from net install
[22:18] <kevstiles4> Awesome how do I open a terminal in the additions cd?
[22:18] <Hiatus> acicula: any advantage/disadvantage to just using an image?
[22:18] <blakkheim> !please | ttnk_
[22:18] <ameer2x> DasEi, wow thanks
[22:18] <DasEi> menewbe: no
[22:18] <goog1jh> style23: the second line is important...looks like there is an issue with you intel-card (or it's drivers)
[22:18] <Kieran0413> JakobSteinn, the only thing I can suggest is asking in #vsftpd
[22:18] <ameer2x> DasEi, that was so helpful and now its working
[22:18] <Awesome3000> kevstiles4  Start by just opening a regular teminal
[22:19] <JakobSteinn> Kieran8413, Hmm.. yea I'm looking at that site already, thanks (: But I'm empty I have no more troubleshoots
[22:19] <x_link> Hmm
[22:19] <DasEi> ameer2x: they'll be  automounted next time, find 'em under /media
[22:19] <ttnk_> blacksands, ha
[22:19] <style23> googljh: See it worked in the previous release, and it worked good. I didn't make any changes to the hardware?
[22:19] <JakobSteinn> Kieran8413, Yea thats maybe an idea (:
[22:19] <acicula> Hiatus: think on that for a second and come back to me
[22:19] <ameer2x> DasEi, true and now i got them on my desktop .. thanks a lot ^_^
[22:19] <x_link> When I have for example Firefox-window up and running and then open my terminal, then I can't write right away.
[22:19] <menewbe> DasEi: what does it mean than if grub hangs without an error messege
[22:19] <x_link> Seems like the letters comes to Firefox
[22:19] <DasEi> ameer2x: for homework  : man chown, man fstab
[22:19] <x_link> In KDE I could change some "focus-setting"
[22:19] <ttnk_> blakkheim, ha
[22:19] <x_link> How do I do this in GNOME?
[22:19] <DasEi> menewbe: which number ?
[22:20] <x_link> So when I open the terminal so I can type right away
[22:20] <ameer2x> DasEi, hehe will do some homework about ubuntu now on :D
[22:20] <x_link> DOes anybody know that?
[22:20] <menewbe> DasEi: that's the problem there is no number
[22:20] <goog1jh> style23: but you changed the release... ;) if the previous release worked well, use the previous one..
[22:20] <menewbe> just grub with a blinking cursor
[22:20] <Hiatus> acicula: well, thanks for tolerating all my questions
[22:20] <DasEi> ameer2x: second, link coming
[22:20] <ameer2x> DasEi, what link?
[22:20] <acicula> Hiatus: the image is the bare kernel without all the modules for hw drivers and all sorts of kernel support stuff
[22:21] <DasEi> ameer2x: using karmic ?
[22:21] <style23> googljh: I would like to use this release, is there nothing that I can do? Other then re-install
[22:21] <ameer2x> DasEi, yeah
[22:21] <DasEi> ameer2x: http://www.howtoforge.de/blogroll/the-perfect-desktop-ubuntu-910-karmic-koala/
[22:21] <kevstiles4> Ok Awesome3000 I got a terminal window opended up. What next?
[22:21] <DasEi> ameer2x: a howto for newcomers to all common stuff
[22:21] <anteatersss> is it possible to create a .deb file for something I have currently installed on my pc, I compiled a version of ffmpeg on this machine and would like to create a .deb file of it?
[22:22] <acicula> !packaging
[22:22] <ameer2x> DasEi, uh huh
[22:22] <acicula> read that anteatersss
[22:22] <DasEi> menewbe: what does grub say ?
[22:22] <ameer2x> DasEi, thanks a lot for the help and the link :)
[22:22] <DasEi> np
[22:22] <menewbe> DasEi: nothing it shows "grub_" with _ blinking
[22:22] <anteatersss> cheers
[22:22] <Awesome3000> kevstiles4  type  cd /media/cdrom  to get at the cd
[22:22] <menewbe> DasEi: then nothing
[22:23] <Skyler> Only one of my smb users is working, how come the other users are not working? :S
[22:23] <ttnk_> acicula, any idea with my wifi? i have installed the broadcom STA from hardware controlers, but it doesnt work
[22:23] <DasEi> menewbe: ic, can be either corrupt filesystem, initramfs or grub; you will have to boot a live cd and run some checks then;; did you try another kernel or safemode ?
[22:24] <kevstiles4> Done. Now gives prompt of: /media/cdrom$
[22:24] <goog1jh> style23: not an easy question. I had also probs with karmic (on msi u100), so I still use jaunty...
[22:24] <acicula> ttnk_: dunno, did you check the ubuntu wifi wiki?
[22:24] <Awesome3000> kevstiles4  use  ls  to list the files
[22:24] <finita> hi! sorry for stupid question! today installed the latest version of ubuntu on a laptop (toshiba satellite u400). Do I need to install drivers for hardware?? It is slightly retarding when many windows open ((. Previously used MSwindows, there is a similar problem was solved with the help of drivers for video card, so ask this question. Thank you in advance for your reply ...
[22:24] <guntbert> DasEi: menewbe's description reminds of a grub1 stage....
[22:25] <DasEi> guntbert: yes, or a bad fs
[22:25] <style23> googljh: Is it easy to go back to Jaunty
[22:25] <kevstiles4> Cool. different files listed. what next?
[22:25] <toehio_> DasEi: I see that the module snd-emu10k1 need snd, which in turn needs soundcore. However, I cannot manage to modprobe soundcore as it dones't appear to exist. How do I get that module?
[22:25] <goog1jh> style23: never tried (did a re-install)
[22:25] <acicula> finita: ubuntu will prompt you if it wants to install some drivers, but typically you dont have to go and download your own
[22:25] <guntbert> DasEi: ofc - just my 1ct :)
[22:25] <Philyll> How do I remove Ubuntu so that I can install fresh?
[22:25] <Awesome3000> kevstiles4   sudo sh ./VboxLinux-x86.run  presuming you are using 32bit Ubuntu
[22:25] <style23> googljh: ok thanks for your help
[22:26] <acicula> Philyll: just reformat the partition during install?
[22:26] <goog1jh> style23: np...
[22:26] <Philyll> acicula, I have dual boot
[22:26] <DasEi> toehio_: if a module requires additional modules, they get auto-loaded; open a terminal ..
[22:26] <finita> acicula, thx
[22:26] <indietrash> grub-install /dev/sda4 says not found or not a block device. huh?
[22:26] <acicula> Philyll: just the ubuntu partition obviously
[22:27] <JakobSteinn> Kieran8413, It's funny nobody answers in that chat... :S
[22:27] <DasEi> toehio_: gedit ~/Desktop/modul.sh
[22:27] <Philyll> acicula, also I want to install Ubuntu instead of what I have now, Kubuntu
[22:27] <acicula> Philyll: use the ubuntu install cd instead then
[22:27] <newbie123abc> Hi romans
[22:27] <newbie123abc> RC1 out?
[22:27] <con-man> archive Data\enUS\lichking-speech-enUS.MPQ opened
[22:27] <con-man> fixme:win:EnumDisplayDevicesW ((null),0,0x39ed30,0x00000000), stub!
[22:27] <con-man> fixme:win:EnumDisplayDevicesW ((null),0,0x39eb20,0x00000000), stub!
[22:27] <con-man> fixme:win:EnumDisplayDevicesW ((null),0,0x39eff8,0x00000000), stub!
[22:27] <con-man> fixme:win:EnumDisplayDevicesW ((null),0,0x39f374,0x00000000), stub!
[22:27] <FloodBot3> con-man: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:27] <con-man> fixme:win:EnumDisplayDevicesW ((null),0,0x39f50c,0x00000000), stub!
[22:27] <kevstiles4> yes, using 32bit Ubuntu.
[22:27] <acicula> Philyll: rather then let it setup your partitions automatically just pick your old ubuntu parititions and have them formatted?
[22:27] <Awesome3000> kevstiles4  that command should do it then
[22:27] <DasEi> toehio_: first line : #!/bin/bash
[22:28] <Philyll> acicula, sweet sounds like a plan
[22:28] <indietrash> aha... you have to mount. nvm
[22:28] <acicula> Philyll: make sure you know what partition is your ubuntu partition and what your windows partition
[22:28] <DasEi> toehio_: second  line : modprobe
[22:28] <mom_> what do i do when kill doesnt work and kill -9 doesnt work and window is still open in gnome?
[22:28] <acicula> Philyll: would acidently want to install over the windows partition ;)
[22:28] <guntbert> !lucid | newbie123abc
[22:28] <acicula> wouldnt
[22:28] <robbins61> boxee
[22:28] <robbins61> oops
[22:29] <DasEi> toehio_:http://pastebin.com/f2f4e37c2  the rest of the file ( without linenumbers o'course)
[22:29] <toehio_> Thanks
[22:29] <Philyll> ndiswrapper is a bitch :(
[22:29] <DasEi> toehio_: save file, close gedit, say when done
[22:29] <acicula> Philyll: yeah dont use it if you can avoid it
[22:29] <CarlFK2> what fs can I use on an external drive that a stock mac can read?
[22:30] <goog1jh> Philyll: agree!!!
[22:30] <Awesome3000> !language Philyll
[22:30] <Philyll> sry
[22:30] <geitenneuker> help is there a dutch channel for ubuntu?
[22:30] <toehio_> DasEi: done. So it just looks like the pastebin, plus #!/bin/bash and modprobe at the begining
[22:30] <floating> anyone know how should I start getting my sound card working ? it is not recovnized by lspci
[22:30] <DasEi> toehio_: and no line-numbers, y
[22:31] <acicula> !nl | geitenneuker, might want to pick another nick though
[22:31] <toehio_> DasEi: correct. Execute now?
[22:31] <Awesome3000> geitenneuker  ubuntu-nl
[22:31] <kevstiles4> So Awesome3000, it uncompressed, built, and installed some stuff. I'm back to the cdrom$ prompt. What next?
[22:31] <mom_> when did dutch become a language
[22:31] <sdsdf> ?�DCC SEND "ff???f?ð‘¹ð‘°ð‘·ð‘³ð‘¶ð‘³ð‘ºð‘¼ð‘·ð‘®ð‘¼ð’€ð‘º" 0 0 0
[22:31] <DasEi> toehio_: sudo chmod +x ~/Desktop/modules.sh
[22:31] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - The above was an exploit attempt that may have disconnected some users. Please ignore it, or type « /msg ubottu exploit » for more information.
[22:31] <blakkheim> lol
[22:31] <toehio_> DasEi: donme
[22:31] <DasEi> toehio_: *modul.sh
[22:31] <ttnk_> is it right if my wifi card called eth1 ?
[22:31] <Awesome3000> kevstiles4  restart  normaly or with the command  shutdown -r now
[22:32] <DasEi> toehio_: sudo chmod +x ~/Desktop/modul.sh
[22:32] <geitenneuker> no
[22:32] <JakobSteinn> Hi everyone I'm about to check if I forwarded my VSFTPD port(s) right.. so what is the best method doing this? I want to check port 20 and 21.
[22:32] <geitenneuker> your wifi card is wlan0
[22:32] <geitenneuker> or something
[22:32] <DasEi> toehio_: then doubleclick it > run
[22:32] <guntbert> ttnk_: surprising - I'd expect wlan0 or so...
[22:33] <acicula> not always, but eth<?> typicall are wired nics
[22:33] <guntbert> ttnk_: are you in a VM?
[22:33] <n8tuser> ttnk_-> yes it is okay, you can change it if you wish
[22:33] <ttnk_> guntbert, this wifi is called eth1
[22:34] <mom_> how do i kill  a frozen window in gnome?
[22:34] <ttnk_> guntbert, not vm, its a hp dv6120LA with a broadcom bcm4311 chip
[22:34] <guntbert> ttnk_: *you* asked :)
[22:34] <toehio_> DasEi: this is what the modul.sh looks like: http://pastebin.com/db10c5c
[22:34] <mom_> i killed the app from the command line and kill -9 it
[22:35] <ttnk_> n8tuser, i just want it to work, i really dont care how is it called, but i thought that could be the reason of no working
[22:35] <benedikt> Im having trouble resuming from suspend with a Toshiba M70. Google doesnt turn up anything interesting and I can't figure out what is failing.
[22:35] <DasEi> toehio_: ah, my bad, you just need the names, not size and used by
[22:35] <toehio_> DasEi: that's what I thought
[22:36] <Losha> mom_: dutch became a language in about AD 450. Some apps (like some people) just don't clean up after themselves. If you can't close it, you'll have to restart gnome....
[22:36] <skrite> i am finding that there are some movies that acidrip just cannot rip, anyone know something about this?
[22:36] <n8tuser> ttnk_-> nah, its the correct driver that makes the wifi work, btw.. broadcom chips are infamous.. specially the 43xx chips
[22:36] <benedikt> This 3 year old bug report is reporting the same issie (in Fiesty) with a similar laptop: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-source-2.6.17/+bug/64927
[22:36] <karma_police> i am burning a data dvd.. should i get dvd-r or dvd+r disk?
[22:37] <ttnk_> mom_, you can    ctrl+f2  and then xkill, with that new cursos just select the window you want to kill
[22:37] <DasEi> karma_police: +
[22:37] <JakobSteinn> Hi everyone I'm about to check if I forwarded my VSFTPD port(s) right.. so what is the best method doing this? I want to check port 20 and 21.
[22:37] <karma_police> what is the difference?
[22:37] <jrib> benedikt: you are using feisty?
[22:37] <mom_> Losha, fretsonfire should be able to clean, 450 was when it became a german dialect then
[22:37] <benedikt> jrib: no, karmic. This is the only similar thing google turns up.
[22:37] <Chousuke> JakobSteinn: connecting from outside :)
[22:37] <_Mike_T> DasEi: I'm curious doesn't it depend on the drive..?
[22:37] <kinja-sheep> karma_police: The operator.
[22:38] <DasEi> karma_police: -  is lees often used, though it depends on the drive(s)
[22:38] <ttnk_> n8tuser, i have been reading for 3 days about those chips, i really dont know how to fix it, it was working great, this is a new installation, 1 week maybe, but it stop working
[22:38] <frallzor> when running sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg-input-evtouch it seems to work but when looking at dev/input/   evtouch isnt there   anyone got a clue on why it isnt?
[22:38] <LinuX2half> Why do I have the following error? E: /var/cache/apt/archives/libusbmuxd1_1.0.1-0ubuntu1~k_i386.deb: trying to overwrite '/usr/lib/libusbmuxd.so.1.0.0', which is also in package libusbmux0 0
[22:38] <LinuX2half> E: /var/cache/apt/archives/usbmuxd_1.0.1-0ubuntu1~k_i386.deb: trying to overwrite '/usr/sbin/usbmuxd', which is also in package libusbmux0 0
[22:38] <karma_police> i am burning a data dvd that can play on a samsung dvd player and want the best quality.
[22:38] <Chousuke> JakobSteinn: though that may be tricky if you don't have ssh access to a machine outside your network.
[22:38] <kinja-sheep> karma_police: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DVD_formats
[22:38] <karma_police> i was using dvd-rw and would have problems with some of the movies.... i am assuming rw is lesser quality
[22:39] <Losha> skrite: acidrip uses mplayer 'under the hood'. You could try dvdrip instead?
[22:39] <n8tuser> ttnk_-> try ndiswrapper to hopefully make it work
[22:39] <acicula> karma_police: rw means you can reuse it, nothing else
[22:39] <mom_> ttnk_, worked perfectly! thanks :)
[22:39] <skrite> will give it a shot, Losha
[22:39] <LinuX2half> I'm trying to reinstall ifuse but it said that the update had interrupted by an error in the /var/cache/apt/archives
[22:39] <JakobSteinn> Chousuke, can't I like "ping" or something and read the output of that? (I don't know how to ping).
[22:39] <DasEi> karma_police: rw are nice to re-cycle, but burn a lot slower
[22:39] <LinuX2half> Why is it not working
[22:40] <Losha> karma_police: it's not so much quality as *compatibility*. Best compatibility with commercial players is with dvd-r, and some brands work better than others. Also, burning slower (4x) can make a difference to whether it plays or not. You
[22:40] <kevstiles4> Awesome3000, it looks much bigger now. But it is still about 1" around perimeter of going full screen. Display preferences shows 1152x864. Any way to extend just a little more to full screen?
[22:40] <karma_police> i tried blanking the disk for reuse with brasero but it will not clear.. probably user error when i initially burned it
[22:40] <Losha> karma_police: will have to experiment....
[22:40] <ttnk_> n8tuser, now i have made so many things, is there a way to make a fresh start? what do i have to uninstall or delete to start over? any ideas?
[22:40] <LinuX2half> It also stated that the similar package is installed in the other package
[22:40] <Awesome3000> kevstiles4  how much vid ram did you give it??
[22:40] <ttnk_> mom_, np :D
[22:41] <Losha> karma_police: brasero is generally considered buggy. I use k3b if I want a gui app....
[22:41] <toehio_> DasEi: OK, so now the modul.sh file has "modprobe" followed by the name of each module "modprobe binfmt_misc ppdev lp parport snd_emu10k1_synth snd_emux_synth" and so on.
[22:41] <kevstiles4> I think it's at 8 meg
[22:41] <karma_police> may try k3b then.. is it in the repo?
[22:41] <acicula> karma_police: yes
[22:41] <DasEi> toehio_: doubleclick it, choose run
[22:41] <mom_> Losha, 9.10 is generally buggy
[22:41] <n8tuser> ttnk_-> if a new install, then try to re-install.. the drivers and firmware still exist under /lib/ and configs are in /etc/
[22:41] <toehio_> DasEi: done
[22:42] <acicula> mom_: err?
[22:42] <leptir_> all application on my ubuntu crashing.. I need help
[22:42] <benedikt> mom_: far less buggy than 9.04
[22:42] <DasEi> toehio_: check sound
[22:42] <mom_> benedikt, far more buggy than debian stable
[22:42] <toehio_> DasEi: doesn't work.
[22:42] <Awesome3000> kevstiles4   if you resive the window does Ubuntu resive
[22:42] <acicula> !ot | mom_
[22:42] <karma_police> thanks for the help.. i'm a linux noob and am still learning.  i sill like it better than windows :)
[22:42] <_Mike_T> karma_police: Not all DVD players will read dvd-rw reliably.
[22:42] <Losha> mom_: 9.10 has improved over the weeks, but if it's stability you want, 8.04 LTS is probably the way to go...
[22:42] <DasEi> toehio_: would be interesting to know which sound system live used
[22:42] <beeman_nl> hi, i have a laptop here with a wlan card that needs b43-fwcutter. can i safely upgrade the kernel or will it break the bc drivers?
[22:42] <benedikt> mom_: hence the "stable" part in the name. karmic is built upon debian unstable.
[22:42] <mom_> Losha, no that was pretty buggy too
[22:43] <toehio_> DasEi: If I just do "sudo modprobe snd" I get FATAL: Error inserting snd (/lib/modules/2.6.31-16-generic/updates/alsa/acore/snd.ko): Unknown symbol in module, or unknown parameter (see dmesg)
[22:43] <silare> Does anyone know where I could get WebKit 1.1.17 as a binary (.deb or download from Synaptic)?
[22:43] <Chousuke> JakobSteinn: not really.
[22:43] <LinuX2half1> Does anyone know why I can't reinstall the ifuse package, it was interrupted by an error that I had not foreseen. I stated that the error was caused by a similar package installed on the other packages.
[22:43] <mom_> but thats what happens with cutting edge feautres
[22:43] <_Mike_T> karma_police: The quality of the media has got more to do with the manufacturer than the format,  but I've often had different degrees of success with different media in different drives - find a combination that works and stick with it..
[22:43] <leptir_> all application on my ubuntu crashing.. I need help
[22:43] <karma_police> i have a samsung that reads divx... it has been pretty good so far.. jus had probs with some dvd-rw disks
[22:43] <DasEi>  toehio_dmesg > dmeg.txt &&  gedit dmesg.txt
[22:43] <kevstiles4> What is resive?
[22:43] <Losha> mom_: so that doesn't leave much that *isn't* buggy....
[22:43] <acicula> LinuX2half1: uninstall the similar package and reinstall the new package?
[22:43] <jrib> silare: why do you need that specific version instead of what is in the repositories?
[22:43] <JakobSteinn> Chousuke, darn..
[22:43] <guntbert> mom_: please keep to the topic
[22:43] <DasEi>  toehio_:   dmesg > dmeg.txt &&  gedit dmesg.txt
[22:43] <DasEi> s*
[22:44] <acicula> leptir_: describe your problem
[22:44] <Chousuke> JakobSteinn: any "ping" you do from within your own network might be misleading as it might still be closed to the outside
[22:44] <silare> jrib: It's for the the git clone of midori.
[22:44] <Chousuke> JakobSteinn: hm, but you could try one of those port scanning websites
[22:44] <Chousuke> JakobSteinn: that will scan your IP and report any open ports.
[22:44] <Awesome3000> kevstiles4  sorry resize
[22:44] <leptir_> all application on my ubuntu crashing.. I need help+
[22:44] <silare> jrib: 1.1.15 won't work. 1.1.18 bugs up and I can't start up midori.
[22:44] <DasEi> JakobSteinn: use a free proxy or tor to ship the problem
[22:44] <toehio_> DasEi: yup
[22:44] <floating> I'm doing the sound troubleshooting at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting but at the step "Is the sound card physically installed.." there is a mention in case if i have a non-built in sndcard, and lspci -v doesn't show sndcard. it says that 'the card may be seated incorrectly on your motherboard, or may be bad or otherwise incompatible with your motherboard. ' but nothing else. .. And as this sound card works on windows machine, I thi
[22:44] <toehio_> DasEi: snd: Unknown symbol unregister_sound_special
[22:44] <jrib> silare: probably just have to bite the bullet and compile it if you want to run git midori then
[22:45] <usser> silare, compile it, webkit doesnt have that many dependencies
[22:45] <DasEi> toehio_: pastebinit dmesg.txt
[22:45] <JottBe> Hi DasEi
[22:45] <Chousuke> JakobSteinn: you'll need to have the server running on the ports though, otherwise they won't be reported as open even if the port forwarding is set up
[22:45] <solaris> hola a todos
[22:45] <silare> usser: Where do I get the binary for WebKit 1.1.17? I know where to get 1.1.18 and 1.1.15 and the like, but I haven't had luck finding it.
[22:45] <_Mike_T> floating: What sound card do you have..?
[22:45] <solaris> alguna chilena
[22:46] <toehio_> DasEi: http://pastebin.com/f21e6d598
[22:46] <Awesome3000> silare  are you sure it exists
[22:46] <JakobSteinn> Chousuke, Sure! But can you mention one site that I can use?
[22:46] <leptir_> since I install ubuntu all aplications kip crasing
[22:46] <leptir_> don't stay open more than 1min
[22:46] <Losha> !es | solaris
[22:46] <JakobSteinn> DasEi, What do you mean?
[22:46] <Chousuke> JakobSteinn: not off hand
[22:46] <sje46> I just discovered virtual terminals.  Is there a way to run a GUI in one?  typing in "firefox" doesn't work like it does in gnome terminal
[22:46] <usser> silare, you can check out pretty much any version using svn
[22:46] <JottBe> DasEi: I still can't install on my hard drive
[22:46] <floating> _Mike_T: I guess I have to shutdown my pc, open the case and find out. Actually I just removed windows xp from this, so I can't even go there to see. This is some old p2 400mhz 128mb ram machine, but I can open the case and check
[22:46] <Chousuke> JakobSteinn: try googling for "port scan"
[22:47] <JottBe> DasEi: I even tried to put the harddrive in another machine it also didnt work
[22:47] <silare> Awesome3000: Yes. I used to have it.
[22:47] <usser> silare, besides why 1.1.17, midori will happily work with latest webkit
[22:47] <_Mike_T> floating: Is it even a pci card ..?
[22:47] <jrib> sje46: umm, do you just want to start a new instance of X?
[22:47] <kevstiles4> Ubuntu does not resize the window when I resize it..
[22:47] <floating> _Mike_T: yeah I think it is
[22:47] <sje46> jrib, depends.  What's X?
[22:47] <toehio_> DasEi: Having a similar problem to this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1326544
[22:47] <acicula> sje46: short answer no, virtual terminals are text only
[22:47] <solaris> +++++++++++++++++++++
[22:47] <silare> usser: 1.1.18? According to the #midori devs, it's extremely buggy. I was on #midori earlier.
[22:47] <solaris> {{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{
[22:47] <FloodBot3> solaris: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:47] <usser> silare, oh i see. here http://trac.webkit.org/browser/releases/WebKitGTK/webkit-1.1.17
[22:48] <LinuX2half1> acicula: http://www.ubuntu.pastebin.com/
[22:48] <silare> usser: This is the error I get as a result of 1.1.18: midori: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/libwebkit-1.0.so.2: undefined symbol: soup_content_decoder_get_type
[22:48] <solaris> esto es aburrido
[22:48] <acicula> LinuX2half1: whats there
[22:48] <usser> silare, thats the source though, so you'll have to compile
[22:48] <jrib> sje46: basically the thing that draws your gui
[22:48] <usser> silare, did you install libsoup?
[22:48] <usser> silare, and libsoup-dev
[22:48] <sje46> acicula, okay, well, is there a way to be signed on to two gui accounts at once?
[22:48] <jrib> sje46: what do you want to do?
[22:48] <leptir_> no any messages...
[22:48] <floating> _Mike_T: I'll open teh case and find out. I think I can recognize if it was isa, I guess that's the possible other alternativ
[22:48] <usser> silare, those libs are a part of gtk if im not mistaken
[22:48] <LinuX2half1> acicula: I've tried to deleted the libusbmux 0 0 but it came out the same error
[22:48] <_Mike_T> floating: If it isn't then it may not plug 'n play, I think the trouble shooting guide mentions how to install the modules for the classic SB for example..
[22:48] <jrib> sje46: use gdmflexiserver with the right options, that's the easy way
[22:49] <silare> usser: Yes, but I ended up compiling it since said error message above I think had to do with libsoup.
[22:49] <silare> usser: Using git.
[22:49] <solaris> <:))))< pescado
[22:49] <sje46> jrib, not really a thing I need to do, just trying to learn more about linux.  I want to be able to alt+F over to another account
[22:49] <jrib> solaris: stop
[22:49] <sje46> or, you know what I mean
[22:49] <gonzojive> where should I go for help repairing my massively corrupted filesystem?
[22:49] <floating> _Mike_T: ok i see. i check teh now
[22:49] <jrib> sje46: gdmflexiserver is what you want
[22:49] <gonzojive> i ran fsck on my online root partition accidentally
[22:49] <solaris> +++++++++aburrido+++++++++++++++++
[22:49] <_Mike_T> floating: The other possibility if the card is SB compatible is just to use the SB module (not many cards are SB compatible these days)
[22:49] <DasEi> JakobSteinn: your problem to test your ftp from the machine it's running on, you can set a connection to an outside machine and from there check your ports
[22:50] <usser> silare, yep when i was building it on debian squeze which had incomplete gtk, ie not completely up to date, i had to compile libsoup, but midori worked just fine with latest webkit the way i remember it
[22:50] <x_link> Anybody knows where I can change the "focus-setting" for my windows?
[22:50] <sje46> rhanks, jrib , Ill try it out
[22:50] <rimsehud> I've just done quite a bit of stuff at a gnome-terminal and would like to save a log of the commands and, if possible, output. How would I do that?
[22:50] <x_link> I can't find it at all
[22:50] <DasEi> JottBe: I don't remmeber you
[22:50] <JakobSteinn> Chousuke, as long it actually SCANS for some darn ports instead of putting virus in my box xD
[22:50] <kevstiles4> Awesome3000, ubuntu does not resize window when I resize it..
[22:50] <acicula> LinuX2half1: use dpkg-query -S <filename> to find out what package the conflicting file belongs to and see if you can remove it i guess
[22:51] <Losha> gonzojive: boot into a live cd and re-run the fsck on your root filesystem. If you can't get a clean fsck run, you'll have to reinstall. You had a backup, right?
[22:51] <DasEi> toehio_: strange thing that, sblaster is a common device,   did you disable onbaord in bios , too ?
[22:51] <usser> silare, make sure you configure all that midori related stuff with --prefix=/usr/local as not to cause conflict with libraries from package manager
[22:51] <silare> usser: It worked with 1.1.18?
[22:51] <usser> silare, yea i think so
[22:51] <Kibby> !RAID
[22:51] <Awesome3000> kevstiles4  Use Host+G  that should turn auto-resize on
[22:51] <JakobSteinn> DasEi, aha! but.. can I do it form another pc in my home+
[22:51] <gonzojive> Losha: i backed up some things, but not everything.  i am totally hosed
[22:51] <toehio_> DasEi: I haven't touched anything since it last worked under ubuntu.
[22:51] <usser> silare, im not sure about the exact version but i was using latest trunk of webkit
[22:52] <silare> usser: Hm... I'll try compiling libsoup and the like again. I git cloned webkit earlier myself.
[22:52] <gonzojive> there wasn't even a warning in fsck
[22:52] <gonzojive> ahg
[22:52] <usser> silare, that was about two months ago, not sure if webkit was up to 1.1.18 back then
[22:52] <JottBe> Hi all. Can anybody help me? I can't install ubuntu on my hard drive. The dialog directly following the keyboard layout/language dialogs which should normally list partitions and hard drives is empty. Even if I start the install tool from the live cd. Pleas help.  That was 1.1.17u.
[22:52] <silare> *1.1.17
[22:52] <DasEi> JakobSteinn: same problem, as the connection attempt has to come from internet, unless you set up a lan (intra) server
[22:52] <toehio_> DasEi: As I said, it was working OK with pulseaudio, but then pulse crashed, I restarted the computer, and now I am unable to load emu10k1
[22:52] <Losha> gonzojive: that's odd. my fsck warns when you're about to run it on a mounted filesystem. What os version?
[22:53] <Awesome3000> JottBe  it sounds like the partition table is mucked up
[22:53] <meghann> Can anyone help me make my installation of smb4k work?
[22:53] <usser> silare, oh. yea i dont want to go through the excercise of compiling midori again, otherwise i'd be of more help, i just use chromium now
[22:53] <gonzojive> Losha: it was /dev/md0 and it was definitely mounted
[22:53] <gonzojive> Losha: it was ubuntu 9.10 i think
[22:53] <kevstiles4> Awesome3000, it is set on that already. When I increase drag window size, it just creates a white border in window..
[22:54] <Losha> gonzojive: whatever. Same advice: boot into a live cd and re-run the fsck on your root filesystem....
[22:54] <Awesome3000> kevstiles4  What is the contents of your xorg.conf
[22:54] <LinuX2half1> acicula: okay after I've enter the command and replace the <filename> with libusbmuxd, it gave me several packages located in my directory. So should I deleted those packages that was shown?
[22:54] <gonzojive> Losha: i will do that
[22:54] <JottBe> Awsome3000: what do you mean by "mucked up"? please note that if I boot the lieve cd I can list the partitions using fdisk and I also can mount them
[22:54] <Losha> gonzojive: best of luck....
[22:54] <Awesome3000> kevstiles4  see ubuntu.pastebin.com
[22:54] <Night0wl> I'm having trouble locating the program to make any iso bootable in ubuntu.  I have a terrible memory, but I know I used it recently..
[22:54] <DasEi> !sound | toehio_: some more checks
[22:55] <Night0wl> bootable on flash drive*
[22:55] <Awesome3000> JottBe  Weird, which live cd are you installing of
[22:55] <benedikt> Im having trouble resuming from suspend with a Toshiba M70. Google doesnt turn up anything interesting and I can't figure out what is failing.
[22:55] <eigma> are there still any mirrors of feisty kicking around? (other than old-releases, which is giving me less than 10 KB/s)
[22:55] <Losha> Night0wl: unetbootin?
[22:55] <benedikt> eigma: it is on ftp.rhnet.is/ubuntu
[22:56] <JottBe> Awesome3000: yes thats what I thought too :( its the 9.10  64 bit version
[22:56] <kevstiles4> Awesome3000 I'm at ubuntu.pastebin.com. What next
[22:56] <DasEi> toehio_: it's little strange to me, I used soundblasters very often, latest with recompiling alsa alsa did well on them , including mic and surround.. bad card ?
[22:56] <eigma> benedikt: I don't see it in http://ftp.rhnet.is/ubuntu/dists/ -- am I looking in the wrong plac?E
[22:56] <floating> _Mike_T: you were right. it is not pci. It is a much wider card on dark holder there, I guess that is ISA :) At least when I check Creative ct4500 on google, there is a ISA model. It says "creative tech..." and "model ct4500" on the sound card.