[00:00] <gleichsnerd> gustavo, what brand of laptop do you have?
[00:00] <rhg135> NeilB4Zod, it will certainly make it easier in the end
[00:00] <HI-mler> my German PC is not running UBUNTU well.
[00:01] <gustavo> Remember, I try to do the following steps to solve the problem:  I enable in /etc/polkit-1/localauthority/50-local.d/com.ubuntu.enable-hibernate.pkla, I already to set  the System Settings - Power and then I used the dconf Editor. However, not is working.
[00:01] <HI-mler> my German PC is not running UBUNTU well.
[00:01] <gustavo> n-iCe,  Yes.
[00:02] <HI-mler> i am a NAZI
[00:02] <HI-mler> I promote violance.
[00:02] <gustavo> rhg135, How I get that info ?
[00:03] <rhg135> lspci can help, gustavo
[00:03] <gustavo> rhg135, http://pastebin.com/HA1yvwh2
[00:04] <gustavo> gleichsnerd, See if that help: http://pastebin.com/HA1yvwh2
[00:04] <Oryx> Oh darn
[00:04] <Oryx> Looks like dnsmasq parameters are hard coded in the source
[00:05] <Oryx> So... dnsmasq.d is a farce
[00:05] <WeThePeople> headphones not working in 12.04.2 x64 asus laptop. i have tried a few things none have worked yet, any ideas
[00:05] <swordfish71> hey
[00:06] <swordfish71> hey wilee
[00:06] <rhg135> gustavo, thx
[00:07] <swordfish71> first time I use IRC ... can anybody see my messages?
[00:07] <n-iCe> no
[00:07] <muelli> swordfish71: yes. Welcome :)
[00:07] <rhg135> oh you have intel
[00:08] <swordfish71> thanks! alright
[00:08] <OerHeks> !rootirc | swordfish71
[00:08] <rhg135> gustavo, I'm sorry i dont know
[00:08] <toctom> I am having a problem with my wireless keyboard - works great under windows, but when I use it in Ubuntu, it is very very sluggish, and has a tendency to double up my letters when I type fast.
[00:08] <rhg135> ive never had an intel
[00:08] <swordfish71> dont want to steal you guy's time for too long, but I can't get themes to work on gnome-shell 3.8 .... the themes show up in my themes menu, but no changes apply
[00:09] <gleichsnerd> WeThePeople, did you try tinkering with your alsamixer settings?
[00:09] <WeThePeople> gleichsnerd, yes
[00:10] <toctom> I am using logitech keyboard with the unifying receiver.  Here's an example of my typing fast: The quicckk  boorrnff  oxx...
[00:11] <toctom> I suspect there is a  problem with my  drivers (Using Ubuntu 12.04)
[00:11] <toctom> Makes editingg  iinin n  VI or sometthhiningngn jusssttt  jusstts..
[00:11] <toctom> nuts.
[00:12] <toctom> Again, if I reboot into windows, no problemo.
[00:13] <swordfish71> I'm going to put this out there one more time.. using gnme 3.8, Ubuntu 13.04, and can't get shell themes to work.
[00:14] <mro0gott2> hi
[00:14] <brotherred> Hello
[00:14] <brotherred> How is everyone
[00:14] <swordfish71> doing good! yourself
[00:15] <mro0gott2> guys i have a problen, so i can't  run armitage and i need a hekp
[00:15] <brotherred> well well swordfish71
[00:15] <aspis> I need to permanetly update $PATH ro run a non-login, non-interactive program i.e. a shell script launced via the GUI.  Where and how would I do that in Ubuntu?
[00:16] <PsiKloPx> I'm currently dual-booting windows 7 and ubuntu. Now I want to get rid of Windows and do a fresh install. Grub seems to be intercepting my boot device order. Can't boot from USB or optical. Any ideas?
[00:17] <toctom> Any suggestions on troubleshooting this? Makes ubuntu unusable.  Here's the output of a lsusb: tomv@tv-studio: https://gist.github.com/anonymous/28a24869ff09be7e857b
[00:19] <toctom> PsiKloPx, before you see  grub,,  there is usually some text about configuring bios.. Try hitting F12 or F6 during the startup process... then yoouuu can usually set the one-time boot sequence.
[00:20] <toctom> PsiKloPx, Here's a description of the process : http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/windows-pocket,1113-3.html
[00:20] <PsiKloPx> toctom - I get F2 for setup and F4 recovery. Setup take me to BIOS setup where the usb and cd are listed first. Save and reboot...straight to GRUB.
[00:21] <toctom> PsiKloPx, Hmm. does not sound right.   Are you sure your settings are being saved?
[00:22] <toctom> (Use F2 to do thehe e  setuupp.)
[00:23] <wilee-nilee> PsiKloPx, Look up the per session boot for your computer, it is a boot from menu not in the bios, mine is f12 at powering on like you would for the bios.
[00:23] <toctom> This keyboard issue is driving me nuts.  Love any ideas on how to either troubleshoot or mitigate the problem.
[00:23] <PsiKloPx> It's F10 and it doesn't work either.
[00:23] <toctom> My laptop keyboard works fine..
[00:24] <PsiKloPx> And I'm assuming that the BIOS settings are being saved; they stay changed after rebooting when I looked.
[00:25] <aspis> Looking to permanetly update $PATH ro run a non-login, non-interactive program i.e. a shell script launced via the GUI.  Where and how would I do that in Ubuntu? Anybody?
[00:25] <toctom> PsiKloPx, F2 -> setup should do the trick.  Look  for instructions on how to save the boot oorrdeer.
[00:25] <PsiKloPx> I'm going to try one more thing.  I'll be back soon if it doesn't work. Thanks!
[00:25] <toctom> I feel like someone with a major stuttering problem with this keyboard buffering problme.
[00:25] <toctom> problem.
[00:26] <rulolp> hi everybody, I have been banned in the ubuntu forums without know why, i'm an infrecuent reader, where I ask for that? Anybody know?
[00:27] <rulolp> sorry my english
[00:28] <rulolp> It shows: You have been banned for the following reason: No reason was specified.  Date the ban will be lifted: Never
[00:28] <anew> lol
[00:29] <rulolp> thanks lol
[00:33] <rulolp> help me, I'm in trouble with a jpg header, for a posible virus and maybe the post help me with that, and find that sad advice of banned without know why! :(
[00:34] <MonkeyDust> a virus in linux? how exciting!
[00:34] <Daekdroom> How do I check what's wasting cpu cycles on i/o wait?
[00:35] <MonkeyDust> Daekdroom  try htop
[00:35] <aspis> Daekdroom: top, htop, vmstat
[00:35] <rulolp> no, probabily in a windows machine who changed de binarys of jpg of a digital photo very preciated, if any got similar problem tell me
[00:35] <rulolp> pleas
[00:36] <Daekdroom> Thank you.
[00:37] <Daekdroom> Hm. Thunderbird.
[00:37] <Daekdroom> Will check Launchpad for bug reports. Thank you again.
[00:37] <MonkeyDust> rulolp  ubuntu has clam-tk to look for a virus, you can use it for a mounted windows parition
[00:37] <MonkeyDust> partition*
[00:38] <rulolp> no, the jpg is modified, it shows Error interpreting JPEG image file (Not a JPEG file: starts with ... etc
[00:39] <toctom> i guess my best option for today is to  go buy a cheap wired keyboard.
[00:39] <rulolp> don't find any resolution really
[00:39] <aspis> Daekdroom: that figures... still probably better than most "full featured" clients.
[00:39] <OerHeks> rulolp, use a sevice like joti, 17 online virus scans in one http://virusscan.jotti.org/en
[00:40] <toctom> The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs.
[00:40] <toctom> Oops, testing :-)
[00:42] <rulolp> no, without malware, I thought a virus modified the jpg header, it starts with another binarys, and a normal header is in the middle, but don't know much, where i can ask for that?
[00:43] <rulolp> thanks OerHeks recently scanned in joti
[00:44] <aspis> Looking to permanetly update $PATH ro run a non-login, non-interactive program i.e. a shell script launched via the GUI.  Where and how would I do that in Ubuntu?
[00:47] <Morph4me> toctum: not sure if this will help you or not ...it talks about Logitech's Unifying receiver ...have a look/read  > http://askubuntu.com/questions/113984/is-logitechs-unifying-receiver-supported
[00:48] <toctom> Morph4me, thanks for the link I will check it out.
[00:49] <toctom> Morph4me, it all used to work like a  charm.  Now using ubuntu is like sprinting in sand dunes.
[00:53] <belal122> what's up guys
[00:53] <bazhang> ubuntu support belal122 , do you have a support question
[00:54] <marc123> hello\
[00:54] <marc123> cant some one help me
[00:54] <belal122> something funny:  I've been having problems with my wifi on windows 7 all week.  not sure what happened but it just stopped working sometime last week.  I've tried to system restore it to an earlier state but to no avail.
[00:54] <belal122> but, it seems it works fine under ubuntu
[00:54] <marc123> ubuntu rocks
[00:54] <belal122> is there anyway to inspect what may be wrong with it, through ubuntu?
[00:55] <toctom> aspis,  do you want your script to set $PATH globally, or just have a specific set of paths when it runs?
[00:55] <marcos> hola
[00:55] <toctom> aspis, typically jobs that run as cron jobs need to build their own envirnment ffoorrr  path,,  eettc
[00:55] <marc123> how can you play a windows pc game on ubuntu
[00:56] <benzrf> marc123: google it and see if it works with wine/playonlinux
[00:56] <marc123> i have installed the game but it wont startup
[00:56] <OerHeks> !wine
[00:56] <zerowaitstate> belal122; got no idea on that man
[00:56] <benzrf> if it doesn't, sol.  if it does, pray
[00:56] <OerHeks> check wineHQ database
[00:56] <marc123> thanx for the info
[00:57] <bazhang> !appdb | marc123
[00:57] <belal122> zerowaitstate, thanks anyway.  i'm stumped myself....
[00:57] <zerowaitstate> belal122: if it works under ubuntu, it's probably a windows issue
[00:57] <bazhang> particular help for games marc123 is in #winehq
[00:57] <benzrf> anyway, I'm using GNOME terminal in Unity on Raring and I absolutely cannot get a bell sound, which is a problem since I use irssi and sometimes get pinged while I'm in firefox
[00:57] <belal122> not sure if this is a sign for me to stop using windows period lol
[00:57] <benzrf> anybody know why that might be?
[00:58] <toctom> aspis, the man pages on crontab are pretty good at laying this out.  cheeck out the examples here:  http://www.tin.org/bin/man.cgi?section=5&topic=crontab
[00:58] <benzrf> -.-
[01:00] <miljo> Kion1,  you around?
[01:01] <benzrf> ...nobody has had issues with silence from GNOME terminal?
[01:02] <bazhang> !patience | benzrf
[01:02] <benzrf> >:|
[01:03] <bazhang> benzrf, please dont fill the channel with emoticons
[01:03] <benzrf> ok
[01:03] <Kion1> miljo: Yes I am here
[01:04] <miljo> Kion1,  how did you make out?
[01:04] <marc123> thanxx for the info its work realy fine
[01:04] <Kion1> miljo: I can not report yet, My boss got a new computer but he is struggling with W8 2000 miles away
[01:04] <miljo> Kion1, roger that, good luck.
[01:04] <Kion1> miljo: I was just preparing my way in case he accedes to get a really good OS :)
[01:05] <marc123> oke nice
[01:05] <johnjohn1011> benzrf: my terminal doesn't make any sounds at all.  never even an issue for me. what sound is it not making?
[01:06] <benzrf> bell
[01:06] <benzrf> if I, for example, do echo -e '\a', nothing
[01:08] <bonhoeffer> how do i see what is connected /dev/xxx ?
[01:08] <bonhoeffer> i just plugged in a usb drive and i'm looking to dd an image over
[01:09] <bonhoeffer> not sure what the /dev/xxx reference is even called (pre-mount hardware recognition)
[01:09] <marc123> ow can you make your one os i want a really good game pc
[01:10] <zykotick9> bonhoeffer: "sudo blkid" might help
[01:10] <marc123> how can you make your own os, i want to fix a realy good game os
[01:10] <benzrf> hahahaha
[01:11] <benzrf> marc123: wait, do you mean from scratch, or make your own distro?
[01:11] <marc123> from scratsh
[01:12] <zykotick9> marc123: got a couple million dollars?  if so, just fork debian, another Mark did ;)
[01:12] <IdleOne> !lfws
[01:12] <IdleOne> !lfs
[01:13] <benzrf> marc123: well, first you'll need a kernel
[01:13] <marc123> is there a dummy version?:P
[01:13] <benzrf> GNU has been working on theirs for decades, but I'm sure you can write your own
[01:14] <andygraybeal> hey guys, i'm trying to update a machine .. and it says that the kernel version is newer than the one it needs to update.. what gives?  i can't update the machine.  what do i do?
[01:14] <aspis> toctom, Thanks for that but my issue is different.
[01:15] <benzrf> marc123: then you'll have to make all sorts of low-level tools
[01:15] <benzrf> write some daemons
[01:15] <benzrf> maybe if you finish fast enough before you die of old age, you'll even be able to start on a window system!
[01:15] <benzrf> marc123: X is the most complete and functional one at present afaik, although it's a bit of a horrible mess
[01:16] <benzrf> I'm sure you can design something much better in your spare time
[01:16] <benzrf> and it's only in the hundred thousands of lines of code!
[01:16] <benzrf> I think
[01:16] <aspis> I'm running a bash script to kick of tabbed gnome-terminals that load ssh connections, irc clients etc.
[01:16] <pragmaticenigma> bonhoeffer: You can use the command "mount" to see what devices are mounted on the local machine
[01:16] <benzrf> marc123: probably'll take you a month or two, tops
[01:17] <bonhoeffer> perfect
[01:17] <benzrf> oh, that's right, you'll also naturally need to write lots of drivers
[01:17] <bonhoeffer> pragmaticenigma: i was writing a bash script -- much easier
[01:17] <benzrf> hope you like memorizing device specifications
[01:17] <bazhang> !ot | benzrf
[01:17] <benzrf> sorry
[01:17] <pragmaticenigma> bonhoeffer: You can also use "ls -l /dev/disk/by-path"  which might give you better information on what is connected to what port
[01:17] <benzrf> that guy wanted to write an OS from scratch, I couldn't resist :C
[01:17] <aspis> The problem is that from the gnome launcher, .bashrc is not sourced
[01:17] <Macuser__> lol benzrf
[01:17] <bonhoeffer> pragmaticenigma: thanks!
[01:18] <pragmaticenigma> bonhoeffer: What I usually do is the ls command before pluggin in the device, then again after plugging in the device.  Then compare the difference
[01:19] <acovrig> Can I disable my gpu and use intel graphics (or underclock my gpu) on my MacBook Pro? in mac, by battery lasts ~7hr and gpu temp is ~40C, when in Ubuntu 13, battery is ~2.5hr and gpu temp is ~80C...
[01:19] <aspis> I could maybe use ~.profile, .bash_profile, or even /etc/.profile if I wanted it system wide which I don not.
[01:23] <johnjohn1011> benzrf: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2005712
[01:23] <aspis> As you may know the docs on where to set environment variables in Ubuntu varies greatly.  I was hoping that someone here may have the skinny on where to set a permanent $PATH on a per user basis that could be sourced by the odd situation where gnome-terminal is not ran as in the usual login or in interactive modes.
[01:23] <at-912> run ubuntu in virtualbox
[01:23] <pragmaticenigma> acovrig: You might want to check out this site: http://mac.linux.be/content/improve-battery-life-macbook-ubuntu - looks like the have a good series of tips to help maximize power savings with Ubuntu installed on a Mac
[01:23] <at-912> @acorvig
[01:24] <at-912> macosx >> ubuntu, even 13.04
[01:25] <at-912> and ubuntu runs pretty well in virtualbox environment
[01:26] <tabsterleir> Any news on the Google Chrome libudev0 error yet? Is a fix still incoming?
[01:26] <pat> ubuntu-touch room is unresponsive -.-
[01:26] <bazhang> tabsterleir, checked the google bug tracker yet?
[01:27] <tabsterleir> I did, but I admit i'm a little new to reading bug trackers and couldn't tell if it was solved or not XD
[01:27] <bazhang> tabsterleir, thats a google issue so check there
[01:27] <tabsterleir> Righto
[01:27] <pragmaticenigma> aspis: The only options you have are to add the setup in each user's home directory or set things up in the global bash config's in /etc
[01:30] <frankbro> Is it normal ubuntu doesnt give me the option of installing my gpu driver like it used to in previous versions?
[01:30] <micros> hello.  i am trying to generate a core dump and the core doesnt seem to get created.  I set the ulimit to unlimited. Any ideas?  Thanks.
[01:31] <aspis> pragmaticenigma: Thanks, I want to setup in each user's home directory.  but set up what is my question. Export $PATH = $PATH etc. in ~.profile or .bash_profile ?
[01:31] <tabsterleir> Oh good, the issue is fixed in Chrome Beta FYI :)
[01:31] <bazhang> micros, why not check in the raspbian channel, this is ubuntu support
[01:31] <bazhang> !alis | micros have a search
[01:31] <pragmaticenigma> aspis: Depends on the version of ubuntu.  For ubuntu 12.04 it's .profile
[01:32] <micros> tried debian. is it not similar?
[01:32] <micros> thanks
[01:33] <bazhang> micros, raspbian has their own channel ask there
[01:33] <micros> i was unaware. ill check
[01:34] <hd1> grub has hijacked my netbook bios, it seems
[01:34] <hd1> no matter what drive I set it to boot from, it stil comes up without reading the drive in question
[01:34] <hd1> and my grub is misconfigured
[01:34]  * hd1 sniffles
[01:35] <hd1> have I bricked my netbook?
[01:35] <aspis> pragmaticenigma, Thanks, that's what I was expecting... but wanted to field that as I've often had to rework this sort of stuff to keep up with the "latest and greatest" schema.  Which really works no better than the old way imo.
[01:35] <bonhoeffer> my disk is mounted -- so i can't dd to it -- how do i unmount without unattaching the device all together
[01:35] <utfans05> hd1 try grabbing a boot repair disk and seeing if that fixes it
[01:35] <johnjohn1011> benzrf: i don't think i have a pc speaker on my box, so i can't verify if that fix works
[01:36] <hd1> utfans05: it doesn't
[01:36] <hd1> it seems to have hijacked the bios
[01:36] <utfans05> hd1 which boot fixer did you try?
[01:36] <wilee-nilee> hd1, You have to give better details, what OS's how installed, any any up to this incident relevant
[01:36] <pragmaticenigma> aspis: Canonical has been slowly reconfiguring it's packages so they can read from more globalized files rather than each program reading from it's own unique configuration thus requiring you to have even more things to config
[01:37] <hd1> utfans05: doesn't matter, I turn the bloody thing on, try putting a Windows 7 boot disk in the drive connected by USB to the box, set it to boot off that in the bios config, and am greeted by a grub prompt, ditto a USB key
[01:38] <pragmaticenigma> aspis: I know I used to have to maintain two seperate settings files just to autostart apps in KDE or Gnome when I chose a different window manager.  It's nice that there is now one location for all.
[01:38] <hd1> wilee-nilee: not sure what you're on about there
[01:38] <hd1> but thanks for trying to help
[01:38] <wilee-nilee> hd1, That has nothing to do with grub, it does not hijack the bios. Do you know the boot from menu key prompt for the menu not in the bios?
[01:38] <UbuntuCholby> hey i got that efi file name whatever error and fixed it with the boot fixer thingy
[01:38] <bazhang> !details | hd1
[01:38] <UbuntuCholby> is there a quick fix for no right-click on the touchpad?
[01:38] <UbuntuCholby> (I have googled it)
[01:38] <utfans05> hd1 try hitting your boot selection menu when you start up and load the repair disk from that
[01:38] <bazhang> hd1, grub and bios are not related. thats just a non starter
[01:38] <UbuntuCholby> utfans05 i think it may be fixed haven't tried yet.
[01:39] <hd1> I did, and the configured drive isn't read
[01:39] <UbuntuCholby> brb
[01:39] <hd1> no matter what I choose to read first, second or last
[01:39] <bazhang> hd1, so boot from a livecd and fix it
[01:39] <pragmaticenigma> hd1, check the documentation that came for your netbook.  there might be a key, like hitting F12, on boot to get it boot from a specific drive
[01:40] <hd1> I CAN'T BOOT FROM A BLOODY LIVECD, bazhang
[01:40] <hd1> If I could, I'd be able to fix it
[01:40] <hd1> you idiot
[01:40] <bazhang> hd1, lose the caps
[01:40] <utfans05> hd1, sounds like you didnt make the device your tryign to boot from bootable
[01:40] <utfans05> :/ i think hd1 didnt make the device bootable
[01:42] <Merlyns_> Simple problems for someone that knows what they are doing.
[01:42] <Excryption> Hello everyone
[01:42] <pragmaticenigma> Well he must have made something bootable, in order to get GRUB onto the main drive.
[01:42] <pragmaticenigma> !ask | Merlyns_
[01:42] <Excryption> I just installed 13.04 on my dell and everything is working great except everytime it boots, it's a black screen with blinking dash, any ideas please
[01:43] <pragmaticenigma> Excryption: Does it eventually boot into the system?
[01:43] <bazhang> Excryption, using nomodeset?
[01:43] <Excryption> Nope I have to turn it off manually and turn it back on, then it boots so fast to log in screen
[01:43] <Excryption> No nomodeset
[01:44] <Excryption> My system uses Intel HD4000 and AMD Radion 7730M
[01:44] <pragmaticenigma> Excryption: Your two statements are contradicting.  Is it hanging on "reboot"?
[01:44] <Merlyns_> Sorry. doing this from a tablet since I can't get the computer to boot to anything. A grub problem I think. Duel booting system and all wwent away.
[01:44] <Excryption> Yes it hangs
[01:45] <pragmaticenigma> Excryption: But if you "cold boot" everything is fine?
[01:45] <Excryption> Yup
[01:45] <pragmaticenigma> Excryption: Okay ^_^ very important to clarify that.
[01:46] <tgm4883> Excryption, did you install the proprietary driver?
[01:46] <Excryption> Hehe sorry :-)
[01:46] <Excryption> Straight from AMD yeah
[01:46] <tgm4883> Excryption, which card are you using?
[01:47] <Excryption> 7730M
[01:47] <Merlyns_> What can I do when it says "grub rescue" ?
[01:47] <tgm4883> Excryption, if you use the Intel HD4000 side, does everything work as expected?
[01:48] <Excryption> I just installed the AMD drivers and it rebooted. I haven't been able to log in yet
[01:48] <Excryption> I'll cold boot again
[01:48] <tgm4883> Excryption, oh, there is setup you need to do after installing them
[01:48] <tgm4883> did you run amdconfig?
[01:48] <wilee-nilee> Merlyns_, Boot a live dvd/usb and install this app and run the bootinfo summary only, and post the generated url.  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Boot-Repair
[01:49] <wilee-nilee> Merlyns_, The script generated takes out a lot of guessing and asking questions.
[01:49] <Excryption> No I did not
[01:50] <aspis> Thanks, all
[01:50] <Excryption> I'm now on a screen with ttyl
[01:51] <tgm4883> Excryption, take a look at http://askubuntu.com/questions/205112/how-do-i-get-amd-intel-hybrid-graphics-drivers-to-work
[01:51] <tgm4883> Excryption, I'm currently using the intel hd4000 side of my dell laptop just fine. I haven't tried the AMD side though
[01:52] <tgm4883> Excryption, first do this
[01:52] <tgm4883> Excryption, "sudo aticonfig --pxl"
[01:52] <Excryption> How do I go back to the Intel side please? I'm stuck on this ttyl screen
[01:52] <tgm4883> Excryption, and see what it lists it as using
[01:52] <Excryption> Okay
[01:54] <Excryption> Says I have to run "sudo aticonfig --initial" which I have
[01:54] <Excryption> Using /ec/X11/xorg.conf
[01:55] <tgm4883> Excryption, do "sudo aticonfig --adapter=all --initial -f", then reboot, then run that --pxl command
[01:55] <Merlyns_> wilee-nillee Thanks. Gone to the page you suggested and will give those a try.
[01:56] <Excryption> Ahh alright will do, thank you very much :D
[01:56] <Fyodorovna> Merlyns_, Cool, it is a repair tool as well, helps to see the bootinfo summary first if you need help.
[01:57] <Excryption> Rebooting
[01:58] <Merlyns_> At this point, being new at this, I need all the help I can find. (haven't done irc since MIRC years ago)
[01:59] <acovrig> I followed http://mac.linux.be/content/improve-battery-life-macbook-ubuntu but nvidia-settings is ignoring the coolbits option, why?
[01:59] <Rusty__> Hi, a quick question. Does anyone know how to set cpu state limit (number of available p-states)... in ubuntu?
[01:59] <Rusty__> i.e. i don't want my cpu be too hot
[02:04] <acovrig> I just tried a few different values for Coolbits, but I still can't change my GPU clock, any ideas why?
[02:07] <Jofironses> Helo, I just did usermod -d /home/user user, but $HOME still remains the old directory, whenever I do sudo -u user bash to check it out. How can I change this environment variable?
[02:11] <Excryption> I have a Cyborg R.A.T 7 mouse, whenever I plug it in to use with my Ubuntu, it doesn't detect active windows of any sort. Any ideas please?
[02:12] <xerukm> Theres a quick google fix for that mouse
[02:12] <acovrig> Does anyone see a display in the lspci (other than the 650M) http://paste.ubuntu.com/5643438/ ?
[02:12] <xerukm> http://fcns.eu/2011/04/01/cyborg-rat-7-mouse-under-linux/
[02:12] <Merlyns_> Wow. Great news. I followed the info given and all is well.
[02:13] <ubuntuaddicted> i removed quite and splash from my grub boot line and I see [trace end fa234234324fsdf423]  it doesn't appear to be booting further. is that bad?
[02:13] <Excryption> Thank you xerukm :-)
[02:14] <wilee-nilee> Merlyns_, Cool
[02:16] <bonhoeffer> i'm trying to load ubuntu on an iMac -- i just dd'd the image onto my usb drive, but when i boot, only the mac hd comes up as an install option
[02:16] <Excryption> I decided to leave Windows and come to Ubuntu, so far so od.
[02:16] <ubuntuaddicted> i restarted and now I see ahci_error
[02:16] <ubuntuaddicted> in a stack trace i think
[02:16] <Excryption> So good. I tried installing Google Chrome but didn't work
[02:16] <bonhoeffer> any troubleshooting options
[02:16] <bonhoeffer> ?
[02:17] <xxT3chn0xx> Anyone here a major Linux geek? Need help...
[02:17] <xxT3chn0xx> Hello...?
[02:17] <xxT3chn0xx> .-.
[02:18] <zykotick9> xxT3chn0xx: you should ask your "real" question.
[02:18] <bazhang> http://askubuntu.com/questions/286075/dependency-error-while-installing-google-chrome-on-ubuntu-13-04   Excryption
[02:18] <xxT3chn0xx> Alright.
[02:18] <xxT3chn0xx> Well
[02:18] <bazhang> !enter | xxT3chn0xx
[02:19] <acovrig> because nvidia isn't using the coolbits option  and I need to underclock my GPU...
[02:19] <xxT3chn0xx> I installed Backbox Linux onto my hard drive, and I want to carry all of it over to my USB with persistence on. How do I do so?
[02:19] <bazhang> xxT3chn0xx, how does that relate to ubuntu
[02:19] <xxT3chn0xx> lol
[02:19]  * OerHeks never heard of blackbox linux
[02:19] <xxT3chn0xx> Are you kidding?
[02:19] <xxT3chn0xx> D:
[02:20] <Excryption> Thank you bazhang :-) much appreciated
[02:20] <xxT3chn0xx> Backbox is a derivative of Ubuntu.
[02:20] <bazhang> xxT3chn0xx, go check their support forums
[02:20] <xxT3chn0xx> It is a live penetration distro.
[02:20] <bazhang> xxT3chn0xx, its not supported here
[02:20] <OerHeks> find the proper suportroom, xxT3chn0xx, we do not support forks & derivates.
[02:20] <xxT3chn0xx> Oh...
[02:20] <bazhang> !alis | have a search xxT3chn0xx
[02:21] <bonhoeffer> i'm trying to format my usb key with an MBR partiton table from ubuntu -- i don't see that option in the disk utility -- missing something?
[02:21] <Ben64> bonhoeffer: try gparted
[02:22] <ed_> hello. i have what i think is a fairly easy general question regarding ubuntu. anyone willing to help? am i in the right place? --eric
[02:22] <Ben64> ed_: nobody can help if you don't ask
[02:22] <acovrig> xxT3chn0xx, http://www.infosecramblings.com/backtrack/backtrack-5-bootable-usb-thumb-drive-with-full-disk-encryption may be of help (even though it isn't Blackbuntu).
[02:23] <ubuntuaddicted> tried a different kernel and it now boots but i have a blinking cursor on a black screen?
[02:23] <ed_> right. okay. first off i'm from the philippines. i work for an NGO. our office stuff is like so old. and what i have on my pc is ubuntu 8.10. the ibex thing. and i'm also new to ubuntu. so here is my question.
[02:24] <wilee-nilee> !details | ubuntuaddicted
[02:24] <bonhoeffer> Ben64 -- but what should i format as?
[02:24] <Ben64> ed_: 8.10 hasn't been supported for the past 3 years. upgrade.
[02:24] <bonhoeffer> i still just see ext2, etc
[02:24] <bazhang> !eolupgrades | ed_
[02:24] <Ben64> bonhoeffer: whatever you'd like to format it as?
[02:24] <bonhoeffer> so i'm trying to create an ubuntu install disk for my mac
[02:25] <Ben64> bonhoeffer: you should be able to use "dd" to copy the mac image to the usb disk directly
[02:25] <bonhoeffer> so i need to create a MBR partiton table
[02:26] <bonhoeffer> Ben64: i tried that . . . not so easy -- mac requires MBR partiton table and some other things
[02:26] <ed_> i know i read that. that's related to my question. here it is: because i've been trying to download stuff (chrome, libasound2, etc) and none of it won't work. i'm getting the sense that there's really no way 8.10 can accommodate the newer stuff we have today on the internet, correct? the only solution is to upgrade, correct?
[02:26] <ubuntuaddicted> wilee-nilee, you apparently didn't read my previous posts
[02:26] <Ben64> bonhoeffer: everything is mbr, don't worry
[02:26] <bonhoeffer> ntel Macs only support booting from USB devices that are formatted with the GUID partition table (GPT), and I think it follows that said USB stick needs to contain an EFI bootloader such as grub-efi.
[02:26] <Ben64> bonhoeffer: the newer images are able to be written and booted directly from usb
[02:26] <bazhang> ed_, yes. its not supported, plus way out of date
[02:26] <wilee-nilee> ubuntuaddicted, Nope.
[02:26] <bonhoeffer> Ben64: hmm . . . iMac didn't recognize it
[02:27] <bonhoeffer> i'm trying to follow instructions here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1561367
[02:27] <bazhang> ed_, 12.04 is supported for 5 years, until 2017
[02:27] <Ben64> bonhoeffer: unfortunately, i don't know much about mac
[02:27] <bonhoeffer> or here: http://mac.linux.be/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=88
[02:27] <ubuntuaddicted> wilee-nilee, well then save me the bot responses if you're not going to read my posts
[02:27] <wilee-nilee> ubuntuaddicted, I just came on that was your first post I saw.
[02:27] <bazhang> ubuntuaddicted, lets be polite, please
[02:28] <ed_> okay. thanks people.
[02:30] <ubuntuaddicted> wilee-nilee, you posted to Merlyns_ immediately following my posts so no you didn't just get on. thanks anyways.
[02:31] <Physicorum> Greetings community!
[02:32] <ubuntuaddicted> ok, i got it fixed. server used to boot just fine but now i have to add nomodeset noapic for it to boot. weird
[02:32] <Physicorum> I did the upgrade to a newest 'linux-image" (end 28) and would like to set the oldest (end 27). How can I do it?
[02:34] <wilee-nilee> Physicorum, You will have to be more descriptive linux-image and a couple of numbers is a bit vague. ;)
[02:34] <codepython777> downloaded binary pypy. When I try to execute it --> ./bin/pypy -- -bash: ./bin/pypy: No such file or directory -- what am i doing wrong with the binary download?
[02:34] <Ben64> Physicorum: why would you want to use an older kernel? it probably has some bugs that were fixed
[02:34] <terry2776> try sudo ./bin/pypy
[02:35] <lez> Hi. I need my HDD partitions to mount on boot haw can I do this?
[02:35] <Ben64> !fstab | lez
[02:35] <lez> Thanks guys
[02:36] <Physicorum> Ben64: With the newest, my computer crash when shutdown. I have to select the oldest every time.
[02:36] <Physicorum> Or I have to re-install the drivers?
[02:37] <Ben64> well you should try to fix the crash problem instead of using old stuff
[02:39] <Physicorum> I do not know how to fix it, Ben64.For me the easiest and better way is selecting the old one..
[02:39] <Bur-> Hello
[02:39] <Bur-> I need help.
[02:40] <zykotick9> Physicorum: you can use /etc/default/grub to select a particular kernel as default
[02:41] <acovrig> I have the nVidia 650M mac edition and need to underclock it so I have a battery and so it  isn't so hot, how do I do this?
[02:41] <Bur-> I can connect to my AWS EC2 server using SFTPD and I can upload files in /home/user but I can't read, write or modify flies in /var/www/. I would like to give USER1 access to that folder. How can I do so?
[02:41] <acovrig> ubuntu version 13.04, btw
[02:42] <Physicorum> zykotick9: I saw the file with "nano" and I did not found nothing about "select" the kernel..
[02:42] <Bur-> I know I can change the apache Document Root to ~/www but I'm looking for a better solution. Can you help me please?
[02:43] <Physicorum> zykotick9: How exactly?
[02:43] <RandomWebUser> Bur-: You should probably upload the files to your home directory first, then log in via SSH and move the files to the /var/www folder.
[02:43] <zykotick9> Physicorum: isn't there a default=0 or similar?  just change that to the number as it appears in the grub list.  don't forget "sudo update-grub" after making any changes.  (it's been a while since i had to do this - you could also just uninstall the problem-kernel)
[02:44] <Physicorum> zykotick9: Got it.
[02:44] <Bur-> RandomWebUser - using sudo cp? Like sudo cp /home/user/filename /var/www/target ?
[02:45] <RandomWebUser> Bur-: Otherwise you need to add your user to the www-data group and make sure the /var/www folder is writtable to groups by making sure the folder permissions for /var/www are drwxrwxrx
[02:45] <Bur-> RandomWebUser: yeah, that's what I want. Could you please tell me how can I do that?
[02:45] <zykotick9> RandomWebUser: world writable www directory = bad idea
[02:45] <RandomWebUser> add sudo to your "cp
[02:45] <Bur-> zykotick9: thanks, but do you have any better solutions?
[02:46] <RandomWebUser> sudo cp /home/user/file /var/www
[02:46] <Bur-> I added sudo before too :)
[02:47] <RandomWebUser> Bur-: you may need to change the file permissions in the folder /var/www of the file you just moved
[02:47] <RandomWebUser> Bur-: Suggestion is to use the command "sudo chown www-data:www-data /var/www/file.html"
[02:48] <Bur-> Random832: what does that command do? please
[02:48] <Physicorum> zykotick9: If the default is "0" the another must be "1"..
[02:49] <zykotick9> Physicorum: perhaps, if you have recover it might not be though.  look at your grub menu...
[02:49] <RandomWebUser> Bur-: It changes the ownership of the file over to apache so it can read from it
[02:50] <Bur-> Random832: okay, but how do I add my user to www-data group?
[02:50] <wilee-nilee> Physicorum, Did you use a graphic driver from a manufacturer rather than the repos?
[02:50] <RandomWebUser> Bur-: If you have local access to the machine and are running Ubuntu desktop, you will find a tool in the Applications menu under System
[02:51] <RandomWebUser> Bur-: It will be called Users and Groups
[02:51] <Bur-> RandomWebUser: it's an  AWS EC2 server and i'm using sftpd, not sure what you mean there
[02:52] <Excryption> Thank you for all the help peeps. Good night.
[02:52] <RandomWebUser> Bur-: your working on an ubuntu installation that I'm not familiar with
[02:52] <Physicorum> wilee-nilee: My driver is from AMD website.
[02:53] <zykotick9> wilee-nilee: nice crystal-ball you got ;)
[02:53] <Physicorum> I probably must install the driver over, later the kernel.
[02:53] <lolbat> Physicorum: I cant get it to work in 13.04. I give up
[02:54] <Physicorum> lolbat: Actually, I am in Mint 14..
[02:54] <Physicorum> KDE.. Good Stuff
[02:55] <bazhang> !mintsupport | Physicorum
[02:55] <wilee-nilee> zykotick9, After enough caffeine I channel karnak. ;)
[02:55] <Bur-> hello
[02:55] <Physicorum> I know..
[02:55] <Bur-> someone who understands terminal well can you please explain what this command does? sudo rm -r /var/www; sudo ln -s /home/${USER}/www /var/www
[02:56] <Physicorum> bazhang: Great. Nobody there.. Sox!
[02:56] <bazhang> Physicorum, sure there are
[02:57] <yth> hello, i have a problem with wifi authentication in ubuntu 13.04
[02:57] <yth> i was hoping that someone might help me
[02:57] <ubu> can anyone explain why when i enter sudo modprobe uinput it doesn't load the module?
[02:57] <Physicorum> just two peoples.. Unable to locate any support.
[02:57] <bazhang> ubu, whats the module name
[02:58] <bazhang> Physicorum, its not on freenode...
[02:58] <wilee-nilee> Physicorum, Try ##linuxmint
[02:58] <yth> it seems it only accept keys that are 5, 10, 13, or 26 characters long, if the key isn't of one of those lengths, the "connect" button get greyed out, and cannot be clicked....
[02:58] <ubu> bazhang, uinput
[02:59] <yth> is there a way to change that?
[02:59] <acovrig> yth, I am using ubuntu 13.04 and it lets me connect to my WPA2 8 char password network just fine...
[03:00] <yth> this is a fresh installation - not sure if that matters
[03:00] <yth> did you upgrade from a previous version?
[03:01] <newcholby> Is Ubuntu better than Suse?
[03:01] <bazhang> newcholby, thats not on topic here
[03:01] <acovrig> Bur-, it basically moves the webroot from /var/ to your home folder (be sure there is nothing in /var/www first)
[03:02] <frankbro> I just installed http://packages.ubuntu.com/raring/amd64/nvidia-313-updates/filelist and it says Im supposed to have a nvidia-xconfig but its not there, how is that possible
[03:02] <acovrig> yth, no, plain install of ubuntu, I however did enable an aditional driver to use wifi (I'm on a MacBook Pro 9,1)
[03:03] <frankbro> but I have nvidia-settings, which is not listed in the package filelist
[03:03] <acovrig> newcholby, different distros are better and worse than others in different aspects, it all depends on what they are used for and who is using them.
[03:03] <yth> i was having some trouble connecting to wifi during installation, so i chose not to install upgrades during installation
[03:04] <yth> it seems like i have to reinstall the OS
[03:04] <acovrig> yth, is there anything listed in additional drivers?
[03:04] <yth> where do i find that?
[03:05] <acovrig> yth, type drivers into the dash, and open Software & Upgrades, then click the last tab (Additional Drivers)
[03:06] <yth> acovrig, i get: dash: 1: drivers: not found
[03:10] <codepython777> is a apt-get do-release-upgrade safe on a ubuntu 11.04 LTS box?
[03:11] <stefan_n> hello everybody, I need a little help with gnome 3.8 ... I am looking for a setting or plugin to have application menus (eg. help, preferences) in the window and not on the top bar of the screen
[03:12] <yth> acovrig, with typing drivers into dash, i get: dash: 1: drivers: not found
[03:12] <stefan_n> I do not even know what to search for since the terms are so generic ... menu, toolbar, etc.
[03:12] <IdleOne> codepython777: 11.04 was not an LTS release.
[03:12] <IdleOne> !eolupgrade | codepython777
[03:12] <stefan_n> any help would be greatly appreciated ...
[03:12] <acovrig> yth, sorry, I diapered, evidentially my system doesn't like iwconfig; I'm not sure what you can do about it, I think that mean you don't have any other drivers, what card is it?
[03:13] <Capprentice> stefan_n, are you trying to dispaly desktop shortcuts on Desktop
[03:13] <acovrig> Any ideas why my system would freeze (force reboot required) when running iwconfig?
[03:13] <stefan_n> Capprentice, nope ... let me give you a concrete example.  the System Monitor application has a preference menu
[03:13] <adoniscik> my audio is working properly since I upgraded to 13.04 Currently the audio intended for headphones are redirected to the speakers. I tried fixing with PulseAudio control. what next?
[03:13] <codepython777> when one runs do-release-upgrade on a 11.04 box, does it goto 12.04 or 13.04?
[03:14] <stefan_n> the menu is no longer on the window itself, it is at on the top toolbar, I have to click the top toolbar to see the Preferences menu
[03:14] <Capprentice> stefan_n, are you talking about quicklists ?!
[03:14] <stefan_n> Capprentice, I am afraid that is not it either
[03:14] <zykotick9> codepython777: 11.10 actually.  you can't skip releases (except LTS->LTS)
[03:14] <Capprentice> umm then sorry...no idea ...
[03:15] <acovrig> integrating the File, Edit, ..., Help menues into the 'taskbar'?
[03:15] <stefan_n> Capprentice, more window toolbar menus (eg. print, file, help) that typical applications have (eg. Firefox, System Monitor)
[03:15] <codepython777> zykotick9: so 11.04 moves to 11.10 when one runs dist-upgrade?
[03:15] <zykotick9> codepython777: yes.
[03:15] <stefan_n> Capprentice, are you gnome 3.8? non-unity?
[03:16] <Capprentice> yes. Used it on Fed 18 I think.
[03:16] <codepython777> zykotick9: so i've to do another dist-upgrade to goto 12.10?
[03:16] <zykotick9> codepython777: actually, NO.  dist-upgrade is something different.
[03:16] <yth> acovrig: i'm not sure
[03:16] <codepython777> zykotick9: I'm doing sudo do-release-upgrade
[03:16] <zykotick9> codepython777: ya, that IS NOT dist-upgrade
[03:16] <stefan_n> then try to open System Monitor and you will see what I mean
[03:16] <zykotick9> !dist-upgrade
[03:17] <codepython777> zykotick9: new release = 13.xx?
[03:17] <stefan_n> anybody else that has any pointer about application menus? maybe it has gnome specific name
[03:18] <yth> acovrig, thank you for your help, but it's getting really late here, i have to go
[03:18] <adoniscik> my audio is NOT working properly since I upgraded to 13.04 Currently the audio intended for headphones are redirected to the speakers. I tried fixing it with the PulseAudio control panel. What should I do next?
[03:18] <acovrig> yth, ditto, happy to (try to ) help...
[03:18] <zykotick9> codepython777: from 11.04 when you do-release-upgrade you'll go to 11.10.  then do-release-upgrade again, to get to 12.04.  repeat as needed.
[03:19] <Capprentice> Im now on Windows 7. sorry friend, cant do rite now. May be some one else will help you. You can consider posting a question at askubuntu.com
[03:19] <codepython777> zykotick9: what breaks usually when one does these ? any experiences?
[03:19] <zykotick9> codepython777: my suggestion.  clean install.  upgrades ususally cause a lot of issues for ubuntu, and you're headed for several upgrades.
[03:19] <tachyons>  why not backup, and fresh install
[03:19] <tachyons> ?
[03:20] <codepython777> zykotick9: i'll have to configure a lot of stuff :(.
[03:20] <sere> whats the best way to backup
[03:20] <codepython777> I guess I'll try to do a fresh install then
[03:21] <zykotick9> codepython777: you can try the upgrades (just have backup first!), and if it fails - then clean install.  good luck.
[03:21] <codepython777> is 11.10 LTS -? Can i live with it for a year?
[03:21] <tachyons> no
[03:22] <tachyons> It isno longer supported
[03:23] <zykotick9> codepython777: 10.04 and 12.04 are LTS, next will be 14.04.  notice a 04 trend ;)
[03:23] <adoniscik> I also have another 13.04-related problem; the software center complains that "Software can't be installed or removed because the authentication service is not available."
[03:24] <x1x2x3x4x5> i see that kernel 3.8 is in my 12.04 synaptic list.  is it ok to update to this kernel?
[03:25] <codepython777> zykotick9: http://bpaste.net/show/9mmH45DNsAQ0yXAHjV2q/ - what partition is the OS on?
[03:26] <zykotick9> codepython777: sorry, i'm not sure.  i don't do RAID, so i'm not sure...
[03:26] <lauratika> is there a way to use the icons of 13.04 on LTS 12.04??
[03:27] <scarrs1> I need some help please I just installed ubuntu alog side windows 8 and now the lAptop wont boot windows or ubuntu I need some help installing grub please
[03:27] <codepython777> tachyons: ?
[03:28] <skraito> hi guys
[03:28] <skraito> how do you disable services in ubuntu
[03:28] <tachyons> codepython777 : ?
[03:28] <skraito>  update-rc.d foobar stop 20 2 3 4 5
[03:28] <skraito> is this a correctone or  update-rc.d foobar remove ?
[03:28] <codepython777> tachyons:  http://bpaste.net/show/9mmH45DNsAQ0yXAHjV2q/ - what partition is the OS on?
[03:30] <A1Recon> how does ubuntu differentiate between drives ....because i see no drive letters and both of my other storage partitions are named "New Volume"
[03:30] <tachyons> /dev/sde2
[03:30] <zykotick9> A1Recon: drive letters is a Windows-thing.  from terminal "sudo blkid" will show you the device mapping /dev/sda1 for example.
[03:31] <x1x2x3x4x5> A1Recon: everything is mounted into the directory structure. seamless you don't have to know what drive it's in.
[03:32] <codepython777> tachyons: thanks. My /home is on /raid. So just upgrade the OS and the link /home?
[03:33] <A1Recon> zykotick9: Is all these things there in some book or something? I am reading one it's called "The Linux Command Line". Sorry for being a noob.
[03:33] <tachyons> codepython777 : yes, you can link at the time of installation
[03:33] <codepython777> it has to recognise the raid of course
[03:34] <zykotick9> !manual | A1Recon
[03:35] <zykotick9> A1Recon: we where all "noobs" once, no need to be sorry ;)
[03:35] <x1x2x3x4x5> A1Recon: i used the ubuntu unleased series at amazon.  although for an older version. it's pretty good. $30 or so
[03:39] <A1Recon> x1x2x3x4x5: how do i open the home folder?
[03:40] <zykotick9> A1Recon: from terminal?
[03:40] <A1Recon> zykotick9: yup
[03:40] <zykotick9> A1Recon: type "cd"
[03:40] <lauratika> can i use nautilus 3.5.9 in ubuntu 12.04
[03:40] <lauratika> ??
[03:40] <zykotick9> A1Recon: "cd ~" or "cd /home/YOURUSENAME" also work.  the "cd" is just a quick thing.
[03:40] <o3u> Hey, i'm trying to configure my wireless access on ubuntu in command line: 'sudo iwconfig wlan0 essid "MyEssid" key s:password MYTENDIGITPW' but it hangs forever when i do 'sudo dhclient wlan0' is something wrong with my wifi/card or am i doing somthing wrong?
[03:41] <o3u> my Wireless network is WPA personal with a 10 char (digits) password
[03:43] <zykotick9> A1Recon: tip - learn to use TAB in terminal as much as possible.
[03:45] <joshs> what would cause my computer screen to go dim and temporarily freeze?
[03:46] <raijin> suspend?
[03:47] <adoniscik> what should I do if I can not see the software updater window? It is running on my Dash but I do not see its window when I click on it.
[03:49] <A1Recon> zykotick9: when I type "ls -R /dev/sdb3 > list.txt" it is saving the list of files in the "home directory " and saving it in a file in the home directory. I want it to list all files in /dev/sdb3 and save it as a text file. Help
[03:50] <lauratika> anyone?
[03:51] <A1Recon> lauratika: plz wait
[03:51] <lauratika> ok
[03:52] <zykotick9> A1Recon: /dev/sdb3 is a partition on a device, to ls somthing you need to mount the filesystem first - partition is not filesystem.
[03:54] <zykotick9> A1Recon: is sdb3 mounted?  try "mount | grep sdb3" does it show it?
[03:55] <A1Recon> zykotick9: I get this /dev/sdb3 on /media/user/New Volume type fuseblk (rw,nosuid,nodev,allow_other,default_permissions,blksize=4096)
[03:56] <A1Recon> lauratika: will 3.6 work for you??
[03:56] <zykotick9> A1Recon: so "ls -R /media/user/New(hit TAB to autocomplete) > ~/list.txt"
[03:56] <Guest77185> Hi.....I am a new Ubuntu user switched from Mint 14.
[03:57] <lauratika> yes
[03:57] <Guest77185> Is there a way I can configure Unity to somehow show all of the apps I have installed without actually searching for them in the search bar?
[03:57] <lauratika> well i want the feel of 13.04 on 12.04 basically
[04:00] <adoniscik> does anyone know anything about configuring sound outputs?
[04:02] <A1Recon> lauratika: 3.6 works in 13.04. Have you tried it??
[04:03] <lauratika> nope, i want to have 3.6 in 12.04 isthis possible
[04:04] <A1Recon> lauratika: MY search tells me that 3.6 is possible in 13.04 not in 12.04 but 3.6 has lost a lot of features which were ther in older versions.....
[04:05] <A1Recon> zykotick9: hit TAB to autocomplete??
[04:05] <zykotick9> !tab | A1Recon
[04:06] <lauratika> but i dont feel like upgrading yet, is there a way to use latest nautilus on 12.04
[04:06] <zykotick9> A1Recon: spaces are a pain (at first) in terminal
[04:07] <RonWhoCares> Is there a simple way to open port 25 within Ubuntu 13.04 ?
[04:07] <zykotick9> A1Recon: just FYI, to deal with spaces A) "New Volume" or B) New\ Volume
[04:08] <compex> Hi. What's the best way to record games?
[04:08] <compex> I am using ffmpeg's x11grab and I keep running into audio/video sync issues
[04:09] <A1Recon> zykotick9: OMG in i had forgotten that in Ubuntu "Username" is not the same as "username", that's why it wouldn't autocomplete. Well now it does!!
[04:09] <compex> I use gtk-recordmydesktop and for some reason it doesn't encode the captured footage in its entirety and I get the last couple minutes truncated
[04:09] <zykotick9> A1Recon: cAsE iS iMpOrTaNt ;)
[04:09] <compex> I have built glc, but I am playing Portal beta and don't know how to launch it with glc
[04:11] <compex> anyone T_T
[04:12] <Ben64> patience, young padawan
[04:13] <compex> I have been at it since 3 pm, it's 12:12 am now. dozen of ffmpeg variations, kazam, recordmydesktop, built glc from source on 64 bit system (which was a PAIN), all to record a game T_T
[04:13] <compex> this is the 21st century god damn it!
[04:14] <Paulenski> Hi, I'm having some trouble getting an adb mode to function on an device in ubuntu 12.10. I've already talked with some guys in the #xda-devs  about getting the udev/rules.d setup but I can't get it to work, figured someone might know something else to try
[04:15] <NCS_One> hi
[04:16] <NCS_One> what app can I use to record specific windows?
[04:17] <Paulenski> i know for windows xsplit and ffsplit can do that, maybe they have one for linux
[04:18] <compex> recordmydesktop
[04:18] <LarsN> is there anyone here who has an up to date set of instructions for convincing a DisplayLink usb graphics device to work properly on Ubuntu 13.04?
[04:18] <compex> gtk-recordmydesktop will do it
[04:19] <adoniscik> does anyone know how to deal with the problem simultaneously coming from the speakers and headphones? I only want the headphones, when I set the output to headphones, not the speakers too.
[04:19] <linelevel> Hi guys. I'm finally ready to upgrade to the latest version of Ubuntu from 10.10. Like many others, I really like the feel of gnome with the top-panel and bottom-taskbar, and dislike the left-hand-side panel in newer releases. What's the best way to get a classic-ish feel on the latest release?
[04:20] <usr13> linelevel: xubuntu
[04:20] <walltender> Any code example to read voltage consumption on Linux?
[04:20] <bean> walltender, you mean like CPU voltage?
[04:20] <linelevel> usr13: I'd rather stick with gnome if possible. Isn't there a package that will give me back the classic look & feel?
[04:21] <usr13> linelevel: YOu're going to do a fresh install?
[04:21] <linelevel> From my google searching, it seems like there are several less-than-perfect options. I came here to see if anyone has recommendations on the best one.
[04:22] <v1c3> Hello! is there any way to run x/unity without lightdm? when i add "exec gnome-session --session=ubuntu" to ~/.xinitrc and start X with "startx" some changes i did on the unity-gui have no effect anymore. like autohide menue
[04:22] <linelevel> usr13: Yes, though I plan to keep using my current /home partition.
[04:22] <usr13> linelevel: I gave you mine.
[04:22] <zykotick9> !notunity | linelevel
[04:22] <amagee> is there a command similar to "top" but instead of staying open, it just prints the current usage out to stdout and then returns?
[04:22] <usr13> linelevel: That'll work.  Just use xubuntu install CD
[04:22] <LarsN> amagee: you just want the load level, or the top processes as well?
[04:22] <linelevel> zykotick9: thanks.
[04:23] <linelevel> usr13: Thanks, I will consider it.
[04:23] <amagee> LarsN: either way
[04:23] <usr13> linelevel: xubuntu is as close as you'll get to the gnome2 we all appreciated.
[04:23] <LarsN> amagee: uptime will spit out the current, 5m and 15m load averages
[04:23] <marvx> hello
[04:23] <LarsN> amagee: I'm unsure as to another solution, checking now. :)
[04:23] <sparq_> awesomewm is where its at
[04:23] <marvx> i have a kernel panic since 13.04
[04:24] <bean> amagee, also the command "w"
[04:24] <bean> will show load.
[04:24] <marvx> it saying: not syncing fatal execution in interrupt
[04:24] <usr13> linelevel: If I were you, I'd use 12.04 (LTS).
[04:24] <linelevel> usr13: Just because it's an LTS?
[04:24] <usr13> linelevel: (it's what I use).
[04:24] <marvx> anyone ever had a similar problem
[04:24] <usr13> !lts | linelevel
[04:24] <bwat47> mavensk, probably this bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1169984
[04:24] <linelevel> I know what LTS means.
[04:24] <zykotick9> amagee: tried "top -b -n1"
[04:25] <amagee> i'm actually more interested in this data from top: "Cpu(s): 32.3%us,  1.6%sy,  0.0%ni, 66.1%id,  0.0%wa,  0.0%hi,  0.0%si,  0.0%st" rather than the load averages
[04:25] <bwat47> mavensk, try enabling the proposed repo and updating, its got a newer kernel that may fix it
[04:25] <adoniscik> I'd stick to an LTS too.
[04:25] <amagee> zykotick9: that's looking good
[04:25] <linelevel> adoniscik: Why? I figure I should upgrade at least every 1.5 years on my desktop PC anyway (even though I've failed to do that so far...).
[04:25] <usr13> linelevel: Yea, just because it's LTS.  (LTS = stable release).
[04:25] <usr13> IMHO
[04:26] <usr13> linelevel: But it is not for everyone, so, to each his own.
[04:26] <marvx> hello?
[04:26] <adoniscik> I don't. I figure I should upgrade as infrequently as possible, to avoid headaches. I went to 13.04 and I regret it. I regretted 12.10 too.
[04:26] <linelevel> usr13:  Thanks, I will further investigate what's new in 12.10 & 13.04 before I decide if I want to stick with 12.04.
[04:26] <LarsN> zykotick9: I was just going to suggest that,  had to consult the man page.
[04:27] <LarsN> zykotick9: awesome :)
[04:27] <Dewi> linelevel: lots of computers aren't a front-line desktop machine by a power user needing constant change
[04:27] <zykotick9> LarsN: i had to check the man as well ;)
[04:27] <Dewi> servers, workstations for office staff, all much better served by LTS
[04:27] <bean> amagee, you could also use sar
[04:27] <LarsN> zykotick9: I got stuck installing and looking at atop, which while cool wasn't what amagee was looking for.
[04:27] <bwat47> marvx, oops autocomplete failed me. is the kernel panic you get random and happens sometimes during boot?
[04:27] <bean> and the sysstat package.
[04:28] <marvx> no it raises during use
[04:28] <bwat47> marvx, ahh sounds different than the bug im thinking of then
[04:28] <marvx> im in firefox and bang
[04:28] <marvx> shall i upload a screenie?
[04:28] <usr13> linelevel: I'm just not one that wants a lot of tinkering to make things work, and sometimes that's what you get with latest/greatest in any-distro.
[04:29] <marvx> i guess that i found out its related to my mobility 5650
[04:30] <marvx> bwat47 because if i install a proprietary fglrx the system just freezes
[04:30] <amagee> thanks all, got a few decent things to look into
[04:31] <H3mpp4> Hello
[04:31] <marvx> but its telling on a box that i have unsupported hardware
[04:31] <marvx> hamso it seems that i am having no chance to get it up n running
[04:32] <marvx> while linuxmint 14 works fine
[04:32] <Dewi> if I already have an ubuntu ISO and want xubuntu, should I get another ISO or just switch ubuntu over?
[04:33] <marvx> Dewi jhust install XFCE
[04:33] <bwat47> Dewi, personally I prefer doing a clean install, but thats just me :) you could always do sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop
[04:33] <usr13> Dewi: you can just install xubuntu-desktop if you want.
[04:33] <Dewi> so is that exactly the same?
[04:33] <usr13> Yes
[04:33] <Dewi> and will that switch the default over to xcfe?
[04:33] <marvx> yes
[04:34] <usr13> Yes
[04:34] <Dewi> cool
[04:34] <usr13> Yep, it is.
[04:34] <marvx> you casn change your session on display manager
[04:34] <bwat47> Dewi, sort of, just installing xubuntu-desktop on top of ubuntu you'd have a lot of extra packages installed compared to installing from the xubuntu iso
[04:34] <usr13> Dewi: To me, xfce is a Desktop Environment that doesn't get in the way.
[04:35] <H3mpp4> Does anyone know how i can fix this small problem on my website. I am hosting it from ubuntu whit lampp... and when i type ä or ö in the site it gets out like this   TÃ¤mÃ¤
[04:35] <Dewi> yeah I just installed 13.04 yesterday and it's not really as stable or fast as I hoped
[04:35] <Dewi> so maybe xfce is still the answer for me
[04:35] <Dewi> I've liked it in the past
[04:35] <bwat47> xfce is much quicker than unity on my machines
[04:35] <Dewi> yeah I'm running a VM so getting unity even minimally usable took a lot of effort and resources
[04:35] <usr13> my assessment as well...
[04:36] <Dewi> ever since they ditched the 2d mode
[04:36] <LarsN> <--- oddball dwm user.
[04:36] <Dewi> I managed to get virtualbox 3d acceleration working which is cool and all but kind of seems unnecessary :)
[04:36] <GreenTia> hi how to register nickname please
[04:37] <usr13> !nick | GreenTia
[04:37] <Dewi> besides, unity isn't *that* fancy looking
[04:37] <usr13> !register | GreenTia
[04:37] <Dewi> never would guess from looking at it that it needs 3d acceleration
[04:37] <zykotick9> Dewi: unity is a compiz plugin
[04:38] <usr13> Dewi: It's really just a matter of taste.  Unity is pretty cool really, but xfce suits my needs a little better, that's all.
[04:39] <bwat47> usr13, I actually love unity's interface, its just too darn buggy, even in 13.04 :(
[04:39] <Dewi> I really just want something that works
[04:39] <usr13> Yep
[04:39] <usr13> ... same here
[04:39] <Dewi> I'm getting a fair few crashes and things too
[04:39] <adoniscik> bugs R us
[04:42] <usr13> Night all...
[04:43] <TheEnlightenment> So I've tried the same steps many times that I'm finding online, but I just CAN'T seem to get the hibernate button back since I've upgraded to 13.04
[04:44] <TheEnlightenment> Any ideas/advice?
[04:45] <zykotick9> TheEnlightenment: is using pm-hibernate (terminal command) an option for you?
[04:46] <TheEnlightenment> zykotick9: have tried that a few times, and it has the same effect as just shutting down. Anything I had open is gone
[04:48] <zykotick9> TheEnlightenment: that's certainly NOT how pm-hibernate is suppose to work.  it works for me, but i'm not on ubuntu.
[04:48] <TheEnlightenment> zykotick9: Yeah, it SHOULD hibernate just as if I clicked the button but no...
[04:49] <wilee-nilee> TheEnlightenment, Your swap slightly more than the ram and mounted?
[04:50] <bwat47> TheEnlightenment, http://chriseiffel.com/everything-linux/step-by-step-how-to-get-hibernate-working-for-linux-ubuntu-11-04-mint-11/#not-resuming-session
[04:51] <bwat47> TheEnlightenment, that fixed hibernation not saving my session for me, most important part is the resume=uuid= in the grub config
[04:51] <GreenTia> wilee-nilee, sounds interesting - why would it matter the size of swap and if its mounted
[04:51] <bwat47> GreenTia, because hibernate saves your session to the swap partition
[04:51] <zykotick9> wilee-nilee: GreenTia technically, swap is never "mounted", just sayin'
[04:52] <bwat47> GreenTia, if the swap partition isn't big enough to store the saved session it won't work
[04:52] <wilee-nilee> GreenTia, Has to be slightly bigger than the ram, and mounted to actually work.
[04:52] <zykotick9> wilee-nilee: try "mount" do you see swap listed?  didn't think so.
[04:53] <GreenTia> bwall, zykotick9 wilee-nilee ic
[04:53] <TheEnlightenment> So does 13.04 change those sizes?
[04:53] <TheEnlightenment> Hibernate worked fine and dandy before the update...even had the button!
[04:53] <bwall> so many accidental highlights today
[04:54] <RealKillaz_> Hi there
[04:54] <RealKillaz_> I have a apt-get upgrade that is not reacting anymore.
[04:55] <RealKillaz_> What do you guys think I should do?
[04:55] <wilee-nilee> zykotick9, Gparted calls it mounted with a right click unmount, I am not aware of another term. http://imagebin.org/256890
[04:55] <RealKillaz_> what is the best option? The upgrade freezed on the upgrade of MySQL server
[04:55] <RealKillaz_> I'm on a Ubuntu machine 10.04
[04:55] <RealKillaz_> apt-get upgrade
[04:55] <zykotick9> wilee-nilee: ya, for terminology, swapon/swapoff - but saying "mounted" give the wrong impression IMO
[04:56] <GreenTia> RealKillaz, stop mysql server then retry
[04:56] <wilee-nilee> zykotick9, Fair enough. ;)
[04:56] <RealKillaz_> GreenTia, mysql-server is not running..
[04:56] <zykotick9> wilee-nilee: but i certainly see the problem - i don't know what to call it either ;)
[04:56] <wilee-nilee> lol yeah
[04:56] <RealKillaz_> bu should I kill the process running the upgrade?
[04:57] <RealKillaz_> but*
[04:57] <RealKillaz_> Ctrl+C, nothing is on the terminal is giving back a prompt.
[04:57] <GreenTia> RealKillaz, if you try apt-get upgrade what does it do?
[04:57] <zykotick9> RealKillaz_: if you kill apt-get, be sure to read "/msg ubottu aptlock" in case
[04:58] <GreenTia> RealKillaz, in another terminal
[04:59] <RealKillaz_> GreenTia, I get a lock
[05:01] <zykotick9> RealKillaz_: if you kill apt-get, be sure to read "/msg ubottu aptlock" in case
[05:01] <RealKillaz_> zykotick9, damn I don't like killing these kind of processes :-s
[05:01] <GreenTia> RealKillaz, i would end your session and do like zykotick9 says
[05:01] <RealKillaz_> zykotick9, things will always get broken
[05:01] <RealKillaz_> pfff
[05:02] <RealKillaz_> ai ai ai
[05:02] <RealKillaz_> sorry for my french
[05:09] <RealKillaz_> zykotick9, I followed the hint you and ubottu gave me and I bumped into this error: http://paste.ubuntu.com/5643722/
[05:09] <noxy> hmm
[05:10] <b3n> need help
[05:11] <b3n> how to install flash in 13.04 live iso
[05:11] <b3n> ?
[05:11] <LarsN> b3n: what does apt-cache search flash
[05:12] <LarsN> b3n: return
[05:12] <LarsN> ?
[05:12] <b3n> let me try
[05:12]  * LarsN hates this keyboard, sorry for using three lines for what should have fit on one.
[05:12] <kimphill> b3n, install ubuntu restricected extras
[05:13] <RealKillaz_> seems to be fixed guys
[05:13] <RealKillaz_> thank you zykotick9 and GreenTia
[05:14] <b3n> LarN --- too many lines shown here
[05:14] <b3n> LarN what do you want to look for ?
[05:14] <LarsN> look for "flash plugin nonfree" or something similar.
[05:15] <LarsN> if it's there apt-get install it....
[05:15] <LarsN> otherwise follow kimphill's recommendation to install the restricted extras
[05:15] <b3n> no it's not
[05:15] <shri> hi cannot see text from ubuntu software center. ultimate edition 3.5
[05:15] <b3n> alright
[05:15] <bugtraq> sup
[05:16] <b3n> hey guys --- another help here
[05:16] <bugtraq> what os are you using?
[05:17] <b3n> i am using live iso 13.04 .. and no option to add webapps whenever I visit supported sites
[05:17] <bugtraq> hmm nice.
[05:19] <b3n> anyone ?
[05:22] <OerHeks> b3n you need to install restricted extra's for flash, java and codecs to run webapps.
[05:23] <WHAT_UP> If I do "cd Dropbox", I get "no such file or directory", but if I do "mkdir Dropbox", I get File exists.
[05:23] <WHAT_UP> What in the world?
[05:25] <OerHeks> WHAT_UP, strange, cd Dropbox  works fine
[05:26] <WHAT_UP> I just deleted whatever that was (apparently not a file or a folder) and recreated it, and now it seems to work
[05:27] <tester> Running the latest ubuntu server and my network connection on kernel .26 and above connects to my wifi, but then just stops working.  Any pointers on where I should be looking to troubleshoot?
[05:28] <LarsN> any suggestions on how to convince ~/.xinitrc or something similar to run at login?
[05:28] <b3n> hello [05:29] <LarsN> b3n I believe so.
[05:29] <b3n> hey LarsN
[05:29] <betrayd> !autostart
[05:29] <b3n> do you also know why can't i use webapps when in facebook ?
[05:30] <LarsN> b3n: did you get flash installed and working?
[05:30] <b3n> i'm using 13.04 live iso
[05:30] <betrayd> LarsN what ubottu said
[05:30] <b3n> still downloading it
[05:30] <OerHeks> b3n you need to install restricted extra's for flash, java and codecs to run webapps. not sure all facebook apps will work.
[05:30] <b3n> seriously ?
[05:30] <LarsN> betrayd: I was hoping to run an xsetroot -name every 1m.  I don't think Unity is going to help me with that.
[05:31] <b3n> online tutorials like omgubuntu doesn't say that
[05:31] <tester> any ideas anyone?  I get around 30 good ping responses from the gateway, then the whole thing craps the bed.  Its def not my network, everything is up and stable.
[05:31] <tester> and everything works perfect on .25 kernel
[05:33] <b3n> anyone knows about webapps ? do I need to install something else to work on 13.04 ?
[05:34] <LarsN> b3n: virtually everything on facebook uses flash, some use java.
[05:34] <LarsN> you're going to need those.
[05:36] <b3n> hey LarsN -- this tutorial doesn't say about installing java --- http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2012/07/how-to-install-ubuntus-new-web-apps-feature
[05:36] <LarsN> b3n: not being a tutorials guy, I can only tell you what I know.  Flash is super important, java to a somewhat lesser extent.
[05:37] <b3n> alright == will try to install it then
[05:37] <b3n> thanks LarsN
[05:47] <JustSighDudes> Anyone have any idea why this cronjob won't work? http://bpaste.net/show/P8xhi4X1pIEXmNsCjoDo/
[05:49] <Cuervo> .
[05:51] <somsip> JustSighDudes: are you using virtualenv and Django?
[05:52] <JustSighDudes> somsip: Yes.
[05:52] <JustSighDudes> cron.sh runs fine outside of the virtualenv, though.
[05:52] <somsip> JustSighDudes: so your virtualenv won't be triggered within the cronjob
[05:53] <somsip> JustSighDudes: maybe /home/ubuntu/sms/bin/activate; /home/ubuntu/sms/bin/python...etc...
[05:54] <JustSighDudes> somsip: Tried that. I think I'll have to install an MTA *ugh*
[05:54] <sony> Hey guys, i'm having some trouble trying to get my Micromax 353G data card to work with ubuntu 13.04. It doesn't show up in the network manager, it is however detected as it's clearly listed in the output of lsub as " Bus 002 Device 008: ID 1c9e:9605 OMEGA TECHNOLOGY ". Also I get an error from usb_modeswitch when I run dmesg, it says " usb_modeswitch_[20716]: segfault at 8 ip 00007fab74d38c51 sp 00007fff86fa00c8 error 4 in libc-2.17.so[
[05:54] <sony> 7fab74caf000+1be000] ". Can anyone help me fix this?
[05:54] <somsip> JustSighDudes: the MTA error is just beacuse it's trying to send you an email to say it's failed. Is that what you're trying to get - the error message?
[05:55] <JustSighDudes> somsip: Yeah. I found out how to do it now. 2>&1
[05:56] <JustSighDudes> I've got so many tabs open. I've got like at least an hour's worth of trying stuff out now.
[05:56] <somsip> J yeah - cron.sh >> cron.log 2>&1 (with the full paths)
[05:56] <somsip> JustSighDudes: ^^
[05:57] <sony> anyone?
[05:58] <tozen> sony: wazzup?
[05:58] <sony> -.-
[05:59] <chenqsui> so many people here
[06:00] <LarsN> what's the name of the login manager Ubuntu is using these days?
[06:00] <LarsN> they replaced gdm didn't they?
[06:00] <tozen> LarsN: Light DM
[06:01] <LarsN> thanks tozen
[06:01] <tester> Running the latest ubuntu server and my network connection on kernel .26 and above connects to my wifi, but then just stops working.  Any pointers on where I should be looking to troubleshoot?
[06:01] <tozen> LarsN: no probs
[06:02] <chenqsui> is there anyone use the elementary OS?
[06:02] <LarsN> tozen: knowing that helped me solve my xinitrc problem.  Thanks!
[06:03] <tozen> LarsN: nice! u r welcome
[06:03] <LarsN> tozen: mv .xinitrc .xprofile
[06:03] <LarsN> fixed
[06:03] <Ben64> chenqsui: we only support ubuntu here
[06:04] <tozen> Ben64: *buntu ;)
[06:04] <Ben64> tozen: not really
[06:05] <tozen> Ben64: dont u want to say I'll not be able advised with xubuntu problems here?
[06:06] <Ben64> tozen: kubuntu xubuntu lubuntu are all ubuntu
[06:07] <Ben64> and now ubuntugnome
[06:07] <tozen> Ben64:  that's what i mean telling *ubuntu, pal ;)
[06:08] <chenqsui> http://elementaryos.org/
[06:08] <Ben64> tozen: * is a wildcard, implying we will help with anything ending in "buntu"
[06:08] <chenqsui> elementaryos is also the one of ubuntu
[06:08] <Ben64> like so
[06:08] <Ben64> chenqsui: we don't support that one
[06:09] <chenqsui> OK i know
[06:09] <tozen> Ben64: ok no probs any way
[06:09] <Ben64> there are so many derivatives now
[06:09] <LarsN> now I just need to figure out the Rules & Tags in my config.h and I'll be all set.
[06:15] <deathye> I am experiencing a very strange problem. My indicators and global men "reset" everytime I close an application
[06:15] <deathye> *menu
[06:16] <deathye> they crash
[06:17] <deathye> can somebody help me?
[06:18] <ra-fi> hi i try to enable vpn connection i follow http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/howto-configure-ubuntu-fedora-linux-pptp-client.html but when i try to connect it shows http://pastebin.com/qSJiT8bY more than 2 days i have been strugling with this can you tell me hoc can i establish the connection
[06:18] <phaidros_> hi, it seems since 13.04 the detection of usb devices got stange for me (lsusb doesnt show devices, aka scanners which used to work since ages). any ideas what to do?
[06:19] <deathye> :(
[06:21] <phaidros_> which modul is responsible for usb scanners?
[06:21] <phaidros_> lsmod shows a number of usb modules
[06:24] <phaidros_> ok, nvm, the usb cable just wasn't ..
[06:25] <phaidros_> m(
[06:25] <mydoghasworms> I have installed 13.04 and installed Skype from the deb at Skype.com. I do not see the Skype icon in the notification area though, even though it is running.
[06:26] <bazhang> mydoghasworms, why not install skype from partner repos
[06:27] <bazhang> !info skype partner | mydoghasworms
[06:31] <patrik> ubuntu touch
[06:32] <bazhang> !touch | Guest47769
[06:32] <bazhang> Guest47769, /join #ubuntu-touch
[06:33] <Guest47769> found new method to install ubuntu phone in tablet
[06:33] <michaelmoss986> can i ask a question
[06:33] <sony> can anyone please have a look at this: http://goo.gl/xoB3N
[06:34] <bazhang> sony, whats the support question
[06:35] <michaelmoss986> how do i uninstall the newest version of adobe for the last version
[06:35] <mydoghasworms> bazhang: Thanks, I will give it a try.
[06:35] <bazhang> michaelmoss986, adobe what? flash? air? something other?
[06:35] <michaelmoss986> adobeflash
[06:36] <silidan> hi, is there a openvpn client gui for LUbuntu that can be used by unprivileged users (means no root rights/password) to connect to a vpn?
[06:36] <bazhang> michaelmoss986, install the one from repos, why would you need another
[06:36] <mydoghasworms> When reporting bugs in Launchpad, do I need to add anyone to look at it, or will someone eventually pick it up?
[06:36] <michaelmoss986> amazon instant video is not compatibabke
[06:37] <michaelmoss986> whats repos
[06:37] <bazhang> mydoghasworms, for something like you did, ie installing from outside the repos when a version exists in the repos, I am dubious that is a bug-worthy
[06:37] <Guest47769> how to install ubuntu in tablet
[06:37] <bazhang> Guest47769, #ubuntu-touch
[06:38] <bazhang> !touch | Guest47769
[06:38] <Guest47769> but there is no online guys
[06:38] <bazhang> Guest47769, there is a topic there.
[06:38] <Guest47769> ubuntu touch system requirements
[06:38] <bazhang> Guest47769, please Read the channel topic there, and the links. and be patient
[06:39] <michaelmoss986> >:o
[06:39] <Guest47769> thanks
[06:39] <michaelmoss986> repos
[06:39] <subthalamus> where would be a good place to ask if there is something newer/better than http://sourceforge.net/projects/ext2fsd/files/Ext2fsd/0.51/ ?
[06:39] <bazhang> !flash | michaelmoss986
[06:39] <subthalamus> (access ext4 from winders)
[06:40] <bazhang> subthalamus, isnt that a windows issue?
[06:41] <subthalamus> bazhang: I'll see if there is a windows channel, but they probably won't know diddly
[06:41] <bazhang> subthalamus, there is, and they know a LOT
[06:41] <bazhang> ##windows subthalamus
[06:43] <subthalamus> bazhang: yea, I got it thanks
[06:43] <mydoghasworms> bazhang: No, this is for a different issue: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unity/+bug/1177669
[06:43] <tabsterleir> Hey guys, can I ask a semi-complicated security question?
[06:43] <subthalamus> bazhang: ~500, no activity
[06:43] <subthalamus> *users
[06:44] <bazhang> subthalamus, it takes more than 30 seconds to get an answer.
[06:44] <bazhang> mydoghasworms, perhaps #vbox has a bug tracker to check as well
[06:45] <mydoghasworms> bazhang: Thanks, I will check it out.
[06:45] <Guest47769> android
[06:45] <mydoghasworms> bazhang: Thanks, I will check it out. Although I do suspect the problem is with Unity, not VirtualBox.
[06:45] <silidan> is there a good tutorial to get openvpn client working for nonprivileged users on ubuntu 12.04?
[06:45] <Guest47769> android unit
[06:46] <bazhang> Guest47769, yes.  #ubuntu-touch         https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch
[06:46] <tabsterleir> So to get one of my Wine apps to run i've had to disable (enable?) ptrace Protection. I've done a bit of reading and it says its risky to have it set like that. I'm using my Linux book for fairly simple stuff, am I at much of a risk? How open am I leaving myself?
[06:46] <Saberu> can i run ubuntu on an openvz container inside centos?
[06:46] <bazhang> Guest47769, stop repeating. read the links. be patient in that channel
[06:46] <Guest47769> can you say the link to android in IRC
[06:46] <bazhang> tabsterleir, the particular apps support is in #winehq
[06:47] <tabsterleir> Alright, thanks
[06:47] <bazhang> !alis | Guest47769 have a search
[06:53] <Joanet> hi all. Does anyone know how to set full screen in remmina file?
[06:54] <xro> Hi, is there an empathy channel or someone who can use empathy with IRC?
[06:55] <bazhang> xro, probably not a channel, whats the issue
[06:57] <xro> bazhang, i cannot login into freenode with empathy...
[06:57] <xro> so, are you able to?
[06:57] <bazhang> xro, can you use empathy to connect to any IRC network at all?
[06:58] <Micahmic> can anyone access the following thread: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1117283
[06:59] <Micahmic> For me, it returns a forbidden error.
[06:59] <bazhang> !info account-plugin-irc | xro install this
[06:59] <xro> bazhang, yes with a free nickname.... but not with a registred
[07:00] <xro> bazhang, i did
[07:00] <tabsterleir> Micahmic: Same
[07:00] <bazhang> xro, so set up a nick with it
[07:00] <hacktus0> Micahmic , what is your problem
[07:00] <Micahmic> Okay. I wasn't quite sure if it was an account issue or not tabsterleir. Thanks :)
[07:00] <wilee-nilee> Micahmic, YOU either have to be logged in or it is closed.
[07:01] <Micahmic> hacktus0: this thread is broken: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1117283
[07:01] <Micahmic> wilee-nilee: I am logged in
[07:01] <xro> bazhang, it is working for you?
[07:01] <wilee-nilee> threads get locked
[07:02] <keneda> teest
[07:02] <keneda> am i in ?
[07:02] <keneda> the channel
[07:03] <bazhang> !test | keneda
[07:03] <hacktus0> Micahmic , what time ago are you register
[07:03] <hacktus0> ?
[07:03] <Micahmic> Today. Does the thread load for you?
[07:05] <hacktus0> Micahmic , do you can go in url ?
[07:05] <Micahmic> hacktus0, it gives me a permission denied error.
[07:06] <Micahmic> Does it work for you hacktus0?
[07:06] <hacktus0> Micahmic , but i don't have login
[07:06] <Joanet> Hi all. Does anyone know how to set full screen in remmina connection file, not using prefs?
[07:09] <D3sign> newbie here, should be an easy answer for you guys (tried a bit of google, but without much success) - got a mac laptop and want to create a bootable usb for a laptop running windows. I can only find mac for mac, pc for pc? anyone know of a wall through?
[07:09] <D3sign> walk*
[07:12] <hacktus0> D3sign , do you  want install ubuntu on UR pc
[07:12] <hacktus0> ?
[07:13] <D3sign> hacktus0, yepp
[07:13] <hacktus0> OK on USB or DWD
[07:13] <hacktus0> or CD
[07:13] <D3sign> it's an old old pc.. but thought id make it into just a media player - it doesnt have wifi/lan so have to go via my mac
[07:13] <D3sign> usb
[07:15] <Axlin> D3sign: http://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop/create-a-usb-stick-on-mac-osx
[07:16] <D3sign> @ Axlin already checked but isnt that for mac to mac..?
[07:17] <psypher246> hello all. I need some help please. I JUST instaled raring and selected the nvidia-313 drivers and now uity is broken completely. I can't remove the driver either with apt-get just giving errors. really don't want to have to reinstal and honetsly I shouldn't have to these days. ow can I forcefully remove a broken package completely if apt won;t let me??
[07:18] <Axlin> D3sign: Should work either way. If not, you can try a tool called UNetbootin, but I don't see why the above wouldn't work.
[07:18] <tizbac> psypher246, try to find out why it does not work, surely it's because you have got wrong libs installed
[07:18] <tizbac> you could try launching Xorg without any desktop environment and run glxgears
[07:19] <psypher246> all I did was use the software centre to instal nvidia 313
[07:19] <psypher246> I found that the newer kernels don;t like that driver
[07:19] <psypher246> so trying to remove it and I just get errors tat driver cannot be removed
[07:20] <D3sign> Axlin: ok ill give it a shot - many thanks. Thought there would be an issue with the file formating if i did it on a mac for a windows computer..
[07:20] <psypher246> errors were encountered while processing nvidia-313-updates subv process /usr/bin/dpkg returned error code (1)
[07:20] <tizbac> psypher246, you can overwrite it with the .run fron nvidia.com , but it is not recomended
[07:20] <psypher246> yeah i dont want that driver, I just want to remove this one
[07:21] <psypher246> so no-one knows how to foirefully remove a broken packeg with apt?
[07:24] <psypher246> so my only choice is to reinstall???
[07:27] <psypher246> is there anyone who can please help me forcefully remove a faulty nvidia drivers which apt will NOT remove
[07:27] <psypher246> "
[07:32] <bazhang> psypher246, pastebin the exact error
[07:33] <bazhang> psypher246, you are dpkg -r filedriver.deb?
[07:37] <__doc__> I'd like to prevent usbhid from attaching to a given usb device per udev's rules.d, but the usual (ignore option, or pipe to detatch script) don't work. Any idea?
[07:38] <giuaa> sorry...
[07:39] <bazhang> __doc__, which device
[07:39] <__doc__> bazhang: oculus rift
[07:39] <SR71X> Good day , i have 2 questions. 1) if i want to install Ubuntu 12.10 beside another Linux OS will overwrite the swap files and the other Linux OS wont work ? 2) how to remove the Ubuntu from HDD if it wad installed next to another OS " windows, mac or Linux"?
[07:40] <bazhang> SR71X, delete the partition, its gone
[07:41] <hacktus0> SR71X, for uninstall OS from ubuntu you can use GParted
[07:42] <SR71X> I did that bazhang and the system wont boot
[07:42] <bazhang> SR71X, so fix grub
[07:42] <bazhang> SR71X, whats the other OS
[07:43] <__doc__> bazhang: I remember the rules.d stuff working before, but since 11 or so ubuntu seems to immediately reattach usbhid when its detatched and no other driver is attached. That makes userland drivers kind of difficult.
[07:44] <hacktus0> SR71X, but if for uninstall ubuntu you must do like this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowToRemoveWindows ....
[07:44] <__doc__> bazhang: google chrome has its own userland usb device driver that can be scripted with JS :)
[07:45] <bazhang> __doc__, thats good to know; I have no clue about oculus rift, though; apologies
[07:46] <psypher246> bazhang: sorry I didn't see you response till now, I just said stuffit and reinstaled, pretty annoyed at it but I dn't have time to mess around. whihc is the best nvidia driver to instal now which will not break my system?
[07:47] <bazhang> psypher246, nvidia-current seems to be it
[07:47] <psypher246> in the list of software centrere whihc is that?
[07:49] <bazhang> !info nvidia-current
[07:49] <bazhang> sudo apt-get install nvidia-current    <--------- psypher246
[07:50] <DarsVaeda> I want to add user foo to www-data, so I did "sudo usermod -a -G foo www-data" but was that the right way round?
[07:50] <DarsVaeda> cause when I do groups foo, it is not it, but with groups www-data it is
[07:51] <psypher246> thanks but I need to know how to do it via the gui, stupid yes I know, but it's a pain point with me ubuntu is supposed ot be simple. there is a gi tool for it, if that tol does not work properly I will log a byug, so i would like to know whihc one in that list is the corect one to instal which is curent
[07:52] <bazhang> psypher246, use the search function in software centre then
[07:52] <bazhang> psypher246, start with 'nvidia'
[07:52] <bazhang> psypher246, its gui, not 'gi'
[07:53] <psypher246> yes sorry typo
[07:53] <psypher246> yoiu not getting what i mean
[07:53] <psypher246> jockey
[07:53] <psypher246> used to be the tool
[07:53] <psypher246> now it's in the osftware center
[07:53] <psypher246> under additional dirvers
[07:53] <psypher246> with mulitple nvidia drivers listed
[07:54] <psypher246> i activated 313 and it broek unity
[07:54] <bazhang> !info jockey-gtk | psypher246
[07:54] <bazhang> psypher246, use jockey-gtk if you want then
[07:55] <Ben64> i dunno, i find it easier to type a line into a terminal than clicking a bunch of stuff
[07:55] <bazhang> well its what he wanted, so why not
[07:55] <Ben64> well jockey seems to break often
[07:55] <bazhang> as does sft ctr
[07:56] <bazhang> psypher246, got it installed?
[07:56] <psypher246> ben6 I know it's easier, but explaning it to users is not, and why should they have to all this work gone into designing a gui tol to instal the toper driver, if it doesn;t work I log a bug
[07:57] <psypher246> bazhang: right now I still can't get the damn desktop to come back cos I used the same home folder and something is still broken
[07:57] <psypher246> WHYYY does unity --reset no onger work????
[07:57] <bazhang> psypher246, thats getting a bit far from ubuntu support, more of a -offtopic discussion
[07:57] <bazhang> psypher246, you got unity-tweak-tool installed?
[07:58] <psypher246> i have no desktop right now, just a background
[07:58] <psypher246> this is right after reinstal
[07:58] <bazhang> psypher246, watch the language please
[07:58] <psypher246> bazhang: language ? i didnt swea
[07:59] <nilu> m
[07:59] <nilu> d\
[07:59] <bazhang> psypher246, so get into recovery mode, or install another shell and work from there
[07:59] <nilu> hi
[07:59] <Ben64> unity seems to have that problem often, the blank screen. i still haven't seen a good solution for it
[08:00] <bazhang> I opted to drop to shell , then install unity-2d-launcher then get unity 2d going
[08:00] <sjihs> Hi all, the ddebs repo has only linux-image-3.2.0-23-generic-pae-dbgsym. trying to install linux-image-3.2.0-37-generic-pae-dbgsym fails.
[08:00] <bazhang> sjihs, whats the "ddebs" repo
[08:01] <Ben64> bazhang: unity 2d exists in 13.04?
[08:01] <sjihs> bazhang: its the repo that contains the package debug information
[08:01] <sjihs> bazhang: http://sourceware.org/systemtap/wiki/SystemtapOnUbuntu
[08:01] <psypher246> yeah I am asking th same thing
[08:01] <bazhang> !info unity-2d
[08:01] <bazhang> Ben64, ^
[08:02] <raver> hi.. can anyone help me figure out how to use mkisofs/genisoimage to write an iso file that actually preserves the filenames ?
[08:02] <Ben64> oh cool, i just opted for ubuntugnome instead...
[08:02] <bazhang> gnome-shell, yeah
[08:02] <Ben64> raver: what do you mean exactly?
[08:02] <bazhang> raver, help with the systax?
[08:03] <bazhang> raver, ie what the manpage says?
[08:03] <raver> all folders/file names get covnerted to uppercase, or fully lowercase
[08:03] <raver> trouble is most files are camelcased
[08:03] <Ben64> well iso9660 doesn't support as much as ext2/3/4
[08:03] <raver> my latest version is: sudo mkisofs -o V16.iso  -R -J -v -T . , but everything is uppercased
[08:04] <raver> yes, so I put the -R and -J as recommended by my googling :)
[08:04] <psypher246> ok got unity back now wit the reset commands
[08:04] <psypher246> so software centre has 5 dfferent drivers
[08:04] <psypher246> which one is nivida current?
[08:04] <raver> -l -allow-lowercase makes everything lowercase :/
[08:04] <bazhang> http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/raring/man1/genisoimage.1.html   raver this one?
[08:05] <raver> yes
[08:05] <psypher246> 310, 304, 313?
[08:05] <bazhang> !info nvidia-current | psypher246
[08:05] <psypher246> thx
[08:06] <Ben64> if you plan on doing gaming, you should do 310+
[08:06] <psypher246> ah ok
[08:06] <Crazy> Need help with modifying a boot flash drive
[08:06] <psypher246> is that the new one after stam was released
[08:06] <Ben64> yeah
[08:06] <psypher246> steam*
[08:06] <psypher246> ok will try next, i just cliekc 304
[08:08] <Crazy> can any one here help me with adding to a boot disk
[08:08] <psypher246> thnaks guys gotta go. sorry but this stuff IRKS me to no end. Why that driver is an option even I don;t know. raring is so slick, it's finaly coming together but when  i struggle with sily stuff ike this it drives me mad. not enough testing being done
[08:08] <bazhang> psypher246, so file some bugs.
[08:08] <Ben64> psypher246: theres always LTS versions for more stability
[08:08] <bazhang> psypher246, ranting here will change Nothing
[08:09] <bazhang> Crazy, adding what
[08:09] <Crazy> Can anyone help me?
[08:09] <Crazy> java and
[08:10] <Crazy> grafics
[08:10] <bazhang> Crazy, this is a persistent usb?
[08:10] <raver> ah fucking hell.... the iso was alright, isoinfo was displaying it poorly
[08:10] <raver> thanks guys :)
[08:10] <bono>  Ben64 try 12.04 LTS with a thinkpad W500 (ATI graphics) --> bang .. one has to work hard to get around the ATI driver politics ...
[08:10] <bazhang> raver, no cursing please
[08:10] <raver> yes sorry
[08:11] <Ben64> bono: i haven't used ati since the radeon 9000 :)
[08:11] <Crazy> i dont know
[08:11] <bazhang> Crazy, persistent means its changes will be saved
[08:12] <Crazy> im going to install 10.04 64 bit on a few computers wheres theres no internet and there all the same
[08:12] <bazhang> Crazy, thats not the one to choose, thats end of life in a day or so
[08:13] <bazhang> !12.04 | Crazy
[08:13] <Crazy> what there going to be doing they need 10.04 cus the programs dont work right in new distrow
[08:13] <iVito> WinXP end of life was 10 years ago but ppl still using it
[08:14] <xro> morning
[08:14] <Ben64> Support for Windows XP is ending on April 8, 2014
[08:14] <bazhang> Crazy, well they will be vulnerable, and zero support from here or elsewhere
[08:14] <Crazy> 12 just crashes hard and will ruin the graphics cards
[08:14] <Ben64> 12.04 will not ruin cards
[08:14] <bazhang> !java | Crazy
[08:14] <Crazy> ther off line so no risk of haking
[08:15] <bazhang> !ati | Crazy
[08:15] <Crazy> there no internet were im installing
[08:15] <bazhang> Crazy, there's the info. goodlcuk
[08:16] <Crazy> i need this on the flash drive
[08:16] <psypher246> bazhang: I don't find LTS more stable at all, in fact unity is extremely unstable on LTS. And I do file many bugs. anyway thanks aagain
[08:16] <bazhang> Crazy, so install it
[08:17] <Crazy> the graphics has to be in the boot disk or it will crash and i dont have time cus im leaving in 5 hours
[08:17] <Crazy> the last one i lost that was made for me
[08:19] <Crazy> never mind im leaving in 3 hours to a big ass county with no internet support minus phones
[08:20] <bazhang> !ot | Crazy
[08:25] <zamba> how do i figure out which local process is initiating an outgoing tcp session?
[08:25] <zamba> i see it when doing netstat -an | grep ESTABLISHED
[08:26] <zamba> so i know which local port it's using.. but i need to figure out which pid this is
[08:26] <zamba> ah, got it
[08:26] <jrib> zamba: lsof can do that
[08:30] <zamba> netstat -anp could also :)
[08:32] <ANub> anyone knows why I cant make ubuntuforums.org thread as solved.....?
[08:35] <bittyx-work> hi all, i'm having trouble installing some software with apt-get! i'm installing php5.4 from ppa:ondrej/php5, and it installs just fine (i've ran "sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ondrej/php5" and "sudo apt-get update"), but when i try "sudo apt-get install php-imagick", it says "Unable to locate package php-imagick", even though it's listed here: https://launchpad.net/~ondrej/+archive/php5?field.series_f
[08:35] <bittyx-work> ilter=precise (i'm using precise, so that shouldn't be the problem). am i doing something wrong?
[08:36] <bittyx-work> here's the link again, since it got cut off: https://launchpad.net/~ondrej/+archive/php5?field.series_filter=precise
[08:36] <bittyx-work> note that php5.4.14 installed correctly, so it means that the ppa should be working...
[08:37] <histo> jrib: How would you use lsof to determine that?
[08:39] <minus_> hello, I have a lot of problems with 13.04 and python. When I try to upgrade something I get a lot of dpkg errors, that are saying that python3 is not configured yet, and a bunch of another errors
[08:41] <histo> !ppa | bittyx-work
[08:42] <bittyx-work> histo: please re-read my question. i know what a PPA is. i'm trying to install some software from a PPA, but apt-get install says it's unable to locate the package. i've already added the PPA (add-apt-repository ...), updated (apt-get update), and installed another package from that PPA (namely, php5, which is the latest php5.4.14 version) - so the PPA is correctly setup and working
[08:42] <bittyx-work> however, the PPA lists php-imagick among the packages, but i can't install it
[08:43] <lip> salut à tous j'aurais une petite question technique pour les jeux sur la 12.04
[08:43] <bittyx-work> i'm probably doing something wrong, but not sure what
[08:43] <bazhang> bittyx-work, link to the ppa please
[08:43] <bittyx-work> https://launchpad.net/~ondrej/+archive/php5?field.series_filter=precise
[08:43] <somsip> !fr | lip
[08:43] <bazhang> lip, enlgish here please #ubuntu-fr for french
[08:43] <bittyx-work> i've done "sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ondrej/php5" and "sudo apt-get update", after which "sudo apt-get install php5" works (and indeed installs the php5.4.14 version from that PPA)
[08:43] <lip> all right
[08:44] <bittyx-work> but "sudo apt-get install php-imagick" says "Unable to locate package php-imagick"
[08:44] <histo> bittyx-work: please realize that ppa's aren't supported here.
[08:44] <lip> I can't launch any more games on my 12.04 install, any help would be much appreciated
[08:44] <minus_> hello, I have a lot of problems with 13.04 and python. When I try to upgrade something I get a lot of dpkg errors, that are saying that python3 is not configured yet, and a bunch of another errors
[08:44] <histo> !repeat | minus_
[08:45] <bazhang> bittyx-work, try and tab complete it? apt-cache search term for it?
[08:45] <bittyx-work> histo: yeah, that makes sense; i was wondering though whether i'm doing something wrong, or is there a problem with the PPA itself? i mean, since the PPA lists php-imagick among its packages, am i correct in expecting "sudo apt-get install php-imagick" to work?
[08:45] <maksim> Hello
[08:45] <lip> hi
[08:45] <histo> bittyx-work: Is there a reason you are using the ppa in the first place?
[08:46] <maksim> when I am a root user, is there a difference between running "command" directly and running "sudo command" ?
[08:46] <bittyx-work> histo: yes, because that PPA contains the latest php5.4 build (this is a very popular PPA)
[08:46] <histo> bittyx-work: try installing php5-imagick
[08:46] <wilee-nilee> bittyx-work, What is the ubuntu install, there is only lucid and precise php-imagick in that ppa
[08:46] <bittyx-work> bazhang: when i do "sudo apt-get install php5" and hit TAB a couple of times, i have "php5-imagick" listed
[08:47] <bittyx-work> ohhh
[08:47] <histo> bittyx-work: what is the output of /etc/issue
[08:47] <bittyx-work> it's php5-imagick and not php-imagick... it works now
[08:47] <histo> bittyx-work: cat /etc/issue
[08:47] <bittyx-work> but the https://launchpad.net/~ondrej/+archive/php5?field.series_filter=precise page lists php-imagick as the package name, not php5-imagick -.-
[08:47] <bittyx-work> bazhang: thanks, your tip helped
[08:48] <bittyx-work> histo: yeah, just noticed you said the same thing, thanks!
[08:48] <minus_> please, help me
[08:48] <bittyx-work> just for reference; is it a mistake on the PPA maintainer's part that the page i've linked lists "php-imagick" as the package name, and not "php5-imagick"?
[08:51] <bazhang> bittyx-work, perhaps contact them with that, nice spot
[08:51] <bazhang> minus with what
[08:52] <bittyx-work> bazhang: thanks.
[08:52] <bazhang> minus_, did you give us a pastebin of the exact errors yet? or just repeat from earlier
[08:53] <minus_> okay, I try to post them on pastebin, maybe with lynx because there is no firefox installed here
[08:55] <ra-fi> hi i try to connect vpn server using pptp,when i start the connection it shows http://pastebin.ca/2376332 can you tell me what is that issues
[08:57] <histo> minus_: can you install pastebinit and redirect the output to that to paste
[08:57] <minus_> bazhang, here is the paste tny.cz/dcb6a9
[08:58] <minus_> histo, I tried it with lynx, hopefully it's ok
[08:58] <histo> minus_: bad link
[09:01] <minus_> This is bad, histo, I redirected it to stdout, maybe you can read it
[09:07] <histo> minus_: run whatever command | pastebinit
[09:07] <minus_> histo, I can't install anything :D
[09:07] <minus_> is it ok when I send you the file
[09:08] <histo> minus_: I'm not accepting any file from you
[09:08] <minus_> histo, it's just a text file
[09:08] <histo> minus_: That's nice still not accepting it. Post it to the web.
[09:08] <minus_> I redirected the errors to stdout
[09:09] <histo> minus_: paste.ubuntu.com
[09:09] <minus_> histo, I will try it with lynx
[09:11] <hacktus0__> when i want shutdown my ubuntu 13.04 then it write : kernel      [failled]. And I must shutdown manualy (I push button for shutdown during 5 sec)
[09:11] <hacktus0__> plz
[09:12] <bazhang> hacktus0__, a shutdown script?
[09:12] <histo> hacktus0__: is there a question there?
[09:13] <hacktus0__> http://paste.ubuntu.com/5644119/
[09:13] <mooler> I upgraded to Quantal on a Pentium M machine, still using the kernel from Precise. Is there any way to get that kernel updated through package management? Or will I have to always download and install it manually?
[09:13] <jrib> mooler: umm, how did you upgrade exactly?
[09:13] <bazhang> mooler, you pinned a kernel from an earlier release?
[09:14] <hacktus0__> bazhang histo look here http://paste.ubuntu.com/5644119/
[09:14] <mooler> bazhang: that is the kernel which remained during upgrade
[09:15] <FloodBot1> !netsplit
[09:15] <FloodBot3> !netsplit
[09:15] <Pastulio> Hey everybody, is the an irc channel where I can get some help with Ubuntu problems?
[09:15] <minus_> http://paste.ubuntu.com/5644122/
[09:15] <minus_> i finally managed it
[09:15] <somsip> !ask | Pastulio
[09:15] <Pastulio> Thanks, haha
[09:17] <Pastulio> I have a problem with my Ubuntu 13.04 install. I have installed the OS when my laptop (Lenovo T520) was inserted into a docking station. Now the internal NIC won't work, only the nic in the docking station. I had found a topic on google concerning a DELL laptop, but I don't have any propretary drivers installed (it's an intel chip)
[09:18] <Pastulio> I think I need to completely uninstall the Ethernet driver, but I don't know how as it is not installed via the hardware drivers menu
[09:25] <Pastulio> I have installed my Lenovo laptop while it was plugged into a docking station. Now the internal NIC of my laptop isn't working. There are no proprietary drivers in use. Doesn anybody know how I can completely reïnstall networking on ubuntu 13.04? Thanks in advance :)
[09:26] <hacktus0__> Pastulio , U can buy Usb internet
[09:26] <usr13> Pastulio: That's interesting.  Did you reboot?
[09:27] <usr13> Pastulio: In other words, have you rebooted after unplugging from the docking station?
[09:27] <Pastulio> usr13: I have tried rebooting when not docked, it won't work. The nic is only working when the device is in the Lenovo docking station (it's not a USB dock). Furthermore, when I restart the networking service now, the GUI freezes completely
[09:28] <usr13> Pastulio: What does ifconfig show?
[09:28] <Pastulio> usr13: I've read that when installing ubuntu when docked, the driver makes wrong assumptions and this causes the problem, I don't know how to solv ethe problem however
[09:28] <minus_> Nobody, that has a clue what is wrong
[09:29] <Pastulio> usr13: it shows the interface, with the same mac address. The docking has a Ethernet port replicator (maintaining the same MAC and other settings when docked)
[09:29] <hacktus0__> Pastulio , or you can rebout UR the internal NIC
[09:29] <Pastulio> hacktus0__: How would I do this?
[09:30] <hacktus0__> Pastulio ,with : airmon-ng stop wlan0
[09:30] <hacktus0__> Pastulio ,with : airmon-ng start wlan0
[09:30] <hacktus0__> Pastulio ,with : airmon-ng stop mon0
[09:30] <hacktus0__> Pastulio ,with : airmon-ng start mon0
[09:30] <Pastulio> hacktus0__: Just to clarify, this is an ethernet port, not wifi
[09:30] <Pastulio> It's an onboard Intel Ethernet
[09:30] <Pastulio> So it uses an open kenel driver (I assume)
[09:31] <usr13> Pastulio: And the ethernet port won't work now?
[09:31] <hacktus0__> Pastulio ,with : airmon-ng stop eth0
[09:31] <hacktus0__> Pastulio ,with : airmon-ng start eth0
[09:31] <Pastulio> usr13: nope, but as soon as I mount the device into the dock and connect it to the ethernet port in the dock it is working
[09:31] <hacktus0__> Pastulio ,eth0 is ethernet
[09:31] <hacktus0__> I think
[09:32] <Pastulio> correct, hacktus0__, but I doubt this will work. it appears to be a driver issue
[09:32] <meteo> hi there, guys
[09:32] <usr13> Pastulio: I don't think it's a driver issue.
[09:33] <hacktus0__> Pastulio ,you can test maybe it's good
[09:33] <hacktus0__> ?
[09:33] <usr13> Pastulio: Did you try the "Additional Drivers" thing?
[09:34] <hacktus0__> Pastulio , what is UR computer
[09:34] <hacktus0__> ?
[09:34] <usr13> Pastulio: I agree for sure that you should have done the install without it plugged into the docking station, but it should be that hard to fix what you have now.
[09:35] <Pastulio> Strange... it started working on itself and I did not change anything
[09:35] <Pastulio> I did run "modprobe -r e1000e && modprobe e1000e" before I did a reboot
[09:35] <Pastulio> I'm very confused.
[09:35] <Pastulio> I'm going to try and reboot the machine to see if I can reproduce it
[09:35] <Pastulio> hacktus0__: Lenovo T520
[09:35] <Pastulio> usr13: Strange... when I plugin power to the laptop, the nic works
[09:35] <usr13> Pastulio: Ok, reboot and see.
[09:36] <usr13> That's interesting.
[09:36] <Pastulio> usr13: I just unplugged the power and the ethernet port stops working
[09:36] <usr13> tail -f /var/log/syslog    #And watch while you plug and unplug power
[09:37] <minus_> you are a bunch of faggots, who don't help anyone
[09:37] <usr13> I really don't know why the power cord would effec the ethernet port.  That's pretty strange.
[09:38] <hacktus0__> minus_ , what is UR problem
[09:38] <hacktus0__> ?
[09:41] <Pastulio> usr13: http://pastebin.com/HdKedp0L
[09:41] <Pastulio> usr13: strange thing is, networking keeps working when I am already connected and plug out the power cable
[09:41] <Pastulio> but when the power cable is plugged out and I open network manager, no wired connection is shown
[09:43] <l4rs> hola
[09:44] <l4rs> wers my dns entry?
[09:44] <chenqsui> how to download gnome3 on windows
[09:45] <usr13> Pastulio: What did you install?  32bit or 64bit?
[09:45] <l4rs> tried lukin under /etc/host
[09:45] <Pastulio> usr13: 64
[09:45] <l4rs> nothn in there , jst  a line nameserver <IP_ADDRESS>
[09:46] <usr13> Pastulio: fully updated?
[09:46] <Pastulio> Yup
[09:46] <usr13> reading  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/990938
[09:46] <Pastulio> I haven't tried my NIC untill today, so I just found out this was happening
[09:48] <usr13> ... but I dono if it is relevant.  It caught my attention because of the "unknown possible thermal alarm or keyboard event received" error.
[09:50] <Pastulio> I'll take a look at it, thanks )
[09:50] <Pastulio> :)
[09:50] <l4rs> wer can i find dns entry? my /etc/hosts has jst nameserver localhost
[09:51] <Pastulio> usr13: I'm currently at work as a sysadmin and don't really have much time to look at it. Do you know of a quick fix to reinstall the built in network card driver?
[09:52] <usr13> Pastulio: "The Lenovo Thinkpad T520 laptop has been awarded the status of Certified for Ubuntu." from:  http://www.ubuntu.com/certification/hardware/201102-7229/
[09:52] <somsip> l4rs: dig www.google.com will show what server is used to resolve the name
[09:53] <usr13> Pastulio: Probably reinstall will do it, but I dono.  Not sure why it would be that big of a problem ....
[09:53] <usr13> Interesting situation...
[09:53] <usr13> Pastulio: You might switch to LTS
[09:54] <l4rs> somsip: u wnna see its o/p?
[09:54] <usr13> Maybe even 32bit LTS
[09:54] <Pastulio> usr13: I like ubuntu 13.04, it's fast and suits my needs.
[09:54] <usr13> Pastulio: I think that's what I'd do.  23bit LTS
[09:54] <Pastulio> usr13: this machine is not that critical
[09:55] <usr13> Pastulio: Well, if you're like me, you just want it to work.  I don't want to mess around with my laptop, I just want it to work when I turn it on.
[09:56] <Pastulio> usr13: So far it has worked just fine for everything. I'm comming from ArchLinux, so this for me is a pretty good "out of the box experience"
[09:56] <Pastulio> usr13: This is the topic I ran into regarding the driver issues
[09:56] <Pastulio> http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Why_is_the_internal_network_card_disabled_when_DELL_latitude_D830_is_undocked
[09:57] <l4rs> somsip: it say localhost
[09:57] <Pastulio> usr13: the only problem I have in trying this is that there is no driver listed in my hardware tab because it's an Intel chip, and I understand these are built into the kernel?
[09:58] <l4rs> i aint runnin no dns
[09:58] <usr13> Pastulio: Did you see any difference in the output of   ifconfig  when power cord is unplugged?
[09:59] <usr13> Pastulio: Yea, the intel vidoe is in the kernel I think, but you'll still see it in the output of lsmod
[09:59] <l4rs> musta been <IP_ADDRESS> wich i used in a dialog, jst wanna see if its using riht stuff
[10:01] <Pastulio> usr13: the ifconfig info remains completely the same
[10:01] <SunDancer> hello, after upgrading to 13.04 every time I start a VM with the VMware Player all networking stops working once the VM is booted. And only a restart get's everything working again
[10:01] <usr13> Pastulio: I would be interested to see if there is a difference in the output of lspci when plugged into the docking station.
[10:02] <usr13> Pastulio: I don't use a docking station, so I'm not an authority on problems like this.
[10:02] <l4rs> why noone wanna reply my qury
[10:03] <usr13> SunDancer: All networking?  Or just on the VM?
[10:03] <l4rs> i been fiddin for hours now to get ths in shape
[10:05] <usr13> SunDancer: You might see if toggleing on or off bridged option will fix it.
[10:05] <usr13> SunDancer: (I can't remember what the alternative to "bridged" is, but....)
[10:06] <Pastulio> usr13: I understand, and that make me appreciate your help even more
[10:06] <Pastulio> usr13: here is the output of lspci
[10:06] <Pastulio> http://pastebin.com/9zEGZZcU
[10:07] <l4rs> chck my dig www.google.com o/p , wanna knw my dns http://pastebin.com/vSXCzn9F
[10:08] <SunDancer> usr13 all networking. and I allready tried changing networkoptions
[10:09] <usr13> I see that IRQ goes back and forth between 20 and 40
[10:09] <usr13> Pastulio: I guess that's what's doing it.
[10:09] <usr13> Pastulio: That's the only difference I see.
[10:10] <Pastulio> Any Idea how to solve this?
[10:10] <Pastulio> also some flags are missing
[10:10] <Pastulio> when not plugged in
[10:10] <l4rs> usr13: u checked my page?
[10:10] <Pastulio> busmaster and latency
[10:11] <usr13> Pastulio: but it says:  "Capabilities: <access denied>"  Was it working at any time during those tests?
[10:11] <Pastulio> usr13: didn't have the cable plugged in, and I ran lspci as a normal user. I can log in as sudo and run it again if you think that might help things
[10:11] <usr13> Pastulio: Oh, yea, I see.
[10:12] <usr13> Well, I see the differences, not sure exactly what to make of it.
[10:12] <Pastulio> should I post this somewhere?
[10:13] <usr13> Pastulio: May just need to restart the network each time.
[10:13] <tux-is-alive> What about ubuntu phone r there some releases
[10:13] <usr13> Pastulio: You know,  service networking restart   ?
[10:13] <Pastulio> usr13: yes, I have tried it. caused my entire system to freeze
[10:14] <Pastulio> usr13: will try it again now, but I might reconnect
[10:14] <l4rs> noone here wanna tke a new case. i ask for my query. but all wanna talk bout same old ppl
[10:14] <usr13> Pastulio: Really.... that's interesting.
[10:14] <l4rs> nvm i find on my own
[10:17] <alinmear> J
[10:17] <usr13> Pastulio: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-intel/+bug/1005349   (I don't know if it is relevant at all but....)
[10:19] <usr13> (I'll be away from terminal for a while....)
[10:20] <Wei_> hello
[10:23] <gry> Wei_: hi
[10:23] <chenqsui> lol
[10:25] <pr0n> hello can anyone help me make a kernel module which automatically says hello on start up
[10:26] <pr0n> tell me the things i shall require to learn to build this up.. i am a noob
[10:28] <chenqsui> i am a rookie
[10:32] <WeThePeople> headphones not working in 12.04.2 x64, im on a asus laptop. any ideas
[10:35] <Excryption> Hello everyone
[10:36] <Excryption> I installed 13.04 (fresh install) on my Dell laptop which has Intel HD4000 and AMD Radeon HD 7730M. I'm currently using the iGPU. Whenever I reboot, it takes about 2 minutes. Sometimes it hangs on the Ubuntu screen and I have to cold boot. Any ideas please?
[10:38] <BoredomKills> Excryption: while you're booting, try pressing IIRC ctrl+alt+F7
[10:38] <JustSighDudes> What's the story with the nginx vulnerability? How do I know if the version ubuntu has is vulnerable?
[10:38] <BoredomKills> Excryption: it should show you the verbose boot up which will allow you see what might be causing that crash
[10:38] <BoredomKills> JustSighDudes: Check the version and compare with the version that is vulnerable
[10:39] <Excryption> CTRL-ALT-F7, got it. Will do thank you
[10:39] <BoredomKills> JustSighDudes: If you're concerned, the best way is to just get the source from the official website and compile it yourself
[10:39] <Excryption> When once the verbose boot is up, what do I do please?
[10:39] <BoredomKills> JustSighDudes: that will ensure that you have the latest version without the said vulnerability
[10:39] <BoredomKills> Excryption: ermmm, take note of the last line that is causing your system to wait.
[10:40] <Excryption> Will do. I'll be right back, thank you very much. :-)
[10:40] <BoredomKills> Excryption: There are some process that might be causing crashes or errors that is causing your boot to be slower than usual. Once we find out what that is, we can try to eliminate it
[10:40] <BoredomKills> oops, he's gone...
[10:42] <lkthomas> hey guys, on one of the ppa, raring release is missing, can I use another dist to install on raring ?
[10:43] <BoredomKills> lkthomas: I wouldn't reccomend that
[10:43] <k1l_> lkthomas: ask the maintainer from that PPA to make a raring .deb
[10:44] <BoredomKills> lkthomas: or just get the source and compile it yourself
[10:44] <lkthomas> https://launchpad.net/~semiosis/+archive/ubuntu-glusterfs-3.3
[10:44] <lkthomas> where is the source ?!
[10:44] <lkthomas> http://ppa.launchpad.net/semiosis/ubuntu-glusterfs-3.3/ubuntu/pool/main/g/glusterfs/
[10:45] <lkthomas> it have different patches for distro specific deb
[10:45] <BoredomKills> lkthomas: https://code.launchpad.net/~semiosis/ubuntu/precise/glusterfs/fix-for-876648
[10:45] <silidan> hi, is openvpn in ubuntu 13.04 build with --enable-iproute2 ?
[10:45] <X-tonic> Hi, I am planning to buy a new system with SSD nand HDD. I plan to install ubuntu on this disk. What filesystem is recommended? an conventional ext4, btrfs or a nand based F2FS-like system to minimize read-writes?
[10:46] <BoredomKills> lkthomas: although looking at the logs, it might be better to just ask the dev to make it for raring
[10:47] <pr0n> how to install nvidia drivers on ubuntu?
[10:47] <BoredomKills> pr0n: there are two ways, one by downloading the file from nvidia, and one from the ubuntu repo
[10:48] <BoredomKills> pr0n: the one from nvidia is sometimes better whilst the one from Ubuntu is community supported and  will not break stuff when you upgrade/update
[10:49] <BoredomKills> pr0n: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/Nvidia#NVIDIA_drivers_provided_by_the_Ubuntu_repositories
[10:49] <lkthomas>  I am going to build from source then
[10:50] <BoredomKills> lkthomas: Good Luck
[10:50] <lkthomas> it's well documented :)
[10:50] <Excryption> After going into Verbose boot it says - "2.93787] unable to umerate USB device on port 3
[10:50] <BoredomKills> Excryption: do you have anything attached to your USB port?
[10:51] <Excryption> enumerate*
[10:51] <pr0n> BoredomKills: thnx
[10:51] <Excryption> My external hard drive, and laptop fan usb
[10:51] <Excryption> Also my laptop trackpad has stopped working.
[10:52] <BoredomKills> Excryption: Try booting up your computer without any of those attached and see if that does anything
[10:52] <BoredomKills> Excryption: I'm guessing that the external HDD is pretty big? That might be causing your computer to scan the HDD before booting to Ubuntu, causing the long boot time
[10:52] <ruslan_osmanov> Hi. It's silent there on #ubuntuone. So I'm asking heree. Is the tomboy notes' sync service is down? Temporarily?
[10:53] <Excryption> Okay will try that now, back in a sec
[10:53] <Excryption> It's 1TB
[10:53] <Excryption> The drive in my laptop is a solid state though. Let me reboot again
[10:55] <makara> development questions?
[10:57] <BoredomKills> Excryption: how was it?
[10:57] <Excryption> It failed
[10:57] <BoredomKills> hrmm?
[10:57] <BoredomKills> it didn't boot any faster?
[10:58] <Excryption> Hanged at a screen with lots off text
[10:58] <Excryption> I had to cold boot
[10:58] <Excryption> It went into tty1
[10:58] <BoredomKills> hrmm...?
[10:58] <BoredomKills> you did not install Ubuntu into your External HDD di you?
[10:58] <BoredomKills> did*
[10:58] <Excryption> Okay I'm back to desktop
[10:59] <mily> hej
[10:59] <Excryption> No I didn't
[10:59] <Onkeltem> Hi
[10:59] <BoredomKills> mily: hi
[10:59] <Excryption> I did choose lvm during installation
[10:59] <Excryption> Maybe that's why?
[10:59] <Onkeltem> Is there an aleternative to Dia on Linux? I would even buy a commercial software, only to not use this piece of Dia
[10:59] <BoredomKills> Excryption: lvm... remind me, what did that stand for again...?
[11:00] <Excryption> Something for easier partition
[11:00] <BoredomKills> Onkeltem: try some online alternatives?
[11:00] <Excryption> Logical volume management
[11:00] <BoredomKills> Excryption: I've never used it so I don't actually know. but I wouldn't think that that have to do with anything...
[11:00] <Excryption> Ahh okay
[11:00] <Onkeltem> BoredomKills: I need SADT/IDEF0 modeling. In past I used BPwin, and PowerDesigner's modeling tool
[11:01] <BoredomKills> Excryption: although it's weird that BOOT will fail just because you dis-connected your fan and Ext HDD...
[11:01] <Onkeltem> Now in Dia I can't even connect to activities with input/output arrow lol
[11:01] <Onkeltem> two*
[11:01] <Excryption> I disabled swap is that bad
[11:01] <BoredomKills> Onkeltem: ok... that's pro tools I'm guessing? I am way out of my line then...sorry
[11:02] <BoredomKills> Excryption: ermm... generally it is bad, unless you have a really large RAM
[11:02] <Excryption> I have 12gb
[11:02] <BoredomKills> I heard the general rule was to have Swap twice the size of your RAM...
[11:03] <Excryption> I'll enable it
[11:03] <BoredomKills> Excryption: Sorry, I really have no clue why you are having so much trouble
[11:03] <BoredomKills> Excryption: I'm not really an expert, but as your last option, if you give up, a re-install sometime helps
[11:04] <Excryption> It's not your fault, thank you for the help though :)
[11:04] <BoredomKills> Excryption: np, sorry I couldn't help you much though
[11:04] <Excryption> I installed it on my other laptop and that one won't boot at all lol
[11:05] <Excryption> It just hangs at purple screen
[11:05] <BoredomKills> Excryption: ok... that's really weird... did you format the whole HDD?
[11:05] <Excryption> Yup all of it
[11:05] <BoredomKills> well, one option is to try 12.10
[11:05] <Excryption> Yeah that worked fine for me
[11:06] <Excryption> But I really like 13.04
[11:06] <BoredomKills> yeah well.. new software is always buggy
[11:06] <BoredomKills> no matter how many tests have been done on it
[11:06] <MonkeyDust> try reporting a !bug
[11:07] <BoredomKills> Excryption: and doing what MonkeyDust says will help a lot of people
[11:07] <Excryption> Very true. I made the big jump from Windows to Ubuntu yesterday
[11:07] <Excryption> I sent a report
[11:07] <BoredomKills> I've used OSX, Windows and Ubuntu, and all of them have bugs
[11:07] <BoredomKills> esp OSX
[11:08] <Excryption> Okay enabled swap, rebooting
[11:08] <Excryption> Never tried OSX
[11:08] <BoredomKills> it's really nice if you try it on a mac.
[11:08] <Twenty-three> hi guys, i just bought a couple of USB drives (3.0) to make bootable thumb drives for bot windows 7 and ubuntu, however, it seems that windows doesn't support USB 3.0 for such application. Does this apply to ubuntu too? is there a way to find out?
[11:09] <Braden`> Hello
[11:09] <BoredomKills> Twenty-three: best way is to try it and report back ;)
[11:09] <BoredomKills> Braden`: Hi
[11:09] <Excryption> I was wondering if Ubuntu supports usb 3.0 out of the box
[11:09] <Twenty-three> boredomkills, haha
[11:09] <BoredomKills> hrmm...
[11:09] <Twenty-three> i guess i'll just do it then
[11:10] <BoredomKills> Twenty-three: make a post on reddit or something if you succeed
[11:10] <BoredomKills> Twenty-three: so people (and me) will know
[11:10] <BoredomKills> ok, I need to leave. Time to go home. Thanx guys! See ya~!
[11:10] <Braden`> I have Ubuntu 12.10.x, and I am trying to upgrade to 13; however, when I do:  do-release-upgrade, it tells me that there are no new releases; however, I have it set correctly ("normal") in /etc/update-manager/release-upgrades.  How do I fix this?
[11:10] <Excryption> Thank you
[11:10] <Excryption> Take care
[11:11] <Twenty-three> bye BoredomKills
[11:11] <BoredomKills> Braden`: although upgrading is good, if you don't have too much stuff, a clean install is always better. Just FYI
[11:11] <Twenty-three> ttyl
[11:11] <Braden`> Anyone else?
[11:11] <Excryption> Hmm I guess I will clean install again
[11:11] <Excryption> Keeps booting into tty1
[11:15] <Braden`> I have Ubuntu 12.10.x, and I am trying to upgrade to 13; however, when I do:  do-release-upgrade, it tells me that there are no new releases; however, I have it set correctly ("normal") in /etc/update-manager/release-upgrades.  How do I fix this?
[11:15] <friendoflinux> Does anyone know if the drivers for Intel GMA 3600 are good and if it will be able to support Hardware acceleration?
[11:17] <MonkeyDust> Braden`  it's do-release-upgrade
[11:18] <ruslan_osmanov> what's up with the ubuntu one notes? the service is not availabe? Will it work at all?
[11:18] <MonkeyDust> Braden`  oh, misread, you did that, apologies
[11:19] <friendoflinux> Braden`: you can also use the update manager gui and in options set to notify you for releases (not just LTS) and it will. then you can do-release-upgrade
[11:19] <Myrtti> ruslan_osmanov: the support was phased out some time ago IIRC
[11:19] <Braden`> friendoflinux:  Is there a way to do it from the command line?
[11:20] <friendoflinux> Braden`: probably, but im too lazy to look it up and GUI is safer
[11:20] <friendoflinux> Braden`: why can't you use GUI?
[11:20] <ruslan_osmanov> Myrtti, I heard they dropped support of the web interface , but syncronization worked for some time . So the syncronization won't work either?
[11:20] <MonkeyDust> Braden`  fresh install is the cleanest way - backup first
[11:21] <Braden`> friendoflinux:  No gui installed
[11:21] <Braden`> friendoflinux:  Its for my server
[11:21] <MonkeyDust> Braden`  tip: there's also #ubuntu-server
[11:21] <Myrtti> ruslan_osmanov: yup, it won't. There was an announcment for it - newer tomboys apparently have support for some alternative service
[11:22] <Braden`> Ok, I will try there as well
[11:22] <ruslan_osmanov> thanks
[11:22] <Myrtti> (I personally went for Evernote)
[11:23] <Twenty-three> hey guys, is this good enough http://www.pendrivelinux.com/universal-usb-installer-easy-as-1-2-3/ or am i better off doing it from ubuntu?
[11:23] <away> the "release notes" in the topic points to 12.10 still
[11:23] <friendoflinux> Braden`: does your last line read Prompt=normal from /etc/update-manager/release-upgrades?
[11:23] <Braden`> Yep
[11:24] <BluesKaj> Hello folks
[11:24] <Braden`> Prompt=normal
[11:25] <JustSighDudes> TheLordOfTime: ping
[11:26] <friendoflinux> Braden`: maybe try this? sudo do-release-upgrade --devel-release
[11:26] <bhavesh> Twenty-three, its good enough.
[11:26] <Twenty-three> bhavesh: thanks
[11:27] <Excryption> Third time doing a fresh install of Ubuntu
[11:28] <MonkeyDust> Excryption  did you md5 check the iso? something may be wrng with it
[11:28] <Braden`> "No new release found"
[11:28] <friendoflinux> Braden`: sudo apt-get update, sudo apt-get upgrade, sudo apt-get dist-upgrade tried this?
[11:28] <Braden`> Yep
[11:29] <Braden`> I have all the latest
[11:29] <Excryption> How do I delete all partition when installing Ubuntu please
[11:29] <Excryption> I see no option for this
[11:29] <friendoflinux> Braden`: in /etc/apt/source.list
[11:29] <doomlord> anyone know how ubuntu unity 13.04  is with nvidia GT640 - 12.04 for me gl drivers worked for apps, but not unity
[11:30] <BluesKaj> Braden`, what's your release ?
[11:30] <doomlord> (so i used gnome fallback or xfce)
[11:30] <away> Excryption, it's in the installer
[11:30] <away> "erase disk" or something similar
[11:30] <Excryption> I'm using the something else option
[11:30] <MonkeyDust> !md5 | Excryption
[11:30] <friendoflinux> Braden`: does it say anywherer "Quantal", try substituting that with Raring"
[11:31] <friendoflinux> BluesKaj: his release is 12.10
[11:32] <friendoflinux> Braden`: also what happens when: sudo update-manager -d
[11:32] <Excryption> Both laptops use Ubuntu and both are not working
[11:32] <MonkeyDust> Excryption  used the same iso on both laptops?
[11:32] <Excryption> The DVD I burned was verified
[11:32] <BluesKaj> Braden`, check if update-manager is installed, if so run , sudo update-manager -d
[11:33] <Excryption> Yeah
[11:33] <Excryption> Should I burn a new one?
[11:33] <Braden`> Well
[11:33] <Braden`> I have another issue I need to solve first
[11:33] <MonkeyDust> Excryption  md5 check it, before burning, or use a usb stick
[11:33] <Braden`> I will be right back
[11:33] <Twenty-three> if i upgrade from 12.04 to 13.03, is it adviceable to upgrade the bootable usb drive i'm creating too?
[11:34] <Excryption> Don't have a usb with me right now. Well this is a lot of trouble just to install an os
[11:37] <Twenty-three> ok, i finished creating that bootable usb drive with a USB 3.0 drive, i'll test it right now, i'll come back to tell you results in a short while
[11:37] <Twenty-three> wish me luck
[11:37] <bono> Twenty-three: gl
[11:37] <MonkeyDust> Excryption  it's not normal, that it's so much trouble
[11:38] <shape> Excryption: can you state your problem again? I just got here
[11:39] <Excryption> Well I downloaded the 13.04 I SO.  I burned it to a DVD, I installed it on my laptop, using the erase option. Then it would hang when booting or rebooting.
[11:40] <Excryption> Just like that, I have installed it on 2 laptops and both hang.
[11:41] <shape> Excryption: is this your first time installing?
[11:41] <Braden`> The do-release-upgrade --devel-release did the trick
[11:41] <Braden`> Thank you
[11:41] <shape> Braden`: nice! :)
[11:41] <Excryption> No I have used 12.10 before and everything worked
[11:41] <makara> what channel to discuss Ubuntu development?
[11:41] <bhavesh> makara, ubuntu-devel
[11:42] <shape> Excryption: does grub load? you might have forgotten to put it on the right drive.
[11:42] <makara> bhavesh, thansk
[11:42] <Excryption> Yes it does. It takes a long time though
[11:42] <shape> Excryption: so from grub, when you launch ubuntu then it hangs?
[11:43] <Excryption> Not from grub. It's a full installation so no dual boot. It just boots and hangs at the Ubuntu screen with the dot dot dot loading
[11:44] <Excryption> It takes about one minute to go to the login screen
[11:44] <shape> Excryption: so it does start up
[11:45] <shape> Excryption: it's all a matter of taking to long then
[11:45] <shape> correct?
[11:45] <Excryption> I installed it on a solid state drive
[11:45] <makara> bhavesh, am I even barking up the right tree? Isn't it more like GTK or Gnome development?
[11:45] <Twenty-three> i'm back :D
[11:46] <Excryption> Not just talking long. When I reboot it just hangs and never shuts down to restart
[11:46] <leocloud> hei,
[11:46] <Excryption> I have to cold boot it every time
[11:46] <Twenty-three> it works great, it loaded so fast that it didn't feel like it was loading from a removable drive
[11:47] <shape> Excryption: hmm yeah that's odd, did you check out the md5 on the DVD?
[11:47] <leocloud> Are there a python expert
[11:47] <makara> leocloud, #python
[11:47] <Excryption> Note yet I'm installing Windows on my other laptop
[11:47] <bhavesh> makara, well #ubuntu-app-devel is the right place to discuss ubuntu application development.
[11:48] <leocloud> who is learning python
[11:48] <Twenty-three> if anyone sees boredomkills please let him know that usb 3.0 worked great
[11:48] <Excryption> Will do
[11:48] <Excryption> There's great news
[11:48] <Excryption> That's
[11:48] <Twenty-three> thanks for your time guys, see you later
[11:49] <Excryption> Take care
[11:49] <shape> Excryption: definitely do that, if what you're saying happened on BOTH laptops it's probably because of the installation medium.
[11:49] <Felishia> :o
[11:49] <Felishia> help... I need a good linux distro very much ubuntu like but with persistence
[11:49] <shape> Excryption: md5 checks might sound pesky but it's easy to do and a must when it comes to your operating system
[11:50] <shape> Felishia: what does that even mean?
[11:50] <Felishia> like I can install programs via apt-get and when booting again they will be there...
[11:50] <Excryption> I always install operating systems this way and this is the first time having this issue. I read of others having the same problem sure
[11:50] <Felishia> also I just need the terminal
[11:50] <Excryption> I will do a check one it's installed
[11:50] <Felishia> I don't even need a desktop
[11:51] <Felishia> I was thinking about lubuntu, that's the one I use... buuuuut when I reboot a live version it just deletes all my changes
[11:51] <shape> Felishia: And why do you think Ubuntu can't do that? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/MinimalCD
[11:51] <Excryption> They all seem to have two gpus like me
[11:52] <shape> Excryption: in the WORST case, install the LTS and see if it does the same
[11:52] <Felishia> the minimalCD just does installation
[11:52] <Felishia> or does it run live?
[11:53] <shape> Felishia: maybe i misunderstood your question, so what do you mean by persistence?
[11:53] <Felishia> I mean I do not have a hard drive
[11:53] <Felishia> in that computer
[11:53] <Felishia> so I'd like to use the pen drive as a hard drive itself
[11:53] <Felishia> and allow it to save changes
[11:53] <Felishia> I know puppy does it
[11:53] <Excryption> I will burn another one just to be sure
[11:53] <Felishia> but puppy is not as effective as ubuntu
[11:54] <MarceFe> some one can help me? I try run stratum server on my litecoin pool, with i have this error: "***** Is service_repository missing? Add service_repository module to your python path!" I don't have idea what i doing! :S
[11:54] <makara> Hi. In Nautilus, is there a setting to get the status to become a bar. At the moment it always obscures the last file in the list.
[11:54] <JustSighDudes> How do I know which repository a .deb is in? universe/multiverse etc
[11:55] <shape> Felishia: so you just want to run a good linux distro on a pen drive
[11:55] <shape> Felishia: correct?
[11:55] <Felishia> yes because I just want to run one program that runs from terminal
[11:55] <Felishia> but I need to save what it does
[11:55] <heikoo> can I prevent the automatic installation of certain packages? (from here to eternity)
[11:55] <BluesKaj> JustSighDudes, dfo you mean a  .deb package?
[11:56] <shape> Felishia: so why not use the Ubuntu Minimal install and install kernel + whatever you need on the pen drive, and then boot from the pen drive?
[11:56] <JustSighDudes> BluesKaj: Yeah.
[11:56] <wsly> hello!
[11:56] <JustSighDudes> BluesKaj: e.g is apt-get install haproxy installing from main or universe of multiverse
[11:56] <Felishia> because I can't boot it live
[11:56] <Felishia> I tried minimal version
[11:56] <Felishia> and I can't run them live
[11:57] <Felishia> also they do not have that capacity to save my changes
[11:57] <Excryption> What are the chances of a burn DVD being bad? Burned at 4x and verified
[11:57] <JustSighDudes> Excryption: Very low at this day and age but still possible.
[11:57] <Excryption> Ahh okay, thank you
[11:58] <JustSighDudes> Also check the md5 of what you downloaded to make sure it wasn't a problem downloading it.
[11:58] <leocloud> who is a expert
[11:58] <Excryption> Will do :)
[11:58] <leocloud> teach me
[11:59] <leocloud> you must be  expert in cryption
[11:59] <cfhowlett> leocloud, this isnt the teaching channel.  please ask in #ubuntu-offtopic
[11:59] <Felishia> I'm an idiot
[11:59] <Felishia> the program itself has a live with persistence
[11:59] <leocloud> oha,  I  see
[12:00] <Felishia> and works as needed
[12:00] <Felishia> ty shape
[12:00] <Felishia> bye bye
[12:00] <leocloud> but ,I really need some help
[12:00] <shape> Felishia: cheers!
[12:00] <Excryption> Take care shape
[12:00] <shape> Excryption: you leaving?
[12:01] <Excryption> No I though you were
[12:01] <Excryption> Oh nevermind hehe
[12:01] <shape> Excryption: no I was saying buy to the previous person who got the problem fixed
[12:01] <Excryption> :)
[12:01] <leocloud> you just kiding
[12:01] <Excryption> After using Windows for eight years, I'm moving to Ubuntu permanently
[12:01] <shape> Excryption: to answer the DVD question it's not the chances of burning it bad, but also the chances of having a bad iso. so you can burn a bad iso really good, it wont matter.
[12:02] <shape> Excryption: happened to me many times.
[12:02] <tizbac> Excryption, i have a faulty dvd burner that fails at some point to write properly a disc, and i've seen that many many times, to avoid wasting DVDs , buy an RW one and try
[12:02] <Excryption> Oh I see thank you for explaining
[12:02] <leocloud> I'm learinging python ,but I have no idea how to program
[12:02] <Excryption> I will do
[12:02] <tizbac> if it fails very frequently it's bad drive
[12:03] <shape> Excryption: first, md5 the iso, it only takes 1 minute. Then not to waste DVDs use a USB to do the install. Should be quicker too.
[12:03] <leocloud> Excryption  : you're talking to me
[12:03] <tizbac> also, avoid using optical media, today is far more expensive than HDDs , and even flash depending on usage
[12:03] <cfhowlett> !python|leocloud,
[12:04] <Excryption> Yeah need to switch to usb
[12:04] <tizbac> Excryption, you can get an external enclosure for like 10-15  € and an hdd from an old machine for free , and it is fine to do OS installs
[12:05] <Excryption> I have one actually