[00:00] <miked5951> danl: basically it ws a bash script with a list of servers in an array and a for loop to create the dir and scp the key.
[00:00] <roffe> Guest76034: I realize it may have to do with my nouveau-driver
[00:00] <niko> Timitheos: you should verify iso checksum, perhaps a bad download
[00:00] <brorjonas> Could anyone  be a darling and help me with why amarok wont play mp3:s?
[00:00] <JFM> anyone - I'm genuinely begging for help here - a dependency problem with python has killed the entire upgrade from 8.10 to 9.04. Any advice on how to recover would be greatly appreciated!
[00:00] <brorjonas> http://paste.ubuntu.com/250010/
[00:00] <unnamedplayer> Okie so now I have a new problem
[00:00] <trench> VCoolio: Thanks.
[00:00] <SodaPhish> hey all...
[00:01] <Timitheos> ok, i'll try these things. thank you
[00:01] <unnamedplayer> How do I mount my second cd/dvd drive while running the livecd?
[00:01] <Guest76034> bucky: header doesnt excist anymore
[00:01] <Guest76034> bucky: i have a newer kernel then the one i am using.. but that one fcks me over when i boot it so iam using this old one.. which seems to not have a headerfile
[00:02] <bucky> brorjonas: sudo apt-get install libxine1-ffmpeg  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/amarok2/+bug/348104
[00:02] <minimec> JFM: What can you do with your system. Do you have a graphical login. Are you on a console. Do you have internet access?
[00:02] <JFM> currently I'm still logged in
[00:02] <JFM> I have internet access
[00:02] <Guest76034> roffe: im not sure..
[00:02] <bucky> Guest76034: did you build your own kernel?
[00:02] <GPL> why cant i open Setup.exe of Adobe Photoshop in the latest version of Wine ?
[00:02] <JFM> synaptic wants me to wipe those off to fix the broken packages
[00:02] <Othor> I have a laptop with a 12" screen, in the Display dialog the max screen resolution is 1024x768. This is too small, is there a way I can add 1280x1024 to the list so i can see that mode in the Display dialog?
[00:02] <JFM> I can pastebin stuff if you'd like
[00:02] <Guest76034> bucky: no.. using default images..
[00:03] <brorjonas> bucky, already tried that.
[00:03] <bucky> Guest76034: what does uname -r say?
[00:03] <brorjonas> "libxine1-ffmpeg is already the newest version.
[00:03] <brorjonas> 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
[00:03] <brorjonas> "
[00:03] <minimec> JFM: Did it install something? Or was it still downloading? Can you ubuntu.pastebin me your /etc/apt/sources.list?
[00:03] <Guest76034> bucky: 2.6.27-11-generic    but i have newer ones installed
[00:03] <JFM> sure
[00:03] <JFM> 2 secs
[00:03] <brorjonas> Do you have any other idea? :)
[00:03] <Guest76034> bucky: but those done work
[00:03] <zacktu> How do I install wxpython with synaptic?
[00:04] <minimec> JFM: No private messages please...
[00:04] <JFM> ok sorry
[00:05] <Guest76034> bucky: any ideas?
[00:05] <JFM> http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m3f45759e < didn't realise the policy
[00:05] <bucky> Guest76034: find a kernel that works so you can dl the headers for it
[00:05] <Guest76034> bucky: sucky solution
[00:05] <Guest76034> bucky: i need to figure out why the new ones wont work.. they display a glitchy desktop like REALLY messed up after GDM
[00:05] <falconic> hey guys. this is rather weird (am I hope I am not being just silly...) but using deluge/transmission/azerus for downloading torrent sort of kills my wireless router (after a time no data transfer happens and I need to restart the DSL router.. and strangely .. If  I run utorrent with wine there is no issue at all !! Infact I am downloading Ubuntu server edition right now from torrent as I type !!
[00:06] <bucky> Guest76034: where did this 2.6.27-1 kernel come from and why wouldn't you be able to get the headers for it?
[00:06] <Guest76034> falconic: might be number of connections
[00:06] <minimec> JFM: Ok. Your sources are set to jaunty. Can you remember, what python package gave you the error? You could then try to uninstall that one with its dependencies and then start the update-manager again...
[00:06] <Guest76034> bucky: its an old kernel from ubuntu.. just installed it
[00:06] <JFM> falconic, take a look at the settings in both - maybe deluge etc are set to use many more connections
[00:06] <Guest76034> bucky: E: Package linux-headers-2.6.27-11-generic has no installation candidate
[00:07] <JFM> minimec, it was python2.6-minimal
[00:07] <falconic> @Guest76034, @JFM let me check..
[00:07] <nbohaychuk> does anyone know how to ssh into an iphone 3g via usb in ubuntu?
[00:07] <taunt> I gotta driver I wanna add a device to
[00:07] <taunt> for the rt2870sta.h usually
[00:07] <taunt> but I cant find that file
[00:07] <taunt> But the driver is loaded
[00:07] <minimec> JFM: I would open Synaptic, uninstall python2.6-minimal... Then run the update-manager again.
[00:08] <bucky> Guest76034: dl it from here and install it with dpkg -i  http://kernel.ubuntu.com/pub/next/2.6.27-rc3/intrepid/
[00:08] <nbohaychuk> does anyone know?
[00:09] <amine-doudouse> bonsoir
[00:09] <Guest76034> bucky: -rc3? iam using .11 ... u sure this wont screw me?
[00:09] <lukasoft> nbohaychuk: why would you have to ssh via usb?
[00:09] <JFM> minimec, it's not installed, isn't showing on synaptic (weird...)
[00:09] <falconic> @Guest76034, @JFM just checked.... utorrent has 200 global connections and 50 connection limit per torrent... whereas Deluge has 200 global torrents and no limit on number of connections per torrent..
[00:09] <JFM> falconic, that's probably it...!
[00:10] <JFM> minimec, also, I can't restart the upgrade manger, fails due to python problems :S
[00:10] <amine-doudouse> hay
[00:10] <falconic> let me try setting the number of connections per torrent as 50 (same as utorrent and try)..
[00:10] <unnamedplayer> okie, how do I restart from LiveCD to get to the command line?
[00:10] <Guest76034> falconic: thats prob it.. and get a new router..
[00:10] <amine-doudouse> what's up man
[00:10] <falconic> Thanks a ton guys !!! :)
[00:10] <bucky> Guest76034: is this the version you need? 	linux-headers-2.6.27-1-generic_2.6.27-1.1_i386.deb
[00:10] <Guest76034> bucky: yah
[00:10] <cor> limiting connexions per torrent is only useful if you run multiple torrents simultaneously
[00:10] <Guest76034> bucky: not thats .1 not .11
[00:11] <bucky> Guest76034: let me google some more
[00:11] <minimec> JFM: Oh... Hmmm... Could still be a running process...
[00:11] <Othor> My max screen resolution is 1024x768, is there a way I can add 1280x1024 to the Display dialog?
[00:11] <JFM> minimec, the gtk module is missing, so is shutil
[00:11] <falconic> @Guest76043.. Is this a limit on the router?  let me check the settings in the router
[00:11] <Guest76034> bucky: Error: Dependency is not satisfiable: linux-headers-2.6.27-1
[00:11] <nightrid3r> Guest76034: i'm pretty sure thats the deb you need
[00:11] <Guest76034> nightrid3r: Error: Dependency is not satisfiable: linux-headers-2.6.27-1 screwed me again
[00:11] <unnamedplayer> How do I restart @ the command line while using the LiveCD?
[00:11] <cor> reboot
[00:11] <nightrid3r> hmmm
[00:11] <JFM> minimec, update-manager needs gtk, and shutil is required by the python-minimal script
[00:11] <Guest76034> unnamedplayer: sudo reboot or sudo poweroff
[00:11] <JFM> apparently
[00:12] <JFM> minimec, of course, I can't install either of those because of the dependency problems, even with -f
[00:12] <nbohaychuk> hi
[00:12] <Guest76034> nightrid3r: bucky screw it.. can u help me figure out why the newer kernel images i have wont boot?
[00:12] <nbohaychuk> im back
[00:12] <JFM> minimec, perhaps if I downgrade my reps to 8.10 and dist-upgrade?
[00:12] <falconic> @cor : I do run multiple torrents at times.. but I am not sure If u can draw specific instances of  the router hanging and me downloading single/more torrents.. I think it invariably hangs...
[00:12] <roffe_> Are there any experts on Nouveau here?
[00:12] <nbohaychuk> does anyone knw how to do ssh via usb in ubuntu on an iphone?
[00:13] <Guest76034> nbohaychuk: ssh via usb?
[00:13] <nbohaychuk> ya, in terminal
[00:13] <falconic> @cor.. @Guest76034 @JFM .. let me give number of connections a shot ... Thanks for the Tip though !
[00:13] <nbohaychuk> so that I can send commands from my computer
[00:13] <Guest76034> nbohaychuk: er.. just ssh "iphone IP or whatever how that works"
[00:13] <nbohaychuk> ya, but i want to via usb
[00:13] <bucky> Guest76034: http://packages.ubuntu.com/intrepid-updates/linux-headers-2.6.27-11-generic
[00:13] <nbohaychuk> in ubuntu
[00:13] <Guest76034> nbohaychuk: and i suggest you read up on that via google
[00:13] <minimec> JFM: Normally you shouldn't go back, but on the other hand, I don't know if some new kernels were installed and so on...
[00:13] <nbohaychuk> ya
[00:13] <nbohaychuk> i guess...
[00:13] <FloodBot2> nbohaychuk: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:14] <JFM> minimec, well they might have been, but the old ones definately haven't been removed yet
[00:14] <bucky> Guest76034: can you find the download link on that page for your platform?
[00:14] <Guest76034> bucky: tried that.. wont work
[00:14] <spO> ubuntu shuts down after i press the power button for 1 second, is there a way so it does not shut down unless i press the power button for 4 seconds?
[00:14] <cor> che4ap routers have limits, old bt voyagers, for example, it's 192, though you can hack it up to 512 or something else
[00:14] <Guest76034> bucky: i386 yah..
[00:14] <bucky> Guest76034: i386
[00:14] <JFM> minimec, I'm still running on the 8.10 kernel right now, not restarted since the upgrade failed
[00:14] <Guest76034> bucky: Error: Dependency is not satisfiable: linux-headers-2.6.27-11
[00:14] <minimec> JFM: I agree with you...
[00:14] <JFM> though seriously, this is an insane error, how could this have happened
[00:14] <bucky> Guest76034: what dependancy?
[00:14] <Nomad22> hello if anyone can help I'd be quite appreciative, I installed ubuntu linux on a partition a bit ago, and it couldnt detect my internal wireless which is a Intel(R) WiFi Link 5100AGN I've since reinstalled vista to get internet is there a driver im missing?
[00:15] <roffe_> No one great at Nouveau?
[00:15] <Guest76034> bucky: i cant install it.. because it needs itselfs as an dependancy.. this is stupid
[00:15] <falconic> @Nomad22 it works fine for me.. out of the box...
[00:15] <minimec> JFM: Ubuntu doesn't touch the last runnung kernel after an update. That one stays available.
[00:15] <Nomad22> hmmm
[00:15] <bucky> Guest76034: what is this intrepid?
[00:15] <Nomad22> I'll give it another go then, thanks
[00:15] <Guest76034> bucky: yes 9.04
[00:15] <JFM> minimec, well that's fine then, I can just use that, just replaced the string jaunty with intrepid in the reps
[00:16] <bucky> Guest76034: 904 is NOT intrepid?
[00:16] <th0r> Nomad22: falconic can you tell Nomad22 what module you use for the wifi?
[00:16] <bucky> Guest76034: 904 is Jaunty.. so no wonder you got problems
[00:16] <minimec> JFM: But if you restart, you might loose the graphical interface...
[00:16] <Guest76034> bucky: that sounded hopeful
[00:16] <Nomad22> what module?
[00:16] <bucky> Guest76034: stay with the jaunty kernels for jaunty
[00:16] <JFM> minimec, well if I do, I'll come back with my laptop :)
[00:16] <th0r> Nomad22: the module that drives the wifi
[00:17] <miked5951> anyone know how to get bluetoth headphones working in ubuntu?
[00:17] <JFM> I thought this would be easy, I can't imagine why this problem developed
[00:17] <falconic> This is a cut and paste from lspci "Intel Corporation Wireless WiFi Link 5100"  and didnt have to enable a kernel module
[00:17] <JFM> I recently did 8.04 to 8.10 with no problems at all
[00:17] <falconic> it works out of the box as i said
[00:17] <Guest76034> bucky: this is the cause of my suffering http://pastebin.com/m4162e74e
[00:17] <nightrid3r> miked5951: depends on your bluetooth adapter supporting voice
[00:18] <th0r> falconic: just thought if you knew what module that wifi uses Nomad22 could just do a modprobe and load it, see if that makes his wifi work
[00:18] <miked5951> it's a usb one nightrid3r
[00:18] <will-w>      /msg nickserv set hidemail on
[00:18] <BellinXFelon> can someone help me i keep getting an unknown error when trying to burn a data dvd in brasero?
[00:18] <falconic> @Th0r this is my guess.. but I think its tg3
[00:18] <th0r> falconic: ok...checking google to see if it has anything
[00:18] <falconic> @Th0r or may be thats for the wiref
[00:19] <falconic> wired*
[00:19] <Guest76034> bucky: er?
[00:19] <falconic> let me check again
[00:19] <JFM> minimec, now it's removing nearly everything :S
[00:19] <Guest76034> bucky: so what u advising?
[00:19] <Nomad22> thanks again guys
[00:19] <bucky> Guest76034: try this one from jaunty http://packages.ubuntu.com/jaunty/linux-headers-2.6.28-11-generic
[00:19] <nightrid3r> miked5951: there are diffrent bluetooth protocols, some support voice/audio, some don't, if yours does you just have to connect both devices and it should work then
[00:19] <JFM> minimec, perhaps let that go through, then return to jaunty and dist-upgrade again?
[00:19] <will-w>      /msg nickserv register rumu190288<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[00:20] <minimec> JFM: Well just let it do it. Install the ubuntu-desktop package afterwards...
[00:20] <miked5951> nightrid3r: I have blueman installed and I can pair with the device
[00:20] <strrevf> hi
[00:20] <Guest76034> will-w: your donig it wrong..
[00:20] <JFM> minimec, ok, though stuff is failing all around me :p
[00:20] <strrevf> i deleted my bottom panel .. now i can`t minime in the panel the applications
[00:20] <strrevf> how can i fix this problem ?
[00:20] <miked5951> nightrid3r: it says a2dp connected but I don't see bluetooth as something to send sound to
[00:20] <minimec> JFM: It is hard for me to give you some advices, as I don't see your screen ;)
[00:21] <nightrid3r> miked5951: then its probably a matter of setting up your sound mixer to use the device
[00:21] <falconic> @Th0R "iwlagn"
[00:21] <JFM> minimec, install ubuntu-desktop as intrepid or jaunty?
[00:21] <JFM> minimec, oh nothing serious, just applets dying etc :)
[00:21] <th0r> Nomad22: try 'sudo modprobe iwlagn' and see what it says
[00:21] <th0r> falconic: thanks...just found it too
[00:21] <roffe_> Does anyone know how to switch OpenGL to Xrender in Nouveau?
[00:21] <Dr_Willis> strrevf:  the minimized apps are displayed by one of the panel plugins -> add to panel -> window list  or window selector. If you need to re-add those.
[00:21] <miked5951> nightrid3r: if I do asoundconf list I nly see ICH5
[00:21] <minimec> JFM: Just install it withthe current sources.list. That will be jaunty...
[00:22] <mark1> dvd movies isn't being mounted automatically by ubuntu but data dvd is what could be the cause of this?
[00:22] <JFM> minimec, I reverted it to intrepid - it was the only way to get apt-get -f install to work
[00:22] <Guest76034> bucky: ok installing that now
[00:22] <Nomad22> okay, I dont have ubuntu installed currently but I'll reinstal and hope for the best haha
[00:22] <strrevf> Dr_Willis, thanks dude !
[00:22] <th0r> Nomad22: make note of that module...you will need it.
[00:22] <falconic> @Nomad22 do u have a WPA2?
[00:22] <Nomad22> okay
[00:23] <JFM> minimec, otherwise it would fail with the python error again
[00:23] <mark1> does that mean there something wrong with my dvd drive
[00:23] <Nomad22> i really dont know about the WPA2 very new to all this
[00:23] <Guest76034> bucky: my man it seems to work.. its not error up yet
[00:23] <minimec> JFM: Let's see what happens... ;)
[00:24] <Guest76034> bucky: vboxdrv (3.0.4): Installing module. [ OK ]
[00:24] <falconic> in case u are on windows .,. u can check in the connection details if its a WPA2 or not..
[00:24] <Guest76034> bucky:  cheer!
[00:24] <GPL> how to get administrative priviliges ? while accessing File Browser :)
[00:24] <nbohaychuk> so, how do I update FireFox to the newest version in Ubuntu 9.04 Netbook Remix? I am having problems
[00:24] <Guest76034> bucky: let me guees i need to boot that kernel now?
[00:24] <Dr_Willis> !ff35 | nbohaychuk
[00:24] <nightrid3r> miked5951: do you have bluez-alsa installed
[00:24] <falconic> guys is anyone here a hardcore designed using Gimp as a replacement of Photoshop?
[00:25] <Guest76034> bucky: >.> wait that kernel never boots for me
[00:25] <bucky> Guest76034: that's the kernel you wanted to use right?
[00:25] <mark1>  GPL: sudo nautilus
[00:25] <Guest76034> bucky: it gives me a screwy schreen when i login
[00:25] <Guest76034> bucky: the new kernels dont want to work..
[00:25] <bucky> Guest76034: then apt-get remove it
[00:26] <Guest76034> bucky: =[ iam about to cry
[00:26] <Nomad22> im on windows, checked the connection details and didn't see anything with WPA2 on it
[00:26] <miked5951> nightrid3r: yup
[00:26] <bucky> Guest76034: make sure you have a kernel that works
[00:26] <VCoolio> what is the command to retrieve download size of available updates?
[00:26] <nbohaychuk> thanks for helping, i will check that site out
[00:26] <Guest76034> bucky: im on the only kernel that works ..
[00:26] <nightrid3r> miked5951: then i'm out if ideas
[00:26] <nonix4> VCoolio: apt-get upgrade shows it at the yes/no prompt at least
[00:27] <VCoolio> GPL: mark1: use gksudo nautilus instead of sudo
[00:27] <neoandersen> hi
[00:27] <JFM> minimec, failed again, but dpkg --configure -a seems to be making progress
[00:27] <bucky> Guest76034: then what's the problem?  you get errors trying to build  drivers for kernels that don't work anyway?
[00:27] <GPL> Vcoolio : thanks
[00:27] <neoandersen> my ubuntu isn't starting after I enter login...
[00:27] <neoandersen> Help[
[00:27] <MindSpark> hi, I am using 9.04 and I need to get speedstepping to work. modprobe doesn't list anything that seems like a cpufreq module. Any ideas ?
[00:27] <nbohaychuk> and what is the minumum amount of ram that you can use for ubuntu 9.04 desktop?
[00:27] <MindSpark> s/modprobe/lsmod/
[00:27] <Nomad22> thanks for everything again guys
[00:27] <neoandersen> the problem began after a routine check of drives
[00:28] <Guest76034> bucky:  the 2.6.28.* kernels boot, i can get past the loading bar, and then my screen just goes BESERK its like a 1000 mini tiles of my screen
[00:28] <VCoolio> nonix4: yes, but then I issued a command that expects input and also root privileges
[00:28] <Guest76034> bucky: so i never bothered with the 2.6.28* kernels
[00:28] <bucky> Guest76034: you have a kernel that works... what's the problem
[00:28] <Guest76034> bucky: =X
[00:29] <Guest76034> bucky: this is the problem http://pastebin.com/m4162e74e
[00:29] <Dr_Willis> nbohaychuk:  ive ran on as little as 128mb ram.. SLOW.. but it ran..
[00:29] <nbohaychuk> lol
[00:29] <Dr_Willis> nbohaychuk:  swap partitions help some what.
[00:29] <nbohaychuk> I ran it with 200 megs on a really old computer
[00:29] <UnnamedPlayer> Ffs, can't believe I did the EXACT same thing I did a few months ago.
[00:29] <nbohaychuk> slooooowwwww
[00:29] <nonix4> VCoolio: think that needs it for /var/lib/dpkg/ anyway... so prefix it with sudo
[00:29] <Guest76034> Dr_Willis: nbohaychuk swap is useless if u have ram
[00:29] <bucky> Guest76034: Error! Your kernel source for kernel 2.6.27-11-generic cannot be found   which you don't use anyway.. so what's the problem
[00:29] <Dr_Willis> Guest76034:  ijust said i ran it on 128mb ram system.......
[00:30] <Dr_Willis> Guest76034:  with swap. :)
[00:30] <Guest76034> bucky: i am USING that kernel..
[00:30] <VCoolio> nonix4: I can get a complete list of available updates without sudo but not the download size?
[00:30] <UnnamedPlayer> I apparently tried to use fglrx before I switched xserver versions
[00:30] <bucky> nbohaychuk: 12 year olds have video on youtube about how to ssh into ipod
[00:30] <undifined_> i still treasure my old pentium 66 with 16 MB of ram
[00:30] <Guest76034> VCoolio: yah because you dont want non admin people to upgrade the system
[00:30] <miked5951> lol
[00:30] <revlo> hi by umm accident I just found that there is a md5sum list foreach pacakge I installed - is there a way to check my system against these md5sumlist (in /var/lib/dpkg/info ) ?
[00:30] <mark1> so movies don't mount at the moment any clues why?
[00:30] <bucky> Guest76034: so it's looking for source... not headers?
[00:31] <Dr_Willis> mark1:  normally i dont need to mount dvd disks to play the movies.. the player handles it...
[00:31] <Guest76034> bucky: /build or /source but idk what it wants
[00:31] <Dr_Willis> mark1:  you could always try just mounting the things manually i guess
[00:31] <UnnamedPlayer> Will Jaunty work off Hardy's xserver?
[00:31] <mark1> yeah that doesnt work either
[00:31] <Dr_Willis> mark1:  exactly what/how are you mounting it manually?
[00:31] <mark1> it doesn't see the disc in the writer
[00:32] <falconic> @Gues76034 @JFM.. it worked :)
[00:32] <mark1> mount -t iso9660 /dev/sr0 /media/cdrom
[00:32] <JFM> minimec, failed "too many errors"
[00:32] <JFM> falconic, nice :)
[00:32] <mark1> Dr_Willis: that is what I am trying
[00:32] <Dr_Willis> mark1:  a dvd may be 'udf'
[00:32] <th0r> bucky: if he is getting that error it is because he is running the 17 kernel (I think)
[00:32] <th0r> bucky: but an odd numbered kernel is dev....shouldn't be run by someone who isn't a guru
[00:32] <Guest76034> th0r: i am running the .11 kernel
[00:33] <Loafers> Dr_Willis, Hi, I tried the LBA method and it did not work as well.  I think the computer is the problem since it won't even detect bootable cdrom as well, which is weird because i triple checked the boot order and it still fails to detect.  Maybe the bios is really old?  Its Award BIOS.
[00:33] <Guest76034> th0r: im running an OLD kernel.. which has had it headers removed i recon because of newer kernels
[00:33] <th0r> Guest23716: yes...27-11 kernel, and I wonder how you got it...not from the repos
[00:34] <Guest76034> th0r: it came w. ubuntu
[00:34] <UnnamedPlayer> Will Jaunty work off Hardy's xserver?
[00:34] <Dr_Willis> Loafers:  at lesat you narrowed down the issue..  could try some diffrent usb ports on the machine.. but that may not help.
[00:34] <Guest76034> th0r: urm.. i dont know how old this install is..
[00:34] <Loafers> Dr_Willis, Yes I tried that as well :/ still same problem
[00:34] <minimec> JFM: I am sorry for you. Hope you hve /home on a separate partition. So you can reinstall a clean ubuntu without touching personal data.
[00:35] <Loafers> Dr_Willis, There was this primary master slave thingy maybe that's it?
[00:35] <UnnamedPlayer> Got a question: Will Jaunty work off an older xserver?
[00:35] <Dr_Willis> Loafers:   that wouldent affect usb drives.
[00:35] <th0r> Guest76034: if I understand the kernel dev correctly, the .27 kernels became .28 when they were ready for prime time, then the devs started on .29, which will become .30 when released
[00:35] <Dr_Willis> Loafers:  try disabling all the other drives in teh bios perhaps?
[00:35] <Loafers> Dr_Willis, okay i'll give that a try
[00:35] <JFM> minimec, I do, but no blank CDs to burn a CD
[00:35] <Dr_Willis> Loafers:  not that will do miuch good.. but it might  at lesat be a test.
[00:35] <Loafers> Dr_Willis, Ok thanks :)
[00:35] <Guest76034> th0r: well the .28 kernels give me trouble.. probally video driver issues
[00:36] <mark1> you think it would be safe to run firmware upgrade software from wine or a windows vm
[00:36] <Dr_Willis> mark1:  totally NOT...
[00:36] <mangospork> Hey, I was trying to install the program monkeystudio. (http://www.monkeystudio.org) And I get an output like this:
[00:36] <mangospork> http://dpaste.com/77117/
[00:36] <Guest76034> Dr_Willis: lol
[00:36] <UnnamedPlayer> anyone?
[00:36] <th0r> Guest76034: yeah, but I don't know where you would get headers for the .27 kernels
[00:36] <mangospork> What's the dealio with that?
[00:36] <mark1> Dr_Willis: lol I feel like that may be the issue
[00:36] <Guest76034> th0r: ok so my best bet is, atm, to get the .28 kernels to work for me
[00:37] <Guest76034> th0r: correct?
[00:37] <Dr_Willis> mark1:  try some other live cd's see if tehy can access teh devices. check dmesg for errors when accessign the thing..
[00:38] <mark1> Dr_Willis: live cd works
[00:38] <mark1> its dvd movies that don't mount
[00:38] <nbohaychuk> why are so may ppl joining at once?
[00:38] <nbohaychuk> lol
[00:38] <Dr_Willis> mark1:  i ONCE had a odd issue where the /dev/cdrom or /dev/cdXX device was pointing to the wrong actual device.
[00:39] <th0r> Guest76034: and without the headers you won't get anything to compile...and that is the error you are getting in that pastebin
[00:39] <Guest76034> th0r: indeed
[00:39] <alan_> fuckers
[00:39] <Dr_Willis> mark1:  dvd movie disks are normal data disks.  only way i know of to tell the differance is by the actual files on teh disk.. Or perhaps the iso9660 vs udf filesystem
[00:39] <Timitheos> Ok, when I use the windows installer I get an error "Please insert a disk into drive \Device\Harddisk3\DR3"
[00:39] <mangospork> Hey, I was trying to install the program monkeystudio. (http://www.monkeystudio.org) And I get an output like this:
[00:39] <alazyworkaholic> I have 2 1GB sticks of RAM. If I use the 2GB stick version of that RAM (same name, timing, speed etc) should I be able to add 2 2GB sticks for a total of 6 GB, or do Bad Things happen when you mix 1 & 2 GB sticks?
[00:39] <mangospork> http://dpaste.com/77117/
[00:39] <mangospork> What's the dealio with that?
[00:39] <FloodBot2> mangospork: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:39] <Guest76034> !language Alan_
[00:39] <th0r> Guest76034: yes, you should try to get a .28 kernel running...those headers are available in the repos
[00:39] <rone> I'm having problems with audio, I'm not getting any sound in a fresh install of ubuntu 9.0, though it should be noted that i uninstalled pulseaudio, but alsaconf is not found?
[00:39] <mark1> Dr_Willis: would that cause movies not to mount? I only have on dvd drive and it works with other dvds
[00:39] <Guest76034> th0r: i HATE video driver issues
[00:40] <Dr_Willis> mangospork:  you could at elast summarize the problem a little to the channel. instead of expecting everyone to go to a url to see  what the problem might be
[00:40] <mangospork> eh.
[00:40] <Guest76034> th0r: and iam 100% its a vid problem
[00:40] <Timitheos> anyone know what that means?
[00:40] <Carsten-> Hello people!
[00:40] <Dr_Willis> mark1:  these are comercial video dvd's ? or copies/homemade?
[00:40] <Guest76034> alazyworkaholic: no u can mix all u want
[00:40] <rone> can anyone help me get my sound working?
[00:40] <nbohaychuk> does anyone know if itunes will run in wine?
[00:40] <Dr_Willis> !itunes | nbohaychuk
[00:41] <mark1> Dr_Willis: commercial
[00:41] <Carsten-> Whats the command to see what irq's are in use?
[00:41] <Guest76034> rone: u unistalled pulseaudio and now you have no sound.. go fish what the problem is
[00:41] <Dr_Willis> mark1:  well i poped in a video disk here (comercial and gnome poped up a dialog) .. lets see...
[00:41] <nbohaychuk> that is weird...
[00:41] <Dr_Willis> mark1:  its not shown under 'Places -> removeable media' Either?
[00:41] <gartral> real quick guys, how do i force a umount if a device is busy?
[00:41] <alazyworkaholic> Guest76034: ok, thanks
[00:42] <rone> Guest76034, LOL you assume to much... it didn't work with pulseaudio either - i should be able to configure the card with alsaconfig - but guess what ubuntu borked that
[00:42] <miked5951> nbohaychuk: I managed to get itunes running in wine.. sucks at playing music and doesn't sync my iphone so it's worthless
[00:42] <Guest76034> rone: then install alsaconfig?
[00:42] <rone> Guest76034, try running sudo alsaconfig
[00:42] <Timitheos> what does the error "Please insert a disk into drive \Device\Harddisk3\DR3" mean?
[00:42] <Wildcard77> nbohaychuk: why not get songbird?
[00:42] <gartral> please guys, im on the crunch here
[00:42] <mark1> Dr_Willis: so you think its a firmware issue
[00:42] <rone> Guest76034, dude its not the package... you must be a noob
[00:43] <Guest76034> rone: you mean alsamixer?
[00:43] <Dr_Willis> mark1:  not really. if it works in one disrto but not others... it works..
[00:43] <rone> lol
[00:43] <gartral> i need too destructivly unmount a drive.... how do i do this
[00:43] <bazhang> rone, dont use that language here
[00:43] <Guest76034> gartral: hammer..
[00:43] <mark1> Dr_Willis: well I don't know if it works with other distros and I feel like I had this problem before
[00:43] <Dr_Willis> mark1:  check 'dmesg' command when ya insert the disk. (a few moments after inserting it)
[00:43] <rone> bazhang, that is cool, but at least have people that are knowledgeable about the packages first before they give advice
[00:44] <miked5951> gartral: water
[00:44] <Timitheos> can anyone help?
[00:44]  * undifined_ hands gartral some scissors
[00:44] <Dr_Willis> mark1:  i get a line (several) like -->  8023.899573] UDF-fs INFO UDF: Mounting volume '2001_A_SPACE_ODYSSEY', timestamp 1999/11/02 18:56 (1f10)
[00:44] <Dr_Willis> mark1:  in dmesg output after inserting the disk
[00:44] <miked5951> Timitheos: nyone can help, depends on what
[00:44] <gartral> you guys are assholes... how do i destructivle  umount this damn drive
[00:44] <Timitheos> Ok, when I use the windows installer I get an error "Please insert a disk into drive \Device\Harddisk3\DR3"
[00:45] <Guest76034> gartral: what u mean? use umount?
[00:45] <justin__> whats the word all
[00:45] <bazhang> gartral, no need for that
[00:45] <miked5951> gartral: why would you want to destructivly unmount a drive?
[00:45] <undifined_> gartral: stop the processes accessing the disk
[00:45] <gartral> Guest76034: says the drive is busy
[00:45] <Guest76034> gartral: sudo and add a -f
[00:45] <Dr_Willis> hard disk? cdrom?
[00:45] <mark1> Dr_Willis: no msg for the movie I only got one for the data disk I put in several minutes ago
[00:45] <gartral> undifined_: no proccess is using it,, lsof is blank when greppiong the drives ode
[00:45] <Dr_Willis> mark1:  that is.. weird...
[00:45] <gartral> Guest76034: tryed that alereadyt
[00:46] <Dr_Willis> mark1:  you have just the 1 optical drive?
[00:46] <nbohaychuk> when I install the new firefox from the package manager, do i have to uninstall the old version?
[00:46] <UnnamedPlayer> How do I revert to an older xserver?
[00:46] <Dr_Willis> nbohaychuk:  No.
[00:46] <Guest76034> gartral: then just pull it out anyway..
[00:46] <zacktu> What do I select in synaptic in order to install wxpython?
[00:46] <rone> anyone here know how to configure sound card with alsa-utils (aka alsaconfig), or at least know how to get it to run?
[00:46] <Dr_Willis> nbohaychuk:  they both stay installed.
[00:46] <bazhang> nbohaychuk, no, they need to exist side by side
[00:46] <Wildcard77> nbohaychuk, you don't it runs along side of it
[00:46] <nbohaychuk> kk
[00:46] <nbohaychuk> thanks
[00:46] <miked5951> gartral: what kind of drive?
[00:46] <mark1> Dr_Willis: I agree yes I only have 1 optical drive samsung model: SH-S182M
[00:46] <gartral> Guest76034: i cant... its a desktop drive in a housing, miked5951
[00:47] <Guest76034> miked5951: he is talking about a MAC drive
[00:47] <miked5951> gartral: is this the drive the root partition is mounted on?
[00:47] <gartral> miked5951: no.. its just storage
[00:47] <miked5951> gartral: whats the error you get?
[00:47] <gartral> miked5951: but ide rather not crash the heads as its USB powered
[00:47] <gartral> miked5951: device is busy
[00:47] <Guest76034> gartral: a USB powered internal device?
[00:47] <Guest76034> just pull it out
[00:47] <gartral> miked5951: im also on the wall for time
[00:47] <Dr_Willis> reboot....
[00:48] <Dr_Willis> that will force it to unmount. :)
[00:48] <Guest76034> true
[00:48] <Dr_Willis> or sync a few times.. then jerk it out
[00:48] <Guest76034> just jerk it out anyway
[00:48] <gartral> Dr_Willis: rebooting an active server not a good idea
[00:48] <undifined_> I don't know if it is still ok, but I disconnected IDE drives in the past while running, containing the root volume
[00:48] <Dr_Willis> or log out/back in.. that should stop any processes accting it.
[00:48] <Dr_Willis> gartral: not my problem... you asked for ways to do it.
[00:48] <Guest76034> Dr_Willis: not if he used sudo cmds
[00:48] <miked5951> gartral: try fuser -m /dev/sdx
[00:49] <Guest76034> gartral: why are u administrating an active server if you cant get a drive out?
[00:49] <Guest76034> O.o
[00:49] <Timitheos> what about my issue? does anyone recognize it?
[00:49] <Dr_Willis> could be some leet-haxor has haxxored the box and is accessing it. :)
[00:49] <sisif_> ²±1²±²³/deatch
[00:49] <node> hey everyone i gotta quick question, im running the latest distro of xubuntu and im having a problem. my main menu/panel both top and bottom have dissapeared and i dont know the solution
[00:49] <Guest76034> Dr_Willis: yes.. it could be a rootkid
[00:49] <gartral> Guest76034: its a flewk, Dr_Willis no, no one has my keys
[00:50] <Dr_Willis> sync a few times.. then pull it out.. or try some of the commands suggested I guess...
[00:50] <miked5951> Timitheos: still waiting to kno what your issue is
[00:50] <Timitheos> Ok, when I use the windows installer I get an error "Please insert a disk into drive \Device\Harddisk3\DR3"
[00:50] <sisif_> Hello. Quick question: is it possible to intruct the sound card to output the sound on the mic connector indestead of the default one ?
[00:50] <Timitheos> i've posted it 3 times.
[00:50] <miked5951> gartral: the fuser command will show you the pids accessing the partition
[00:51] <Guest76034> gartral: try echo Force_Drive out ple- se
[00:51] <Dr_Willis> Timitheos:  the windows installer is 'wubi' and i really suggest you dont use a wubi install method. If you want to test out ubuntu. try it in virtualbox. or do a 'normal' install.
[00:51] <gartral> miked5951: i SAID fuser is showing BLANK.. NADA..
[00:51] <Timitheos> I try to do a normal install and it won't work
[00:51] <gartral> Guest76034: what's that command do?
[00:51] <Timitheos> i get an I/O Disk error
[00:51] <Guest76034> gartral: attempts to force the drive out
[00:51] <Dr_Willis> Timitheos:  that sounds like a bad iso download, or burn.
[00:51] <Timitheos> i've tried burning it slower
[00:52] <Guest76034> Timitheos: burn the disc again @ slow speed
[00:52] <bazhang> Timitheos, md5 the iso
[00:52] <node> Dr_Willis, so how do i sync
[00:52] <Dr_Willis> Timitheos:  i tend to use 'unetbootin' to get/install the iso's to  a flash drive to install to.
[00:52] <miked5951> Timitheos: what about a usb install?
[00:52] <rone> Guest76034, you know what figured it out on my own - just to let you know, to make up for what i said, have a person look at the alsamixer and unmute pcm - i should have known this - there now you and i have learned something
[00:52] <Dr_Willis> node:  'sync' command you mean?
[00:52] <rone> have a good day all, and remember UBUNTU ROCKS!
[00:52] <Guest76034> rone: er.. i knew that already..
[00:52] <GPL> how to install a package that is downloaded on desktop ???
[00:53] <node> yeah would that help me get my man panels on the desktop
[00:53] <Timitheos> I even downloaded the 64 bit version and got the same error.
[00:53] <bazhang> GPL, what package
[00:53] <Guest76034> GPL: double click it?
[00:53] <Dr_Willis> GPL:  totally depends on the exact package/name/kind/
[00:53] <Guest76034> gartral: did u try my command/did it work?
[00:53] <gartral> Dr_Willis: sudo umount -f /media/GIGADISK8/
[00:53] <gartral> umount2: Device or resource busy
[00:53] <spO> is some special action needed if i installed a 2.6.30 kernel on a 2.6.28 system ?
[00:53] <gartral> Guest76034: no.. just returns with nothing
[00:53] <Timitheos> to be honest, i'm not sure how to md5 it.
[00:53] <Dr_Willis> gartral:  try the device name perhaps.
[00:53] <bazhang> !md5
[00:53] <Timitheos> i'm new to this.
[00:53] <UnnamedPlayer> Can I add Hardy Heron's repositories to Jaunty's sources list?
[00:54] <Guest76034> gartral: try it a few times and post your terminal output
[00:54] <gartral> Dr_Willis: isnt saying there is one
[00:54] <UnnamedPlayer> IF so, how?
[00:54] <runa_> how can i make give permissions to a local user to mount drives using udev
[00:54] <GPL> bazhang: Guest76034: Dr_Willis: i am again trying to setup Photoshop CS4 with wine, so obviously the package is wine 1.0.1 the stable version
[00:54] <bazhang> UnnamedPlayer, no
[00:54] <gartral> Guest76034: *nothing* happens..fuck it, im out
[00:54] <miked5951> try a umount -l gartral
[00:54] <tritium> gartral: language, please
[00:54] <UnnamedPlayer> bazhang: so How would I revert to an older version of xserver?
[00:54] <Guest76034> gartral: sec man
[00:54] <bazhang> gartral, watch the language
[00:54] <Dr_Willis> GPL:  for wine - you may want the wine packages from the winehq repositories.. the one in Ubuntu is a little outdated
[00:54] <Guest76034> gartral: copy the terminal stuff to pastebin.org
[00:54] <runa_> is there a group to which i can add the user?
[00:54] <bazhang> UnnamedPlayer, why do you need that
[00:54] <gartral> i cant, no time.. gotta go
[00:55] <Dr_Willis> GPL:  also check the wine app database to see what versions of wine work with that rather picky program
[00:55] <node> hey everyone i gotta quick question, im running the latest distro of xubuntu and im having a problem. my main menu/panel both top and bottom have dissapeared and i dont know the solution
[00:55] <GPL> Dr_Willis: i downloaded the 1.0.1 stable one and it is on desktop
[00:55] <Guest76034> GPL: no offense but have you tried GIMP or GIMPSHOP ? just a suggestion
[00:55] <Dr_Willis> !appdb | GPL
[00:55] <UnnamedPlayer> bazhang: Catalyst 9.3 doesn't work with current xserver 1.6
[00:55] <bazhang> GPL, its in the repos
[00:55] <Dr_Willis> GPL:  double click on a .deb to install it.. normally...
[00:55] <GPL> Dr_Willis: actually the stable version isnt there.
[00:55] <miked5951> GPL for appl like photoshop and itunes I run them in vmware
[00:55] <Dr_Willis> GPL:  so. the stable version may or may not run that program.
[00:55] <GPL> i downloaded from soundforge.
[00:56] <GPL> Dr_Willis: as the appdb , says i 've to install Photoshop CS4 with an older version
[00:56] <node> does anyone in here know hot to recover the menus on the desktop of xubuntu if they had dissapeared on boot
[00:56] <Dr_Willis> GPL:  check the wine app database for that  program. ive heard of LOTS of issues with it.  and no i dont use CS.
[00:56] <UnnamedPlayer> Stupid ATI
[00:56] <bazhang> GPL, please install from ubuntu repositories if possible
[00:56] <McPeter> GPL, Version : 1.1.27~winehq0~ubuntu~9.04-0ubuntu1 (it's work with CS4 )
[00:57] <GPL> McPeter:  i had that version 1 hr ago.
[00:57] <Dr_Willis> GPL:  if you have the wine .deb downloaded.. then just double click on it.. or 'sudo dpkg -i whatever.deb' and it may need some other dependencies as well
[00:57] <GPL> bazhang: i 've tried 1.1.24 and 1.1.26 yesterday
[00:57] <miked5951> GPL http://www.codeweavers.com/compatibility/browse/name?app_id=4854
[00:57] <deany> McPeter, older versions said they did too, do they really?
[00:57] <bazhang> UnnamedPlayer, you need to use the open source radeon driver for jaunty
[00:57] <GPL> Dr_Willis: no i've .tar.bz2
[00:57] <miked5951> GPL: looks like cs4 doesnt work in wine
[00:57] <node> hey everyone i gotta quick question, im running the latest distro of xubuntu and im having a problem. my main menu/panel both top and bottom have dissapeared and i dont know the solution
[00:57] <GPL> miked5951: i 've to do this , as i really need it , man.
[00:57] <Dr_Willis> GPL:  if its source code.. you need to compile it.. good luck with that.
[00:57] <GPL> Dr_Willis: that's why i need steps
[00:57] <miked5951> GPL vmware dude
[00:58] <bazhang> !info wine
[00:58] <bazhang> GPL, ^^
[00:58] <GPL> miked5951: it's VirtualBox, but i dont have bootable CD for Vista/Xp
[00:58] <Dr_Willis> GPL:  but  You called it a 'package' - that is what confused everyone.. its not a debian package.. its source.
[00:58] <bucky> GPL:  http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=14318
[00:58] <GPL> Dr_Willis: okay, my apologies.
[00:59] <miked5951> GPL virtualbox sux
[00:59] <deany> !webcam
[00:59] <UnnamedPlayer> bazhang that's BS
[00:59] <GPL> McPeter: you bet Photoshop CS4 works with 1.1.27 , can you gimme the instructions ?
[00:59] <node> Dr_Willis on Xubuntu do you know how to recover the menu's/panels both top and bottom of the desktop?
[00:59] <icarus> is there a hackntos chanell?
[00:59] <Dr_Willis> GPL:  there are deb packages from version .18 to .27 at --> http://wine.budgetdedicated.com/archive/index.html
[00:59] <deany> its about time pidgin picked up the pace, and did what kopete dies
[00:59] <deany> does* even
[00:59] <GPL> Dr_Willis: yeah, but  i need 1.1.17
[00:59] <Dr_Willis> node:  i dont use xubuntu. so no idea.  check the XFCE docs.
[01:00] <UnnamedPlayer> bazhang: That's BS. I know reverting to an older xserver is possible to get catalyst working.
[01:00] <node> ok thanks
[01:00] <GPL> Dr_Willis: o
[01:00] <UnnamedPlayer> bazhang: I just don't know how to do it.
[01:00] <GPL> Dr_Willis:  i've downloaded the most stable version, i just wanna try with it, but i dont know how to compile or such steps ?
[01:00] <UnnamedPlayer> bazhang: many forums refer to the possibility of reverting xservers however none mention how.
[01:00] <McPeter> GPL, you can use http://www.winehq.org/download/deb
[01:00] <miked5951> GPL do you have a windows machine running with photoshop already installed?
[01:01] <sisif_> Quick question: is it possible to intruct the sound card to output the sound on the mic connector indestead of the default one ?
[01:01] <GPL> miked5951: No.
[01:01] <Wildcard77> node, alt+f2 and type xfce4-panel
[01:01] <bucky> GPL works here apparently http://thesmilingpenguin.com/post/105517877/running-photoshop-cs4-on-linux-using-wine
[01:01] <GPL> miked5951: if i'd had one, i would be working on it
[01:01] <GPL> bucky: works what ?
[01:01] <Wildcard77> node, that should fix your issue
[01:01] <miked5951> do you have a running windows install? GPL
[01:01] <GPL> miked5951: No.
[01:01] <GPL> miked5951: but i had and it worked.
[01:01] <bucky> GPL:  photoshop cs4  that's what you asked about wasn't it
[01:02] <GPL> bucky: that' works on ?
[01:02] <McPeter> GPL, why you don't use repository winehq ?
[01:02] <miked5951> GPL found a converter to make virtual machines from physical boxes
[01:02] <bucky> GPL jaunty
[01:02] <Wildcard77> node, let me know if this works
[01:02] <GPL> McPeter: repository doesnt has 1.1.17
[01:03] <McPeter> ?
[01:03] <GPL> bucky: works with wine or with Virtualbox ;)
[01:03] <McPeter> GPL, i have 1.1.27~winehq0~ubuntu~9.04-0ubuntu1
[01:03] <McPeter> by repository
[01:03] <bucky> GPL http://wine.budgetdedicated.com/archive/index.html has 1.1.17  did you read the link?
[01:03] <miked5951> GPL photoshop 7 works with wine.. i haven't seen CS4 workign in wine
[01:03] <GPL> bucky: it starts with 1.1.18 i told it twice
[01:04] <McPeter> s/by/from
[01:04] <Debolaz> Hrmm, I requested a trial of Landscape the previous friday, I still haven't gotten any response from Canonical... :-(
[01:04] <GPL> McPeter: i 've ubuntu jaunty 9.04 .. can you please help me out , maybe we talk in PM ;) not for an affair though, just for some instructions
[01:04] <bucky> GPL oh..  i thought you had a problem
[01:04] <McPeter> GPL, ---> http://www.winehq.org/download/deb
[01:04] <bucky> it starts
[01:04] <McPeter> intruction
[01:05] <McPeter> add deb repository and key
[01:05] <GPL> McPeter, ok :)
[01:05] <sn1per>  yo can I connect a windows xp box to an ubuntu box using a  length of cat-5 minus the pigtail?
[01:05] <th0r> sn1per: probably....depends on the nic cards
[01:06] <arooni> i just obtained a iphone (1st gen) and a ipod touch 8gb.  is there anyway to hook this up to ubuntu jaunty?  specifically to update the firmware or run itunes?  also is there anyway i can hook it up in general?
[01:07] <miked5951> sn1per: needds to be a crossover cable
[01:07] <miked5951> sn1per: then you can setup an adhoc network
[01:07] <th0r> miked5951: not necessarily....many of the newer nic cards are auto sensing
[01:07] <fosa> what's a good guide for upgrading the HD to a bigger one via data transfer?
[01:07] <GPL> McPeter : did.
[01:08] <GPL> McPeter : Software Sources , added repository and the keyfile imported
[01:08] <miked5951> th0r: just going by experience.. dont know what hardware he has
[01:08] <GPL> :)
[01:08] <McPeter> sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install wine
[01:08] <th0r> miked5951: agreed...that's why I said it depended on the nic <smile>
[01:09] <GPL> McPeter: that is 1 command, or i shud split it into 2 parts
[01:09] <GPL> McPeter: just confirming , please bother my nonsense, i would be helpful in a few days ;)
[01:09] <McPeter> it's better you type steep by steep .. but you can copy/paste directly
[01:10] <nightrid3r> GPL: 1 command
[01:10] <bucky> GPL: you don't know how to use the package manager!
[01:10] <McPeter> (and i'm french people and my english is very poor :p )
[01:10] <GPL> bucky : i know just a bit.
[01:10] <GPL> <- newbie 3 days old in Ubuntu
[01:10] <bazhang> arooni, to upgrade the firmware you would need to run itunes in windows on a vm
[01:10] <McPeter> GPL, hors use : System -> Admin -> Synaptic
[01:11] <GPL> McPeter: already did the command
[01:11] <McPeter> and search wine and after install it
[01:11] <GPL> it's running
[01:11] <rv1989> how to use command line irc..
[01:11] <rv1989> am running on pidgin
[01:11] <th0r> rv1989: install irssi
[01:11] <miked5951> rv1989: pidgin here too.. god times huh?
[01:12] <miked5951> good
[01:12] <miked5951> lol
[01:12] <race321> salut
[01:12] <rv1989> ha..:)
[01:12] <race321> ya des francais
[01:12] <McPeter> race321, /j #ubuntu-fr
[01:12] <nightrid3r> !fr | race321
[01:13] <McPeter> nightrid3r, :)
[01:13] <m4j> i need help
[01:13] <rv1989> who is the nightrider??
[01:13] <d1sdain> !ebonics | d1sdain
[01:13] <rv1989> wat is ebonics??
[01:14] <bazhang> !ot
[01:14] <MrWizard> hi... I was wondering where I should ask, if I have a problem with the way that nautilus/gvfs works... I am annoyed that I cannot specify, that mounted network shares should not be shown with icons on the desktop
[01:14] <sammyF> did anybody succeed in compiling Awesome2.3 for jaunty ?
[01:14] <m4j> i need help
[01:14] <Xodiac13> is mythbuntu recommended is it any good
[01:15] <macgyver_> anyone here running gpsdrive and have successfully incorporated googlemaps?
[01:15] <nightrid3r> !ask | m4
[01:15] <sigjuice> what do I need to add to sources.lst so I can install the debug packages from ddebs.ubuntu.com?
[01:15] <m4j> i am wanting to use my gprs phone as a modem how do i do that
[01:16] <Luig1> Ok, so my applications menu seems to have deleted itself. I have some backups that I could dip into, so what do I do?
[01:16] <fosa> how do i clone my hd to a bigger one?
[01:16] <Xodiac13> is mythbuntu recommended is it any good
[01:16] <sammyF> m4j: depending on the phone, you might have to jailbreak it first
[01:16] <nightrid3r> m4j: which phone
[01:16] <mazda01> anyone good with samba mount issues? i have a winxp pro share set to full control for admin, everyone, and my user. when I try to mount it in ubuntu with an fstab entry it becomes unwritable. here's my forum post if anyone can give me some help i would be much appreciated. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=288534&page=106
[01:16] <m4j> moto i290
[01:18] <Xodiac13> is mythbuntu any good i have a media center and i want to use it for mainly gaming and watching videos is it a good distro
[01:18] <GPL> McPeter : that completed.
[01:18] <mazda01> Xodiac13: do you have a capture card to record tv and what not?
[01:19] <Xodiac13> mazda01: no
[01:19] <mazda01> Xodiac13: if not, i would suggest just going with XBMC then
[01:19] <m4j> moto i290
[01:19] <bazhang> http://www.mythbuntu.org Xodiac13 its similar to a Tivo
[01:19] <McPeter> GPL, http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=14318&iTestingId=41639
[01:19] <GPL> McPeter: yeah.
[01:19] <mazda01> mythtv which is built into mythbuntu is for recording live tv and having tivo or dvr functionality
[01:20] <derekS> hey guys, is there an ubuntu moblin project?
[01:20] <mazda01> XBMC ported to linux is awesome though
[01:20] <Xodiac13> bazhang: o i have ubuntu gaming edition and its irritating at times my sound will stop and now its good but now i want to play windows games and when i try to install them they wont work i play nexuiz and my video card works i am about to go back to windows i need help?
[01:21] <Luig1> Does anyone know where Gnome menu settings are kept? The stuff the menu editor (alacarte) messes with?
[01:21] <bazhang> Xodiac13, ubuntu gaming edition? where did you dl that from?
[01:21] <Xodiac13> i searched it and found it on a website i forgot where but i obtianed it
[01:21] <TheSov> I was thinking about switching to Ubuntu from xp64 and I was wondering if anyone else here had trouble running windows games and whatnot from their ubuntu install using wine
[01:21] <icarus> what makes ubuntu gaming edition special?
[01:21] <Xodiac13> icarus: its not
[01:22] <mark1> what kinda of games are you trying to run
[01:22] <Xodiac13> icarus: just the packages
[01:22] <bazhang> TheSov, you need to check the appdb for which games work and which dont
[01:22] <Luig1> The only Windows game I play is StarCraft, and that runs fine with Wine.
[01:22] <ice_cream> perhaps you'd instead want a VM
[01:22] <[daemon]> I play Guild Wars
[01:22] <TheSov> Hl2, portal, COD-wow stuff like that
[01:22] <Xodiac13> mark1: dod source team fortress and such
[01:22] <GPL> bazhang: is there such a version ? what i knew was : Notebook Edition | Server Edition and Desktop Edition.
[01:22] <bazhang> Xodiac13, not from www.ubuntu.com ?
[01:22] <GPL> McPeter : yeah, i am waiting
[01:22] <ice_cream> if your computer is fast enough, why not from inside a vm
[01:22] <Xodiac13> bazhang: no
[01:22] <mark1> Xodiac: source works but you get a performance hit
[01:22] <richardcavell> How do I download wine source code from the repositories?
[01:23] <Xodiac13> mark1: lol what should i do i dont want to have to change to windows
[01:24] <mark1> Xodiac: if you are a gamer your best bet is windows
[01:24] <bazhang> Xodiac13, that is a version of Ubuntu Ultimate, a knock-off brand
[01:24] <mark1> Xodiac: Ubuntu is good want a easy entrance in to linux
[01:24] <GPL> mark1 : i'm a graphic designer, and web dev. , what's my best bet :)
[01:24] <Xodiac13> mark1: yeah lol one problem uh i have a hp and i had to research why my sound wont work pretty much i have to send my computer back to the hp company in order to get sound working
[01:25] <McPeter> the Gimp :)
[01:25] <ice_cream> ubuntu netbook is a bit strange
[01:25] <ice_cream> feels like x there is really buggy
[01:25] <GPL> McPeter: yeah, that finished, now what to do.
[01:25] <GPL> McPeter: waiting for your special instructions.
[01:25] <McPeter> 08/09 02:19 |<McPeter> GPL, http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=14318&iTestingId=41639
[01:25] <TheSov> Ok, I see most of my games will work. 1 more Q, all my games are stored on a windows "dynamic" disk raid can ubuntu mount that?
[01:25] <McPeter> read it
[01:26] <mark1> GPL: if you can sacrafice photoshop and illustratrator for inkscape and gimp you would be ok
[01:26] <Xodiac13> what type of ubuntu should i go with
[01:26] <mark1> GPL: for coding linux I usually like to code in more
[01:26] <McPeter> mark1, +1
[01:26] <MrWizard> is there a way to use nautilus to browse a network share (sftp or smb) without actually mounting the share?
[01:26] <GPL> mark1 : i can sacrifice, but not for this project, i already 've an unfinished project in photoshop
[01:27] <mark1> GPL: I would wait then and experiment with not critical stuff before you make the switch
[01:27] <Dr_Willis> MrWizard:  the fusesmb tool at one time sort of 'browsed'  the network shares  without mounting them (it sort of special mounted them)  Theres also the cli tools
[01:27] <fosa> how do i detect or mount a usb connected hard drive?
[01:28] <McPeter> GPL, follow the link and read 'HowTo' on bottom
[01:28] <bazhang> Xodiac13, a supported version, ie not Ultimate, etc
[01:28] <MrWizard> Dr_Willis, ok, thx... will there still be a desktop icon for them?
[01:28] <GPL> McPeter: that means now i've to install winetricks script ?
[01:28] <Dr_Willis> MrWizard:  No.
[01:28] <MrWizard> Dr_Willis, ok, great :)
[01:28] <Xodiac13> bazhang: last ubuntu i was using was 8.10 it was awesome
[01:28] <Dr_Willis> MrWizard:  things get mounted to dirctories in the system tree.. you said you dident want to 'mount' things...
[01:29] <Dr_Willis> MrWizard:  so what exactly are you trying to do?
[01:29] <Xodiac13> bazhang: ubuntu 8.04 was crappy on my system though with my video card and its LTS
[01:29] <bazhang> Xodiac13, the gaming edition is ultimate, and not supported
[01:29] <Timitheos> When I use undisker to expand the ISO it tells me that the filesystem is corrupt.
[01:29] <bazhang> Xodiac13, no need for those knock-offs really
[01:29] <MrWizard> Dr_Willis, I have a lot of network shares, that I use very often
[01:29] <Xodiac13> bazhang: will ubuntu 9.10 support my radeon x200
[01:29] <nil0_> Hi everybody, I was wondering; how do I get Ubuntu to start without GUI as per default?
[01:29] <MrWizard> Dr_Willis, I have hotkeys for them too
[01:29] <MrWizard> Dr_Willis, but I don't want icons for them on my desktop
[01:29] <bazhang> Xodiac13, #ubuntu+1 for discussion of Karmic
[01:30] <MrWizard> Dr_Willis, and I haven't really figured out the best way to avoid that
[01:30] <lascar> what's the best program, in your experiences, for converting different media to DVD?
[01:30] <Xodiac13> bazhang: damn this is hard to even ask questions
[01:30] <Dr_Willis> MrWizard:  theres settings to tell GNOME to not show  mounted devices on the desktop.
[01:30] <Dr_Willis> MrWizard:  thats the 'best way' :)
[01:30] <Xodiac13> bazhang: well im going back to 8.10 wot woot
[01:30] <MrWizard> Dr_Willis, but I would still like it to show mounted usb
[01:30] <MrWizard> usb's*
[01:30] <minimec> nil0_: You could disable the gdm daemon.
[01:30] <Dr_Willis> MrWizard:  i use the 'ubuntu tweak' to tweak that stuff..
[01:31] <Dr_Willis> MrWizard:  you could alwyas just have a icon pointing to the /media/ directory
[01:31] <mac9416> nil0_, http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/prevent-xorg-from-starting-in-linux/
[01:31] <mac9416> nil0_, Might help.
[01:31] <bastidrazor> lascar, devede does a well enough job to be suggested
[01:31] <MrWizard> Dr_Willis, hmm... I guess I could - but still: it is nice for an icon to just pop up every time I plug in a device
[01:31] <Dr_Willis> devede works decently well.. could be a little better...
[01:31] <klsdn> anyone know how i can see i am using the restricted drivers for my wireless card. and if not how to use them
[01:32] <Dr_Willis> MrWizard:  i hate that feature. :) i perfer it to not pop up some lame dialog :)
[01:32] <Dr_Willis> MrWizard:  just because it dont show the icon..it may still show that popup.
[01:32] <criminy> hallo.
[01:32] <MrWizard> Dr_Willis, well... I hate the popup too, but I love the icon :P
[01:32] <nil0_> mac9416: Thanks! I will look into it
[01:32] <Timitheos> When I use undisker to expand the ISO it tells me that the filesystem is corrupt. Do i have to re download the ISO?
[01:32] <mac9416> nil0_, no problem :-)
[01:33] <paperclip_> xchat-gnome stinks.. anyone recommend something better for intrepid?
[01:33] <Dr_Willis> paperclip_:  use normal 'xchat'
[01:33] <[daemon]> nil0_: depending what you use
[01:33] <Dr_Willis> paperclip_:  eeryone hates xchat-gnome it seems
[01:33] <mdg> Hi!.  I'm trying to use dvdbackup, but I get an error "Cannot open specified device /media/cdrom0"
[01:33] <MrWizard> Dr_Willis, but thanks for the advice :)
[01:33] <paperclip_> Dr_Willis: can i hide join/part messages and such?
[01:33] <Dr_Willis> Timitheos:  if the iso is bad.. its bad...
[01:34] <Dr_Willis> paperclip_:  of course.. thats normally a feature of all the irc clients.
[01:34] <nil0_> [daemon]: wadda mean?
[01:34] <Dr_Willis> paperclip_:  xchat is a full featured irc client.
[01:34] <[daemon]> nil0_: with a ubuntu you could do mv /etc/init.d/gdm /etc/init.d/gdm.off
[01:34] <Dr_Willis> !info bum
[01:34] <Dr_Willis> nil0_:  or use the 'bum' tool to disable the gdm service... (better way)
[01:34] <[daemon]> nil0_: with a kubuntu you do mv /etc/init.d/kdm /etc/init.d/kdm.off
[01:34] <paperclip_> Dr_Willis: why does xchat-gnome suck so badly then?
[01:34] <Dr_Willis> paperclip_:  no idea.. I dont use it.
[01:34] <fosa> how can i see what the path is for a hard drive connected by usb?
[01:35] <Dr_Willis> paperclip_:  they gnome-stupified it.
[01:35] <Timitheos> I've downloaded both the 32 bit and 64 bit. What are the odds that the ISO is bad on both of them from the ubunt site?
[01:35] <paperclip_> heh.. it's terrible
[01:35] <Dr_Willis> fosa:  'mount' command perhaps. it should be somewhere in /media/
[01:35] <Dr_Willis> paperclip_:  i am using the latest beta/rc of weechat right now.
[01:35] <Luig1> Never mind, I figured it out. Google has always been there for me.
[01:35] <bastidrazor> Timitheos, expand the ISO?  why not burn the ISO to disc then boot to it.
[01:35] <paperclip_> i'll look for that
[01:35] <Timitheos> tried that.
[01:35] <Timitheos> I/O error
[01:35] <mac9416> nil0_, I believe that link I gave you gives you a simple GUI method of disabling Gnome. Shouldn't be hard at all :-)
[01:36] <mdg> how do I determine what the path to my dvd drive is?
[01:36] <crawl3r> Hi guys. which one is better in decoding MP3 files between LAME and FFMPEG?
[01:36] <Dr_Willis> Decoding? I imagine they are the same.
[01:36] <mdg> anyone here use DVDbackup?
[01:36] <Dr_Willis> its the encoding thats the hard part.
[01:36] <nil0_> But as it is now, I have GUI on CTRL+ALT+F7 as usual and it also boots on in, but I would rather like it to boot in CTRL+ALT+F2 :P I don't wanna disable GNOME
[01:36] <Timitheos> I was going to try and expand the ISO and put it on a thumb drive and boot from there.
[01:37] <nil0_> it*
[01:37] <Dr_Willis> Timitheos:  you DONT make a bootable thumbdrive that way.. use the 'unetbootin' tool to  make a bootable flash drive
[01:37] <MrWizard> Dr_Willis, the popup can actually be disabled with gconf too :)
[01:37] <Dr_Willis> MrWizard:  thats what ubuntu tweak does.. its a nicer front end then that.
[01:37] <mark1> crawl3er: I could be wrong but I though lame was only for encoding
[01:37] <mdg> Timitheos: I just used the linux version of unetbootin to make a bootable mint flash drive :)
[01:37] <mac9416> nil0_, well, the method in the link would disable Gnome on startup, but you could always start it by typing "gdm" at the command line.
[01:37] <crawl3r> Dr_Willis: The reason I as is that I found out oggdec and faad failed at some instances while FFMPEG succeeded to decode files (OGG and AAC)
[01:38] <mac9416> nil0_, and it also says how to reenable it.
[01:38] <mdg> anyone here use DVDbackup?
[01:38] <mark1> crawl3r: http://lame.sourceforge.net/
[01:38] <[daemon]> nil0_: or simply type startx
[01:38] <bastidrazor> mdg, the path to you dvd drive is probably /media/cdrom or /media/cdrom0
[01:39] <Dr_Willis> one has to start gdm as root..  'sudo service gdm start'  normally
[01:39] <kelli> is there any way to re-treave infodeleated from bin i wont?
[01:39] <[daemon]> Dr_Willis: nope
[01:39] <crawl3r> mark1: lame can decode as well
[01:40] <[daemon]> Dr_Willis: that gives you the login manager - a sudo startx starts the DE
[01:40] <Dr_Willis> [daemon]:  gdm is a service.. should be started by root.. startx by the user...
[01:40] <Dr_Willis> sudo service gdm stop  (will temparly stop gdm also)
[01:40] <kelli> any why do got files back deleted from bin?
[01:41] <mdg> bastidrazor: It accepted media/cdrom0, but now I get the error "You must provide a title name when you read your DVD-Video Structure direct from the HD"
[01:41] <Dr_Willis> you dont want to do 'sudo startx' that would login root to the Desktop.. Not a good idea.
[01:41] <[daemon]> Dr_Willis: right - my fault - simple startx should do it
[01:41] <bastidrazor> mdg, i have no clue what you're trying to do. i don't use DVDbackup.
[01:41] <kelli> any why do got files back deleted from bin?
[01:41] <mdg> bastidrazor: okay.  Thanks for the help with the drive part :)
[01:42] <bastidrazor> mdg, good luck
[01:43] <kelli> any why do got files back deleted from bin?
[01:43] <Dr_Willis> kelli:  huh? You mean 'any way' ?
[01:43] <Dr_Willis> !undelete | kelli
[01:46] <lascar> bastidrazor: thanks for the suggestion.
[01:46] <bastidrazor> lascar, enjoy your dvd pleasures.
[01:46] <lascar> will do :-D.
[01:47] <Antaranian> llalalalaa
[01:47] <Antaranian> anyone know, how ubuntu jaunty is detecting devices like built-in webcams in notebooks ?
[01:48] <gokturk> #ubuntu-tr
[01:48] <ubwiast> Hi. The 9.04 alternate installation CD fails without network access. Is there a way around this?
[01:49] <damo23> i am running hardy, i would like to upgrade to jaunty... any tips?
[01:50] <Guiri> When  try to start ./sc_serv to start shoutcast I get bash: ./sc_serv: No such file or directory but it's right there and chmodded
[01:50] <Guiri> Any ideas?
[01:50] <damo23> do i just change my sources.list and do sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get distupgrade && sudo apt-get upgrade?
[01:50] <lstarnes> damo23: no, the actual procedure is different
[01:50] <minimec> damo23: If you are happy with hardy, then stay with it. A direct upgrade from hardy to jaunty is not possible!
[01:50] <damo23> :(
[01:51] <lstarnes> damo23: you need to upgrade to intrepid then to jaunty
[01:51] <[daemon]> damo23: a quick google should help
[01:51] <lstarnes> damo23: or you can make a fresh install of jaunty
[01:51] <damo23> erm, maybe i'll just do a clean install
[01:51] <minimec> damo23: If you want to be up to date, wait until october an do a clean karmic koala 9.10 install.
[01:51] <lstarnes> damo23: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes has the instructions for updating
[01:52] <damo23> i did a clean install of jaunty for my friend, it looked a lot better than hardy, more screen effects etc
[01:52] <sn_1> There there an easy way to switch from Gnome to KDE? I currently have Ubuntu
[01:52] <te> Ugh -- my key bindings are all out of whack on my t61p in 9.04
[01:52] <[daemon]> sn_1: yes there is
[01:52] <te> How do I assign keybindings in Ubuntu the easy way
[01:52] <sn_1> daemon: care to elaborate on that ? :)
[01:52] <damo23> i partitioned my drive so i have /home and / on different partitions
[01:53] <damo23> but my other stuff is still on /
[01:53] <Antaranian> sn_1: spt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[01:53] <Guiri> When  try to start ./sc_serv to start shoutcast I get bash: ./sc_serv: No such file or directory but it's right there and chmodded
[01:53] <pmhcvn> Hello
[01:53] <damo23> i suppose i could back it up and do a fresh install
[01:53] <[daemon]> sn_1: sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[01:53] <DaZ-> other stuff? :f
[01:53] <te> how can i restore ubuntu's key bindings to what they were when i first installed?
[01:53] <te> mine are completely fucked
[01:53] <sn_1> would that override the gnome desktop?
[01:54] <[daemon]> sn_1: you will have both and can decide which one to use
[01:54] <damo23> DaZ-: i only allowed 1Gb for my home partition, for config and text documents
[01:54] <sn_1> o.O
[01:54] <drazak> wom 26
[01:54] <sn_1> can I completely remove one if I choose?
[01:54] <DaZ-> sn_1: you can remove everything
[01:54] <Antaranian> sn_1: yep ,
[01:54] <sn_1> yea i tink i will >_<
[01:54] <sn_1> 735mb :D
[01:54] <DaZ-> it's linux ;f
[01:55] <Antaranian> sn_1: you want remove gnome ?
[01:55] <sn_1> 733*
[01:55] <sn_1> yes
[01:55] <kelli> when i hover over trash can apt. it says i have over 400 items when i open it only 62 show up---why?
[01:55] <[daemon]> sn_1: sudo apt-get remove gnome-desktop
[01:55] <Antaranian> what means 733mb ?, sn_1
[01:55] <sn_1> ok thx
[01:55] <DaZ-> kelli: dotfiles
[01:55] <Sneaky-Jesus> kelli: Maybe try ctrl+h, see what happens :)
[01:56] <Sneaky-Jesus> it will show hidden files
[01:56] <sn_1> Antaranian: installing the kubuntu-desktop requires 733mb of sapce
[01:56] <Antaranian> sn_1:  you'll need to download about only 250 mb
[01:56] <Antaranian> sn_1: you have problems with space ?
[01:56] <bastidrazor> sn_1, if you want to go with kde only go to the following site
[01:56] <bastidrazor> !purekde | sn_1
[01:56] <rucebunny> hrllo
[01:56] <sn_1> Antaranian: no, i dont but i'd liek to reserve some
[01:57] <rucebunny> poopers
[01:57] <rucebunny> why so serious
[01:57] <sn_1> thx bastidrazor
[01:57] <rucebunny> bitch
[01:58] <sn_1> whats the difference between jaunty, hardry, intrepid? >_< never really knew or asked
[01:58] <kelli> crt+h still only 62 come up
[01:58] <thiebaude> !language
[01:58] <Guiri> Anybody?
[01:58] <rucebunny> i i love you ruben
[01:58] <Sneaky-Jesus> rucebunny, people have important stuff to do and say here, if you're not helping, leave us be :)
[01:58] <[daemon]> sn_1: thats the code name for the releases
[01:58] <bastidrazor> sn_1 if you do decide kde isn't for you you can do the same to kde.. look at !puregnome
[01:58] <Antaranian> sn_1 search for ubuntu release notes :)
[01:58] <rucebunny> woo0oow sneaky jesus
[01:58] <sn_1> o.O
[01:58] <sn_1> how do I find out which one i have?
[01:59] <Antaranian> rucebunny: all right with you, mate ? :)
[01:59] <rucebunny> ???
[01:59] <bastidrazor> sn_1 you can type lsb_release -a in a terminal
[01:59] <Sneaky-Jesus> sn_1: Erm, go to System, the bottom option, 'About Ubuntu'
[01:59] <Sneaky-Jesus> sn_1: It's there too :)
[01:59] <sn_1> oO thx
[01:59] <kelli> Sneaky-Jesus, no good
[02:00] <rucebunny> wait how meny people are in here i just found this out today lol
[02:00] <Sneaky-Jesus> kelli: Odd, erm.. in Nautilus
[02:00] <damo23> is tar quick for archiving without compression?
[02:00] <Sneaky-Jesus> kelli: click view, and make sure 'Show hidden files' is checked
[02:00] <sn_1> I was downloading the kubuntu-desktop in the terminal, but i accidently closed it. now i get a "E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), is another process using it?
[02:00] <sn_1> " how can i stop the download?
[02:00] <kelli> Sneaky-Jesus, ok
[02:00] <BellinXFelon> can someone help me with this error? http://paste.ubuntu.com:80/250046/
[02:00] <rucebunny> FINE DONT TELL ME BITCHEZZ
[02:00] <[daemon]> lol
[02:01] <trench> heh
[02:01] <Antaranian> close synaptic package manager if it opened , sn_1
[02:01] <Sneaky-Jesus> Thank God he's left.
[02:01] <damo23> whats the best option for backup, rsync or tar?
[02:01] <Sneaky-Jesus> Clonezilla for backup.
[02:01] <sn_1> Antaranian: It is not
[02:01] <Sneaky-Jesus> without a doubt.
[02:01] <[daemon]> Sneaky-Jesus: I bet he comes back with a different nick :)
[02:01] <Antaranian> are you doing it with sudo ?
[02:01] <sn_1> yes
[02:01] <kelli> Sneaky-Jesus, was clicked
[02:01] <sn_1> but i am root alredy as well
[02:01] <Sneaky-Jesus> daemon: I don't doubt it :)
[02:02] <DaZ-> i'd go with rsync
[02:02] <Sneaky-Jesus> kelli: I've no idea then.. I'm actually stumped.
[02:02] <mick_laptop> anyone know if there is a channel for ubuntu + netbook related things?
[02:02] <Antaranian> sn_1: in ubuntu it doesn't matter :)
[02:02] <milo__> hello
[02:02] <kelli> i would like to get them back if i can
[02:02] <trench> hola
[02:02] <sn_1> well how can i kill the process? i did sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop and i closed the terminal
[02:02] <Antaranian> sn_1: with default ubuntu installation you can't login as root
[02:03] <Sneaky-Jesus> kelli: I know, man. Ask again, maybe somebody else can lend a hand, i'm new to the whole 'helping out' thing :/
[02:03] <[daemon]> Antaranian: sudo su -
[02:03] <cast> kelli: whatcha lost?
[02:03] <sn_1> Antaranian: i su
[02:03] <sn_1> it
[02:03] <Sneaky-Jesus> daemon: You were half right :p
[02:03] <Sneaky-Jesus> ^
[02:03] <rucebunny> what do people even talk about here???
[02:03] <kelli> pics
[02:03] <trenchcoat> ubuntu
[02:03] <[daemon]> Sneaky-Jesus: ROTFL
[02:03] <kelli> family
[02:03] <cast> kelli: and how did you lose them?
[02:03] <Antaranian> [daemon]: with default ubuntu installation :)
[02:03] <trenchcoat> ubuntu and Ice T
[02:04] <[daemon]> Sneaky-Jesus: magic crystal ball is broken :)
[02:04] <kelli> lost then from trash
[02:04] <rucebunny> is opera illigle
[02:04] <Sneaky-Jesus> daemon: try sudo reboot -p :)
[02:04] <DaZ-> it is
[02:04] <Sneaky-Jesus> *shutdown
[02:04] <cast> kelli: ok, this is probably doable
[02:04] <Sneaky-Jesus> God damnit, that could have been funny then
[02:04] <Dr_Willis> rucebunny:  this is an irc support room for Ubuntu
[02:04] <BellinXFelon> can someone help me with an error that i get with gnomebaker, it keeps shutting down on me, here is the errorhttp://paste.ubuntu.com:80/250046/
[02:04] <milo__> please hw can i change the desktop or screen resolution in Gnome. Things are all big and i dn't like it.
[02:04] <kelli> cast, whats that?
[02:04] <rucebunny> whats that Dr_Willis
[02:04] <cast> kelli: recovering deleted jpgs
[02:05] <[daemon]> Sneaky-Jesus: wont help - irc runs on openSUSE :P
[02:05] <sn_1> hmm so Antaranian you have any idea?
[02:05] <Sneaky-Jesus> milo: Go to system, in the top left, and you'll see preferences
[02:05] <kelli> yes how?
[02:05] <Sneaky-Jesus> milo: Then go on display
[02:05] <Sneaky-Jesus> daemon: OpenSUSE is my second distro of choice, but Ubuntu's what i'm running now
[02:05] <cast> kelli: this is the tricky bit, as soon as it happened you should stop writing to the filesystem ASAP
[02:06] <Antaranian> sn_1: you can find running processes list in System -> Administration -> System Monitor
[02:06] <[daemon]> Sneaky-Jesus: vice versa here :) firing up kbuntu on my EeePC
[02:06] <cast> kelli: switch to mounting it ro, or umount it,
[02:06] <abc>  :@  poopers
[02:06] <kelli> new to ubuntu
[02:06] <trenchcoat> Does anyone else have major issues with their current install of Ubuntu which have just gone unfixed due to an overwhelming feeling of 'meh, screw it'?
[02:06] <cast> kelli: it's *very* important you stop writing to the FS, as it's likely you'll overwrite the jpgs
[02:06] <Sneaky-Jesus> daemon: Kubuntu? KDE just can't match gnome. They're in different leagues :P Tried the Ubuntu's netbook remix?
[02:06] <Antaranian> sn_1: but I think by closing konsole had already  you canceled the installation, sn_1
[02:07] <rob0917> What new features are planned for ubuntu 9.10?
[02:07] <Sneaky-Jesus> trenchcoat: In apt-get, my sources.list has a duplicate
[02:07] <fosa> question, since I have a dual boot HD, do I need to clone over each partition to the new hd?
[02:07] <abc> how is there so many people in here but know one talkes?!?
[02:07] <[daemon]> Sneaky-Jesus: gnome and I are no good friends :)
[02:07] <sn_1> Antaranian: Its still locked :/
[02:07] <Sneaky-Jesus> trenchcoat: Not a major issues, but it needs fixing :P
[02:07] <kelli> cast, is there any way to recover deleted files from hd?
[02:07] <sn_1> Antaranian: Is there a sudo apt-get cancel install cmd ?
[02:07] <trenchcoat> My sources.list is pretty hectic too.
[02:07] <DaZ-> sn_1: ps aux|grep apt
[02:07] <abc> is there just a room 4 chating like normal people!!
[02:07] <cast> kelli: that's precisely what i'm talking about, presumably you're new to computers as well as ubuntu
[02:07] <Sneaky-Jesus> daemon: As with me and KDE, but i've never given it a proper shot. It's a pain the arse in Backtrack, took me half an hour to connect to my wlan
[02:07] <fosa> what's the best partition table type?
[02:08] <Sneaky-Jesus> abc: yes, try /leave #ubuntu
[02:08] <DaZ-> sn_1: if there's nothing you have to remove the ffile  blocking it
[02:08] <Antaranian> abc: what is annormal here ?
[02:08] <mdg> sn_1: sudo apt-get remove "name of app" (without quotes)
[02:08] <[daemon]> Sneaky-Jesus: I use KDE for about 10 years now - quite hard to switch to gnome - tried it several times
[02:08] <kelli> no used windows(yak) for a long time
[02:08] <cast> kelli: so where were the deleted files
[02:09] <sn_1> mdg: its still locked
[02:09] <Sneaky-Jesus> daemon: I'd love to give XFCE a shot, but i'm simply not badass enough. And 10 years? haha, i was only just beginning to use Explorer.exe then :p
[02:09] <sn_1> DaZ-: when I use ur cmd i get wat i was previously installing
[02:09] <mdg> sn_1: did it ask for your password?
[02:09] <[daemon]> Sneaky-Jesus: but its also strange to switch from a rpm bases system to .deb :) start to like it
[02:09] <Antaranian> [daemon]: so why you need to swith, kde is nice desktop
[02:09] <sn_1> root     29978  0.1  0.8  21824 17988 ?        S    17:54   0:00 apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[02:09] <sn_1> root     29980  0.5  0.1   5380  2072 ?        S    17:55   0:04 /usr/lib/apt/methods/http
[02:09] <sn_1> sndev    32093  0.0  0.0   3336   804 pts/1    S+   18:08   0:00 grep apt
[02:09] <[daemon]> Antaranian: I dont
[02:09] <DaZ-> sn_1:  sudo kill 29978
[02:09] <[daemon]> Antaranian: have a stable 4.3 running here :)
[02:10] <rob0917> Any comments on the new windows 7 coming out in october?
[02:10] <mdg> sn_1: you tried to install kubuntu-desktop?
[02:10] <kelli> cast,  show that i have over 4oo items when i hover over the bin apt.but when i open onlu 62 show
[02:10] <DaZ-> or
[02:10] <bazhang> !ot | rob0917
[02:10] <Sneaky-Jesus> Good, but not good enough rob :P
[02:10] <sn_1> DaZ-: thx that did the trick
[02:10]  * [daemon] hugs bazhang
[02:10] <cast> i've been using e16 for many years, quite hard to switch to GNOME or KDE ^_^
[02:10] <sn_1> mdg: yea I was but then I closed the terminal on accident.
[02:10] <rob0917> sorry
[02:10] <fosa> i'm going to clone my hd and need to set up a partition on the new HD, how do i see the exact MB of the old drives?
[02:11] <mdg> sn_1: so how do you clean that up?
[02:11] <sn_1> mdg: thus when i tried to install/remove using apt it wouldn't let me
[02:11] <kelli> cast,  and there not hidden
[02:11] <sn_1> mdg: what do you mean?
[02:11] <trenchcoat> Ice T presents Mac Repair: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_qWhYlhfWCI
[02:11] <mdg> sn_1: you had a partial install of kubuntu-desktop??
[02:11] <DaZ-> mdg: partially downloaded
[02:11] <sn_1> DaZ: instead of killing the process, which i already did. but in case of next time is it possible to resume the download?
[02:12] <cast> kelli: i suggest booting off a livecd and using photorec, or similar program. i'm afraid i don't feel energetic enough to help beyond that
[02:12] <Antaranian> sn_1: it is possible :)
[02:12] <DaZ-> sn_1: i'm thinking about using fg
[02:12] <sn_1> mdg: yea partially downloaded...
[02:12] <mfh> fosa, df -h ?
[02:12] <DaZ-> sn_1: anyway, iy was still downloading
[02:12] <fosa> mf_, df -b mb
[02:12] <sn_1> DaZ-: oO relaly
[02:13] <kelli> cast, thanks anyway
[02:13]  * trenchcoat bets someone in here is Skywalker's father.
[02:13] <sheit> How do I mount a Snap server to ubuntu?
[02:13] <DaZ-> sn_1: ya, rly
[02:13] <fosa> how can i tell which of my partitions it the primary one?  the one with a boot flag?
[02:13] <damo23> DaZ-: i want to backup my ext3 filesystem to NTFS using rsync... should i backup locally and tar it into an archive first to preserve permissions etc?
[02:13] <kelli> anyone else up to the challenge
[02:13] <abc> u guys are soo boreing and u guys ALL suck penis bals!!
[02:13] <Sneaky-Jesus> Wow.
[02:13] <Sneaky-Jesus> he showed us.
[02:14] <Sneaky-Jesus> And wtf is a penis bal?
[02:14] <trenchcoat> I'm shown.
[02:14] <mdg> Please clean up the language guys!
[02:14] <DaZ-> damo23: don't ask me
[02:14] <ToStItOs_>  I want to install the security updates but I am afraid to due to some problems I had before but does anyone know if it will affect my modem driver
[02:14] <Sneaky-Jesus> If i wasn't addicted to the warm fuzzies i get from helping out here, i'd go and troll him :P
[02:14] <sn_1> thx u guys for ur help
[02:14] <sn_1> :)
[02:14] <bazhang> Sneaky-Jesus, trenchcoat please move chat to #ubuntu-offtopic
[02:14] <Sneaky-Jesus> sn_1: it's what we're here for :)
[02:14] <sheit> any help mounting a storage device.. Adaptec snap server..
[02:15] <ToStItOs_> I have Ubuntu 8.10
[02:15] <centinul> I'm using Ubuntu 9.04, and I'm having trouble getting the screen resolution correct when connected via HDMI to my Samsung 32" 720p TV. In nvidia-settings it doesn't list the resolution I need (1360x768). I've tried various settings like turning off DDC probing and EDID in my xorg.conf file and nothing works. I have also tried using mode lines as well. When I try and use xrandr to change the mode I get an error: xrandr configure crtc
[02:15] <Sneaky-Jesus> centinul: A mate of mine has an identical problem - i think it's a funny setting with the computer
[02:16] <al_x> can someone help me figure out why my ALC888 sound card just makes helicopter static noises when i use the SPDIF
[02:16] <Sneaky-Jesus> centinul: We couldn't get it just right, he has a samsung too.
[02:16] <centinul> Sneaky-Jesus: Bummer
[02:16] <phajas> I have a Gigabyte T1028 with an Atheros ar928x. It originally recognized the interface, but did not work properly (was unable to show available networks or even connect with a manually entered SSID). Then, I followed some instructions that involved downloading a driver, unpacking it, running a shell script and then running "sudo dpkg --install compat*deb" (I found this on the forum.) Unfortunately, now the interface doesn't come up at all.
[02:16] <mfh> i have a pretty stock Jaunty install, i find in gnome-terminal Control-C does not work to stop programs, though suspend with control-z does work... anyone know why?
[02:16] <jairodealmeida> hello
[02:16] <jairodealmeida> =)
[02:16] <Sneaky-Jesus> centinul: Beautiful TVs though. Got one downstairs :P But yeah, i'm not 100% it's down to the TV, but i think it is.
[02:17] <mfh> hi jairo
[02:17] <jairodealmeida> i wold to install postgresql-postgis in my ubuntu
[02:17] <fosa> when i'm cloning a hard drive, how important it is that my partitions be the exact same size on the new drive?  is it ok if they are a little bigger?
[02:17] <jairodealmeida> or with unstable # aptitude install postgresql-8.3-postgis or with Ubuntu  # sudo apt-get install postgresql-8.3-postgis
[02:18] <centinul> Sneaky-Jesus: It wouldn't surprise me if it's a bug in the HDMI portion of their firmware because when I connect it via VGA it picks up 1360x768 great but with HDMI it's a no go.
[02:18] <damo23> fosa: depends how you do the transfer
[02:18] <jairodealmeida> exist apt-get to install postgresql8.4-postgis
[02:18] <[daemon]> fosa: thats no cloning - a clone is exactly the same
[02:18] <jairodealmeida> and why is your source list ?
[02:18] <MyNameIsLuca> mfh: Que pasa ? "Control-C does not work to stop programs"
[02:18] <sheit> backup files to nas device help......?
[02:18] <Sneaky-Jesus> centinul: That's a good point, we didn't think of that :P
[02:19] <fosa> damo23, [daemon] is this a good guide to use?: http://www.arsgeek.com/2008/01/22/how-to-clone-your-bootable-ubuntu-install-to-another-drive/
[02:19] <MyNameIsLuca> sheit: What are your requirements ?
[02:19] <damo23> fosa: for example you can clone the entire hard drive with dd, then dump the data to the new drive even if its a little bigger, then resize the partition to take the full space
[02:19] <ToStItOs_> I have a dial up modem and I want to install security updates but I have had some conflicts before so now I am afraid to. Will the security updates conflict with my modem driver like Cups and any Networking updates?
[02:19] <sheit> MyNameIsLuca, I have a snap server with a music folder, and a music folder on ubuntu.. I want to backup my music to the nas but only backup updated files or new files..
[02:20] <fosa> damo23 oh cool so I don't need to partition my new hd using dd ?
[02:20] <MyNameIsLuca> sheit: "A snap server" ?
[02:20] <sheit> MyNameIsLuca, Used to use windows to do this but switched to ubuntu so just learning
[02:20] <sheit> MyNameIsLuca, snap server: network storage device..
[02:20] <MyNameIsLuca> sheit: gadmin-rsync
[02:20] <cast> fosa: personally i'd say dd was overkill
[02:20] <sheit> MyNameIsLuca, has a ip and folder is mounted.
[02:21] <cast> fosa: no point copying empty space
[02:21] <MyNameIsLuca> sheit: ive never heard that term before.
[02:21] <fosa> cast, i heard dd was the best way to store all settings
[02:21] <sheit> MyNameIsLuca, it is a Adaptec snap server (snap appliance)
[02:21] <cast> fosa: and who told you that
[02:21] <MyNameIsLuca> sheit: Anyhoot, youve got your tool.
[02:22] <sheit> MyNameIsLuca, gadmin-rsync a program or terminal command?
[02:22] <ToStItOs_> Does anyone know if Security updates for 8.10 conflict with a dial up modem driver?
[02:22] <cast> ToStItOs_: this a serial modem?
[02:22] <MyNameIsLuca> sheit: gtk gui /gnome/kde tool
[02:22] <sheit> thaks
[02:22] <cast> ToStItOs_: or a winmodem?
[02:22] <newubuguy> Ubuntu doesn't recognize my DV Vid Camera via firewire can someone help please?
[02:22] <sheit> MyNameIsLuca, thanks.
[02:22] <ToStItOs_> winmodem
[02:22] <MyNameIsLuca> sheit: Np
[02:23] <armence__> Apparently, I am missing a bunch of man pages such as syscalls(2)... Can anyone help me out?
[02:23] <cast> ToStItOs_: scary D:.
[02:23] <cast> armence__: manpages-dev
[02:23] <sheit> MyNameIsLuca, install from synaptic or offline
[02:23] <MyNameIsLuca> armence__: valgrind is hosed too it seems. It refuses to handle popen calls
[02:23] <armence__> cast: thanks
[02:24] <ToStItOs_> cast: yeah I know I don't know what updates will affect the driver its like walking in pin needles
[02:24] <sos> how can i change resolutions? there are no choices in the display options
[02:24] <mfh> control-c is not used to quit programs (assuming 'q' doesn't work)?
[02:24] <armence__> MyNameIsLuca: I think you meant that for someone else...
[02:24] <MyNameIsLuca> sheit: Always get your dists version of any program.
[02:24] <FloridaGuy> how do i add this...  ftp://carroll.cac.psu.edu/pub/linux/distributions/ubuntu/   .... to the repo where its in the list of mirrors under software sources
[02:24] <MyNameIsLuca> armence__: No
[02:24] <cast> ToStItOs_: you could just revert the updates that break it, however you want to do that
[02:24] <damo23> fosa: private message me and i'll tell you all the settings you need for dd
[02:24] <BellinXFelon> im having trouble burning a data dvd in kubuntu 9.04
[02:25] <newubuguy> Ubuntu doesn't recognize my DV Vid Camera via firewire can someone help please?
[02:25] <ToStItOs_> cast: How would I do that
[02:25] <MyNameIsLuca> armence__: It was a mental note and public information.
[02:25] <cast> or public message me and i'll tell you you're better off with tar ^_^
[02:25] <cast> ToStItOs_: LVM snapshot, tar, rsync, cp, however you wish
[02:26] <ToStItOs_> hmmm ok
[02:26] <newubuguy>  doesn't recognize my DV Vid Camera via firewire can someone help please?
[02:26] <MyNameIsLuca> armence__: Ok ?
[02:26] <newubuguy> I have searched the forums and the web i can't find anything that makes sense to me
[02:27] <ToStItOs_> cast: I just hate these updates this is gonna be a pain but I know I have install the updates cuz my goal is to get Wine once this is done
[02:27] <mfh> nite all
[02:27] <cast> ToStItOs_: did you compile your own modem driver?
[02:27] <kelli> cast, worked it out
[02:27] <samui> does anyone know how to create a keyboard shortcut to launch the UNR homepage?
[02:28] <MyNameIsLuca> newubuguy: do you have a nonsensical stance towards the reading you have accomplished so far ? :)
[02:28] <kelli> cast, went in trash- view--reload    and there all back
[02:28] <cast> kelli: so they were never deleted...
[02:28] <ToStItOs_> cast: I install the driver from the PcTel website followed some instructions I had from my previous driver
[02:29] <kelli> no just not showing up
[02:29] <newubuguy> Really I'm a total newb, and I want to put my sons football game on my computer and can't finger it out
[02:29] <cast> kelli: FWIW there, their and they're are worth learning about
[02:29] <kelli> computers what can i say?
[02:29] <sheit> MyNameIsLuca, error: /etc/gadmin-rsync/scripts/gadmin-rsync-Backup.sh: 10: Syntax error: "fi" unexpected (expecting "then")
[02:29] <ToStItOs_> cast: for whatever reason cups and networking updates kill the driver
[02:29] <kelli> FWIW?????
[02:29] <cast> ToStItOs_: compiled a kernel module?
[02:30] <cast> kelli: for what it's worth
[02:30] <ToStItOs_> cast: yeah
[02:30] <cast> kelli: presumably you're...14? :P
[02:30] <samui> sorry, terminal froze
[02:30] <kelli> ok thanks very much kiss kiss
[02:30] <felix_> is there any way to change how often the routine check drive at boot time run?
[02:30] <mib_mib> Question - say i have a cron job that runs a script that takes 10 minutes to run - what happens if i have this cron set to run every 5 minutes? Does it try to execute this script again, or does it wait until the first one has finished before running it again?
[02:30] <samui> anyways, i need to reask my question
[02:30] <Dr_Willis> felix_:  the tune2fs command can set the # of mounts to wait btween checks.
[02:30] <cast> ToStItOs_: hmm, you don't really have to follow ubuntu's kernels if you don't want to
[02:31] <ToStItOs_> cast: sorry for the vague explanation sort of new to the modem installation
[02:31] <samui> does anyone know how to make a keyboard shortcut to get to the UNR home?
[02:31] <ToStItOs_> cast: had a tough time getting my modem to work I had some problems with the other computer I had before this one
[02:32] <Sneaky-Jesus> samui: what browser?
[02:32] <ToStItOs_> cast: very long story
[02:32] <cast> ToStItOs_: i'd buy a second hand serial port modem tbh
[02:32] <cast> ToStItOs_: they'll run on any OS,
[02:32] <cast> ToStItOs_: dead easy to configure,
[02:32] <Dr_Willis> cast:  I got a few of those.. :) from my AMIGA days. heh
[02:32] <samui> Sneaky-Jesus: I'm using Ubuntu Netbook Remix
[02:33] <Sneaky-Jesus> So firefox is installed, right?
[02:33] <ToStItOs_> cast: Yeah I know I hate this winmodem
[02:33] <samui> no, i'm trying to make a shortcut for my Super Key to go to the Ubuntu Netbook Remix's home thing
[02:34] <Sneaky-Jesus> Ooohh
[02:34] <Sneaky-Jesus> samui: when you said UMR homepage, i thought you meant like a web page
[02:34] <MyNameIsLuca> ToStItOs_: Wow, its the 20th century and youre on landwire via ppp ?
[02:34] <ToStItOs_> cast: But as far as now what should I do? should I steer clear of the networking and CUPS updates
[02:34] <cast> MyNameIsLuca: i'm using ppp :)
[02:34] <samui> yeah...sorry for the confusion, lol
[02:35] <MyNameIsLuca> ToStItOs_: Mee too, its neat, but its more cool to get internet wirelessly, but on ppp
[02:35] <Sneaky-Jesus> samui: No worries, i've never used UMR so i wouldn't even know where to start
[02:35] <MyNameIsLuca> cast^^
[02:35] <Sneaky-Jesus> *UNR
[02:35] <ToStItOs_> MyNameIsLuca: Believe it or not but DSL is not supplied in my area thanks to AT&t
[02:36] <sheit> error tyring to copy to network storage device .... The folder "Aesop Rock" cannot be copied because you do not have permissions to create it in the destination.
[02:36] <MyNameIsLuca> ToStItOs_: what area if i may ask ? ... i can put some fire in the right places
[02:36] <kelli> what is the best distro to use as a thumb boot up on a windows(yak) computer?
[02:37] <Dr_Willis> kelli:  depends on what you are going to do on the thing.
[02:37] <ToStItOs_> MyNameIsLuca: Mississippi US in the country side
[02:37] <Dr_Willis> kelli:  theres dozens (including ubuntu) that can work)
[02:37] <hyperion__> http://paste.ubuntu.com/250059/
[02:37] <taunt> I'm runnin ubuntu 64 and I wanna install skype but it's only i386 anyway around this?
[02:37] <hyperion__> I get this error loading a mp3 in totem
[02:37] <taunt> Sorta newb here
[02:37] <hyperion__> its a dell
[02:37] <kelli> very basic things a little word processing net surfing
[02:38] <MyNameIsLuca> ToStItOs_: Hmm, i understand the thing. Sattelite and ppp modem could be good ... ?
[02:38] <ToStItOs_> cast: should uncheck some updates that potentially won't work
[02:39] <kelli> what size thumb drive for a ubuntu distro?
[02:39] <ToStItOs_> MyNameIsLuca: Satellite would be nice if the hardware wasn't so expensive
[02:39] <taunt> 1gb
[02:39] <taunt> pretty sure
[02:39] <MyNameIsLuca> ToStItOs_: fire will be put into the grounds as well, but it could take a little while.
[02:39] <jdu> kelli: ubuntu will run slowly on a usb stick
[02:39] <ToStItOs_> MyNameIsLuca: forget about BPL
[02:39] <MyNameIsLuca> ToStItOs_: A dish and a regualr modem will suffice
[02:39] <kelli> yes i know
[02:39] <MyNameIsLuca> regular
[02:40] <kelli> but i would rather that then use windows(yak)
[02:40] <Sneaky-Jesus> kelli: Ever thought of something like Wubi?
[02:40] <ToStItOs_> MyNameIsLuca: I plan on satellite when I have enough money
[02:40] <kelli> how big is that?
[02:41] <MyNameIsLuca> ToStItOs_: Those can have pretty fancy speeds at that.
[02:42] <ToStItOs_> Cast: so should I gamble or uncheck some updates?
[02:42] <cast> can you put the packages that'll break your module on hold
[02:43] <ToStItOs_> cast: probably I'll see in a minute
[02:43] <ToStItOs_> cast: probably just do like firefox and openoffice updates and go from there
[02:44] <kelli> Sneaky-Jesus, wudi sounds good
[02:44] <cast> i'd just like to voice my disappointment that you cant nest associative arrays in associative arrays in perl :<
[02:44] <ToStItOs_> I'll stay away from cups
[02:44] <kelli> wubi
[02:44] <Loafers> If I lock the screen, will background apps still run?
[02:44] <ToStItOs_> and networking
[02:44] <cast> ToStItOs_: if you don't need that stuff just remove it :>
[02:44] <MyNameIsLuca> Loafers: Yah
[02:44] <Loafers> MyNameIsLuca, Thanks.
[02:44] <MyNameIsLuca> Np
[02:45] <MyNameIsLuca> :)
[02:45] <Hatake> hey, can someone help me understand directory permissions?
[02:45] <ToStItOs_> cast: thats what I need to learn how to do
[02:45] <Hatake> I don't understand what drwxr-s---  means
[02:45] <cast> ToStItOs_: i find it easiest to start with nothing and install, rather than remove. being on dialup you'll have the time to check pkg lists
[02:45] <MyNameIsLuca> Hatake: Use google, its there, its your friend... just use it
[02:45] <kelli> is there an easy way to make a multi boot disc for many small distros??
[02:46] <cast> kelli: there's a way but i doubt its easy
[02:46] <ToStItOs_> cast: I don't have a network so I shouldn't need those security updates?
[02:46] <kelli> is life easy?
[02:46] <MyNameIsLuca> Hatake: Do you know Shitake btw :P
[02:46] <cast> ToStItOs_: depends on your threat model
[02:46] <Hatake> no, sadly, he might explain what the S means
[02:47] <MyNameIsLuca> Hatake: Its a she., but ok.
[02:47] <ToStItOs_> cast: ok I'll try a few updates and go from there
[02:47] <Hatake> if i set a directory to 750, it should be all for the owner, read/execute for the group, none for anyone else
[02:47] <Hatake> but when i set 750 and run ls -l
[02:47] <Hatake> i see drwxr-s---
[02:47] <kelli> i have a ubuntu disc with 6 distros on it can i use that and just change it a bit?
[02:47] <Hatake> wich is not what i expect
[02:48] <MyNameIsLuca> 0750 ?
[02:48] <cast> Hatake: chmod g-s directory then
[02:48] <Spaceghost> I
[02:49] <ToStItOs_> cast: I just hope my modem driver won't die
[02:49] <Hatake> i'm trying to understand what drwxr-s---  is saying
[02:49] <Spaceghost> I have a pendrive, put it, and when I like copy a file the enviroment says that I haven't writable permissions
[02:49] <Spaceghost> how I can give it?
[02:52] <Spaceghost> someone can help me?
[02:52] <kelli> http://ask.reference.com/related/South+Africa+Ubuntu+Concept?&qsrc=2892&l=dir&o=10601
[02:53] <lde> Hatake: info '(coreutils) Mode Structure'
[02:53] <MyNameIsLuca> kelli: Who was that for :)...
[02:53] <kelli> everyone
[02:53] <kelli> anyone
[02:54] <kelli> someone
[02:54] <kelli> no-one
[02:55] <kelli> just found it and thought i would put it here
[02:55] <MyNameIsLuca> kelli: The little guy train could.
[02:55] <MyNameIsLuca> kelli: The little train could.
[02:55] <kelli> hahaha
[02:55] <MyNameIsLuca> :)
[02:55] <kelli> cute
[02:55] <MyNameIsLuca> ChuChu!!! :=)
[02:56] <sentix> Anyone know of a howto/guide for installing edubuntu onto a harddrive on a machine different then the one intended?
[02:56] <richardcavell> My apt-get install packagename fails because I don't have a package that it depends on.  But I know that the dependency is wrong.  I've emailed the maintainer about it.  Meanwhile, is it dangerous for me to forcibly install the package anyway?
[02:56] <Hatake> ok, i think i undertand my question a bit more
[02:56] <newubuguy> I was almost there, I read a little more and found I needed to do "gksudo kino" thanks for forcing me to do things myself
[02:56] <Hatake> so I set a directory to chmod 2750
[02:56] <sentix> Trying to setup an old laptop that has no cd-rom/usb-boot for a 4 year old girl to learn computers with
[02:56] <cor> sentix, aside from boot manager, it should be good to go
[02:56] <Hatake> and it ends up as drwxr-s---
[02:56] <al_x> god damn linux
[02:57] <Hatake> i want it to set all new subdirectories with the groupid of the folder
[02:57]  * al_x rams a fist up ALSA's ass
[02:57] <orngjce223> Hey
[02:57] <Hatake> and i want the group to have read/execute privileges
[02:57] <Hatake> but for some reason
[02:57] <Hatake> when i set this
[02:57] <Hatake> as a member of the group
[02:57] <sentix> cor: didn't even think of the boot loader... I've got gparted so hopefully that should be enough
[02:57] <Hatake> I can't read it
[02:57] <FloodBot2> Hatake: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:57] <orngjce223> I have a half a bootloader sitting on my main boot hard drive, and I want to get rid of it *shakes fist at GRUB error 21*\
[02:58] <nbohaychuk> hi
[03:00] <nbohaychuk> i got irssi to run on my iphone!!!
[03:00] <mick_laptop> hi everyone
[03:00] <mick_laptop> is there something like kickstart or debian's fai for ubuntu?
[03:00] <nbohaychuk> but, it won't work right
[03:00] <Dr_Willis> nbohaychuk:  apple police will there soon to arrest you.
[03:00] <sentix> Crap, forgot that laptop harddrive require power over IDE cable :(
[03:00] <nbohaychuk> lol
[03:01] <nbohaychuk> srsy?
[03:01] <cor> good luck!
[03:01] <Sneaky-Jesus> Dr_Willis: You can get Javascript SSH clients nowadays:)
[03:01] <Dr_Willis> Sneaky-Jesus:  can they do X forwarding? :)
[03:01] <sentix> cor: somehow, some way I got fedora onto this thing once...so I know I got the adapter/tools somewhere
[03:02] <Sneaky-Jesus> Dr_Willis: That's a good point :P But any proper Linux user has an Android phone anyway :P
[03:02] <Dr_Willis> Sneaky-Jesus:  not for the cost of those things...
[03:03] <nbohaychuk> i want the google phone, but when i got m iphone they wernt out yet :(
[03:03] <mick_laptop> found it
[03:03] <Sneaky-Jesus> Dr_Willis: Tell me about it, my carrier hasn't got any, so i got a Nokia E71. Runs PuTTY okay, but anyway. Back on topic.
[03:03] <sentix> I want an iPhone that's not controlled by Apple
[03:03] <cast> i have a eee 701 and 3G modem :)
[03:03] <nbohaychuk> mine isn't controlles by apple, i disabled the killswitch
[03:04] <cor> sentix, doesn't it have USB or something?
[03:04] <th0r> and here I sit on the boat with no phone at all
[03:04] <nbohaychuk> well, now they can't delete some of my apps :)
[03:04] <bazhang> !ot
[03:05] <nbohaychuk> kk
[03:05] <nbohaychuk> i will stop talking off-topic LOL
[03:05] <sentix> "...My sister got bitten by a moose once..."
[03:08] <Hatake> if i sudo chgrp XYZ then chmod 2750 another user's directory, and i'm a member of XYZ, why do I receive a permissions error when trying to cd to that directory?
[03:09] <Hatake> shouldn't it set the directory group to XYX, then give read/exec to group xyz, and set all future subfolders under it to be xyz?
[03:11] <unixbocx> well folks i'm starting not to have any faith in ubuntu, trying to setup a webserver is proveing to much do and i'm still no better off then when i started
[03:12] <Sneaky-Jesus> Apache, right?
[03:12] <dotblank> hey ubuntu expexts!!! my bro is into audio production and could use your wise guidance. He has a turntable connected to a laptop over usb. However he wants to be able to listen to the usb recording device over his normal speakers. Is there a program that does this?
[03:12] <unixbocx> plus all the howto guides online that say the same thing just doesn't work
[03:12] <cor> unixbocx, the thought of losing you scares the hell out of everyone. how can we make it right?
[03:12] <sentix> unixbocx: How so?
[03:12] <th0r> unixbocx: using apache?
[03:13] <cast>  its pretty trivial to setup a webserver
[03:13] <AndrewGearhart> evening folks. I'm having problems opening .mp4 files from YouTube. :(
[03:13] <cor> web server? are you serious? install apache. the end.
[03:13] <sentix> unixbocx: Both lighttpd and apache were a dream to setup
[03:13] <unixbocx> i've been at it for over a week now and i still can't get mt dyndns website to come up
[03:13] <cor> lol
[03:13] <unixbocx> my
[03:13] <cast> and those are the hard ones to setup, thttpd, now that's easy :)
[03:13] <sentix> unixbocx: That's somewhat different then getting apache happy
[03:13] <cor> that's definitely ubuntu's fault. i'd sue
[03:14] <AndrewGearhart> when I open it with movie player or gxine... movie player just "goes away" ... and gxine just loads and does nothing. :(
[03:14] <unixbocx> being behind a router doesn't help either
[03:14] <akore> how do I change grub boot order?
[03:14] <unixbocx> but all the guides say it's just so easy
[03:14] <Hatake> yeah, i agree, it definately ubuntu's fault
[03:14] <cor> at the risk of being flamed.. Think like a packet of data
[03:14] <cast> thttpd -d /var/www # done!
[03:14] <cor> akore, you change the order
[03:14] <sentix> unixbocx: I've done that once or twice and it can be some many different issues... your ISP could be blocking the http port or your router, and vhost with dyndns was a little weird from memory
[03:14] <bazhang> cor, please be helpful
[03:14] <lstarnes> unixbocx: if you're running the site from a home computer, your ISP might be blocking it
[03:15] <akore> cor: how
[03:15] <cor> I am, continually!
[03:15] <AndrewGearhart> ah, manually opening through mplayer ... I get "Error opening/initializing the selected video_out (-vo) device. any ideas?
[03:15] <lstarnes> unixbocx: does http://localhost work?
[03:15] <bazhang> cor, spare the unnecessary commentary please
[03:15] <cor> akore, take me literally
[03:15] <lstarnes> akore: try editing /boot/grub/menu.lst~
[03:15] <cast> unixbocx: how about you get it working in windows, then come back :) and we can tell you to install apache and it'll work.
[03:15] <cor> goan ban me then
[03:15] <unixbocx> no port 80 is up, what happens is ddclient will update dyndns with my internal ip
[03:15] <lstarnes> akore: oops.  /boot/grub/menu.lst
[03:16] <unixbocx> which is a static ip
[03:16] <cor> is it grub?
[03:16] <cast> so DNS is your problem, not getting the webserver running?
[03:16] <sentix> unixbocx: You tried accessing your sight with nmap and from direct IP address
[03:16] <unixbocx> one moment the site works then another it doesn't
[03:16] <sentix> ?
[03:16] <orngjce223> Hi
[03:16] <cor> I mean, or grub2
[03:16] <orngjce223> I was trying to install ubuntu (9.04) to a flash drive
[03:16] <th0r> unixbocx: you need to set ddclient to use an external source like whatsmyip.com
[03:16] <unixbocx> i've tryed it all almost
[03:17] <orngjce223> and managed to make windows xp unbootable
[03:17] <orngjce223> thanks to grub *shifty eyes*
[03:17] <unixbocx> external source
[03:17] <unixbocx> ?
[03:17] <zvacet> AndrewGearhart: mplayer>preferences>video>X11/xv ,maybe other will work for you
[03:17] <subone> When playing a movie in full screen for my dual screen setup how can i make the other monitor suspend or go black?
[03:17] <beatbreaker> hi can anyone recomend a webcam that works no problems on linux, i'll be usig Skype
[03:17] <cor> unixbocx, a packet of data travels from one hop to another, from source to destination. do this in your mind.
[03:17] <th0r> unixbocx: ddclient will never be able to get your outside ip from ifconfig...it will have to ask another website to tell it what the ip is
[03:17] <Hatake> noone?
[03:17] <gizmobay> Anyone else having a problem with Jaunty doing hard lockups once a day?
[03:17] <Hatake> if i sudo chgrp XYZ then chmod 2750 another user's directory, and i'm a member of XYZ, why do I receive a permissions error when trying to cd to that directory?
[03:17] <bazhang> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsMultimediaWebCameras beatbreaker
[03:18] <th0r> unixbocx: and you are right...ubuntu is definitely at fault
[03:18] <th0r> jeez
[03:18] <MyNameIsLuca> unixbocx: whats the problem ?
[03:18] <orngjce223> I was installing ubuntu to an external drive, and managed to make the internal drive require the external to be plugged in to boot without-an-ugly-21-grub-error.  What gives?  and can I fix this from inside ubuntu or livecd?
[03:19] <unixbocx> webmins ddclient mod has a option to ip acquire from eth0 or other sources
[03:19] <sentix> th0r: It is ubuntu's fault... it doesn't "Just work" like Microsoft Server does, minus the weekly reboots and security holes
[03:19] <Dr_Willis> orngjce223:  its looking on the external for the /boot/grub files most likely.
[03:19] <MyNameIsLuca> unixbocx: ddclient OR dhclient ?
[03:19] <sentix> th0r: but hey, businesses aren't really concered with security from what I can tell
[03:19] <unixbocx> the problem is my server is behind a router and not on the real world side
[03:19] <AndrewGearhart> zvacet: thx... didn't work... but thank you for making suggestions. ;-)
[03:20] <th0r> sentix: funny, I never had any more trouble putting a linux server online than a windows server...but I am not inclined to spend a lot of time bailing out whiners
[03:20] <Dr_Willis> orngjce223:  if linux is just on the external, and windows just on the internal.. then you dident need to put grub on the internal drive. Just the external.. then tell the pc to boot the usb disk.
[03:20] <orngjce223> but it installed automatically o.O
[03:20] <unixbocx> but all the guides say it can be done
[03:20] <bazhang> let's move chat to #ubuntu-offtopic please
[03:20] <orngjce223> Dr_Willis: I just want to have two independently bootable hdds
[03:20] <sentix> unixbocx: It can be, you just need to sit down and think about your problem some more
[03:20] <cor> grub1 users, why have you not upgraded yet?
[03:20] <MyNameIsLuca> Crazy windows tools. Theyll find their path eventually.
[03:20] <Dr_Willis> orngjce223:  you got grub on the internal.. you proberly dident want that then.
[03:21] <orngjce223> Yes
[03:21] <unixbocx> i've been thinking about it for over a week now with almost 12 hours a day at it
[03:21] <Proh> YO
[03:21] <Proh> urgently needed
[03:21] <orngjce223> I don't want grub on the internal, just a normal bootable flash drive
[03:21] <Proh> UFC streams
[03:21] <Proh> help
[03:21] <FloodBot2> Proh: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:21] <orngjce223> Proh: all on one line, then it's easier to understand\
[03:21] <unixbocx> i can get it all set up but then no one can get to my sites
[03:21] <bazhang> Proh, dont use enter key as punctuation please
[03:21] <beatbreaker> bazhang: thanks
[03:21] <Dr_Willis> orngjce223:  boot up the linux box.. make install grub to the usb drive.. but you also may need to edit the grub menu.lst entries to change hd1,0 to hd0,0 for when it boots straight from usb.
[03:22] <unixbocx> andf i just can't figure out what i'm missing
[03:22] <orngjce223> It's winXP on the internal drive
[03:22] <sentix> unixbocx:  There's alternative then home hosting that might be safer for you
[03:22] <orngjce223> (unfortunately, but...)
[03:22] <zvacet> AndrewGearhart: did you try with other drivers you have to restart mplayer after every change you make
[03:22] <unixbocx> true but this has to be mastered..
[03:22] <gogeta> Dr_Willis: installing grub to usb can be tricky w ubuntu
[03:22] <Dr_Willis> orngjce223:  you will then have to fix the xp mbr to restore it back to normal.
[03:22] <Dr_Willis> gogeta:  yes it can.
[03:22] <gogeta> Dr_Willis: i use the supergrub cd to do it
[03:22] <maxie> need some help with config 2 get downloading software like aMule 2 get trough my firewall/router,like what port i sould use or stuff like that-_-
[03:22] <sentix> unixbocx: So you've covered that you're problem is not ubuntu as a distro but networking
[03:22] <orngjce223> Dr_Willis: and can I do that from inside ubuntu without the xp install disk by any chance?  my xp was oem-installed and I have no disc
[03:23] <unixbocx> i'll never get it if i wimp out and host somewhere else
[03:23] <cor> good man!#
[03:23] <SeaPhor> is there a channel i'm missing? i have tried #gnucash- there's 2 ppl there and i think i hear snoring, there is no #cpa, and #accounting re-directs to ##accounting but there's no one there but chanserv, any pointing in the right direction appreciated
[03:23] <sentix> unixbocx: You should re-read the man pages for the dyndns service your using to see if you can direct it to use an internet webservice instead of broadcasting your machine's lan IP
[03:23] <Dr_Willis> orngjce223:  no idea on repairing the mbr of windows..  you may need to  some how plug in the usb drive and boot windows to some sort of rescue mode.
[03:23] <cor> unixbocx, can you access the server locally?
[03:23] <bazhang> SeaPhor, /msg alis list *term*
[03:23] <_Master_> how do I get a radeon 9600 video out to work in Xubuntu  9.04 ?
[03:23] <Badis> haha,  I have no printer, so I figured I'd apt-get remove cups, it wants to remove ubuntu-desktop,  that can't be good  ;)
[03:24] <sentix> cor: Good point
[03:24] <orngjce223> Dr_Willis: or can I just have grub with only one system that it boots into in 1 second?
[03:24] <unixbocx> sometimes
[03:24] <SeaPhor> TY bazhang
[03:24] <cor> that's not good enough! 100% THEN move on
[03:24] <bazhang> Badis, that is fine to remove
[03:24] <unixbocx> sometimes i can get to my site sometimes i can't
[03:24] <dorgan> anyone around that can point me in the right direction as to how I would go about setting up a shared hosting environment on a server?
[03:24] <Badis> bazhang: really?
[03:24] <sentix> _Master_: Do what I did, accept that it's not going to happen... I had the exact card
[03:24] <bazhang> Badis, its a metapackage only, not your literal desktop gui
[03:24] <Badis> bazhang: oh
[03:24] <Dr_Willis> orngjce223:   if you got grub setup on the internal drive.. it will want access to the grub files somehow/where...
[03:24] <mattwj2002> !thunderbird
[03:25] <unixbocx> i'm going to set this up one last time and let everyone here log in as root and tell me what the hell i'm doing wrong..lol
[03:25] <zvacet> Badis: it is just matapackage you can remove it safely
[03:25] <orngjce223> Dr_Willis: can I set up grub on the hdd to just access winXP within 1 second and have done with it?
[03:25] <gogeta> orngjce223: most oem install have the abilty to make restore disk be a good idea
[03:25] <Badis> ok then, it doesn't look like it wants to remove anything else that is needed, so here goes...
[03:25] <sentix> unixbocx: wow dude, you're on a roll here... Your going to let several dozen anonymous individuals onto your box as root
[03:25] <Dr_Willis> orngjce223:  it will want its grub files...  You would have to some how install grub to that drive..
[03:25] <orngjce223> gogeta: Oops :P
[03:26] <SeaPhor> bazhang, what does "Returning maximum of 60 channel names matching 'gnucash'" mean?
[03:26] <subone> Is there a better place to ask this question?:  When playing a movie in full screen for my dual screen setup how can i make the other monitor suspend or go black?
[03:26] <gogeta> Dr_Willis: supergrub
[03:26] <bazhang> SeaPhor, please ask further in #freenode
[03:26] <orngjce223> from a usb disk?
[03:26] <mattwj2002> !thundbirdbeta
[03:26] <sentix> subone: push the power button
[03:26] <mattwj2002> hmmm
[03:26] <unixbocx> i don't care i can just start over again but at least i'll get some help to point out what i'm missing
[03:26] <AndrewGearhart> zvacet: it seems that I may be missing the video codec
[03:26] <mattwj2002> anyone know how to install the beta version of thundbird?
[03:26] <mattwj2002> *thunderbird
[03:26] <bazhang> sentix, please stop with the nonsense comments
[03:26] <detrate-> haha >> http://imgur.com/TjwMn.jpg << RMS
[03:26] <subone> sentix: will that change my settings like in windows?
[03:27] <mattwj2002> I am using 8.10
[03:27] <subone> if i turn off the monitor the computer knows i turned it off
[03:27] <unixbocx> not that no one here has been helpful no no, you'll have helped out a lot
[03:27] <orngjce223> Huh?
[03:27] <gogeta> orngjce223: the supergrub live cd can put grub  on usb as well as restore the windows mbr on the internel
[03:27] <subone> and tries to move around my desktop
[03:27] <sentix> subone: No, X doesn't have the same kind of architecture to its video displays as Windows
[03:27] <detrate-> :(
[03:27] <orngjce223> gogeta: I used ms-sys to rewrite the mbr, to no avail
[03:27] <bazhang> detrate-, dont paste here
[03:27] <mattwj2002> !tt
[03:27] <detrate-> but it's related :(
[03:27] <jhannan> fdisk /mbr
[03:27] <orngjce223> jhannan: Nope, no disc here
[03:27] <mattwj2002> !tt > mattwj2002
[03:27] <gogeta> orngjce223: use the live cd i just suggested
[03:27] <bazhang> detrate-, no its not. this is support ONLY
[03:28] <Dr_Willis> its amazing how many ways MS has to restore the MBR... most all of them 'undocumented'
[03:28] <mattwj2002> !tt | mattwj2002
[03:28] <zvacet> AndrewGearhart:add/remove>all availabe >other >ubuntu-restricted-extras or in terminal sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[03:28] <unixbocx> what if i made my server the dhcp server instead of the router, how to i connect the router to still get wireless out of it
[03:28] <AndrewGearhart> zvacet: yeah... it says its already installed
[03:28] <detrate-> okay, well then, can you direct me to a distribution where the people who run the support channel aren't douchebags? jw
[03:28] <Badis> I'm not sure this is the right place to ask this but here it is, with ubuntu as main os, and running windows in a virtual box, will I be able to play those games I can't on linux?
[03:28] <gogeta> orngjce223: http://www.supergrubdisk.org/
[03:28] <kanigit> hey all. What is ubuntu's equivalent of rc-status in gentoo(to see the status of running apps)?
[03:28] <unixbocx> that way i'd for sure have a real world ip address
[03:28] <subone> sentix: ok that is a temporary solution then, ty, now how about how to do it "programatically"
[03:28] <orngjce223> gogeta: I'll try that
[03:28] <krishna_> Hi.
[03:28] <AndrewGearhart> zvacet: how can I get it to reinstall?
[03:29] <Dr_Willis> kanigit:  --> willis@cow:/media$ sudo service gdm status
[03:29] <Dr_Willis>  * gdm is running
[03:29] <subone> sentix: you see, i dont want to have to get up to turn off the monitor when i can do it remotely...
[03:29] <zvacet> AndrewGearhart: in synaptic mark mplayer for reinstall
[03:29] <krishna_> I want an effective Video/audio fomart converter... Winff and avidemux are not good... anything as perfect as windows app ?
[03:29] <sentix> subone: good point
[03:29] <Dr_Willis> krishna_:  thats vague in several ways....
[03:29] <sentix> subone: You have a nvidia card by chance?
[03:29] <AndrewGearhart> zvacet: will that fix all the codecs? I have the codec problem in just about all the video players
[03:30] <subone> sentix: ATI Radeon HD 2600 XT
[03:30] <Dr_Willis> krishna_:  i use winff and avidemux with better success then most anything i find on windows.. Most of the tools i find on windows are using mencoder/ffmpeg  anyway..
[03:30] <zvacet> AndrewGearhart: do you have ubuntu-restricted-extras installed
[03:30] <unixbocx> sentix do you know about how to connect my wireless router if i used my server to issue dhcp instead of the router
[03:30] <gogeta> Dr_Willis: virtuldub
[03:30] <sentix> subone: I don't know how it does it, but nvidia has a tool called nvidia-config that allows me to make temporary changes to my monitor arrangement... it might be a start to see how it does that
[03:30] <^cheeky> hi ,whats the best way to install wine, through the repos or some other way , coz i would like to start playing star craft brood war
[03:30] <subone> ok ill have a look in the CCC ty
[03:30] <krishna_> Dr_Willis, you can change bitrate with winff ?
[03:30] <AndrewGearhart> zvacet: yes. 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
[03:30] <richardcavell> ^cheeky: install wine1.2 from repos
[03:31] <_Master_> do I need fglrx to use ati radeon 9600's svideo out ??
[03:31] <_Master_> I have xubuntu 9.04
[03:31] <Dr_Willis> ^cheeky:  the latest wine versions can be from teh winehq repos. check the wine app database for programs and how well they work.
[03:31] <^cheeky> richardcavell, is that the newest one ./
[03:31] <Pytlask> Hey all! I'm attempting to convert an mp4 file to an mp3 using ffmpeg, but I'm getting an error "Unsupported codec for output stream #0.0". Does anybody know where I'd get the mp3 codec for ffmpeg?
[03:31] <richardcavell> ^cheeky: It's currently wine 1.1.26.  Wine 1.1.27 has just been released.  It's on the winehq repo but not in the Ubuntu repo
[03:31] <sentix> ^cheeky: check that your game is listed as compatible with Wine and also you can add the Wine edgy repo's to get the bleeding edge of changes/improvements to wine... I had to do that to get HL2 running happily
[03:31] <meoblast001> hi
[03:31] <Dr_Willis> krishna_:  i have changed bitrates for things with it - i belive so. I tend to use it to convert videos to playable format for my CellPhone  andother portable devices.
[03:31] <kanigit> Dr_Willis, how to I see all services? ie, running, crashed, etc?
[03:31] <richardcavell> ^cheeky: You can use the winehq repo if you want.
[03:32] <zvacet> AndrewGearhart:sorry I can not help you I don´t have knowledge for that
[03:32] <meoblast001> i just installed emerald, logged out, then logged back in, why is metacity still running?
[03:32] <Dr_Willis> kanigit:  not sure. try the 'bum' tool perhaps?
[03:32] <th0r> unixbocx: pastebin your ddclient.conf
[03:32] <AndrewGearhart> Pytlask: I feel your pain... that is what I'm trying to do (ultimately) too.
[03:32] <krishna_> Dr_Willis, ok.. but winff needs more improved appearance :P like win apps :P
[03:32] <AndrewGearhart> zvacet: thanks for trying. :-)
[03:32] <maxie> need help 2 get aMule trough a router because i dunno how -_-
[03:32] <Dr_Willis> kanigit:  or a check of man service shows 'service --status-all' :P
[03:32] <kanigit> Dr_Willis, ok ill let you know
[03:32] <mattwj2002> !p2p
[03:32] <AndrewGearhart> zvacet: honestly... I'm about ready to give up and try to reinstall the whole boat.
[03:32] <caliber> hmm.. anyone have an idea what hdparm speeds should look like for sata (supposedly in SATA3 mode)?
[03:32] <legend2440> _Master_: i had the same card. i could not get tv out to work with the open source drivers on jaunty. i ended up getting a nvidia card. it was either that or go back to intrepid
[03:32] <^cheeky> ill o with wine hq repo and check it out, all i have to do is update the sources liste and then sudo apt-get install wine
[03:33] <gogeta> heh doesent list frostwire
[03:33] <Dr_Willis> krishna_:  'like win apps' ? ive seem some very very very poor guis in the various windows video converter apps
[03:33] <richardcavell> ^cheeky: yep
[03:33] <unixbocx> i have to reinstall the server right now no conf file to paste now sorry
[03:33] <richardcavell> ^cheeky: Winehq repo calls it wine, Ubuntu repo calls it wine1.2
[03:33] <caliber> Timing cached reads:   3356 MB in  2.00 seconds = 1677.66 MB/sec
[03:33] <krishna_> Dr_Willis, :-O ,, ok
[03:33] <caliber> is what I get right now
[03:33] <kanigit> Dr_Willis, tried service --status-all. Looks like it shows the services, however, i need to decipher the flags (+,?-)
[03:33] <kanigit> ahh well
[03:34] <Dr_Willis> krishna_:  ive also see 'windows converter apps' that use mencoder/ffmpeg and other gpl tools and NEVER mention  the GPL or include the   GPL licenses... thats bad form..
[03:34] <_Master_> legend2440, it is possible though to get it to work ?
[03:34] <_Master_> on Jaunty /
[03:34] <Dr_Willis> kanigit:  check the man page?   i dont know what they maen. :)
[03:34] <gogeta> Dr_Willis: i havent
[03:34] <pianistbaby> how can i find out which version of libgpod i have on my ubuntu comp?
[03:35] <Dr_Willis> kanigit:  just a guess  i think + means its running.. - means its not.. ? = not sure. :)
[03:35] <legend2440> _Master_: i tried everything i found with google and finally gave up. the people in channel #ati had some good suggestions but i never did get it to work
[03:36] <zvacet> AndrewGearhart: that will not solve problem you can fix it without reinstall if it is audio then in preferences>codecs&demuxer>audio codec family>ffmpeg
[03:36] <krishna_> Dr_Willis, ok
[03:36] <kanigit> Dr_Willis, makes sense. man page has nothing regarding the symbols. Ill do some looking around
[03:36] <kanigit> Dr_Willis, thanks!
[03:37] <bastidrazor> pianistbaby, apt-cache policy libgpod
[03:37] <Ali_nz> how do i check my processor and system specs?
[03:37] <AndrewGearhart> zvacet: there are numerous problems though... my webcam won't work anymore... I can't play most desktop videos... I get errors about permissions on my home directory when I login... :-\
[03:37] <caliber> someone wanna run sudo hdparm -Tt /dev/sda in console and see what the output is? Wondering if my hard drive is normal speed right now
[03:38] <AndrewGearhart> zvacet: lots of experimentation to get things working has broken lots of things unf.
[03:38] <darwin> Cómo puedo ver videos de Youtube. Se blequea todo...
[03:38] <darwin> Hello
[03:38] <pianistbaby> bastid_razor: thanks
[03:39] <cast> Timing cached reads:   526 MB in  2.01 seconds = 261.81 MB/sec Timing buffered disk reads:   84 MB in  3.01 seconds =  27.92 MB/sec
[03:39] <zvacet> AndrewGearhart: you can always ask on forums qestion by question but if you want to reinstall feel free to do it
[03:39] <caliber> cast: that sata?
[03:40] <cast> SSD, dunno what interface
[03:40] <cast> hmm, it was /dev/sda....
[03:40] <cor> if only people would research linux hardware and THEN purchase
[03:40] <gogeta> cast: eee models have slow ssds
[03:41] <caliber> seems like.. ahh
[03:41] <caliber> eee
[03:41] <cast> gogeta: slow? this beast is fast!
[03:41] <caliber> i have one of those
[03:41] <Xerran> what to do with a makefile?
[03:41] <caliber> yeah your disk speed is a bit slow, compared to a normal sata drive
[03:41] <cast> Xerran: make, probably
[03:41] <caliber> wonder if DMA is disabled on yours
[03:41] <Xerran> cast
[03:41] <AndrewGearhart> cor: while I admire your candor... there is a great deal of problems with your theory. I tried that... got "well, buy things that are linux compatible" type replies when I spent nearly a week trying to find video hardware that would best support multiple monitors under ubuntu with hardware acceleration
[03:41] <cor> but I guarantee that even at full speed SATA3, you won't get back the time you wasted here
[03:42] <Xerran> cast, do you mind if i PM you?
[03:42] <caliber> lol
[03:42] <cast> considering its about 10x faster than running off my SD card, and i ws perfectly happy with that, i'm no complaining :)
[03:42] <cast> Xerran: you could, but i won't answer.
[03:42] <AndrewGearhart> cor: or the king of replies, "why don't you google it."
[03:42] <Xerran> i need help installing conky script
[03:42] <caliber> eh I am dual booting (some games don't work in Wine/Cedega) and Win is being strange. I am just confirming this isn't a hard ware issue
[03:42] <cor> so, did you not find any compatible hardware?
[03:43] <Xerran> I am trying to install this: http://pastebin.com/d2057faec
[03:43] <caliber> AndrewGearhart: nvidia has always worked well with dual monitors
[03:43] <Xerran> I am stuck at line 15
[03:43] <cor> Xerran there's a package isn't there?
[03:43] <Xerran> yes
[03:43] <AndrewGearhart> cor: nobody could give me an answer... so I've skipped hardware acceleration for the time being and stuck with my internal intel gma card
[03:43] <salutii> hi
[03:43] <cor> install that!
[03:43] <AndrewGearhart> cor: blech . ;-)
[03:43] <caliber> Xerran: they are saying to change directory into the source folder and do a "make"
[03:43] <salutii> very body
[03:43] <Xerran> actually no
[03:44] <Xerran> ahh, so cd into it?
[03:44] <cor> for sure, Linux is for folk who know how to do s great search
[03:44] <caliber> Xerran: yeah, followed by the config scripts (conky-colors)
[03:44] <caliber> Xerran: and then make install
[03:44] <Xerran> thank you
[03:44] <caliber> Xerran: np although you may need the source for compiling, there is an Ubuntu package that provides it
[03:45] <mazda01> im in a terminal right now ssh'd into my ubuntu box and it appears to have stalled during the installation of icewm and some dependencies. what's the best course f action?
[03:45] <caliber> (source for kernel)
[03:45] <phajas> I have a Gigabyte T1028 with an Atheros ar928x. It originally recognized the interface, but did not work properly (was unable to show available networks or even connect with a manually entered SSID). Then, I followed some instructions that involved downloading a driver, unpacking it, running a shell script and then running "sudo dpkg --install compat*deb" (I found this on the forum.) Unfortunately, now the interface doesn't come up at all. D
[03:45] <salutii> how are you
[03:46] <caliber> Xerran: I believe it is sudo apt-get install linux-source
[03:46] <caliber> to get the headers
[03:46] <salutii> can you speak whit me
[03:46] <Xerran> ok
[03:46] <cast> headers would be linux-headers...
[03:46] <Xerran> going to try now
[03:46] <AndrewGearhart> cor: well... I get "nvidia" but unfortunately... that isn't ONE video card... that is a manufacturer... so... it doesn't answer the question of which video card to get... and the question is unf more complex according to what I've read about RandR capabilities and buffers for resolutions of 1440x900 on multiple monitors with extended desktops
[03:46] <unixbocx> ok, how would i connect to my wireless router if i set my server as the dhcp server, would i use the upload port or just one of the hub ports
[03:46] <caliber> Xerran: you may need other packages one sec let me see
[03:46] <logankoester> I just installed 4gb of memory, but /proc/meminfo totals 3087604 kB - can anyone tell me why?
[03:47] <caliber> Xerran: sudo aptitude install build-essential
[03:47] <cast> logankoester: you in 32bit mode?
[03:47] <caliber> Xerran: that's what you need, gets headers, compiler, etc
[03:47] <AndrewGearhart> logankoester: are you using an on-board video card or a video card that is using system memory for video memory?
[03:47] <Xerran> I'm still very n00b at linux
[03:47] <logankoester> cast: yeah, i believe my cpu is 32-bit
[03:47] <WolfBlood_> How can I find out my wireless card information?
[03:47] <caliber> Xerran: or rather sudo apt-get install build-essential
[03:48] <caliber> Xerran: if you don't have aptitude
[03:48] <cast> logankoester: well, now you're in a bit of a crappy situation
[03:48] <SkyNet_ONE> wowwww
[03:48] <SkyNet_ONE> How many people here
[03:48] <cast> 1266
[03:48] <SkyNet_ONE> cast, yeah
[03:49] <SkyNet_ONE> a lot of people
[03:49] <AndrewGearhart> cor: things were further complicated by the fact that I'd gone the rocky road of using amd-64 ... and things were very difficult to get running right
[03:49] <WolfBlood_> 1267*
[03:49] <WolfBlood_> 1268*
[03:49] <volve> hey all, I can't seem to get rsync's --link-dest command to work when the source directory is over ssh... :(
[03:49] <mazda01> WolfBlood_: you need to run  lspci
[03:49] <mazda01> WolfBlood_: that will tell you the chipset of your wifi card
[03:50] <WolfBlood_> Maz: What is lspci?
[03:50] <caliber> well testing in linux makes me conclude that Win 7 is being a jerk, figures... back to attempting to communicate with it's leaders and discern what is wrong with it. Sounds like a reinstall. Good luck Xerran later all
[03:50] <al_x> anybody else hate the new default google search page in firefox
[03:50] <genii> WolfBlood_: LiSt PCI bus
[03:50] <Xerran> bye
[03:50] <Xerran> thanks
[03:50] <cast> logankoester: http://www.dansdata.com/askdan00015.htm http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/archives/000811.html
[03:50] <WolfBlood_> Genii: How do I run it?
[03:51] <logankoester> thanks cast
[03:51] <genii> WolfBlood_: Open app called Terminal and type it in there
[03:51] <spO> in my fstab it has a incorrect entry, how can i find the correct UUID ?  it says the following:  # Entry for /dev/ !! UNKNOW DEVICE !! :     UUID=8810c2d8-da34-4513-973b-aff3d295ee9f / ext3 relatime,errors=remount-ro 0 1      # Entry for /dev/sda5 :   UUID=637c37bb-1c11-4507-ace7-a31180fbb8a1 none swap sw 0 0
[03:51] <Xerran> how does one cd to the home folder?
[03:51] <WolfBlood_> Thanks
[03:51] <[daemon]> Xerran: by typing cd
[03:51] <genii> Xerran: cd ~
[03:51] <christopher> need some help, have ubuntu 9.04.  the sound is extremely low, even when at 100%
[03:52] <bastidrazor> spO, in terminal type sudo blkid
[03:52] <dotblank> hey ubuntu expexts!!! my bro is into audio production and could use your wise guidance. He has a turntable connected to a laptop over usb. However he wants to be able to listen to the usb recording device over his normal speakers. Is there a program that does this?
[03:52] <WolfBlood_> Doesn't say anything about my Airport. =(
[03:53] <dotblank> christopher, try adjusting the pcm volume level
[03:53] <maxie> need help get ride of the "lowid" in aMule the easy way -_- someone??
[03:53] <maxie> xD
[03:53] <dotblank> christopher, also if it exists the Front slider as well
[03:55] <SkyNet_ONE> Anybody from Brazil here?
[03:55] <pianistbaby> i connected my iPod to computer via usb, but i don't see ipod icon on desktop nor folder in /media
[03:55] <pianistbaby> pls help
[03:55] <spO> for fstab ,  does the mount of the root device mostly reside on hda1 ?
[03:55] <bazhang> !br | SkyNet_ONE
[03:56] <maxie> why do it seems anybody get help with problems but me?? xD
[03:56] <toro> anyone on 9.04 remix?
[03:56] <DARK_KNIGHT> anyone here installed backtrack 4 which is based on ubuntu
[03:56] <christopher> dotblank: i've tried, everything is set to 100%
[03:56] <Dr_Willis> depends on the problem maxie
[03:56] <bazhang> DARK_KNIGHT, bt4 in #remote-exploit
[03:56] <maxie> need 2 get ride of the "lowid"in aMule
[03:56] <maxie> xD
[03:57] <stumpie> I just installed fluxbox, how do i get my wifi working like in gnome? tia :D
[03:57] <gogeta> stumpie: wicd
[03:57] <stumpie> thankyou :)
[03:57] <dotblank> christopher, did you check all physical connections?
[03:57] <Dr_Willis> maxie:  and thats ubuntu related in what way its one of 1000000 packages in ubuntu ? :) perhaps check the amule docs./webpage/forums/wiki?
[03:58] <m0r0n> Hey, I need help with Seperate X Servers (Two Screen)