[02:01] <ubotu> dougb: nvu is a WYSIWYG and code dual-function HTML editor for easily creating web pages.  The original developer is working on a full rewrite; meanwhile, another is doing bugfixes.  It is not in the Ubuntu repos for Feisty Fawn, but ping tonyyarusso to inquire about packages.  See also !html.
[02:01] <chernobylrpgfree> Debaser: We'll miss you!!! =)
[02:01] <velko> DARKGuy, so yours have to be lower than 31
[02:01] <tonyyarusso> dougb: I hope to have something available for download soonish.
[02:01] <derekS> chernobylrpgfree: stopping cupsys didn't help (though i didn't htink it would)
[02:01] <mapez> i just installed ubuntu on the livecd now when i boot it says 'no os found' i am on two sata hard drives
[02:01] <Debaser> chernobylrpgfree: ok, thanks XD
[02:01] <Robbie_Crash> Debaser, Just did, it's not in there.I killed the process though, and am going to try resetting my ip through the gui
[02:01] <chernobylrpgfree> derekS: that's a bit out of my league then, sorry =)
[02:01] <phrost> Not sure about upgrading from 6.06 to 7.04
[02:01] <yoav> chernobylrpgfree: shame, that's two days of coding...
[02:01] <coal> chernobylrpgfree: netrfm2k.cat, NETUSB.inf, NETUSB.SYS, NETUSBXP.SYS, PRISM9X.SYS, PRISMXP.SYS, vnet58l.sys, vnet58l.sys, vnet58lx.sys, vnetu9xl.sys, VNETUSBA.SYS, vnetusbl.sys, vnetusbxp.sys
[02:01] <DARKGuy> velko: 13 you mean? but there's dbus in 12 :/ (S12dbus) I'm confused
[02:01] <velko> DARKGuy, sorry. lower than 12. yes
[02:01] <derekS> chernobylrpgfree: well thanks for trying to help, no one here will even acknowledge the question or point me in a direction
[02:02] <chernobylrpgfree> yoav: hence the requirement, back up your work on physical media =)
[02:02] <coal> chernobylrpgfree: the other guy did something with wine for NETUSB.inf and .SYS
[02:02] <velko> DARKGuy, 13
[02:02] <chernobylrpgfree> derekS: I have the same issue, nobody seems to know the answer
[02:02] <dougb> tonyyarusso: thanks.  are you basing it off of nvu or kompozer?
[02:02] <derekS> chernobylrpgfree: whats your question?
[02:02] <chernobylrpgfree> coal: OK that makes sense.
[02:02] <jonjon09> phrost > I'm doing that at the moment XD
[02:02] <velko> DARKGuy, what's the problem with dbus?
[02:02] <DARKGuy> velko: but, dbus is in 12, klogd is in 11
[02:02] <tonyyarusso> dougb: kompozer (essentially just nvu code though, with bugfixes)
[02:02] <yoav> chernobylrpgfree: i guess a usbkey is not physical enough then, huh? what is, then,paper? :)
[02:02] <velko> DARKGuy, and? is this a problem?
[02:02] <DARKGuy> velko: nothing, but from what I think I understand, dbus already took the slot 12, right?
[02:02] <chernobylrpgfree> derekS: My CD/DVD drives don't work after upgrade to feisty!  mount/umount are OK, but nautilus doesn't acknowledge (or even try to access) any media.
[02:03] <velko> DARKGuy, nope
[02:03] <DARKGuy> velko: uh, can I put my script in 12 too? doesn't that affects the system in all?
[02:03] <chernobylrpgfree> yoav: hard drive or net storage.  Portable storage is too volatile.  been there tho
[02:03] <dougb> tonyyarusso: ok awesome.  thanks for answering my question
[02:03] <velko> DARKGuy, you may have several 12
[02:03] <DARKGuy> velko: oh, cool!
[02:03] <derekS> chernobylrpgfree: ahhh, a gnome issue
[02:03] <chernobylrpgfree> coal: sorry, getting runaway answers here hehe
[02:03] <dougb> tonyyarusso: do you recommend any alternative for the time being?
[02:03] <DARKGuy> velko: so I make a link using ln and reboot the system and it should work right?
[02:03] <chernobylrpgfree> coal: if you copy the INF and SYS files to your USB, then to your home folder, that's the next step.
[02:03] <velko> DARKGuy, yes
[02:03] <DARKGuy> velko: thanks a lot :D!
[02:03] <whta> is there any way to change the resolution of my login screen?
[02:04] <derekS> anyone know how to upgrade via chroot when the system can't stop cupsys (because i am in a chroot)
[02:04] <blazemonger> how much will it cost to have a ubuntu system that will NOT crash when i run it or click the help button
[02:04] <sebas_> r55l#
[02:04] <brunoUT> can someone simply help me mount my hard drives that magically disappeared?
[02:04] <coal> chernobylrpgfree: don't I already have them?
[02:04] <yoav> chernobylrpgfree: yeah, i know, been there myself too. it has to happen in few days that my automatic backup is down... anyway, thanks for trying.
[02:04] <tonyyarusso> dougb: You could just install from the tarball on kompozer.net - all I'm doing is packaging and prodding the dev to release 0.8 instead of 0.7.7.
[02:04] <chernobylrpgfree> coal: I don't know, but if you do that saves a step.
[02:04] <blazemonger> rosegarden beast seq24, notedit are extremely dated pieces of software
[02:04] <chernobylrpgfree> yoav: good luck with the code.
[02:04] <hitmanWilly> brunoUT, what kernel version are you using?
[02:04] <blazemonger> nothing jeven works liike it should
[02:04] <brunoUT> ummm i have no idea
[02:04] <coal> chernobylrpgfree: do you mean NETUSB.inf and NETUSB.SYS?
[02:04] <brunoUT> im using 6.1 ubuntu
[02:04] <chernobylrpgfree> coal: yes.
[02:05] <PurpZeY> I am trying to install flash and java using sudo apt-get but I am getting "couldn't find package" errors
[02:05] <PurpZeY> Anyone have any ideas?
[02:05] <Sam330> Is it possible to boot into Ubuntu off of a 40GB iPod?
[02:05] <rob-west> how fast would ubuntu run with 192MB ram
[02:05] <The_PHP_Jedi> lol, probably not
[02:05] <Jimbo99> are there any guestimates or numbers as to how many Feisty downloads have been made so far?
[02:05] <hitmanWilly> brunoUT, try mounting them as sd vice hd
[02:05] <brunoUT> hitmanWilly: what are the commands to get my drives back on my desktop?
[02:05] <karlpopper> PurpZeY, tried Synaptic?
[02:05] <coal> chernobylrpgfree: I'm pretty sure I have them on there, the guy did something with Wine for me and uploaded them and I put them on the laptop
[02:05] <variant> rob-west: wouldn't be fantastic, not very responsive but usable. try xubuntu for a faster experience
[02:05] <NickGarvey> PurpZeY: apt-cache search java | grep plugin && apt-cache search flash | grep plugin
[02:05] <PurpZeY> karlpopper: No, honestly I have no idea how that works...Can you direct me?
[02:05] <blazemonger> i have 768 mb memory rage 128 card p4 2.4ghz 768 and all this midi software runs so sluggish turns my system into a commodore 64
[02:05] <hitmanWilly> brunoUT, depends on the drives and where they're at
[02:06] <brunoUT> hitmanWilly: sd vice hd? what on earth
[02:06] <chernobylrpgfree> coal: OK, type "ls ~/NETUSB*" on the laptop, do you get a response?
[02:06] <disinterested> rob-west with the alternate cd it should run fine
[02:06] <blazemonger> i didnt pay for a commodore 64
[02:06] <coal> chernobylrpgfree: lemme see
[02:06] <brunoUT> hitmanWilly: i can do sudo fdisk -l and they are all there
[02:06] <mapez> how do I mount an ext3 hard drive on the ubuntu live cd?
[02:06] <ubd> hi after i enabled gl desktop my panel get lost. i disabled gl desktop but panel didnt come back.
[02:06] <Sam330> Is there in Linux distro I would be able to boot into off of an iPod?
[02:06] <brunoUT> hitmanWilly: but they are not longer on my desktop
[02:06] <The_PHP_Jedi> yes sam330
[02:06] <karlpopper> PurpZeY: System->Administration->Synaptic Package Manager .. on the "All" category you can search for sun-java and flash
[02:06] <The_PHP_Jedi> google "ipod linux
[02:06] <NickGarvey> Sam330: google "linux ipod"
[02:06] <The_PHP_Jedi> "
[02:06] <karlpopper> really easy to get it going
[02:06] <Sam330> *like a Live USB
[02:06] <ubd> hi after i enabled gl desktop my panel get lost. i disabled gl desktop but panel didnt come back. how do i start panels?
[02:06] <hitmanWilly> brunoUT, do you know how to mount drives from the cmd line?
[02:07] <NickGarvey> The_PHP_Jedi: jynx..
[02:07] <chernobylrpgfree> mapez: mkdir /media/hdd; mount -t ext3 /dev/sda1 /media/hdd  (assuming sda1 is the hard drive to mount)
[02:07] <derekS> chernobylrpgfree: incase you are wondering, i *think* i pseudo solved it by upgrading in aptitude instead
[02:07] <NickGarvey> almost
[02:07] <The_PHP_Jedi> no NickGarvey
[02:07] <brunoUT> hitmanWilly: i do not....that is what i am trying to figure out
[02:07] <derekS> then i will jsut go and ugprade in apt-get
[02:07] <derekS> later
[02:07] <Sam330> No, I don't mean firmrawe for my iPod, I mean use it like a "Live USB"
[02:07] <The_PHP_Jedi> we said it in reverse ;)
[02:07] <ubd> help please
[02:07] <variant> blazemonger: lucky high end audio work is not done by a lot of people or nooone would use ubuntu judging by what you say
[02:07] <ubd> help??
[02:07] <The_PHP_Jedi> oh.. then probably Sam330... if it works as a standard USB storage device.
[02:07] <chernobylrpgfree> ubd: the easy way is to restart X, press ctrl-alt-bksp  (this will log you out)
[02:07] <blazemonger> variant: what do i need for high end audio work
[02:07] <b0rt> hi
[02:07] <coal> **: Yes, it gives me the locations of the files in green
[02:07] <hitmanWilly> brunoUT, you use the mount cmd, try looking up the man page ie man mount for usage
[02:07] <variant> blazemonger: no idea
[02:07] <velko> ubd, "gnome-panel&" in a terminal
[02:07] <zcat[1] > Sam330, you want to use the ipod as a usb audio device?
[02:08] <ubd> chernobylrpgfree: that doent work
[02:08] <cappicard> hmm... anyone got a decent howto on how to get my Logitech MX510 mouse to work...
[02:08] <blazemonger> i'm getting ready to release a few tracks on vinyl and i need something for high end audio
[02:08] <blazemonger> i have 90% of my studio together but i just dont have a sequencer
[02:08] <variant> blazemonger: i'm  no expert in that feild.
[02:08] <whta> is there any way to change the resolution of my login screen?
[02:08] <variant> no idea
[02:08] <chernobylrpgfree> coal: great! so just issue the command "sudo ndiswrapper -i NETUSB.inf"
[02:08] <The_PHP_Jedi> Hello, I have a PS3 (which I love -- nvm the rant), but when I install ubuntu feisty PS3 edition, it hangs at 15% in the installer while "detecting filesystems". I've seen on forums this is already a reported issue, but there seems to be no solution.
[02:08] <Sam330> I want to use my iPod as A) Music starage/mp3 player and B. as a Live USB that I can use to boot my local computer into some sort of Linux distro
[02:09] <blazemonger> i did have a amiga 4000 with a emu-pro midi  card but my amiga 4000 is now toast
[02:09] <blazemonger> :(
[02:09] <chernobylrpgfree> coal: after that, type "ndiswrapper -l" to make sure it's listed as running.
[02:09] <b0rt> could some1 help me
[02:09] <blazemonger> i was doing good for 10 years
[02:09] <The_PHP_Jedi> b0rt, ask away
[02:09] <mapez> chernobylrpgfree im just trying to help a friend so mkdir /media/hdd; mount -t ext3 /dev/sdb1 /media/hdd will put his hdd in /media/hdd correct?
[02:09] <b0rt> i cant update with synaptic or apt-get
[02:09] <rob-west> Damn Small Linux is cool
[02:09] <The_PHP_Jedi> b0rt: network problems?
[02:09] <chernobylrpgfree> mapez: yea, if sdb1 is the hard drive
[02:09] <b0rt> E: /var/cache/apt/archives/libx11-dev_2%3a1.0.0-0ubuntu9.1_i386.deb: files list file for package `libgdbm3' is missing final newline
[02:09] <zcat[1] > Sam330, ahhh... well afaik it acts as a usb mass storage device, and most bioses can boot from usb. So it should be possible but I have no idea how!
[02:09] <b0rt> The_PHP_Jedi: nope
[02:09] <b0rt> all working fine
[02:09] <hitmanWilly> rob-west, installed it on an old p2 the other day
[02:10] <Sam330> LOL, ok
[02:10] <brunoUT> hitmanWilly: ummm....what are the mount commands?
[02:10] <Sam330> Is there an IRC for Damn Small Linux?
[02:10] <chernobylrpgfree> whta: AFAIK, the login screen uses the largest resolution defined in xorg.conf
[02:10] <brunoUT> can someone just tell me
[02:10] <brunoUT> ???
[02:10] <The_PHP_Jedi> b0rt: that might be the packate... idk
[02:10] <The_PHP_Jedi> package*
[02:10] <chernobylrpgfree> brunoUT: "man mount" for mount information =)
[02:10] <b0rt> -.-u
[02:10] <CientificoLoco> how do I install more fonts ?
[02:10] <b0rt> what can i do?
[02:10] <hitmanWilly> brunoUT, sudo mount <hard drive> <mountpoint>
[02:10] <CientificoLoco> how do I install more fonts ? I am using feisty
[02:11] <zcat[1] > Sam330, a friend of mine whats to know if anymp3 player can be used as a usb audio device. I haven't found one yet but you could probably hack the functionality into ipod linux. Too much effort though...
[02:11] <The_PHP_Jedi> I'm not an apt-get expert, but ask someone else :)
[02:11] <b0rt> CientificoLoco merece la pena el feisty?
[02:11] <Och4> I need help with Wine, i can't get it to do anything .  my version 0.9.33
[02:11] <redwyrm> !fonts | CientificoLoco
[02:11] <ubotu> CientificoLoco: Font installation basics here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FontInstallHowto - No fonts in Flash? Install "msttcorefonts" (from !Multiverse), "gsfonts", and "gsfonts-x11". No fonts in MPlayer? see !MPlayer
[02:11] <Kyle__> how do i get a live cd?
[02:11] <chernobylrpgfree> coal: did I lose you?  have you run "sudo ndiswrapper -i NETUSB.inf" ??
[02:11] <cables> !download | Kyle__
[02:11] <ubotu> Kyle__: Ubuntu installation CDs can be downloaded from http://releases.ubuntu.com - Mirrors can be found at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/Archive
[02:11] <isaac_> hi do you know a program like Ares to Ubuntu???
[02:11] <karlpopper> the regular Ubuntu cd is a livecd
[02:11] <Kyle__> oh, i just burned that
[02:11] <firefly2442> Kyle__: download the Desktop version
[02:11] <Sam330> zcat[1] : thats what I was thinking... I don't want to go through all that effort
[02:11] <Kyle__> well, then, i'm good to go
[02:11] <The_PHP_Jedi> yeah
[02:12] <The_PHP_Jedi> live cd is a bit slow though, remember
[02:12] <The_PHP_Jedi> :)
[02:12] <brunoUT> hitmanWilly: just tell me the exact commands....i do not know all this stuff
[02:12] <blazemonger> does anyone here do high end audio work
[02:12] <coal> chernobylrpgfree: netusb invalid driver!
[02:12] <coal> chernobylrpgfree: that's what it said
[02:12] <Kyle__> well, first i gotta get the right RAM modules put it
[02:12] <Kyle__> put in*
[02:12] <CientificoLoco> b0rt: yeah... I have installed last Friday and I can see that it is better..
[02:12] <Sam___> hey everyone
[02:12] <brunoUT> hitmanWilly: mount point?? i should be on my darn desktop
[02:12] <The_PHP_Jedi> Hello, I have a PS3 (which I love -- nvm the rant), but when I install ubuntu feisty PS3 edition, it hangs at 15% in the installer while "detecting filesystems". I've seen on forums this is already a reported issue, but there seems to be no solution.
[02:12] <ubuntu> Hello i am using ubuntu in vmare and my screen resolution is 800x600 101 Hz refresh rate but i am not able to change it via screenresolutions is there another way to do it?
[02:12] <b0rt> could some1 help me with upgrade problem? /var/cache/apt/archives/libx11-dev_2%3a1.0.0-0ubuntu9.1_i386.deb: files list file for package `libgdbm3' is missing final newline
[02:12] <santium> Anyone know of a way to dist-upgrade w/o it installing X/KDE/GNOME in one sweep?
[02:12] <Kyle__> my uncle gave me a ton of computer parts, and now i gotta figure out which ones combine to equal 256 MB
[02:12] <Sam___> ok i have a quick question, i got my ventrilo all set up and ready to run, how do i actually run the program, like what command do i do
[02:12] <Och4> is there a channel for wine
[02:12] <Och4> ???
[02:12] <whta> chernobylrpgfree: my xorg.conf lists 1680x1050 first on all lines with a resolution. whenever i boot up, my login screen flickers and has fuzzy text, displayed in some non-native resolution as my monitor fills up the middle with a blue rectangle saying "out of range!" When I log in, the resolution is fine. It does this in normal use also if I use the xrandr -r 0 or whatever that command is.
[02:12] <Sam___> what should i put in the command prompt
[02:13] <Sam___> in my ubuntu to run the ventrilo program
[02:13] <The_PHP_Jedi> yes Och4, see wine.org (I think that's the site)
[02:13] <whta> Och4 : #winehq
[02:13] <ubuntu> Kyle__,  2 x128=256
[02:13] <ubuntu> Hello i am using ubuntu in vmare and my screen resolution is 800x600 101 Hz refresh rate but i am not able to change it via screenresolutions is there another way to do it?
[02:13] <zcat[1] > just upgrading the kid's computer at the moment. upgrading is more of a pin that a clean install :(
[02:13] <chernobylrpgfree> whta: wow, that's awesome.  Can't help you =(
[02:13] <zcat[1] > *pain
[02:13] <blazemonger> the drivers for my audio card in window are perfect
[02:13] <blazemonger> soundmax4
[02:13] <hitmanWilly> brunoUT, try researching it via google or the man pages, the exact cmd varies from system to system. plus, if i just tell you, you wont learn as much :)
[02:13] <Och4> whta, thanks
[02:13] <Sam___> can anyone help me, is there an answer
[02:13] <chernobylrpgfree> coal: I've seen that before, when files are missing.
[02:13] <ubuntu> Hello i am using ubuntu in vmare and my screen resolution is 800x600 101 Hz refresh rate but i am not able to change it via screenresolutions is there another way to do it?
[02:13] <Sam330> I tried to follow this How To: http://www.althack.com/2006/03/10/how-to-run-linux-on-a-usb-drive/ but the USB Formatting Tool gives me a "Volume too large" error. My guess is it can't handle 40GB of space...
[02:13] <santium> Anyone know of a way to dist-upgrade w/o it installing X/KDE/GNOME in one sweep?
[02:13] <Och4> the_php_jedi, winehq.com
[02:13] <ubuntu> !resolution
[02:13] <ubotu> The X Window System is the part of your system that's responsible for graphical output. To restart your X, type  sudo /etc/init.d/?dm restart  in a console - To fix screen resolution or other X problems: http://help.ubuntu.com/community/FixVideoResolutionHowto
[02:13] <whta> chernobyl: normally it wouldn't be THAT bad but it covers up my session select box so I can't switch easily between XGL and normal x sessions :(
[02:14] <firefly2442> can anyone help me here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=417943
[02:14] <chernobylrpgfree> whta: :( indeed.
[02:14] <coal> chernobylrpgfree: it installed fine but that's what it told me when I checked to see if it was up
[02:14] <chernobylrpgfree> coal: oh, that was the response of "ndiswrapper -l".
[02:14] <duke3z> wow 1200 users
[02:14] <chernobylrpgfree> coal: if that's the case, it means you need a different version of the driver :(
[02:15] <karlpopper> duke3z: yeah .. i know
[02:15] <The_PHP_Jedi> I have a PS3 (which I love -- nvm the rant), but when I install ubuntu feisty PS3 edition, it hangs at 15% in the installer while "detecting filesystems". I've seen on forums this is already a reported issue, but there seems to be no solution.
[02:15] <Jimbo99> is it possible to get adobe flash player running on feisty amd64?
[02:15] <ubuntu> Hello i am using ubuntu in vmare and my screen resolution is 800x600 101 Hz refresh rate but i am not able to change it via screenresolutions is there another way to do it?
[02:15] <duke3z> how do you pull someones name in here so fast?  i never understood that
[02:16] <aro> Anyone know of any open source software that can create ntfs partitions?
[02:16] <DARKGuy> Hey, anybody knows how to run a script right before gdm, but to halt the init process until my script ends?  I'd like it to be run before gdm starts. I tried making a link in /etc/rc2.d and it runs, but it also keeps going and runs gdm while the script is reinstalling nvidia, so it doesn't work. Anybody has idea?
[02:16] <richw> Anyone know where I can get a GUI for fuse?
[02:16] <ubuntu> The_PHP_Jedi,  why did  you highlighht m,e
[02:16] <The_PHP_Jedi> duke3z, tab
[02:16] <ubuntu> The_PHP_Jedi,  why did  you highlighht m,e
[02:16] <PurpZeY> Are there issues with the Intel 2200Bg wireless on-board in laptops?
[02:16] <The_PHP_Jedi> lol ubuntu?
[02:16] <ubuntu> Hello i am using ubuntu in vmare and my screen resolution is 800x600 101 Hz refresh rate but i am not able to change it via screenresolutions is there another way to do it?
[02:16] <hitmanWilly> Jimbo99, yes, but you need to do a lot of stuff to do it
[02:16] <The_PHP_Jedi> because that's your nick
[02:16] <hitmanWilly> !flash
[02:16] <ubotu> For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/common-tasks-chap.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats
[02:16] <ubotu> Flash 9 (Final release) is now available for dapper-backports and edgy-backports. See !backports and !flash
[02:16] <ubuntu> Hello i am using ubuntu in vmare and my screen resolution is 800x600 101 Hz refresh rate but i am not able to change it via screenresolutions is there another way to do it?
[02:17] <hitmanWilly> !amd
[02:17] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about amd - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[02:17] <duke3z> hehe still don't get it    Tab?
[02:17] <Supaplex> ubuntu: install the guest tools
[02:17] <Jimbo99> not looking for regular flash.  want flash that runs in a 64bit environment.
[02:17] <hitmanWilly> !flash64
[02:17] <ubotu> You can run Flash, Real, and Java plugins in AMD64 bit computers with Firefox. see the steps to follow at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FirefoxAMD64FlashJava
[02:17] <ubuntu> Supaplex,  they are on my desktop i dont know how
[02:17] <coal> chernobylrpgfree: bleh
[02:17] <chernobylrpgfree> coal: I hear that.
[02:17] <janky1> hello
[02:17] <wastrel> hi!
[02:17] <hitmanWilly> Jimbo99, follow the ubotu link
[02:17] <coal> chernobylrpgfree: 2.8 is the verison of my adapter
[02:17] <mEck0> I want to encrypt files/folders with a master password or something like that. I am using Gnome and want a very secure application for the purpose. Which app to use?
[02:17] <chernobylrpgfree> coal: it's always easier if you have the original disk that came with the adapter.
[02:17] <Supaplex> ubuntu: what vmware product are you using?
[02:17] <duke3z> omg i can't keep up w/this
[02:18] <ubuntu> workstation 6
[02:18] <duke3z> what's a supaplex?
[02:18] <Supaplex> ubuntu: ask #vmware - I've never used workstation.
[02:18] <ubuntu> duke3z,  donmt interrupt please
[02:18] <janky1> i was wondering if any one has 7.04 on a laptop and can control there brightness
[02:18] <duke3z> sorry
[02:18] <GaiaX11> I have 3 nicks an I'd like to set up another one as default which is the freenode command for that?
[02:18] <dustpyle_x2> mEck0, chmod 700 on all the files you wanna hide
[02:18] <chernobylrpgfree> janky1: there is a brightness control applet, but i don't know if it works (desktop here)
[02:18] <Supaplex> duke3z: try an internet search. it's a great old school game. ubuntu is too impatient to learn it.
[02:19] <factboy818181> hello, using 7.04 at the moment - has anyone had a problem with gnome-system-monitor reporting non-existent processes?
[02:19] <mEck0> dustpyle_x2: okey, and that does?
[02:19] <duke3z> alrigh
[02:19] <candyman> hey peoples.....i have an audigy2 zs, and it worked, and then i booted into windows and uninstalled itunes, and now the audigy2 doesnt work
[02:19] <candyman> help me1
[02:19] <janky1> what does (desktop here) mean
[02:19] <candyman> :(
[02:19] <Supaplex> ubuntu: why do you choose such a plain nick?
[02:19] <dustpyle_x2> takes read and write priviledges from everyone except the person who created the file
[02:19] <coal> chernobylrpgfree: no :\
[02:19] <chernobylrpgfree> janky1: my computer is a desktop, not a laptop.
[02:19] <PurpZeY> I understand there are a lot of wireless issues...Will I have issues getting my on-board wireless card property loaded?
[02:19] <coal> chernobylrpgfree: what should I do?
[02:19] <CientificoLoco> what packeage do I have to install for to get nice fonts?
[02:19] <janky1> o got it ok
[02:19] <DARKGuy> Hey, anybody knows how to run a script right before gdm, but to halt the init process until my script ends?  I'd like it to be run before gdm starts. I tried making a link in /etc/rc2.d and it runs, but it also keeps going and runs gdm while the script is reinstalling nvidia, so it doesn't work. Anybody has idea?
[02:19] <__mikem> What do I do if ubuntu doesn't see my sound blaster?
[02:19] <chernobylrpgfree> coal: this laptop doesn't have windows at all, is that right?
[02:20] <ZuMM> Hi, who know the packs with the codecs in Feisty?
[02:20] <janky1> how do i add applets again?
[02:20] <cables> ZuMM, try ubuntu-restricted-extras
[02:20] <chernobylrpgfree> janky1: rightclick the panel, add to panel
[02:20] <cables> ZuMM, but you can just try to play the file and it'll auto-install
[02:20] <janky1> thanks
[02:20] <coal> chernobylrpgfree: that's right
[02:20] <Pelo> silly questions guys,  we have wine to run windows applications, do we have something to run mac apps ?
[02:21] <The_PHP_Jedi> I have a PS3, but when I install ubuntu feisty PS3 edition, it hangs at 15% in the installer while "detecting filesystems". I've seen on forums this is already a reported issue, but there seems to be no solution.
[02:21] <PurpZeY> Will I have difficulty setting up wirless Ubuntu w/ Intel 2200Bg wireless chipset on-board in a laptop?
[02:21] <karlpopper> Pelo, not that I know of .. especially the PPC apps would be difficult
[02:21] <sakitel> Kyle_ Aren't u Marco??
[02:21] <chernobylrpgfree> coal: this is pretty ugly.. theoretically (!) you should look for another driver for your network adapter... but it sounds like you got the right one the first time... so if ndiswrapper doesn't work with that driver, i'm flush out of ideas
[02:21] <ZuMM> cables, the problem is that automatix installed bad codecs and damaged my installation. I would like to reinstall the codecs from Feisty repo
[02:21] <b0rt> CientificoLoco ?
[02:21] <janky1> ok it says cannot get laptop panal brightness
[02:21] <Supaplex> Pelo: I think they call it a macbook.  It comes preinstalled so just google gpg to see how to work it
[02:22] <cables> ZuMM, automatix :(
[02:22] <Pelo> Supaplex,  :P
[02:22] <CientificoLoco> b0rt: q paso?
[02:22] <rob-west> does the Ubuntu alternate Cd have the GUI
[02:22] <ZuMM> yes :(
[02:22] <CientificoLoco> b0rt: te estoy contestando en el privado..
[02:22] <GaiaX11> rob-west: yes
[02:22] <coal> chernobylrpgfree: I don't really know what calling the computer place would do
[02:22] <cables> ZuMM, try installing ubuntu-restricted-extras, i think that's what it's called...
[02:22] <firefly2442> rob-west: it's text based
[02:22] <GaiaX11> rob-west: gnome
[02:22] <DARKGuy> Hey, anybody knows how to run a script right before gdm, but to halt the init process until my script ends?  I'd like it to be run before gdm starts. I tried making a link in /etc/rc2.d and it runs, but it also keeps going and runs gdm while the script is reinstalling nvidia, so it doesn't work. Anybody has idea?
[02:22] <Pelo> rob-west,  it will install the gui but it does not install with a gui
[02:22] <duke3z> Is Wine working for everyone else?  on 7.04 that is
[02:22] <chernobylrpgfree> coal: there's a chance they could provide you with the driver disk?
[02:22] <coal> chernobylrpgfree: I have a strong doubt that they know Linux very well and they may even screw sometihng up or make me get a new router/adapter set altogether
[02:23] <ZuMM> cables, ok. I'll try. Thank you
[02:23] <coal> chernobylrpgfree: well maybe but i don't know if it'd cost 60 dollars
[02:23] <chernobylrpgfree> coal: for a disk?  usually they are free.
[02:23] <rob-west> ah ok
[02:23] <icegod> i have a bug, but i'm not sure what package to file it against: evince doesn't respect gnome-cups-manager settings (particularly duplex settings), but i just found a workaround that suggests that gnome-cups-manager is not actually setting the right things within cups
[02:23] <rob-west> so i can use like 90MB ram
[02:23] <coal> chernobylrpgfree: it's just that they're a computer place, not specifically for linksys, I can't see any reason they would
[02:23] <coal> chernobylrpgfree: maybe though
[02:23] <janky1> its says cannot get laptop brightness
[02:23] <coal> chernobylrpgfree: I'll call them tomorrow, thanks a lot for trying to help
[02:23] <The_PHP_Jedi> I have a PS3, but when I install ubuntu feisty PS3 edition, it hangs at 15% in the installer while "detecting filesystems". I've seen on forums this is already a reported issue, but there seems to be no solution.
[02:23] <icegod> (using the cups interface at http://localhost:631 to change the settings makes evince do the right thing)
[02:23] <Jimbo99> anyone know how to make samba and nautilus make a REAL mapping to a remote windows share?
[02:24] <corey__> hey guys
[02:24] <chernobylrpgfree> coal: good luck man, you can still AIM/Y!M me at this name.
[02:24] <whta> anybody know of a way to resolve printer drivers shrinking a print job and printing it on 1/4 of the page?
[02:24] <czer323> !fusesmb
[02:24] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about fusesmb - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[02:24] <The_PHP_Jedi> I have a PS3, but when I install ubuntu feisty PS3 edition, it hangs at 15% in the installer while "detecting filesystems". I've seen on forums this is already a reported issue, but there seems to be no solution.
[02:24] <corey__> would someone download nexuiz and play the servers are pretty empty
[02:24] <Baktaah> if I installed a ubuntu without a DE.... could i just write sudo apt-get install xfce4 && apt-get install nautilus?
[02:24] <Pelo> Jimbo99,   #samba
[02:24] <DARKGuy> Hey, anybody knows how to run a script right before gdm, but to halt the init process until my script ends?  I'd like it to be run before gdm starts. I tried making a link in /etc/rc2.d and it runs, but it also keeps going and runs gdm while the script is reinstalling nvidia, so it doesn't work. Anybody has idea?
[02:24] <ubuntu> stop highlighting me Baktaah
[02:24] <Jimbo99> Pelo, that doens't help.  those guys are true geeks.
[02:24] <dr-willy> ASUS a8n-SLI delux feisty upgrade failed boot
[02:24] <janky1> chernobylrpgfree: its says cannot get laptop brightness
[02:24] <coal> chernobylrpgfree: later
[02:24] <ubuntu> stop highlighting me Baktaah
[02:25] <chernobylrpgfree> janky1: then it doesn't work :(
[02:25] <chernobylrpgfree> coal: take care
[02:25] <atoponce> ubuntu: change your nick
[02:25] <temujoe> DARKGuy: do you launch gdm within the script?
[02:25] <chernobylrpgfree> ha he's gone.
[02:25] <janky1> any suggestions
[02:25] <GaiaX11> The_PHP_Jedi: What do you mean by PS3. Is it the mouse?
[02:25] <DARKGuy> temujoe: nope
[02:25] <Pelo> Jimbo99,  you need to stop hanging out in noob channels like this one
[02:25] <The_PHP_Jedi> eh?
[02:25] <Jimbo99> Pelo, i know how to make it happen using the FSTAB.  I want a REAL mapping to a remote windows share from nautilus
[02:25] <The_PHP_Jedi> PS3 = PlayStation 3
[02:25] <DARKGuy> temujoe: I have a link to my script in S12. gdm is in S13
[02:25] <The_PHP_Jedi> GaiaX11, PS3 = PlayStation 3
[02:25] <redwyrm> The_PHP_Jedi, I overheard in #ps3dev that it's a bug in the graphic installer
[02:25] <Jimbo99> Pelo, I went into #samba and no one could answer the question (rather everyone was mute).
[02:25] <The_PHP_Jedi> ahh, thx GaiaX11
[02:26] <redwyrm> The_PHP_Jedi, and that you should use the non-graphical installer
[02:26] <haru> ermm i am facing a weird problem.. when i am in kde.. when kde system audio works.. then amarok/media players dont give audio output and vice versa..
[02:26] <haru> anyone knows a solution
[02:26] <The_PHP_Jedi> and how do I activate the non-gfx installer?
[02:26] <duke3z> Is Wine working for everyone else?  on 7.04 that is
[02:26] <DARKGuy> duke3z: it is for me
[02:26] <Ltar> How can I check my CPU speed?
[02:26] <dr-willy> /leave
[02:26] <chernobylrpgfree> After upgrading to Feisty, my CD and DVD drives don't work correctly.  I can mount/umount from CLI without problems, but clicking the icon in nautilus' Computer dialog gives the error "There is no media in the drive" - even if there is.  Mounting a CD does not give a CD icon on the desktop even after clicking the drive - it's as though GNOME has detached itself from the optical drives.  Any ideas would be great.
[02:26] <duke3z> dang it
[02:26] <DARKGuy> xD
[02:26] <janky1> does anyone know how to adjust the brightness on my laptopt?
[02:26] <Pelo> duke3z,  ask less often and /or try asking in #winehq
[02:26] <duke3z> ok, i'm still learning
[02:26] <GaiaX11> The_PHP_Jedi: Oh! right! sorry but I am not game player :-(
[02:27] <Pelo> janky1,  don't you have a control on the side of the screen or something
[02:27] <b0rt>  /var/cache/apt/archives/language-pack-gnome-en_1%3a6.06+20070311_all.deb: files list file for package `libgdbm3' is missing final newline
[02:27] <icegod> janky1: on my thinkpad, the brightness keys Just Work :/
[02:27] <The_PHP_Jedi> thx, I'll just Google it ;0
[02:27] <chernobylrpgfree> duke3z: wine is OK under feisty for me.  0.9.35.
[02:27] <redwyrm> The_PHP_Jedi, that I don't know. but you could probably find out by  watching the livecd boot up and looking for a key to press to use textual install
[02:27] <temujoe> DARKGuy: I'm not sure then. Why are you reinstalling the drivers every time you run the script?
[02:27] <The_PHP_Jedi> thx redwyrm< i'll google it
[02:27] <duke3z> it just doesn't work, it won't open steam.msi
[02:27] <tapZ_da_g3n1uS> yo
[02:27] <tapZ_da_g3n1uS> how it goes?
[02:27] <Jump86> can vmware be installed w/ apt-get?
[02:27] <DARKGuy> temujoe: because it's the only way to make the nvidia driver get seen in X. Else, beryl or other 3D apps don't work
[02:27] <dustpyle_x2> Jump86, most likely
[02:27] <janky1> pelo: no and the functions don't work either but i do have an ati card
[02:28] <DARKGuy> temujoe: it's a nasty bug in feisty that hasn't been solved yet >.<
[02:28] <The_PHP_Jedi> yes Jump86
[02:28] <b0rt> some1 please help
[02:28] <DARKGuy> !ask | b0rt
[02:28] <Jump86> The_PHP_Jedi, how? install vmware didnt work
[02:28] <chernobylrpgfree> DARKGuy: Really?  My NV driver is fine under feisty.
[02:28] <ubotu> b0rt: Don't ask to ask a question. Just ask your question :)
[02:28] <b0rt>  /var/cache/apt/archives/language-pack-gnome-en_1%3a6.06+20070311_all.deb: files list file for package `libgdbm3' is missing final newline
[02:28] <dustpyle_x2> Jump86, sudo apt-get install vmware should work
[02:28] <PocketIRC> Can someone say a good game that will work with cedega and not is too resourcedemanding?
[02:28] <b0rt> thats what i get when updating or upgrading
[02:28] <The_PHP_Jedi> Jump86, make sure you have the correct repos available
[02:28] <DARKGuy> chernobylrpgfree: weird :/ in mine, unless I reinstall the nvidia driver, beryl won't start :(
[02:28] <DARKGuy> chernobylrpgfree: nor anything gl-related
[02:28] <redwyrm> what's a good way to produce Flash movies/applets on Ubuntu? open source software is preferable.
[02:28] <Jump86> dustpyle_x2, i have all the official repos and its not there
[02:28] <chernobylrpgfree> DARKGuy: is it the "nvidia" OS driver, or the restricted "nv" driver?? I use nv.
[02:29] <duke3z> i got beryl to work
[02:29] <dr-willy> /LEAVE
[02:29] <The_PHP_Jedi> Jump86, it's not in the official repos probably
[02:29] <The_PHP_Jedi> since it's third party
[02:29] <duke3z> but not steam
[02:29] <DARKGuy> chernobylrpgfree: the official nvidia driver. I want true 3D acceleration from the guys who know how it works :P
[02:29] <dustpyle_x2> Jump86, hmmm interestin
[02:29] <acidblue> is the new U 7.04 stable or is a rc
[02:29] <tapZ_da_g3n1uS> wad up ubuntians?
[02:29] <The_PHP_Jedi> it's stable.
[02:29] <The_PHP_Jedi> and loving' it :D
[02:29] <chernobylrpgfree> DARKGuy: Me too!  But it works just fine.  Is there a duplicate reference in your xorg.conf perhaps?
[02:29] <dustpyle_x2> Is wmware-player the same as vmware or no?
[02:29] <acidblue> good i just orderd a copy from OSdisk
[02:29] <PocketIRC> Can someone say a good game that will work with cedega and not is too resourcedemanding?
[02:29] <cappicard> hmm... this is abit aggravating...
[02:29] <who_cares> is anyone having trouble running rhythmbox on feisty?
[02:29] <CientificoLoco> b0rt: I can read you... I do not have the idea why You can not read me..
[02:30] <LastMall> should audacious play shoutcast streams ?
[02:30] <DARKGuy> chernobylrpgfree: as in, two "driver" statements?
[02:30] <chernobylrpgfree> DARKGuy: or, two "Device" sections.
[02:30] <CientificoLoco> The_PHP_Jedi: de mexico, nobody can not read me from private mensajes
[02:30] <Pelo> dustpyle_x2,  vmware player will only let you play a virutal os,  it can't be used to make a virtual setup
[02:30] <DARKGuy> chernobylrpgfree: nope
[02:30] <dustpyle_x2> ah ok
[02:30] <Crav> i need a driver for my razer diamondback (1600dpi 5 button mouse) i tried this http://tinyurl.com/yvkuqx but all my buttons ended up mapped weird. Anyone know how to do this?
[02:30] <chernobylrpgfree> DARKGuy: You shouldn't have to reinstall the driver every time; that's just crazy.  What happens when u dont?
[02:31] <acidblue> will byrel run on a lpatop?
[02:31] <acidblue> TECRA 9000
[02:31] <banhvanmap> yo gandalf
[02:31] <dustpyle_x2> Jump86, I would google vmware and see if there's a package or maybe compile from source
[02:31] <tapZ_da_g3n1uS> banhvanmap: sup fool?
[02:31] <haru> ermm i am facing a weird problem.. when i am in kde.. when kde system audio works.. then amarok/media players dont give audio output and vice versa..
[02:31] <dimas__> guys i trying to open an aplication and the system said i have a newer version stored in the data base what should i do i did update to ubuntu 7.03
 works on mine
[02:31] <banhvanmap> tapZ_da_g3n1uS, lol
[02:31] <tapZ_da_g3n1uS> banhvanmap: in here you call me Tapz
[02:31] <banhvanmap> yo
[02:31] <DARKGuy> chernobylrpgfree: It's crazy, yes, but it's the only way to make it work xD. If I don't, then beryl won't start for some unknown reason, or cedega/wine games would run slowly, and such.
[02:31] <The_PHP_Jedi> ahh CientificoLoco.. that's because you need to register your nick
[02:31] <acidblue> what kind vido you got
[02:32] <banhvanmap> tapZ_da_g3n1uS, you hang out here too?
[02:32] <acidblue> thats>>video card
[02:32] <tapZ_da_g3n1uS> banhvanmap: cause I did my IQ test and scored 126
[02:32] <Ltar> why does beryl only show the "window layoyut" miniature in the active workspace?
[02:32] <banhvanmap> lol
 intel
[02:32] <chernobylrpgfree> DARKGuy: Do you have Option AIGLX "true" in your xorg.conf - that fixed those symptoms for me.
[02:32] <tapZ_da_g3n1uS> banhvanmap: I hang out NEwhere I want to son
[02:32] <banhvanmap> ok cool
[02:32] <Ltar> when I click to a different workspace, the representation of the windows in the old workspace dissapears (beryl)
[02:32] <DARKGuy> chernobylrpgfree: nope o.o lemme restart and try that ^^
[02:32] <acidblue> i got an older S3 supersavage on a toshiba
[02:32] <CientificoLoco> The_PHP_Jedi: aaah and how do I do that?
[02:32] <DARKGuy> chernobylrpgfree: where should I put that?
[02:32] <\x-it> did any techie sys admin type people wake up? hehe
[02:32] <acidblue> it's got 16mb dedicated ram
[02:33] <The_PHP_Jedi> CientificoLoco, see /nickserv help
[02:33] <acidblue> is that enuf to run byrel?
[02:33] <The_PHP_Jedi> CientificoLoco, see /nickserv register help
[02:33] <chernobylrpgfree> DARKGuy: hold on, looking at my xorg.conf =)
[02:33] <DARKGuy> chernobylrpgfree: thanks :)
 don't know.. check #beryl
[02:33] <variant> acidblue: yes
[02:33] <acidblue> OK
[02:33] <variant> acidblue: whats the cpu/ram?
[02:34] <tapZ_da_g3n1uS> banhvanmap: NEways you know NE  a deez fools on here?
[02:34] <variant> acidblue: and intel onboard chips work great
[02:34] <chernobylrpgfree> DARKGuy: under Section "ServerLayout" my last line is Option "AIGLX" "true"
[02:34] <apus> anyone willing to help me out? I'm getting no responses in kubuntu chat
[02:34] <chernobylrpgfree> apus: ask your question, and hope someone answers.
[02:34] <banhvanmap> nope i don't.
[02:34] <variant> apus: just ask
[02:34] <apus> yes I do that, and no one answers
[02:34] <dimas__> i had democracytv aplication worling fine on ubuntu 6.10 and update to ubuntu 7.03 and when i try to open democracy says i have a newer version on the database what should i do?
[02:34] <tapZ_da_g3n1uS> banhvanmap: just /nick and type whatever you want for the new one
[02:34] <variant> apus: asking to ask is going to help even less
[02:34] <acidblue> k
[02:34] <CientificoLoco> The_PHP_Jedi: /nickserv help ?? where should I type it?
[02:34] <DARKGuy> chernobylrpgfree: alright, let me restart and try it!  I disabled the ATI restricted drivers to see if it would fix anything with my login screen and now i just get an error when I boot up.  I disabled the ATI restricted drivers to see if it would fix anything with my login screen and now i just get an error when I boot up. How can I get back the driver through recovery mode?
[02:36] <tapZ_da_g3n1uS> who da monk ?
[02:36] <monk> me
[02:36] <yell0w> !offtopic monk tapZ_da_g3n1uS
[02:36] <apus> variant: in the keyboard and mouse settings it says this "You have a logitech mouse connected, and libusb was found at compile time, but it was not possible to access this mouse.  This is probably caused by a permissions problem -you should consult the manual on how to fix this."
[02:36] <tapZ_da_g3n1uS> monk: you be that Banhfag person?
[02:36] <yell0w> !offtopic  | monk tapZ_da_g3n1uS
[02:36] <ubotu> monk tapZ_da_g3n1uS: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[02:36] <cyberfr0g> Hi
[02:36] <variant> apus: how odd
[02:36] <tapZ_da_g3n1uS> yell0w: who you be?
[02:36] <monk> can someone kick tapZ_da_g3n1uS
[02:36] <variant> apus: so it doesn't move when you move the mouse?
[02:36] <cyberfr0g> no
[02:36] <variant> apus: the pointer
[02:36] <freakabcd> hi all
[02:36] <dimas__> i believe the platform have been develop for better no matter what
[02:37] <tapZ_da_g3n1uS> ubotu: who are you sir?
[02:37] <freakabcd> what happened to the acroread package?
[02:37] <apus> variant: it moves the pointer, but my other buttons dont do what they are suppose to do
[02:37] <ubuntu> How do i find the path of a folder on my desktop????
[02:37] <freakabcd> it uninstalled acroread when i upgraded from edgy->feisty
[02:37] <dibblego> what version of subversion is available in the feisty repositories?
[02:37] <ubuntu> How do i find the path of a folder on my desktop????
[02:37] <variant> apus: ok, thats not a driver problem
[02:37] <variant> apus: and the sound card?
[02:37] <freakabcd> and now i don't have acroread :(
[02:37] <dibblego> ubuntu, ~/Desktop
[02:37] <NickGarvey> ubuntu: say it once.. and its just /home/yourusername/Desktop
[02:37] <ubuntu> ok
[02:37] <NickGarvey> ubuntu: ~/ being a shortcut for /home/yourusername
[02:37] <Pelo> ubuntu,  drag the folder to your terminal and the path will be writen automaticaly
[02:37] <apus> variant: if its not a driver problem how do I fix it?  The two thumb buttons should go forward and back in file browsers and in web broswers, they do things like make new tab
[02:37] <ubuntu> ok thanks
[02:38] <apus> variant: the optical output  spdif doens't work
[02:38] <NickGarvey> apus: imwheel
[02:38] <freakabcd> where is acroread? anyone know where it is for feisty?
[02:38] <variant> apus: ok, the mouse buttons just need to be remapped
[02:38] <NickGarvey> !info imwheel | apus
[02:38] <ubotu> apus: imwheel: program to support non-standard buttons on new mice. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.0.0pre12-7 (feisty), package size 79 kB, installed size 268 kB
[02:38] <variant> apus: what sound card is it exactly?
[02:38] <chernobylrpgfree> freakabcd: I downloaded it from the Adobe site.
[02:38] <dimas__> i was missing my computer i did meet a girl no too long ago and was hard to get out of the bed...but good dont et me wrong
[02:38] <variant> apus: try imwheel like NickGarvey sais
[02:38] <The_PHP_Jedi> lol dimas__?
[02:38] <freakabcd> chernobylrpgfree, wasn;t it in repo earlier?
[02:38] <Jump86> vmware isn't free?
[02:38] <chernobylrpgfree> freakabcd: I don't recall it ever being there but I'm not really a guru
[02:39] <apus> variant: whats that command to view specs?
[02:39] <variant> apus: lspci
[02:39] <NickGarvey> Jump86: some programs are, some aren't, server/player is, which is what most people use
[02:39] <variant> apus: or the graphical hardware browser
[02:39] <freakabcd> chernobylrpgfree, it was, because i had the package removed when upgrading edgy->feisty
[02:39] <apus> it sees it as 04:01.0 Multimedia audio controller: VIA Technologies Inc. VT1720/24 [Envy24PT/HT]  PCI Multi-Channel Audio Controller (rev 01)
[02:39] <Jump86> NickGarvey, I have player, now what do I need to run a guest os?
[02:39] <freakabcd> chernobylrpgfree, so obviously it was installed from a deb from a repo
[02:39] <LineOf7s> The nice shiny new Network Manager applet won't show me any options but "Manual Configuration..." even after I install network-manager-pptp and reboot.  Have tried un- and reinstalling - no change.  How to get the ability to setup/edit/enable VPN to the Network Manager Applet (nm-applet)?
[02:39] <Alonea> thought I would give another shot at asking how to either remove or disable the package "network-manager"
[02:39] <Crav> the version of azureus that i got via synaptic is too outdated for a tracker i'm on, how can i get a more recent version?
[02:39] <NickGarvey> Jump86: I actually have never used player.. I do think you need to convert or something though, google would say I'm sure
[02:40] <mgbdeftones> I have 2 sata hd's, one with vista installed, and the second i just installed ubuntu 7.04 on
[02:40] <mgbdeftones> everything was smooth and it asked me to reboot, and upon restarting the error message "no operating system found_" appears
[02:40] <cafuego> player requires you have a read-made guest
[02:40] <chernobylrpgfree> freakabcd: I believe you, but I wouldn't know where it is now.
[02:40] <slvmchn> is there some way in gnome to have it so i can zoom in on a region of the screen
[02:40] <slvmchn> maybe with the mouse wheel
[02:40] <apus> variant: its a " CHAINTECH AV-710 7.1 Channels 24-bit 192KHz PCI"
[02:40] <dimas__> dew i tought the upgrade actually was the reason of your hair that long
[02:40] <chernobylrpgfree> LineOf7s: Enable "roaming mode" on your wireless adapter.
[02:40] <blazemonger> dont bang your head into the wall over this linux music shit it's not worth it *YET*
[02:40] <blazemonger> is the advise i was given
[02:41] <The_PHP_Jedi> lol
[02:41] <apus> variant: : it uses the envy audio driver, so the compile found the right chipset driver, everything works but the SPDIF
[02:41] <\x-it> I was attempting to create the 'wheel' access group so only people in the wheel group have access to su and sudo. I added the group wheel (using groupadd), added myself (local user) and root to the group and then chowned /bin/su and /bin/sudo to wheel group. Su and Sudo are not working.
[02:41] <\x-it> For example, "Failed to run /usr/sbin/synaptic as user root. **** Received: Unable to run /bin/su: Permission denied" .
[02:41] <tapZ_da_g3n1uS> monk: sup ?
[02:41] <tapZ_da_g3n1uS> monk: some puk aZZ bot kicked me
[02:42] <kaladar> I have a problem with X. When i boot Ubuntu, i get a red screen. If i change to a command promp, the window is full of junk.
[02:42] <\x-it> Obviously that is a GUI error by way of GKSU.
[02:42] <variant> apus: you need envy24control from http://alsa.opensrc.org/Envy24Control
[02:42] <\x-it> But the same goes for terminals.
[02:42] <variant> apus: apt-get install alsa-tools
[02:42] <variant> apus: it inlcludes envy24control
[02:42] <glick> hey is there a easy way to turn mp3s into an audio cd in ubuntu?
[02:42] <glick> k3b doesnt seem to be able to do it anymoe
[02:42] <mapez> glick gnomebaker
[02:42] <glick> im running dapper
[02:42] <Lathiat> yeh theres a tool, i forget its name
[02:42] <NickGarvey> \x-it: sudo -i fails?
[02:42] <sldkfj> Has anyone else had trouble with a runlevel terminal?  I can't get into one; I always get 'login incorrect'.
[02:43] <variant> glick: in k3b just click new audio cd and drag the files to the burn window
[02:43] <glick> gnomebacker?
[02:43] <variant> glick: or using gnome baker
[02:43] <The_PHP_Jedi> GnomeBaker?
[02:43] <apus> variant: okay, how did you figure that out?
[02:43] <Lathiat> glick: serpentine
[02:43] <DARKGuy> chernobylrpgfree: hey, I'm back!... nope, it didn't work, it said something about not using AIGLX and all I get is a blue screen with yellow vertical lines for some seconds, then the nvidia logo, and then the blue screen again, then black screen until I go to another tty
[02:43] <Lathiat> glick: its under "Sound & Video"
[02:43] <variant> apus: google. just like you should have done
[02:43] <con-man> Im having trouble here.  con-man@puladorkyisanor:~$ sudo cat /dev/urandom > /dev/adsp0
[02:43] <con-man> bash: /dev/adsp0: Invalid argument
[02:43] <con-man>  sudo cat /dev/urandom > /dev/adsp0
[02:43] <con-man> bash: /dev/adsp0: Invalid argument
[02:43] <con-man> thats better
[02:43] <variant> apus: http://www.alsa-project.org/alsa/ftp/others/envy24control/envy24_1.jpg
[02:43] <DARKGuy> chernobylrpgfree: reinstalling the nvidia driver solves it somehow. I don't know what it does but... it just works :/
[02:43] <\x-it> NickGarvey: That's the other fun part about it. I never changed root's password. It is claiming the password is wrong via sudo - i.
[02:44] <chernobylrpgfree> DARKGuy: Whoah.
[02:44] <tapZ_da_g3n1uS> monk: I swear imma whack that mofo
[02:44] <The_PHP_Jedi> lol
[02:44] <\x-it> And su obviously is "bash: /bin/su: Permission denied."
[02:44] <NickGarvey> \x-it: think you could go into init 1 and change it?
[02:44] <apus> variant: what did you use as the search string? what makes you think I havn't tried
[02:44] <mgbdeftones> I have 2 sata hd's, one with vista installed, and the second i just installed ubuntu 7.04 on and it asked me to reboot, and upon restarting the error message "no operating system found_" appears. How can ubuntu install but Grub somehow will not load it?
[02:44] <haru> ermm i am facing a weird problem.. when i am in kde.. when kde system audio works.. then amarok/media players dont give audio output and vice versa..
[02:44] <mapez> glick gnomebaker is a cd/dvd authoring application its pretty solid.
[02:44] <haru> can someone please help?
[02:44] <chernobylrpgfree> tapZ_da_g3n1uS: Please switch to off-topic channel for banter, 10x
[02:44] <NickGarvey> \x-it: google has a few ways to force a root login on boot
[02:44] <LineOf7s> chernobyl: Thankyou.  I just enabled it to see what would happen... but I should point out the adaptor isn't wireless.  :)
[02:44] <variant> apus: your card chipset, alsa and spdif were the search keywords
[02:45] <NickGarvey> \x-it: I don't know the exact commands off the top of my head
[02:45] <apus> whats alsa?
[02:45] <con-man> this is maddening
[02:45] <LineOf7s_> chernobylrogfree:  Thankyou.  I enabled 'roaming mode' to see what would happen.  Unfortunately, it was bad.    :o)
[02:45] <tapZ_da_g3n1uS> chernobylrpgfree: ?
[02:45] <con-man>  sudo cat /dev/urandom > /dev/adsp0
[02:45] <con-man> bash: /dev/adsp0: Invalid argument
[02:45] <variant> apus: thats the linux audio system
[02:45] <\x-it> NickGarvey: I still have a root terminal with root access open. So I can fix the wheel group or whatever is the issue right now
[02:45] <con-man> its not an invalid arguement!
[02:45] <chernobylrpgfree> LineOf7s: That is what I did to get my Network Manager to take over for my wireless card.
[02:45] <con-man> !alsa | apus
[02:45] <ubotu> apus: If you're having problems with sound, first ensure ALSA is selected, by double clicking on the volume control, then File -> Change Device (ALSA Mixer). If that fails, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - http://alsa.opensrc.org/index.php?page=DmixPlugin - For playing audio files, see !Players and !MP3
[02:45] <glick> i think last time i used serpentine the disk was not playable in my car
[02:45] <squee_> Does anyone know of a good expresscard wireless card?  I'd like to get an atheros
[02:45] <variant> apus: Advanced Linux Sound Architecture
[02:45] <chernobylrpgfree> LineOf7s: After I did, I had to click the manager icon and select my AP and give the WEP key again.
[02:45] <DARKGuy> chernobylrpgfree: yeah, so I'm out of ideas here. My fix was to run the nvidia installer at boot right before gdm, but I can't find a way to pause the init process until the nvidia installation has finished, then keep running and start gdm as always
[02:45] <variant> squee_: avoid atheros as they have proprietry drivers only
[02:45] <haru> variant, could you please look at my problem?
[02:45] <kaladar> I have a problem with X. When i boot Ubuntu, i get a red screen. If i change to a command promp, the window is full of junk.
[02:45] <tapZ_da_g3n1uS> I'm out mayne
[02:46] <NickGarvey> \x-it: well to make sure you can keep a root login.. I'd passwd root right now so you don't lose control
[02:46] <Crav> how can i get the latest version of java?
[02:46] <chernobylrpgfree> DARKGuy: That's such a hack anyway.  You should be able to get the driver working properly.
[02:46] <haru> variant, when i am in kde.. & when kde system audio works.. then amarok/media players dont give audio output and vice versa..
[02:46] <Seb3DGE> hello folks...
[02:46] <squee_> variant, Then what should I use?
[02:46] <con-man> Im going crazy
[02:46] <haru> variant, i am using alsa.. in xine engine.. same for sound preferences
[02:46] <DigitalNinja> How do I make Firefox act like IE? I have a website that wants IE
[02:46] <LineOf7s_> chernobylrpgfree:  Oh.  Bummer.  Everything I've found online thus far - having installed network-manager-pptp - has 'just worked'... even on my home Feisty.  Here though, it's just not.  I shall investigate further.  I'm glad it all worked out for you, but this is a plain ole wired connection, not wireless.
[02:46] <chernobylrpgfree> DARKGuy: For your install, are you actually downloading and installing the driver again, or just copying it from elsewhere?
[02:46] <DARKGuy> chernobylrpgfree: it does, until the PC restarts. It's confusing :(
[02:46] <Seb3DGE> I actually managed to rebuild my partition table (whoa!), but now I'm stuck again at Error 15: File not fount after GRUB
[02:46] <Stoffer> best burning software?
[02:46] <squee_> variant, I thought the madwifi drivers were pretty awesome
[02:47] <Seb3DGE> anyone has a hint?
[02:47] <\x-it> NickGarvey: Already done, was just letting you know what sudo -i does in other terminals
[02:47] <chernobylrpgfree> LineOf7s: Good luck.  I'm interested in your resolution.
[02:47] <NickGarvey> \x-it: oh good ok
[02:47] <variant> squee_: i don't know a good one my self, i just know that proprietry driver based hardwares hould be avoided at all costs. trust me
[02:47] <LineOf7s_> chernobylrpgfree:  heh - me too.  :o)
[02:47] <DARKGuy> chernobylrpgfree: I have it in my home folder (nvidia 9631). The script just runs it with --uninstall then runs it again with --silent
[02:47] <NickGarvey> \x-it: can I see the output of "groups" on the user and your /etc/passwd?
[02:47] <sldkfj> crav, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java
[02:47] <apus> variant: once alsa tools are installed how do I access them?
[02:47] <Ashbringer> Hey, would anyone happen to know the ubuntu equivalent of the OS/X sysctl variable net.init.tcp.recvspace, sendspace and delayed_ack?
[02:47] <haru> chernobylrpgfree, do u have any idea about alsa and other sound settings?
[02:47] <FireHazard17> i <3 fesity!
[02:47] <chernobylrpgfree> DARKGuy: And it works until you shut down.  Does it break your driver to restart X without restarting (ctrl-alt-bksp)?
[02:48] <wheels3572> Can anyone tell me if there is a Jozef or Mackenzie around still?  Im looking for a LoCo Team
[02:48] <FireHazard17> tfeisty*
[02:48] <NickGarvey> \x-it: and your sudoers
[02:48] <squee_> variant, The madwifi drivers are developed by one of the main bsd guys.    I haven't used one that works better
[02:48] <DigitalNinja> is there a way to make firefox act like IE? I have a website that wants IE
[02:48] <kbidd> can someone tell me how to change the file associations so that .avi files open with vlc by default?
[02:48] <chernobylrpgfree> haru: not really, a bit.   And no, not at all, it works all nice and dandy :D
[02:48] <variant> apus: just run envy24control (probably as root as it will access hardware )
[02:48] <chernobylrpgfree> DARKGuy: ?!?!  That's a top 50 weird glitch.
[02:48] <\x-it> sudoers is root ALL (ALL,ALL) and username ALL (ALL,ALL) (changed it)
[02:48] <Roger_The_Bum> what's after feisty
[02:48] <haru> kbidd, try using IEtab extension
[02:48] <DARKGuy> DigitalNinja: there isn't, but there's something called "ie4linux" that, along with WINE, can get you IE6/7
[02:48] <Roger_The_Bum> gleeful?
[02:48] <variant> squee_: up to you, i avoid proprietry stuff for good reason though
[02:48] <Roger_The_Bum> Glorious Gnu?
[02:48] <DigitalNinja> DARKGuy: I thought there was one
[02:48] <apus> variant: command not found
[02:48] <DARKGuy> chernobylrpgfree: xD it is
[02:48] <Ashbringer> Hey, would anyone happen to know the ubuntu equivalent of the OS/X sysctl variable net.init.tcp.recvspace, sendspace and delayed_ack?
[02:49] <ardchoille> Roger_The_Bum: Gutsy Gibbon I think
[02:49] <kbidd> haru, whats that?
[02:49] <\x-it> groups issued by username is: username, dialout, cdrom, audio, video, plugdev, netdev, powerdev, wheel
[02:49] <variant> apus: should be in alsa-tools
[02:49] <Roger_The_Bum> lol
[02:49] <FireHazard17> yes gusty gibbon
[02:49] <Roger_The_Bum> you can't  make this stuff up
[02:49] <ardchoille> hehe
[02:49] <variant> apus: perhaps the ubuntu version doesn't package it :/ which would be intensly annoying
[02:49] <DARKGuy> DigitalNinja: yeah. For IE7 get the ie4linux beta. Else if all you need is just ie6, get ie4linux and you're set.
[02:49] <haru> kbidd, its an extension for firefox.. which lets it render using the IE engine
[02:49] <haru> kbidd, alternately try wine?
[02:49] <apus> variant: I think I figured it out, I need also-tools-gui
[02:49] <variant> apus: perhaps
[02:49] <Stoffer> for burning cds/dvd's, is k3b still the best thing to use?
[02:50] <chernobylrpgfree> haru: the problem could be ESD.  If you have esd running, try killing it and doing what you're trying to do.
[02:50] <ardchoille> Stoffer: I use gnomebaker
[02:50] <cappicard> hmm.. i dont know if the fact i'm running 64-bit is messing up with my wheel mouse
[02:50] <dibble5504> I'm looking to upgrade my servers from dapper to edgy then perhaps feisty.  can't find documentation about how to do this without using gnome.  any ideas?
[02:50] <kbidd> haru, i wasnt talking about in firefox... im just trying to set ubuntu's default application handler to vlc.
[02:50] <DigitalNinja> DARKGuy: I thought there were ways to make firefox tell the server it was IE
[02:50] <squee_> variant, There are no entirely open source wireless cards as far as I know, they all have a binary blob to conform with the fcc regulations
[02:50] <DARKGuy> DigitalNinja: ah, that's another thing. There's an extension around that can do that, but I can't remember the name now
[02:50] <Stoffer> ardchoille, thanks
[02:50] <The_PHP_Jedi> there is DigitalNinja
[02:50] <Stoffer> ardchoille, I'll try it
[02:50] <The_PHP_Jedi> see addons.mozilla.org
[02:50] <variant> squee_: some wireless cards do not require firmware blobs
[02:50] <chernobylrpgfree> After upgrading to Feisty, my CD and DVD drives don't work correctly.  I can mount/umount from CLI without problems, but clicking the icon in nautilus' Computer dialog gives the error "There is no media in the drive" - even if there is.  Mounting a CD does not give a CD icon on the desktop even after clicking the drive - it's as though GNOME has detached itself from the optical drives.  Any ideas would be great.  (Please?)
[02:50] <DARKGuy> DigitalNinja: try looking in the firefox extensions, there's one for usre.
[02:50] <DARKGuy> *sure
[02:50] <variant> squee_: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_Open_Source_Wireless_Drivers
[02:51] <DigitalNinja> The_PHP_Jedi: Do you know the name
[02:51] <apus> NickGarvey: how do I run imwheel?
[02:51] <The_PHP_Jedi> no DigitalNinja
[02:51] <minimec> apus: imwheel -k will do
[02:51] <haru> chernobylrpgfree, on the mark :O how do i disable esd altogether
[02:51] <chernobylrpgfree> DARKGuy: ?
[02:51] <haru> cant i goo all alsa?
[02:52] <ubuntu_> I really WISH that an IRC is default instead of some terminal server client or gaim
[02:52] <kahrytan> Hello
[02:52] <DARKGuy> chernobylrpgfree: I'll move S13gdm to DISABLED-S13gdm then place my script in S13 and run gdm from inside it ^^
[02:52] <chernobylrpgfree> haru: Not sure.  Now you know the problem at least.  Administration->Services and look for esd, but i don't know if it's there.
[02:52] <ubuntu_> I just installed 6.10 and still get a GRUB error 18.  Brand new machine AMD64 as well
[02:52] <kahrytan> ubuntu_ Gaim sucks
[02:52] <apus> minimec: doesn't seem to do anything, it says it starts it
[02:52] <judaz> hey!, I need some help.. My ubuntu crashes on booting.. CapsLock and ScrollLock starts blinking and nothing else...
[02:52] <ubuntu_> Exactly
[02:52] <kahrytan> ubuntu_: I use Kopete.
[02:52] <kbidd> how do I change the default application to run files with a certain extension?
[02:52] <chernobylrpgfree> DARKGuy: You get props for hacking skillz =)  I hope it works for you.
[02:52] <\x-it> nick58b: What lines of /etc/passwd do you want?
[02:52] <ubuntu_> I had to boot the iso and then install an irc client just to communicate my problem
[02:53] <Motoko_> is there a torrent for Feisty?
[02:53] <\x-it> Yes, Motoko_
[02:53] <DARKGuy> chernobylrpgfree: lol! thanks xD, me too, gonna try it now ^_^
[02:53] <ardchoille> !default | kbidd
[02:53] <ubotu> kbidd: To change the default application for a filetype in Nautilus, right-click on a file, select Properties -> Open With, and then change the setting. In Kubuntu, Konqueror -> Settings -> Configure and then hit "File Associations"
[02:53] <kahrytan> ubuntu_: What problem?
[02:53] <kahrytan> motoko: Yes, CD and DVD
[02:53] <minimec> apus: That's it. It kills any old processes and starts again. All you have to do is to configure the .imwheelrc file in your home directory.
[02:53] <chernobylrpgfree> haru: If you can, DO.  ALSA is way better than ESD.
[02:53] <judaz> hey!, I need some help.. My ubuntu crashes on booting.. CapsLock and ScrollLock starts blinking and nothing else...
[02:53] <kbidd> thanks ardchoille
[02:54] <haru> chernobylrpgfree, which is why i am using it :)
[02:54] <ardchoille> kbidd: You're welcome :)
[02:54] <oreth> how do I completely remove an app and all settings (MythTV) ?
[02:54] <chernobylrpgfree> haru: they do conflict with eachother.  AFAIK, esd was phased out of ubuntu in edgy.  (can i get a correction on that?)
[02:54] <Alonea> does anyone know of any other place I could ask how to disable or remove "network-manager" package (without getting rid of kubuntu-desktop package preferably)?
[02:54] <Motoko_> where can I find the link to get the torrent?
[02:54] <chernobylrpgfree> oreth: sudo apt-get --purge remove mythtv
[02:54] <oreth> that removes the program
[02:54] <The_PHP_Jedi> Motoko_ see the downloads page @ ubuntu.com
[02:54] <ubuntu_> Ubuntu 7.04 installed only once on my machine... reinstalled then the GRUB error appeared.  Then I went back and reinstalled to 6.10 32bit....This is on my AMD64 bit machine aswell
[02:55] <haru> chernobylrpgfree, think not.. i am on fiesty and still getting esd :@
[02:55] <Motoko_> It's not on the Ubuntu download page anywhere
[02:55] <apus> minimec: there is no .imwheelrc file in my home directory
[02:55] <chernobylrpgfree> oreth: the --purge flag will remove config files.
[02:55] <oreth> but if I install it again.. all the settings I made are still there
[02:55] <crdlb> !ubuntu-desktop | Alonea
[02:55] <ubotu> Alonea: k/ed/x/ubuntu-desktop is a metapackage. It depends upon other packages and brings them in; you can safely remove it, but it is recommended that you re-install it when upgrading.
[02:55] <oreth> oh
[02:55] <oreth> cool!
[02:55] <haru> !esd
[02:55] <IncredibleHink> I need some help with my hotswap bay please
[02:55] <ubuntu_> Still get the GRUB error 18 after 6.10 install :(((((
[02:55] <ubotu> esd is the enlightened sound deamon. It's deprecated, use !alsa instead
[02:55] <The_PHP_Jedi> cdimage.ubuntu.com Motoko_
[02:55] <chernobylrpgfree> haru: well that's a correction =)  my esd is long gone.  Is it in the services dialog?
[02:55] <hardcampa> you can't compare ALSA with ESD ffs
[02:55] <z0man> ubuntu_ is now z0man
[02:55] <hardcampa> 2 completely different things
[02:55] <kahrytan> motoko: I found dvd torrent/iso at http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/7.04/release/ but server is down.
[02:55] <apus> I have a kde question that no one in kubuntu seems to know, I want the system tray icons to be smaller (they automatically do this when you get a lot of them, but I want them to do it all the time to save space)
[02:55] <minimec> apus: look in /etc if you find one or download an example on the internet.
[02:55] <ardchoille> oreth: Most apps keep settings in your $HOME, for instance Firefox keeps them in ~/.mozilla
[02:55] <haru> chernobylrpgfree, dint find it there.. used ps to find pid and killed it.. dunno what started ti
[02:56] <IncredibleHink> I need some help with my hot swap hard drive bay please
[02:56] <Alonea> crdlb: but installing it will install network-manager again...so I am stuck at installing and uninstalling when there is an upgrade of some sort?
[02:56] <chernobylrpgfree> haru: a service started it, i'm sure.
[02:56] <marcel> need help with sound
[02:56] <chernobylrpgfree> haru: perhaps an older application you have is launching it.
[02:56] <apus> minimec: I need to download a config file?
[02:56] <z0man> I also didn't like how NVIDIA drivers chose to keep staying at 50Hz refresh rate when it should be at 60.
[02:56] <phrowzen> hey
[02:56] <karlpopper> hey
[02:56] <crdlb> Alonea, by upgrade, it means a distribution upgrade (like edgy>feisty)
[02:56] <z0man> But i know it looks like its almost there
[02:56] <chernobylrpgfree> marcel: what problem do you have?
[02:56] <minimec> apus: just a moment...
[02:56] <haru> chernobylrpgfree, shudnt hope so.. fresh install of kubuntu
[02:56] <phrowzen> does anyone know how to get ubuntu to properly use a usb headset? i find for 80% of things, sound will not go through usb headset.
[02:57] <Varsendaggr> hey how do i print to pdf?
[02:57] <chernobylrpgfree> haru: any particular app that is known to knock out system sounds?
[02:57] <apus> people tell me setting up xp takes forever, this is day 6 and im still downloading things to get everything working
[02:57] <glick> hehe
[02:57] <marcel> I am using VMWAre nd Ubuntu 7.04 and the sound icon appears muted and I cannot unmute it
[02:57] <haru> chernobylrpgfree, naw.. happens at random with me..
[02:57] <IncredibleHink> I need some help with my hot swap hard drive bay please
[02:57] <glick> im runnin vista on a core duo with 2 gigs of ram, and a sata II harddrive and yet it feels like im on a pentium 2
[02:57] <chernobylrpgfree> haru: at random... the words every technician dreads.
[02:58] <haru> lol
[02:58] <kahrytan> motoko: I found it for you. http://torrent.ubuntu.com:6969/
[02:58] <apus> glick, im running that on this, its fast
[02:58] <karlpopper> glick, well it is vista
[02:58] <Alonea> crdlb: well, I will probably forget in the future that the file isn't on anymore
[02:58] <marcel> it says no volume control G streamerplugins and or devices found
[02:58] <chernobylrpgfree> !alsa
[02:58] <ubotu> If you're having problems with sound, first ensure ALSA is selected, by double clicking on the volume control, then File -> Change Device (ALSA Mixer). If that fails, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - http://alsa.opensrc.org/index.php?page=DmixPlugin - For playing audio files, see !Players and !MP3
[02:58] <wastrel> Varsendaggr:  you can print to file, which will make a ps, then use ps2pdf to convert to pdf
[02:58] <enyc> glick: and... what happens in ubuntu feisty?
[02:58] <glick> no matter how much hardware i throw at vista it never fails to make it seem like a low end pentium 2
[02:58] <minimec> !pastebin | minimec
[02:58] <wastrel> Varsendaggr:  there's probably an easier way
[02:58] <apus> glick: then dont use it?
[02:58] <glick> encyc i dont know i havent used feisty yet
[02:58] <addams> glick, that seems odd, i'm amazed at the bad reviews i hear about vista
[02:58] <z0man> I really like to use Ubuntu but I can't seem to accept the problem with GRUB error 18 and the nvidia
[02:59] <glick> but dapper is zippy on my 6 year old laptop
[02:59] <chernobylrpgfree> haru: check your volume control, make sure that the alsa mixer is the selected device.
[02:59] <addams> i haven't heard anyone really get excited et
[02:59] <addams> yet
[02:59] <marcel> the strange thing is when I ran thecd just as live CD I had sound, it desappeared in VMWARE
[02:59] <haru> chernobylrpgfree, those things did firstly..
[02:59] <haru> had a problem with dual audio cards an all
[02:59] <chernobylrpgfree> haru: I should have guessed, but, hey =P
[02:59] <glick> addams, its ooookaaay i mean but give it a few service packs to iron out all the kinks
[02:59] <haru> heh
[02:59] <kahrytan> Motoko_: You get it yet?
[02:59] <glick> i mean 3d window flip and aero is a joke
[02:59] <] Johnny[> would an onboard s/pdif output be seperate from the onboard soundcard?
[02:59] <chernobylrpgfree> OK last try!!  After upgrading to Feisty, my CD and DVD drives don't work correctly.  I can mount/umount from CLI without problems, but clicking the icon in nautilus' Computer dialog gives the error "There is no media in the drive" - even if there is.  Mounting a CD does not give a CD icon on the desktop even after clicking the drive - it's as though GNOME has detached itself from the optical drives.  Any ideas would be great.
[02:59] <FireHazard17> z0man: on feisty?
[02:59] <Motoko_> no\
[02:59] <glick> but whateva
[02:59] <glick> it plays my games
[03:00] <minimec> apus: this is my .imwheelrc for a Logitech G5. http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/17157/
[03:00] <AaronMT> !defrag
[03:00] <ubotu> defragmentation is not needed for Ext3 and ReiserFS filesystems. They are much more efficient in their allocation of storage units.
[03:00] <davidosa> Anyone know how to install RealPlayer for Linux?
[03:00] <haru> !realplay
[03:00] <kahrytan> Motoko_: The torrent is at http://torrent.ubuntu.com:6969/
[03:00] <davidosa> I d'loaded the .bin file, but what do i do with it?
[03:00] <apus> minimec: I am a little baffled as to why a program that needs a conf file doens't make one
[03:00] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about realplay - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[03:00] <chernobylrpgfree> davidosa: Get helix player instead.  In Feisty, it's in the repository.
[03:00] <chernobylrpgfree> !helixplayer
[03:00] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about helixplayer - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[03:00] <arooni> whats the easiest photo editing software to use?
[03:00] <addams> !helix
[03:00] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about helix - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[03:00] <nny> urgh
[03:00] <FireHazard17> leaving poor little ubotu alone
[03:01] <chernobylrpgfree> lol
[03:01] <davidosa> I installed that but when i go to BBC, Firefox says i have to manually install RealPlayer plugin
[03:01] <IncredibleHink> I need some help with my hot swap hard drive bay please
[03:01] <FireHazard17> leave*
[03:01] <glick> i better clean the snot rags out of my car so my date doesnt get grossed out
[03:01] <minimec> apus: It takes the one in /etc or /etc/imwheel I guess.
[03:01] <Wiseguy> hey guys, does anyone know how i can find out what dev my webcame is using?
[03:01] <\x-it> What about it, Incred?
[03:01] <Wiseguy> webcam
[03:01] <chernobylrpgfree> davidosa: thats what mine did with realplayer, but helix player works great now.  YMMV...
[03:01] <haru> davidosa, tried helix?
[03:02] <davidosa> yes, but bbc.com always looks for Realplayer
[03:02] <carrasco> Wiseguy, try with "dmesg" command
[03:03] <LordLimecat> !defrag
[03:03] <ubotu> defragmentation is not needed for Ext3 and ReiserFS filesystems. They are much more efficient in their allocation of storage units.
[03:03] <IncredibleHink> How do i update my bios without the windows tool?
[03:03] <apus> minimec: so I did that, and then imwheel -k
[03:03] <\x-it> IncredibleHink: Update as in Flash your BIOS to a newer version?
[03:03] <z0man> Whats the best way to get rid of this GRUB error 18 on the Ubuntu 6.10/7.04 :(
[03:03] <haru> how do i run alsa-tool-gui?
[03:03] <IncredibleHink> \x-it, yes
[03:03] <\x-it> IncredibleHink: To do ^ you just have to burn a cd or write a floppy and use it as your startup drive
[03:03] <\x-it> It will update fine
[03:04] <voidmage> openoffice won't use the compose key
[03:04] <voidmage> is this known?
[03:04] <\x-it> No need for the Windows program, use another one of the methods provided
[03:04] <Supaplex> z0man: I give 'grub error 18' errors a good home. ship me your pc. ;)
[03:04] <haru> davidosa, http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Feisty#How_to_install_Multimedia_Player_.28RealPlayer_10.29
[03:04] <chernobylrpgfree> davidosa: i got helix player to launch in the BBC site, but got a network error.
[03:04] <IncredibleHink> \x-it, sounds reasonable..... i dont think there is a newer bios for my board though.... but just a question i had
[03:04] <Wiseguy> carrasco, http://rafb.net/p/ZhR33H27.html
[03:04] <apus> can someone help me delete "Could not write to file /mount/data2/.Trash-1000/info/kubuntu-7.04-desktop-i386.iso.trashinfo."
[03:04] <ardchoille> z0man: Do any of these help? http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=%22grub+error+18%22&btnG=Google+Search
[03:04] <\x-it> ah, ok
[03:04] <\x-it> Yes, it is
[03:04] <NuclearM> i mounted my windows partition already, but i'd like unmount it now: how? i've removed it's entry from /etc/fstab
[03:04] <\x-it> Dell provides the Windows exe to do it, a bootup CD and a boot floppy all to do the same thing
[03:04] <addams> david: i'm not an an advanced user, but I got the same prob.
[03:05] <minimec> apus: well what mouse do you have.
[03:05] <\x-it> It's pretty easy no matter the manufacturer though without Windows.
[03:05] <davidosa> haru, i'll check that out. chernobyl, i get the same prob too
[03:05] <squee_> Has anyone in here managed to get iwlwifi drivers working?
[03:05] <IncredibleHink> \x-it, I have two 320gb SATA hdd, one installed internally and one installed in a hot swap bay..... why would my bios not detect the one in the hotswap bay? any ideas?
[03:05] <apus> mx 510 or something like that
[03:05] <z0man> Just want everyone to know don't try and reinstall your UBUNTU's or you will get GRUB error 18
[03:05] <dustpyle_x2> NuclearM, sudo umount <folder you mounted it to>
[03:05] <\x-it> IncredibleHink: Was it recently hotswapped while your computer was actively on?
[03:05] <z0man> both Ubuntu's require MANUAL partition setup
[03:05] <NuclearM> dustpyle: thanks, i was trying to use unmount
[03:05] <chernobylrpgfree> apus: try direct deletion the file is too large for trash) with "rm kubuntu-7.04-desktop-i386.iso"
[03:05] <FireHazard17> you have to clear your hd first z0man
[03:05] <dustpyle_x2> NuclearM, lol you were close
[03:05] <addams> z0man: the best version of ubuntu to install in my opinion is dapper
[03:05] <apus> chernobylrpgfree: i can't graphically delete it?
[03:05] <IncredibleHink> \x-it, the computer has never seen it, but yes my initial try was while the computer was on
[03:05] <FireHazard17> and notjing bad wll happen
[03:06] <z0man> I tried to use the entire HD and it wouldnt work
[03:06] <FireHazard17> z0man: thats weird
[03:06] <IncredibleHink> \x-it, then i tried enabling it then booting up.... still no dice
[03:06] <chernobylrpgfree> apus: hold shift as you press or click delete.
[03:06] <ardchoille> z0man: I installed Both Dapper and Feisty on 11 machines using the desktop cd and have never seen any problems.
[03:06] <z0man> Sure is
[03:06] <kahrytan> Anyone else need the Ubuntu, Xbuntu, or Kubuntu Torrents?
[03:06] <akao> can anyone tell me what the equivalent to a dos batch file is in unix?
[03:06] <\x-it> Is it listed in your Bios before you get in Linux at all?
[03:06] <Wiseguy> carrasco, that is all that is in my dmesg... any ideas?
[03:06] <chernobylrpgfree> akao: a shell script
[03:06] <squee_> akao, .sh
[03:06] <haru> davidosa, sorry this one will do http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Feisty#How_to_handle_rtsp_.28realmedia.29_protocol_in_Mozilla_Firefox
[03:06] <akao> cool thanks.
[03:06] <minimec> apus: ok. logitech. can you surf your 'history' of fore fox by clicking left and right with the mouse wheel?
[03:06] <squee_> akao, look up bash scripting... it is also alot more powerful that batch
[03:07] <z0man> Think I might try dapper
[03:07] <minimec> apus: firefox ;)
[03:07] <davidosa> thanks
[03:07] <FireHazard17> z0man: try cleaning it completely with copywipe then try again
[03:07] <FireHazard17> google it
[03:07] <z0man> oh ok
[03:07] <FireHazard17> it freeware
[03:07] <apus> minimec: you mean forward and back with those 2 side buttons? thats why I want to do
[03:07] <carrasco> Wiseguy, Now try to compare with some files in /dev
[03:07] <haru> how do i run alsa-tool-gui?
[03:07] <FireHazard17> nifty little tool
[03:07] <z0man> thx for that thought  that sounds much better than having to worry about partitioning
[03:07] <DjViper> is there any way to get some sort of stats of wlan activity etc?
[03:07] <chernobylrpgfree> haru: i'm guessing just run "gksu alsa-tool-gui"
[03:07] <Wiseguy> carrasco, i did
[03:07] <Wiseguy> there is nothing that matches
[03:08] <haru> chernobylrpgfree, bad guess :P
[03:08] <z0man> You know I had SUSE before and i still cannot believe copywipe will help
[03:08] <nny> ok so rausb (the interface name for ralink wireless card) shows up in network manager, but it never connects or shows signal strength. We had to install drivers from source. there seems to be a disconnect between the two, as i can set manually using iwconfig and dhclient. Any Advice???
[03:08] <chernobylrpgfree> haru: I have no "alsa-tool-gui" on mine.
[03:08] <FireHazard17> it compleaty taotally wipes your drive
[03:08] <haru> "alsa-tools-gui"
[03:08] <z0man> hmmmm
[03:08] <minimec> apus: no  imean that so called 'tilt'-function with the mouse wheel. you can click the mouse wheel in the left or right direction
[03:08] <IncredibleHink> \x-it, any ideas?
[03:08] <Alonea> yay! it works now. Ok, I found that if I choose "purge" in adept instead of remove/uninstall, it will remove knetworkmanager and network-manager leaving everything else alone
[03:09] <DARKGuy> chernobylrpgfree: I'm back, and nope, that didn't work either >.<... I just tried beryl when the X had problems and it says "segmentation fault (core dumped)" but I just reinstalled the nvidia driver manually and it worked flawlessly. Damn, this is messed up >.<
[03:09] <FireHazard17> every down to every last bit
[03:09] <chernobylrpgfree> haru: still no, maybe its not installed.
[03:09] <freakabcd> DjViper, just use the regular 'network monitor' applet
[03:09] <chernobylrpgfree> DARKGuy: yeah it is, once you install it should just work after that.
[03:09] <apus> minimec: no the mx510 doesn't have that
[03:09] <FireHazard17> takes a long time bbtw
[03:09] <dustpyle_x2> I recently dual-booted openSuse with Ubuntu on my desktop, and it overwrote the grub bootloader ubuntu installed. How do I get back the old grub and make it see openSuse?
[03:09] <NuclearM> i'm glad i installed ubuntu, it's neat-o
[03:10] <freakabcd> DjViper, alternatively if you don't want to use it, you can just use ifconfig from the cmdline
[03:10] <haru> NuclearM, yes it is :)
[03:10] <DARKGuy> chernobylrpgfree: yeah... I don't know how to trace the error either, so I can't even try something else >.<
[03:10] <IncredibleHink> I have a 320gb hdd installed internally that is mounted for my /home directory, i also have another 320gb hdd (same make/model) installed ina  hotswap bay, however my bios doesnt see it. Any ideas?
[03:10] <chernobylrpgfree> DARKGuy: ahh, the fun of being tech support, right?
[03:10] <arooni> hey folks!
[03:10] <ardchoille> Hi arooni
[03:10] <dustpyle_x2> NuclearM, you know what they say, once you go ubuntu you... what the hell rhymes with ubuntu?
[03:10] <DARKGuy> chernobylrpgfree: haha, and ot think I give tech support at work xD
[03:10] <DARKGuy> *to
[03:10] <chernobylrpgfree> DARKGuy: at least you get paid.
[03:10] <nny> hmm is there an advanced discussion channel for ubuntu?
[03:11] <minimec> apus: oh. Well try to find a .imwheelrc for your mouse on the internet.
[03:11] <chernobylrpgfree> nny: if there was, it would be empty haha
[03:11] <carrasco> Wiseguy, is it USB?
[03:11] <nny> chernobylrpgfree, lol good point
[03:11] <Wiseguy> carrasco, yes
[03:11] <chernobylrpgfree> nny: got a problem you'd like licked?
[03:11] <akao> so if i wanted a shell script to run the line "gcc -Wall -ansi -c Hailstones.c" what would the equivalent line in the .sh read?
[03:11] <kahrytan> nny: try ubuntu-offtopic
[03:11] <apus> minimec: its things like this that allows me to say linux has a LONG ways to go
[03:11] <minimec> apus: The you modify it to fit your needs.
[03:11] <chernobylrpgfree> akao: just that!
[03:11] <nny> chernobylrpgfree, well. I can discuss
[03:11] <DARKGuy> chernobylrpgfree: yeah o.o ... used to do it for free in the past xD so it's all good. >_> in Windows, anything gets paid, that's the big problem ;)
[03:11] <wastrel> just don't use network manager
[03:11] <ardchoille> !channels | nny
[03:11] <nny> kahrytan, heh
[03:11] <ubotu> nny: A list of Freenode channels is available via http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#channellist - Ubuntu related channels can be found on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InternetRelayChat
[03:11] <akao> hrrrRRRrrrrmm
[03:11] <akao> i see
[03:11] <nny> chernobylrpgfree, ok so rausb (the interface name for ralink wireless card) shows up in network manager, but it never connects or shows signal strength. We had to install drivers from source. there seems to be a disconnect between the two, as i can set manually using iwconfig and dhclient. Any Advice???
[03:11] <carrasco> Wiseguy, try "lsusb" commmand
[03:12] <chernobylrpgfree> akao: first line should be "#!/bin/sh" then after that, just commands
[03:12] <minimec> apus: Yes and no. ;) But I do understand what you want to say...
[03:12] <akao> ah
[03:12] <akao> it's the first line that gets you
[03:12] <dr-willy> fesity upgrade problem....cannot mount hda1 on reboot.....help?
[03:12] <chernobylrpgfree> nny: So I'm gathering that iwconfig/dhclient works, but ifup doesn't?
[03:12] <Wiseguy> well, there is a bunch of logitech devices listed.. but i own a logitech keyboard, mouse and webcam
[03:12] <chernobylrpgfree> akao: technically, that's optional, it just helps your system know what to do with the file when you execute it.
[03:12] <minimec> apus: just visit the homepage. I think there is a good wiki. It is not so hard to configure that thing ;)
[03:13] <bef> "Invalid mount option when trying to mount the volume" when I insert a DVD into my CD/DVD burner
[03:13] <IncredibleHink> I have a 320gb hdd installed internally that is mounted for my /home directory, i also have another 320gb hdd (same make/model) installed ina  hotswap bay, however my bios doesnt see it. Any ideas?
[03:13] <akao> so what's the purpose of #! what do they do?
[03:13] <cotton> Are there any good FTP programs for ubuntu that isn't gFTP?
[03:13] <minimec> apus: imwheel is a powerfull weapon.
[03:14] <Ax4> cotton, ftp (terminal)
[03:14] <Stormx2> akao: Hmm?
[03:14] <squee_> cotton, filezilla
[03:14] <cvk77> cotton: nautilus has ftp support built-in
[03:14] <cotton> thanks
[03:14] <mapez> akao # comments stuff on in configurations and such.
[03:14] <cvk77> !ftp | cotton
[03:14] <ubotu> cotton: FTP clients: !Nautilus, !gFTP (for !GNOME) - !Konqueror, !Kasablanca, !KFTPGrabber (for !KDE) - See also !FTPd
[03:14] <nny> chernobylrpgfree, checking getting werid action here
[03:14] <DARKGuy> *tries
[03:14] <n2diy> IncredibleHink: hard drive jumpers?
[03:14] <Stormx2> akao: The #! line shows how to execute the file
[03:14] <dustpyle_x2> akao, it's the shabang. tells which shell the script should be run with
[03:14] <Ax4> how come ftp isn't in that list?
[03:14] <Ax4> people forget the terminal can do it or something?
[03:14] <Stormx2> akao: E.g. #!/usr/bin/php
[03:14] <nny> chernobylrpgfree, ifdown works
[03:14] <NuclearM> Is it possible to export firefox settings and whatnot from windows ff and import into ff on ubuntu?
[03:15] <chernobylrpgfree> nny: then ifup?
[03:15] <cvk77> Ax4: it probably would be there, if this was #debian ;)
[03:15] <akao> oh ok
[03:15] <akao> cool
[03:15] <IncredibleHink> n2diy, the drives are SATA and they are jumperless (the jumper is to be for 3gb/s transfer or not) one is recognized, the one in the hotswap bay is not
[03:15] <dustpyle_x2> NuclearM, I'm not sure but I would think so
[03:15] <Ax4> if this were*
[03:15] <nny> recieve_packet failed on rausb0 network is down
[03:15] <Ax4> subjunctive :p
[03:15] <chernobylrpgfree> haru: I found your alsa-tools-gui package, it puts menu items in the sound/video area of your menu.
[03:15] <IncredibleHink> n2diy, they are are both setup the exact same
[03:15] <xNinja> hi
[03:15] <SirGrant> hey can anyone help me with a quick newb question
[03:15] <akao> but i still need to type "sh run.sh" for example instead of just run.sh
[03:15] <Lunar_Lamp> !acrobat reader
[03:15] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about acrobat reader - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[03:15] <andrew[lappy] > rofl
[03:15] <chernobylrpgfree> nny: are you using ndiswrapper?
[03:15] <xNinja> whos running ubuntu + beryl under vmware ?
[03:15] <dustpyle_x2> SirGrant, ...no
[03:15] <NuclearM> dustpyle: i thought so too, but i wonder where the option would be.
[03:15] <jonjon09> can anyone tell me why ubuntu doesn't shutdown completely without a force shutdown when I try to reboot it....it stays stuck on a black screen where I can write stuff
[03:15] <dustpyle_x2> lol
[03:15] <nny> chernobylrpgfree, no, it worked though, got an address
[03:16] <chernobylrpgfree> !acroread > Lunar_Lamp
[03:16] <apus> what do I do once I change xorg.conf
[03:16] <apus> to implement changes
[03:16] <n2diy> IncredibleHink: Ok, haven't played with a hotswap bay, do you normally need drivers for that in winders?
[03:16] <Ax4> restart X
[03:16] <Lunar_Lamp> chernobylrpgfree,  <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about acroread - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[03:16] <Lunar_Lamp> :-p
[03:16] <cvk77> Ax4: thanks... not a native speaker here
[03:16] <dustpyle_x2> NuclearM, ummm there are probably extensions that allow you to export all you stuff... kinda like the FEBE extension perhaps
[03:16] <Ax4> [ctrl] +[shift] +[backspace]
[03:16] <SirGrant> I pluged in my USB thumbdrive and it's readonly I tried changing ownership (from root) with chown so I could change the permissions but I can't figure out how to get it to work
[03:16] <Ax4> cvk77, no problem :p
[03:16] <jonjon09> I did once I was in my account
[03:16] <chernobylrpgfree> Lunar_Lamp: sorry, my bad.  Still learning the bot =)
[03:16] <cvk77> !pdf | lunar_lamp
[03:16] <ubotu> lunar_lamp: pdf is the Portable Document Format created by Adobe; viewable in GNU/Linux with xpdf/kpdf/gpdf, evince and also adobe reader (free download, but closed source)
[03:16] <NuclearM> dustpyle: i'll check that out
[03:16] <haru> chernobylrpgfree, o.O i see no changes
[03:16] <nny> chernobylrpgfree, network-manager says no connection thought, even though i hav eone
[03:16] <jonjon09> but that doesnt change the non rebooting thing
[03:17] <apus> Ax4: restart X command not found
[03:17] <DARKGuy> IT WORKED, YAY!!!!! :D
[03:17] <IncredibleHink> n2diy, not sure.... this is my first go at it, but regardless, it seems like the bios would see it doesnt it?
[03:17] <chernobylrpgfree> haru: try right-clicking the menu, "edit menu" and look in there - it shows stuff that's turned off.
[03:17] <dustpyle_x2> SirGrant, is your usb drive formatted as NTFS?
[03:17] <Ax4> apus, i didn't mean it as a command lol
[03:17] <haru> chernobylrpgfree, btw itsnt an old application makin ESD calls :P its ubuntu itself
[03:17] <mpmc> Beryl is amazing Under Ubuntu!
[03:17] <fitawav> i'm trying to run this command after installing the ati drivers on fiesty but am receiving an error james@james-laptop:~$ aticonfig --resolution0,1600x1200
[03:17] <fitawav> aticonfig: unrecognized option `--resolution0,1600x1200'
[03:17] <fitawav> aticonfig: parsing the command-line failed.
[03:17] <DARKGuy> mpmc: agreed
[03:17] <Ax4> apus:  [ctrl] +[shift] +[backspace]
[03:17] <SirGrant> one sec let me check
[03:17] <chernobylrpgfree> haru: that's odd.
[03:17] <DARKGuy> chernobylrpgfree: it worked it worked it worked yay yay yay :D
[03:17] <chernobylrpgfree> DARKGuy: what did you do?
[03:17] <llol> how do i force remove ubuntustudio>?
[03:17] <apus> Ax4: that doesn't do anything
[03:17] <Ax4> really?
[03:17] <llol> i try to uninstall it from synaptec
[03:17] <haru> chernobylrpgfree, its in the sounds tab .. enable software sound mixing :/
[03:18] <Ax4> maybe its ctrl + alt + bckspace
[03:18] <n2diy> IncredibleHink: I'm not sure, can you bypass the hotswap bay, and see if bios then sees the drive?
[03:18] <llol> but it still remains
[03:18] <z0man> hate to say....I'm going back to SUSE but just to let you know...I know how I managed to get rid of GRUB error 18....I put the /boot at the beginning of the drive to fix it (That was for on an old machine).   My recent installs for Ubuntu gave me grub error 18 is from a brand new AMD64 with a 80GB HD  that is just not acceptable for me.  But keep up the good work, I will keep an eye on it using VMWare
[03:18] <Ax4> apus: ctrl + alt+ bckspace
[03:18] <variant> apus: ctrl alt backspace not ctrl shift
[03:18] <Ax4> perhaps
[03:18] <haru> chernobylrpgfree, and one cant play system sounds w/o ESD
[03:18] <Ax4> i never remember which
[03:18] <Ax4> :D
[03:18] <chernobylrpgfree> haru: that doesn't really make a lot of sense... but hey
[03:18] <haru> heh
[03:18] <Stormx2> I need to make a 0 filled file, 8mb large. How would I do this?
[03:18] <Ax4> lol
[03:18] <Ax4> he got it
[03:18] <SirGrant> how do I check if it's formatted with NTFS, I did it in windows but I don't know how to check now
[03:18] <Ax4> :D
[03:18] <IncredibleHink> n2diy, yeah, let me try that... brb
[03:18] <Noxilenticus> how do you do the robot command to search for packages
[03:18] <DARKGuy> chernobylrpgfree: I just had to put my script in S18 (since gdm was in S13, I figured out that the init scripts are run from higher to lower number) and I disabled the S20nvidia-glx and S20nvidia-kernel . That solved it ^__^
[03:18] <Noxilenticus> !find libssl
[03:18] <ubotu> Found: libssl-dev, libssl0.9.8, libssl0.9.8-dbg, libssl-ocaml, libssl-ocaml-dev (and 2 others)
[03:18] <bef> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/106910 i have this same bug
[03:18] <chernobylrpgfree> nny: you have a doozy there... but wireless networking is still iffy sometimes.
[03:18] <briank> somehow when I installed feisty my windows entry in grub disappeared, can someone help me write the correct entry back in?
[03:18] <haru> SirGrant, fdisk -l
[03:19] <NuclearM> in GRUB(i believe that's it, the boot manager by default), ubuntu is the first option and windows the last. can i change the order of these?
[03:19] <mapez> briank
[03:19] <Noxilenticus> !find libssl0.6
[03:19] <davidosa> New question, how do i stretch Ubuntu's resolution running in Parallels virtual machine, to fill my screen? Even at 1024x768, there's this big black vertical space on both sides. I don't have this issue with Win XP running in Parallels.
[03:19] <chernobylrpgfree> DARKGuy: You get two hacker points.  Kudos man, I even learned something =)
[03:19] <dustpyle_x2> SirGrant, ...ummm run sudo fdisk -l and see if you can't find which is the usb drive
[03:19] <mapez> I'll paste you mine in pastebin
[03:19] <ubotu> Package/file libssl0.6 does not exist in feisty
[03:19] <nny> chernobylrpgfree, are both connections supposed to be on roaming?
[03:19] <briank> mapez, thank you
[03:19] <SirGrant> kk
[03:19] <chernobylrpgfree> nny: both?  You should have only one.
[03:19] <Lunar_Lamp> !medibuntu
[03:19] <ubotu> medibuntu is a repository of packages that cannot be included into the Ubuntu distribution for legal reasons - See http://medibuntu.sos-sts.com/
[03:19] <nny> chernobylrpgfree, wired vs. wireless
[03:19] <DARKGuy> chernobylrpgfree: Hehe thanks xD. ^^ that's good, we both learnt something today =)
[03:19] <variant> nny: deafaut 0/1/2/3  etc in /boot/grub/menu.lst
[03:19] <LordLimecat> hey, i have a small problem.....my audigy 2 soundcard used to work, and now it doesnt...onboard still works, but thats all
[03:19] <chernobylrpgfree> nny: oh the wired one shouldn't be roaming, i wouldn't think...
[03:19] <Noxilenticus> yahoomessenger doesn't install cause it needs libssl0.6 thanks yahoo, thanks fiesty
[03:20] <chernobylrpgfree> nny: I'm still figuring out this new network applet myself.
[03:20] <variant> davidosa: deafaut 0/1/2/3  etc in /boot/grub/menu.lst
[03:20] <apus> a tutorial im using refers to ~/etc/X11/ but that folder doesn't exist
[03:20] <mapez> briank: http://pastebin.ca/453491
[03:20] <DARKGuy> Noxilenticus: there's another yahoo msn client that's not gaim though, the name's weird.. yachite or something like that, some use it for yahoo
[03:20] <davidosa> variant, pls slow down for a noob poke like me. What are those rules and how do i apply or get to them?
[03:20] <DARKGuy> !yachite
[03:20] <SirGrant> yeah I can't tell I'm just going to assume I did it with NTFS when i formatted it cause I origionally did it in windows, would I have to go back and do it with FAT32?
[03:20] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about yachite - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[03:20] <Ax4> apus: /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[03:20] <DARKGuy> :(
[03:20] <Ax4> apus: ~ indicates home directory
[03:21] <Apex> How do I get the digital out sound working on my Intel motherboard?
[03:21] <variant> davidosa: in /boot/grub/menu.lst put "default 0" to boot the first entry by default. 1 to boot the 2nd by default etc
[03:21] <apus> Ax4: shoulnd't ls -a in etc reveal an X11 folder if it exists?
[03:21] <dustpyle_x2> SirGrant, well either that or you could install ntfs3g which will let you write to an NTFS partition
[03:21] <Ax4> apus: yes it should
[03:21] <mapez> briank you get that?
[03:21] <Ax4> apus: ls -lha /etc
[03:22] <davidosa> will give that a try
[03:22] <briank> mapez, yah, thanks, I'll give it a try
[03:22] <SirGrant> ok thanks for the help I'll try that and I'll come back if I need more help, thanks dust
[03:22] <apus> ax4 doens't exist
[03:22] <aSt3raL> wow beryl runs on my old laptop
[03:22] <mapez> briank alright cool hopefully thats what you were looking for.
[03:22] <aSt3raL> thats tight
[03:22] <Ax4> apus: ls -lha /etc | grep X11
[03:22] <newbie002> hi I'm trying to make a macro (simulate the mouse) is there any way to record and play mouse movement automatically?    (I've tried a few different ways including  tcl, gtk, and ruby but have not been successful yet.)
[03:22] <addams> ast3rl: does it run well ?
[03:22] <cvk77> davidosa: i might add that you could also use "default saved" to use the last selected entry
[03:22] <variant> aSt3raL: the wow starts now...
[03:22] <dustpyle_x2> SirGrant, kk. just so you know, I'm not entirely sure it's called ntfs3g, but it's close to that
[03:22] <davidosa> ok
[03:22] <aSt3raL> :)
[03:22] <bef> hi, can anyone help? >> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/106910 i have this same bug
[03:22] <aSt3raL> kudos to the beryl team
[03:22] <SirGrant> yeah I remember reading about it on some website how that was a new thing in 7.04
[03:22] <jrib> newbie002: xmacro
[03:22] <GluE> whats the difference between desktop and alternate ?
[03:22] <SirGrant> I can find it if you misspelled it
[03:23] <fitawav> i'm getting an error running this.. any thoughts//
[03:23] <haru> is it possible to run the system sounds via Alsa
[03:23] <fitawav> aticonfig --resolution=0,1600x1200
[03:23] <fitawav> Using /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[03:23] <fitawav> Saved back-up to /etc/X11/xorg.conf.fglrx-3
[03:23] <fitawav> aticonfig: Writing to '/etc/X11/xorg.conf' failed. Bad file descriptor.
[03:23] <mpmc> aSt3raL: Beryl is running on a PCI (Yes, PCI) Nvidia card !
[03:23] <jrib> !paste | fitawav
[03:23] <ubotu> fitawav: pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[03:23] <DARKGuy> o.O
[03:23] <apus> Ax4: its at /etc/x11 not ~/etc/x11
[03:23] <newbie002> jrib: I'll look it up,  thanks!
[03:23] <cvk77> aSt3raL: which one?
[03:23] <DARKGuy> mpmc: what model? :o
[03:23] <jrib> newbie002: it's in the repos
[03:23] <mpmc> 128mb 5500.
[03:23] <cellojoe> howdy all
[03:23] <aSt3raL> yeah i have beryl on an old intel chipset on my laptop
[03:23] <DARKGuy> mpmc: cool ;)
[03:23] <Ax4> apus: what are you trying to do exactly? xorg.conf will never be located at ~/etc/X11 unless you put it there for some reason
[03:23] <chernobylrpgfree> haru: administration > sounds gives options for which mixer to use (in feisty)
[03:23] <ubuntuEdgy> is this correct ? sudo sleep 5m ?
[03:24] <variant> ubuntuEdgy: that doesn't do anything
[03:24] <variant> ubuntuEdgy: what are you trying to do?
[03:24] <haru> chernobylrpgfree, prefs->sounds?
[03:24] <nny> chernobylrpgfree, probably just swap out the minipci wireless card in this laptop anyways
[03:24] <mpmc> I'm glad I got rid of Crappy Windoze.
[03:24] <apus> Ax4: thats what the tut sadi
[03:24] <apus> said*
[03:24] <aSt3raL> Intel 82852/855GM Integrated Graphics
[03:24] <aSt3raL> to be specific
[03:24] <nny> chernobylrpgfree, something common, like a broadcom or something
[03:24] <chernobylrpgfree> haru: yes, my bad =)
[03:24] <Ax4> apus, what are you trying to do? the tutorial might be giving a relative location
[03:24] <haru> chernobylrpgfree, well there u cannot enable system sounds w/o esd
[03:24] <chernobylrpgfree> nny: i have a broadcom - be warned, they're a bit tricky to set up too
[03:24] <ubuntuEdgy> variant: put my sever to sleep or hiberbate  , suspend
[03:24] <Ax4> last time i ask
[03:25] <Ax4> then im peacing out lol
[03:25] <chernobylrpgfree> haru: mine shows ALSA across the board.
[03:25] <variant> ubuntuEdgy: that is not what the sleep command is for
[03:25] <kag> are there characters that cannot be used for the passphrase associated with ~/.ssh/id_rsa ? I'm having problems with my passphrase and I don't see what else it could be
[03:25] <haru> check the sounds tab?
[03:25] <ubuntuEdgy> variant: what is it for ?
[03:25] <Ax4> is there an !ask_good_descriptive_questions command? WE NEED IT
[03:25] <chernobylrpgfree> haru: I see that.  It'
[03:25] <Ax4> for the love of god
[03:25] <Ax4> we do
[03:25] <variant> ubuntuEdgy: it suspends execution of a kernel thread for a specified amount of time
[03:25] <chernobylrpgfree> haru: (whoops) It's checked, but I don't have an esd running.
[03:25] <Ax4> it would save us helpers infinite time
[03:25] <Ax4> :S
[03:25] <haru> chernobylrpgfree, wow.. thats weird..
[03:25] <apus> how many buttons does ... whatever is in charge of it.. support
[03:26] <cvk77> !ask | ax4
[03:26] <ubotu> ax4: Don't ask to ask a question. Just ask your question :)
[03:26] <apus> it looks like imwheel is a work around per application about what each button should do
[03:26] <Ax4> yea not quite what im looking for heh
[03:26] <variant> !suspend | ubuntuEdgy
[03:26] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about suspend - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[03:26] <cvk77> Ax4: hmm..
[03:26] <fitawav> is there a way to force a resolution in Feisty?
[03:26] <ubuntuEdgy> variant: ohh i see , do you knw ohow i can put the sever on s3
[03:26] <chernobylrpgfree> haru: that blows my mind a bit =(
[03:26] <haru> mine crashes mplayer whenever a system sound is played together with music
[03:26] <haru> hence random :)
[03:26] <ubuntuEdgy> sudo: suspend: command not found
[03:26] <apus> so I still can't get my sound card working
[03:26] <variant> ubuntuEdgy: i think you need the swsusp command
[03:27] <apus> I downloaded also-tools but programs like hdsp mixer dont run
[03:27] <Och4> i can't get wine fully installed i think, i installed it from the terminal, and it says setting up wine... and doesn't do anything else from there
[03:27] <haru> chernobylrpgfree, btw i installed amarok-engine and amarok-engines.. and got no amarok-gstreamer :'(
[03:27] <minimec> ubuntuEdgy: sleep is not the command for suspend or hibernate ;) Sleep is an command, that allows you to make a pause between 2 commands in a shell-script, like nautilus & sleep 5 & killall nautilus ;)
[03:27] <cvk77> !elaborate | ax4
[03:27] <ubotu> ax4: Please elaborate, your question or issue may not seem clear or detailed enough for people to help you. Please give more detailed information, errors, steps, and possibly configuration files (use the !pastebin to avoid flooding the channel)
[03:27] <Och4> can anyone help me with wine??
[03:27] <chernobylrpgfree> There it is =)
[03:27] <variant> ubuntuEdgy: can't you just select suspend from the logout menu?
[03:28] <Ax4> cvk77, haha good! :D
[03:28] <chernobylrpgfree> haru: isn't amarok-gstreamer separate?...
[03:28] <newbie002> jrib: I'm looking though the source code to this xmacro. It's exactly what I wanted thanks.
[03:28] <threeseas> any live version of the newset?
[03:28] <variant> Och4: thats it installed then
[03:28] <ubuntuEdgy> variant: im using ssh session
[03:28] <DARKGuy> Och4: did you followed the wine installation instructions found in the site?
[03:28] <haru> chernobylrpgfree, cant find it in packages
[03:28] <Ax4> !food | Ax4
[03:28] <NuclearM> where is firefox installed by default?
[03:28] <chernobylrpgfree> haru: is there an xine version?  I find its a bit more compatible
[03:28] <Och4> darkguy, of couse i did, but it's not in my applications section at the top left
[03:28] <ubuntuEdgy> variant: sud shutdown works fine but takes long to get the machine up and running.
[03:28] <LordLimecat> hey, i have a small problem.....my audigy 2 soundcard used to work, and now it doesnt...onboard still works, but thats all...can anyone help me?
[03:28] <mapez> NuclearM. /home/.mozilla I THINK
[03:28] <haru> chernobylrpgfree, i am using the xine version atm..
[03:28] <Och4> variant, but why can't i find it. :(
[03:29] <variant> Och4: type "wine" on the command line
[03:29] <DARKGuy> Och4: it shouldn't. All you have to do is to type "wine" in a terminal, followed by the exe you want to run
[03:29] <DARKGuy> Och4: if you want to configure it, just type winecfg
[03:29] <DARKGuy> variant: oh, sorry
[03:29] <variant> Och4: it's not a graphical application, instead just open windows.exe as you would any other file
[03:29] <apus> I'm not finding much help here
[03:29] <variant> Och4: and they will launch with wine
[03:29] <chernobylrpgfree> haru: no need for gstreamer then.  but it's crazy that it crashes when mixing sounds.
[03:29] <Och4> variant, like the terminal?
[03:29] <tjwabbit> hey everyone
[03:29] <haru> :(
[03:30] <variant> Och4: in the file manager right click open with "wine"
[03:30] <tjwabbit> has anyone install vmware tools on feisty?
[03:30] <kiersie> when i install feisty amd64 the screen goes standby and my keybord doest work cappslock led goed on and of every second while starting up
[03:30] <kiersie> does anybody got an solution
[03:31] <chernobylrpgfree> haru: i guess i am stumped.
[03:31] <Och4> variant, my friend got a gui settup i thought, and he said it was in his application section at the top left
[03:31] <Huitlacoche> any idea what i should do to make sound work again, after i hibernate and resume my laptop ?
[03:31] <Huitlacoche> (besides rebooting)
[03:31] <haru> chernobylrpgfree, no wai.. u helped me a loads today :)
[03:31] <Sweetandy> I've never seen this many people in this room.
[03:31] <mapez> Huitlacoche have you tried restarting X?
[03:31] <chernobylrpgfree> haru: I could only hope =) now if someone could solve my issue it'll be happy dayz
[03:31] <Huitlacoche> no... but i'd like to avoid restarting X also
[03:31] <Seb3DGE> haha
[03:31] <haru> chernobylrpgfree, you have a issue O_O
[03:31] <Seb3DGE> yesyesyes! :D
[03:31] <chernobylrpgfree> Huitlacoche: try "killall esd" ??
[03:31] <mapez> Okay.. Not sure.
[03:31] <Seb3DGE> I saved my HDD! :D
[03:32] <apus> I have 3 packages I downloaded from medibuntu and I need help installing them
[03:32] <TomTheGeek> Any triple screen xorg.conf experts here?
[03:32] <haru> i'd like to know ..
[03:32] <chernobylrpgfree> After upgrading to Feisty, my CD and DVD drives don't work correctly.  I can mount/umount from CLI without problems, but clicking the icon in nautilus' Computer dialog gives the error "There is no media in the drive" - even if there is.  Mounting a CD does not give a CD icon on the desktop even after clicking the drive - it's as though GNOME has detached itself from the optical drives.  Any ideas would be great.
[03:32] <SSB_>  what's the apt-get command to reinstall fglrx? i accidentally deleted it >_>
[03:32] <arooni> how do i get this: FATAL ERROR : The dynamic C library  contained in the extension file could not be found.  (dynamic c library for feisty)
[03:32] <DumberDrummer> anyone have any luck getting a VIA VY6421 working under feisty fawn?
[03:32] <Huitlacoche> sound used to magically work after hibernate, when i had Edgy installed, i upgraded to feisty yesterday
[03:32] <apus> can anyone tell me how to force small icons in the system tray (kde)
[03:32] <RobbieCrash> How can I restart X totally, not just gnome, but X as well, from a remote location, via ssh?
[03:33] <chernobylrpgfree> RobbieCrash: try "sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart"
[03:33] <mpmc> RobbieCrash: Kill the X process?
[03:33] <minimec> RobbieCrash: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[03:33] <chernobylrpgfree> haru: see, nobody knows =)
[03:33] <SSB_>  what's the apt-get command to reinstall fglrx? i accidentally deleted it and now i can't get into ubuntu.
[03:33] <haru> chernobylrpgfree, its a rare situation
[03:34] <chernobylrpgfree> haru: apparently not, there's several forum posts about it.
[03:34] <TomTheGeek> okay I've got two of my three screens working, i could use some help with the third
[03:34] <haru> chernobylrpgfree, o.O /me goes to google
[03:34] <Huitlacoche> SSB_: what do you mean can't get in. have you tried going to a different virtual console?  do you have a .deb for fglrx ?
[03:34] <chernobylrpgfree> haru: hope you have better luck than I.
[03:35] <TomTheGeek> i've got Xinerama working, do i want to load twinview or dual view on the second video card?
[03:35] <Pupbuntoo> hi, how do i make flash work on 64-bit feisty?
[03:35] <RobbieCrash> chernobylrpgfree minimec mpmc that doesn't work
[03:35] <chernobylrpgfree> RobbieCrash: the next one would be "sudo killall X" ??
[03:36] <SSB_>  huit: i was having problems so i stupidly went into the restricted drivers and disabled fglrx. now whenever i try to boot up, it just gives me some error saying x couldn't load the GUI and i have to restart. if i go into recovery mode i can get to the command line, so i need to get the drivers back from there
[03:36] <phantomcircuit> http://rafb.net/p/GIpNul60.html anyone know what's going on?
[03:36] <RobbieCrash> chernobylrpgfree nope that neither
[03:36] <minimec> RobbieCrash: hmm???? sudo killall gdm && gdm
[03:36] <scarter> wireless question... info: cpq r4000 notebook, amd64, ubuntu amd64, bcm4306 rev3. i can't say that i've tried all the driver recommendation in the forums, but enough that i really would like some other recommendations. the only driver that worked under bcm43xx was a Dell 3.100.64 firmware that I extracted. however, ndiswrapper would not work with the '.sys' driver.
[03:36] <dgoodwin1976> Help with iriverter?
[03:37] <The_PHP_Jedi> anyone know why cdimage.ubuntu.com is down?
[03:37] <apus> can I get help?
[03:37] <chernobylrpgfree> scarter: i use bcm43xx, what do you need to know
[03:37] <TomTheGeek> what's your Q apus?
[03:37] <dgoodwin1976> apus: please
[03:37] <Huitlacoche> SSB_: can you use a lamer x driver until you figure out what is wrong?
[03:37] <Huitlacoche> SSB_: dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg i think
[03:37] <Huitlacoche> SSB_: someone smarter should correct me
[03:37] <cotton> When I am in the emerald theme manager, It won't let me change themes, but when beryl is enabled, I can change themes!
[03:37] <apus> my soundcard still isn't working
[03:37] <jonjon09> can anyone tell me why ubuntu doesn't shutdown completely without a force shutdown when I try to reboot it....it stays stuck on a black screen where I can write stuff
[03:38] <apus> TomTheGeek: I downloaded alsa-tools
[03:38] <chernobylrpgfree> SSB_: try "sudo apt-get install fglrx-control"
[03:38] <scarter> chernobylrpgfree: that's what i'm currently using as well, however, i'd like 54mb instead of 11mb for streaming from my pvr.
[03:38] <SSB_>  chernobyl: i'll give that a shot. i'll be back to sday if it worked
[03:38] <apus> TomTheGeek: but none of the programs that come with it to do what I need to do to make my card work fully boot
[03:38] <haru> apus, tried.. prefreences -> sound ?
[03:38] <TomTheGeek> apus: what kind of sound card is it?
[03:38] <chernobylrpgfree> scarter: I get 11MB, seems like there's some power issues with the driver.
[03:39] <SSB_>  chernobyl: will i need an additional command to get ubuntu to actually USE the drivers by default?
[03:39] <briank> how do I figure out the appropriate root hd's to put into menu.lst for windows? for example root (hd0,0)
[03:39] <apus> CHAINTECH AV-710 7.1 Channels PCI Interface
[03:39] <scarter> chernobylrpgfree: power issues?
[03:39] <TomTheGeek> apus i would try what haru said, i had to pick the device specifically instead of autodetect
[03:39] <apus> haru: doesn't work haru, im dealing with the SPDIF output
[03:39] <ubuntuEdgy> any one know how to delete directory's ?
[03:39] <apus> TomTheGeek: No, thats not the problem its the right device just no spdif
[03:39] <ubuntuEdgy> i tryed rm -d
[03:40] <Desaix> #join emule-portuguese
[03:40] <wastrel> ubuntuEdgy:  rm -r   use with care, there's no undo
[03:40] <chernobylrpgfree> SSB_: no, they should still be set up.  You might also try "sudo apt-get install xorg-driver-fglrx".  After install, just "sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart"
[03:40] <TomTheGeek> apus what card is it?
[03:40] <apus> CHAINTECH AV-710 7.1 Channels PCI Interface Sound Card - Retail\
[03:40] <SSB_>  chernobyl: ok thanks. i'll ry all those
[03:40] <bimberi> ubuntuEdgy: rmdir if they're empty, rm -r if they're not
[03:40] <TomTheGeek> oh sorry missed that before
[03:40] <ubuntuEdgy> wastrel:its ok its only a file i created
[03:40] <chernobylrpgfree> scarter: yeah, the guy writing the driver is having issues getting it to work on certain chipsets, quoting "tx power problem"
[03:40] <Crav> the version of azureus synaptic gave me is too old, how can i get a more recent version?
[03:40] <squee_> How do i install the source of the kernel and all of it's modules?  I have linux-image-`uname -r` installed but it is missing the mac80211 source
[03:40] <TomTheGeek> fun chaintech hardware
[03:40] <dustpyle_x2> ubuntuEdgy, rm -r / is a big nono. remember that always
[03:41] <Desaix> join #emule-portuguese
[03:41] <n2diy> IncredibleHink: What happened?
[03:41] <chernobylrpgfree> squee_: for source, install the *-dev package.  So, linux-image-`uname -r`-dev
[03:41] <ubuntuEdgy> bimberi: rmdir done the job thanks
[03:41] <ubuntuEdgy> dustpyle_x2: ok i wil remember that
[03:41] <squee_> chernobylrpgfree, that doesn't work with the kernel
[03:41] <bimberi> ubuntuEdgy: yw :)
[03:41] <scarter> chernobylrpgfree: does he have a website/blog/sf project page?
[03:42] <chernobylrpgfree> squee_: oh, duh, running on autopilot, it's the -headers isn't it??
[03:42] <bimberi> !info linux-source | squee_
[03:42] <chernobylrpgfree> scarter: Yeah,  It's down.
[03:42] <ubotu> squee_: linux-source: Linux kernel source with Ubuntu patches. In component main, is optional. Version <IP_ADDRESS>.14 (feisty), package size 23 kB, installed size 52 kB
[03:42] <WaxyFresh> howdy,i have a dsl modem and sometimes when the phone rings or soemone uses it my internet gets shut off,like right now i can use xchat but not firefox,whats up?
[03:42] <bimberi> chernobylrpgfree: np :)
[03:42] <TomTheGeek> so any ideas on a triple screen setup?
[03:42] <apus> alright so
[03:42] <scarter> chernobylrpgfree: well, it's working now, so i can't really complain... one more question as soon as i look up the chipset from the media reader...
[03:43] <TomTheGeek> i have three monitors, two 17" CRT's with a single 19" flatpanel in the middle
[03:43] <candyman> im having an issue, sound used to work off of my audigy2 soundcard, and now it doesnt...i didnt even chage anything in linux'
[03:43] <candyman> can someone PLEASE help me?
[03:43] <apus> alright, my mouse, my soundcard, and my system try need fixin, if anyone can help me with any let me know, ive been asking these 3 questions for the past 2 days
[03:43] <bimberi> I'd wear sunscreen :)
[03:43] <TomTheGeek> two video cards, one driving both crt's and one driving the flatpanel
[03:44] <ubuntuEdgy> dose any one know what this means sudo s2disk
[03:44] <ubuntuEdgy> suspend: Could not stat the resume device file
[03:44] <TomTheGeek> what's wrong with your mouse apus?
[03:44] <dougb> does anyone know how to uncompress a ".zix" file on linux?
[03:44] <NuclearM> Is there an equivalent to defilerpak for linux?
[03:44] <ubuntuEdgy> candyman:make sure the sound card is selected !
[03:44] <apus> TomTheGeek: it is recognized as a 3 button mouse by the system
[03:44] <apus> TomTheGeek: it has 10 buttons
[03:44] <squee_> bimberi, chernobylrpgfree I'm tryingg to install the open source intel driver (iwlwifi), and it keeps telling me that the mac80211 headers cannot be found, i found where the mac80211 source should be but it is a directory containing only a make file and a Kconfig file
[03:44] <dustpyle_x2> NuclearM, what does defilerpak do?
[03:44] <WaxyFresh> howdy,i have a dsl modem and sometimes when the phone rings or soemone uses it my internet gets shut off,like right now i can use xchat but not firefox,whats up?is there some command or something i can do with ifspy(sp?)
[03:44] <dougb> !zix
[03:44] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about zix - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[03:44] <Sweetandy> !pebkac
[03:44] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about pebkac - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[03:45] <NuclearM> It's for windows, and generally allows the playback of any file format with any encoding imaginable
[03:45] <Sweetandy> !pebcak
[03:45] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about pebcak - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[03:45] <LiNUXguy3043> when ever i try to install feisty off the CD, i highlight start or install ubuntu, and it freezes at 3%. Should i re-burn? (i have already burned it 3 times already, but will burning it slower or faster help?)
[03:45] <Pelo> WaxyFresh,  make sure all the phones have filters on them
[03:45] <NuclearM> It's a compilation of many codecs into one install
[03:45] <bimberi> squee_: ah, you might want 'sudo apt-get install linux-headers-$(uname -r)' then
[03:45] <splinter> WaxyFresh: thats something with your dsl, not your computer
[03:45] <squee_> bimberi, I did
[03:45] <TomTheGeek> lots of buttons apus
[03:45] <splinter> WaxyFresh: 90% of the time that happens because you have a phone without a dsl filter on it
[03:45] <dustpyle_x2> NuclearM, hmmm I'm not sure
[03:45] <NuclearM> The official site explains it : http://hellninjacommando.com/defilerpak/
[03:45] <gnotett> how to disable my wireless when the system is booting
[03:46] <candyman> ubuntuEdgy: im pretty sure it is
[03:46] <Supaplex> WaxyFresh: what frequency does the phone use? are you using a wireless adapter?
[03:46] <apus> TomTheGeek: its a very very common mouse, logitech mx510
[03:46] <briank> how can I figure out what the windows partion I need to use to put into grub menu.lst?
[03:46] <bimberi> squee_: hrm, maybe search for mac80211 using the contents search at packages.ubuntu.com
[03:46] <frantic> dear god, why does sound never work on ubuntu???
[03:46] <khermans> briank, fdisk
[03:46] <haru> apus, standard 5 + 5?
[03:46] <NuclearM> I'm mainly looking for a only a few codecs, such as MP3 and Divx
[03:46] <chernobylrpgfree> you said it, frantic!!!!!
[03:46] <squee_> i tried apt-cache search but i'll try that
[03:46] <candyman> ubuntuedgy: the soundcard is shown as selected in the sound manager, and it is known working in windoiws
[03:46] <Supaplex> briank: at the grub prompt, type root (hd
[03:46] <WaxyFresh> Supaplex, justa   headset,the modem has a wireles antennea but i took it off
[03:46] <TomTheGeek> apus did you try this: http://ubuntu-tutorials.com/2006/12/01/support-for-5-button-mouse-in-firefox-ubuntu-6061-610/
[03:46] <apus> haru: I have no idea what that maeans
[03:46] <khermans> briank, or peruse with gparted
[03:46] <Supaplex> briank: uhm, and use tab completion.
[03:46] <haru> apus, a 2 button scroll mouse is a 5 button mouse
[03:47] <frantic> it's ridiculous because it always works on the friggin live cd
[03:47] <fsckr> is there any program in ubuntu that you can use to convert movie files to avi or mpeg?  I have some quake2 demos id like to convert is there anything possible in linux to do it?
[03:47] <WaxyFresh> splinter, i have a filter on it splits my one phone line into 2 one goes to the phone the other to my dsl
[03:47] <Supaplex> WaxyFresh: do other phones in the house use the same line as the dsl? Maybe they're missing filters.
[03:47] <ubuntuEdgy> candyman: go to sound its at system>preferences >sound   and do some testing
[03:47] <frantic> then i install and it's like LOL SIKE NO SOUND 4 U
[03:47] <WaxyFresh> Supaplex, just on phone
[03:47] <Pelo> briank,    (hd0,1)  refers the first hdd , second partition ,  ie  the numberring system starts at 0 ,
[03:47] <splinter> WaxyFresh: you need those on all phone lines in your house
[03:47] <frantic> system preferences sound doesn't work
[03:47] <candyman> ubuntuEdgy: tested, unworking
[03:47] <splinter> all phone jacks, i mean
[03:47] <splinter> for that one phone line
[03:47] <Supaplex> WaxyFresh: just don't filter the dsl :)
[03:47] <apus> TomTheGeek: that is a work around for one program, I want it to just work, so it works with all programs that use more than 2 buttons
[03:48] <frantic> the only one that works is OSS
[03:48] <WaxyFresh> Supaplex, isint there a command like ifspy or something that shows whats going on with my internet
[03:48] <briank> ok I think I need hdb2, but what would that translate into?
[03:48] <frantic> OSS is bullshit
[03:48] <apus> haru: then yes 5+5
[03:48] <Supaplex> WaxyFresh: no
[03:48] <WaxyFresh> splinter, thers only one line/plug
[03:48] <poppyer> hi, how to open two instances of totem? I wanna play two files at the same time
[03:48] <LiNUXguy3043> i cannot log in. all i see the animated circl symbolizing to wait. i am using my windows partition, and i do have access to my ubuntu partition. any help is greatly appreciated.
[03:48] <Kerion> What would be a reasonable amount for a partiton of windows? I have a 60 GB and wish to install Ubuntu
[03:48] <ubuntuEdgy> candyman: don't loose hope i once had the same issue it can be very easy to solve.
[03:48] <Pelo> briank,  hd3,1 I think
[03:48] <TomTheGeek> apus it says for firefox, but it's just adding some settings in xorg.conf which will apply to the whole system I think
[03:48] <frantic> i can screw around with asound.conf but it's impossible to get things working well
[03:48] <whta> chernobyl: (is SSB_) thank you! your commands fixed my issue
[03:49] <frantic> i had this problem with edgy too
[03:49] <briank> Pelo, ok, thanks I'll give it a try!
[03:49] <chernobylrpgfree> Kerion: 3G for windows, plus any apps.
[03:49] <ubuntuEdgy> i solved mines with "sound"
[03:49] <WaxyFresh> Supaplex, not filtering isnt possible theres only one phone jace in my house and the filter splits that into 2 one for the dsl and one for the phone
[03:49] <chernobylrpgfree> whta: you are welcome!  glad to help.
[03:49] <haru> apus, try this http://www.brunolinux.com/06-Fine_Tuning_Your_System/Extra_Mouse_Buttons.html
[03:49] <Pelo> briank,   might be hd2,1
[03:49] <haru> apus, works for me
[03:49] <apus> is there any way to get konversation urls to not open another instance of firefox (takes 10 seconds)
[03:49] <chernobylrpgfree> apus: set firefox to open links in a new tab.
[03:49] <frantic> is there any easy way to mount the ubuntu live cd file system without rebooting
[03:50] <Kerion> ok, and what was the command to search for networks? Something wlan0 scan
[03:50] <chernobylrpgfree> Kerion: are you looking for iwscan?
[03:50] <ubuntuEdgy> any one use s2disk
[03:50] <WaxyFresh> so there isnt a thing for your ethernet port like ther is for your wireless =>iwevent?
[03:50] <mpmc> Anyone know how I can install Kiba-dock?
[03:50] <Supaplex> WaxyFresh: dsl requires full access to the phone line, and also requires all other phones to be filtered.  I'm sure you can figure it out.  The filters are cheap.
[03:50] <haru> apus, precise config @ https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ManyButtonsMouseHowto?highlight=%28%28IntellimouseMousemanBackForwardButtons%29%29#head-c0a8007b2ea8ddcdd7507827a1007e4c2fa6c7b4
[03:51] <apus> chernobylrpgfree: it is
[03:51] <KurtKraut> After a hard reset, my hard disk is extremely slow. Impossible to use. The iowait is 98% ! I guess my ext3 partition is corrupted. How could I fix that ?
[03:51] <Kerion> chernobylrpgfree, yeah I think thats it
[03:51] <haru> apus, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=268645
[03:51] <chernobylrpgfree> apus: that's all you can do.. if firefox doesn't listen, then it doesn't listen -P
[03:51] <tgow> hi.  i upgraded to feisty and had a hell of a time with my nvidia drivers.  I got it working via envy (great lil helper program, btw), but with the propreitary drivers enabled for 3D I can only go up to 600x800 (i am running 1280x1024 with them disabled).  They worked fine in edgy, any thoughts?
[03:51] <blazemonger> who sells DAW's that are powered by linux
[03:52] <holymoo> what is a daw?
[03:52] <haru> tgow, try restricted drivers
[03:52] <Selenolycus> Could someone  help me out? I'm trying to boot-up the alternate install CD - but I am getting Buffer I/O errors - is there someway to get past this? I'd like to nuke my drives, as I think it's necessary =/
[03:52] <tgow> haru, is that not the same as the propreitary ones that envy downloads?
[03:52] <midori_> how do i get wine to put games into window mode, or keep the mouse within the window
[03:52] <chernobylrpgfree> Selenolycus: That sounds like something may be wrong with your IDE ports.  Is this in response to other HDD/CD related problems?
[03:52] <Kerion> Installing OS's, like over 20 times, is this ruining my harddrive?
[03:52] <haru> tgow, i think not
[03:53] <holymoo> Kerion, not at all
[03:53] <apus> this whole kubuntu experience is a nightmare
[03:53] <chernobylrpgfree> midori_: run the command "winecfg" - graphics tab
[03:53] <tgow> haru, how can I tell which are currently running?  lsmod ?
[03:53] <holymoo> apus time to go back to windows
[03:53] <TheCreationist> I'm still having a problem getting sound working since upgrading to Feisty.  I've run through all the troubleshooting tutorials I could find and everything seems fine (Ubuntu recognizes my device, driver, etc.)  Anyone have any ideas?
[03:53] <holymoo> what are you having problems with just out of curiosity?
[03:53] <Selenolycus> chernobylrpgfree: I don't know, I have three HDDs installed - I swapped drives to see if that was the culprit, but it's not
[03:53] <cader> i upgraded to feisty fawn recently and now i cant mount cds how do i solve this?
[03:53] <apus> whats left or what has had problems?
[03:53] <Selenolycus> chernobylrpgfree: What can I do about IDE ports? Is that something that calls for a mobo replacement?
[03:54] <intelikey> does anyone have apropos information on "all caps" login ?
[03:54] <chernobylrpgfree> Selenolycus: Yeah.  Before you go replacing parts, try to burn the CD at 4x or slower, and try it again.
[03:54] <Selenolycus> chernobylrpgfree: Right now it's stuck on "Trying to enable the frame buffer...
[03:54] <NuclearM> I'm trying to install VLC, and I've received this error: "Error: Dependency is not satisfiable: liba52-0.7.4"
[03:54] <chernobylrpgfree> Selenolycus: Some CD-ROMs don't like CDs burned at high speed on low quality media.
[03:54] <KurtKraut> My ext3 partition is corrupted. How can I fix that ?
[03:54] <cader> i upgraded to feisty fawn recently and now i cant mount cds how do i solve this?
[03:54] <holymoo> apus, what were the problems i mean
[03:54] <chernobylrpgfree> cader: YOU HAVE MY ERROR!!
[03:54] <chernobylrpgfree> After upgrading to Feisty, my CD and DVD drives don't work correctly.  I can mount/umount from CLI without problems, but clicking the icon in nautilus' Computer dialog gives the error "There is no media in the drive" - even if there is.  Mounting a CD does not give a CD icon on the desktop even after clicking the drive - it's as though GNOME has detached itself from the optical drives.  Any ideas would be great.
[03:54] <Selenolycus> chernobylrpgfree: Well, Windows itself was installed on this and crashed.
[03:54] <ubuntuEdgy> candyman:  sudo asoundconf list
[03:54] <TheCreationist> oh grr... Feisty doesn't even recognize my cd burner now??  Since when do new versions REDUCE hardware recognition??
[03:54] <gmn> When ever I try to view a video using movie player only the first 5 or 6 frames play in slow motion and then it stops.  Has anyone seen this before?
[03:54] <albert> i can only see one of my ntfs drives and i have 3 connected
[03:55] <chernobylrpgfree> Selenolycus: That's a symptom of faulty hardware.
[03:55] <apus> problems of the past, 3 different live cds wouldn't boot, finally found out it was incorrectly detecting my nvidia 7800gt (pretty common card don't you think?), then my sound didn't work at all, then my drives didn't mount, then my graphics didn't work then media playback didn't work, Ive had to install like 10 packages since the initial install trying to get everything to work
[03:55] <apus> my mouse and my sound still don't work properly
[03:55] <holymoo> chernobylrpgfree, wait for an update, i think that is a bug in hald
[03:55] <chernobylrpgfree> holymoo: I hope so, thank you!
[03:55] <Selenolycus> chernobylrpgfree: Ooo, it seems to have gotten past the errors part. This is a first.
[03:55] <holymoo> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-source-2.6.20/+bug/84603
[03:55] <holymoo> its probably related to that