[12:24] <[Flux] > whee i just installed the latest fglrx driver and i didnt break my system
[12:24] <gunny01> how do i add a cc field in evolution?
[12:25] <HOT> jamie: best i got this time in the morning, sorry
[12:25] <Frogzoo> jamie: if it's a standard .exe, it would run under wine
[12:25] <vmlinz> mwe: No, after login , the res is 1024x768
[12:25] <HOT> jamie : you googled something like "ipw3945 ubuntu"
[12:25] <Frogzoo> [Flux] : from a repo or source from the ati site?
[12:26] <mwe> vmlinz: then the problem is it doesn't work at that res at all
[12:26] <[Flux] > from the ati site
[12:26] <mwe> !fixres | vmlinz
[12:26] <ubotu> vmlinz: 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
[12:26] <jamie> HOT i spent all day yesterday trying to recompile and install ipw3945
[12:26] <[Flux] > my fps in glxgears increased by 2000+
[12:26] <[Flux] > from the restricted drive on the repos
[12:26] <Frogzoo> [Flux] : aight, but it will break on the next kernel upgrade ;)
[12:26] <vmlinz> mwe: OK, -_-
[12:26] <[Flux] > yeah, i know
[12:26] <jamie> Frogzoo: i don want to run it, i want to unpack it :)
[12:27] <[Flux] > ill just do a custom kernel then, lol
[12:27] <Frogzoo> jamie: an .exe unpacks itself, just run it under wine, then you have your driver file
[12:27] <[Flux] > or upgrade to the amd64 version
[12:27] <tondar> any way to make the avn dock bigger?
[12:27] <snap64>  well i ran through this tutorial  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=391961&highlight=dell+1390 and my wireless card now sees networks but it isnt able to join
[12:28] <giggsey> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=2607827 - My modprobe is abnormally exitting
[12:28] <jamie> Frogzoo: il try that
[12:28] <tondar> the height of the dock I mean
[12:28] <[Flux] > jamie #winehq
[12:28] <ncd> What other infomartion could i suPPLY?~
[12:29] <[Flux] > people willing to help there with wine problems too :)
[12:29] <Frogzoo> tondar: right click - properties
[12:29] <jamie> [Flux] : ta
[12:29] <tondar> Frogzoo: where in preferences?
[12:30] <Frogzoo> tondar: did you right click?
[12:30] <ncd> Is there any way to do away with the splash screens which arnt even aligned
[12:30] <tondar> Frogzoo: yes
[12:30] <ncd> boot/restart
[12:30] <tondar> Frogzoo: I use avant dock manager
[12:30] <ncd> in fiesty
[12:30] <Frogzoo> tondar: gnome?
[12:30] <tondar> Frogzoo: yes
[12:30] <Frogzoo> tondar: now does it say "size"?
[12:31] <tondar> Frogzoo: nope
[12:31] <jamie> Frogzoo: nice thanks
[12:31] <Neil-> Hey all... videos in firefox or konq dont work for me anymore... They just sit there without loading content, the player does load
[12:31] <Neil-> I don't know if its a proxy issue or otherwise..
[12:31] <Neil-> any ideas?
[12:31] <joachim-n> what do you recommend as an ssh client?
[12:31] <HOT> putty
[12:31] <tondar> jamie: you got avant?
[12:31] <snap64_> yeah again wireless does work but im getting like 15k a sec max
[12:31] <HOT> ssh client from windows?
[12:32] <BeepAU> whats the command to list wireless devices?
[12:32] <joachim-n> HOT: on ubuntu of course :)
[12:32] <ant30> iwconfig
[12:32] <HOT> joachim-n: you dont need an ssh client, its "built in" , open a terminal and type ssh
[12:32] <BeepAU> ant30 - thanks
[12:32] <Frogzoo> joachim-n: openssh-client ?
[12:33] <nopcode> well
[12:33] <nopcode> 2.6.22 didnt do it
[12:33] <joachim-n> thanks
[12:33] <giggsey> Is there anyway I can record the result of a trace during a boot?
[12:34] <ncd> in fiesty I think the Network Manager Applet could be 100000 times improved
[12:34] <ncd> geez atleast make the screen lightup when traffic is passing through
[12:34] <Frogzoo> giggsey: you can fiddle the init scripts to launch a daemon under trace
[12:34] <phy2> ncd -- you are "free" to improve it
[12:34] <jamie> tondar: avant as in the the fancy-dancy network services manager?
[12:35] <HOT> ncd: do you know how many awesome graphical apps exist to view network traffic?
[12:35] <tondar> jamie: no, as dock manager
[12:35] <tiagoboldt> giggsey, use bootchart, just install the package, it will create you.. a boot chart :|
[12:35] <giggsey> Frogzoo, how would I do it to record http://img135.imageshack.us/img135/6140/00001kl8.jpg?
[12:35] <Frogzoo> HOT: not many
[12:35] <giggsey> tiagoboldt, I can't boot my fiesty to install anything
[12:35] <tiagoboldt> giggsey, try it out, just install it, reboot, and go see the generated chart
[12:35] <jamie> tondar: why do i want this?
[12:35] <ncd> I would.. but I trust that gnome api programming would have been suitably awkward for no perticular reason
[12:35] <HOT> erm, if you want to see lots of graphical niceness around network traffic install etherape
[12:35] <tiagoboldt> ohh, it is not this that you want, sorry
[12:36] <ncd> other wise it would have the functionallilty
[12:36] <tondar> jamie: thought you have it already
[12:36] <ncd> simple little screen lighting up eh
[12:36] <ncd> lol
[12:36] <tondar> Frogzoo: you got avant?
[12:36] <giggsey> tiagoboldt, I don't really want to record my trace, I just want a booting ubuntu, but meh :P
[12:36] <HOT> if you just want to see network traffic on the bar, then add "system manager" and click "network" , done
[12:36] <SmoothOp> if i have an ati video card
[12:36] <SmoothOp> should i just stop considering
[12:37] <SmoothOp> gaming on ubuntu
[12:37] <HOT> or just click "add" then "network monitor" job done
[12:37] <tondar> any of you folks know how to change an outgoing packets IP?
[12:37] <ncd> all Im saying is ... if your going to copy some assholes one good functional concept.. atleast try and closely immitate it
[12:37] <ncd> we have tooltip all over the shop for this and that
[12:37] <HOT> ncd: erm, it mimics it perfectly
[12:38] <HOT> it shows two little blinking lights when traffic passes over the NIC
[12:38] <ncd> yeah my balls
[12:38] <ncd> lOL
[12:38] <joachim-n> um, are there any tutorials about using SSH? I can't figure out the comand line options for it
[12:38] <HOT> in what way isnt that exactly the same?
[12:38] <HOT> joachim-n: lets say you want to connect to a machine with an ip of <IP_ADDRESS>
[12:38] <ncd> it fails to blink when traffic is true, it fails to show you the status of the connection..
[12:39] <HOT> you type ssh <IP_ADDRESS>
[12:39] <ncd> like i said every other bunk bullshit gets a tooltip
[12:39] <HOT> its pretty much that simpple
[12:39] <HOT> /ignore ncd
[12:39] <HOT> gah, new client
[12:39] <ncd> HA
[12:39] <hylje> whut
[12:39] <ncd> you can expect to switch users over with out it
[12:39] <joachim-n> HOT: how do I specify a port number?
[12:39] <ncd> they will unfortunatly laugh
[12:39] <HOT> ohhh good question
[12:40] <zaphands> Hello. After upgrading to 7.04 my palm pilot doesn't sync. An error message appears when I press the cradle's button: "Failed to connect using device 'Cradle', on port '/dev/pilot'. Check your configuration, as you requested old-style usbserial 'ttyUSB' syncing, but do not have the usbserial 'visor' kernel module loaded. You may need to select a 'usb:' device. Can anyone help?
[12:40] <HOT> joachim-n: -p
[12:40] <HOT> example ssh <IP_ADDRESS> -p 22
[12:40] <joachim-n> HOT: got it. thank you :)
[12:41] <HOT> np
[12:41] <ncd> i wonder if HOT really ignored me
[12:41] <ncd> might have to come back with TOR
[12:41] <ncd> sob.
[12:42] <phy2> * Added<EMAIL_ADDRESS>to ignore list
[12:42] <HOT> heh
[12:42] <ncd> thank god for adduser eh
[12:42] <ncd> Im tell you how to secure users
[12:44] <giggsey> I've installed fiesty, and on the first boot I get an error. I first thought it was a seg fault, but the text-based CD gives the same error when it boots: http://img135.imageshack.us/img135/6140/00001kl8.jpg (Something about modprobe failing)
[12:44] <ferent> alguien puede decirme donde se guarda la informacion de la puerta de enlace, mascara de subred, etc?
[12:45] <ncd> Duno why your getting all humpty dumpty about it
[12:48] <BigToe> In SSH, how do I keep an application running when I close the SSH session?
[12:48] <kadakas> application&
[12:48] <sampbar> can anybody suggest a good graphics program?
[12:48] <BigToe> thanks
[12:48] <jrib> !screen > BigToe (see the private message from ubotu)
[12:48] <CheshireViking> !es | ferent
[12:48] <ubotu> ferent: Si busca ayuda en Espaol por favor entre en los canales #ubuntu-es, #kubuntu-es o #edubuntu-es, all obtendr mas ayuda.
[12:49] <Zkyez> !screen > Zkyez
[12:49] <Zkyez> nice :)
[12:49] <jAk-1> Hell everybody... newbie here needs advice.. :)
[12:50] <jAk-1> heel=hello
[12:50] <kadakas> !screen
[12:50] <ubotu> screen is a terminal multiplexer. See http://www.kuro5hin.org/story/2004/3/9/16838/14935 and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNU_Screen
[12:50] <xinbao> hello
[12:51] <Thug-N-Me> hi all
[12:51] <Thug-N-Me> in ubuntu 7.04 will i be able to browser files from nokia n73 ?
[12:52] <jAk-1> I've downloaded the new version of Ububtu and have managed to get on cd. The problem i have i cannot install it on my Dell Optiplex GX240, P4 2gz, 256mb ram... It just sits there doing nothing
[12:53] <jAk-1> To sum it up its unresponsive
[12:53] <phy2> Can you see lots of files on your CD
[12:53] <jAk-1> Yes, phy2
[12:53] <CheshireViking> jAk-1, does the live cd boot up to ubuntu?
[12:53] <jAk-1> Yes it does boot up CheshireViking
[12:54] <jAk-1> CheshireViking : but its rather slow
[12:54] <ncd>  Jak how about letting us know if it passed the cd data intergrity check
[12:54] <CheshireViking> jAk-1, thats normal, live cd's always run slowly
[12:54] <jAk-1> ncd : i ran that test and it just ran the live cd? not sure if that was what it was suppose to do
[12:55] <CheshireViking> jAk-1, do you get the icon in the top left of the screen to "Install Ubuntu", and what happpens when you double click that icon?
[12:55] <predaeus> sampbar, what do you mean? something like photoshop? would be gimp
[12:55] <ncd> hrmm
[12:55] <ncd> going to go hunt a mobo
[12:55] <sampbar> yeah any alternatives to gimp though?
[12:56] <ncd> need some geforce lubing
[12:56] <Myrtti> Thug-N-Me: prolly, at least with a cable
[12:56] <Myrtti> sampbar: not really
[12:56] <predaeus> sampbar, not that I know of.
[12:56] <jAk-1> CheshireViking : Yes, i got two icons one was a folder and the other was the install icon. i double click on it and took a while then was prsent a white box, so i left it but nothing happened for almost 1 hour
[12:56] <ncd> Jak .. does memtest goto where it should?
[12:56] <Thug-N-Me> Myrtti well i can image that i can only mount it with a dam cable .... the problem its how ... because in edy i couldnt do it
[12:57] <jAk-1> ncd : i ran the mem test, it passed
[12:57] <Thug-N-Me> Myrtti i did see it ... but i couldnt mount it as a device
[12:57] <Myrtti> that's weird, I've got 6233 and edgy and it mounts fine
[12:57] <BeepAU> i have a wifi card i wanna use. whats the command to tell it's inserted properly?
[12:57] <Myrtti> I plugin the cable, select data transfer mode and it mounts
[12:58] <Myrtti> BeepAU: try lspci
[12:58] <Zkyez> BeepAU, lspci or lsusb
[12:58] <BeepAU> neither lspci or lsusb detects it
[12:59] <Myrtti> which wifi card is it
[12:59] <BeepAU> it's a netgear wg511t
[12:59] <Thug-N-Me> Myrtti really ? hmm its mount automatically ?
[01:00] <Myrtti> BeepAU: usb, pci or pcmcia?
[01:00] <Frogzoo> BeepAU: tail -f /var/log/messages & plug in your card & see what it says
[01:00] <Myrtti> Thug-N-Me: mine does, as long I select the correct mode from the phone
[01:00] <BeepAU> Myrtti - pcmcia
[01:00] <ncd> Jak try to reburn it
[01:00] <Thug-N-Me> Myrtti yeah ... well transfer mode should do it ... but it aint here
[01:01] <ncd> burn it at a speed that the optiplex rom agree's with
[01:01] <marlun> Can someone give me a tip about a good fps game that I can apt-get?
[01:01] <nicolah> I've got this big problem with outkafe and ubuntu 64 libraries http://forum.ubuntu-it.org/index.php?topic=83945.0
[01:01] <jAk-1> Ok ncd i will reburn it again....
[01:01] <CheshireViking> jAk-1, sounds like a faulty cd, best to try doing what ncd suggests and burn a new cd & try that
[01:01] <Grantly> I am a newbie and have just installed 7.04 and my display resolution is locked at a max of 1024x768 @ 60 Hz.  I have a standard Samsung 17" LCD and ATI x600 (1280x1024 @ 75Hz).  I can't find anywhere to try and change this. (Never had this problem with linux before)
[01:01] <Myrtti> BeepAU: did you have the card inside the slot when you booted up?
[01:01] <jAk-1> Thanks for your help and time ;)
[01:01] <BeepAU> Myrtti - yep
[01:02] <BeepAU> marlun - nexuiz
[01:02] <Baktaah> Grantly
[01:02] <tondar> any ideas on adding a directory to the avant dock manager?
[01:02] <Zkyez> Grantly, install fglrx
[01:03] <omri> nicolah, you have a libs problem; the libraries you have are 64bits while the application is 32bits
[01:03] <Baktaah> tondar the project is dead
[01:03] <Baktaah> and tondar what do you mean with directory?
[01:03] <nicolah> omri, thanks. is there a way to fix it ?
[01:03] <tondar> Baktaah: what do you mean? which proj?
[01:03] <Myrtti> off to a meeting -->
[01:04] <Baktaah> tondar  AWN
[01:04] <marlun> BeepAU, when I try to install through synaptic I get "Could not mark all packages for install or upgrade", "Depends: nexuiz-data (>=2.2.3-1ubuntu1~edgy1) but 2.2.3-1~edgy1 is to be installed" hmmm
[01:04] <tondar> Baktaah: no way
[01:04] <tondar> Baktaah: what is in place?
[01:05] <tondar> Baktaah: I doubt it is over though !!!
[01:05] <empty> i need help with nvidia fx 5200 agp graphic card!!
[01:05] <empty> i need help with nvidia geforce fx 5200 agp graphic card!!
[01:05] <BeepAU> marlun - have you tried using the terminal?
[01:05] <marlun> yeah
[01:06] <ron__> empty  what help ?
[01:06] <BeepAU> marlun - you could just try downloading it from the website - http://www.alientrap.org/nexuiz/
[01:06] <omri> nicolah, you need to have the 32bits libraries. ubuntu has /lib32 and /usr/lib32 for that
[01:06] <theTrav> hey hey, how do I mount a drive with write access?
[01:06] <omri> get the library for 32bits and put it there
[01:06] <empty> i cannot install my geforce fx driver successfully
[01:06] <omri> after that, run ldconfig
[01:06] <tondar> what is the command to show desktop? in a terminal
[01:06] <tondar> ?
[01:07] <ron__> exactly which driver are you trying to install ?
[01:07] <kirkunit> theTrav: is is a external USB drive?
[01:07] <theTrav> I've got an old NTFS partition here and I want it mounted with read + write permissions
[01:07] <theTrav> nope, it's an IDE drive
[01:08] <tondar> command to show the desktop in a terminal??
[01:08] <ncd> any one used the media center component on feisty fawn?
[01:08] <kirkunit> theTrav: you may have to reformat it if you want to write to it
[01:08] <empty> graphic card driver for Nvidia Geforce FX 5200
[01:08] <theTrav> arr
[01:08] <theTrav> can't do that yet
[01:08] <theTrav> oh well, I'll find another way, thanks for the help kirkunit
[01:09] <phy2> empty ==  apt-get install nvidia-glx-new works for me with a FX5500
[01:09] <predaeus> !ntfs > theTrav (see private message of ubotu)
[01:09] <ron__> yes but which driver there are several possible ones
[01:09] <marlun> BeepAU, thanks I'll try that :)
[01:10] <ncd> oh yeah hehhe Install and Remove programs broke down on me
[01:10] <Pici> !ntfs-3g > theTrav
[01:10] <kirkunit> !ntfs > kirkunit
[01:10] <Zoosh> hi, i just installed ubuntu server edition on a 320 gb hdd. but now i get an grub error 18 ... any tips?
[01:10] <ncd> "FAILED TO CHECK FOR INSTALLED AND AVAILABLE APPLICATIONS"
[01:10] <ncd> This is a major failure in your software management system.
[01:10] <caroline_> Salut
[01:10] <theTrav> thanks Pici
[01:10] <ncd> wooot
[01:11] <d2812> Can anyone help connecting to a PPTP VPN?  Ubuntu seems to be sending my username that I log in with, rather than the one it prompts for.
[01:11] <predaeus> Zoosh, probably if your ubuntu installation is not on the first partition at the beginning of the disk then your bios can't boot it
[01:11] <empty> i tried apt-get install nvidia-glx-new.. and  enable the nvidia in Restricted driver but it always crash when booting into the OS
[01:11] <tondar> any command to show the desktop?
[01:12] <snap64__> oh well looks like ill just have to wait for the guys to fix the firmware for BCM4311/12/18 cards......works but only dialup speeds
[01:12] <preglow> could anyone running feisty on amd64 please do an "aptitude search linux-restricted-modules-lowlatency" and tell me if it's there?
[01:12] <Zoosh> predaeus, it was a brand new hdd,  :-/
[01:13] <predaeus> empty, see here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto, no idea how new that gfx card is, maybe you need the legacy drivers
[01:13] <snap64__> preglow: p   linux-restricted-modules-lowlat - Restricted Linux modules for low latency k
[01:13] <predaeus> Zoosh, it does not depend on the hdd but on your bios.
[01:13] <snap64__> preglow thats what i cet
[01:13] <snap64__> get*
[01:13] <preglow> snap64__: so it's there? and you're sure you're running amd64? i wonder why the hell i can't find it...
[01:13] <predaeus> Zoosh, is the ubuntu installation at the start of the disk, like partition 1 or so?
[01:13] <ron__> check your /etc/x11/xorg.conf and make sure that the driver is set to nvidia
[01:13] <predaeus> Zoosh, or are you dual booting with windows or something else in front?
[01:13] <snap64__> preglow yes im ring 64
[01:14] <empty> btw i am running feisty
[01:14] <snap64__> running*
[01:14] <Zoosh> predaeus, ah ok .. so a bios flash could help? no it was a brand new hdd, and the first thing i installed was ubuntu .. ^^
[01:15] <predaeus> preglow are you on feisty?
[01:15] <empty> 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation NV34 [GeForce FX 5200]  (rev a1)
[01:15] <predaeus> Zoosh, hm weird. maybe still the bios, or a fubared install
[01:15] <empty> which package shld i use?
[01:16] <BigToe> Where are irssi
[01:16] <BigToe> 's logs stored in ubuntu?
[01:16] <preglow> predaeus: yes, indeed
[01:16] <jpjacobs> BigToe, irssi is a console program, so open up a terminal (like gnome-terminal) and type in irssi
[01:16] <snap64__> preglow i wish i could help more all i did was copy pastte into terminal what you wanted.....I have no idea what you need it for ;)
[01:16] <ron__> you can also search on the Ubuntu forums there are lots of posts on how to install the nvidia drivers
[01:17] <BigToe> jpjacobs, whoops, I pressed enter too early
[01:17] <BigToe> jpjacobs, read the second line as well :s
[01:17] <jpjacobs> hehe :)
[01:17] <predaeus> empty, nah looks like you are fine with the regular drivers, FXs are supported.
[01:17] <jpjacobs> BigToe, i guess ~/.irssi
[01:17] <BigToe> ok, thanks
[01:18] <predaeus> preglow, maybe you haven't enables some repositories
[01:18] <predaeus> *enabled
[01:18] <BigToe> jpjacobs, how do I show .folders in ls?
[01:18] <jpjacobs> BigToe, ls -a
[01:18] <preglow> predaeus: i've enabled all of them, including universe which is the one it's supposed to be in
[01:18] <BigToe> thanks
[01:18] <preglow> predaeus: the kernel itself is even there, but not the restricted modules
[01:18] <empty> i try with alot of instruction given on the net and even tried ENVY, but when even i switch from integrated graphic to nvidia graphic i will crash at loading
[01:18] <crolle17> iconf is for converting a file's encoding, right?
[01:18] <predaeus> preglow, what mirror are you on?
[01:19] <predaeus> preglow, nah that would be too unlikely
[01:19] <preglow> predaeus: no.archive.ubuntu.com
[01:19] <predaeus> hm nah
[01:19] <crolle17> meant iconv
[01:19] <preglow> i'm going to switch to another mirror now, just to try
[01:19] <preglow> i can't think of any other reason
[01:19] <ron__> I think nvidia glx-new is right for the fx5200 thats the card I use but I use the propriatary driver from nvidia
[01:19] <predaeus> preglow can you paste your sources.list to http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org
[01:20] <crolle17> so iconv -f ISO-8859-1 -t UTF-8 $1 > $1.utf8 should create a new file with the content of the old file converted a file to utf-8
[01:20] <nopcode> wait a second
[01:20] <crolle17> so iconv -f ISO-8859-1 -t UTF-8 $1 > $1.utf8 should create a new file with the content of the old file converted to utf-8?
[01:20] <nopcode> why is there a 2.6.22 kernel-package
[01:21] <nopcode> when no such thing as a 2.6.22 kernel exists??
[01:21] <empty> so it is the nvidia-linux-x86-1.0-9755 file?
[01:21] <preglow> predaeus: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/19597/
[01:21] <sarthor> how to get know that my ubuntu is Edgy or Fiesty??
[01:21] <jpjacobs> !nvidia>emtpy
[01:21] <empty> huh?
[01:21] <Grantly> How do I change my default (incorrect) display resolution settings?
[01:21] <jpjacobs> !nvidia>jpjacobs
[01:22] <jmv> sarthor: cat /etc/issue
[01:22] <ron__> check your /etc/x11/xorg.conf file make sure that section>"device">driver is nvidia
[01:23] <preglow> predaeus: tried the main universe repo now, no difference, as expected
[01:23] <gesus> !beryl
[01:23] <ubotu> Beryl is a window manager that takes advantage of an OpenGL accelerated X environment. See http://forum.beryl-project.org/ - Help in #ubuntu-effects
[01:23] <predaeus> preglow, it differs slightly from my original one from fresh install
[01:23] <preglow> predaeus: in any ways worth mentioning?
[01:23] <predaeus> see http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/19599/
[01:23] <sarthor> jmv: root@sarthor:~# cat /etc/issue
[01:23] <sarthor> Ubuntu 6.10 \n \l
[01:23] <ron__> nvidia-linux-x86-1.0-9755 yes that s correct
[01:24] <preglow> predaeus: weird, i haven't touched mine at all since the fresh install :/ i'll check it out now
[01:24] <psu> ???
[01:24] <psu> Hi~
[01:24] <chriso> yehweh ?
[01:24] <predaeus> preglow, not sure, look yourself, I don't know how repos are handled. looks like those 2 multiverse lines are missing in yorus and sometjhing down below
[01:24] <nopcode> linux-image-2.6.22-1-generic
[01:24] <nopcode> according to kernel.org
[01:24] <phy2> nopcode --- 2.6.22 doesn't exist?  http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rlz=1T4GGLJ_enUS219US219&q=2%2e6%2e22+kernel
[01:24] <psu>    ??
[01:24] <empty> i try to install that already but it tells me i cannot run in GUI mode and i need to exit X-server
[01:25] <chriso> how long i need to instal ubuntu ?
[01:25] <nopcode> phy2: The latest stable version of the Linux kernel is:  <IP_ADDRESS> 2007-04-27 22:02 UTC
[01:25] <nopcode> phy2: according to kernel.org
[01:25] <predaeus> psu, are your from korea?
[01:25] <phy2> You are in "experiment" mode, so ???
[01:25] <jmv> sarthor: 6.10 is edgy
[01:25] <nopcode> phy2: what?
[01:25] <hdxx> chriso: 15 min
[01:25] <stittel> psu: If that's Chinese, try: #ubuntu-cn
[01:25] <nopcode> 2.6.22 doesnt exist
[01:25] <Myrtti> he left already
[01:25] <jpjacobs> chriso, i guess ( depending on your hardware) about half an hour
[01:25] <max_harmony> chriso, please be clearer
[01:26] <chriso> shit
[01:26] <predaeus> k thx Myrtti, got notices disabled
[01:26] <sarthor> jmv: but i have upgrate it. and i have seen that msg that its upgraded now.
[01:26] <chriso> because im stuck at 47%
[01:26] <nopcode> phy2: why is ubuntu coming up with their own kernel version numbers?
[01:26] <nopcode> that's confusing
[01:26] <harpi> is there something that makes a [.tar.gz]  to [.deb] ??
[01:26] <predaeus> nopcode, I think they do their own patches
[01:26] <rambo3> nopcode, becouse its their config
[01:26] <nopcode> predaeus: but then you cant just increment the version number!!!!!
[01:26] <cello_rasp> nopcode loads of distros do it
[01:27] <nopcode> 2.6.22 doesnt exist!
[01:27] <jmv> sarthor: say uname -a
[01:27] <jpjacobs> harpi, alien could do that, but only use it if there isn't a way around it
[01:27] <predaeus> nopcode, actually I think it does but is the development branch now. I don't think ubuntu does what you are stating. where did you see this?
[01:27] <ron__> first check your xorg.conf , set driver to nvidia , reboot and when x crashes press ctrl>alt>F1 log in and run it from the console
[01:27] <phy2> nopcode -- yo have a nic problem, you wanted a new kernel, I pointed you to 7.10 gutsy
[01:27] <sarthor> jmv: Linux sarthor 2.6.17-11-generic #2 SMP Tue Mar 13 23:32:38 UTC 2007 i686 GNU/Linux
[01:28] <nopcode> phy2: dude
[01:28] <nopcode> 2.6.22 doesnt exist
[01:28] <preglow> predaeus: with your sources.list, i find the package. i'll try to find out what's wrong
[01:28] <sebcachia> hi, ive just started using ubuntu and everything is oki except that lately everything takes a while to start up when launching gnome and then eventualy an OOo writer window just pops up. Any idea what to check?
[01:28] <nopcode> so i dont know which kernel the one i have now is REALLY based on
[01:28] <snap64__> ahh bullocks no wine on AMD64?????
[01:28] <predaeus> preglow, ok
[01:28] <rambo3> nopcode, stop repeating
[01:28] <nopcode> snap64__: of course not
[01:28] <nopcode> rambo3: i'm angry
[01:28] <snap64__> sheesh
[01:28] <predaeus> nopcode, does uname -r   report a 2.6.22 kernel?
[01:28] <snap64__> theres got to be a hack out there
[01:28] <nopcode> predaeus: dunno
[01:29] <stittel> snap64_: The offical Wine homepage has Wine .debs for Feisty/amd64.
[01:29] <nopcode> snap64__: dude
[01:29] <nopcode> snap64__: wine executes 32 bit executables
[01:29] <predaeus> nopcode run uname -r and you will know what kernel you are running
[01:29] <cello_rasp> nopcode: 7.04 2.6.20-15-generic
[01:29] <cello_rasp> booya
[01:29] <stittel> nopcode: There are perfectely working Wine packages for amd64! It's really not an issue.
[01:29] <nopcode> stittel: but then its not a proper 64 bit executable
[01:30] <nopcode> cello_rasp: thats with the "2.6.22" package?
[01:30] <rambo3> !flash64
[01:30] <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
[01:30] <cello_rasp> there are proper 64 bit executables?
[01:30] <rambo3> nothing there
[01:30] <jmv> sarthor: did you reboot after upgrade?
[01:30] <nopcode> yeah right like people are gonna install a 32 bit version of stuff
[01:30] <sarthor> jmv: Yes several time.
[01:31] <cello_rasp> 64 bit only offers advantages after 4Gb of RAM
[01:31] <nopcode> no
[01:31] <nopcode> i has twice the amount of registers
[01:31] <nopcode> and passes arguments in registers by default
[01:31] <michuk> "cowsay is an absolutely vital program for turning text into happy ASCII cows" -- if you don't yet know it, read the article http://digg.com/linux_unix/ASCII_Art_Fun_in_Linux_cowsay_and_FIGlet -- you can help diggin' as well :)
[01:31] <stittel> nopcode: Yeah, but that's not a problem, since Wine has not many dependency.
[01:31] <jmv> sarthor: dpkg -l xorg
[01:31] <rambo3> michuk, go away
[01:32] <nopcode> anyways can anyone tell me what version that 2.6.22 kernel package really is?
[01:32] <stittel> nopcode: Besides, I really hate that Ubunutu does not package 32bit software for amd64.
[01:32] <rambo3> :P
[01:32] <nopcode> stittel: i hate 32 bit software.
[01:32] <qudama> I'm using Ubuntu on my NEC Versa laptop, but the sound doesn't work. Is there any way to solve the problem?
[01:32] <stittel> nopcode: Yeah, but sometimes you have no choice.
[01:32] <predaeus> nopcode, are you on gutsy repos?
[01:32] <nopcode> predaeus: i downloaded the kernel from gutsy manually
[01:32] <nopcode> and i wanna know what version it is
[01:32] <predaeus> nopcode, so what is the problem?
[01:33] <nopcode> predaeus: my ethernet nic doesnt work
[01:33] <predaeus> 2.6.22 development version
[01:33] <phy2> hes "angry"
[01:33] <nopcode> and i cant compare changelogs
[01:33] <snap64__> I need Metatrader4 to run under wine....the only windows app i need
[01:33] <nopcode> because the kernel version is fscked up
[01:33] <nopcode> phy2: of course i'm angry
[01:33] <predaeus> nopcode, it likely is a patched 21
[01:33] <nopcode> you cant just change kernel version numbers at will
[01:33] <empty> can anyone help me in installing nvidia-linux-x86-1.0-9755 file?
[01:33] <Mohd> How can i change tying language?
[01:33] <sarthor> jmv: http://www.pastebin.ca/475321
[01:34] <stittel> snap64__: http://www.winehq.org/site/download-deb -- Ignore what the text says about 64-bit users, it's not true anymore. amd64 packages ARE available.
[01:34] <jmv> sarthor: no, -l (lower case)
[01:34] <predaeus> nopcode, the kernel maintainers themselves changed kernel version conventions recently.
[01:34] <jmv> sarthor: it will print package version
[01:34] <qudama> Any one can help me, I'm using Ubuntu on my NEC Versa laptop, but the sound doesn't work. Is there any way to solve the problem?
[01:34] <nopcode> predaeus: kernel org says 2.6.21 is latest
[01:34] <preglow> predaeus: i don't get it, we've got the same repos and all, in a slightly different order, but still i need your setup to get the package
[01:34] <preglow> guess i'll just shrug and use yours
[01:34] <stittel> snap64__: Alternatively you can directely download the package from: http://wine.budgetdedicated.com/apt/pool/main/w/wine/
[01:34] <snap64__> sittel im there i was just gonna ask where they were hiding things ;)
[01:35] <rambo3> qudama, what is the sound card you have and is it muted ?
[01:35] <phy2> nopcode -- give VMWare Server , with windows installation a try, to run MT4
[01:35] <predaeus> nopcode, and this is a logical way to do it in a development branch of ubuntu. stop flaming around here if it is your own fault using development packages. go to #ubuntu+1 if you want to talk about gutsy
[01:35] <nopcode> phy2: mt4?
[01:35] <phy2> Metatrader 4
[01:35] <sarthor> jmv: http://www.pastebin.ca/475323
[01:35] <nopcode> predaeus: no its not a logical thing
[01:35] <predaeus> preglow, maybe it is still the mirrors
[01:35] <nopcode> predaeus: logical would be something like appending -ubuntu-1
[01:35] <stittel> snap64__: If Metatrader doesn't work with WINE, try QEMU, this will work in any case (but you need a copy of Windows to use it): https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsXPUnderQemuHowTo
[01:35] <qudama> rambo3: how can I detect my sound card?
[01:35] <empty> can anyone help me in installing nvidia-linux-x86-1.0-9755 file?
[01:36] <stittel> empty: You most surely don't want to install that file.
[01:36] <preglow> predaeus: no it's not, i just think i'm misunderstanding the syntax of the file, seems i didn't have multiverse
[01:36] <rambo3> qudama, open terminal and type : sudo lshw -C sound
[01:36] <empty> y?
[01:36] <mikkael> im trying to compile a kernel (my very first one), can i use this howto and change 2.6.20 with 2.6.21 ? -> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=311158
[01:36] <nopcode> anyways bbl
[01:36] <predaeus> nopcode, this is totally offtopic and if at all then it refers to gutsy so please ask there about it (#ubuntu+1)
[01:36] <phy2> empty --   apt-get install nvidia-glx-new
[01:36] <rambo3> mikkael, yes
[01:36] <stittel> empty: Why do you want to install it? Why not use the official Ubuntu packages from restricted?
[01:36] <snap64__> sittel i got a copy sort of.....but its the "restore disk" hp gives ya w/ laptop
[01:36] <empty> i tried it i can even boot into ubuntu.
[01:36] <empty> i cant*
[01:36] <snap64__> sittel dont think it will work in virtual server
[01:37] <PerToft> Anyone have experienced with surround 5.1 and alsa?
[01:37] <nopcode> predaeus: ok..
[01:37] <jmv> sarthor: your system seems to be edgy
[01:37] <stittel> snap64__: You are right probably not. So go and try WINE first.
[01:37] <jmv> it wasn't updated
[01:37] <qudama> rambo3: OK thanks a lot, i'll do your advice
[01:37] <snap64__> yeah wine it is
[01:37] <sarthor> jmv: OK. Thank yhou. but one thing.
[01:37] <empty> now i have 2 different graphic card, integrated by intel and AGP which is nvidia
[01:37] <snap64__> easy enough on my other lappy
[01:37] <stittel> snap64__: Oh, so you already now Metatrader works with WINE?
[01:38] <sarthor> jmv: During instaling pkgs..
[01:38] <stittel> empty: Edgy or Feisty?
[01:38] <sarthor> Get:2 http://us.archive.ubuntu.com feisty/main libadns1 1.4-0.1build1 [57.0kB]
[01:38] <sarthor> Get:3 http://us.archive.ubuntu.com feisty/universe wireshark-common 0.99.4-6 [7562kB]
[01:38] <snap64__> sittel yeah it works great!
[01:38] <empty> Feisty
[01:38] <stittel> snap64__: Alright, then this should work too.
[01:38] <stittel> empty: Where does the boot process halt?
[01:38] <snap64__> just got to get around the 64 issue
[01:38] <empty> what is that?
[01:38] <snap64__> 64bit*
[01:38] <stittel> empty: Doesn't Ubuntu boot at all or are you just not getting a graphical login?
[01:39] <empty> it load 1/4 and stop
[01:39] <stittel> empty: Why do you think this has something to do with NVidia?
[01:39] <empty> hang and i have to restart
[01:39] <stittel> empty: Can you access the machine right now?
[01:39] <stittel> empty: In whatever way.
[01:39] <Hylk0r> hello :-)
[01:39] <phy2> nopcode .. at that 1/2 point, if you do control alt f1 do you get a prompt?
[01:39] <preglow> predaeus: thanks anyway
[01:39] <sarthor> jmv: Why i am seeing here Fiesty??
[01:39] <sarthor> Get:2 http://us.archive.ubuntu.com feisty/main libadns1 1.4-0.1build1 [57.0kB]
[01:39] <sarthor> Get:3 http://us.archive.ubuntu.com feisty/universe wireshark-common 0.99.4-6 [7562kB]
[01:39] <Ix0s> !welcome | Hylk0r
[01:39] <ubotu> Hylk0r: Welcome to #ubuntu - the Ubuntu support channel.
[01:39] <empty> ya.. i am using integrated graphic card
[01:39] <stittel> snap64__: As I said, just use the packages from winehq; I use them myself, they work fine and are very easy on dependencies.
[01:40] <stittel> empty: How did you switch the config, when the system couldn't get up? By using the LiveCD?
[01:40] <jmv> sarthor: feisty
[01:40] <phy2> oops, should be EMPTY -- at that 1/4 point, if you do control alt f1 do you get a prompt?
[01:40] <empty> if i fresh install ubuntu with nvidia geforce fx 5200, I will get kernel panic when booting
[01:40] <predaeus> preglow, I only ticked all repositories in the update manager or where that was. maybe it not only uncomments them, but adds them. no idea
[01:40] <snap64__> sittel just did : sudo wget http://wine.budgetdedicated.com/apt/sources.list.d/feisty.list -O /etc/apt/sources.list.d/winehq.list
[01:40] <jmv> sarthor: I don't know, but your kernel and x.org are old
[01:40] <empty> i can enter my BIOS and switch my graphic card
[01:41] <jmv> did you use the recommended upgrade procedure?
[01:41] <stittel> snap64__: sudo aptitude update && sudo aptitude install wine
[01:41] <sarthor> jmv: Ok. Thank you for giving me time.
[01:41] <Hylk0r> I'm having some problems with the gnome-python-extras bindings. Specifically gksu.
[01:41] <Zkyez> empty, i did the following: edited /etc/network/interfaces and commented everything but lo
[01:41] <Zkyez> then i rebooted and it was all ok :)
[01:41] <Hylk0r> this is from my python-interpreter:
[01:41] <snap64__> ahh thxs you save me the headache ;D
[01:41] <stittel> empty: Alright, can you please go to console now and open /boot/grub/menu.list?
[01:41] <Hylk0r> >>> import gksu
[01:41] <Hylk0r> >>> context = gksu.Context()
[01:41] <Hylk0r> >>> context.set_command("ls")
[01:41] <Hylk0r> >>> context.run()
[01:41] <Hylk0r> Segmentation fault (core dumped)
[01:41] <Zkyez> since i use network-manager to connect
[01:42] <empty> alt F1 wont work, i get a hang system..
[01:42] <stittel> empty: Open it with sudo please.
[01:42] <predaeus> Hylk0r, please use the paste bin next time
[01:42] <stittel> snap64__: You're welcome.
[01:42] <Cerda> i have 75%+ packet loss on internet, so it doesnt work, anyone know can i fix that? it works fine in windows
[01:42] <PerToft> What can i do about IRQ problems?
[01:42] <Hylk0r> predaeus: ok, sorry. But it was not much code
[01:42] <stittel> empty: Pardon, it's menu.lst not menu.list.
[01:42] <empty> under what command?
[01:43] <Zkyez>  empty, edit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[01:43] <predaeus> Hylk0r, sure and it's fine, but if everybody does it, it floods the channel
[01:43] <snap64__> stittel it broke hehe
[01:43] <Zkyez> using sudo nano -w /.../menu.lst
[01:43] <rambo3> PerToft, aint those set in your bios ?
[01:43] <stittel> snap64__: What broke?
[01:43] <Hylk0r> predaeus: yeah, that's true. But does anyone know if my problem is actually a bug?
[01:43] <SlimeyPete> PerToft: the first thing I usually do is go into the BIOS and look for the option that tells it to either a) set IRQs in the bios or b) allow the OS to set IRQs. Then I set it to the opposite of what it's currently set to. See if that helps...
[01:44] <SlimeyPete> rambo3: these days, the OS tends to take care of IRQs by default
[01:44] <PerToft> rambo3: nope. Its a brand new HP laptop. I need to boot with pci=noacpi and irqpoll
[01:44] <empty> ok
[01:44] <empty> i open it
[01:44] <fred_> hi everyone
[01:44] <Hylk0r> hi
[01:44] <PerToft> rambo3: i cant configure the irqs manualley :-(
[01:44] <amd> hi
[01:44] <empty> i open it
[01:44] <fred_> i have a question about redistribution of ubuntu.
[01:44] <Hadron> can I assign hot keys to switch between virtual desktops in gnome?
[01:44] <stittel> empty: Look for "quiet" and IIRC "splash".
[01:44] <snap64__> stittel: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/19601/
[01:44] <PerToft> rambo3: Because of the lack of acpi support/bugs the irq for the wireless lan and graphics are assigned to irq 0
[01:44] <fred_> can anyone respond to that?
[01:45] <Frogzoo> fred_: that's not a question
[01:45] <stittel> empty: Ah, well, just post the damn file to  http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org. :)
[01:45] <Pici> fred_: perhaps, try asking a question
[01:45] <SlimeyPete> fred_: just ask your question.... if anyone can respond, they will :)
[01:45] <stittel> empty: And give us the link.
[01:45] <PerToft> SlimeyPete: The irq optios are fixed in the bios setup to os controlled, and acpi fails to assign the irqs
[01:45] <predaeus> Hadron, should be somethign like ctrl-alt-arrowkeys
[01:45] <stittel> snap64__: You have to say "Yes" not just "y".
[01:45] <fred_> thanks, well i thought about asking if someone was from the legal dept, but i'll try anyway
[01:45] <Hadron> predaeus: damn. I knew that! thanks!
[01:46] <predaeus> np
[01:46] <snap64__> stittel : Bahh your kidding me lol
[01:46] <SlimeyPete> PerToft: ick. I think you can set IRQs manually by setting module options, but I've never done it myself.
[01:46] <Frogzoo> fred_: if you want legal advise, this isnt' the place - the chan is for technical support, you need legal advice, get a lawyer
[01:46] <Cerda> i have 75%+ packet loss on internet, so it doesnt work, anyone know can i fix that? it works fine in windows
[01:47] <Pici> fred_: 99% of us here are volunteers anyhow, depending on your question you may need to contact Canonical directly
[01:47] <fred_> i am actually toying with ubuntu on a pendrive, to do java dev in an extreme mobile way. i wondered if it would be seen as legal to put an access to an image of a pendrive with an ubuntu installed and all dev tools
[01:47] <Frogzoo> Cerda: check autonegotiation settings - especially the duplex setting - with "mii-tool"
[01:47] <Cerda> frogzoo how can i do that? sorry :)
[01:48] <Pici> fred_: For your own personal use?
[01:48] <fred_> yes, but publicly available
[01:48] <PerToft> SlimeyPete: Hmnn... How would that help? The IRQs are assigned by acpi, i think... If i do a lspci right now, its shows the that the wireless and nvidia gfx is assigned to IRQ0
[01:48] <Frogzoo> Cerda: intsall "net-tools" - then "sudo mii-tool eth0" will show your nic settings
[01:48] <feed-> Frogzoo, where i can fine mii-tool? Which rep?
[01:49] <Pici> fred_: I honestly don't think it'll be an issue, but like I said, if you want a definite answer, contact Canonical directly.
[01:49] <BigToe> sigh.
[01:49] <Cerda> Frogzoo i think i wont be able to install anything cause i dont have internet
[01:49] <fred_> okay, that's a good stard. :)
[01:49] <fred_> pici: thanks a bunch
[01:49] <SlimeyPete> PerToft: I *think* it overrides. Having said that, I've only seen my housemate do it on older boxes.
[01:49] <Cerda> Frogzoo in ubuntu =)
[01:49] <suesteve> hi all, i run Kubuntu 7.04 (Feisty Fawn) and cant use my  Mustek BearPaw 1200 CU Plus, i get the error: open of device gt68xx:libusb:001:004 failed: Invalid argument can any one help??
[01:50] <empty> erm i cant paste the file it say that i am spamming
[01:50] <Frogzoo> fred_: the gpl means you're free to use the code however you like, as long as you respect the same right for others (again, I'm not a lawyer)
[01:50] <Pici> !paste | empty
[01:50] <ubotu> empty: 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)
[01:50] <PerToft> SlimeyPete: Thx for the hint... ill try to see if it works... Is it the driver module or acpi options?
[01:51] <SlimeyPete> driver module, IIRC
[01:51] <bobbob1016> for some reason, whenever I open ForceField, truecrypt's gui program, it freezes.  I have beryl, and the window darkens, then closes, meaning it stopped responding.  I've tried doing a complete remove in synaptic and aptitude.  Forcefield opens two windows, one titled "Mount" and the other called "Forcefield needs truecrypt", I figured that purging and reinstalling would install compatible versions.  Any ideas?
[01:52] <NoReGreT> guys, I'm having problems in talk/talkd on Feisty, anyone ?
[01:52] <predaeus> NoReGreT, just say what your exact problem is, if somebody knows the fix, he/she will tell
[01:53] <suesteve> hi all, i run Kubuntu 7.04 (Feisty Fawn) and cant use my  Mustek BearPaw 1200 CU Plus, i get the error: open of device gt68xx:libusb:001:004 failed: Invalid argument can any one help??
[01:53] <empty> I get this error "You appear to be spamming the pastebin.  If you're not attempting to spam, please enable javascript so you can pass the antispam check"
[01:53] <NoReGreT> predaeus:  Error on read from talk daemon: Connection refused. Press any key
[01:53] <suesteve> hi all, i run Kubuntu 7.04 (Feisty Fawn) and cant use my  Mustek BearPaw 1200 CU Plus, i get the error: open of device gt68xx:libusb:001:004 failed: Invalid argument can any one help??
[01:53] <NoReGreT> anybody faced that ?
[01:54] <Pici> empty: try a different pastebin: http://pastebin.ca/
[01:54] <suesteve> hi all, i run Kubuntu 7.04 (Feisty Fawn) and cant use my  Mustek BearPaw 1200 CU Plus, i get the error: open of device gt68xx:libusb:001:004 failed: Invalid argument can any one help??
[01:54] <predaeus> suesteve, stop flooding
[01:54] <Pici> !repeat | suesteve
[01:54] <ubotu> suesteve: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. You can search https://help.ubuntu.com or http://wiki.ubuntu.com while you wait. Also see !patience
[01:54] <suesteve> okay sorrryy
[01:55] <suesteve> can u help?
[01:55] <suesteve> ubotu
[01:55] <sarthor> I am getting error, when i am executing kismet .. here is the error.. http://www.pastebin.ca/475347
[01:55] <predaeus> !bot
[01:55] <ubotu> I am ubotu, all-knowing infobot. You can browse my brain at http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl - Usage info: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBots
[01:55] <snap64__> stittel got command to uninstall ndisswrapper on top of head .....portage commands dont work ;)
[01:56] <rambo3> sarthor, kismet wlan0 ?
[01:56] <suesteve> a yes would have sufficed?
[01:56] <empty> http://pastebin.ca/475350
[01:56] <empty> done
[01:56] <empty> http://pastebin.ca/475350
[01:57] <sarthor> rambo3: i have just installed kismet with apt-get,, my wlan is on eth1.. I am quite new to linux
[01:57] <stittel> snap64__: Can you post that please, I am missing a bit of context here. :)
[01:58] <suesteve> ubotu: dont see anything about scanners there? any directions
[01:58] <ouFo> hi
[01:58] <GUAPO> A
[01:58] <GUAPO> OLA
[01:58] <snap64__> stittel i installed ndisswraper and didnt need it.....firmware worked for me.....i been using gentoo to long and cant figure out haow to get rid of ndisswrape
[01:58] <Myrtti> !bot | suesteve
[01:58] <ubotu> suesteve: I am ubotu, all-knowing infobot. You can browse my brain at http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl - Usage info: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBots
[01:58] <stittel> empty: In line 89 you see "defoptions". Remove the "splash" and "quiet" there please.
[01:59] <GUAPO> OLA
[01:59] <stittel> empty: Then safe the file and run "sudo update-grub".
[01:59] <snap64__> something like apt get ndisswrapper -uninstall?
[01:59] <Myrtti> GUAPO: hello.
[01:59] <stittel> empty: Then post your file again, please.
[01:59] <rambo3> sarthor, ok you need to setup kismet first
[01:59] <empty> do i remove also the defoptions?
[01:59] <suesteve> hi all, i run Kubuntu 7.04 (Feisty Fawn) and cant use my  Mustek BearPaw 1200 CU Plus, i get the error: open of device gt68xx:libusb:001:004 failed: Invalid argument can any one help??
[01:59] <rambo3> !kismet | sarthor
[01:59] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about kismet - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[01:59] <stittel> snap64__: How did you install the ndiswrapper?
[01:59] <empty> do i remove also the defoptions?
[01:59] <sarthor> rambo3: i put this.. and the server started  source=orinoco,eth1,kismet
[02:00] <stittel> snap64: Via a .deb package?
[02:00] <snap64__> in terminal with a get
[02:00] <empty> do i also remove the defoptions?
[02:00] <sarthor> rambo3: I haave no wireless network in ma surrouding now. so i am not confirm that wil it work or not??
[02:00] <stittel> empty: No, you don't need to.
[02:00] <rambo3> !info orinoco
[02:01] <ubotu> Package orinoco does not exist in feisty, feisty-seveas
[02:01] <stittel> snap64__: What do you mean by "with a get"?
[02:01] <suesteve> hi all, i run Kubuntu 7.04 (Feisty Fawn) and cant use my  Mustek BearPaw 1200 CU Plus, i get the error: open of device gt68xx:libusb:001:004 failed: Invalid argument can any one help??
[02:02] <Myrtti> suesteve: we saw you the first time, you know
[02:02] <snap64__> sittel i cant remember ...no biggie ill figure it out
[02:02] <empty> http://pastebin.ca/475355
[02:03] <suesteve> recon you did but i thought this was a place you go help on stuff..............
[02:03] <anderson_17> what's the best program to watch DVD?
[02:03] <jgalvin1> xine does the trick
[02:03] <empty> done here's the link http://pastebin.ca/475355
[02:04] <Myrtti> suesteve: if nobody answered your question, then it means that nobody who saw it knows the answer. And the channel population didn't change that much between your questions.
[02:05] <bigmoe> anyone knows how to inject wireless networks using ipw3945 wirless cards??
[02:05] <gt123> can anyone tell me how long this message: File ??? (inode #3686407, mod time Mon Jul 31 19:04:11 2006)
[02:05] <gt123>   has 139218 multiply-claimed block(s), shared with 1 file(s):" might take before its fixed? Its been going a long time, Im wondering if it will ever complete, or am i just too impatient?
[02:05] <suesteve> whats the time limit between post then cause i didnt see it anywhere before i entered......
[02:05] <bigmoe> what is the deal with the restricted drivers on feisty???
[02:06] <preaction> gt123: messages from fsck usually are printed after the error is fixed, it's most likely moved on to another part of the disk
[02:07] <stittel> empty: Very good.
[02:07] <gt123> so, in that case, I should sit tight?
[02:07] <suesteve> but i see lots leavin and joining????
[02:07] <stittel> empty: Now switch back to NVIDIA and reboot. The error won't be gone, but you will get a verbose output of what is happening.
[02:07] <VirhYl3> When is Pidgin going to be in the repositories?
[02:07] <stittel> VirhYl3: In Feisty probably never.
[02:07] <preaction> gt123: for now, sure
[02:08] <zues_62> how do i give myself access rights to a drive so i can copy and paste
[02:08] <empty> kk
[02:08] <VirhYl3> stittel: Really?!?  Why is that?
[02:08] <stittel> stittel: Either make a picture of the output if you have a cam at hand or write down were it hangs.
[02:08] <suesteve> okay any one know about scanners??/
[02:08] <gt123> preation: can you give me some idea of how long a fsck on a corrupted (due to power failure) 80gb might take? Its been running for well over 1hr (i think abou 1.5hrs)
[02:08] <stittel> VirhYl3: Because that's the normal way of things. Newer software is only backported to an already released distribution if there is a good reason for it.
[02:08] <GigaClon> is there a way to control the size/type of fonts used in the Firefox Flash Plugin?
[02:08] <zues_62> what is the comand to give myself right acces to a drive?
[02:09] <VirhYl3> OIC.
[02:09] <VirhYl3> hmm.
[02:09] <sebcachia> hi, ubuntu is taking realy long to start up all of a sudden. Anyone know how I can check what Is causing it. I suspect it is some incorrect startup program
[02:09] <stittel> VirhYl3: Otherwise it's just secruity fixes and major bugfixes. And Gaim 2.00beta6 seems to work fine, so there really is not such an urgend reason.
[02:09] <preaction> gt123: depends on the speed of the processor, but if it started taking longer than 4 hours i might start worrying
[02:09] <stittel> VirhYl3: You can install Pidgin yourself of course, if you just MUST have it.
[02:09] <VirhYl3> got it.  gaim b6 crashes in edit accounts.
[02:10] <zues_62> what is the comand?
[02:10] <gt123> preaction: OK. Thanks. This system is a VM host, and im completely dead in the water while this is down...!
[02:10] <bigmoe> how can u upgrade a particular package using apt-get??
[02:10] <zues_62> does anyone know how to give myself access rights to a drive so i can copy delete and paste files?
[02:10] <zues_62> i am not sure of the comand u use
[02:11] <john_> has anybody solved the intel graphics chip prob with ubuntu?
[02:11] <sebcachia> hi, ubuntu is taking realy long to start up all of a sudden. Anyone know how I can check what Is causing it. I suspect it is some incorrect startup program
[02:11] <kaolti> hi all
[02:11] <zues_62> does anyone know the answer to my question yes no?
[02:12] <stittel> VirhYl3: http://www.getdeb.net has Pidgin packages for Feisty.
[02:12] <snap64__> stittel wine works but missing icons is there winetools for 64bit?
[02:12] <suesteve> bigmoe: sudo apt-get upgrade <package name>
[02:12] <empty> i rebooted
[02:12] <empty> it is no good..
[02:12] <empty> a kernel panic
[02:12] <kaolti> anybody knows how can i mount ntfs partitions so i have write acces to them?
[02:12] <zues_62> guys i want to copy something to my drive i have just formated it says i am not root
[02:12] <ubuntuEdgy> i want the  kde look, do i have to install the whole sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop, or ?
[02:12] <zues_62> how do i give myself rights so i can copy files?
[02:13] <calu> zues_62 sudo
[02:13] <ubuntuEdgy> sudo su
[02:13] <ubuntuEdgy> or just change the rights on the hard drive.
[02:13] <stittel> snap64__: Don't really know. I don't use wintools myself.
[02:13] <suesteve> kaolti: you need ntfs download from the repositories,
[02:13] <calu> anyone knows how to fix the "failed to allocate resource mem #6" error?
[02:14] <zues_62> calu yep done next?
[02:14] <sebcachia> hi, ubuntu is taking realy long to start up all of a sudden. Anyone know how I can check what Is causing it. I suspect it is some incorrect startup program
[02:14] <calu> fill in your root password
[02:14] <snap64__> hmmm
[02:14] <kaolti> suesteve: how do i do that?
[02:14] <Myrtti> calu: wwwhhhat?
[02:14] <ubuntuEdgy> right click it select permissions and change it from root to you
[02:14] <Myrtti> what root password
[02:14] <PerToft> Alsa and surround support... anyone?
[02:14] <zues_62> calu done that
[02:14] <calu> then you're root
[02:15] <snap64__> stittel well it works ok but no button icons in the application. buttons are there just no icons hehe ill post screencap
[02:15] <empty> stittel: i got a kernel panic
[02:15] <zues_62> calu ya i know that
[02:15] <suesteve> easiest way is through adept manager type ntfs in the search and pick the option that you require and download
[02:15] <zues_62> but calu how do i give that drive rights chmod or something?
[02:15] <kaolti> thx
[02:15] <calu> chmod +x 777 or so
[02:15] <zues_62> ty
[02:15] <Feldegast> 775
[02:16] <stittel> empty: Please give us a screenshot or post the last lines before the panic (including the panic itself).
[02:16] <calu> :p
[02:16] <calu> now your turn zues_62: anyone knows how to fix the "failed to allocate resource mem #6" error?
[02:16] <calu> :p
[02:16] <empty> erm.. a picture from camera?
[02:16] <zues_62> calcu thats not what i want man
[02:16] <stittel> empty: For example. Or post the last lines before this happening (include the line with the kernel panic).
[02:16] <empty> k
[02:16] <zues_62> i wan2 give all rights to that drive so i can paste and copy and delete
[02:17] <Feldegast> zues_62 775 should be enough
[02:17] <Pici> zues_62: mount with option rw and owner your username
[02:17] <zues_62> feld it doenst work
[02:17] <zues_62> does anyone know the actual comand
[02:17] <Feldegast> if not u need to join a few more groups
[02:18] <suesteve> kaolti: you want ntfs-3g and supporting libs
[02:18] <zues_62> no no i just wan2 giv that drive rights im not sure the comand
[02:18] <gt123> preaction: Is there any way to confirm that the process is still active and not just in a hung state?
[02:18] <Feldegast> the drive doesn't have rightsa, the user does
[02:18] <zues_62> oh ok so feld how do i give the user rights
[02:19] <preaction> gt123: open another terminal (ctrl+alt+f1-6) and check "top" or "ps aux"
[02:19] <zues_62> its sets to root at the mo feld
[02:19] <zues_62> can someone help me please
[02:19] <suesteve> any one know about scanners?
[02:20] <gt123> preaction:  6197 root      25   0 51300  48m  936 R   99  2.1  19:40.57 fsck.ext2
[02:20] <void^> zues_62: what filesystem is it?
[02:20] <Feldegast> zues_62 are u in the root group?
[02:20] <Pici> zues_62: try remount /dev/devicename -o rw
[02:20] <Pici> er
[02:20] <zues_62> feld what do u mean
[02:20] <zues_62> feld i am the owner of the computer
[02:20] <Pici> zues_62: try remount /dev/devicename -o remount,rw
[02:20] <Pici> zues_62: try mount /dev/devicename -o remount,rw
[02:20] <Pici> there
[02:21] <zues_62> no no no u guys are not getting it
[02:21] <zues_62> chmod 777 is that right?
[02:21] <Feldegast> zues_62 you need to join the root group
[02:21] <void^> ...
[02:21] <zues_62> feld how do i do that
[02:21] <Feldegast> in linux, there are users and groups
[02:22] <zues_62> feld i know this but how do i join the root group
[02:22] <void^> a normal user account most probaby does not want to be in the root group.
[02:22] <MixBlast> Hi all, I have a problem on: sometimes applications (like terminal, nautilus, firefox, gedit, etc) take about 30 seconds to open, and I really can't understand what is causing such a delay.. Anyone know of this?
[02:22] <suesteve> any one know about scanners?????????
[02:23] <zues_62> well all i wan2 do is give myself rights so i can copy to that drive
[02:23] <zues_62> grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
[02:23] <Feldegast> suesteve i have been told that epson suposedly work
[02:23] <Feldegast> zues_62 u could sudo...
[02:23] <void^> zues_62: what filesystem is it?
[02:23] <snap64__> stittel http://img157.imageshack.us/img157/7553/mt4onubuntu64uo2.gif
[02:23] <zues_62> feld ok i know sudo
[02:23] <suesteve> no my prob is with a  Mustek BearPaw 1200 CU Plus
[02:23] <retaliator> is it possible to install initNG on feisty
[02:23] <zues_62> i just need the comand
[02:24] <retaliator> does anyone has a guide to do this?
[02:24] <archville> What can i use to read postscript files ?
[02:24] <Feldegast> ...as long as u are trying to write to a filesystem that is mounted for writing
[02:24] <archville> retaliator, it is, you can read on it on the initng homepage
[02:24] <zues_62> feld god what is the CHMOD COMANDDDDDDDDDDDD
[02:24] <Myrtti> zues_62: behave
[02:24] <retaliator> but there it only says it works on dapper
[02:24] <Feldegast> chmod +775 file
[02:24] <archville> basically it's all about installing initng / initng-ifiles and modifying the menu.lst file
[02:25] <fsckr> can anyone recommend a pcmcia wireless card for a laptop that works with ubuntu?
[02:25] <zues_62> my this is anoying me ok does anyone know
[02:25] <Unb2> Hello, I have ubuntu 7.04 festy my video is radeon 9200 and I use radeon driver.. if I install xorg-fglrx is going to be much better than radon default?
[02:25] <Feldegast> chmod 775 /dev/hda1
[02:25] <stittel> snap64__: Have you installed the software using the installer or have you just copied it from the other system?
[02:25] <zues_62> ok ty
[02:25] <Feldegast> er +775 maybe
[02:25] <orbin> archville: evince i think.
[02:25] <Feldegast> as i said i not in linux to check atm
[02:25] <Myrtti> Unb2: not really
[02:25] <pirx> hey! i have installed nedit on 2 ubuntu computers with "apt-get install nedit". on 6 other ubuntu computers apt-get says that the package doesnt exist. what do i uncomment to get access to the nedit package there? :)
[02:25] <archville> orbin, thanks, i'll try
[02:25] <zues_62> feld it does not work
[02:26] <void^> (of course not)
[02:26] <Ix0s> !info nedit
[02:26] <snap64__> i used the installer snap@bitch:~$ wine /home/snap/Desktop/ibsetup4.exe
[02:26] <xoB> I got a problem with my other hdd. "Cannot mount volume", but root can. Someone here knows what i need to do? (Something with grp's cuz i got 2 users who need access beside root)
[02:26] <ubotu> nedit: A powerful, customizable, Motif based text editor. In component universe, is optional. Version 1:5.5-2ubuntu3 (feisty), package size 741 kB, installed size 1732 kB
[02:26] <IdleOne> !repos | pirx
[02:26] <ubotu> pirx: The packages in Ubuntu are divided into several sections. More information at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories and http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/components - See also !EasySource
[02:26] <suesteve> bye mups
[02:26] <MixBlast> fsckr: a lot of them work now, netgear cards are OK, pretty cheap and the madwifi-ng driver is good
[02:26] <gt123> 3
[02:26] <stittel> snap64__: Do you have access to the system where WINE ist working with Trader software?
[02:26] <Ix0s> pirx, You need to uncomment universe
[02:26] <zues_62> ok does anyone know what comand to use chmod 777 then what after that?
[02:26] <archville> orbin, yup, it worked, thanks
[02:26] <MixBlast> Hi all, I have a problem on: sometimes applications (like terminal, nautilus, firefox, gedit, etc) take about 30 seconds to open, and I really can't understand what is causing such a delay.. Anyone know of this?
[02:27] <orbin> archville: np
[02:27] <MixBlast> (I have a fast PC)
[02:27] <Res> hello
[02:27] <stittel> snap64__: If so, tar-gz the ~/.wine directory from there and extract it on your current system (after you have move your current ~/.wine dir of course).
[02:27] <snap64__> stittel yeah sitting right next to me...(2 laptops on my coffee table) hehe
[02:27] <Feldegast> ...where to go to get info
[02:27] <fsckr> hmm MixBlast i have a linksys card and I did an lspci | grep -i network and it came out to be an ACX 111 Texas Instrament.   "Cannot mount volume", but root can. Someone here knows what i need to do? (Something with grp's cuz i got 2 users who need access beside root)
[02:28] <zues_62> ok how do i join the root group
[02:28] <snap64__> cant i just copy it straight over thru network?
[02:28] <Res> Hello does anyone know how to instal the "logitech MEDIA PLAY" mouse on a Ubuntun 7.04 system?
[02:28] <MixBlast> oh i don't know about linksys... it depends what you want to do with your card really
[02:28] <Feldegast> zues_62 are u using kde?
[02:28] <orbin> rbs-tito: do tell
[02:28] <zues_62> feld no gnome
[02:28] <Myrtti> Unb2: I've got the impression that fglrx is a bit unstable and the difference isn't that big
[02:28] <Res> well i found a discription ob ubuntuuseer  but couldn'z really get it
[02:29] <stittel> snap64__: It doesn't matter how you copy it, just make sure the permissions are alright and you don't leave something out.
[02:29] <fsckr> MixBlast, heck all i want to do with my card is make it work :)
[02:29] <snap64__> well how do i targz the wine on other box
[02:29] <Myrtti> zues_62: do you know what type of filesystem your trying to use? ntfs, fat, ext3?
[02:29] <MixBlast> fsckr: well do you know if there is a linux driver for your card's chipset?
[02:29] <snap64__> it will just make an archive and put it somewhere right?
[02:29] <zues_62> myr ext3 all i wan2 do is copy and delete files from that drive
[02:30] <fsckr> from linksys itself?
[02:30] <MixBlast> i doubt it would b from linksys
[02:30] <Myrtti> zues_62: try typing myr and press the tabulator key above your caps lock button
[02:30] <stittel> snap64__: tar -czf mywine.tar.gz ~/.wine
[02:30] <Myrtti> here on irc
[02:30] <rbs-tito> Well, every few times I visit a webpage (doesn't matter which one, could be Google, could be Yahoo) firefox opens a window (not a popup, it's in the GTK style notifications) with the title "www.compfused.com" it says "This page requires a newer version of Macromedia Flash Player, would you like to install it?". I've got the latest version and I don't see what it has to do with compfused.com (Whatever compfused.com is)
[02:30] <stittel> snap64__: One the other system: mv ~/.wine ~/.wine.sic
[02:30] <aoirthoir> Good Morning everyone.
[02:31] <stittel> snap64__: And after copying over the tar.gz file: tar -xzf mywine.tar.gz ~/
[02:31] <paljas> Any knowledge about preseed installs of 7.04? Is it supported? Is there accurate documentation about it? I can't get past the "Guided partitioning" questions, and i'm not alone, according to a 'preseed' search on de ubuntu webfora.
[02:31] <zues_62> Myrtti:  ok i wan2 just copy files and delete them from a drive
[02:31] <SnapLinux> stittel working on it ;)
[02:31] <Myrtti> zues_62: zues_62 whheee you now know how to nick complete
[02:32] <Myrtti> zues_62: try gksudo nautilus
[02:32] <zues_62> Myrtti:  so how do i do what i wan2 do
[02:32] <rbs-tito> Just got it again, on a page with no flash on it.
[02:32] <Feldegast> zues_62 start your file manager app using sudo
[02:32] <Myrtti> but be careful
[02:32] <stittel> snap64__: Then check if you own the files just extracted. Just call "ls -l ~/.wine" and look if you are owner of the files/dirs in there.
[02:32] <snap64__> ok i made the tar but where did it put it?
[02:33] <zues_62> Myrtti:  and what do i do in there
[02:33] <empty> ok i am b
[02:33] <pirx> !repos
[02:33] <ubotu> The packages in Ubuntu are divided into several sections. More information at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories and http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/components - See also !EasySource
[02:33] <Feldegast> snap64__ have a look in ~
[02:33] <Myrtti> zues_62: what was it again that you wanted to do?
[02:33] <pirx> !easysource
[02:33] <ubotu> source-o-matic is a webpage where you can (re)generate your sources.list - http://www.ubuntu-nl.org/source-o-matic
[02:33] <Myrtti> zues_62: do it
[02:33] <stittel> empty: So?
[02:34] <mark__> can someone help me figure out why my openpgp key will not transfer to ubuntu??
[02:34] <fsckr> hmmm MixBlast this page says my chipset works right of the box on fiesty http://acx100.sourceforge.net/wiki/Distribution_list/Ubuntu
[02:34] <zues_62> Myrtti:  i want to be able to delete copy and read files from a drive
[02:34] <Res> hi may someone help me with a german discribtion to install "logitech MEDIA PLAY" (http://wiki.ubuntuusers.de/Logitech_Media_Play)
[02:34] <Kubuntu> Can I find my windows xp password in linux?
[02:34] <stittel> Kubuntu: No.
[02:34] <stittel> Kubuntu: Do you need to reset it?
[02:34] <Kubuntu> Can Linux find it?
[02:34] <Kubuntu> I want to know what it is.
[02:35] <empty> the problem seems to be with this line " EPI: [<c011c706>]  native_apic_write_atomic+0x6/0x10 SS:ESP 0068:d9a71db0
[02:35] <snap64__> hmm ok now the trick is networking
[02:35] <Kubuntu> I use it for otther things too, so I need to know it,
[02:35] <Feldegast> Kubuntu it is easier to remove it
[02:35] <stittel> Kubuntu: Your Windows login password is not stored in clear text but as hash. You can't just read it.
[02:35] <MixBlast> fsckr: well it seems it doesnt... have you tried getting te latest version from the site?
[02:35] <gt123> ive just found out i need to specify the ext3 filesystem for fsck operations. should I cancel (break) the current operation and start again with fsck.ext3 command rather than just fsck?
[02:35] <snap64__> had it going w/ sabayon got to set it up here i guess
[02:35] <stittel> Kubuntu: Your password is not stored in any file! Only it's hash is.
[02:36] <fsckr> MixBlast, i am running fiesty and there is wlan0 in the network but I have yet to get it to work cuz i also have built in nic and it seems to over ride my wireless card
[02:36] <empty> den it will come out with either kernel panic, fatal error or just hang at that point
[02:36] <IdleOne> Kubuntu, if it is a password that is used for other important things you think you would remember it right!?
[02:36] <stittel> snap64__: Just copy it over on an USB stick. :)
[02:36] <orbin> rbs-tito: what does the notifcation look like.  take a screenshot if possible.
[02:36] <dfgas__> why is it when you install edubuntu that it doesn't have all the stuff like the live cd has, its just basiclly ubuntu with a different look and thats it. Its edubuntu without all the educational packages
[02:36] <snap64__> ahh yeah good idea!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[02:36] <stittel> snap64__: Otherwise I'd use sftp to quickly transfer files, if this is setup.
[02:36] <zues_62> ok ill ask again does anyone know how i can give a user rights to they can copy paste and delete files or directories from a hard drive
[02:36] <rbs-tito> orbin: I'll take a screenshot when it comes up. it looks like a genuine firefox message except it says the "compfused.com" thing at the top
[02:36] <MixBlast> fsckr: well what have you tried? can you configure it with iwconfig?
[02:37] <stittel> zues_62: Only ONE user should have this right, or many users?
[02:37] <saturn04> How can I get from 7.04 back to 6.10?
[02:37] <snap64__> well eventually i want the machines to share files
[02:37] <rbs-tito> orbin: It even has the Ubuntu style tick and cross on the OK and cencel buttons
[02:37] <stittel> snap64__: I'd setup SSH.
[02:37] <IdleOne> saturn04, backup and reinstall
[02:37] <empty> so how??
[02:37] <stittel> snap64__: But first things first.
[02:37] <zues_62> stickyicky:  i am that one user so how do i do it
[02:37] <Myrtti> zues_62: I just gave you the instructions
[02:37] <fsckr> MixBlast, with iwconfig?
[02:37] <Myrtti> you can do it now in the file manager window that opened
[02:37] <stittel> empty: Can you poste the output before the error include the error please.
[02:37] <fsckr> hmmm didn't know anymore bout iwconfig
[02:37] <zues_62> mythos:  i want it so i dont need to do that all the time
[02:38] <saturn04> IdleOne, only one method? :(
[02:38] <empty> the problem seems to be with this line " EPI: [<c011c706>]  native_apic_write_atomic+0x6/0x10 SS:ESP 0068:d9a71db0
[02:38] <snap64__> yeah let my usb stick this extract it then i can mess w/ networking
[02:38] <MixBlast> iwconfig is the program to configure your wireless cards
[02:38] <gt123> preaction: ive just found out i need to specify the ext3 filesystem for fsck operations. should I cancel (break) the current operation and start again with fsck.ext3 command rather than just fsck?
[02:38] <empty> EPI: [<c011c706>]  native_apic_write_atomic+0x6/0x10 SS:ESP 0068:d9a71db0
[02:38] <IdleOne> saturn04, I dont know of any other way of downgrading
[02:38] <stittel> empty: And before that?
[02:38] <saturn04> ok
[02:38] <fsckr> i just used the network in administration
[02:38] <saturn04> thanks
[02:38] <zues_62> Myrtti:  so what is the chmod comand i use?
[02:38] <MixBlast> yeah i didn't find that to work too well...
[02:39] <MixBlast> do you have the NetworkManager applet in your notification area?
[02:39] <Gruelius> im getting this error NT_STATUS_ACCESS_DENIED when i try to print to the printer on my ubuntu box from a windows pc, what should i be looking at?
[02:39] <Feldegast> zues_62 it isn't a chmod command, u need to add yourself to the relevent group
[02:39] <fsckr> MixBlast, yea
[02:39] <MixBlast> does that show u any networks?
[02:39] <zues_62> Feldegast:  what is the comand then
[02:39] <empty> Before that is "code: 04 c3 8d......"
[02:39] <fsckr> MixBlast, booting my laptop up now I am on my desktop PC
[02:40] <systimax> is there a way to find out who built a package in a rep?  Im trying to find out who built the vmware package in the Canonical Commercial Repository
[02:40] <Feldegast> zues_62 in kde i use a gui tool, at the command line i edit a text file
[02:40] <MixBlast> ok
[02:40] <empty> i reboot serveral time and it all end with native_apic_write_atomic....
[02:40] <MixBlast> otherwise try  $ iwlist scan
[02:40] <stittel> empty: Yes, but as which part of the boot process does that happen?
[02:40] <fsckr> but i have configured the wireless by puttin in static ip
[02:40] <osfameron> are there any vim colour schemes that look ok on Gnome Terminal?
[02:40] <stittel> empty: Just write the 5 or 10 lines before that error please.
[02:40] <MixBlast> nevermind
[02:41] <zues_62> Feldegast:  grrrr
[02:41] <MixBlast> brb
[02:41] <giggsey> If I change my hard drive from secondary to primary (hdc to hda) will it affect anything?
[02:43] <fsckr> ok MixBlast1 my laptop is up
[02:43] <MixBlast1> ok well try   iwconfig wlan0
[02:43] <empty> sys_init_module+0x15d/0x1ba0                               sys_mmap2+0xcd/0xd0                  sysenter_past_esp+0x69/0xa9                    xfrm_state find+0x4e3/0x570
[02:44] <Feldegast> zues_62 i don't know the gnome tools
[02:44] <stittel> empty: Once again, at which stage of the boot process does this happen?
[02:44] <zues_62> how do i change the owner of a drive?
[02:44] <fsckr> MixBlast1, ok
[02:44] <stittel> empty: What i Ubuntu try to do when these errors happen? Is it trying to load the NVIDIA module? Is it trying to load another module?
[02:44] <stittel> s/i/is/
[02:44] <Feldegast> zues_62 you are going at that backwards, you tell the drive that you have access to it by joining the root group
[02:45] <Feldegast> you need to join this group using the tools within gnome, i don't know the tools
[02:45] <MixBlast1> does it give you any output?
[02:45] <rob65> Guys, need some help. When I select the normal boot option from GRUB, feisty locks up at the login screen of gdm. HOWEVER, when I select recovery, I can "startx" and it runs without any problem whatsoever!!! Anyone got any ideas? I'm at a loss.
[02:45] <snap64__> stittel :http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/19604/
[02:45] <stefg> zues_62: what are you trying to do? Drives don't have any other owner than root, it's the files that matter
[02:45] <fsckr> MixBlast1, yes it does
[02:45] <zues_62> Feldegast:  i went into that too and selected the root group it doesnt change anything
[02:46] <empty> it just hang there, it is after it is preparing for restricted-driver
[02:46] <MixBlast1> ok what about   iwlist scan   does it give you a list of networks?
[02:46] <yellow_chicken> how to configure sun java to be the default compiler?
[02:46] <yellow_chicken> ~sun java
[02:46] <stittel> empty: Can youi please paste us the version numbers of all installed packages, whose name starts with nvidia.
[02:46] <yellow_chicken> !sun java
[02:46] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about sun java - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[02:46] <fsckr> yes it does
[02:46] <stittel> empty: And also the version of the installed Kernel.
[02:46] <yellow_chicken> !java
[02:46] <rob65> !java
[02:46] <ubotu> To install a Java compiler/interpreter on Ubuntu, look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java - For the Sun Java runtime install sun-java5-jre from the !Multiverse repository. Enable the backports repository on Edgy to install sun-java6-jre
[02:47] <stefg> rob65: have you sudo dpkg-reconfigure 'd  already?
[02:47] <stefg> your xserver?
[02:47] <MixBlast1> well... what is not working with your card then? :p
[02:47] <rob65> stefg: numerous times!!!!!!
[02:47] <rob65> stefg: i've tried selecting nvidia, nv, and vesa
[02:47] <Feldegast> zues_62 i dunno then sorry, it worked for me....
[02:47] <yellow_chicken> rob65: i remember i have to change/configure the alternative app
[02:48] <fsckr> LOL thats what I dont know.....i have no connection
[02:48] <rob65> yellow_chicken:  google for "set java default ubuntu"
[02:48] <fsckr> i can't even ping my wireless router
[02:48] <MixBlast1> well you need to associate with your router?
[02:48] <fsckr> i have done the essid
[02:48] <yellow_chicken> sudo update-alternatives --config java
[02:48] <rob65> sounds right to me yellow_chicken
[02:48] <stefg> rob65: so it gdm might start in a mode that crashes X, when you startx, gdm isn't involved. See the !fixres factoid, the chapter about gdm strting in the wrong reso
[02:48] <MixBlast1> do the channel and the AP too, key if you have one
[02:49] <rob65> !fixres
[02:49] <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
[02:49] <MixBlast1> if you click the networkmanager applet in your notification area it should give you a list
[02:49] <empty> i have nvidia-glx-new, version "1.0.9755+<IP_ADDRESS>-15.20 and nvidia-kernel-common, version "20051028+1ubuntu7"
[02:50] <rob65> i'll try that stefg and get back to you :)
[02:50] <fsckr> MixBlast1, just clicking on it should give me a list?
[02:50] <fsckr> if so i get nothing
[02:50] <MixBlast1> yeah
[02:51] <empty> how do i check kernel version?
[02:51] <stefg> unme -r
[02:51] <stefg> uname -r
[02:51] <orbin> fsckr: right-click on it.  do you see enable wireless?
[02:51] <zues_62> Feldegast: it worked ty
[02:51] <fsckr> orbin, it is enables
[02:51] <fsckr> d
[02:51] <fsckr> actually just enabled networking
[02:52] <BigToe> How do I install a printer in ubuntu server so I can print on it from a remote windows machine? The wiki entry on it is confusing.
[02:52] <empty> i have nvidia-glx-new, version "1.0.9755+<IP_ADDRESS>-15.20 and nvidia-kernel-common, version "20051028+1ubuntu7", linux kernel version 2.6.20-15-generic
[02:52] <stittel> empty: You are running non-Ubuntu packages!
[02:52] <coolgeek> guys, why can i not ssh to domains, only to ip's?
[02:52] <stittel> empty: 9755 was never released by ubuntu.
[02:52] <stittel> empty: How have you installed those drivers?
[02:53] <coolgeek> any one?
[02:53] <empty> through synaptic package manager
[02:53] <stittel> empty: Do you have another system to access IRC from?
[02:53] <orbin> fsckr: applet may possibly be causing conflicts.  gksudo gedit /etc/network/interfaces ... comment out (put a # in front) of every line except the first two which should refer to lo
[02:53] <snap64__> stittel got the files moved over didnt fixe the broken icons but it did save me alot of trouble rebuilding my trading charts ;)
[02:53] <stittel> empty: If what I tell you now won't work, you won't be able to ask how to fix it, if you don't have IRC access, that's why I ask. :)
[02:54] <fsckr> orbin, ok ill try that
[02:54] <practice> Hello.  I FINALLY have my WPA connection working, but I'm asked to enter a password for keyring, what is this?
[02:54] <MixBlast1> nah i think the applet is just not recognising your card, it does that too me too sometimes
[02:54] <empty> my windows laptop doesnt have irc but i can install it
[02:54] <mrabbit> hello, can anybody tell me how, on ubuntu 6.10, to make a bcm4318 wireless card work without a wired connection. i can dload files in windows and store on usb key, what files do i need?
[02:54] <stittel> snap64__: Hmmm. You could deinstall the 64bit Wine-package you just installed (but let its dependency installed) and use the officiall 32bit Ubuntu Wine package on amd64.
[02:54] <rob65> stefg: That chapter (8) doesn't offer me any help i don't think, as the lines telling gdm what res to use are already correct
[02:54] <stittel> snap64__: This is actually what I'd try next.
[02:54] <BigToe> practice, keyring saves passwords so you don't have to remember them.
[02:55] <MixBlast1> try (as root) iwconfig wlan0 essid myessid channel X ap 01:23:45:67:89:0a
[02:55] <fsckr> orbin, comment every line but the top
[02:55] <MixBlast1> (replace values as appropriate
[02:55] <MixBlast1> then (as root)   dhclient wlan0
[02:55] <BigToe> practice, instead of entering loads of different passwords for ftp servers and networks, the keyring saves them.
[02:55] <orbin> fsckr: i suggest you try MixBlast1's first actually.  i didn't mean to butt in
[02:55] <fsckr> ok
[02:55] <MixBlast1> i gtg sry
[02:55] <yellow_chicken> rob65: ah..... 7.04 is nicer, i didn't have to do that alternative config thingy
[02:55] <practice> BigToe: Should the password I enter into keyring be the passphrase for my router, or a should I make up a different password?
[02:55] <stefg> rob65: do you get any diagnostic output , or does it boot directly to crash?
[02:55] <MixBlast1> i suggest you try wlan-ui on google
[02:56] <MixBlast1> a nice little perl script
[02:56] <rob65> with 6.10 it boots and says no screens found
[02:56] <MixBlast1> just edit the device name in it then  perl wlan-ui.pl (as root) and connect with that
[02:56] <MixBlast1> cya
[02:56] <rob65> but with 7.04 it just boots to my gdm login, then freezes (keyboard and mouse)
[02:56] <mrabbit> anybody know what to do. how can i install .deb files from command line. dependencies of network-manager-gnome 0.6.2?
[02:56] <BigToe> practice, it should be different.
[02:56] <orbin> fsckr: ok, save his info. then try mine. :)
[02:56] <practice> BigToe: Thank you!
[02:56] <BigToe> practice, well, it can be anything you like
[02:56] <stefg> rob65: is it a CRT or TFT?
[02:57] <rob65> tft
[02:57] <BigToe> no probs :P
[02:57] <stittel> empty: Alright.
[02:57] <orbin> fsckr: i never had to play with iwconfig and my card is an SOB broadcom
[02:57] <rob65> it says "Generic Monitor" or something along those lines, it doesn't get the actual name of it
[02:57] <stittel> empty: Please deinstall all packages starting with "nvidia" from your system.
[02:57] <mcscruff> mrabbit, sudo dpkg -i name.deb
[02:57] <stittel> empty: And please post your /etc/apt/sources.list.
[02:57] <stittel> empty: Let's look where those non-official packages come from.
[02:57] <stefg> rob65: hmm. so the ddc-probing could cause that. can you pastebin your xorg.conf?
[02:58] <orbin> fsckr: so comment out everything so it looks something like this: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/19089/
[02:58] <snap64__> stittel dont know how to uninstall 64bit version of wine but keep dependencies.....   man your the busy lil helper arent you?
[02:58] <mrabbit> right, does anybody know the dependencies of network-manager-gnome 0.6.2, or where to find that out?
[02:58] <stittel> snap64__: "apt-get --purge remove wine".
[02:58] <kingcobra> can somebody tell me where else could the firefox profiles folder be if its not in .mozilla in home folder
[02:58] <stittel> snap64__: Only "wine" should get uninstalled, no other package.
[02:59] <mcscruff> mrabbit, if you do a package search on debian site it shows u
[02:59] <salgemma> hello to all... does anybody know how to enable sound in OpenOffice Impress?
[02:59] <BigToe> how do I set up a printer on my Ubuntu server so I can print from my remote windows machine?
[02:59] <orbin> mrabbit: packages.ubuntu.com would be more relevant
[02:59] <BigToe> I've installed cupsys and lpr
[03:00] <snap64__> ok then to install the 32 bit version add remove wont let me put it on so i just go apt-get  install wine ?
[03:00] <fsckr> orbin, i commented everything out but the first top 2
[03:00] <BigToe> how do I set up a printer on my Ubuntu server so I can print from my remote windows machine? The wiki guide is aimed at users with a GUI.
[03:00] <rob65> stefg: sure, its here : http://phpfi.com/232421
[03:01] <stefg> k
[03:01] <orbin> fsckr: ok.  now you have to restart networking and kill the applet.  a reboot would probably just be easier.
[03:01] <fsckr> k
[03:01] <mrabbit> oooooooooookkkkkkkkkkkk, any alternatives for network-manager-gnome with no or few dependencies other than whats already on edgy?
[03:01] <snap64__> oh no ive hosed everything lol
[03:02] <BigToe> how do I set up a printer on my Ubuntu server so I can print from my remote windows machine? The wiki guide is aimed at users with a GUI.
[03:02] <fivemack> Good afternoon.  I'm having trouble with the CD creator not believing that I've inserted a writeable DVD.
[03:02] <orbin> mrabbit: having troubles w/ it?
[03:02] <fsckr> Mixblast left?  I hope he isn't mad at me
[03:03] <empty> my source list is here http://pastebin.ca/475423
[03:03] <mrabbit> orbin:i havent even installed ubuntu yet, im not gonna until i know how to make the wireless work without a wired connection to start with. network-manager-gnome has loads of dependencies
[03:03] <fsckr> ok orbin laptop back up
[03:03] <empty> my other nick is ixemptyxi
[03:03] <orbin> mrabbit: it's been part of default install since dapper
[03:03] <mrabbit> orbin:really?
[03:03] <orbin> mrabbit: yep
[03:03] <mrabbit> orbin:lol i am an idiot
[03:03] <snap64__> stittel http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/19612/
[03:03] <fivemack> It just says 'Please put a disc, with at least 20.2 KiB free, into the drive.  The following disc types are supported: DVD+R DL, DVD-RAM, DVD-R, DVD-RW, DVD+R, DVD+RW, CD-R, CD-RW'
[03:04] <rob65> stefg: any thoughts?
[03:04] <orbin> mrabbit: :)
[03:04] <stefg> rob65: hmmm. nothing suspicious in it.
[03:04] <orbin> fsckr: networks show up in applet?
[03:04] <empty> my source list is here http://pastebin.ca/475423
[03:04] <BigToe> how do I set up a printer on my Ubuntu server so I can print from my remote windows machine? The wiki guide is aimed at users with a GUI.
[03:04] <stittel> snap64__: sorry, please add a "sudo" in front of it.
[03:04] <yellow_chicken> how to tell firefox that i installed java?
[03:04] <fsckr> orbin, no they didnt and I just tried to create it with no success
[03:04] <snap64__> stittel i did still get error
[03:05] <MoLE_> fivemack, obviously no luck with a different disc?
[03:05] <MoLE_> yellow_chicken, sudo update-alternatives --config java
[03:05] <jscheel> hi all, I have a quick question: When I install a theme in the theme preferences, my new theme does not appear in the theme selection list. Any ideas?
[03:05] <mrabbit> orbin:what about bcm43xx-fwcutter, is that installed by default?
[03:05] <orbin> fsckr: does a right-click show enable wireless?
[03:05] <snap64__> look at bottom of that text
[03:05] <rever75> Goodmorning, I am having issues copying large files from one drive to another. The copy will start but then it will crap out, actually Nautilus will crash.
[03:05] <fsckr> yes orbin it does and it is enabled
[03:05] <stittel> snap64__: You have Synaptic or another package software open in parallel. Please close it and try again.
[03:05] <orbin> mrabbit: it's in universe, so i'm assuming no
[03:06] <mrabbit> kk, what about its dependencies, any idea?
[03:06] <MoLE_> rever75, usually this is a filesystem problem  - are you copying to a Fat32 partition?
[03:06] <fivemack> I've tried two DVD-R discs, though actually at the moment it looks as if the drive is not even recognising an inserted CD
[03:06] <stefg> rob65: does a 'sudo dpkg-rconfigure gdm' change something?
[03:06] <stefg> rob65: does a 'sudo dpkg-reconfigure gdm' change something?
[03:06] <orbin> mrabbit: Depends: libc6 (>= 2.5-0ubuntu1), debconf (>= 0.5) | debconf-2.0
[03:06] <rever75> MoLE_, nope ext3
[03:06] <Hylk0r> how do I add a library to pkg-config i've installed in /tmp/dev-builds?
[03:06] <snap64__> ahhhh
[03:06] <orbin> fsckr: ok, just catching up.  does iwlist scan show your network?
[03:06] <empty> stittel: my source list is here http://pastebin.ca/475423
[03:07] <MoLE_> rever75, does it work using cp command in a terminal?
[03:07] <rob65> no, nothing
[03:07] <rob65> i've done that countless times
[03:07] <rob65> stefg:  i've found my bug on bugtracker
[03:07] <rever75> MoLE_, I have tried coping from ext3 to ext3. Also from my ext3 to an nfs drive formated ext3
[03:07] <orbin> mrabbit: and i think* those are installed by default.
[03:07] <fsckr> orbin, no unfortunately it doesnt
[03:07] <rever75> MoLE_, it seems to get further but it does not complete
[03:07] <rob65> but the person said he fixed it by removing two scripts from being used in runlevel 2 using sysv-rc-conf tool
[03:07] <MoLE_> rever75, just using the GUI?
[03:07] <orbin> fsckr: does iwconfig show your interface?
[03:08] <fsckr> yes
[03:08] <mrabbit> orbin:'think' is good enough for me :p
[03:08] <rever75> MoLE_, I have tried from CLI and it seems to copy longer but still segments faults
[03:08] <yellow_chicken> MoLE_: actually that did not work.  i have to install a separate package called plugins
[03:08] <rob65> stefg: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gdm/+bug/106682
[03:08] <mrabbit> orbin:back later
[03:08] <MoLE_> yellow_chicken, yes, you need the plugins package
[03:09] <MoLE_> rever75, that suggests something like a hardware issue - I would suggest a run of memtest 86 - you can select this from the grub boot menu
[03:09] <squid0> hi! anyone here know about a deb for pidgin, for ubuntu edgy?
[03:09] <orbin> fsckr: i guess i can't ask you to pastebin things ...
[03:09] <yellow_chicken> MoLE_: yeah, i installed the development kit. but found out i need to install plugins package too
[03:09] <stefg> rob65: so the wacom crap needs to be removed, i'll suppose
[03:10] <fsckr> what do you want me to pastebin
[03:10] <rob65> stefg: i had a look, but i didnt have that
[03:10] <rob65> i'll check again
[03:10] <rever75> MoLE_, Yeah I thought that to but I have run Memtest and pc tech on my system all with out issue. I can copy the file using windows though.
[03:10] <MoLE_> yellow_chicken, the SDK isn't needed unless you're going to do java programming - the runtime and the plugins package is usually sufficient
[03:10] <empty> stittel: my source list is here http://pastebin.ca/475423
[03:10] <snap64__> ok now how do i force it to download the 32bit wine?
[03:10] <stittel> empty: Yeah, wait a sec.
[03:10] <empty> ok
[03:11] <stefg> rob65: it's in your xorg.conf ... all the wacom, stylus, cursor, eraser stuff
[03:11] <orbin> fsckr: iwconfig output, iwlist scan output and the interfaces file
[03:11] <stittel> empty: Ok, have you removed all nvidia packages?
[03:11] <fsckr> ok gimme a min :)
[03:11] <stittel> snap64__: Have you downloaded the 32bit deb from Ubuntu?
[03:12] <snap64__> nope
[03:12] <snap64__> it wont let me
[03:12] <nick`> i did an apt-get install ssh
[03:12] <orbin> fsckr: you can put Xs in place of sensitive info if you wish. (MACs, keys etc.)
[03:12] <tondar> how could I have the network status in avant-dock?
[03:12] <nick`> how do i use it?
[03:12] <|ericsson|> How can I access a ubuntu server with GUI from a Windows machine?
[03:12] <fsckr> blah orbin im not worried bout that
[03:12] <snap64__> stittel: sudo wget http://wine.budgetdedicated.com/apt/sources.list.d/feisty.list -O /etc/apt/sources.list.d/winehq.list???
[03:13] <empty> yes
[03:13] <empty> stittel: yes
[03:13] <stittel> snap64__: No, please delete this file again and download the 32bit deb from the Ubuntu serves (or copy it from the other computer, if you have it there).
[03:14] <snap64__> not wine hq?
[03:14] <nick`> any ideas about ssh?
[03:14] <nick`> setting up an ssh server
[03:14] <snap64__> crap how do i delete the file i have no idea where it put it
[03:15] <stittel> snap64__: Delete /etc/apt/sources.list.d/winehq.list please. And give me a sec to find that deb.
[03:15] <BigToe> how do I set up a printer on my Ubuntu server so I can print from my remote windows machine? The wiki guide is aimed at users with a GUI.
[03:16] <stittel> empty: Please try the "non new" drivers now.
[03:16] <BigToe> I've got to the step where I can see a "lp" printer under my network but I can't print to it
[03:16] <stittel> empty: Install nvidia-glx, nvidia-kernel modules should get installed automatically.
[03:16] <Daverocks> nick`: sudo apt-get install ssh
[03:17] <empty> ok
[03:17] <bobstro> nick`:  what are you trying to do, just a basic ssh server?
[03:17] <nick`> Daverocks: i did that, and got some errors, one of them being E: Broken packages
[03:17] <snap64__> grr how do i use file manager as root so i can just delete the darn thing
[03:17] <stittel> All: Sorry folks, telephone call, will be away for some time.
[03:17] <nick`> bobstro: yessir
[03:17] <stittel> snap64__: just use "sudo rm filename"
[03:18] <bobstro> nick`:  you've installed openssh already or?
[03:18] <nick`> bobstro: i ran apt-get install ssh but
[03:18] <nick`> it said some packages could not be installed
[03:18] <bobstro> you need openssh-server
[03:18] <jscheel> hi all, I have a quick question: When I install a theme in the theme preferences, my new theme does not appear in the theme selection list. Any ideas?
[03:18] <snap64__> is there a way to loginto file manager as root?
[03:19] <BigToe> bobstro, it should install automatically with ssh
[03:19] <bobstro> nick`:  sounds like maybe just openssh-client installed?
[03:19] <BigToe> did for me last night when I set up my ubuntu server LS
[03:19] <BigToe> :S*
[03:19] <nick`> openssh-server: Depends: openssh-client (= 1:3.9p1-1ubuntu2.3) but 1:4.1p1-7ubuntu4 is to be installed
[03:19] <nick`> is the error i get bobstro
[03:19] <LoPMX> hi
[03:19] <BigToe> how do I set up a printer on my Ubuntu server so I can print from my remote windows machine? The wiki guide is aimed at users with a GUI.
[03:19] <BigToe> I've got to the step where I can see a "lp" printer under my network but I can't print to it
[03:19] <bobstro> nick`:  ah, ok.
[03:19] <LoPMX> how can I forward mail for www-data user to an email address?
[03:19] <salgemma> does anybody know how to enable sound in OO Presentation documents?
[03:20] <g0vner> dudes where do i get ubunto regular installtion(not live cd:E) ?
[03:20] <stittel> snap64__: Yes, but don't do it! :)
[03:20] <nick`> bobstro: suggestions?
[03:20] <BigToe> g0vner, load the live CD
[03:20] <bobstro> nick`:  you've done an apt-get update?
[03:20] <empty> stittel: am installing
[03:20] <SlimeyPete> g0vner: that's called the Alternate CD, you should be able to find it on the Ubuntu site
[03:20] <nick`> yessir
[03:20] <SlimeyPete> g0vner: but the live CD is the "standard" installation CD
[03:20] <BigToe> and on the desktop there's an Install link
[03:20] <rob65> stefg: so you think i should remove the wacom stuff from the xorg.conf rather than how the bug article said to to do it?
[03:20] <nick`> but it wont let me install it
[03:20] <snap64__> ok got wine uninstalled package manager will not allow me to install the one from ubuntu
[03:20] <tondar> need a good c# IDE for web development? any suggestions?
[03:20] <g0vner> SlimeyPete really?
[03:20] <nick`> E: Couldn't find package update
[03:21] <g0vner> SlimeyPete i didnt know how to use it :[
[03:21] <Noob2> : )
[03:21] <bobstro> nick`:  that's not so much an ssh issue as a dependency issue.
[03:21] <SlimeyPete> g0vner: yup. The usual method is to boot the live CD, then click on "install".
[03:21] <BigToe> how do I set up a printer on my Ubuntu server so I can print from my remote windows machine? The wiki guide is aimed at users with a GUI.
[03:21] <BigToe> I've got to the step where I can see a "lp" printer under my network but I can't print to it
[03:21] <bobstro> nick`:  did you have any problems installing?
[03:21] <tondar> c# IDE??
[03:21] <nick`> bobstro: installing what?
[03:21] <minerale> tondar: sharpdevelop
[03:21] <bobstro> nick`:  in general. normally, they just install painlessly.
[03:22] <Cortez> Hello. I'm a completely Ubuntu neweby. I've problems connecting my WPA wireless, even if I've followed the online guides. It's kind I can connect, but not ping or surf the web (maybe a gateway problem? But I've set it in /etc/network/interfaces...). Is there anyone who can help please?
[03:22] <unixlust> Hi. I have an AC97 ALC655 sound card and it is not recognized under Ubuntu 7.04 Feisty Fawn. How can I make my sound work ?
[03:22] <bobstro> nick`:  you've got some sort of dependency issue.
[03:22] <g0vner> SlimeyPete okay thanks..
[03:22] <tondar> minerale:thnx
[03:22] <stefg> rob65: iirc there's an xserver-input-wacom package which you can remove. But I'd backup the xorg.conf first, the outcomment all the wacom entries (in section input, too) and try that
[03:22] <nick`> bobstro: I have an old version of ubuntu, if anything
[03:22] <ryks> dyzzy
[03:22] <ryks> hello
[03:22] <unixlust> any idea ?
[03:23] <bobstro> nick`:  ah, ok. have you modified the apt sources list to include newer repositories?
[03:23] <ryks> how can i change a dir in konsole?
[03:23] <|ericsson|> How can I access a Ubuntu server from Windows with GUI? No need through SSH
[03:23] <ryks> cd/?
[03:23] <rob65> stefg: now it's just failed to start the X servfer
[03:23] <rob65> "no screens found"
[03:23] <bobstro> nick`:  oh, do you have openssh-server already installed?
[03:23] <unixlust> Hi. I have an AC97 ALC655 sound card and it is not recognized under Ubuntu 7.04 Feisty Fawn. How can I make my sound work ?
[03:23] <tondar> minerale: on win? or linux?
[03:23] <bobstro> nick`:  or that error is when you try to install that?
[03:24] <stittel> empty: I am on the phone, that's why I will decrease in speed right now (though I will try to keep writing).
[03:24] <ryks> ???
[03:24] <unixlust> lspci | grep snd does not return anything
[03:24] <stittel> snap64__:  I am on the phone, that's why I will decrease in speed right now (though I will try to keep writing).
[03:24] <nick`> when i run sudo apt-get install openssh-server, it says some packages couldn' be installed, and i get this error towards the end:" The following packages have unmet dependencies:
[03:24] <nick`>   openssh-server: Depends: openssh-client (= 1:3.9p1-1ubuntu2.3) but 1:4.1p1-7ubuntu4 is to be installed
[03:24] <nick`> E: Broken packages
[03:24] <nick`> ah sorry for pasting code
[03:24] <stefg> rob65: hmmm, ugly bug. But just go along the lines of the bugreporter, he obviusly found a work-around
[03:24] <tondar> minerale: no linux ver. ?
[03:24] <snap64__> stittel cant find wine anywhere just reference to the improvements made in herd2
[03:25] <bobstro> nick`:  and if you apt-get install openssh-client does it work?
[03:25] <nick`> it says i already have latest versoin
[03:25] <nick`> version, even
[03:25] <empty> it is okay..
[03:25] <unixlust> Hi. I have an AC97 ALC655 sound card and it is not recognized under Ubuntu 7.04 Feisty Fawn. How can I make my sound work ? lspci | grep snd does not return anything. Any idea ?
[03:26] <fsckr> orbin, you still with me?
[03:26] <fsckr>  LOL
[03:26] <bobstro> nick`:  have you modified your repositories? normally they're in sync.
[03:26] <fsckr> orbin, http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/19613/
[03:26] <nick`> bobstro: not sure
[03:26] <orbin> fsckr: yeah, still here.
[03:26] <fsckr> orbin, only thing I didn't do is the /etc/network/interface file it is just like yours other than the top 2 commented out
[03:26] <bobstro> nick`:  how about if you do an apt-get upgrade?
[03:26] <Cortez> Hello. I'm a completely Ubuntu neweby. I've problems connecting my WPA wireless, even if I've followed the online guides. It's kind I can connect, but not ping or surf the web (maybe a gateway problem? But I've set it in /etc/network/interfaces...). Is there anyone who can help please?
[03:27] <nick`> The following packages will be upgraded:
[03:27] <nick`>   kdelibs-bin kdelibs-data kdelibs4 libnspr4 libnss3 libqt3c102-mt screen
[03:27] <bobstro> Cortez:  are you getting an address via dhcp?
[03:27] <bobstro> Cortez:  are you associating?
[03:27] <orbin> fsckr: you've just run iwlist,.  type in: iwlist scan
[03:27] <ryks> hi i need to run a program in terminal but how can i change dir in terminal?
[03:27] <fsckr> LOL
[03:27] <fsckr> umm < stoooped
[03:27] <nick`> bobstro: im upgrading now
[03:27] <nick`> god im so late for school
[03:27] <orbin> fsckr: don't bother pasting.  is there output?
[03:27] <nick`> two hours late
[03:27] <nick`> lol
[03:28] <Cortez> bobstro: I can have both: static and DHCP. I'm trying to set the gateway staticly though
[03:28] <kingcobra> can somebody tell me where else could the firefox profiles folder be if its not in .mozilla in home folder
[03:28] <empty> stittel: finishing installing, need restart..
[03:28] <bobstro> Cortez:  first question is whether you're actually associating, then whether you get an IP address via dhcp.
[03:28] <fsckr> orbin,  there is output for wlan0 but I dont think its what i am looking for
[03:28] <stittel> empty: Kernel modules got pulled in too?
[03:28] <nick`> bobstro: i upgraded, and i still get the same error when i apt-get install openssh-server
[03:28] <empty> yes
[03:29] <empty> stittel: yes
[03:29] <stittel> empty: Ok, give it a try. Can't promise that it will work, though.
[03:29] <bobstro> nick`:  which version of ubuntu are you using?
[03:29] <orbin> fsckr: nothing like this? http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/19614/
[03:29] <empty> stittel: do i need to reconfigure xorg.conf??
[03:30] <Cortez> bobstro: ok. I prefer using a static IP address, even if my access point can give me ove via DHCP. About the "associating" thing, I don't think I know what you mean, sorry.
[03:30] <fsckr> yes i have that but there is not essid
[03:30] <nick`> bobstro: could be 5.10
[03:30] <nick`> maybe not..
[03:30] <bobstro> Cortez:  open a terminal session and do "iwconfig <interface>" (where <interface> is your actual interface.
[03:30] <nick`> its an old one, i know that
[03:30] <stittel> snap64__: Wait a sec.
[03:30] <stittel> empty: No.
[03:30] <fsckr> nm the essid on the router I put no broadcasting
[03:30] <orbin> fsckr: is the network you are trying to connect to have it's SSID hidden?
[03:31] <stittel> empty: Let xorg.conf use nvidia as before.
[03:31] <salgemma> does anybody know how to enable sound in OO Impress?
[03:31] <fsckr> orbin, did i just answer your question
[03:31] <bobstro> nick`:  you've got a dependency issue, and i'm not sure how to progress. personally, i'd be inclined to update my ubuntu install if it's that old.
[03:31] <empty> huh? but it is not using nvidia
[03:31] <snap64__> stittel there an official 64 bit ubuntu ver here i think......http://wine.budgetdedicated.com/apt/pool/main/w/wine/?C=M;O=D
[03:31] <nick`> bobstro: alright thanks
[03:31] <empty> i dun noe what u mean
[03:31] <nick`> i'll use my other shell for now =p
[03:31] <nick`> and now im off to school, adios
[03:32] <jandark> Hi , Do you know if I can use *linux for human beings* in my Distro ?
[03:32] <snap64__> bahh still no buttons
[03:32] <bobstro> Cortez:  check the output for S/N ratio. should be non-zero if you're actually associated (meaning wpa parts worked).
[03:32] <fsckr> orbin, yes the ssid is hidden on the router cuz i put do not broadcast
[03:32] <snap64__> i think winetools is the difference
[03:32] <gordonjcp> fsckr: why?
[03:32] <orbin> fsckr: might have answered it.  i can't see my network in the applet if the SSID is hidden.  try re-enabling the broadcast.
[03:32] <fsckr> i dunno cuz i didnt' want others to pick it up driving down the road maybe
[03:33] <gordonjcp> fsckr: why do you care?
[03:33] <fsckr> umm file sharing?
[03:33] <fsckr> sheez
[03:33] <gordonjcp> oh right
[03:33] <fsckr> and its MY network
[03:33] <gordonjcp> so your only security is turning off SSID broadcast?
[03:33] <fsckr> no i have 128-bit security
[03:33] <Nvening> hi, should i runa  firewall with ubuntu??
[03:33] <gordonjcp> fsckr: you could make it more secure even than that by snapping off the antenna
[03:33] <chjunior> I installed java6 by apt-get, but it's not configured yet, how to do it?
[03:33] <bobstro> Nvening:  yes!
[03:34] <fsckr> orbin, lemme connect the router with other nic so i can get into it and change that
[03:34] <gordonjcp> fsckr: although you *can* turn off SSID broadcast, you shouldn't
[03:34] <chjunior> I installed java6 by apt-get, but it's not configured yet, how to do it? the /usr/bin/java is pointing to GCJ
[03:34] <Nvening> which one is good and will pretty much set itself up??
[03:34] <bobstro> gordonjcp:  er, why not?
[03:34] <Cortez> bobstro: ok. I prefer using a static IP address, even if my access point can give me ove via DHCP. About the "associating" thing, I don't think I know what you mean, sorry.
[03:34] <erUSUL> fsckr: imho the best option is to turn on MAC filtering if the router/AP supports it
[03:34] <gordonjcp> bobstro: because it's not guaranteed to work with any given wireless card
[03:34] <void^> chjunior: update-alternatives --config java
[03:34] <gordonjcp> bobstro: if you turn it off, and start having problems, the first thing you should do is turn SSID broadcast back on
[03:34] <bobstro> Cortez:  you are not actually "connected" until your wireless associates with the access point. nothing else can work until then.
[03:35] <empty> stittel: so i dun reconfigure xorg.conf and reboot using nvidia?
[03:35] <bobstro> gordonjcp:  oh, for troubleshooting, sure. but once it's configured, there's no reason to leave it broadcasting.
[03:35] <chjunior> void^, hummm worked ;D
[03:35] <chjunior> thanks
[03:35] <luisgmarine> How do I change the permission of my ~/.macromedia/ folder?  Currently it is owned by root, giving me trouble in Firefox flash sound
[03:35] <gordonjcp> bobstro: well yes there *is*, because a lot of cards will not work without it
[03:36] <Nvening> any recommendations for an easy software firewall which is good??
[03:36] <nomasteryoda|w> luisgmarine,  sudo chown yourusername ~/.macromedia
[03:36] <stittel> snap64__: http://se.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/universe/w/wine/wine_0.9.33-0ubuntu1_i386.deb
[03:36] <stittel> empty: set you xorg.conf to nvidia and reboot with you Nvidia card.
[03:36] <erUSUL> luisgmarine: chown user:users ~/folder/
[03:37] <nex-> ops
[03:37] <Polis_ttt> anyone uses cpanel-11 ?
[03:37] <luisgmarine> Got it , thank you
[03:37] <gordonjcp> Nvening: I've heard good things about Firestarter
[03:37] <Cortez> bobstro: ok, now I Understand what it'e meant with "associated", sorry. I am associated with my access point, and I have also successfully run a handshake with it, but I still can't ping or connect the web
[03:37] <orbin> bobstro: ease of use - at least for me.  i have to manually enter the wpa key etc. for nm-applet otherwise.
[03:37] <Nvening> thanks
[03:37] <empty> stittel: which part the device part?
[03:38] <stittel> empty: Can you rephrase?
[03:38] <kingcobra> can somebody please help me find my old bookmarks in firefox
[03:38] <nomasteryoda|w> Cortez, route add default gw "ip address of your router"
[03:38] <empty> stittel: which part? is it the "device" part?
[03:38] <kingcobra> please tell me where else could the firefox profiles folder be if its not in .mozilla in home folder
[03:38] <gordonjcp> Nvening: bear in mind that unless you explicitly open something up, Ubuntu won't expose many open ports to the world
[03:38] <snap64__> ok saving to disk cause package manager refuse to install it
[03:38] <stittel> empty: In xorg.conf?
[03:38] <nomasteryoda|w> Cortez, that should at least get you online
[03:39] <empty> stittel: ya
[03:39] <salgemma> does anybody know how to enable sound in OO Impress???
[03:39] <Gaurish> guys my ubuntu live cd hangs every time i try to install ubuntu
[03:39] <Gaurish> can any one help
[03:39] <stittel> empty: Yes, Section "Device".
[03:39] <empty> stittel: ok
[03:39] <stittel> empty: But since you are having kernel panics, the xorg.conf is not so important now.
[03:39] <Gaurish> i tried 4 times but all times it hanged
[03:40] <luisgmarine> Maybe one of you guys can help me here.  I'm not getting sound from flash on Firefox.  But when I run Firefox under root, it works like a charm.  Where could the permission problems be for the sound?  /etc/snd/ ?
[03:40] <empty> stittel: ok, but others setting such as BusID and identifier do not change right?
[03:40] <fsckr> ok orbin you there
[03:40] <harpi> how do i apt-get install a version number? if i do apt-get install gnunet it gives me a old version and i want a newer version
[03:41] <snap64__> stittel saved to desktop
[03:41] <orbin> fsckr: yep
[03:41] <Cortez> nomasteryoda: yeah, that "should". The fact is that I can't surf anyway. This is the first day in Linux environment for me, and I don't know how to proceed to fix the problem. If I go to the netwrok manager, only WEP is available, not WPA. Then I edit the config file and set a wpa_suplicant as written in the guides, but I still can connect. Now, for example, I can't either ping the access point
[03:41] <fsckr> i pick up like 3 networks in my neighborhood
[03:41] <HOT> so, does anyone have any thoughts on how ubuntu handles a hyperthreaded CPU like a P4, does it treat is as a SMP?
[03:41] <HOT> or do you have to enable it?
[03:41] <Copolycube> Hello
[03:41] <orbin> fsckr: but not yours?
[03:41] <fsckr> can i have the wireless working at the sametime as wired?
[03:41] <fsckr> yes mine is in there with the ssid
[03:42] <snap64__> fskr yes
[03:42] <Copolycube> I got a bluetooth problem... I do not manage to "pair" my mobile and my computer
[03:42] <fsckr> so should everything be working?
[03:42] <Copolycube> any idea ?
[03:42] <nomasteryoda|w> Cortez, are you on Ubuntu or kubuntu .?
[03:42] <stittel> snap64__: You must install it with: sudo dpkg -i --force-architecture packagname.deb
[03:42] <empty> stittel: ok, but others setting such as BusID and identifier do not change right?
[03:42] <Cortez> nomasteryoda: I try with the command you wrote, but it says "SIOCADDRT: file exists"
[03:42] <Gaurish> can any one help me with installing ubuntu, the installer hangs every time i try to install
[03:43] <orbin> fsckr: well try connecting to it i guess
[03:43] <zpidaz> I had that problem too
[03:43] <Cortez> nomasteryoda: Ubuntu last version
[03:43] <harpi> how do i apt-get install a version number? if i do apt-get install gnunet it gives me a old version and i want a newer version
[03:43] <fsckr> when i unplug the wired network i lose connectivity and cannot ping my router
[03:43] <zpidaz> And I installed it just fine today.
[03:43] <stittel> empty: Nope, let them be.
[03:43] <Gaurish> can any one help me with installing ubuntu, the installer hangs every time i try to install
[03:43] <zpidaz> Trouble is I don't know for sure what I did different... :o)
[03:43] <Copolycube> Any bluetooth guru by here ??
[03:43] <stittel> empty: But as I said, your problem are kernel panics, not xorg.conf.
[03:43] <fsckr> is there a way to tell it to use a particular device? whether it be the wlan0 or eth0?
[03:44] <zpidaz> Have you tried rebooting and intalling without doing anything else first?
[03:44] <Copolycube>  I do not manage to "pair" my mobile and my computer, but they "see" each other.
[03:44] <orbin> fsckr: choose the wireless network from the applet.
[03:44] <zpidaz> Mine hung at checking files 15% every time...
[03:44] <orbin> fsckr: wired network is eth0.  your wireless network will utilise wlan0
[03:45] <nomasteryoda|w> Cortez, then make sure you have the network-manager-gnome installed... its the easiest way to get the wifi working ... it puts an icon in your tray
[03:45] <ixemptyxi> stittel: i am using this nick
[03:45] <fsckr> orbin, it is enabled
[03:45] <orbin> fsckr: well is the net etc. working?
[03:45] <bobstro> orbin:  once i set mine up, i never had to re-enter that information.
[03:45] <nomasteryoda|w> Cortez, which should "see" the AP in question and let you connect.. asking for the WPA or WEP key ...
[03:46] <mnvl> does anyone know what tool i can use to detect/install my soundcard? the one from the install cd would be great if it's available as a standalone utility?
[03:46] <snap64__> stittel still no buttons...im pretty sure its a feature from winetools
[03:46] <orbin> bobstro: using wpa?
[03:46] <harpi> how do i apt-get install a version number? if i do apt-get install gnunet it gives me a old version and i want a newer version
[03:46] <stittel> ixemptyxi: Do you need 3D acceleration at all?
[03:46] <Cortez> nomasteryoda: I should have it installed, but if I work via GUI I only have WEP available, not WPA, and I'm using WPA. Therefore I've tried editing the config file and creating a wpa_supplicant, but with no result (except that I csuccesfully made a handshaking)
[03:46] <fsckr> no orbin the router at the moment is not connected to the net I am just tryign to access the router itself and when I unplug the built in nic i cannot connect
[03:46] <snap64__> thanks for all your help stittel your the man
[03:46] <bobstro> orbin:  yes
[03:46] <stittel> snap64__: What does winetools exactly do? And how did you install them on the 32bit system?
[03:46] <fsckr> but i can still iwlist scan and find the networks
[03:46] <bobstro> orbin:  it's a pain in fact because my laptop connects via wpa even when docked.
[03:47] <snap64__> stittel you can install them with addremove or synaptics in 32 bit
[03:47] <Toma-> Can you install Feisty from Windows?
[03:47] <orbin> fsckr: ok you lost me.  did you select your wireless network from the applet.  i.e. it's active now?
[03:47] <nicolah> I get this error while trying to install outkafe "wrong ELF class: ELFCLASS64"
[03:47] <fsckr> when I do iwconfig my wlan0 doesnt show the ssid or access point
[03:47] <bobstro> orbin:  this is wpa/psk mind you.
[03:47] <stittel> snap64__: What is the package called? I can't find it.
[03:47] <snap64__> they add things like icons and windows fonts....and the ability to tweak
[03:47] <fsckr> yes wireless is enabled
[03:47] <ixemptyxi> stittel: no but it get irritated when switching OS to play games, i have to take in and out of my cable at the back of my CPU
[03:47] <fsckr> as is network enabled
[03:47] <snap64__> one sec stittel let me look on 32 bit box
[03:48] <Copolycube> Any bluetooth guru by here ??
[03:48] <CheshireViking> which is the desktop config utility that allows me to specifiy whether network drives which are automounted through fstab appear as an icon on the desktop?
[03:48] <nomasteryoda|w> Cortez, the WPA works perfectly for me in the Gui
[03:48] <stittel> ixemptyxi: Ok, if "nvidia" doesn't work now, we can try the open sources drivers.
[03:48] <ixemptyxi> stittel:i got the same problem
[03:48] <gordonjcp> daft question of the day
[03:48] <gordonjcp> how do I format a floppy in Ubuntu?
[03:48] <orbin> fsckr: can you ping the router?
[03:48] <stittel> ixemptyxi: Ok, please remove the nvidia-packages and specifiy "nv" instead of "nvidia" in your xorg.conf.
[03:49] <Cortez> nomasteryoda: mmhhh... therefore there should be something weird with my installation. I'll try to connect wired to the Internet and see if I have to download something.
[03:49] <stittel> ixemptyxi: But you must remove all nvidia-packages before rebooting.
[03:49] <orbin> bobstro: not sure what's up with my setup then.  if i hide my SSID, it won't prompt for password/autoconnect as i said.  and the network won't show up in the applet.
[03:49] <janne_oksanen> only 1.2k ppl in here?
[03:49] <janne_oksanen> this channel is getting out of hand...
[03:49] <janne_oksanen> anyways
[03:50] <janne_oksanen> my 6.06 won't mount usb drives automatically anymore
[03:50] <janne_oksanen> does anyone know how to fix it?
[03:50] <aventin> i'm a switcher since 5 min ago, and i have an intel 915 graphics card but i can't get the right resolution (1280x800). I installed the 915 patch (apt-get install 915resolution) but it still doesn't work. i can see the res listed in xorg.conf, but cant select it in system->Prefs->Screen Resolution. Any ideas?
[03:50] <fsckr> orbin, when I go into network to setup my ssid the network applet does not have wireless in it anymore?
[03:50] <snap64__> stittel ok maybe only synaptic not add remove
[03:51] <crayzee> Hi. I am hosting some webservers, and they work fine from outside my network, but from inside the connections time out. I can override the domain names in /etc/hosts on a 1-by-1 basis, but I would like to redirect all connections to <my external ip address> to <IP_ADDRESS>. Can I do this with iptables, and if so how?
[03:51] <bobstro> orbin:  you're on feisty?
[03:51] <orbin> fsckr: "go into network"  - what does that mean?
[03:51] <foxiness> !automix > foxiness
[03:51] <fsckr> i am assuming i had to set that all up correct?
[03:51] <djc> hi
[03:51] <snap64__> you should see it just below winefish
[03:51] <harpi> to answer my own question
[03:51] <harpi> apt-get install package = version. For example, the line below will install version 2.2.4-1 of the nautilus package.: # apt-get install nautilus=2.2.4-1
[03:51] <fsckr> system/administration/network
[03:51] <mziada> Sorry , How Can i reigster in IRC in order to join a room for PHPunit
[03:51] <orbin> bobstro: yep.  same thing happened with edgy.  i am using ndiswrapper if that's of any interest.
[03:51] <fsckr> go configure the essid
[03:51] <lmr_> aventin: Did you setup the 915 resolution package properly?
[03:51] <Toma-> will a textmode install work on a system with like, 128mb of ram?
[03:51] <Ix0s> !register | mziada
[03:51] <ubotu> mziada: Information about registering your Freenode nick is at http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#contents-userregistration
[03:52] <bobstro> orbin:  hmm. same here. i was very pleased with feisty when it all just worked.
[03:52] <aventin> lmr_: setup? dunno - i apt-getted it - isn't that enough?
[03:52] <bobstro> orbin:  well, just worked after futzing with ndiswrappers.
[03:52] <djc> I have a lil prob executing autoloading the background image, pypanel on the openbox
[03:52] <orbin> fsckr: why go through that?  if it sees your network when you left-click on the applet, why not just select it?
[03:52] <ixemptyxi> stittel: so i boot into ubuntu and remove the package first?
[03:52] <djc> can ne one help?
[03:52] <lmr_> aventin: Nope, you have to make a few checks, edit one configuration file and then it should work
[03:52] <JosefK> has anyone managed to change the font used by Kaffeine (with xine engine) to a TFF font, or get Totem to understand carriage-return (\N) in subtitles?
[03:52] <fsckr> its not in the applet it doesn't show any network....it only shows the networks when i do iwlist scan
[03:53] <lmr_> aventin: First, list the modes your card support
[03:53] <orbin> bobstro: ndiswrapper version packaged with feisty had a bug that hit me hard though.  spent 2 days working out what was wrong before a random google led me to the bug.
[03:53] <aventin> lmr_: ah, any ideas on how to do this? it wasn't mentioned on the support-page i found... :)
[03:54] <lmr_> aventin: sudo 915resolution -l
[03:54] <aventin> lmr_: list the modes? how do i do that? (newbe - yes!)
[03:54] <snap64__> the only section i see it under is All stittel
[03:54] <lmr_> aventin: This will list the modes supported
[03:54] <lmr_> aventin: No problem dude
[03:54] <wedontneed> hi iam using ubuntu 7.04 i installed beryl but when i active beryl i can see window frames can someone help me
[03:54] <djc> I have installed 7.04 Ubuntu with Openbox WM feh and pypanel.
[03:54] <aventin> lmr_: yes, i see the modes
[03:54] <SlimeyPete> wedontneed: make sure Emerald and Beryl-Manager are also installed
[03:55] <orbin> fsckr: ah, sorry.  i thought you meant it showed up in the applet when you enabled SSID broadcast.
[03:55] <Och4> !iso
[03:55] <luisgmarine> Can someone help me, I'm getting no sound in flash (  I've tried all the fixes on the forums with no working fix ), but for some reason running firefox under root fixes the problem .....
[03:55] <ubotu> To mount an ISO disc image, type  sudo mount -o loop <ISO-filename> <mountpoint>  - There is a list of useful cd image conversion tools at http://wiki.linuxquestions.org/wiki/CD_Image_Conversion - Always verify the ISO using !MD5 before !burning.
[03:55] <aventin> lmr_: mode 62 seems resonable (1280x800x32)
[03:55] <wedontneed> SlimeyPete: ok now iam looking
[03:55] <djc> it works but when i tried to autoload background image and pypanel it always loads openbox default
[03:55] <lmr_> aventin: Verify the number that gives you the mode you want
[03:55] <djc> can ne one help?
[03:55] <HOT> why does "echo $path" now return anything?
[03:55] <ixemptyxi> stittel: i have remove all my nvidia package, so what do i do?
[03:55] <void^> wedontneed: if you're on nvidia you need the AddARGBGLXVisuals option in xorg.conf
[03:56] <Och4> when i mount, what does it mean by "<mountpoint>"???  i don't understand this part
[03:56] <lmr_> aventin: Now edit /etc/default/915resolution
[03:56] <SlimeyPete> HOT: uppercase
[03:56] <SlimeyPete> HOT: echo $PATH
[03:56] <snap64__> http://www.von-thadden.de/Joachim/WineTools/
[03:56] <SlimeyPete> Och4: the mountpoint is the directory (folder) into which you wish to mount the drive.
[03:56] <HOT> SlimeyPete: Doh! thanks
[03:56] <wedontneed> void^: iam on nvidia how can i do AddARGBGLXVisuals option ?
[03:56] <lmr_> aventin: You'll put the mode there, resolution and the pixel mode
[03:56] <aventin> lmr_: and replace MODE=AUTO with MODE=62?
[03:56] <fsckr> orbin, no im sorry
[03:57] <lmr_> aventin: Yes
[03:57] <void^> wedontneed: add it to your device section (like just about any beryl faq describes)
[03:57] <hylje> wedontneed: IIRC: sudo nvidia-config --add-argb-glx-visuals
[03:57] <lmr_> aventin: Also you should specify the resolution and the color depth on that same file
[03:57] <stittel> ixemptyxi: Have you set your xorg.conf to "nv" instead of "nvidia"?
[03:57] <ixemptyxi> stittel: i have remove all my nvidia package, so what do i do? do i change my xorg.conf device to nv?
[03:57] <Och4> slimeypete, then whats the difference between the "<ISO-file>" and the "<mount point>"
[03:57] <djc> help?
[03:57] <salgemma> does anybody know how to enable sound in Impress???
[03:58] <fsckr> why does it see a network when i iwlist scan and nothing in the applet?  I mean that does tell me the card is working correct?
[03:58] <lmr_> aventin: 915 resolution should be started automatically on boot time, before the graphical interface starts
[03:58] <samywd> hi, Im going to buy a notebook in the next few weeks and I want to install ubuntu on it. Now Im looking for a notebooks that will work with ubuntu. It should be a solid product mainly for browsing the web and office work. Can anybody recommend a manufacturer or even a specific model?
[03:58] <wedontneed> IIRC: sudo nvidia-config --add-argb-glx-visuals   not working =(
[03:58] <stittel> snap64__: What is the name of the package?
[03:58] <Och4> !iso
[03:58] <ubotu> To mount an ISO disc image, type  sudo mount -o loop <ISO-filename> <mountpoint>  - There is a list of useful cd image conversion tools at http://wiki.linuxquestions.org/wiki/CD_Image_Conversion - Always verify the ISO using !MD5 before !burning.
[03:58] <LjL> Och4, uhm, a "mount point" is a directory that you "hook" a filesystem to. in Windows (if you're used to that), each filesystem is identified by a letter: C:, D:, etc. on Linux, there is just "one virtual filesystem", starting at /, with many directories under it... some directories "just happen" to really be other filesystems
[03:58] <aventin> lmr_ : ok, reboting!
[03:58] <SlimeyPete> Och4: the iso file is the file which you wish to mount, the mount point is the directory into which you wish to mount it (for instance, the mount point might be "/home/me/iso", in which case you would look in the directory /home/me/iso to see the files which are contained in the iso.
[03:58] <sancheZASTIC> samywd, Dell has just startet shipping laptops with Ubuntu
[03:58] <kingcobra> please tell me how to fix error 'failed to initialise hal'
[03:58] <cp> Can anyone help me with a linksys wpc54gs wireless card...   Its not finding any wirless network and ive tryed installin  ndiswrapper also... any ideas
[03:58] <lmr_> aventin: A reboot should be fine, even though you can stop the graphical interface
[03:59] <aventin> lmr_: if this works, i owe you a beer!
[03:59] <stittel> snap64__: Can you post your /etc/apt/sources.list
[03:59] <snap64__> http://www.openoffice.de/wt/winetools-0.9jo-III.tar.gz   stittel
[03:59] <orbin> fsckr: yes, the scan results tell you it's up.  i'm kind of stumped too.  so right-clicking the applet shows enable wireless is checked, yet left-clicking shows no networks?
[03:59] <LjL> Och4: so your floppy drive could be at /media/floppy, a secondary HD partition could be at /home, and you can mount (thanks to the loopback mounting mechanism) an ISO file at somewhere
[03:59] <stittel> snap64__: Ok, dont' post sources.list.
[03:59] <lmr_> aventin: Oh, also it's important to make sure that you're using the latest version of the xorg drivers
[03:59] <Foon> oi, I'm running LAMP, what command do I run to find out how much free space I have?
[03:59] <ixemptyxi> stittel: i have remove all my nvidia package, so what do i do? do i change my xorg.conf device to nv?
[03:59] <stittel> snap64__:  You downloaded winetools from there and compiled it?
[03:59] <fsckr> left clicking did gawd im such a noob
[03:59] <stittel> ixemptyxi: Yes.
[03:59] <JosefK> \quit
[04:00] <JosefK> gah *sigh*
[04:00] <aventin> lmr_: ok, i just installed feisty from an iso, would that give me the lastest drivers?
[04:00] <lmr_> aventin: xserver-xorg-video-intel, that can be verified on synaptic
[04:00] <snap64__> i guess i cant remember exactly ...it wasnt hard on the 32 bit
[04:00] <lmr_> aventin: I believe so
[04:00] <orbin> fsckr: ...left-clicking shows your network?
[04:00] <Jowi> Foon, space as in RAM or disk space?
[04:00] <fsckr> but when i have clicked on my network it still seems like its not connecting
[04:00] <Foon> disk
[04:00] <Jowi> Foon, df -h
[04:00] <lmr_> aventin: I've upgraded mine from edgy
[04:00] <fsckr> orbin,  yes it did
[04:00] <Foon> ram too though
[04:00] <HOT> when making a bash script, how do i say "then do that" on the same line?
[04:00] <Kubuntu> !partioning
[04:00] <stittel> snap64__: winetools is NOT listed in synaptic, I am right?
[04:00] <Mapo> ciao to everybody
[04:00] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about partioning - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[04:00] <Jowi> Foon, free -m
[04:00] <lmr_> aventin: I had to make sure I was using the latest version
[04:00] <snap64__> but on 32bit it shows in my synaptic manager....maybe only after install
[04:00] <sancheZASTIC> How come cant i change my resolution to something higher than 1024x768? ATI 9250 on ubuntu feisty
[04:00] <Kubuntu> how do partion my disks?
[04:00] <orbin> fsckr: and what happened when you clicked?  blue swirly thing?
[04:00] <HOT> like 2+2 then whoami
[04:00] <ixemptyxi> stittel: Done changing, now restart?
[04:01] <Asterix_> if I had to use "irqpoll" as a boot option to get my network card to work properly... how do I permanently make that option part of the boot process?
[04:01] <stittel> ixemptyxi: Yep, restart and pray!
[04:01] <lmr_> aventin: Once you reboot, the new resolution should be available on the applet
[04:01] <Mapo> ciao a a tutti
[04:01] <snap64__> its not listed on this machine for sure
[04:01] <fsckr> orbin, yes and i just typed in my wep
[04:01] <wedontneed> can some help me about beryl
[04:01] <Foon> whoa, wtf
[04:01] <stittel> snap64__: On the 32bit maschine, you mean?
[04:01] <fsckr> still swirlly thing going
[04:01] <aventin> lmr_: ok, still nothing, ill try to upate  the drivers.
[04:01] <wedontneed> i cant fix it
[04:01] <Foon> 419MBs of RAM free
[04:01] <stittel> snap64__: Did you install it with ./configure, make, make install?
[04:01] <orbin> fsckr: it should prompt for a keyring password too.
[04:01] <lmr_> aventin: Just open synaptic
[04:01] <Mapo> qualcuno mi puo dare un consiglio per skype?
[04:01] <Foon> er rather, taken
[04:01] <Foon> 21 free
[04:01] <snap64__> it shows in synaptic on 32 bit....maybe after i installed it
[04:01] <lmr_> aventin: search for intel and that should list the name of the package
[04:01] <Foon> there should only be about 100MBs used
[04:01] <fsckr> shared key?
[04:01] <orbin> !it | Mapo
[04:01] <ubotu> Mapo: Vai su #ubuntu-it o su #kubuntu-it se vuoi parlare in italiano, in questo canale usiamo solo l'inglese. Grazie!
[04:01] <Foon> I think I was hacked over night, potentially :S
[04:02] <lmr_> aventin: On my system, it was using a different name
[04:02] <snap64__> stittel no i thik i just did /.install
[04:02] <Mapo> ok ci provo grazie mille
[04:02] <lmr_> aventin: if you see xserver-xorg-video-intel
[04:02] <Foon> I left my port 22 open, and I woke up to find a the linux box's net activity light blinking plenty
[04:02] <Kubuntu> Is it possibole to hack Linux? Do I need a firewall or something?
[04:02] <stittel> snap64__: Try to do that on the 64bit maschine using the same archive.
[04:02] <lmr_> aventin: Marked as installed (green icon)
[04:02] <ixemptyxi> stittel: still cannot boot into feisty. stop at the same area
[04:02] <lmr_> aventin: That should be fine
[04:02] <snap64__> stittel ...trying
[04:03] <stittel> ixemptyxi: At "loading restricted drivers"?
[04:03] <orbin> fsckr: no, a different one.  press alt+tab or minimize everything.  can you see any dialogs open?
[04:03] <stittel> ixemptyxi: Does the system boot with this card from the LiveCD?
[04:03] <wedontneed> Also there arent window frames on beryl
[04:03] <ixemptyxi> after that but the same line
[04:03] <samywd> sancheZASTIC, thanks for the help but my problem is that im from germany and i dont think dell will ship ubuntu notebooks anytime soon around here :(
[04:03] <fsckr> orbin i type in my paraphrase for my 128-bit encryption then i have another option either open or shared key
[04:03] <aventin> lmr_: xserver-xorg-video-intel?
[04:03] <fsckr> no other prompts come up
[04:03] <systimax> . I added a nic that is supported but ubuntu server is not seeing it?
[04:04] <fsckr> and network fails to cnnect
[04:04] <ixemptyxi> stittel: the same error line
[04:04] <Och4> ljl, IE: sudo /home/fun stack/My Persnoal Files/Games/Diablo 2/dia2.exe /media/cdrom1
[04:04] <Jowi> wedontneed, you need to install emerald (the window decorator) if you haven't already
[04:04] <stittel> ixempty: When booting from LiveCD?
[04:04] <Kubuntu> wedontneed: sudo apt-get install beryl-manager
[04:04] <Och4> ljl, maybe something like that?
[04:04] <LjL> Och4: erm, no, for a couple of reasons
[04:04] <systimax> how do you start a command line hardware search?
[04:04] <orbin> fsckr: which option did you choose?  open or shared?
[04:04] <Jowi> !beryl | wedontneed
[04:04] <ubotu> wedontneed: Beryl is a window manager that takes advantage of an OpenGL accelerated X environment. See http://forum.beryl-project.org/ - Help in #ubuntu-effects
[04:04] <lmr_> aventin: Yes
[04:04] <fsckr> i tried both orbin
[04:04] <ixemptyxi> if i boot from liveCD i will get kernel panic, so i downloaded alternate cd
[04:04] <lmr_> aventin: If that is marked as installed, it should be fine
[04:04] <Och4> slimeypete, IE: sudo /home/fun stack/My Persnoal Files/Games/Diablo 2/dia2.exe /media/cdrom1