[03:38] <saruji> mkanyicy: http://paste.ubuntu.com/367267/
[03:38] <Krumar> boxfish, i have a suspicion it has to do with the hard drive, the system has 8 GB of ram and a dual core 2.6 Ghz processor, ram and cpu are low, still have a high load
[03:38] <Blue11> I am trying to get a sandisk fuse mp3 player to work under linux -- linux sees it, but that's all
[03:38] <hyperstream> ouyes, there are plenty already ?
[03:38] <phong_> krysis yes
[03:38] <seidos> hajmola: could be worse, I guess
[03:38] <phong_> i want to see ur thing
[03:38] <saruji> mkanyicy: how can i know which one is associated with what?
[03:39] <phong_> krysis: may i see your thing?
[03:39] <krysis> yes hold on
[03:39] <phong_> krysis: does your thing look nice?
[03:39] <ouyes> hyperstream, there? where?
[03:39] <phong_> krysis: i can't wait to see your thing now
[03:39] <phong_> krysis: ok i will hold on
[03:39] <krysis> theme*
[03:39] <krysis> not thing o.o
[03:40] <krysis> that sounds weird bud
[03:40] <boxfish> sKrumar : o what are the load average figures then ?
[03:40] <phong_> hahaha
[03:40] <hyperstream> ouyes, http://lmgtfy.com/?list+of+ubuntu+sites
[03:40] <phong_> krysis: yes, it was a joke...hahah
[03:40] <Krumar> boxfish, 1.48   .82    .60
[03:40] <phong_> krysis: i'm glad u picked it
[03:40] <mkanyicy> saruji, sdb is about 500GB and sdc is about 300GB
[03:40] <boxfish> eeewwwww
[03:40] <krysis> ok phong_ here you go: http://img715.imageshack.us/img715/4952/screenshotq.png
[03:41] <krysis> my desktop
[03:41] <Krumar> boxfish, using htop i can see that only about 1.7% of the cpu is even being used right now
[03:41] <saruji> mkanyicy: cool yea the one that was the main system drive is 30 gigs
[03:41] <phong_> no i dont like it
[03:41] <phong_> i'm sorry
[03:41] <krysis> :P
[03:41] <phong_> i like my theme
[03:41] <saruji> mkanyicy: so is there anyway that I can get to my /home/username folder, it should be located on one of the other drives that is good
[03:41] <krysis> it suits me well :P
[03:42] <seidos> is there a way to check to see if the problem I have with warnings is with gnome-power-manager or hal or some other program?
[03:42] <phong_> i want to have model them
[03:42] <phong_> with girly background
[03:42] <boxfish> what ever it is, will have to be using some cpu, so it must be one of those processes
[03:42] <phong_> sexy girls
[03:42] <krysis> oh, you don't like my wallpaper, someones is obsessed with sexy girls :/
[03:42] <CAPcap> anyone know how to change a cursor theme in lxde?
[03:42] <hajmola> phong_, krysis, sounds like offtopic to me
[03:42] <Krumar> boxfish, i'm thinking something might be wrong with the I/O on my computer, do you know how to check it?
[03:42] <phong_> sorry hajmola
[03:42] <ecart> nybody know where I can ssh one free? I will begin studying the shell most wanted to do this remotely ...
[03:43] <phong_> ;)
[03:43] <krysis> yeah i know hajmola we kinda went off
[03:43] <krysis> ok im afk
[03:43] <ecart> Anybody know where I can ssh one free? I will begin studying the shell most wanted to do this remotely ...
[03:43] <mkanyicy> saruji, i really don't know
[03:43] <saruji> mkanyicy: cool np thank you
[03:43] <phong_> krysis: are there real mac os x theme?
[03:43] <phong_> i guess not
[03:43] <forsa> ubuntu 9.10 greats... cool..
[03:44] <saruji> mkanyicy: i did regular back ups so the most important data I have
[03:44] <phong_> i wish someone has real windows 7 thems
[03:44] <hyperstream> why?
[03:44] <phong_> i'm use to windows environment
[03:44] <hyperstream> then use windows.
[03:44] <forsa> snow leopard themes ?
[03:44] <functionofxy> can anyone help me with the .run for fglrx? I can't generate the .deb files. I have the error output
[03:45] <phong_> yes
[03:45] <phong_> snow leopard them is posible?
[03:45] <seidos> phong_: anything is possible with linux with enough knowledge
[03:45] <forsa> i used mac osx snole leopard and ubuntu 9.10
[03:45] <forsa> snow
[03:45] <boxfish> Krumar : if there is, then it will be logged somewhere
[03:45] <seidos> i liked os x
[03:46] <seidos> no wobbly windows possible though
[03:46] <Stupendoussteve> Wobbly windows is a definite sign of a good OS
[03:46] <militant> hmmm i'mg oogling for a wya to enable tap to click on my touchpad, there's not much, and not much about disabling it either
[03:46] <forsa> i used linux ubuntu sice 3 day ago .. thats cool, is there any tips and trick ?
[03:46] <ouyes> hyperstream,  what is it http://lmgtfy.com/?list+of+ubuntu+sites? i do not get your point?
[03:46] <seidos> Stupendoussteve: haha
[03:47] <forsa> how to install xampp/lampp on terminal ?
[03:47] <lacita> I am setting up a 5TB+ partititon with a gpt partition table. The drive is comprised of 4x2TB in RAID5. To boot from this drive, I must have 2 boot partitionsa: a Dell Utility Partition (94.1Mb), and a FAT32 partition (2.01Gb) at the beginning of the drive. The placement of the Dell Utility partition is from sector 63 to 192779, The placement of the FAT32 partition should be from sector 192780 to 4401809. This is easy to set up using fdisk, however, there
[03:47] <lacita> is no gpt support in fdisk. I am trying to use parted, but cannot figure out how to define a partition by sector. Any ideas?
[03:47] <hyperstream> ouyes, you want to make a ubuntu site?, there are plenty of ubuntu-related sites around, you wanted to know where, GOOGLE IT
[03:47] <seidos> militant: system > prefs > mouse > touchpad
[03:47] <sg> i have a quick question
[03:47] <seidos> sg: just ask
[03:47] <lacita> sq: spill it
[03:47] <DaZ> forsa: apt-get install apache mysql php? <:
[03:48] <sg> why do i get prompts when an application attempts to access the keyring?
[03:48] <militant> i didn't see it there.  odd.  checking again.  i feel a bit dumb now
[03:48] <forsa> daz ; oke i will try thanks
[03:48] <sg> and then i can deny/accept once/accept always
[03:48] <seidos> sg: did you change your password?
[03:48] <sg> nope
[03:48] <lacita> sg: it is for your own protection
[03:48] <sg> where can i see which applications i have "accepted always"?
[03:48] <FatsDT> How do I disable the simulated right click on my synaptics touchpad?
[03:49] <seidos> I get the "default keyring lock..." message, and I think it's from changing the password
[03:49] <militant> hmmm seidos actually i did see that.  and it doesn't work
[03:49] <phong_> krysis: what kind of font is thsi chat use?
[03:49] <wevlop> hi, i added acpi=off the the end of the boot parameters & my keyboard/touchpad works now. How do i make this permanent?
[03:49] <forsa> before i type : sudo apt-get install apache mysql php? <: ( download xampp first ?? )
[03:49] <phong_> i love this font i want to use xchat font to use as terminal
[03:49] <phong_> i dont know what kind of font it is
[03:49] <seidos> militant: not sure what else to try if the gui doesn't work.
[03:49] <seidos> militant: what ver of ubuntu?
[03:50] <coz_> phong_,  monospace 9
[03:50] <wevlop> i tried to edit the grub.cfg file with sudo gedit /boot/grub/grub.cfg option it does not let me save the changes
[03:50] <enyawix> Netbook Remix livecd?
[03:50] <phong_> ok thanks
[03:50] <sg> where can i see which applications i always allowed access to the keyring?
[03:50] <sg> :/
[03:50] <militant> or well it does, but sensitivity is shot i guess, i see.  i'm googing for a sensitivity bit somewhere.
[03:50] <enyawix> thumb drive image?
[03:50] <boxfish> wevlo : sudo it ?
[03:50] <lacita> need help with parted.
[03:51] <ouyes> hyperstream,  i type ubuntu nothing comes out , what is that website for?
[03:51] <boxfish> shoudl work..oops, soz
[03:51] <sg> well...looks like nobody knows the answer lol
[03:51] <trism> wevlop: you need to chmod it before you can write to it, but it is generally not a good idea
[03:51] <wevlop> boxfish, i did sudo gedit /boot/grub/grub.cfg
[03:51] <wevlop> trism, any other way to add a parameter permanently to the boot options?
[03:51] <boxfish> try writing a file in the same directory
[03:51] <wevlop> i certainly don't want to edit the boot options everytime i login
[03:52] <boxfish> that's where it has to go
[03:52] <trism> wevlop: yes, edit /etc/default/grub and add it to GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT
[03:52] <wevlop> trism, oh,
[03:52] <trism> wevlop: then run sudo update-grub;
[03:52] <wevlop> gotcha
[03:53] <macosxtiger> i am a total newb and i know you love hearing that! would someone please help me with a little something something
[03:53] <functionofxy> bump...need help preparing fglrx debs
[03:53] <lacita> anybody know the difference between a sector in gpt & a sector in a msdos partitian table?
[03:54] <wevlop> trism, yay! hopefully it will work next time i reboot, btw any idea what i am gonna miss [if any] by doing acpi=off :)
[03:54] <wevlop> sound is probably gone
[03:54] <Daughain> Can someone point me in the right direction to start getting an XP VM set up?
[03:54] <lacita> Daughain: look into trueVNC
[03:55] <Daughain> lacita: Thanks.
[03:55] <lacita> Daughain: I meant RealVNC.
[03:55] <macosxtiger> virtualbox Daughain
[03:55] <Daughain> Thanks, both of ya.
[03:55] <macosxtiger> any suggestions for ftp server with a GUI for configurations
[03:55] <TomV-415> Daughain: VNC is for connecting to a remote box, if you want to run XP on your local box, virtualbox sounds better.
[03:56] <lacita> macosxtiger, Daughain: that's an emulator... not a true VNC server.
[03:56] <forsa> macosxtiger : d u mean Filezilla?
[03:56] <macosxtiger> filezilla is a server?
[03:56] <orizon> client
[03:57] <gerrin> trying to completely turn off the touchpad on my laptop, anyone know how
[03:57] <ezrafree> macosxtiger: they have a client and a server as well
[03:57] <Daughain> Yeah, I'm looking to run it on this system, so I can use my BB apps.
[03:57] <macosxtiger> ill look into filezilla
[03:57] <TomV-415> I've been running on a dual boot computer for a while now, I started out as a 'test' of ubuntu - but I am now almost 100% on ubuntu.  I needed to make more space, so I just upgraded my hard drive from 80 to 300 gigs.
[03:57] <lacita> gerrin: system > prefs > mouse > touchpad
[03:57] <Daughain> lacita: A *good* emu is fine for what I need.
[03:57] <lacita> Daughain: good times.
[03:58] <gerrin> on that dont see an option to completely turn off
[03:58] <TomV-415> But the partition software runs from windows, and refuses to grow the partion for my ubuntu files
[03:58] <lacita> need harddrive help specifically with parted
[03:58] <Daughain> TomV-415: LOL,  Thats just one of the reasons I dont want to deal with a dual boot.
[03:58] <macosxtiger> hard driive help
[03:58] <TomV-415> I didn't know I was going to become a convert..
[03:59] <TomV-415> :-)
[03:59]  * Daughain chuckles.
[03:59] <morphix> TomV-415: install gparted
[03:59] <macosxtiger> omg how do you chuckle
[03:59] <Daughain> I was a convert before I set up this machine/
[04:00] <morphix> then under "System" -> "Administration" -> "GParted"
[04:00] <TomV-415> morphix: gparted is installed, but it sees the whole rest of the drive as
[04:00] <TomV-415> unallocated..
[04:00] <TomV-415> But I have a new partition with 100gigs, that I can mount
[04:00] <TomV-415> how do i make that my 'filesystem' in ubuntu?
[04:01] <switch10> TomV-415: it sees your windows partition as unallocated?
[04:01] <TomV-415> switch10: yeah,
[04:01] <henrik_> hi, l have a problem, l have install "eeebuntu" and installed apache2. but when l reboot my computer my /var/log/apache2 folder is gone, so l most make the folder everytime after l have reboot. how to fix that ?
[04:01] <TomV-415> But Disk Utility seems to completely understand the partions.
[04:02] <TomV-415> So I'm staying away  from Gparted, fearing it will blow away my legacy windows partition.
[04:03] <TomV-415> Palmipsest Disk Utility
[04:03] <boxfish> lacita: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SynapticsTouchpad
[04:03] <switch10> TomV-415: gparted always works great.  you may need to boot from a live cd and unmout the drive, and use gparted from there
[04:03] <boxfish> lacita : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SynapticsTouchpad
[04:03] <switch10> TomV-415: it always works good for me anyway.
[04:04] <gerrin> trying to turn off my touchpad, went through system>mouse>touchpad, but found no option to turn off, anyother method?
[04:04] <myk_robinson> anyone able to comment on the status of Intel graphics with current Ubuntu updates? Looking at a laptop with Intel GMA4500M
[04:04] <boxfish> gerrin : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SynapticsTouchpad
[04:04] <switch10> gerrin: I think the only option is to turn it off while you are typing...
[04:04] <xiven> Hey all
[04:05] <boxfish> looks like install the synclient, then change the settings as you need them
[04:05] <henrik_> hi, l have a problem, l have install "eeebuntu" and installed apache2. but when l reboot my computer my /var/log/apache2 folder is gone, so l most make the folder everytime after l have reboot. how to fix that ?    l need help...
[04:05] <TomV-415> switch10: I'm wondering if i can just define the mount points differently or something.. What I'm seeing is the main partions, and then a block with "logical partions"
[04:05] <xiven> Are there any projects which could use a developer??
[04:05] <boxfish> that link there shows how to do it for certain time periods too
[04:05] <hiexpo> i need to open /var/log/rkhunter.log but keep getting error permission denied ?
[04:05] <libtech> synclient settings change after each reboot
[04:06] <mezquitale>  /join #ubuntu-es
[04:06] <sdbinwiiexe-ubun> How can I patch my Atheros AR928X wireless card to allow injection?
[04:06] <henrik_> hiexpo, sudo nano /var/log/rkhunter.log , try that
[04:07] <boxfish> Touchpad options can be set permanently through HAL. See the HAL input section of the X config documentation for details.
[04:07] <hiexpo> ok   thanks
[04:07] <switch10> TomV-415: I have never seen gparted not see an NTFS or FAT32 partition.  I would try a live CD before i messed with anything else.  make sure everything is unmounted
[04:07] <mzhang> how to enable hotplug firmware loading support in kernel 2.6.32?
[04:07] <xiven> This channel cover gnome software in general, or just the Gnome Desktop Project?
[04:08] <rick__> does anyone know how do i get all of the mlt engine modules installed into ubuntu 9.10 for kdenlive 0.7.6?  the config wizard says I only have melt installed as of right now.
[04:08] <TomV-415> switch10: is gparted on the live (karmic)?
[04:08] <switch10> TomV-415: yup
[04:08] <TomV-415> switch10: Cool.  I'll give that a try -- thanks.  Signing off to try it!
[04:09] <switch10> TomV-415: good luck
[04:10] <mzhang> never mind..
[04:10] <mkanyicy> goodbye good people
[04:10] <Barridus> is there a command in Xchat to show the ubuntu or kernel version
[04:10] <gerrin> thanks for the help guys, found the solution, the touchpad app in the software center
[04:11] <henrik_> hi, l have a problem, l have install "eeebuntu" and installed apache2. but when l reboot my computer my /var/log/apache2 folder is gone, so l most make the folder everytime after l have reboot. it is the same whid /var/log/apt
[04:11] <orizon> I have some GTK window does not fit on 800x600, and QT does not change size. What can be done?
[04:11] <orizon> help me pls
[04:11] <mkanyicy> ikonia, its amazing how hours can run so fast ;)
[04:12] <phong_> ok guys, i'm going to boot up mac os x now
[04:12] <phong_> brb
[04:12] <mkanyicy> ikonia, just kidding
[04:12] <switch10> hold alt, then click and hold on the window and move it around..
[04:12] <boxfish> orizon : hold the alt key ?!?! :-)
[04:12] <toastedmilk> I can't load Software Sources through the system menu, is there a command for this?
[04:12] <switch10> orizon: hold alt, then click and hold on the window and move it around..
[04:12] <orizon> and wat ?
[04:13] <boxfish> drag the window
[04:13] <switch10> orizon: click anywhere on the window and drag it
[04:13] <orizon> senks
[04:13] <orizon> and on qt working ?
[04:14] <switch10> orizon: what is qt?  sure it works
[04:14] <orizon> fan vare fan
[04:14] <orizon> ^\
[04:14] <charles__> anyone here have moment to answer a question or two regarding ubuntu's file deletion?
[04:15] <coz_> charles__,  what are the questions? :)
[04:15] <henrik_> charles__, write your question...
[04:15] <boxfish> charles : you just ask, not ask to ask
[04:16] <charles__> well, i kep hearing about how linux OSes havea  lot celaner systems because their application uninstall is very efficient and thorough, but any time i uninsall something, there are still a load of things (directories, files, etc) left behind
[04:16] <aleksc> hola?
[04:17] <coz_> charles__,  like which did you uninstall and how?
[04:17] <charles__> someone suggested i use bleachbit as a system maintenance tool, and it kep showing firefox as something to clean up.. evne though i uninstalled it
[04:17] <switch10> charles__: are using apt-get? or aptitude? or the synaptic package manager?
[04:17] <rick__> does anyone know how do i get all of the mlt engine modules installed into ubuntu 9.10 for kdenlive 0.7.6?  the config wizard says I only have melt installed as of right now.
[04:17] <charles__> i used to use the "ubuntu software center", then a friend told me to use synaptic
[04:17] <coz_> charles__,  yeah cleach and clean aps  may not be the best to use at this stage
[04:18] <coz_> charles__,  you can sudo apt-get autoclean to see if it removes any remainder files
[04:18] <krysis> can anyone help me with this?
[04:18] <krysis> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8753949#post8753949
[04:18] <henrik_> hi, l have a problem, l have install "eeebuntu" and installed apache2. but when l reboot my computer my /var/log/apache2 folder is gone, so l most make the folder everytime after l have reboot. it is the same whid /var/log/apt, any one know how to fix that.. ?
[04:18]  * iflema :)
[04:19] <coz_> krysis,  you want to install the intel driver from the intel site?
[04:19] <charles__> yeah, i read about taht in a forum somewhere, and it deleted a few thigns, but firefox stil shows up in bleachbit... i've even gone as far as to just uninstall bleachbit, then delete all references to both firefox and belachbit in my file system... it seems like it still shows up after i reinstall bleachbit
[04:19] <krysis> im guessing thats what to do, it just recently came out that intel is giving out source for it, im confused at where to start though
[04:19] <krysis> coz_:  im guessing thats what to do, it just recently came out that intel is giving out source for it, im confused at where to start though
[04:20] <aleksc> hola?
[04:20] <orizon> aloha
[04:20] <charles__> (i'm treating this install as a test phase, so if i break something, no big deal, i'll just reinstall if i ned to)
[04:20] <coz_> krysis,  well the site you linked to in that post  is failry ecplanatory but if you have no experience with compiling or using git it may prove a bit  difficult
[04:21] <krysis> coz_:  as far as my experience with Sabayan linux the driver for it is different than the one provided for ubuntu
[04:21] <krysis> coz_:  as far as compiling im used to source tar.gz compiling though im not sure if that runs the same for drivers
[04:21] <charles__> what is the most thorough method for uninstalling an application? including removing all configuration files and references in the system?
[04:21] <f1lt3r_> hey guys
[04:21] <coz_> krysis,  well there is a release tarball avaialable on that link
[04:22] <f1lt3r_> anyone know how to change the max length of commands in the terminal?
[04:22] <krysis> coz_:  ok, but im not sure which one to use, im guessing the latest 2.10?
[04:22] <arghh2d2> anybody know how to deal with a stubborn dvd thats not mounted and wont eject?  i get this error: eject: unable to eject, last error: Inappropriate ioctl for device
[04:22] <coz_> krysis,  on this page   http://intellinuxgraphics.org/download.html  you wll see the download link for the release tar
[04:23] <f1lt3r_> anyone? increasing command lenght in terminal?
[04:23] <krysis> do i go from 2D drivers to 3D?
[04:23] <coz_> krys/join #Intel
[04:23] <coz_> damn
[04:24] <arghh2d2> f1lt3r_: you mean scrollback buffer?
[04:24] <Maz3Mike> hey guys
[04:24] <coz_> krysis,  not sure a good channel to send you to for this...I am not up on intel chips and drivers
[04:24] <gage> hey guys, Maz3Mike
[04:24] <f1lt3r_> arghh2d2, no, i mean the maximum amount of characters i can put into one command
[04:24] <krysis> ok thats fine coz_ im just worried about the requirements
[04:24] <krysis> 1, kernel module agpgart and drm;
[04:24] <krysis> The source of kernel modules is included in Linux kernel.
[04:24] <coz_> krysis,  you could try ##Linux channel...however I assume there are some here more experienced with intel chips and driver versions than I am
[04:24] <krysis> 2, libdrm;
[04:24] <FloodBot2> krysis: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:24] <krysis> Libdrm is included in freedesktop drm source.
[04:25] <krysis> 3, Xorg 2D driver: xf86-video-intel;
[04:25] <Maz3Mike> trying to create alias comands that mount and unmount flash drives...however I noticed everytime i put the drive in the device keeps changed..it was sdd1 now it is sde1
[04:25] <arghh2d2> f1lt3r_: no, i didnt know there was a limit...obviously you could make a script
[04:25] <crdlb> krysis: ubuntu should come with the same driver as sabayon (though perhaps a different version)
[04:25] <coz_> krysis,  let me check on the requjirements hold on
[04:25] <Maz3Mike> How do I make flash drives keep a certain dev name?
[04:25] <krysis> crdlb: the driver for sabayan seems more stable as the graphics actually show i left a description here :http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8753949#post8753949
[04:25] <crdlb> krysis: which is the driver on the intel linux graphics site
[04:25] <gage> Hey guys, does anyone know what could be the cause of my screen flickering
[04:25] <gage> it happens after I have my computer on for a wihle
[04:26] <tweaksource> 34bjm73!
[04:26] <f1lt3r_> arghh2d2, no it cant be a script :-\
[04:26] <krysis> im guessing it should be the only one on that site crdlb, as its based on the mobile intel chipset... though im not sure
[04:26] <crdlb> krysis: right, but there is no alternate driver to try
[04:26] <iflema> Maz3Mike udev rules
[04:26] <Fauntix> Hello all
[04:26] <Maz3Mike> iflema: udev ?
[04:26] <krysis> so how could i get my driver to work right under ubuntu? if they are in fact using the same driver
[04:27] <iflema> Maz3Mike create udev rules.... its complicated... youll need to do ya homework...
[04:27] <TomV-415> switch10: No luck...Gparted still saw my drive as one big unallocated block...
[04:27] <Maz3Mike> k..reading about it right now
[04:27] <Fauntix> I have two quick questions about Ubuntu if anyone can take the time to whisper me
[04:27] <henrik_> hi, l have a problem, l have install "eeebuntu" and installed apache2. but when l reboot my computer my /var/log/apache2 folder is gone, so l most make the folder everytime after l have reboot. it is the same whid /var/log/apt, any one know how to fix that.. ?
[04:27] <kinja-sheep> Fauntix: Pop away the questions.
[04:28] <crdlb> krysis: what does   glxinfo | grep renderer   say?
[04:28] <Fauntix> 64-bit version of ubuntu to utilize all 4+ GB of ram?
[04:28] <TomV-415> But Palimpset Disk Utility seems to see everything correctly..
[04:28] <krysis> OpenGL renderer string: Mesa DRI Intel(R) 965GM GEM 20090712 2009Q2 RC3 x86/MMX/SSE2
[04:28] <boxfish> Maz3mike : you basically refer to the drives by a unique id number
[04:28] <switch10> TomV-415: that is odd.  ask your question again, maybe someone else knows.  gparted should see your windows partition
[04:28] <kinja-sheep> Fauntix: Yes. Anything above 3GB Ram.
[04:28] <Maz3Mike> boxfish: So I use udev to force it to a certain name....?
[04:29] <TomV-415> switch10: Thanks for the suggestions.. I'll do that.
[04:29] <krysis> I really want to find out what driver Sabayan uses (as it claims to be the gaming OS of linux) and compile that to my ubuntu... i dont like sabayan that much :/
[04:29] <Fauntix> but is there a 64-bit version of ubuntu 9.1
[04:29] <crdlb> krysis: that looks ok; please try the #intel-gfx channel
[04:29] <Fauntix> i only see the 32-bit download
[04:29] <rick__> anyone able to help me with kdenlive?
[04:29] <boxfish> not force it, just enable it to make that uuid mount in that place
[04:29] <switch10> Fauntix: yes there is a 64 bit version
[04:29] <ryanprior> I just installed Ubuntu 9.10 (Karmic) on my laptop. The install went great, and it boots up fine, but when I log in every character of text is displayed as a box. I already tried re-installing, but that didn't fix it. In the LiveCD system, the text looks fine. Any ideas why it doesn't render right in an installed system?
[04:30] <TomV-415> I have a dual boot, and I just updated my drive to a larger one to give more elbow room to Ubuntu.   I can see the new space on a new ext3 partition.  How do I move my 'file system' to the new partion?
[04:30] <kinja-sheep> Fauntix: Alternative Download Options.
[04:30] <bastid_raZor> http://releases.ubuntu.com/  Fauntix
[04:30] <rumpsy> SolarisBoy: ? :) , i found solution for my video card \o/
[04:30] <Fauntix> ok i guess i am blind ill look again... my other question can the 9.1 ubuntu version support a tablet pc and its touch screen?
[04:30] <krysis> i'll try that thank you coz_
[04:30] <TomV-415> (GParted doesn't seem to understand my partition table, but Palimpsest Disk Utility does...)  I think it's just a matter of understanding mount points and such, but I'm a newbie to ubuntu.
[04:31] <rumpsy> Anybody, facing problem with X, well i can help you :)
[04:31] <zamboli> i installed ubuntu on one partition, when I want to upgrade to a fresh install, i have to do a complete reinstall?
[04:31] <coz_> krysis,  that was crdlb   but  your welcome :)
[04:31] <rumpsy> zamboli: no!
[04:31] <zamboli> i can uprade through synaptic?
[04:31] <Fauntix> Bastid: the 64bit says its for a AMD64... or is the Intel x86 the 64-bit vers?
[04:32] <kinja-sheep> Fauntix: I can't say for sure as I do not have any experiences with that myself, but I believe that is doable (Check out Ubuntu MID Edition).
[04:32] <rumpsy> zamboli: Just insert te newest version cd into cdrom, i will brings up a pop-up window to update
[04:32] <kinja-sheep> Fauntix: http://www.ubuntu.com/products/mobile
[04:32] <switch10> Fauntix: that is for either 64 bit CPU
[04:32] <kinja-sheep> Fauntix: amd64 is the legacy name for any 64bit processors.
[04:32] <zamboli> i see
[04:32] <boxfish> maz3mike : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Udev
[04:32] <Fauntix> ok
[04:32] <zamboli> thanks rumpsy
[04:33] <rumpsy> zamboli: or, you can also, give a try via apt-get, apt-get dist-upgrade
[04:33] <rumpsy> zamboli: :)
[04:34] <TomV-415> My file system is currently on /dev/sda5 mounted at '/', and I want it to point to /dev/sda8 ... where and how do I redefine the mount points?
[04:34] <zamboli> well, when the time comes, i was just curious
[04:34] <Fauntix> now the MID edition is for the tablets? here is the laptop i am wanting to put it on S/N:<PHONE_NUMBER> (Gateway)
[04:35] <kinja-sheep> Fauntix: We want make/model -- Not serial numbers. :)
[04:35] <krysis> oh oops sorry coz_ lol about my requirements though, im trying to use the git, but im not quite sure how to..
[04:35] <krysis> and no one is responding in intel-gfx
[04:35] <coz_> krysis,  first  give me that link again?
[04:36] <krysis> http://intellinuxgraphics.org/download.html
[04:36] <krysis> http://intellinuxgraphics.org/install.html
[04:36] <Fauntix> Model: CX200X and P/N: 1ta15097811
[04:36] <coz_> krysis,  open a terminal ...   cd  Desktop,,,,then  paste     git://anongit.freedesktop.org/git/xorg/driver/xf86-video-intel
[04:36] <coz_>    into the terminal
[04:36] <orizon> ha-ha
[04:37] <coz_> krysis,  I am assuming you have ubuntu 9.10 karmic correct?
[04:37] <crdlb> krysis: you can't expect every channel to be as busy as #ubuntu
[04:37] <kinja-sheep> Fauntix: I imagine you would want to use regular amd64 desktop instead of MID.
[04:37] <krysis> well crdlb im just going to test out the driver, im not dissapointed or anything, might as well give it a try
[04:37] <krysis> yes coz_
[04:38] <Fauntix> Kinja: this is not the 4gb ram one lol this one only has 1gb lol
[04:38] <coz_> krysis,  ok that should work...I believe git-core is a default install so try it out and the file should download to the Desktop
[04:38] <kinja-sheep> Fauntix: That is fine.
[04:39] <kinja-sheep> coz_: git-core is not part of ubuntu-desktop metapackage.
[04:39] <krysis> yeah im just installing git-core, when i use the
[04:39] <krysis>  git://anongit.freedesktop.org/git/xorg/driver/xf86-video-intel
[04:39] <krysis> it says that "no such file or directory" should there be a space between git and the rest in the command?
[04:39] <krysis>
[04:39] <Fauntix> Kinja: so use the 64bit or just the 32bit, since i have less ram??
[04:39] <FloodBot2> krysis: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:39] <krysis> damn, shift-enter does it too..
[04:39] <coz_> krysis,  if that doesnt work then first do   sudo apt-get install git-core
[04:40] <phong_> krysis: is there a way to let the terminal remember it's size?
[04:40] <krysis> coz_:  that git link is weird, it wont recognize as the git command but tells me "bash: git://anongit.freedesktop.org/git/xorg/driver/xf86-video-intel: No such file or directory"
[04:41] <phong_> everytime i have to resize man
[04:41] <marcio_> hi
[04:41] <kinja-sheep> Fauntix: If you're new to linux community, in theory, it would be *more* safe for you to use 32bit -- but in reality, there are no such thing like that. You should not factor 32bit or 64bit based on the size of your ram.
[04:41] <krysis> im not sure phong_ usually it stays the same size you close it at
[04:41] <coz_> krysis,  let me try here... same error
[04:41] <marcio_> hi
[04:41] <zewb> krysis,  let me try here... same error
[04:41] <zewb> hi
[04:41] <coz_> oh
[04:41] <zewb> oh
[04:41] <jesus_> hola alguien de venezuela
[04:41] <zewb> hola alguien de venezuela
[04:41] <coz_> krysis,  try git clone git://anongit.freedesktop.org/git/xorg/driver/xf86-video-intel
[04:41] <zewb> krysis,  try git clone git://anongit.freedesktop.org/git/xorg/driver/xf86-video-intel
[04:42] <krysis> yeah, im not sure if its formatted right
[04:42] <zewb> yeah, im not sure if its formatted right
[04:42] <FloodBot2> zewb: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:42] <zewb> zewb: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:42] <phong_> krysis: again, is there  a way i can make a command to just go to my Downloads regardless of where i'm?
[04:42] <zewb> krysis: again, is there  a way i can make a command to just go to my Downloads regardless of where i'm?
[04:42] <coz_> krysis,  yeah instead use      git clone git://anongit.freedesktop.org/git/xorg/driver/xf86-video-intel
[04:42] <krysis> ok its working coz_ i'll tell you when its ready
[04:42] <zewb> krysis,  yeah instead use      git clone git://anongit.freedesktop.org/git/xorg/driver/xf86-video-intel
[04:42] <kinja-sheep> Fauntix: If you don't know what it is for, then you can go with 32bit.  The benefits of using amd64 is to take full advantage of your processor capacity (ie dvd encoding, audio encoding, heavy processing stuffs).
[04:42] <phong_> maybe a bash or something?
[04:42] <zewb> ok its working coz_ i'll tell you when its ready
[04:42] <phong_> or an alias
[04:42] <FloodBot2> zewb: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:42] <zewb> or an alias
[04:42] <hyperstream> ;/
[04:42] <kinja-sheep> !ops | zewb
[04:43] <hyperstream> strange
[04:43] <krysis> phong_: you can just go to Places > downloads to go to your downloads, from the top left
[04:43] <zewb> !ops | kinja-sheep
[04:43] <krysis> ok coz_ git is finished
[04:43] <phong_> krysis u dont get my point
[04:43] <zewb> !ops | krysis
[04:43] <zewb> !ops ubottu
[04:43] <rahduke> how can i list the location of currently attached joysticks in this case xbox remotes??
[04:43] <zewb> !ops + hyperstream
[04:43] <coz_> krysis,  ok you need to read the README file located inside
[04:43] <phong_> i want  to do a alias to go to Download from terminal
[04:43] <krysis> ohh
[04:43] <kinja-sheep> tonyyarusso: +1
[04:44] <tonyyarusso> !es | jesus_
[04:44] <phong_> alias cdhome='cd ~/home/downlods'
[04:44] <phong_> right?
[04:44] <rahduke> who's got the slick answer to that one?
[04:44] <rahduke> its tricky i reckon
[04:44] <krysis> that should be it yes
[04:44] <kinja-sheep> rahduke: lsusb -- maybe?
[04:44] <krysis> well hold on
[04:44] <tonyyarusso> phong_: case-sensitive, and ~ means /home/username, so just alias cdhome='cd ~/Downloads'
[04:44] <phong_> ok thanks
[04:45] <kinja-sheep> rahduke: The lists could be found in /dev/*
[04:45] <coz_> krysis,  there seems to be an autogen.sh file  so my guess is  you cd to that folder   run ./autogen.sh  and go from there   but again  I am not familiar with installing an intel driver...and I cant guide you further than this point
[04:45] <krysis> ok thank you, i can figure it out from this point now that i understand git :P
[04:45] <krysis> thanks a bunch coz_
[04:45] <coz_> krysis,  no problem good luck
[04:45] <krysis> thank you, i'll report if anything works out when im finished
[04:46] <phong_> tony: work perfectly
[04:46] <phong_> i added to ~/.bashrc
[04:46] <TomV-415> I think I found what I need to do - http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/mountlinux describes how to define my mount points - does that look right?  Any precautions I should take before messing with fstab ?
[04:46] <phong_> then i do source ~/.bashrc
[04:46] <jsfb> if you want to stop a specific nick's text from appearing (an iggy) what command is that?
[04:47] <kinja-sheep> phong_: Sure -- I use "source ~/.profile" myself -- Or open a new terminal.
[04:47] <coz_> krysis,  just be aware that may indeed bork the system
[04:47] <krysis> haha, im used to it coz_ :P i have home on seperate partition, i love that =)
[04:47] <rahduke> kinja-sheep: its listing all 4 js inputs for some reason... i need to kno the location of the 2 that are working... both remotes work under mame but cant get 2 player action in psx emu
[04:47] <coz_> krysis,  ok then learn away guy :)
[04:49] <bullgard> How can I navigate between several tabs in Tilda  using the keyboard?
[04:49] <phong_> question:  does wine has 64 bits?
[04:49] <sebsebseb> phong_: yes
[04:49] <phong_> configure: error: Cannot build a 32-bit program, you need to install 32-bit development libraries.
[04:49] <coz_> bullgard,  mm I dont have tilda installed let me install and check....did you look in the preferences window?
[04:49] <rahduke> anyone?
[04:49] <kinja-sheep> rahduke: I don't know the answer to that. Try and figure it out.  I did not find there a command for that.
[04:52] <phong_> ok
[04:53] <toastedmilk> Does anyone know the command to add software sources in the terminal?
[04:54] <Flannel> toastedmilk: open up /etc/apt/sources.list in an editor (sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list)
[04:54] <coz_> bullgard,  mm I am not sure then let me play with this...you say you have it tabbed?
[04:55] <fieldse> flannel, toastedmilk: isn't there an apt-get command for this?
[04:55] <Fauntix> Channel: A guide to making a LiveUSB please?
[04:56] <hookworm24> !gnome-panel
[04:56] <Flannel> fieldse: No, but if you wanted to do it strictly from the terminal, you'd just use echo and tee.
[04:56] <fuzzybunny> hey everyone can someone try sending me a file
[04:56] <bullgard> TomV-415: Ctrl+Tab asks me: 'Display all 2976 possibilities? (y or n)'. It is obviously not the proper command.
[04:56] <Blue11> Fauntix: System/Administration/USB Startup Disc Creator
[04:57] <fieldse> flannel: Zoinks. Sounds totally not worth it.
[04:57] <switch10> toastedmilk: sudo add-apt-repository
[04:57] <Fauntix> @Blue11: I am working on a windows right now
[04:57] <_nik_> Fauntix: usb start up disk creator
[04:57] <Flannel> fieldse: It's pretty simple.  The hardest part is coming up with the repository URL (which you should have, since you want to add it): echo "deb http://url version component" | sudo tee -a /etc/apt/sources.list
[04:58] <Blue11> Fauntix: err -- can't help sorry...
[04:58] <_nik_> Fauntix use unet bootin
[04:58] <Fauntix> @_nik_: yes but where is it... its late, im tired, brain is fried >.<
[04:58] <hookworm24> !gconftool
[04:59] <henrik_> hi, l have a problem, l have install "eeebuntu" and installed apache2. but when l reboot my computer my /var/log/apache2 folder is gone, so l most make the folder everytime after l have reboot. it is the same whid /var/log/apt, any one know how to fix that.. ? if l dont make the /var/log/apache2 the apache2 will not start :/
[04:59] <_nik_> fauntix: http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/
[04:59] <TomV-415> bullgard: try typing a few characters first..to reduce the possible options... logging off to reboot..
[05:00] <bullgard> coz_: Yes, I have created 3 tabs.
[05:00] <Fauntix> @_nik_: ty
[05:01] <Shihan> hmmm... whats ubuntu's way of telling it to rebuild its initrd?
[05:01] <Fauntix> @_nik_: oh should i get the live or net 64 version?
[05:01] <ryanprior> I just installed Ubuntu 9.10 (Karmic) on my laptop. The install went great, and it boots up fine, but when I log in every character of text is displayed as a box. I already tried re-installing, but that didn't fix it. In the LiveCD system, the text looks fine. Any ideas why it doesn't render right in an installed system?
[05:01] <Fauntix> @_niki_: or does the Live cover 64-bit
[05:01] <coz_> ryanakca,   can you open a terminal and type/
[05:02] <meme21> is there a shortcut key that will access the shutdown menu in the upper right hand corner? OR does anyone know a keyboard shortcut for shutting down the system?
[05:02] <Random832> alt-f1
[05:02] <_nik_> fauntix: the live-cd should be 32bit
[05:02] <Random832> wait
[05:03] <lacita> need harddrive help specifically with parted
[05:03] <meme21> Random832: alt-f1 does not work
[05:03] <lacita> anybody know the difference between a sector in gpt & a sector in a msdos partitian table?
[05:03] <Random832> no... i use alt-f1 because i've got only the one menu in the lower left corner with everything on it
[05:03] <lacita> I am setting up a 5TB+ partititon with a gpt partition table. The drive is comprised of 4x2TB in RAID5. To boot from this drive, I must have 2 boot partitionsa: a Dell Utility Partition (94.1Mb), and a FAT32 partition (2.01Gb) at the beginning of the drive. The placement of the Dell Utility partition is from sector 63 to 192779, The placement of the FAT32 partition should be from sector 192780 to 4401809. This is easy to set up using fdisk, however, there
[05:03] <lacita> is no gpt support in fdisk. I am trying to use parted, but cannot figure out how to define a partition by sector. Any ideas?
[05:03] <FloodBot2> lacita: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:03] <coz_> meme21,  you could assign a command to a keybinding in gnome or compiz
[05:03] <Random832> the default panel setup isn't ideal for keyboard usage
[05:03] <fieldse> flannel: Hm... so why "tee?" I thought this forks output to a file - isn't there some way you can just append it without tee?
[05:03] <coz_> meme21,  ctrl+alt+delete should run the shutdown UI
[05:03] <Linux-CLI> hi
[05:03] <Linux-CLI> Would you recommend I create .bin packages, or the distribution specific packages (.deb, .rpm etc.)?
[05:03] <_nik_> fauntix: otherwise you can download the image manually and choose it in the menu
[05:04] <meme21> coz_: thanks, that will work :)
[05:04] <Fauntix> @_nik_: so if i need the 64-bit i should use the 9.1 netinstall 64?
[05:04] <kinja-sheep> fieldse: tee - read from standard input and write to standard output and files
[05:04] <elmo198> Any guru here who knows there stuff on LVM2?
[05:04] <elmo198> their*
[05:04] <elmo198> any LVM2 guru here?
[05:04] <meme21> elmo198: no gurus live here
[05:04] <elmo198> lol
[05:04] <coz_> elmo198,  if not here try the ##linux channel
[05:04] <elmo198> what do we have here?
[05:04] <royaflash> اه اه
[05:05] <royaflash> hi
[05:05] <Flannel> fieldse: You'll need to use sudo to write to it, so `echo "blah" >> /etc/apt/sources.list` won't work, and `sudo echo "blah" >> /etc/apt/sources.list` will sudo the echo, but the redirection won't be elevated. So you get around it by piping to tee, which you can sudo.
[05:06] <meme21> coz_: weird that the ctrl-alt-del shutdown dialog doesn't take focus
[05:06] <Shihan> you could just sudo -s...
[05:06] <Shihan> then echo... etc
[05:06] <Flannel> Shihan: You could, but that would be silly.
[05:06] <_nik_> fauntix: with netinstall, the packages would be downloaded at the installation
[05:06] <LinUx> If I backup my Home folder from 32bit Linux, then install 64bit Linux, then copy my home folder back, will Home then be 64bit?
[05:06] <phong_> question: i saw alot of wine in the software ...which one should i choose?
[05:06] <spO> hi
[05:06] <meme21> elmo198: here we have people that wait for a question to be asked before they know if they can answer it :p
[05:07] <spO> what program do you guys use for AOL IM? do you use pidgin?
[05:07] <phong_> i saw alot of wine 1.1.37 in the list
[05:07] <fieldse> flannel: cool! very informative explanation.
[05:07] <phong_> which is the correct to install?
[05:07] <fieldse> shihan: What's your martial art?
[05:07] <phong_> help please
[05:07] <venport> Samba Question: They way i have my samba sever set right now i can't access a sub directory. Anyone know what i need to change in my smb.conf?
[05:07] <Shihan> fieldse, sitting on the couch ;)
[05:07] <Flannel> !wine | phong_
[05:07] <nanotube> spO: pidgin for me.
[05:07] <meme21> LinUx: it is not the folder itself that is 32 or 64 bit
[05:07] <elmo198> meme21:  I dont know how to ask the question, as I dont exactly know how to even say it right
[05:07] <kinja-sheep> LinUx: Sure -- Home is where all of your personal files (and configuration files) are usually kept.
[05:07] <dirtynerd> hey guys
[05:07] <fieldse> meme21: regarding shutdown shortcut - I don't know what shortcut is, but you can change settings for the shortcuts easily
[05:08] <Flannel> phong_: That wiki page will walk you through getting wine set up (you don't have to worry about finding the right version, just install from the repositories)
[05:08] <lacita> phong_: Go with the latest. (NOT BETA)
[05:08] <coz_> meme21,  mmm hold on
[05:08] <phong_> flannel, iti s in ubuntu synaptic package man
[05:08] <spO> what program do you guys use for AOL IM? do you use pidgin?
[05:08] <dirtynerd> just wondering about a replacement for the new software center in 9.10
[05:08] <fieldse> shihan: so what's w the name?
[05:08] <nanotube> spO: pidgin for me.
[05:08] <dirtynerd> its very basic any reccomendations?
[05:08] <scunizi> spO: yep
[05:08] <phong_> ij just dont know what to choose since there are alot in the list
[05:08] <LinUx> kinja-sheep, So backing up my home folder will be ok?
[05:08] <elmo198> I have these 2 hdd which are mirrored in LVM2 that were from a NAS box, now I want to read one of the drive on me linux system to back it up
[05:08] <coz_> meme21,  try this command     dbus-send --dest=org.gnome.SessionManager /org/gnome/SessionManager org.gnome.SessionManager.Shutdown
[05:08] <nanotube> dirtynerd: synaptic?
[05:08] <Fauntix> @_nik_: so for getting the 64-bit 9.1 would it easier to use the LiveUSB or download direct from the site?
[05:08] <Shihan> fieldse, i did use to do martial arts, its just a long time ago... but the name actually comes from when i use to race motorbikes (what my team manager called me)
[05:08] <phong_> come on man
[05:09] <fieldse> shihan: o_0
[05:09] <kinja-sheep> LinUx: Yes. You want to exclude few paths (.gvfs/ ; Trash Path ; and few things).
[05:09] <phong_> should i install the dummy package?
[05:09] <Flannel> phong_: "wine"  is the package you want
[05:09] <phong_> which is the corrrect one
[05:09] <kinja-sheep> LinUx: Thumbnails too!
[05:09] <dirtynerd> like the ubuntu software center used to have star rating and stuff
[05:09] <dirtynerd> now its basic as
[05:09] <dirtynerd> can i revert it back to the old 1
[05:10] <meme21> coz_: it still doesn't take focus
[05:10] <_nik_> fauntix: it depands on, what you prefer. the netinstall is a small image and downloads the aktual packages everytime you install ubuntu.
[05:10] <coz_> meme21,  mmm   not sure what the issue is then
[05:11] <meme21> coz_: okay, it takes focus for you does it?
[05:11] <Fauntix> @_nik_: which way is the fastest if say at the time of install i dont have internet
[05:11] <coz_> meme21,  it does yes
[05:11] <phong_> flannel , i got unresolved depdency
[05:11] <kinja-sheep> dirtynerd: I think stars are cool! Use sypathetic if it is bothering you that much.
[05:11] <_nik_> fauntix: on the other image the packages are included, but you have to download it manually
[05:11] <meme21> coz_: okay, thanks
[05:11] <coz_> guys I am tired so I am off to bed
[05:11] <coz_> meme21,  it could be I am too tired to think clearly
[05:11] <toastedmilk> Flannel, switch10: thanks!
[05:11] <dirtynerd> it doesnt bother mne
[05:11] <dirtynerd> i just wanna revert back
[05:12] <_nik_> fauntix: if you don't have internet you can't use the netinstallation
[05:12] <dirtynerd> ^r ..
[05:13] <kinja-sheep> dirtynerd: Find out what package it is -- and if it is different than software-center, then you could revert back. If it is same, just roll down the version numbers. Gotta find the name of that "package"
[05:13] <kcowolf> could anyone help me with an OpenSSH / Vino problem?
[05:13] <Fauntix> @_nik_: ok i understand now... last question... i have the old 8.04 (free 8.1 upgrade) disk that came with my 2008 ubuntu bible... can i install that and then upgrade to 9.1 or do i want a new disk with 9.1
[05:14] <Flannel> phong_: Please pastebin the output of `sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install wine` (pastebin is at paste.ubuntu.com, copy the output, paste it into the browser, hit "paste" and then give us the URL)
[05:15] <_nik_> fauntix: no, you can just update from one version to the next
[05:15] <rww> Fauntix: if you wanted to upgrade from 8.04 to 9.10, you'd need to do 8.04 -> 8.10 -> 9.04 -> 9.10, so getting a new disc would probably be a lot easier
[05:15] <Zng> Is there a shortcut key to force boot 9.10 without x server starting?
[05:15] <Zng> or something among those lines?
[05:15] <jguzikowski> is there a program to remove bad sectors on a hard drive in ubuntu?
[05:15] <Blue11> anyone know how to mount a sandisk fuse mp3 player?
[05:15] <needhelp> my ubuntu 8.10 wont boot for some reason and i cant figure out the reason cause i am on a laptop and the screen is cracked to the point where i can only view the top left part of the text
[05:15] <needhelp> can some 1 help me
[05:16] <scunizi> jguzikowski: fsck
[05:16] <needhelp> i am using an external monitor
[05:16] <Fauntix> @_niki_, rww: ok ill get the $45 2010 edition ubuntu bible since it will cover up to 10.4
[05:16] <hiexpo> New ATI Video Driver for Linux Supports Ubuntu 9.10
[05:16] <jguzikowski> scunizi: is that in the repos?
[05:16] <Fauntix> @channel: Night everyone
[05:16] <arghh2d2> Blue11: it doesnt show up in nautilus?
[05:17] <scunizi> jguzikowski: built in.. it auto runs every 28 boots or 6 mths whichever comes first.. you can force it to run on the next boot if you want
[05:17] <Blue11> arghh2d2: no
[05:17] <scunizi> !fsck | jguzikowski
[05:17] <Blue11> arghh2d2: hang on I'll post the info
[05:17] <kcowolf> I'm having a problem with Vino over an SSH tunnel -- I think I have the tunnel set up correctly, and I can SSH into the box fine, but when I try to connect the VNC viewer, it always says the "Connection closed" immediately
[05:17] <Blue11> !pastebin
[05:17] <hiexpo> http://news.softpedia.com/news/New-ATI-Video-Driver-for-Linux-Supports-Ubuntu-9-10-133331.shtml
[05:17] <jguzikowski> scunizi: i'm running a livecd, will that change anything?
[05:17] <phong_> http://paste.ubuntu.com/367304/
[05:18] <phong_> flannel: http://paste.ubuntu.com/367304/
[05:18] <dirtynerd> can anyone help me with giving perminant access permissions to my sata harddrive
[05:18] <Blue11> arghh2d2: http://paste.ubuntu.com/367306/
[05:18] <dirtynerd> so i dont have to enter a password everytime i want to listen to music
[05:18] <git__> anyone here have issue with acpi fan ?
[05:18] <scunizi> jguzikowski: yep.. you can tell it to run on boot but it won't remember .. in a terminal type "man fsck" for optional instructions..
[05:18] <Flannel> phong_: Please pastebin the output of `sudo apt-get update` as well, thanks
[05:18] <arghh2d2> dirtynerd: chmod
[05:18] <dirtynerd> chmod will work on a disk?
[05:19] <arghh2d2> dirtynerd: chmod and/or chown
[05:19] <dirtynerd> ok
[05:19] <dirtynerd> ill read my book about those things
[05:19] <dirtynerd> tyvm
[05:19] <Zng> !help
[05:19] <phong_> flannel: http://paste.ubuntu.com/367307/
[05:19] <yeason> I've got 2 sata drives plugged in, booted off of sda. when I enter fdisk -l /dev/sdb it lists there being a partition sdb1, but if I enter ls /dev it doesn't show up. I can't mount the partition... anyone have any ideas?
[05:20] <jguzikowski> so looks like i'm screwed here..hm..anyway to resize a partition with bad sectors then?
[05:20] <backburner_wine> anyone get backburner sucessfully working in wine?
[05:20] <scunizi> jguzikowski: is it a blank drive?
[05:20] <Zng> Is there a shortcut key to force boot 9.10 without x server starting?
[05:20] <arghh2d2> Blue11: what provoked all that info? i mean what command brought it about?
[05:20] <jguzikowski> no or else i would just wipe it
[05:21] <spO> anyone here use AOL IM?
[05:21] <jguzikowski> its got a windows 7 install on it, but fdisk doesn't work
[05:21] <Blue11> arghh2d2: dmsg and mtp-detect
[05:21] <phong_> flannel: i think i will do this: sudo apt-get build-dep wine
[05:21] <jguzikowski> spO: i do w hen not on linux
[05:21] <Flannel> phong_: That won't help you any.  Pastebin the output of sudo apt-get install wine1.2
[05:22] <phong_> i'm going to compile it
[05:22] <phong_> flannel; i will do compiling it
[05:22] <toastedmilk> how do I add a security key to a repository through the command line?
[05:22] <Flannel> phong_: There's *zero* reason to ever compile wine.
[05:22] <phong_> ok i'll do sudo thing then
[05:22] <scunizi> jguzikowski: you could install a dual boot setup and then run it.. you'll only need about 6gigs for the install.. probably less.. after that you can use windows to resize it's partition, reinstall again deleting the ubuntu partitions and recreating them in more appropriate sizes.
[05:22] <phong_> hold on
[05:22] <krysis> phong_: sudo apt-get install wine
[05:22] <phong_> krysis: but i want latest wine 1.1.37
[05:22] <Flannel> krysis: We're working on that (has errors), but thanks :)
[05:23] <phong_> for x64
[05:23] <Flannel> phong_: You want to add the winehq repository then
[05:23] <git__> can i use wine to flash my laptop bios?
[05:23] <krysis> ah ic sorry :o
[05:23] <arghh2d2> Blue11: try unplugging it then ls /dev/  then plug it back in, wait a sec, and run ls /dev again and see if theres a new device listed, usually like sda or sdb or hda or hdb maybe
[05:23] <Flannel> phong_: Like I said, zero reason (even if you want a newer wine).  Use the winehq repository
[05:23] <phong_> what do u meant repository
[05:23] <Flannel> phong_: http://www.winehq.org/download/deb
[05:23] <jguzikowski> scunizi: how would i install a dual boot setup? thats what ive been trying to do :P
[05:24] <PFA> yo, how do i permanently disable the gnome battery monitor thingy?
[05:24] <jleeperry> hey, is it possible to install windows 7 over ubuntu, or do I have to install 7 then reinstall ubuntu?
[05:24] <phong_> yes i did that
[05:24] <Flannel> phong_: The wine people keep an updated version of wine available for you to use, so you don't have to go about compiling it.
[05:24] <scunizi> !dualboot | jguzikowski
[05:24] <phong_> but when i go to software ...i saw alot of 1.1.37
[05:24] <toastedmilk> jleeperry, partition your hard drive and have both
[05:24] <krysis> jguzikowski: you can do dual boot when you install ubuntu, during installation you can pick to install ubuntu "side by side" with windows
[05:24] <phong_> krysis: i just dont know which to choose
[05:24] <Blue11> arghh2d2: okay
[05:24] <jleeperry> Okay. Using...gparted?
[05:25] <jguzikowski> krysis, scunizi: that 'side by side' never showed up..i think it may be because i have bad sectors
[05:25] <krysis> phong_:  if the wine isn't in the repositories for ubuntu i would stick with the ubuntu version just for stability sake
[05:25] <toastedmilk> jleeperry, yes, use gparted with a live cd in
[05:25] <Blue11> arghh2d2: whoa that's a lot of output
[05:25] <dirtynerd> what would be the best choice of filesystem for my sata HDD so I can have movies on both windows and ubuntu (Dualbooting)
[05:25] <toastedmilk> jleeperry, you can't partition your hard drive while you use it
[05:25] <jleeperry> Because I've got winxp installed, but I can't get it to recognize any of my networking stuff.
[05:25] <phong_> krysis: i do see 1.1.37
[05:25] <Flannel> phong_: I'm not sure you did, I don't see a wine doohickey in your package cache.
[05:25] <jleeperry> So no internet.
[05:25] <krysis> jguzikowski:  first screen is language, then its time zone, the third screen is the partitioning, you never saw the topmost option "Side by side"?
[05:25] <jleeperry> I just want itunes :(
[05:25] <Flannel> phong_: Please pastebin the output of this: apt-cache policy wine wine1.2
[05:25] <arghh2d2> Blue11: look for a differnce in the hd and sd areas
[05:25] <toastedmilk> jleeperry, ...just use the live cd
[05:25] <jguzikowski> krysis: let me reload the install back up to double check now, be right back
[05:26] <jleeperry> Okay, I know how to do that then.
[05:26] <krysis> ok jguzikowski
[05:26] <toastedmilk> jleeperry, yeah it's pretty easy.  also check the dual boot documentation at ubuntu
[05:26] <Blue11> arghh2d2: i think I will put output to files and then run diff
[05:26] <jleeperry> Okay. Thanks much :)
[05:26] <jguzikowski> okay language, now time zone
[05:26] <jguzikowski> now keyboard
[05:27] <dirtynerd> what would be the best choice of filesystem for my sata HDD so I can have movies on both windows and ubuntu (Dualbooting)
[05:27] <jleeperry> I just installed uiftoiso...where is it?
[05:27] <scunizi> dirtynerd: ext3.. there's a driver for windows to read ext3..
[05:27] <dirtynerd> thanks
[05:27] <jguzikowski> Erese and use the entire disk or Specify partitions manually (Advanced)
[05:27] <Flannel> jleeperry: That's a package name? or what?
[05:27] <Blue11> arghh2d2: diff output:  23a24
[05:27] <Blue11> > libmtp-1-6
[05:27] <jguzikowski> Are my options
[05:27] <jleeperry> it is.
[05:27] <IdleOne> Flannel: uif2iso yes
[05:27] <tomtom2> does Ubuntu cloud support paravirtulization?
[05:27] <tomtom2> or is it hardware virtulization only?
[05:27] <Flannel> jleeperry: dpkg -L uiftoiso | grep bin
[05:27] <jleeperry> What the hell?
[05:28] <itsme1897> How can I make my USB mouse and keyboard work under Ubuntu 9.10?
[05:28] <Flannel> jleeperry: That'll show you the files that contain "bin" from that package (likely the ones you want)
[05:28] <kinol> .
[05:28] <scunizi> krysis: see jguzikowski 's posts above.. jguzikowski you need to use krysis 's nick to highlight on his end or your posts are lost in the noise
[05:28] <jguzikowski> sorry i often forget lol
[05:28] <toastedmilk> how do I add a security key to a repository through the command line?
[05:29] <breinera> on what channel should I ask about how to package a personal python application
[05:29] <jguzikowski> krysis: should i take a screenshot of my step 4
[05:29] <jleeperry> Okay, thank you :)
[05:29] <Daughain> Is there a repo for virtualbox?
[05:29] <phong_> flannel: http://paste.ubuntu.com/367311/
[05:29] <krysis> yes show me a screenshot
[05:29] <kcowolf> If anyone would know how to diagnose a problem I'm having trying to connect to Vino through an SSH tunnel, please let me know.  I can SSH into my box fine, and I think the tunnel is set up correctly, but the connection always closes immediately.
[05:29] <arghh2d2> Blue11: i googled it and it looks like you might need to use the mtp plugin with rhythmbox, have you tried that?
[05:29] <O__o> \j #math
[05:29] <kinol> can one encrypt a networked drive?
[05:29] <itsme1897> My USB keyboard and Mouse are now working under Ubuntu 9.10, Please help?
[05:30] <Maz3Mike> Has anybody ever used usbmount?
[05:30] <jleeperry> blah, it was uif2iso...oops
[05:30] <phong_> krysis: http://paste.ubuntu.com/367311/
[05:30] <phong_> now what?
[05:30] <toastedmilk> itsme1897, ..lol
[05:30] <JFo> breinera, you could ask about packaging in the MOTU channel
[05:30] <breinera> JFo: thanks
[05:30] <JFo> np
[05:30] <toastedmilk> itsme1897, umm..how did you upgrade to 9.10?
[05:30] <O__o> how come I cant join #math ?
[05:30] <jleeperry> The output ISO,CUE/BIN,MDS/MDS,CCD,NRG extension is choosed by this tool
[05:30] <Blue11> arghh2d2: well no -- this sorta was a show stopper for me:  Feb  1 20:44:04 Homer kernel: [360360.004490] scsi 14:0:0:0: Device offlined - not ready after error recovery
[05:30] <jleeperry> Hahaha....someone forgot basic grammar.
[05:30] <Flannel> phong_: Alright.  Please pastebin the output of `sudo apt-get install wine1.2`
[05:31] <JFo> breinera, there was also a class recently on packaging
[05:31] <jleeperry> Though that was rude of me :|
[05:31] <toastedmilk> 0__o, you do not have the skills necessary
[05:31] <JFo> let me see if I can find it
[05:31] <Flannel> O__o: You're not identified
[05:31] <breinera> JFo: I followed that and I had an additional question
[05:31] <itsme1897> toastedmilk: I am using my old keyboard and mouse now
[05:31] <phong_> is it going to install wine 1.2?
[05:31] <JFo> breinera, ah, I see
[05:31] <O__o> ???
[05:31] <phong_> i thought it is 1.1.37
[05:31] <toastedmilk> itsme1897, sorry, it's just kinda funny
[05:31] <O__o> Flannel, what do u mean?
[05:31] <jguzikowski> krysis scunizi: http://imgur.com/LneOd.png
[05:31] <Flannel> phong_: It will install 1.1.37, the package name is wine1.2
[05:31] <krysis> http://www.winehq.org/download/deb
[05:31] <phong_> oh
[05:31] <arghh2d2> Blue11: you could also try: mkdir ~/fuze && sudo mount /dev/libmtp-1-6 ~/fuze
[05:32] <krysis> phong_:  do that
[05:32] <toastedmilk> itsme1897, Did you have jaunty before karmic? what were you using previous to 9.10?
[05:32] <phong_> yeah it installs now
[05:32] <krysis> ah thats interesting jguzikowski
[05:32] <Flannel> !register | O__o
[05:32] <breinera> JFo: I can package all the python files and create a deb, but it is not including two images that the program needs
[05:32] <JFo> breinera, the motu's should be able to answer your questions
[05:32] <krysis> ok follow my steps
[05:32] <phong_> i could have done that in the software....
[05:32] <JFo> breinera, what files?
[05:32] <JFo> errr images
[05:32] <phong_> u could have told me just choose wine1.2
[05:32] <jguzikowski> krysis: not what you were expecting? :P
[05:32] <O__o> Flannel, i can join #math like month ago
[05:32] <breinera> one
[05:32] <krysis> jguzikowski:  go to system > administrator > gparted
[05:33] <Flannel> phong_: I was assuming it would give you an error message (and the command line gives more verbose errors)
[05:33] <krysis> jguzikowski:  yeah not what i was expecting :P maybe xubuntu is different?
[05:33] <phong_> oh
[05:33] <itsme1897> toastedmilk: I bought a new USB keyboard and mouse yesterday and my ubuntu 9.10 is a fresh install
[05:33] <Flannel> O__o: Yes, now you need to be registered.
[05:33] <Santisnight> I'm having a rather serious audio issue. It seems that the audio is suddenly slowed down, and the pitch drops horridly. I have no clue whats going on, it used to ahppen for short periods of time, but now it seems to stick around. I have yet to restart to see if that would just reset it, but i know that will not permanently fix the issue. any suggestions?
[05:33] <krysis> usually ubuntu gives u that option, it doesnt check for bad blocks
[05:33] <O__o> Flannel, why? this is gay
[05:33] <toastedmilk> itsme1897, have you tried them in various usb ports?
[05:33] <jguzikowski> krysis: have gparted open
[05:33] <Flannel> O__o: Ask the math people, not me.
[05:33] <jguzikowski> krysis: think my options may be limited bc of bad sectors
[05:33] <phong_> flannel: i see wine install under Applications->Wine
[05:33] <phong_> ;)
[05:33] <Flannel> O__o: This is #ubuntu, please stop being offtopic, thanks.
[05:33] <scunizi> Santisnight: killall pulseaudio
[05:33] <toastedmilk> O__o, lol
[05:34] <itsme1897> toastedmilk:  Yes and its working under Windows in same computer
[05:34] <krysis> well im not sure if sectors will effect it, if anything they will be blacklisted and ignored
[05:34] <phong_> flannel: we hit the bullsize?
[05:34] <arghh2d2> O__o: stop it
[05:34] <krysis> let me install gparted so i can follow along with you
[05:34] <Flannel> phong_: What?
[05:34] <rumpsy> itsme1897: Are you there?
[05:34] <phong_> Flannel: i think u're the man,, nice man
[05:34] <jguzikowski> thanks krysis :)
[05:34] <breinera> JFo: one image for a background and another custom image and the example provided didn't handle how to include non-python files
[05:34] <krysis> anything to help out :)
[05:34] <itsme1897> rumpsy: Yes
[05:34] <Flannel> phong_: Glad to help
[05:34] <rumpsy> itsme1897: What is your problem?
[05:34] <phong_> yeah
[05:35] <toastedmilk> itsme1897, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1323640
[05:35] <rumpsy> itsme1897: problem cleared?
[05:35] <itsme1897> rumpsy: My USB keyboard and Mouse is not working in ubuntu 9.10
[05:35] <toastedmilk> how do I add a security key to a repository through the command line?
[05:35] <phong_> ok flannel: do i install windows app. just like in windows ?
[05:35] <Santisnight> scunizi,  cool, now is this a permanent fix? or if the issue occurs again is there something i can do to stop it for good?
[05:35] <krysis> ok jguzikowski, lets see, you should see one very small partition to the very left and one large one with windows 7 yes?
[05:35] <itsme1897> rumpsy: No
[05:35] <phong_> like double click .exe file?
[05:35] <jguzikowski> krysis: yup
[05:35] <JFo> breinera, I see. I'll have to defer to the motu
[05:35] <Flannel> !wine | phong_
[05:35] <phong_> ok
[05:35] <krysis> jguzikowski:  none of them are mounted correct?
[05:35] <Flannel> phong_: That wiki page will walk you through it (but yeah, basically)
[05:35] <rumpsy> itsme1897: try to reconfigure it
[05:36] <JFo> sorry I couldn't help more bre
[05:36] <JFo> err breinera
[05:36] <O__o> Flannel, what was the command again?
[05:36] <HomeBoy> Can a 32bit Installation be upgraded to 64bit "in situ"?
[05:36] <jguzikowski> krysis: erm, dont think so
[05:36] <Flannel> O__o: /msg nickserv help register
[05:36] <breinera> JFo: np thanks for pointing me in the right direction
[05:36] <itsme1897> rumpsy: how?
[05:36] <phong_> flannel: thanks, have a drink of wine with me?
[05:36] <toastedmilk> HomeBoy, ..situ?
[05:36] <krysis> jguzikowski:  to check just right click on the windows 7 and if you see "Unmount" option enabled its mounted, just click on that to unmount it, otherwise follow the next steps:
[05:36] <Flannel> HomeBoy: Nope, that unfortunately requires a reinstall
[05:36] <scunizi> Santisnight: not sure.. sound is a funny thing.. there's lots going on there.. pulseaudio is the sound server and proper operation depends on the sound card, driver, and pulseaudio which is still under heavy development
[05:36] <JFo> breinera, my pleasure
[05:36] <HomeBoy> toastedmilk, "in Place"
[05:36] <krysis> jguzikowski: right click on windows 7, do a "resize/move"
[05:37] <phong_> krysis: want some wine?
[05:37] <toastedmilk> HomeBoy, yeah, no.  sorry!
[05:37] <IdleOne> !ot | phong_
[05:37] <jguzikowski> krysis: unmount is greyed out so nope
[05:37] <scunizi> Santisnight: could have been something you ran that got stuck.. so to speak
[05:37] <krysis> on the next window you will be able to drag the "rectangle" from the very right to towards the left, this will resize the partition, for windows 7 i recomend at most 20 gigabytes because its not very friendly with resizing
[05:37] <HomeBoy> toastedmilk, Flannel, k, thanks
[05:37] <krysis> phong_:  no thanks, im going to sleep soon :P
[05:37] <Santisnight> scunizi,  but if it occurs again, just killall ? (im glad that it's the drivers because i allready lost my right speaker
[05:37] <switch10> mouse clicks and keyboard are not registering in vinegre vnc.  any ideas?
[05:38] <scunizi> Santisnight: yep..
[05:38] <Blue11> arghh2d2: the hokey pokey solution -- http://kb.sandisk.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/61  BUT it does work - 2 hands needed!
[05:38] <rumpsy> itsme1897: type this is terminal, without quotes, sudo gedit /etc/default grub
[05:38] <Santisnight> scunizi,  by the by, you wouldn't happen to know how to switch the sound so it will work off of mono on my leftover left speaker?
[05:39] <krysis> jguzikowski:  u understand my directions?
[05:39] <jguzikowski> krysis: when i drag nothing happens
[05:39] <krysis> hrm... this is odd... though not suprising
[05:39] <jguzikowski> the 'rezie/move' button is also permanently greyed out
[05:39] <kinol> can one encrypt a networked drive?
[05:39] <bullgard> How can I navigate between several tabs in Tilda  using the keyboard?
[05:39] <krysis> you'll have to resize in windows 7
[05:39] <rumpsy> itsme1897: And update, the line, GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash" , to this,
[05:39] <rumpsy> GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash locale=fr_FR i8042.reset".
[05:39] <krysis> though i forget the exact directions..
[05:40] <scunizi> Santisnight: if you double click the little speaker icon up by the clock you'll get the mixer.. there may be an option there to move all the sound to one side or even toggle it into mono mode.
[05:40] <jguzikowski> krysis: i think i may have foud a fix..aparently i can check and repair file system
[05:40] <jguzikowski> will that get rid of my bad sectors?
[05:40] <itsme1897> rumpsy: done
[05:40] <phong_> krysis: how to make wine open as default with .exe
[05:40] <rumpsy> itsme, then use, this, "sudo update-grub"
[05:40] <krysis> jguzikowski: windows 7 doesnt play nice with other systems, you'll have to resize through windows 7
[05:40] <phong_> krysis: i want to open .exe file when i double click on it associate with wine
[05:40] <arghh2d2> Blue11: nice
[05:40] <rumpsy> itsme1897: restart your system, then, after editing those lines in grub
[05:40] <krysis> phong_: right click on any .exe, then go to properties, then go to "open with" and pick windows emulation layer"
[05:40] <krysis> or something
[05:40] <HomeBoy> I'm having a problem with my "conky" on the desktop. It keeps changeing position on the screen every minute or so?
[05:41] <Blue11> arghh2d2: heh  -- it's a 2 handed operation for sure - but it did mount
[05:41] <krysis> jguzikowski: u get my link?
[05:41] <phong_> krysis;  i know, but i want it by default
[05:41] <ruby_on_tails> my num pad doesn't work, it moves the mouse
[05:41] <scunizi> phong_: nope.. in terminal I think you type wine <filename.exe> but krysis 's solution might also work
[05:41] <phong_> currently it is default with archieve
[05:41] <ruby_on_tails> I did something to it I guess
[05:41] <ruby_on_tails> how can I get it back working ?
[05:41] <krysis> phong_: ...
[05:41] <jguzikowski> krysis: i dont think so but im going to try this repair
[05:41] <ruby_on_tails> switching the num pad on/off doesn't work
[05:41] <phong_> krysis: when i open .exe , it use default archieve manager
[05:41] <arghh2d2> Blue11: as long as the cat gets skinned, all that matters
[05:41] <krysis> right click on exe phong_, then go to properties, then on the "open with" tab, click on the wiine
[05:42] <krysis> you have to go into properties phong_
[05:42] <ruby_on_tails> oh it works
[05:42] <phong_> ok
[05:42] <krysis> to set as default
[05:42] <ruby_on_tails> shift+num
[05:42] <O__o> hello?
[05:42] <Blue11> arghh2d2: well it's steller transfer rate of 2.6 meg/sec
[05:42] <Santisnight> scunizi,  well I've done the 'all on the left' option, but certain songs are stereo (meaning i only get half the song played if i only have one speaker) i wanna be able to hear both halves on one, if thats possible without screwing with the song itself.
[05:42] <itsme1897> rumpsy: ok thanks and I will restart now
[05:42] <krysis> jguzikowski: im almost positive that you'll have to shrink from windows7, i've had problems with shrinking from gparted with windows systems
[05:42] <phong_> krysis: u're super dupper
[05:42] <phong_> krysis: nice
[05:42] <krysis> phong_: your very welcome
[05:42] <Santisnight> scunizi,  and the 'mono' options i tried completly muted me.
[05:43] <phong_> ok krysis: will i run any windows app?
[05:43] <phong_> or just the specific one?
[05:43] <krysis> almost any phong_, the 3D wont be very well
[05:43] <krysis> winehq.org will tell you what apps you can run phong_
[05:43] <phong_> ah, that meant no games for it
[05:43] <scunizi> Santisnight: try unplugging and plugging in the connection to the speakers a few times just to check for a bad connection
[05:43] <Santisnight> phong_,  ... Reboot?
[05:43] <jguzikowski> krysis: okay i guess ill have to do that thanks krysis
[05:43] <krysis> Ok
[05:43] <phong_> i heard that 1.1.37 will support DX10
[05:43] <krysis> jguzikowski:  wait
[05:43] <O__o> how come i am ban on some channel?
[05:43] <krysis> jguzikowski:  do this: http://www.killertechtips.com/2009/05/05/how-to-resize-partitions-in-windows-7/
[05:44] <krysis> then come back to partition
[05:44] <FloodBot2> krysis: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:44] <jguzikowski> krysis: other than remembered settings is there any advantage to not running from livecd?
[05:44] <IdleOne> O__o: ask in #freenode
[05:44] <krysis> jguzikowski:  see if it will let you do side by side after you shrink, if not you have to do it manually
[05:44] <Santisnight> scunizi,  with it on mono?
[05:44] <krysis> jguzikowski:  well you can create a usb startup and use that with saved settings, but otherwise the biggest advantage is using ubuntu as a native system
[05:44] <codeswing> What is VPN client for IPSec/L2Tp type VPN for Ubuntu?
[05:44] <IdleOne> jguzikowski: better performance
[05:45] <scunizi> Santisnight: no stereo to see if it work
[05:45] <scunizi> s
[05:45] <jguzikowski> i just don't see how this could get faster lol, i'm running xubuntu
[05:45] <jguzikowski> its flying
[05:45] <jguzikowski> whatever ill just try resizing in windows 7 :)
[05:45] <krysis> jguzikowski: USB will be great performance as well, because of its transfer rate, and can let you save files, but i can't show you how to do this at the moment
[05:45] <jguzikowski> krysis: okay i'm gonna come back in here after rebooting in windows 7 so ill need that link again lol
[05:45] <krysis> hrm..
[05:45] <HomeBoy> What is "flooding" and how does one  not do it?
[05:45] <krysis> jguzikowski:  copy and paste http://www.killertechtips.com/2009/05/05/how-to-resize-partitions-in-windows-7/ to a text file
[05:46] <krysis> and save it on your windows partition
[05:46] <krysis> i gotta go sleep O.o
[05:46] <phong_> sudo reboot?
[05:46] <krysis> got tests tomorrow
[05:46] <FloodBot2> krysis: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:46] <Santisnight> scunizi,  uhm... Ok, fairly certain that wouldn't matter in the 'half songs' situation...
[05:46] <jguzikowski> oh thats smart, okay thanks krysis
[05:46] <jguzikowski> good luck on your tests :)
[05:46] <phong_> krysis is the best
[05:46] <krysis> lol your welcome, and you too :P i'll try and be on tomorrow as well
[05:46] <krysis> goodnight everyone, hope your ubuntu adventure are prosperous!
[05:46] <phong_> i think we should pay krysis
[05:46] <jguzikowski> need to get to sleep for classes myself D:
[05:46] <phong_> we all need to write a check to krysis
[05:47] <jguzikowski> phong_: will you cover my tab?
[05:47] <krysis> lmao
[05:47] <krysis> maybe i should start a paypal donation :P
[05:47] <jguzikowski> :)
[05:47] <phong_> each of us give $5 would still help alot
[05:47] <mrp> should i use 64 or 32 bit for a virtual machine?
[05:47] <krysis> definately with college yeah o.o
[05:47] <elmo198>
[05:47] <krysis> mrp:  32 should be more stable
[05:47] <jguzikowski> hofsta here :)
[05:47] <Santisnight> phong_,  actually i was wondering if your name came from this stupid cartoon called reboot. i was a touch offtopic but its just one of those things.
[05:47] <orizon>
[05:48] <scunizi> mrp: if you're running a 32 bit machine you can only vm a 32 bit machine
[05:48] <jguzikowski> hofstra
[05:48] <krysis> mrp:  plus your virtualbox will be running off of a 64 bit system so it will be fast in the first place
[05:48] <jguzikowski> okay im gonna reboot now, good luck and thank you again krysis
[05:48] <krysis> your very welcome jguzikowski i'll talk to you anytime u need more help :P
[05:48] <krysis> im out
[05:48] <phong_> santisnight, u're being funny
[05:48] <Santisnight> phong_,  yes, i guess.
[05:49] <phong_> hey krysis: when people type my nickname it trigger red?
[05:49] <phong_> this is cool
[05:49] <phong_> let me try myself  phong_
[05:49] <Blue11> arghh2d2: wow the hokey pokey worked!
[05:49] <phong_> :)
[05:50] <scunizi> phong_: is so you know they are talking to you.. and when you're talking to whoever use their nick to do the same on their end
[05:50] <toastedmilk> Santisnight, Reboot is awesome!!
[05:50] <Santisnight> toastedmilk,  i know right? :D
[05:50] <codeswing> What is VPN client for IPSec/L2Tp type VPN for Ubuntu?
[05:50] <phong_> i dont understand why reboot is quicker then the boot up
[05:51] <phong_> i shut down my computer in less then 3 secs while take it so much time to load into window
[05:52] <toastedmilk> Hey does anyone know the terminal command/sources.list syntax for repository keys?
[05:52] <rumpsy> because it needs some times to start services at boot, during shutdow, most of the are at rest, so its easy and act fast to shutdown
[05:52] <tyler_d> I cannot get synaptic to work after installing fingerprint reader -- thomson on 9.10.... anyone hep me please?
[05:53] <rumpsy> because it needs some times to start services at boot, during shutdow, most of the services are at rest, so its easy and act fast to shutdown
[05:53] <TomV-415> How can i move my /home (and all the files there) to a new (bigger) partition?  (/dev/sda8) which is an ext3 format?
[05:53] <Santisnight> scunizi,  As i had suspected, no dice with the unplug.plug the speaker connection. did i mention i only have the left speaker?  the right one broke :T
[05:53] <rumpsy> TomV-415: cut paste
[05:53] <IdleOne> !separatehom
[05:53] <IdleOne> !separatehome
[05:54] <phong_> does ubuntu handle SLI?
[05:54] <phong_> or crossfile
[05:54] <scunizi> Santisnight: you didn't mention that specifically.. DOH! .. time for new speakers..
[05:54] <phong_> i have 3 x GTX 285 installed
[05:54] <scunizi> Santisnight: gotta run.. good luck..
[05:55] <Santisnight> scunizi, k
[05:55] <Santisnight> :T
[05:55] <wevlop> hi, i have a external USB web cam attached to my laptop. I found a application "Cheese" that detects the camera & lets me take photos/videos. How do i make Skype detect it?
[05:55] <wevlop> will it help if i can get the windows XP driver?
[05:56] <Santisnight> anyone know how to get stereo songs to play BOTH left and right sides on just the left speaker? (my right broke, and im a cheap bastard)
[05:56] <toastedmilk> wevlop, no, it won't help to get the windows driver.
[05:56] <phong_> question: how do i make my terminal promt to start with  >      instead of user@computer name
[05:57] <toastedmilk> Santisnight, do you have pulse audio?
[05:57] <Santisnight> toastedmilk,  yeah
[05:57] <toastedmilk> phong_, erm..you don't
[05:57] <wevlop> toastedmilk, so what are my options? I see skype showing which device it is, /dev/video0 that is
[05:57] <wevlop> but test does not do it
[05:57] <toastedmilk> Santisnight, did you try fiddling around with it, haha
[05:57] <phong_> toastedmilk???
[05:57] <phong_> toastedmilk i ask how to make my teminal prompt to always have  >
[05:58] <toastedmilk> phong_, I mean, maybe it is, it'll be in the ubuntu documentation, but I'm pretty sure that's there to stay
[05:58] <Santisnight> toastedmilk,  yeah, all of my left to right side sound adjustments are all to the left, and switching to mono mutes me :T
[05:58] <toastedmilk> Santisnight, weaksauce. :\
[05:58] <toastedmilk> wevlop, hold on imma check out a few things
[05:59] <Santisnight> toastedmilk,  mmindeed.
[05:59] <tyler_d> I cannot get synaptic to work after installing fingerprint reader -- thomson on 9.10.... anyone hep me please?
[06:01] <Santisnight> toastedmilk,  so... ideas?
[06:01] <toastedmilk> wevlop, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SkypeWebCams
[06:01] <Xpistos> I have an NTFS drive that I want to convert to ext4, but I am not sure of the command. I think it should be something like "mkfs -c -t ext4 /dev/sdbX" as it is not the primary drive. I am not sure how to also give the drive a label as "data: Can some give me a hand?
[06:01] <wevlop> toastedmilk, thank you :)
[06:02] <toastedmilk> Santisnight, what is it? Alsa or Oss?
[06:02] <Santisnight> toastedmilk,  imma say ALSA
[06:03] <toastedmilk> Santisnight, lol, one second
[06:03] <Santisnight> kk
[06:03] <pawan> hi
[06:04] <pawan> what is ubuntu netbook remix
[06:06] <toastedmilk> Santisnight, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=783222 this may help
[06:06] <Severity1> uhmmm has anyone seen ritesh?
[06:06] <Santisnight> thanks
[06:06] <wevlop> toastedmilk, yeah i did myself no good by buying a local made web cam
[06:06] <wevlop> though it works in the "Cheese" application but ... :)
[06:08] <mohhoh> hi i have a new install i was setting it up and installed a few things. now when i boot comp i get to the login screen i click my uesrname adn pasword. then the boot sound comes up but i am still stuck pon the broen bootloader screen. and i cant get in.
[06:09] <mohhoh> broen = brown
[06:09] <wevlop> toastedmilk, oh yeah! if i start Skype from terminal like mentioned in that doc, it works!! Now how do i make this permanent? like can i make a shortcut icon?
[06:10] <blake> i have installed ubuntu many times before on this machine, but it just hangs on install this time. i verified the integrity of the disk and have tried disabling acpi (which i never had to do before) any ideas?
[06:10] <phong_> toastedmilk; u there?
[06:10] <toastedmilk> phong_, huh?
[06:10] <mohhoh> wevlop: when you install slype application its in the menu under internet right
[06:10] <phong_> toastedmilk: this is what i do:    in ~./bashrc   i add line    export PS1="> "
[06:10] <phong_> then do source it works man
[06:10] <wevlop> mohhoh, yes
[06:10] <mohhoh> slype = skype
[06:10] <toastedmilk> phong_, nice!
[06:11] <phong_> u see
[06:11] <phong_> haha
[06:11] <mohhoh> click on that and you can login to skype
[06:11] <phong_> i'm cool huh?
[06:11] <toastedmilk> phong_, but you found that in the docs, right?
[06:11] <phong_> yes sir!
[06:11] <phong_> ;)
[06:11] <blake> i have installed ubuntu many times before on this machine, but it just hangs on install this time. i verified the integrity of the disk and have tried disabling acpi (which i never had to do before) any ideas?
[06:11] <mohhoh> wevlop: click on that and you can login to skype
[06:11] <wevlop> mohhoh, actually clicking on that it does not detect my web cam, if  i launch from terminal using this LD_PRELOAD=/usr/lib/libv4l/v4l1compat.so skype then my web cam works
[06:11] <toastedmilk> phong_, that's what I'm saying about man pages!  That's how you learn the terminal =D  Good 'ol trial and error
[06:11] <wevlop> mohhoh, so may be i can make this a application launcher or something?
[06:12] <toastedmilk> wevlop, you can write a script
[06:12] <phong_> toastedmilk;  u know why i hate the \u@\H
[06:12] <mohhoh> wevlop: thats crazy wonder y that is.
[06:12] <phong_> too long
[06:12] <wevlop> toastedmilk, i can?
[06:12] <toastedmilk> phong_, why?
[06:12] <yeason> I have two hard drives that are suddenly showing up as being in a raid array despite not being in one for a month or so... any ideas on how I can fix this?
[06:12] <phong_> \u user
[06:12] <phong_> @ then \H compuer name
[06:12] <mohhoh> phong_: \u@\H = ???
[06:12] <blake> i have installed ubuntu many times before on this machine, but it just hangs on install this time. i verified the integrity of the disk and have tried disabling acpi (which i never had to do before) any ideas?
[06:12] <wevlop> what is this Custom Application Launcher then?
[06:12] <phong_> haha
[06:12] <mohhoh> hi i have a new install i was setting it up and installed a few things. now when i boot comp i get to the login screen i click my uesrname adn pasword. then the boot sound comes up but i am still stuck pon the broen bootloader screen. and i cant get in.
[06:12] <phong_> nevermine
[06:12] <toastedmilk> wevlop, yeah.
[06:13] <toastedmilk> phong_, changing it certainly increases security
[06:13] <phong_> mohhoh: export PS1="\u@\H > "
[06:13] <hyperstream> Im looking for a tutorial/guide that will allow me to setup my Ubuntu box as a network share, i know samba does this , but ive been having huge drama's with making it not ask for a password etc, (LIKE windows to windows share) any suggestions
[06:13] <mohhoh> wevlop: what custom applauncher. right click on the menu tehn you can edit it from there
[06:13] <phong_> i prefer make it short
[06:13] <blake> i have installed ubuntu many times before on this machine, but it just hangs on install this time. i verified the integrity of the disk and have tried disabling acpi (which i never had to do before) any ideas?
[06:14] <mohhoh> phong_: ps1=playstation 1
[06:14] <hylian> is there a way to get the system time to be 12 hour? not the clock, but the time you get when you type date in konsole.
[06:14] <mohhoh> hyperstream: share with what exactly
[06:15] <blake> i have installed ubuntu many times before on this machine, but it just hangs on install this time. i verified the integrity of the disk and have tried disabling acpi (which i never had to do before) any ideas?
[06:15] <bullgard> How can I navigate between several tabs in Tilda  using the keyboard?
[06:15] <hyperstream> mohhoh, i want to share my documents/music/movies and so forth, so my father and sister can access the files, they use windows xp
[06:15] <toastedmilk> Hey does anyone know the terminal command/sources.list syntax for repository keys?
[06:15] <mohhoh> !ask | blake
[06:16] <hylian> !date
[06:16] <blake> i did ask the question
[06:16] <blake> retard
[06:16] <mohhoh> blake: also dont repeat thats spam or flooding
[06:16] <om26er> blake, ?
[06:16] <IdleOne> !attitude | blake
[06:16] <hyperstream> !repeat | blake
[06:16] <rumpsy> blake: Check your CDROM device
[06:17] <hylian> hey blake sounds like a very strange problem, ubuntu has never installed properly, or just now it isnt?
[06:17] <blake> sorry, but a special few morons are scrolling the chat with crap unrelated to ubuntu
[06:17] <blake> making my question unreadable
[06:17] <hyperstream> blake, still no excuse, i read it twice. i dont know the answer.
[06:17] <IdleOne> blake: please stop name calling. makes us not want to help you
[06:17] <hylian> !date
[06:18] <hyperstream> blake, if you dont like it /part #Ubuntu and use google.
[06:18] <IdleOne> hylian: man date in terminal
[06:18] <IdleOne> hyperstream: drop it please
[06:18] <blake> perhaps you should part for being complete off topic
[06:18] <blake> !offtopic | IdleOne
[06:18] <mohhoh> hyperstream: did you try looking on google
[06:18] <rumpsy> blake: you can, check the CDROM, agian !
[06:19] <hylian> i tried that, it was no help. there is a command fr date that makes it print 12 hour, but only once. i want system time to be 12 hour not 24 (not the clock, i can change that.)
[06:19] <toastedmilk> hylian, have you checked for documentation on that?
[06:19]  * om26er wonders whats happenign
[06:19] <Damascene> Hello, http://www.ubuntu.com/testing/lucid/alpha2 says that UNR is KDE base now. is that right?
[06:19] <hyperstream> mohhoh, roughly 3-4 hours yes ?
[06:19] <IdleOne> blake: I am trying to diffuse a situation here, that you have started btw but I see that you rather argue then try and get help.
[06:19] <mezquitale> what login mechanism would someone recommend?  something like active directory for ubuntu
[06:19] <hyperstream> IdleOne, just drop it.
[06:20] <hylian> yeah, but i have to admit, i dont readily understand unix-linux's flag system.
[06:20]  * IdleOne goes to bed
[06:20] <mohhoh> hyperstream: you also need to have a shared hdd or shared DATA partition that is fat 23 i think hold on i'll take a look
[06:20] <om26er> IdleOne, we need you :)
[06:20] <hyperstream> mohhoh, that would make sense, i think it maybe NTFS :(, let me double check that
[06:20] <toastedmilk> hylian, good 'ol learnin' time, unless you can find a pre-written script
[06:21] <mohhoh> hyperstream: you can get ubuntu to mount ntfs. not sure about windows
[06:21] <wevlop> toastedmilk, you sir are awesome! i now officially love you [and myself], hereby i successfully wrote my first linux script to run Skype with video !!
[06:21] <hylian> printing 12 hour time with the date command is as easy as date +"%r" however, this is a one time request. i want to make it so everytime i "date" it's 12 hour, not that bullhonkey 24 hour. i do some records keeping, and like kwrite's ability to use the system's time date stemp. (f7, then type date)
[06:21] <congtuphunui_ple> jfhgkj
[06:21] <congtuphunui_ple> fdkbnks
[06:21] <congtuphunui_ple> jfb
[06:21] <congtuphunui_ple> duoc thuifd
[06:21] <FloodBot2> congtuphunui_ple: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:22] <toastedmilk> wevlop, congratulations! Now just think of what else you could do with scripts!!
[06:22] <mezquitale> Damascene, ask in #ubuntu+1, lucid is not supported here
[06:22] <hyperstream> mohhoh, thank you for the advice abvout fat32/ntfs, ill have a bit more googling
[06:22] <toastedmilk> Hey does anyone know the terminal command/sources.list syntax for repository keys?
[06:22] <mohhoh> hyperstream: have you networked the computers together
[06:22] <wevlop> toastedmilk, oh yes!
[06:23] <nexus> Do you guys know if it's bad to format a hard drive many times in a year (around 5)
[06:23] <SwedeMike> nexus: format as on "mkfs" +
[06:23] <SwedeMike> ?
[06:23] <SwedeMike> in
[06:24] <mohhoh> hyperstream: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/partitioning
[06:24] <hyperstream> mohhoh, yes, when i access the Ubuntu share from a windows xp box, its prompting for a username and password, as my father is 60 years of age, he is learning but the username password thing is a hassel, yet from windows share to windows there is no password prompt
[06:24] <hylian> toastedmilk are you saying i should script this? what i dont get with linux is why most of what i want to do has to be scripted by me. why isnt there a simple on off switch like most other os's? i suppose the answer would be that linux was developed in a country that uses 24 hour time format.
[06:24] <SwedeMike> bah, too early in the morning
[06:24] <hyperstream> mohhoh, thanks :)
[06:24] <SwedeMike> nexus: doing mkfs on a harddrive is no problem, you can do it 10 times a day if you want to.
[06:24] <nexus> SwedeMike: Format as in install new os
[06:24] <Linux-CLI> hi
[06:24] <SwedeMike> nexus: it's no different than writing any other data on the drive, do it as much as you want.
[06:24] <Linux-CLI> Just installed ubuntu, what do I do from here? - http://i45.tinypic.com/118d0m1.jpg
[06:24] <om26er> !hi | Linux-CLI
[06:25] <toastedmilk> hylian, no..not exactly.  It's just something that is free.  They coded it the way they did and said "meh".  It isn't something that will be more than a few lines.  What are you trying to get to read in 12 hour format?
[06:25] <hylian> !konsole
[06:25] <mohhoh> hyperstream:  so what that means id that xp is asking for a password to conect to ubuntu
[06:25] <nexus> Ok cool... Will it decrease the drive's life?
[06:25] <mohhoh> id = is
[06:25] <mohhoh> ^ hyperstream
[06:26] <futurama140> can someone help me with http://pastebin.com/m63de7ad2 ?
[06:26] <hyperstream> mohhoh, yes, just trying to figure out if its possible to have it not prompt.
[06:26] <hyperstream> mohhoh, the xp machine has no password set for the account, i remember reading that i need to add an account to the ubuntu box, but that requires a password
[06:26] <mohhoh> hyperstream: when you provide the corect info it should have a remember function
[06:26] <hyperstream> mohhoh, still prompts everytime ;/
[06:26] <hylian> toastedmilk the actual system time, (NOT the clock). for instance, after entering a terminal, you can type date and you will get a nice time date stamp. i want the time date stamp to use 12 hour time. (my whole system is already set to 12 hour time, but still does not affect the system clock for some reason)
[06:27] <mohhoh> hyperstream: you have to create a password when installing ubuntu right
[06:27] <mrp> so 64-bit vbox guest on a 64-bit host?
[06:27] <mandi> i'm having trouble with my LiveCD - i lost the one i made several months ago that worked wonderfully - had to make a new one tonight and it's not loading properly
[06:27] <hyperstream> mohhoh, yes sure do
[06:27] <mohhoh> hyperstream: thats the root password. did you try that
[06:27] <futurama140> can someone help me with http://pastebin.com/m63de7ad2 ?
[06:27] <seryl> Does anyone know of decent command line pdf -> xml converters?
[06:28] <phong_> MS Office does work in wine
[06:28] <sebsebseb> mandi: Still got the ISO?
[06:28] <mandi> yes
[06:28] <phong_> wine 1.1.37 improved alot
[06:28] <sebsebseb> mandi: ok check it, to make sure it's a good download
[06:28] <sebsebseb> !md5sum | mandi
[06:28] <mandi> sebsebseb: how do i do that - where do i put that command?
[06:28] <macosxtiger> i am havingproblems with wine on lucid
[06:28] <hyperstream> mohhoh,  i can access the share if i use my creditals for the UBUNTU box, how ever the WINDOWSXP laptop does not have a password for the account, it auto log's on, i read somewhere that to stop the prompts i need to setup a USER ACCOUNT on the ubuntu box that matches the windows pc accessing it(to skip the password prompt) the WINDOWSxp machine has no password.
[06:29] <indus> mandi, in a terminal
[06:29] <hyperstream> mohhoh, im not setting up a user account on my ubuntu box that has no password, if that makes sense
[06:29] <sebsebseb> macosxtiger: Where is the ISO in Ubuntu?
[06:29] <mandi> sebsebseb: i read through the help page for that, but i can't get it to run live, so i can't open a terminal
[06:29] <indus> mandi,  after the $md5hash <iso>
[06:29] <sebsebseb> mandi: the ISO can be checked in Windows
[06:29] <macosxtiger> mandi
[06:29] <futurama140> can someone help me with http://pastebin.com/m63de7ad2 ?
[06:29] <indus> futurama140, yes looking
[06:30] <mohhoh> hyperstream: if xp askes for password from ubuntu give it the user account and password. that may work
[06:30] <indus> sorry md5sum /location/of/file
[06:30] <mohhoh> or it may be default user , user
[06:30] <om26er> futurama140, make it precis in two or three line here in the channel.. (preics writing)
[06:30] <mandi> indus: in a DOS command prompt?
[06:30] <futurama140> preics?
[06:30] <hyperstream> brb
[06:30] <indus> futurama140, so
[06:31] <maco> futurama140: precise, with funny spelling
[06:31] <om26er> s/preics/precis
[06:31] <indus> futurama140, you have an nvidia card it seems
[06:31] <Dante_J> mandi: It's called a shell - not a 'DOS command prompt'. A shell gives you much more power
[06:31] <futurama140> indus: yes.
[06:31] <macosxtiger> i dont under stand i am using gnome in lucid but for some reson wine, as is dosnt work atall but when i use crossover or playonlinux it will work but sometimes i dont have to use those front ends just wine itself
[06:31] <mohhoh> futurama140: first please tone down things. remember this
[06:31] <indus> futurama140, model?
[06:31] <jeffs> asd
[06:31] <mohhoh> !attitude | futurama140
[06:31] <Linux-CLI> Just installed ubuntu, what do I do from here? - http://i45.tinypic.com/118d0m1.jpg
[06:31] <maco> !lucid | macosxtiger
[06:31] <mandi> ok, to check the md5sum in Windows, how do i start?
[06:32] <futurama140> indus: its a geforce 210
[06:32] <soreau> futurama140: You should know, wine is just a big hack geared heavily toward recent nvidia cards
[06:32] <indus> mandi, download the md5sum checker
[06:32] <mohhoh> futurama140: i uneerstand your frustrations i have had them in the past
[06:32] <indus> futurama140, so thats a nice card, which drivers aare you using
[06:32] <hylian> futurama140 this is not much of a solution, but one of the reasons why i am not running ubuntu is because it no longer supports my ati driver. my solution was to switch to pclinuxos2009 because it not only supports my hardware, it already comes with the nvidia and ati drivers from the manufacturer. only thing is, in order to be "backwards compatable" they basically had to stay one step behind on a few things. but i am runing a ati x1300 that woul
[06:32] <hylian> d never run on ubuntu 9.10. it's not an answer, but maybe a sloppy solution.
[06:33] <mohhoh> futurama140: slow down and breathe. first of all what moddle is your gcard
[06:33] <futurama140> indus: im using the 195 beta drivers after attempting all the older ones as well as trying various "fixes" for the flicker on each driver
[06:33] <indus> futurama140, what flicker
[06:34] <futurama140> hylian: ive got an x1300 too, but it wouldnt work with WoW.
[06:34] <toastedmilk> hylian, http://ccollins.wordpress.com/2009/01/06/how-to-change-date-formats-on-ubuntu/
[06:34] <indus> futurama140, just a note, the older ATI works with ubuntu 8.04
[06:34] <toastedmilk> hylian, there's a pre-written script
[06:34] <mohhoh> futurama140: modle make device
[06:34] <futurama140> indus: when the clock speed on the card changes the screen flickers, and in games like wow, or FPS games, that flicker is enough to kill me.
[06:34] <hylian> tostedmilk thank you ill look into it
[06:34] <toastedmilk> Hey does anyone know the terminal command/sources.list syntax for repository keys?
[06:35] <toastedmilk> hylian, there's always the open-source radeon driver for x1300
[06:35] <mohhoh> futurama140: have you tryed your old screencard
[06:35] <indus> futurama140, how are you monitoring the clock speed? did you overclock?
[06:35] <toastedmilk> hylian, i have x1900, and it's in the legacy list too
[06:35] <phong_> how to close a windows app
[06:35] <sebsebseb> mandi: 1.  get md5sum checking program for Windows for example what the bot link suggested  2.  check ISO in it,  3.  compare the code you get with the one your meant to have,  if they are the same the ISO is fine,  if not it's not, so download it again
[06:35] <phong_> or kill an app
[06:35] <indus> toastedmilk, the open source driver wont run any of the quake 4 /doom3 or ET games
[06:35] <hylian> toastedmilk it is the largest waste of space on the planet earth. to say  it barely works is giving it too much credit.
[06:35] <futurama140> indus: im monitoring it through the nvidia app in the administration tab
[06:35] <mohhoh> futurama140: ok fine you are not wanting my help then as no response
[06:35] <toastedmilk> hylian, true.
[06:35] <futurama140> mohhoh: old screen card?
[06:36] <toastedmilk> indus, you can run quake 4 on ubuntu!?
[06:36] <mandi> sebsebseb: thx - got it
[06:36] <indus> futurama140, really? i need to see a screensot
[06:36] <mohhoh> futurama140: you said you had to upgrade
[06:36] <futurama140> mohhoh: sorry i cant type fast enough for all the convos at once
[06:36] <indus> toastedmilk, of course , i have been doing so for 4 years
[06:36] <futurama140> indus: just a sec
[06:36] <indus> !quake
[06:36] <indus> :D
[06:36] <hylian> toastedmilk, thanx for the info though. no im gonna be a fan of pclinuxos2009 untill ubuntu supports my card again. what they did to make my old driver not work i dont know, but pclinuxos proves it isnt needed.
[06:36] <mohhoh> futurama140: I've just spent a large amount of money on a new graphics card because ubuntu doesnt support 3d acceleration for legacy ATI car
[06:37] <futurama140> mohhoh: me too/
[06:37] <indus> mohhoh, it does with the open source drivers
[06:37] <mohhoh> futurama140: that was your post not me
[06:37] <futurama140> mohhoh: but my new card isnt working right either
[06:37] <futurama140> mohhoh: yea
[06:37] <sebsebseb> mandi: burning the ISO contents to CD slower can help.  also their's a disk check on the CD, that will check if the psyical CD is ok or not,  if it errors well then it's not, but that might be since a bit of dirt on the CD,  so if the dirt is cleaned off the CD might pass
[06:37] <wgrant> hylian: To be clear here, the problem is that AMD has dropped support in their proprietary driver. It's not Ubuntu's fault.
[06:37] <mohhoh> i dont have any problems with my gcard
[06:37] <indus> toastedmilk, !quake
[06:37] <Santisnight> OK 'nother audio issue, in Google Chrome, when watching youtube videos, not only is the video choppy (which i can ignore for now, but i don't know that solution either) but the audio is echy-laggy choppy as hell. any ideas?
[06:37] <mohhoh> !quake | toastedmilk
[06:38] <futurama140> indus: i have a screenshot of it, how do i send it to you?
[06:38] <indus> works fantastic
[06:38] <indus> !paste | futurama140
[06:38] <mandi> sebsebseb: if the .iso file is gone, then i have to start over - right?
[06:38] <om26er> Santisnight, install chromium
[06:38] <hylian> futurama140, seriously, try out pclinuxos2009. i love ubuntu, and if tommorrow ubuntu did what pclinuxos does for ati cards, id switch in a new york minute, but untill then for us ati'ers, it's pclinuxos all the way.
[06:38] <toastedmilk> indus, Not with my card :'(
[06:38] <sebsebseb> mandi: might be a way to check the CD you have, instead of using ISO
[06:38] <indus> toastedmilk, what card is that?
[06:38] <mohhoh> indus: the knows that alredy
[06:38] <beresk_let1> Hi everybody, I have a very strange problem: md5sum returns different results for the same file. No changes were made in this file between two md5sum'ings; even more, those were one-by-one. Is this some bug of md5sum or some bug of myself?
[06:38] <toastedmilk> indus, ATI Radeon X1900 XT
[06:38] <Santisnight> om26er,  ok, lemme refrase that, in google CHROMIUM.  same issue (it is all chromeum, not chrome)
[06:39] <futurama140> hylian: well the new card i bought is nvidia, so i want to try and make that work
[06:39] <indus> toastedmilk, aah switch to ubuntu 8.04 and enjoy quake
[06:39] <mohhoh> hi i have a new install i was setting it up and installed a few things. now when i boot comp i get to the login screen i click my uesrname adn pasword. then the boot sound comes up but i am still stuck pon the broen bootloader screen. and i cant get in.
[06:39] <om26er> Santisnight, using beta or Dev or daily  ?
[06:39] <toastedmilk> indus, Hrm.  I suppose I could make a partition and just do a fresh install of 8.04...do I have to get fglrx to use it?
[06:39] <Santisnight> om26er,  not certain...
[06:39] <indus> toastedmilk, yes !
[06:39] <mandi> sebsebseb: reading the CDIntegrityCheck page now
[06:39] <indus> toastedmilk, thats why 8.04 is called long term support
[06:40] <om26er> Santisnight, where did you install it from
[06:40] <toastedmilk> indus, put didn't ATI stop supporting the Catalyst driver?
[06:40] <hylian> futurama140, good luck. just in case your curious though, pclinuxos runs those drivers instantly from live cd, so if that works, it atleast makes a good testing stone for what may or may not work.
[06:40] <om26er> Santisnight, and also audio works fine in firefox?
[06:40] <indus> toastedmilk, ubuntu 8.04 comes with the older driver
[06:40] <futurama140> indus: http://imagebin.org/82954
[06:40] <indus> toastedmilk, its not supported on newer kernels thats all
[06:40] <Maz3Mike> need help!
[06:40] <Santisnight> om26er,  i think via terminal, don't remember ( however that is a fairly certain i think)
[06:40] <toastedmilk> indus, i am going to do this now. Thank you so much!!
[06:40] <Maz3Mike> Who has experience with usbmount?
[06:41] <toastedmilk> Maz3Mike, just ask your question. if someone can help they will
[06:41] <indus> toastedmilk, yes good, you might have some problems starting quake, but check the forums for that,
[06:41] <Maz3Mike> k
[06:41] <Santisnight> om26er,  havent used firefox, don't need / want to. uninstalled it too. :T
[06:41] <Maz3Mike> I know how manually mount usb drives...but...
[06:41] <Santisnight> om26er,  i take that back i USED to use firefox*
[06:41] <wevlop> my firefox does not like ubuntu :( and when i open gmail cpu usage reaches 100%
[06:42] <toastedmilk> indus, willl do
[06:42] <hylian> to whomever says it's not ubuntu's fault for my old ati driver not functioning, i say yes it is. it's on ati's shoulders too, dont get me wrong, but canonical decided to change something so i cant use my old driver, and they dont give me an option to somehow go back to wen it did work under ubuntu, making it their fault too. it's 50/50.
[06:42] <Maz3Mike> I need to know how to use usbmount so that it automaticallys mounts my flash drive..wanting to go back and forth between linux and windows copying stuff onto the flashdrive
[06:42] <indus> toastedmilk, you will get the installer from link i gave you
[06:42] <om26er> Santisnight, try this. sudo add-apt-repository ppa:chromium-daily/ppa;sudo apt-get update;sudo apt-get install chromium-browser
[06:42] <indus> hylian, i agree but its ubuntu offtopic
[06:42] <toastedmilk> indus, hey, does it work for x86_64??
[06:43] <hylian> indus your right
[06:43] <indus> toastedmilk, sure mine is too
[06:43] <indus> toastedmilk, works flawless on nvidia
[06:43] <toastedmilk> hylian, it's ati's fault, not ubuntu's
[06:43] <Santisnight> om26er,  ok
[06:43] <toastedmilk> hylian, ubuntu is a community effort.  If there isn't enough support, people don't build it
[06:43] <hylian> toastedmilk, sorry. it's atleast 50% ubuntu's fault.
[06:44] <indus> that is right too :) but the thing is, ubuntu folks reverse engineer all things like drivers etc, but dont want to do that for the graphics cards
[06:44] <toastedmilk> indus, yeah, yeah, i know. my card is old
[06:44] <rumpsy> what is display manager for gnustep?
[06:44] <toastedmilk> hylian, you can't blame ubuntu for not supporting your card.
[06:44] <toastedmilk> hylian, it doesn't work that way
[06:44] <futurama140> indus: did that link work?
[06:44] <hylian> but i digress, this is not a place for debates on that subject. it's for helping people with ubuntu tech problems, so no more from me
[06:45] <beresk_let1> How could it be that two md5sums of the same file differ? I md5sum'ed my file once, and then did it again immidiately. But these two operations returned two different results.
[06:45] <indus> futurama140, no
[06:45] <toastedmilk> hylian, yeah i'll zip it as well
[06:45] <rumpsy> xdm?
[06:45] <Santisnight> om26er,  done
[06:45] <om26er> Santisnight, I guess close chromium and start it again.
[06:46] <hylian> toastedmilk thanx for explaining it, but ubuntu's not helping me has forced me into another distro that does help me, 'nough said. hmm.
[06:46] <indus> hylian, how come pclinux works with older ATI?
[06:46] <hylian> you know, i had a problem with a "double installed" nvidia driver. my solution was to use synaptic to remove all erm, whatever fglrx is for nvidia and then reinstall the drivers.
[06:46] <Flannel> indus, hylian: Take it to #ubuntu-offtopic, thanks.
[06:47] <futurama140> indus: http://imagebin.org/82954
[06:47] <indus> Flannel, hello
[06:47] <Santisnight> om26er,  uhh, now its silent
[06:47] <gimpy530> I have a NAS that thinks its / is full, but du does not show that at all.  http://pastebin.com/m64d12f5e
[06:47] <om26er> cool
[06:47] <LDC> hey guys.... do you happen to know how to fix USB slow transfers in Ubuntu 9.10?
[06:47] <hylian> indus they bundle all those old drivers with their distro. im not certain what they did to get it to work, but it does, good question.
[06:47] <indus> futurama140, wow, a very low idle
[06:48] <om26er> LDC, format it to btrfs.. (kidding)
[06:48] <indus> futurama140, these are new cards, i think maybe patience till a fix comes, i havent seen the clock go so low on older cards
[06:48] <hylian> serioulsly though, cuold that be the problem? i have had 2 ati drivers fight each other, one older than the other, and then i uninsatlled both, rebooted and installed the newer, and all my problems went away.. (ubuntu 8.04 i think)
[06:48] <LDC> hey indus Ubuntu from the error 15 problem here :D
[06:49] <futurama140> indus: i have tried all the fixes on http://www.ubuntusolutions.org/2009/02/screen-flickering-with-nvidia-on-ubuntu.html
[06:49] <beresk_let1> O me miserabilis, valete, amici.
[06:49] <indus> LDC, who?
[06:49] <Santisnight> om26er,  i do not have sound on it now.
[06:49] <indus> LDC, india?
[06:49] <wgrant> indus: The only way to have the older cards working with proprietary drivers is to use older drivers, and they don't work with new versions of X or the kernel.
[06:49] <LDC> hahaaha yes
[06:49] <LDC> i had to do a complete new reinstall... and this time i didn't put in any swap since my RAM is 2GB. had a / partition and a /home partition and dind't skip anything in the end.
[06:50]  * om26er is muted
[06:50] <LDC> and now i want to know how ot fix slow USB transfers, everyone on the internet seems to be having that
[06:50] <hylian> futurama140, i may be way off base here, but is there a chance your refresh rate is set to one that doesnt agree with your monitor? (couls this be monitor based?)
[06:50] <indus> futurama140, is compiz enabled? did you check with disabling it? there are many many things which could be tried.Monitor is at correct refresh rate?
[06:50] <`rett> In case anyone's interested, I've released an open source project at www.ipnode.org that uses AuFS and SquashFS to build a modular root with module category prioritization, e.g. "config package system" which causes config related modules to get a higher priority in the union than package and system modules.  Using a "parent" server, the nodes check for updates, dowloads/verifies the checksum and hot adds modules to the running system.  It supports copy to ram an
[06:50] <Flannel> `rett: Please don't advertise here, thanks.
[06:50] <indus> LDC, i hope you have a swap
[06:50] <Santisnight> ...
[06:50] <`rett> Darn buffer..
[06:51] <`rett> So far it works for remote nodes with local storage and PXE with NFS root.
[06:51] <indus> wgrant, i hear people made it work on 9.04
[06:51] <LDC> i was reading the tutorial of 'psychocats'
[06:51] <LDC> he suggested 2GB ram is enough to skip a SWAP partition
[06:51] <`rett> The reason I'm posting here is I developed and tested with Ubuntu and livecd-helper. :)
[06:51] <indus> LDC, thats nonsense as far as i know
[06:51] <Santisnight> om26er,  what now?
[06:51] <om26er> Santisnight, play anything in youtube and then right click on the volume icon in the top panel. click sound preferences and go to applications tab and if chromium is there
[06:51] <futurama140> hylian: i forget exactly but i believe my monitor refresh rate is permenantly stuck at 50hz
[06:51] <LDC> um........what can i say? :D
[06:51] <futurama140> indus: i do not have compiz.
[06:52] <wgrant> LDC, indus: It very much depends on what you run.
[06:52] <indus> `rett, ubuntu off topic is good for this
[06:52] <c0l2e> gnome-panel randomly crashes.. how can i fix this???
[06:52] <indus> `rett, also, hosted on sourceforge?
[06:52] <LDC> but i am sure that is not the reason why my USB transfers are slow... MANY  else seems to be having that
[06:52] <Flannel> `rett: This channel is for support only, not advertisement.  Thanks for understanding.
[06:52] <`rett> Sorry, it's been 10+ years since I've been in IRC. lol
[06:52] <`rett> thx
[06:52] <Santisnight> om26er,  it is.
[06:52] <indus> wgrant, why is it that whatever we have heard and done till now is being negated
[06:52] <hylian> ldc it is, but linux is written to work with a swap partition, and seems to run less buggy with one. my friend has a 8 gigz, and still gets better functionality with a 512 meg swap. (i have absolutely no idea why)
[06:52] <indus> without swap system doesnt shutdown or sleep or hibernate properly
[06:52] <wgrant> indus: Pardon?
[06:53] <Flannel> `rett: Since the previous suggestion was a bit confusing, #ubuntu-offtopic (/join #ubuntu-offtopic) would be an appropriate place to discuss/etc
[06:53] <indus> wgrant, iam talking about swap here
[06:53] <wgrant> indus: Of those three, only hibernate is affected.
[06:53] <wgrant> Only hibernation uses swap.
[06:53] <LDC> that is the thing... i don't use hibernate *i think? *
[06:53] <indus> LDC, the official docs say swap is needed
[06:53] <hylian> indus thanx man, i was always confused why linux works better with swap, hmm
[06:53] <LDC> my friends.... but i am sure eveyrnoe else who had USB problems used SWAP
[06:54] <indus> wgrant, maybe i should edit the ubuntu doc then for this swap thing
[06:54] <LDC> speed is at 600 - 700 kbps ....
[06:54] <Santisnight> om26er, OK NOW I HAVE NO SOUND PERIOD.
[06:54] <Santisnight> WTF.
[06:54] <indus> i too never use it, but swap i believe is needed in some situations
[06:54] <LDC> which is ofcourse similar to the problem others on the internet are facing about slow USB transfers
[06:54] <hylian> ldc technically swap isnt neccessary, but i would do it. i usually give about 3%
[06:54] <indus> ya ubuntu has slow usb transfre really
[06:55] <futurama140> indus: would remote control desktop be an option to allow someone to help me?
[06:55] <indus> futurama140, hmm yes
[06:55] <wevlop> what no video chat in gmail in ubuntu?!
[06:55] <indus> wevlop, gmail in linux you mean
[06:55] <LDC> exactly.... ubuntu has slow transfers and a thousan people suggest a thousand solutions.. i have tried two i think :D still no change
[06:55] <wgrant> indus: On my machines the transfer speed is fine. Do not generalise.
[06:55] <wevlop> indus, yes. life is unfair :(
[06:55] <om26er> wevlop, empathy support video calling and I do video call
[06:56] <futurama140> indus: do you have any suggestions of how to eliminate the flicker besides http://www.ubuntusolutions.org/2009/02/screen-flickering-with-nvidia-on-ubuntu.html
[06:56] <LDC> not to mention ubutnu sound quality seems very 'muffled' compared to the glory of Windows XP.... but is this only with Ubuntu or the geeks can get better things done in linux?
[06:56] <Santisnight> om26er,  solution? please?
[06:56] <wevlop> om26er, with a gmail/google apps account? thats great news
[06:56] <hylian> futurama140, that 50hz consistent doesnt sound right, any chance you could run to a diiferent monitor? usually you have several choices for refresh rate. if you could borrow a monitor, atleast if you say the flicker you could rule out the monitor. always a good thing to be able to rule something out
[06:56] <rumpsy> on myside it supports, 1.3mbps, usb file transfer :)
[06:56] <futurama140> BRB
[06:56] <wevlop> om26er, i can use that
[06:56] <indus> wgrant, yes your machine diff, but i have 15 machines in work and they all have this issue and i quote from popular ubuntu forum threads btw
[06:56] <mohhoh> hi i have a new install i was setting it up and installed a few things. now when i boot comp i get to the login screen i click my uesrname adn pasword. then the boot sound comes up but i am still stuck pon the brown bootloader screen. and i cant get in.
[06:56] <rumpsy> its more than enough for me :)
[06:56] <indus> so yes i speak for the general population
[06:56] <mohhoh> ^ can anyone help me i needto get in
[06:57] <indus> nvm
[06:57] <hylian> mohoh are you runing this on a virtual box?
[06:58] <indus> futurama140, that talks about flciker with compiz
[06:58] <om26er> Santisnight, now I can only say try google chrome?  http://www.google.com/chrome/eula.html?platform=linux_ubuntu_i386
[06:58] <gimpy530> I have a NAS that thinks its / is full, but du does not show that at all. Any ideas?  http://pastebin.com/m64d12f5e
[06:58] <Santisnight> om26er,  ... >_> no.
[06:58] <LDC> so there's not solution for slow USB and weak sound i suppose?
[06:58] <Santisnight> im TIRED of browser jumping.
[06:59] <yeason> I don't know what I'm doing wrong but I can't find either grub.conf or menu.lst... shouldn't one of these be either in /boot or /boot/grub?
[06:59] <indus> futurama140, i wouldnt do  what is suggested in that post really
[06:59] <indus> yeason, changed wit hgrub 2
[06:59] <indus> !grub2 > yeason
[07:00] <GSF1200S> does anyone here know where firefox looks for the flash .so file? I have adobe's flash 10, but I need to know where firefox looks at it
[07:00] <indus> futurama140, which theme is that ? dust?
[07:00] <indus> GSF1200S, /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins is one
[07:00] <indus> GSF1200S, 64 bit?
[07:00] <futurama140> hylian: can you walk me through how to change my refresh rate?
[07:01] <wgrant> GSF1200S: Why not use the package?
[07:01] <GSF1200S> indus: yes, 64bit and I have the 64bit plugin
[07:01] <futurama140> indus: its a customized dust i believe.
[07:01] <hylian> actually in that depends on whether your gonna do it in ubuntu or if you can do it through hardware..
[07:01] <GSF1200S> because the package manager uses nspluginwrapper, and yes im on 9.10
[07:02] <indus> GSF1200S, ok move it to hidden folder .mozilla/plugins or create the plugins folder
[07:02] <c0l2e> my gnome-panel always crashes...how to fix??
[07:02] <hylian> futurama140, but mostly if through ubuntu, right clicking on the desktop should give you the options, next to the screen sixe (124x768 for instance) should be a 50hz, for instance, that shoud be your refrsh rate, try and change it
[07:03] <hylian> my keyboarding really gets sloppy when i try to type. 1024x768, for instance.
[07:03] <indus> GSF1200S, but dont forget to remove the older flash completely
[07:03] <futurama140> hylian: theres no option for resolution or refresh or anything
[07:03] <indus> GSF1200S, is that your bike name?
[07:04] <indus> futurama140, change it through the nvidia settings panel
[07:04] <GSF1200S> indus: yes it is.. love it
[07:04] <indus> GSF1200S, :)
[07:04] <hylian> when you right click on the desktop and choose properties? hmm. well the other option should be under system , and then nvidia's linux control center. it should be changeable there as well
[07:04] <indus> a suzuki?
[07:05] <GSF1200S> indus: indeed
[07:05] <futurama140> indus: it says it failed to parse existing xorg.conf when i try to save the setting
[07:05] <indus> futurama140, yes use sudo nvidia-settings from terminal
[07:05] <indus> futurama140, all xorg changes need sudo permissions
[07:05] <indus> brb
[07:06] <hylian> futurama140, actually thanx to your screenshot, it's right there "x server display configuration"
[07:06] <futurama140> futurama140@futurama140-desktop:~$ sudo nvidia-settings [sudo] password for futurama140:   ERROR: Error parsing configuration file '/home/futurama140/.nvidia-settings-rc'        on line 55: '0/GPU2DClockFreqs=589,400 0/GPU3DClockFreqs=589,400'        (Trailing garbage).   PARSE ERROR:  Parse error on line 60 of section Module in file /etc/X11/xorg.conf. "Disable" is not a valid keyword in this section.  Segmentation fault futu
[07:06] <GSF1200S> indus: thank you.. works perfectly :)
[07:06] <futurama140> hylian: yea i found it, but i got the message above^^
[07:06] <hylian> indus do you have to gksu that?
[07:07] <LDC> guys... how do you feel your sound quality is on ubuntu 9.10?
[07:07] <denis123> Hi. I installed Docky using this guide (http://tombuntu.com/index.php/2009/12/20/how-to-install-docky-in-ubuntu-9-10/) via terminal. How can i remove it now. It seems to have stuffed up and I can't remove it via Ubuntu Software Centre
[07:07] <hylian> futurama140, sorry man. i wuold love to help you more, but i have a client at 9:30 am, and it's 1:04 am already, time for me to hit the hay. God I love (hate) IT.
[07:07] <mohhoh> hi i have a new install i was setting it up and installed a few things. now when i boot comp i get to the login screen i click my uesrname adn pasword. then the boot sound comes up but i am still stuck pon the broen bootloader screen. and i cant get in.
[07:08] <futurama140> hylian: thanks anyway
[07:08] <indus> hylian, aah yes gksu thanks
[07:08] <hylian> futurama140, sorry man i really didnt help. my last suggestion is if you can swap monitors with someone for a hour if just to rule out the monitor as one of the problems.
[07:09] <hylian> kdesu! good bye
[07:10] <mohhoh> hi i have a new install i was setting it up and installed a few things. now when i boot comp i get to the login screen i click my uesrname adn pasword. then the boot sound comes up but i am still stuck pon the broen bootloader screen. and i cant get in.
[07:10] <mohhoh> hello
[07:11] <denis123> never mind. Figured it out. Hopefully this is the cause of my program
[07:11] <denis123> *problem
[07:13] <bullgard> How can I navigate between several tabs in Tilda  using the keyboard?
[07:14] <LDC> mohhoh: why don't you try ubuntu forums?
[07:15] <futurama140> indus: i have my refresh rate set at 60hz now and im still getting the screen flash.
[07:20] <e75> it pretty unsafe to allow any client ip address across the wan connect to a vpn pptp server?
[07:22] <\0xff> noite
[07:23] <gimpy530> e75: It depends, limiting what IPs are allowed to talk to your sever is one more layer of security.
[07:24] <Chr|s> question, I installed ubuntu using wubi, how do I increase the root size
[07:24] <Chr|s> partition
[07:24] <jguzikowski> hey i moved a theme to /usr/share/themes but it still wont show up in the themes list an ideas why?
[07:25] <e75> gimpy530, yeah i gotcha on that. then though suppose i am somewhere and want to vpn home, then i have to enable sshd to the wan to allow the address
[07:25] <indus> jguzikowski, try check in customize > window border etc
[07:25] <jguzikowski> i should say i'm in xubuntu not ubuntu
[07:26] <charles__> where is the "program files" type directory in ubuntu? i've installed a program and don't see it in my applications menu
[07:26] <kingsofleon1820> is there a wa
[07:26] <kingsofleon1820> y i can hack ubuntu server
[07:26] <airtonix> charles__, installed programs are not kept in a central location
[07:26] <indus> charles__, no such thing here really
[07:26] <charles__> hmmm
[07:27] <kingsofleon1820> can anybody help
[07:27] <indus> charles__, goes to various locations , executable will probably be in /usr/bin or something
[07:27] <charles__> kinda makes tracking things down a pain in the ass, i would imagine
[07:27] <airtonix> charles__, you can however work out where the files are that a program relies on a re located with the locate command
[07:27] <indus> charles__, just type the name in terminal
[07:27] <Myrtti> charles__: why would it?
[07:27] <Myrtti> kingsofleon1820: help you to hack into a ubuntu server? no?
[07:27] <kingsofleon1820> i need to install ubuntu on 64 mb ram machine
[07:27] <airtonix> charles__, or you can use apt-file... or the dpkg tools
[07:27] <Myrtti> ah, hack in that sense of the word...
[07:28] <gimpy530> I have a NAS that thinks its / is full, but du does not show that at all.  http://pastebin.com/m64d12f5e
[07:28] <charles__> what does apt-file do? man isn't bringing anything up
[07:28] <kingsofleon1820> hack as in just for fun
[07:28] <airtonix> charles__, i think you need to install it first
[07:28] <charles__> ah
[07:28] <Flannel> charles__: It searches [all the packages] for files in packages
[07:28] <ardchoille> !info apt-file | charles__
[07:28] <geirha> charles__: If you search up the package in synaptic, you can see the list of files it installed in the properties for that package. From the terminal, you can use «dpkg -L packagename»
[07:28] <Myrtti> kingsofleon1820: you can try with minimal, but I wouldn't be too hopeful
[07:29] <Myrtti> !minimal | kingsofleon1820
[07:29] <chalcedony> Flannel, good to see you :)
[07:29] <Flannel> Howdy chalcedony
[07:29] <chalcedony> :)
[07:29] <charles__> here's the thing, i added a few locations to software sources, installed an aplication, and it doesn't show up in my aplications menu
[07:29] <kingsofleon1820> which wm should i use
[07:29] <airtonix> charles__, try using dpkg -L packagename << -L not -l
[07:29] <Myrtti> kingsofleon1820: depends on your personal preferance.
[07:30] <kingsofleon1820> which are the right choices for 64 mb ram
[07:30] <airtonix> charles__, also take note that the terminal has a nifty tab completion feature on a fair number of aspects
[07:30] <indus> kingsofleon1820, try damnsmalllinux
[07:30] <indus> !puppy
[07:30] <indus> woops
[07:30] <geirha> charles__: «grep 'status installed' /var/log/dpkg.log | tail» will give you the package names (of recently installed packages)
[07:31] <Chr|s> I installed ubuntu using wubi, how do I increase the root partition size?
[07:31] <Myrtti> gimpy530: you do realise that your df -h does say that / is full, right?
[07:31] <gimpy530> yea, but I can;t find WHERE that space is used
[07:31] <Myrtti> Chr|s: with great difficulty, or not at all
[07:31] <charles__> okay, i see it with that "dpkg command, and i can still call ti up in synaptic anyway, so i'm sure it's there...
[07:31] <Chr|s> so its best to download the iso and install it alongside windows?
[07:32] <chalcedony> !telnet
[07:32] <charles__> i just don't knwo how to access it, which is odd... that's why i was asking for some sort of "program files" directory, so i could just go make a shortcut to the file ro something
[07:32] <chalcedony> umm if i can only have telnet access, how do i do it?
[07:32] <paraj> I cannot for the life of me get the nvidia 185 restricted driver to work on 9.10 with my 9800GTX+. Only 173 works. 185 worked for me on 8.10. Checked xorg, jockey and tried installing 185 and 190 from the pkg files directly from nvidia. Also tried dpkg-reconfigure with the source pkg and nvidia-xconfig. Nothing works and nothing on any of the forums works. Any ideas?
[07:32] <charles__> incidentally, the program is deng.. it's the linux doomsday engine
[07:32] <Myrtti> Chr|s: yes, most people consider wubi a kind of a demo for checking that everything works.
[07:32] <Myrtti> Chr|s: not for prolonged use
[07:33] <charles__> wubi?
[07:33] <indus> paraj, the 173 is actually a great driver
[07:33] <Chr|s>  Myrtti alright, thanks :)
[07:33] <charles__> sorry.. different person :D
[07:33] <indus> paraj, why are you trying newer ?
[07:33] <paraj> indus: Problem is the gnome behaviour on 9.10 doesn't seem to be the same as 185 on 8.10 (eg: panel width doesn't respect monitor size)
[07:34] <geirha> charles__: It's probably a CLI application. Typically only GUI applications show in in the menus.
[07:35] <charles__> CLI = command line interface, right?
[07:35] <geirha> charles__: right
[07:35] <charles__> so i'd just type the name of the application, i woudl imagine?
[07:36] <charles__> hmm... not doing anything
[07:36] <ardchoille> charles__: depends on what you want to do
[07:36] <geirha> charles__: Possibly, but it depends whether it contains one or many programs. The documentation for the program should tell you
[07:36] <charles__> i want to play Doom :D
[07:36] <intok> yo, anyone here using pidgin from the getdeb repos?
[07:37] <Xpistos> I have an NTFS drive that I want to convert to ext4, but I am not sure of the command. I think it should be something like "mkfs -c -t ext4 /dev/sdbX" as it is not the primary drive. I am not sure how to also give the drive a label as "data: Can some give me a hand?
[07:38] <futurama140> indus: are you still around?
[07:38] <futurama140> can someone tell me the terminal command to configure wine?
[07:38] <ardchoille> Xpistos: I would use gparted from the repos, has a nice graphical interface
[07:38] <airtonix> charles__, doom 3 , 2 or 1
[07:38] <charles__> ultimate, 2 and final
[07:39] <cpyarger> futurama140, winecfg
[07:39] <charles__> i've installed the Doomsday engine
[07:39] <futurama140> cpyarger: thanks
[07:39] <airtonix> charles__, i think you can use the engine in the repos and copy the offical content over
[07:39] <charles__> i have the official (and legitimate) WADs as well
[07:39] <cpyarger> futurama140, np
[07:39] <ardchoille> airtonix: that was my understanding as well
[07:40] <airtonix> ardchoille, at least thats what was proported on its website
[07:40] <airtonix> must dash...adios
[07:40] <ardchoille> airtonix: I believe that's also what is stated in the repo entry
[07:41] <geirha> charles__: http://dengine.net/dew/index.php?title=Starting_a_game
[07:43] <charles__> geirha, um...
[07:43] <charles__> geirha: nothing on that page is making sense to me :D
[07:44] <charles__> i think i'm too close to the problem, i've been hammering away at this for a while now...
[07:44] <Xpistos> ardchoille:  Can't it is a headless box with no gui
[07:45] <geirha> charles__: Well, the binary appears to be called Doomsday, with capital D
[07:46] <charles__> deng, Deng, Doomsday got nothing. "doomsday" at least brought up loadGamePlugin: No game library was specified.
[07:46] <charles__> Z_Shutdown: Used 0 volumes, total 0 bytes.
[07:46] <Awesome3000> !find Doomsday
[07:46] <futurama140> someone: can yall help me with configuring wine? when i attempt to configure wine using terminal command i get an error saying its not owned by me, so if i run it as root using "sudo su" i can configure it, but the settings are different than if i configure wine from applications>wine>configure wine. when i run the config from the apps, i cant save it and the settings revert every time i go back to it
[07:47] <Awesome3000> futurama140 You need to take ownership of the config files
[07:47] <futurama140> Awesome3000: how do i do that?
[07:47] <Awesome3000> Umm. let me look
[07:48] <wgrant> futurama140: What does it say is not owned by you?
[07:48] <geirha> charles__: Ah, then it's doomsday with lower-case on linux. Try «man doomsday» or see http://dengine.net/dew/index.php?title=Command_line_options_reference
[07:48] <futurama140> wgrant: futurama140@futurama140-desktop:~$ sudo winecfg wine: /home/futurama140/.wine is not owned by you futurama140@futurama140-desktop:~$
[07:49] <indus> futurama140, no need of using sudo for winecfg
[07:50] <Awesome3000> futurama140: Are you using the latest version of WINE
[07:50] <mneptok> futurama140: sudo rm -r /home/futurama140/.wine && winecfg
[07:50] <futurama140> indus: that worked.
[07:51] <futurama140> Awesome3000: idk.
[07:51] <futurama140> Awesome3000: it worked fine yesterday
[07:52] <futurama140> mneptok: thanks! it worked perfectly!
[07:52] <glick> scuse me whats the default address of phpmyadmin when you have installed it?
[07:53] <Awesome3000> glick: It will be in the folder you installed it
[07:53] <glick> Awesome3000, i installed it via synaptic