[08:12] <justme07>  i tried to install it and it says error: dependency is not satisfiable : dkms
[08:12] <cipok> ohh
[08:12] <cipok> i have windows :)
[08:12] <EastDallas> Does anyone know what the format is for the Calendar link in gnome-about-me (System>Preferences>About Me) in the Personal Info tab?  I tried iCal, but it doesn't seem to work.  XML?
[08:12] <Dravekx> I had windows and got smart. lol
[08:12] <Daughain> rww Ok I usually use gksudo gedit.
[08:12] <cipok> :D
[08:12] <rww> Daughain: gksudo gedit /etc/inetd.conf, then
[08:13] <cipok> where can download ubuntu?
[08:13] <Dravekx> windows eats resources, ubuntu/linux is alot faster.
[08:13] <MenZa> EastDallas: What do you mean?
[08:13] <rww> !download | cipok
[08:13] <cipok> !download
[08:13] <MenZa> EastDallas: It just links to a calendar. If you want to add a calendar, you can do so in, say, Evolution and it'll show up in your clock applet and in Evolution itself.
[08:14] <Suhail> how do you restart the logrotate daemon?
[08:14] <MenZa> EastDallas: Evolution definitely takes iCal, and a number of other common formats.
[08:14] <Dextronaught> I have sound only on Java. When I access sound preferences, I don't have any hardware or input devices to select, help please?
[08:14] <EastDallas> MenZa: When you open 'About Me' in the Personal info tab, there's a place to enter a url for a calendar.
[08:14] <iflema> justme071: can you not plug in tho ethernet... have you access to wireless only..... knock door to door until someone lets you in...lol
[08:14] <EastDallas> MenZa: I don't use Evolution.
[08:14] <Dravekx> I cant find zend optimizer on aptitude
[08:14] <Dravekx> :(
[08:14] <Suhail> how do you restart the logrotate daemon?
[08:14] <MenZa> EastDallas: Correct. What are you attempting to achieve by adding the calendar?
[08:14] <EastDallas> MenZa: SO I guess no luck
[08:15] <justme07> okay how do i plug in?
[08:15] <EastDallas> MenZa: Trying to get it to work with the panel applet like the Evolution calendar does.
[08:15] <Daughain> rww:  openbsd error: no services enabled
[08:15] <iflema> justme071: tell em itll only take a min
[08:15] <justme07> brb
[08:15] <cipok> If i have Procesor Intel Core Quad
[08:15] <Bodsda> Hi - Where is the file/folder that controls the gdm sessions list in 9.04?
[08:15] <cipok> what release i need?
[08:15] <cipok> i need 64 bit
[08:16] <MenZa> EastDallas: Well, Evolution comes with a cute little program (called evolution-webcal, I /think/), which adds it to the panel.
[08:16] <Daughain> rww:  tftpd showed the samer as last time.
[08:16] <rww> cipok: click "Alternative download options...", click "64-bit version"
[08:16] <Dextronaught> I have sound only on Java. When I access sound preferences, I don't have any hardware or input devices to select, help please?
[08:16] <MenZa> EastDallas: I believe it's in /usr/lib/evolution/something
[08:16] <Suhail> how do you restart the logrotate daemon?
[08:16] <rww> Daughain: you mean "Not starting internet superserver: no services enabled."?
[08:17] <Daughain> rww:  Yes.
[08:17] <ubuntunewbie> ardchoille : hi jsut to inform I found the answer already
[08:17] <ubuntunewbie> ardchoille : sudo ln -s libpng12.so.0.15.0 libpng.so.3
[08:17] <EastDallas> MenZa: But that means I'll have to open Evolution occassionally to get it to update correct?
[08:17] <MenZa> EastDallas: No, no
[08:17] <rww> Daughain: alright. pastebin "ps -A" again
[08:17] <MenZa> EastDallas: That's what makes that thing so clever. You don't need to.
[08:17] <iflema> justme071: it can be done with out the net on it... but tears... and i dont know all thats involved there....
[08:17] <MenZa> EastDallas: It's not in the PATH, though, and I forget what it's called.
[08:17] <rww> Daughain: (that superserver message is good, btw)
[08:17] <underdev> a quick question: i need to write a daemon script- ubuntu comes with a template called "skeleton" that uses /bin/sh - do i have to use /etc/sh, or can i use bash?
[08:17] <cipok> http://releases.ubuntu.com/karmic/ubuntu-9.10-alternate-amd64.iso this i need download ?
[08:18] <Daughain> rww:  I assumed that, means something is *trying* to work. =)
[08:18] <Bodsda> underdev: I believe /bin/sh is a symlink to /bin/bash
[08:18] <ikonia> underdev: /etc/sh is not a shell
[08:18] <adamonline451> hi, I'm trying to paste some code from gedit to a variety of pastebin sites, yet every paste nets double spacing.  How do I fix this?
[08:18] <rww> Bodsda: no, it symlinks to dash these days.
[08:18] <ikonia> underdev: you can use whatever shell you want
[08:18] <Bodsda> rww: really?
[08:18] <MenZa> Actually, EastDallas -- Do ./usr/lib/evolution-webcal/evolution-webcal <URL-TO-CALENDAR> and it should work.
[08:18] <rww> Bodsda: ls -l /bin/sh
[08:18] <Bodsda> rww: your right, my mistake
[08:18] <ubuntunewbie> Anyone can help me , how to check whether ubuntu detect my printer ?
[08:18] <underdev> awesome- thanks guys
[08:18] <Bodsda> rww: ok, silly question... whats the difference between dash and bash?
[08:18] <rww> Bodsda: it's been like that for a few releases now. dash is faster, and all the Ubuntu scripts that call sh work with it now.
[08:19] <MenZa> Bodsda: One has b, one has d.:p
[08:19] <Bodsda> rww: is it bash compatible or should I be writing dash scripts?
[08:19] <rww> Bodsda: dash is faster, supports all of the POSIX sh stuff, doesn't support bash extensions.
[08:19] <Bodsda> MenZa: so technical :)
[08:19] <MenZa> Bodsda: I am!
[08:19] <rww> Bodsda: dash is not compatible with various bashisms.
[08:19] <ubuntunewbie> thanks :-)
[08:19] <Bodsda> rww: hmm, ok cheers
[08:19] <MenZa> Bodsda: A suggestion from my end is to stick to bash unless you need the features in dash, and even then, consider zsh.
[08:20] <EastDallas> MenZa:  I should use the url to the iCal format?
[08:20] <Daughain> rww: http://pastebin.ca/1749367
[08:20] <MenZa> EastDallas: yup
[08:20] <MenZa> EastDallas: for example. /usr/lib/evolution-webcal/evolution-webcal http://example.com/calendar.ics
[08:20] <Bodsda> MenZa: well, yeah I use bash, but I know some people write 'bash' scripts using #! /bin/sh    which is apparently actually calling dash instead
[08:20] <rww> Daughain: alright, huzzah, tftpd is actually running now
[08:20] <corecode> hey
[08:21] <rww> Daughain: try PXE booting the client again
[08:21] <chilipepper> How would I know if I have debian or jaunty?
[08:21] <rww> chilipepper: lsb_release -a
[08:21] <corecode> seems bindwood is killing my firefox
[08:21] <corecode> anybody else have that problem?
[08:21] <MenZa> Bodsda: /bin/sh is the bourne shell (traditionally), in Ubuntu, /bin/sh is a symlink to /bin/bash I think
[08:21] <underdev> hmmm,
[08:21] <git__> did Shuttleworth give up on ubunut?
[08:21] <MenZa> Right, I'm out.
[08:21] <chilipepper> thanks
[08:21] <Bodsda> MenZa: used to be, /bin/sh is now a link to dash
[08:21] <rww> !ot | git__
[08:22] <Daughain> rww:  Ok.
[08:22] <Ilmatic> Hey what's the command line to list ALL of my kernel modules?
[08:22] <Bodsda> Ilmatic: lsmod?
[08:23] <Dextronaught> I'm currently experiencing sound problems.  I'm using Karmic.  I get sound through Flash and Java of Firefox, but don't get any sound when I play music I've downloaded or when I try to use a program.  I've checked my sound preferences and don't have any hardware, and no input devices either. I'm sure that my sound jacks are plugged in properly, and when I do get sound, when I do, I can get it out of both my onboard speakers, and my head
[08:23] <EastDallas> MenZa: looks like it worked.  Thanks.
[08:23] <chilipepper> rww, it says no lsb modules are available
[08:23] <nahm> hello guys good morning
[08:23] <rww> chilipepper: there should be other output apart from that
[08:23] <meowbuntu> is this true for ubuntu    the latest version of flash? it uses the GPU to do a lot of the work for flash videos i believe which could take the load off your CPU
[08:23] <Ilmatic> That doesn't do anything..
[08:23] <Daughain> rww:  Partial success... =) tftp 'file not found'.
[08:23] <ikonia> meowbuntu: no
[08:23] <Daughain> rww:  Lemme check the log.
[08:24] <meowbuntu> ikonia, y the latest version of flash for debian is like that
[08:24] <corecode> bindwood eats massive amounts of memory
[08:24] <One``> Heyup, I finally installed Ubuntu... can anyone help configuring xorg.conf?
[08:24] <Ilmatic> Anyone?
[08:24] <ikonia> meowbuntu: flash is the same across all platforms on linux
[08:24] <corecode> like 1gb in 2 seconds, and keeps rising
[08:24] <EastDallas> Anyone Else here using Docky?
[08:24] <corecode> any hint?
[08:24] <corecode> EastDallas: indeed
[08:24] <rww> Daughain: alright. I'm guessing you probably just need to move the netboot files somewhere else
[08:24] <Ilmatic> No one knows how to list current kernel modules through terminal?
[08:24] <meowbuntu> ikonia, so then the flash using gpu is better and i should get it right
[08:24] <chriswaterguy> Can I alter my default font size, without altering the resolution?
[08:25] <One``> I need to know how to set my second monitor to 15kHz instead of 31
[08:25] <chilipepper> rww, Distributor ID: Ubuntu
[08:25] <chilipepper>    Description:	Ubuntu 9.10
[08:25] <chilipepper>    Release: 9.10
[08:25] <chilipepper>    Codename: karmic
[08:25] <FloodBot2> chilipepper: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:25] <intok> first time wubi install, clean install of XP on this box, hasn't been connected to net yet for updates, first thing I tried to install is ubuntu 9.10 64 bit via the install cd, but I can't get ubuntu to boot, don't see a grup menu or anything
[08:25] <Riverthief> DCC SEND C:\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\
[08:25] <ikonia> meowbuntu: flash doesnt really use the gpu (despite what people say) for anything  other than rendering
[08:25] <Daughain> rww:  Ya, thats my current guess....Back to the tuts and see where I messed up there. Thanks a lot helouing me get tftp working. =) I may be back, though, so fair warning. =)
[08:25] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - The above was an exploit attempt that may have disconnected some users. Please ignore it, or type « /msg ubottu exploit » for more information.
[08:25] <Bodsda> chriswaterguy: Preferences > Appearence > Fonts tab
[08:25] <chilipepper> Sorry about that
[08:26] <binarysolo> can anyone help me get UNR installed on my eeepc?
[08:26] <binarysolo> i'm on OS X and i've tried to make a bootable thumb drive
[08:26] <binarysolo> but all my attempts have failed thus far
[08:26] <chriswaterguy> Bodsda: thanks
[08:26] <nahm> I did a upgrade to 9.10 and I have some issues: if I boot from the new kernel the boot drop me in a recovery option or ctrl+D to reboot. if I boot from the older kernel is ok. but why this append with this new kernel? how to fix this problem? (reinstall the machine is not an option, because is a server machine with some important apps
[08:27] <ikonia> nahm: using nvidia graphics ?
[08:27] <nahm> yes
[08:27] <Bodsda> chriswaterguy: your welcome
[08:27] <meowbuntu> is there any way for me to install a mac game
[08:27] <nahm> should I compile the kernel manualy ?
[08:27] <binarysolo> i'm not sure why but i've followed the instructions on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick to a T
[08:28] <ikonia> nahm: where did you get the drivers from
[08:28] <binarysolo> on multiple removable media drives (2 usb and 1 SD card)
[08:28] <ikonia> nahm: no ???? why would you compile a kernel ???
[08:28] <rww> nahm: What command did you run to upgrade to 9.10?
[08:28] <ikonia> meowbuntu: no
[08:28] <iflema> llmatic: did ya get ya list?
[08:28] <Daughain> rww:  Ya, thats my current guess....Back to the tuts and see where I messed up there. Thanks a lot helouing me get tftp working. =) I may be back, though, so fair warning. =)
[08:29] <rww> Daughain: alright. I'm going to sleep in about an hour, though ;P
[08:29] <Bigshot_> how to check what version of software is installed?
[08:29] <bashca> hi there ,   codec_wav_tags   when  starting mplayer
[08:29] <Bigshot_> shell command
[08:29] <binarysolo> if an .iso image needs to be in .img format, WHY doesn't the ubuntu download come in an .img file rather than an .iso?
[08:29] <Bigshot_> postfix --version does not work
[08:29] <Daughain> rww:  I beleibe the issue there in in my bootptab file, I'm not sure I have all the paths in the porper places. SHould I pastebin it?
[08:29] <Daughain> rww:  I spent enough time in this a few days ago, I have a pretty good ifdea where I think my problems are/were. =)
[08:29] <nahm> ikonia, 1 / drivers downloaded by ubuntu repo. 2 / just run synaptic (upgrade)
[08:30] <adamonline451> Is there a way to make all the line breaks in gedit the same?
[08:30] <binarysolo> i've even tried to use unetbootin from the eeepc (4G xandros, default) and i made it executable but i get some weird error printed in the shell
[08:30] <binarysolo> \
[08:30] <corecode> anybody?  bindwood problems?
[08:30] <rww> Daughain: I'm not sure you're actually using bootp. I think PXE goes directly to the DHCP server, which goes to tftpd. I could be wrong, though.
[08:30] <ikonia> nahm: I'd remove the nvidia package and re-install them, it's possible they didn't get upgraded and thus may not be compatible with the newer kernel
[08:31] <rww> Daughain: i.e., your DHCP server is doing what a bootp server would do
[08:31] <nahm> ikonia i will try, thanks for the tips.
[08:31] <git__> PXE
[08:31] <Daughain> rww:  I'm using all three, in some arrangement, according to the tuts I am using. The first thing I had to do was install and setup bootp
[08:31] <binarysolo> anyone have any experience installing ubuntu from a thumb drive or other removable storage device on to an asus eeepc using OS X?
[08:31] <Daughain> rww:  I beleive the bootp server is used pretty much to open the remote channel to the client.
[08:32] <sleepy_cat> anyone heard of pidgin-twitter?
[08:32] <ikonia> binarysolo: using os X on that machine is illegal - please don't discuss that situation here
[08:32] <ab2283> can i make bind9 have it's own searchlist for incomplete queries by clients ? aka - move the dns suffix setting from the clients to the bind machine, since incomplete queries (hostnames) will only be on one certain domain
[08:32] <binarysolo> WTF I'm trying to install UBUNTU on my EEE PC while using OS X as my machine (NOT A PC)
[08:32] <ikonia> ab2283: that's set on the client
[08:32] <rww> Daughain: Again, It's my understanding that the PXE system talks directly to DHCP :\
[08:32] <chriswaterguy> anyone know the command that runs the preferences GUI?
[08:33] <ikonia> binarysolo: 1.) control your language 2.) Mac OS on EEE PC is illegal so we can't help you with that platform
[08:33] <binarysolo> I'm sorry but you don't understand. I'm not INSTALLING OS X on the eee pc.
[08:33] <ab2283> ikonia, usually is. but since there are/will be *loads* of different machines on that network, i'd prefer to make that setting server side if at all possible
[08:33] <nahm> ikonia, but if I understand right, I must boot the older kernel, apt-get remove nvidia-driver and reboot from the new kernel right?
[08:33] <Dravekx> someone tell me how to install zend optimizer on ubuntu server????
[08:33] <ardchoille> binarysolo: you have OSX running on an eeepc?
[08:33] <rww> Daughain: if your problem is just tftpd saying file not found, I'd go check that you're storing the netboot files in the place where tftpd is serving files from, and that dhcp is suggesting the right path.
[08:33] <iflema> chriswaterguy: is this the one? gnome-control-center
[08:33] <binarysolo> I'm currently on an Mac machine and I want to make a bootable thumb drive for the eee pc so I can install ubuntu on it
[08:33] <ikonia> nahm: do it from the newer kernel
[08:34] <binarysolo> how is this any different from using a PC to get the job done?
[08:34] <Daughain> rww: Ok, I'm just going by the steps my tuts gave me. I dont know enoughto have any opinions. =) dhcp just loads a filename, no path.
[08:34] <ikonia> binarysolo: ahhh so you're using a mac to make the thumb drive
[08:34] <Dravekx> ahhh frick.
[08:34] <Dravekx> thats why
[08:34] <binarysolo> Yeah I should have been more precise
[08:34] <ab2283> ikonia, it's a production floor with a throughput of 3500 different machines a month ;)
[08:34] <Daughain> rww:  SHould I put the path in the dhcp.conf?
[08:34] <ikonia> binarysolo: my apologies
[08:34] <nahm> ok
[08:34] <justme07> so now i plugged the ethernet cord directlyinto and it says i have a wired connection
[08:34] <ardchoille> binarysolo: Oh, I thought you had OSX running on an eeepc
[08:34] <nahm> &exit
[08:34] <rww> Daughain: what does dhcp say right now?
[08:34] <binarysolo> Nono just on OS X currently trying to make this bootable thumb drive with Ubuntu 9.10 on it
[08:34] <rww> Daughain: dhcp.conf **
[08:34] <iflema> justme07: go to synaptic package manager
[08:35] <ikonia> ab2283: set the search preferences via dhcp
[08:35] <binarysolo> and since I can't use unetbootin on my computer.. I'm trying to follow the instructions on how to make a bootable thumb drive with a mac via https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick
[08:35] <chriswaterguy> iflema: looks good, thanks.
[08:35] <ab2283> ikonia, i've got the default domain for the subnet set already. is there any other option i need to be looking for?
[08:35] <Daughain> rww:  This is the only line relating to the file needed:  "filename "pxelinux.0";"
[08:36] <binarysolo> i've done it maybe 5 times on different removable devices.. ubuntu seems to have been installd to them but they won't boot even when I specify to boot from the USB first on the eeepc
[08:36] <ikonia> ab2283: look at the search parameter that's additional search suffixes
[08:36] <iflema> chriswaterguy: right click on applications menu and edit menus... under system in left pane
[08:36] <Daughain> rww:  The pxelinux.0 file is installed in the dir I was told to install it to according to step 4 in this tut.:  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/LocalNet
[08:36] <binarysolo> then someone suggested instead of using my mac to make the bootable thumb drive.. try to download unetbootin on the eeepc (currently has xandros) but for some reason it won't open for me
[08:37] <ab2283> ikonia, roger that. thx
[08:37] <binarysolo> anyone have any suggestions on what to do next?
[08:37] <rww> Daughain: alright. So /etc/default/tftpd-hpa points to /var/lib/tftpboot/, and there exists a file /var/lib/tftpboot/pxelinux.0?
[08:37] <ikonia> binarysolo: never done it on a mac
[08:37] <binarysolo> i'm tempted to buy one of those pre-loaded thumb drives off of ebay with ubuntu installed already haha
[08:38] <Daughain> rww:  This tut has me first setting up bootp, then installing and setting up dhcp.  https://help.ubuntu.com/8.10/installation-guide/i386/install-tftp.html
[08:38] <Daughain> rww:  Yes.
[08:38] <git__> "Gigabit Ethernet, WWAN with GPS, 802.11bgn WiFi, Bluetooth and WiMAX connectivity options"
[08:38] <AnAnt> Hello, I have collected bug information and saved it in a file: /tmp/apport.compiz.BXLJ7f.apport , how can I send this collected information to a certain bug number ?
[08:38] <git__> wimax connectivity included - WOW
[08:38] <foexle> hi guys, 2.6.31-16-server kernel supports xen virt ? Or i must install the old debian kernel ?
[08:38] <rww> Daughain: No, it says "There are two BOOTP servers available for GNU/Linux. The first is CMU bootpd. The other is actually a DHCP server: ISC dhcpd." (i.e., pick one) and then shows how to set up both.
[08:39] <ikonia> foexle: it will support virtualsation extensions if your cpu does, I believe there is a specific xen kernel though
[08:39] <Munkie> Hello all
[08:39] <rww> Daughain: Like I said, if you set up a DHCP server, it does the things that BOOTP would usually do.
[08:39] <Daughain> rww:  Ok, that was confusing me... =)  I've been suing linux for 1 month. I barely understood most of the tuts I was using.
[08:39] <papul> !hi | Munkie
[08:40] <intok> first time wubi install, clean install of XP on this box, hasn't been connected to net yet for updates, first thing I tried to install is ubuntu 9.10 64 bit via the install cd, but I can't get ubuntu to boot, don't see a grup menu or anything
[08:40] <papul> Munkie, are u connecting thru root account>
[08:40] <Munkie> oops
[08:41] <papul> Munkie, are u ubing irssi on sudo?
[08:41] <foexle> yeah the cpu does support virt .... i try it ... otherwise i must compile a new kernel ... i think the debian kernel is to old ... ty @ikonia
[08:41] <Daughain> rww:  The second example of a dhcppd.conf file in the second link I sent you is how I have my dhcpd.conf set up.
[08:41] <EastDallas> corecode: any problems with Docky freezing up on you?
[08:41] <chriswaterguy> iflema - thanks, just needed the command as I'm running a different desktop (Openbox). At least I know I can install that if I can't change font size another way.
[08:42] <papul> hi. i want a porn sites blocking software?
[08:42] <monkey_> ok there we go
[08:42] <AnAnt> papul: there is work on a parental control software
[08:43] <papul> AnAnt, ??
[08:43] <genii> Dansguardian is still not bad
[08:43] <AnAnt> not sure about this name: gchildcare gparentalcontrol, zeitgeist
[08:43] <corecode> EastDallas: no
[08:43] <corecode> EastDallas: i'm using the ppa
[08:43] <Daughain> rww:  Though, I ended up with "option routers", :option domain-name-servers" and "next-server" all having the same IP.
[08:43] <EastDallas> corecode: me too
[08:44] <EastDallas> corecode: freezes/refuses to unhide every few hours.
[08:44] <corecode> ah, i don't use hide
[08:44] <corecode> no problems here tho
[08:44] <EastDallas> corecode: I've tried usind it w/out hide and even in panel mode...same problem
[08:45] <EastDallas> corecode: There's a bug report for it, I wasn't the first, but I was just curious if anyone here was having same prob.
[08:46] <monkey_> Hey, anyone got any idea why ubuntu doesnt see my sound card all the time
[08:46] <corecode> EastDallas: nope, not happening here
[08:46] <EastDallas> :(
[08:48] <viliny> Daughain: still having trouble?
[08:48] <Bodsda> Hi - Does anyone know where the gdm sessions file is? The one that controls what is displayed in the sessions menu
[08:48] <viliny> setting up a dhcp?
[08:48] <c0l2e> how can I make the wifi of my laptop to act as access point in ubuntu 9.10 ??
[08:48] <LewisDre4m> My CPU seems to MAX out when I try and play a 720p MKV file. On this computer I have a 3.0 ghz / 1gb DDR2 RAM / SATA 2 HDD / Geforce 128 mb gfx card. Surley that should be able to play 720p files? What is going on?
[08:48] <Audible_> magic
[08:48] <Daughain> viliny: Yes....Getting a tftp error "file not found" on client boot.
[08:49] <Bodsda> c0l2e: have a look at this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Internet/ConnectionSharing
[08:49] <viliny> ... on client boot?
[08:49] <LewisDre4m> Oh, also it plays the video so jerky like 1 frame every 2 seconds
[08:49] <c0l2e> thanks
[08:50] <EastDallas> papul: 'Safe Eyes'
[08:50] <wyt> i can't get the "airodump-ng" command to work. can anyone help me with this?
[08:50] <LewisDre4m> "great community support" cheers guys. I can't wait to get back to windows! (seriously)
[08:50] <Bodsda> wyt: what errors do you get?
[08:50] <benx> halli van it magyar
[08:50] <papul> EastDallas, i want a software which users have tried and tested
[08:50] <Slart> LewisDre4m: could depend on a number of reasons.. you would want to look at the bit/s of the video stream instead of just resolution..  it might... nevermind
[08:51] <Daughain> viliny:  I check my tftpboot file, and it shows the right dir, I check the dir, AND MY link is sitting right there in the folder.....Now I am once again lost. =)
[08:51] <wyt> ARP linktype is set to 1 (Ethernet) - expected ARPHRD_IEEE80211,
[08:51] <wyt> ARPHRD_IEEE80211_FULL or ARPHRD_IEEE80211_PRISM instead.  Make
[08:51] <wyt> sure RFMON is enabled: run 'airmon-ng start eth2 <#>'
[08:51] <wyt> Sysfs injection support was not found either.
[08:51] <FloodBot1> wyt: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:51] <foexle> @ikonia ok i try it, but the kernel 2.6.31-16-server does'nt support xen-virt ... it think the kernel modules are not enabled
[08:51] <Daughain> viliny:  And beleive me, rww helped me enormously!
[08:51] <foexle> but why offer ubuntu an xen package without a kernel
[08:51] <foexle> im worry about this -.-
[08:51] <Bodsda> wyt: It looks like your card is not able to do packet injection - please ensure you installed the patched drivers as per the website
[08:52] <hbsmiley7> #ubuntu, I have a problem... I can't change my permissions on a mounted (non ext#) partition.
[08:52] <Bodsda> hbsmiley7: can you give examples? Filesystem, mount point etc
[08:52] <Daughain> viliny: I'm guessing I have an IP wrong in my dhcp.conf
[08:52] <foexle> @hbsmiley7 which fs ?
[08:53] <hbsmiley7> I set it to mount under its own folder in fstab. (home/name/storage)
[08:53] <wyt> bodsda: which drivers would you be referring  to? im online with via wireless right now.
[08:53] <hbsmiley7> fat32 filesystem.
[08:53] <foexle> lol :>
[08:53] <hbsmiley7> It just says root is owner and I can't change it, even if I run nautilus as root.
[08:53] <Daughain> viliny: I get the feeling that at least one IP should be the server IP.
[08:54] <Bodsda> wyt: yes, but packet injection requires patched drivers for certain chipsets - start here -- http://www.aircrack-ng.org/doku.php?id=getting_started
[08:54] <wyt> thanks
[08:54] <hbsmiley7> Ideas?
[08:54] <foexle> i think fat32 does'nt support any permissions ... so not the same as unix/linux
[08:55] <hbsmiley7> I know it doesn't, but I thought Linux just faked it and did such and such..
[08:55] <Bodsda> hbsmiley7: fat32 does not support permission iirc. Only mount permissions  (drive access) not file level permissions
[08:56] <hbsmiley7> So once I mount it I can't access the files?
[08:56] <genii> hbsmiley7: Add options uid=XXX and gid=XXX   in fstab mount line, where XXX is your user and group #
[08:56] <hbsmiley7> Hmm.. ok, where would I find my user and group #?
[08:56] <genii> (typically 1000)
[08:57] <Daughain> viliny: Err.....????? Any ideas?
[08:57] <Bodsda> hbsmiley7: no, once its mounted you should have rw access - what is the device name and how is it mounted according to fstab?
[08:57] <monkey_> Ive got a question here
[08:58] <Bodsda> monkey_: fire away at the channel
[08:58] <hbsmiley7> This is the line from fstab: /dev/sda7     /home/michael/Storage-vfat  vfat  defaults  0  0
[08:59] <brandon-> my ubuntu feels sluggish sometimes, any suggestions for optimizing it?
[08:59] <windsok> I set up a new raid5 array with mdadm, and put an ext4 filesystem on it. df -h shows size=1.8T, used=196M. There is nothing on the filesystem, what would be taking up that 196M?
[08:59] <Bodsda> hbsmiley7: ok, and what is displayed from 'mount | grep sda7'
[08:59] <brandon-> especially after updates, it feels really sluggish until i reboot (even if the update does not require a reboot)
[08:59] <genii> hbsmiley7: grep $(whoami) /etc/passwd | cut -d: -f3                       will tell you what XXX to put
[08:59] <Slart> brandon-: stop running big apps in the background? you haven't really told us anything about your system..
[09:00] <brandon-> i dont run anything in the background
[09:00] <brandon-> i can just have xchat opena it does it
[09:00] <Slart> windsok: space reserved for root?
[09:00] <hbsmiley7> Bodsda: /dev/sda7 on /home/michael/Storage-vfat type vfat (rw)
[09:00] <genii> hbsmiley7: Where it says: defaults          put uid=1000,gid=1000,users,rw
[09:00] <Bodsda> hbsmiley7: ok, you already have full read write access to the drive
[09:00] <mneptok> brandon-: disable Compiz?
[09:01] <windsok> Slart: I ran sudo tune2fs -m 0 /dev/md0 to remove the reservations
[09:01] <brandon-> im using XFCE - doesn it disable compiz?
[09:01] <itmguser1> gui interface crashed on ubuntu 9.10
[09:01] <monkey_> My sound card will sometimes just stop working randomly and my system wont even recongnize it.  but sometimes it will.  Any suggestions
[09:01] <windsok> Slart: before i mounted
[09:01] <brandon-> how do i disable compiz
[09:01] <Slart> brandon-: check htop or system monitor.. see if anything is using cpu cycles.. there's also iotop for io activity
[09:01] <hbsmiley7> Bodsda: Umm.. yeah, you're right I do right now..
[09:01] <hbsmiley7> When I started the question I didn't..
[09:01] <Bodsda> hbsmiley7: :)
[09:01] <Slart> windsok: hmm.. then I don't really know...
[09:02] <EastDallas> !sound | monkey_
[09:02] <Bodsda> hbsmiley7: continue with what genii was saying to ensure you have rw access when it is mounted on boot
[09:02] <brandon-> installing iotop now
[09:03] <hbsmiley7> Thanks, will do. I'll let you know if I have any more problems.
[09:04] <fire_princes> zdr
[09:04] <Daughain> Well, shit.
[09:05] <Bodsda> !language | Daughain
[09:05] <Daughain> :P
[09:06] <monkey_> ubottu: when I double click on volume control nothing pops up for me to click on file
[09:07] <intok>  first time wubi install, clean install of XP on this box, hasn't been connected to net yet for updates, first thing I tried to install is ubuntu 9.10 64 bit via the install cd, but I can't get ubuntu to boot, don't see a grub menu or anything
[09:07] <Bodsda> monkey_: try running 'gnome-volume-control' from the terminal
[09:08] <Bodsda> intok: 'tried' to install or succeeded?
[09:08] <ishu> hi is there mysql-cluster packages available?
[09:08] <achourhx_> hello all, guys anyone know how to disable NIS authentication? my requirement is to get information from the NIS server like login name, uid, gid home directory but the authentication will be done through an other server, so far everything is working however both password accepted NIS or kerberos
[09:08] <brandon-> how come stuff i check/uncheck in compiz-settings-manager keeps rechecking/unchecking
[09:08] <Bodsda> ishu: not by that package name afaik
[09:08] <brandon-> im on ubuntu, but i installed xfce4 for speed
[09:09] <Axius> hello
[09:09] <monkey_> that did nothing as well
[09:09] <vishah> Bodsda: which package is it that provides mysql cluster on Ubuntu 9.10?
[09:09] <centhurion> k, did it
[09:09] <EastDallas> monkey_: what version of Ubuntu?
[09:10] <Bodsda> vishah: sorry, im not sure - try grepping an apt-cache search mysqk
[09:10] <Bodsda> vishah: sorry, im not sure - try grepping an apt-cache search mysql
[09:10] <intok> Bodsda succeed, but still can't find a reason as to why I can't boot into ubuntu
[09:10] <vishah> I have done that, it's not there. I'm wondering if there are other places where the package might be available
[09:10] <meowbuntu> !irc
[09:11] <Bodsda> intok: not sure im afraid - my wubi install (it was a while ago) worked ootb im afraid
[09:11] <vishah> Bodsda: its not available in the default repos
[09:12] <monkey_> eastdallas: 9.10
[09:12] <Bodsda> vishah: check the other repo's then do a google for the source
[09:12] <corecode> should i see my bookmarks in ubuntu one?
[09:12] <windsok> Slart: the only the on the filesystem is lost+found, does it reserve some space for that?
[09:12] <iflema> anyone on broadcom wireless able to use the airxxxx-ng suite or kismet?
[09:12] <Slart> windsok: I'm not sure, it's possible
[09:12] <ghufran> hi .. i am unable to open specific sites on my machine .. in firefox and chrome.. i tried wget and it gives network timeout .. however other machines can open the same sites on the same network .. what might be wrong?
[09:13] <ubuntunewbie> hi what is (Human-readable location such as "Lab 1")
[09:13] <ubuntunewbie> anyone know what does it mean ?
[09:13] <Slart> ubuntunewbie: where did you see this?
[09:13] <ubuntunewbie> hi Slart : at the add printer section , cup
[09:14] <twright> ubuntunewbie: the human readable location for printers is just a note you can use to remind you which is which
[09:14] <ubuntunewbie> hi Slart : locahost:631
[09:14] <Slart> ubuntunewbie: Probably just a description string for the printer
[09:14] <ubuntunewbie> Slart: so it's fine to add anything word ?
[09:14] <EastDallas> monkey_: There are some know sound issues with Karmic.  Take a look at this: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingSoundProblems/KarmicCaveats
[09:14] <twright> ubuntunewbie: e.g. call the computer in your office Office Printer
[09:14] <ubuntunewbie> Slart: ok thanks :-)
[09:14] <brandon-> how come stuff i check/uncheck in compiz-settings-manager keeps rechecking/unchecking
[09:14] <Slart> ubuntunewbie: ie something that shows up in printer queues and properties.. could be used to tell printers apart
[09:14] <brandon-> im on ubuntu, but i installed xfce4 for speed
[09:15] <Bodsda> brandon-: lol - sorry, that tickled me - speed is gained more by using WM's not DE's and stripping the needless packages. XFCE does not give much of a performance increase
[09:15] <ubuntunewbie> Slart: how do I check my printer whether which USB is connected ?
[09:15] <brandon-> meh well i like how it looks more so
[09:15] <rashmi> #drupal-infrastructure
[09:15] <brandon-> better customization
[09:15] <Bodsda> ubuntunewbie: if I understand the question, 'lsusb' will list usb devices
[09:16] <Bodsda> brandon-: fair enough
[09:16] <ubuntunewbie> Bodsda: which usb is it? Bus 002 Device 009: ID 04a9:10c1 Canon, Inc.
[09:17] <twright> ubuntunewbie: that is your second usb port - it depends on the computer which one it actually is
[09:17] <remyo_> How do you change the colors used in the tree command
[09:17] <brandon-> bodsa
[09:17] <brandon-> any idea why ccsm keeps rechecking settings i change
[09:18] <ubuntunewbie> twright : can I edit it again if I choose the wrong one now ?
[09:18] <montom> hi guys i installed ubuntu 9.10 on a Toshiba satellite L505D with acpi=off and it heating up alot can anyone help?
[09:18] <twright> remyo_: those will be your default terminal colours - you can change them in your terminal programs preferences
[09:18] <Bodsda> brandon-: no sorry - it shouldnt, try launching it with sudo and if that doesnt work, ask in #compiz or there other support channels
[09:18] <remyo_> twright: But no way to change them specifically for tree?
[09:18] <brandon-> ok
[09:19] <twright> ubuntunewbie: yes - printers should be added automatically though
[09:19] <Dextronaught> I'm currently experiencing sound problems.  I'm using Karmic.  I get sound through Flash and Java of Firefox, but don't get any sound when I play music I've downloaded or when I try to use a program.  I've checked my sound preferences and don't have any hardware, and no input devices either. I'm sure that my sound jacks are plugged in properly, and when I do get sound, when I do, I can get it out of both my onboard speakers, and my head
[09:19] <twright> remyo_: I don't think so - terminals only allow a limited set of colours for legacy reasons
[09:20] <montom> hi guys i installed ubuntu 9.10 on a Toshiba satellite L505D with acpi=off and its heating up alot can help please
[09:20] <EastDallas> Dextronaught: try installing gnome-alsamixer and check your levels using it.
[09:20] <twright> !sound | Dextronaught
[09:20] <benx> Hello what's up?
[09:20] <Dextronaught> ok, 1 second, EastDallas
[09:20] <remyo_> twright: Alright, thanks
[09:20] <Bodsda> Dextronaught: or just use 'alsamixer' that is already installed
[09:20] <Akkernight> When downloading Ubuntu to be used for a laptop, should I download the Netbook Remix?
[09:21] <twright> remyo_: that is fine
[09:21] <Dextronaught> Bodsda, I can access alsamixer... but...
[09:21] <Bodsda> Akkernight: only if you want a cut down version that might take some getting used to
[09:21] <Dextronaught> my point is, I have sound on Firefox basically, just not out of it
[09:21] <twright> Akkernight: that depends - ubuntu netbook remix has a different interface
[09:21] <Akkernight> Ok, also with a 64bit Ubuntu, will Wine work?
[09:21] <Dextronaught> where could I download gnome-alsamixer?
[09:21] <Dextronaught> synaptic?
[09:22] <twright> Akkernight: yes although you might have issues with opengl
[09:22] <Akkernight> twirght, why opengl?
[09:22] <EastDallas> Dextronaught: sudo apt-get install gnome-alsamixer
[09:22] <EastDallas> Dextronaught: do you have lame installed?
[09:22] <twright> Dextronaught: it should be in there but you just use the alsamixer command instead
[09:23] <Dextronaught> lame? I don't think so.
[09:23] <twright> Akkernight: there are some serious bugs with graphics, 64bit and Wine (although they might have been fixed since I used it)
[09:23] <Dextronaught> yes I do have lame
[09:23] <montom> twright : i installed ubuntu 9.10 on a Toshiba satellite L505D with acpi=off and it heating up alot help please
[09:23] <Dextronaught> and I just installed gnome-alsamixer
[09:24] <Slart> twright, Akkernight: I've never experienced any serious problems with 64bit ubuntu and wine
[09:24] <twright> montom: hi, your problem is probably the powermanagment
[09:24] <montom> how do i fix it
[09:25] <Diverdude> Hello... Is there any way to utiize the nice calendar ubuntu has in the top right corner net to the clock, so that I can put appointments etc. into it?
[09:25] <kc1993> I conflicting package and I can't remove it
[09:26] <Dextronaught> EastDallas, what could I do with lame? where can I find it?
[09:26] <Dextronaught> I didn't get much done with the gnome-alsamixer, it's not really my problem
[09:26] <Slart> Diverdude: I think it might be the same calender you see in Evolution
[09:26] <montom> twright : how do i fix it ?
[09:26] <twright> montom: montom if you install apt:hddtemp and run the command hddtemp /dev/sda that should tell you what is going on
[09:26] <Dextronaught> in my sound preferences, I don't have any hardware to pick
[09:26] <brishu> Diverdude, you can use a program such as Evolution to change the calendar,
[09:26] <EastDallas> Dextronaught: lame is the mp3 codec for linux
[09:26] <Dextronaught> Oo, well, cd audio doesn't play
[09:26] <Dextronaught> it plays
[09:26] <Dextronaught> but
[09:26] <Dextronaught> I don't hear anything
[09:27] <FloodBot1> Dextronaught: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:27] <EastDallas> Dextronaught: CD audio?  That could be hardware.  There's a cable that goes from your CD drive to your soundcard for CD Audio.
[09:27] <twright> montom: you might also want to add the cpu freq applet to your panel and set your cpu powersave or conservitive mode
[09:27] <Diverdude> brishu, aha i see, so that means that if i make an appointment in evolution, it will show up in the calender in the top right corner?
[09:28] <Dextronaught> I have a laptop, sonud was working earlier today, I restarted and no more
[09:28] <Dextronaught> yesterday I had XP on it and sound worked fine
[09:28] <EastDallas> Dextronaught: ok
[09:28] <brishu> Diverdude, yes.
[09:28] <Diverdude> brishu, aha, thats awesome...and vice versa?
[09:29] <brishu> Diverdude, no, you cant edit the calendar taht pops outta the clock ...
[09:29] <Diverdude> brishu, and there is no path or plugin or anything that will change that?
[09:30] <montom> twright : am getting this error when i try to add the cpu freg applet to the panel :   You will not be able to modify the frequency of your machine.  Your machine may be misconfigured or not have hardware support for CPU frequency scaling.
[09:30] <brishu> Diverdude, not that i know of ....
[09:30] <EastDallas> Dextronaught: did you check levels in gnome-alsamixer?
[09:30] <brishu> but there is a workaround
[09:30] <Dextronaught> yes, I even fiddled with it a bit (remembering how it was originally) and nothing
[09:30] <heavywater> wake up in the morning feeling like p diddy
[09:30] <Real_Ubot> What is the best way to synchronize mails between a laptop and a desktop computer?  Does some of you have a good pointer to start from. Because I do not know which standard to follow (the portland desktop, the one from debian, the gnome one..). Which one is the recommended
[09:33] <ugliefrog_01> is there a way to use apple software on ubuntu
[09:33] <montom> twright : my laptop uses ATI Graphics card   i could not install ubuntu so i was adviced to disable acpi and it worked
[09:34] <arvind_khadri> yuhl, debian maintainers guide
[09:34] <yuhl> arvind_khadri, thanks
[09:34] <twright> yuhl: if you create a .desktop file in ~/local/share/applications that should add it
[09:34] <arvind_khadri> yuhl, np :)
[09:35] <twright> montom: in that case you might need to manually configure powersaving ...
[09:35] <brishu> kc1993, what package is it ??
[09:35] <yuhl> arvind_khadri, twright: that was really fast :)
[09:35] <EastDallas> Dextronaught: OK, so no hardware, inputs or outputs in Sound Properties, but you can still play audio in firefox, correct?
[09:35] <kc1993> mlt-python
[09:35] <Dextronaught> I have output
[09:35] <montom> twright:  how do i do that? ... sorry am new to ubuntu
[09:35] <brishu> and the error message is ?
[09:35] <Dextronaught> it's called... Dummy Output
 mlt-python
[09:36] <Dextronaught> but yeah, correct for everything els
[09:36] <sa-evo> I am in need of some assistance with Ubuntu Netbook Remix. I have it running on a USB flash drive just as the guides say. Can I download and install programs on to this, or is it merely a live session that would still need installed?
[09:36] <Dextronaught> tyvm EastDallas, btw :-)
[09:36] <brishu> kc1993,  when you try to uninstall the mlt-python you should be getting an error message ... what is it ?
http://i.imgur.com/wCnpu.png
 wait
[09:36] <twright> montom: just looking for a good tutorial ...
 http://paste.ubuntu.com/355965/
 and...
 http://i.imgur.com/MelUa.png
[09:38] <EastDallas> Dextronaught, monkey_: go to system>Administration>Hardware Drivers and check for a proprietary modem driver
[09:39] <brishu> kc1993, https://launchpad.net/~jonoomph/+archive/openshot-edge/+builds?build_state=built
[09:39] <twright> montom: ah, looking online it seems the problem probably is that your fan is not being used
[09:39] <brishu> the mlt-python package is there
[09:39] <Dextronaught> EastDallas, that driver is enabled
[09:39] <EastDallas> Dextronaught monkey_: If it's there, and you don't use it, disable it.
[09:39] <Dextronaught> it says...  I guess I don't use it, disable it? right?
 I have the ppa
[09:40] <brishu> said **
[09:40] <sa-evo> I am in need of some assistance with Ubuntu Netbook Remix. I have it running on a USB flash drive just as the guides say. Can I download and install programs on to this, or is it merely a live session that would still need installed?
[09:40] <EastDallas> Dextronaught: do you use dial-up?
[09:41] <Dextronaught> no
[09:41] <Dextronaught> so, disable?
[09:41] <EastDallas> Dextronaught: yes
[09:41] <twright> montom: could you try booting with the acpi=noirq option instead of acpi=off and let me know if that helps
[09:41] <brishu> kc1993, you need to get rid of mlt-python right ?
[09:41] <meowbuntu> what is the app name for skype on ubuntu
[09:41] <rww> sa-evo: It's a live session that still needs installing.
 yep
[09:41] <EastDallas> monkey_: did you have that driver?
[09:41] <rww> ubottu: skype | meowbuntu
[09:41] <ardchoille> kc1993:  it's python-mlt not mlt-python
[09:42] <montom> twright : running sudo hddtemp /dev/sda  give me this  44°C is that bad or its not too hot?
[09:42] <brishu> id say try installing mlt-python via the .deb and then remove it ...
[09:42] <sa-evo> rww: Is it possible to install and boot off of a USB flash drive?
[09:42] <brishu> and see if that helps ...
[09:42] <EastDallas> Dextronaught: did it help?
[09:42] <Dextronaught> EastDallas, I can't disable it for some reason
[09:42] <Dextronaught> well
[09:42] <twright> montom: for a laptop, that is a fairly low temp
[09:42] <ardchoille> !usb | sa-evo
[09:42] <rww> sa-evo: Maybe, if you put another flash drive in there and point the installer at it. I haven't tried it, though.
[09:42] <Dextronaught> I can like.... uncheck the green dot
[09:42] <Dextronaught> so I try to remove
[09:42] <Dextronaught> and it'll say error, let me tell you exactly what it says.
 http://i.imgur.com/wCnpu.png
[09:42] <meowbuntu> !ekiga
[09:42] <twright> montom: although that is just the hard drive temperature
[09:42] <EastDallas> Dextronaught: you can't uncheck the green dot.
[09:43] <Dextronaught> SystemError: installArchives() failed
[09:43] <Dextronaught> and that's when I try to remove it
[09:43] <EastDallas> Dextronaught: you click the oone that has the green dot, then click remove
[09:43] <sa-evo> ardchille: What does !USB do?
[09:43] <meowbuntu> rww, there is python-skype and skypesentials in synaptic
[09:43] <Dextronaught> mmmm, ok, 1 sec
[09:43] <ardchoille> sa-evo: see the message the bot posted for you
[09:44] <sa-evo> Checking. Didn't realize it had posted something for me, hahaha.
[09:44] <montom> twright : can the hight temparatures  affect my laptop?
[09:44] <Dextronaught> EastDallas, it kinda froze on me lol
[09:44] <rww> meowbuntu: python-skype is a programming library, skypesentials does not exist.
[09:44] <Dextronaught> and I can't close it
[09:45] <EastDallas> give it a second
[09:45] <Dextronaught> I'm trying to look for it in my processes
[09:45] <rww> meowbuntu: if you want to install Skype in Ubuntu, please use the instructions ubottu provided
[09:45] <Dextronaught> ok
[09:45] <Dextronaught> I'll wait I guess
[09:45] <Dextronaught> Oo
[09:45] <Dextronaught> I moved the window
[09:45] <Dextronaught> and saw that I hadn't clicked ok for that error message it gave me
[09:45] <twright> montom: yes - they do have the potential to damage your laptop (the graphics card in particular)
[09:46] <Dextronaught> yeah, I highlight it, the dot that's green, and can't remove it
[09:46] <Dextronaught> it's the only driver that I have there anyways
[09:46] <twright> montom: there is a quite full report on this issue here: http://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14679
[09:46] <sa-evo> ardchoille: I do believe that is the guide that I followed to have live USB. Does that allow me to install the OS to the USB flash drive as if it were a normal hard drive and be able to install programs?
[09:47] <ardchoille> sa-evo: I'm not sure, I haven't ever tried it
[09:47] <dryg> yo yo yo
[09:47] <Dextronaught> EastDallas, amarok is getting my whole collection from my external harddrive, it's at 87%, do you think that might be a reason why it doesn't let me? cuz it's in use somehow since you think it has to do something with my audio
[09:47] <dryg> i need some assistance my friends
[09:47] <sa-evo> ardchoille: Thanks. I just don't like the idea of being limited to live just because it is a USB flash drive.
[09:47] <brishu> !ask | dryg
[09:47] <EastDallas> Dextronaught: oooooohhhhhhhhh....you're using amarok...are you using kubuntu?
[09:48] <dryg> i have a folder full of 1-1.5MB .jpg's that I need to resize small enough for forum uploading!
[09:48] <Dextronaught> no
[09:48] <Dextronaught> Ubuntu
[09:48] <dryg> But I don't want to sacrifice image quality!
[09:48] <meowbuntu> rww the latest version of the skype package is for hardy on that site
[09:48] <EastDallas> Dextronaught: What version of amarok?
[09:48] <Dextronaught> the latest I guess
[09:48] <octaveous> hello, can anyone tell me how to change the BOOT SPLASH of the live ubuntu cd, or at least the file that it uses for boot menu
[09:48] <dryg> Tell me there is a nice simple command line enty to cure my woes
[09:48] <ardchoille> dryg: I have a script for that
[09:48] <kesha> so
[09:48] <ardchoille> !paste
[09:49] <makeitcrunk> we goin out tonight?
[09:49] <dryg> nifty
[09:49] <Dextronaught> but... TeamSpeak 3 and TeamSpeak 2 won't do nothing, I don't have any hardware in my sound preferences as I said, and Skype doesn't have sound either
[09:49] <kesha> wake up in the morning feelin like p diddy?
[09:49] <Dextronaught> no mic, nothing
[09:49] <meowbuntu> rww, that command !skype need to be modified to link for ubuntu 9.10 installer
[09:49] <makeitcrunk> sing it girl
[09:49] <EastDallas> Dextronaught: I used amarok at one time, and I had to jump through hoops to get it to play audio in Ubuntu.  I believe you have to install gstreamer, and make that the default playback method in amarok.
[09:49] <makeitcrunk> NO KESHA
[09:49] <octaveous> hello, can anyone tell me how to change the BOOT SPLASH of the live ubuntu cd, or at least the file that it uses for boot menu
[09:49] <meowbuntu> there is a girl on here who is that
[09:49] <montom> twright : when should i be worried when the cpu temperatures are up?
[09:49] <EastDallas> Dextronaught: have you tried playback using any other programs, like rhythmbox?
[09:50] <Dextronaught> yes, and it plays, but I don't hear nothing
[09:50] <Dextronaught> and yes, I've installed mp3 codecs or w/e
[09:50] <Myrtti> meowbuntu: ?
[09:50] <EastDallas> Dextronaught: gstreamer is not a codec, it's a driver of sorts.
[09:50] <Dextronaught> it's cuz I don't have hardware. I wonder why I can't delete that modem :(
[09:50] <twright> montom: that depends on your computer although as a general rule anything above 50-60C is worrying
[09:51] <Dextronaught> ok, can I get gstreamer from synaptic?
[09:51] <Dextronaught> maybe it doesn't let me removei t cuz I never closed synaptic
[09:51] <garymc> Hi i seem to have a problem in my gnome in ubuntu. Anytime i create a desktop launcher and chose type "location" after i make the launcher it makes itself as an application. Anyone know what is going on here?
[09:51] <EastDallas> Dextronaught: yeah, close synaptic and try
[09:51] <Dextronaught> yes, gstreamer was already installed
[09:51] <octaveous> hello, can anyone tell me how to change the BOOT SPLASH of the live ubuntu cd, or at least the file that it uses for boot menu
[09:51] <EastDallas> Dextronaught: close synaptic and try to remove that modem
[09:52] <rww> meowbuntu: meowbuntu Do you have 32-bit or 64-bit Ubuntu?
[09:52] <EastDallas> Dextronaught: I've got amarok on another machine...let me go look at it, I'll brb
[09:52] <Dextronaught> its removing
[09:52] <Dextronaught> it removed, now let me check if I got sound
[09:52] <meowbuntu> i386 or i686
[09:52] <rick__> hey I d/l the alternate iso for karmic but my md5sums do not match
[09:52] <meowbuntu> rrw
[09:52] <rick__> is there anyway to fix it?
[09:53] <rww> meowbuntu: Download http://www.skype.com/go/getskype-linux-beta-ubuntu-32 , then double-click it
[09:53] <tarnzwerg> double check if u have the right checksums - and than d/l again - no other way
[09:53] <StarFighter> Hello please excuse me if this is a stupid question . . . I don't know where I have been living the last year but there seems to be NO netbooks in pc world / commet / argos  . . that have linux on anymore . . all windows xp! what has happened?
[09:53] <Dextronaught> no sound, but I still don't have hardware in my sound preferences, I don't think it's amarok
[09:53] <Dextronaught> I don't get sound from other players either.
[09:53] <octaveous> hello, can anyone tell me how to change the BOOT SPLASH of the live ubuntu cd, or at least the file that it uses for boot menu
[09:53] <meowbuntu> the latest ubuntu package was for hardy can i install the medibuntu one instead
[09:54] <rww> meowbuntu: medibuntu doesn't package skype any more
[09:54] <rick__> tarnzwerg: i d/led it by hitting it with wget -c several times can that coz a problem?
[09:54] <meowbuntu> rww thats for intreaped not karmic
[09:54] <rww> meowbuntu: it's for intrepid and newer
[09:54] <meowbuntu> ok thanks
[09:55] <meowbuntu> rww can you update the !skype comand with that link
[09:55] <rww> meowbuntu: I'll look into it.
[09:55] <StarFighter> Hello please excuse me if this is a stupid question . . . I don't know where I have been living the last year but there seems to be NO netbooks in pc world / commet / argos  . . that have linux on anymore . . Have all the hardware vendors now dropped Linux infavour of XP and 7?
[09:55] <tarnzwerg> I had experienced problems with continuing features of several download tools. so *maybe* this is the root of your problem
[09:55] <twright> montom: another option which might work better is pci=noacpi
[09:56] <EastDallas> Dextronaught: you may have to restart.
[09:56] <StarFighter> can anyone see me type?
[09:56] <Dextronaught> yeah, I think so
[09:56] <StarFighter> hello>
[09:56] <octaveous> hello, can anyone tell me how to change the BOOT SPLASH of the live ubuntu cd, or at least the file that it uses for boot menu
[09:56] <tarnzwerg> mh.. starfighter? i fetched a acer aspire one last year with preinstalled linpus linux. after replacing linpus it's quite usable :)
[09:56] <Dextronaught> I'm currently trying on install gDesles and screenlets, so I'll reboot in like half an hour and talk to you then, will you still be around?
[09:56] <EastDallas> Dextronaught: try...and let's see if that works
[09:56] <montom> twright : i should boot with that option?
[09:56] <Dextronaught> I hope it fixes. :-)
[09:57] <fire_princes> Hello evrybody
[09:57] <Dextronaught> I'm sort of hungry anyways.
[09:57] <ardchoille> rick__: If the md5sum truly doesn't match, download the iso again, you don't want to wwaste time with a corrupted iso
[09:57] <StarFighter> tarnzwerg: What I mean is, a year ago every laptop in the shops had linux on apart from a few . . . Now I can't even find a shop that sells ubuntu laptops . . . looks like microsoft won the war :(?
[09:57] <EastDallas> Dextronaught: I think that will fix it...but it's 4am here, so I doubt I'll be around in 30 mins...will be bakc later tomorrow
[09:57] <ardchoille> !ot | StarFighter
[09:57] <twright> montom: yes, it might work better than acpi=off
[09:57] <Dextronaught> ok, ok, I understand
[09:57] <Dextronaught> I've lived in Dallas metro my whole life :-)
[09:58] <Dextronaught> Dallas, Arlington, McKinney
[09:58] <StarFighter> this is ubuntu related what are you talking about archoile?
[09:58] <octaveous> hello, can anyone tell me how to change the BOOT SPLASH of the live ubuntu cd, or at least the file that it uses for boot menu
[09:58] <StarFighter> I'm trying to buy a Ubuntu netbook but it seems windows xp is installed on everysingle one in the shop. looks like linux lost?
[09:58] <EastDallas> Dextronaught:  you might also want to check in Amarok, Settings>Configure Amarok>Playback>Configure button, and see what's at the top of that list.
[09:58] <EastDallas> Dextronaught: you in dallas now?
[09:59] <Dextronaught> McKinney, why?
[09:59] <StarFighter> Can anyone confirm that it seems hardware vendors (netbook manufactures) have stopped supporting ubuntu and have dropped it for xp and win 7?
[10:00] <ghufran> hi .. i am unable to open specific sites on my machine .. in firefox and chrome.. i tried wget and it gives network timeout .. however other machines can open the same sites on the same network .. what might be wrong?
[10:00] <ardchoille> StarFighter: Please take that to another channel
[10:00] <crash82> Hello, I have a problem in empathy #empathy is empty, one of my contacts of msn does not appear in the list and I can't "talk" to him, in pidgin it works fine. any tips ?
[10:00] <StarFighter> Am I not in the Ubuntu channel?
[10:00] <garymc> Hi guys i know this prob aint the place to ask again, but i still have issue with my launcher. Now it still works on all other accounts apart from mine. but i discovered something that may help someone understand. When i create the launcher type location and use http://localhost it opens in gedit. but if i use location http://www.google.com it opens in firefox???? but the local host one...
[10:00] <garymc> ...opens in all other accounts apart from my own??
[10:00] <StarFighter> I'm trying to find out if anyone knows where to buy an Ubuntu netbook?
[10:00] <FloodBot1> garymc: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:00] <garymc> that wasnt a flood, but a long question
[10:00] <One``> Arrr, so I am back again. Can anyone help with my xorg.conf now? :)
[10:01] <StarFighter> Why would I take that to another channel? are you mad?
[10:01] <EastDallas> Dextronaught: curious...cool.  You should check out #ubuntu-dallas and #ubuntu-us-tx and https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-dallas
[10:01] <ardchoille> StarFighter: http://www.system76.com/  and  http://www.zareason.com/shop/home.php
[10:01] <rww> StarFighter: dell.com/ubuntu, System76, or ZaReason
[10:01] <Dextronaught> ok, sounds neat-o
[10:01] <rww> StarFighter: we had this discussion in #ubuntu-offtopic about an hour ago, actually :)
[10:01] <twright> StarFighter: or of course amazon
[10:02] <StarFighter> rww: I just spoke to dell they have stopped shipping ubuntu. They currently have NO ubuntu net boooks or laptops with ubuntu on. None of their MINIS or LAPTOPS and they don't know when or if they will ship again.
[10:02] <One``> Setting up a second CRT television display using VGA-SCART. I have the settings from Powerstrip in Windows but have NFI how to put them to use in Ubuntu
[10:02] <rww> StarFighter: Which country are you in?
[10:02] <StarFighter> uk
[10:02] <rww> StarFighter: Ah. US still has them.
[10:02] <StarFighter> oh I see
[10:03] <StarFighter> rww:  Ye man, its the weirdest thing. Last time I looked 80% of them were linux. I poo you not . . . NOT ONE laptop in argos / commet / pc world have a linux net boook :( windows 7 and windows xp on everyone
[10:03] <sa-evo> StarFighter: You could just go buy one and put Ubuntu on it.
[10:03] <chromic> hi all
[10:04] <MookyMoo> Dual boot?
[10:04] <sa-evo> Either dual boot or single Ubuntu.
[10:04] <StarFighter> sa-evo: Obviously this is an option but I was just blown away to find I couldnt buy one with it on. I dont wanna spend £300 on a netbook to find I cant get ubuntu working on it properly
[10:04] <garymc> anyone help me with that?
[10:04] <chromic> I'm on karmic and I've noticed that sshd gets restarted at the end of boot. I have a static network (wlan) defined in /etc/networking/interfaces.
[10:05] <chromic> sshd starts at the beginning of boot, and restarts once wlan0 comes up
[10:05] <chromic> any way to delay its start until wlan0 is up?
[10:05] <StarFighter> I think someone needs to start a Linux hardware company. Only way to solve all these bloody problems with drivers and lack of support.
[10:05] <StarFighter> btw archolie that website is perfect but its usa not UK
[10:06] <sa-evo> StarFighter: That is true. But, I've been running a live USB of Ubuntu Netbook Remix on my Acer Aspire One netbook. No problems so far, everything seems to work.
[10:06] <StarFighter> sa-evo: cool man nice one.
[10:06] <StarFighter> anyway thx for your help. I just thought I was going mad but t does seem linux has finally faded away in the uk to never return.
[10:06] <StarFighter> the netbook war is over!
[10:06] <StarFighter> anyway thx for your help.
[10:07] <rww> StarFighter: eh, it'll start up again come time for Dell to renew their contract with Microsoft
[10:16] <One``> Do the nVidia display drivers use display information from xorg.conf? Or do I need to change settings elsewhere?
[10:17] <emil_> One``, use the nvidia-settings tool
[10:18] <riphost> Hello. Ive installed the command line system of lucid lynx. How do I on boot make it log me in automatically and then startx?
[10:18] <One``> It doesn't have the custom resolution options I need.
[10:18] <koshari> One` you may need to use your monitors edid info
[10:19] <ardchoille> riphost: you need to be in #ubuntu+1
[10:19] <duranet> how can I remote ubuntu from win xp?
[10:19] <MookyMoo> riphost: I'm not sure about the command-line system but my guess would be adding commands to a bash script which you set to run on boot?
[10:20] <One``> koshari, it has no EDID info because I don't have any data lines in the cable, plus it's a CRT television.
[10:20] <riphost> yeah, but which script?
[10:20] <One``> VGA-SCART
[10:20] <ardchoille> riphost: you're using Lucid Lynx, a development version of Ubuntu, you need ask your questions in #ubuntu+1
[10:20] <riphost> actually I don't need the logon part, just startx to be run as my user
[10:20] <riphost> well this would be exactly the same for karmic wouldnt it?
[10:21] <koshari> One` the gpu wont let you run a resolution outside the monitors capabilities automatically, you may need a modeline
[10:21] <ardchoille> !lucid | riphost
[10:21] <superpiiii> what package to install to get the command VBoxManage?
[10:21] <koshari> One is it just a standard def 4:3 tv?
[10:21] <kraut> moin
[10:22] <One``> I have a mode line, I just don't know how to put it in xorg for a second display.
[10:22] <intok> first time wubi install, clean install of XP on this box, hasn't been connected to net yet for updates, first thing I tried to install is ubuntu 9.10 64 bit via the install cd, but I can't get ubuntu to boot, don't see a grub menu or anything
[10:22] <MookyMoo> superpiiii: virtualbox-ose
[10:22] <One``> Yes it's 4:3 CRT TV
[10:23] <koshari> i ahvnt edited an xorg modeline for ages , i think it needs to be in the monitor or screen section
[10:23] <koshari> One` can you boot an earlier live disc and copy the xorg file?
[10:23] <One``> Why boot an earlier one?
[10:24] <One``> I have this mode line which I need to add - "640x480" 13.500 640 704 768 880 480 586 591 719 interlace -hsync -vsync
[10:24] <koshari> earlier versions of ubuntu always write an xorg file
[10:27] <koshari> One look here for some examples, http://www.mythtv.org/wiki/Modeline_Database
[10:27] <viliny2> anyone have #ubuntu chatter back an hour and can tell me when exactly "Viliny" dropped from here and with what error message?
[10:28] <Mwa> what kind of timescale
[10:28] <Mwa> oh an hour
[10:28] <rww> viliny2: 01:12:20 -!- viliny<EMAIL_ADDRESS>has quit [Read error: 60 (Operation timed out)]
[10:28] <viliny2> thanks alot rww!
[10:28] <rww> viliny2: current time here is 02:28
[10:28] <Starsk1> plop
[10:29] <Mwa> how do I get hte firefox beta on ubuntu
[10:29] <riphost> nevermind think i got it
[10:32] <ikke> hi!
[10:33] <theadmin> Hello, ikke.
[10:34] <ikke> hey, errm, i´m having a problem with ubuntu an my new cellphone, is anyone into phones??
[10:34] <theadmin> ikke: Well... what are you trying to do with it?
[10:34] <One``> So I need to install an earlier version of Ubuntu to be able to adjust custom resolutions? Seems like a big backwards step..
[10:35] <One``> Reading through the MythTV thing btw.
[10:35] <ikke> ... at least something. its an sonim xp3 quest an all what works is bluetooth object push, wammu says, it wouldnt exist...
[10:35] <theadmin> I have got a problem here...
[10:35] <strywgr> Im getting an error while Upgrading my Ubuntu 9.10 - http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m290a9963 Please have a look at it.
[10:36] <theadmin> I've forgotten my ICQ password, however, it is stored in Pidgin. Can one help me to get it out of there?
[10:36] <me24> hi
[10:37] <DrMon> Huh, I diddn't know ICQ still existed.  Mine's<PHONE_NUMBER>856! Add me!"
[10:38] <strywgr> Im getting an error while Upgrading my Ubuntu 9.10 - http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m290a9963 Please have a look at it.
[10:38] <theadmin> !repeat | strywgr
[10:40] <me24> how do you install something on ubuntu
[10:40] <me24> i mean i downloaded and unpacked a program
[10:40] <me24> its a makefile there but how do i install ?
[10:40] <DaZ> !compilation | me24
[10:40] <DaZ> eh
[10:40] <bazhang> me24, what program
[10:41] <me24> Crunch
[10:41] <DaZ> whatever, me24, you're doing it wrong
[10:41] <koshari> me24 you are better off using a binary, than compiling yourself
[10:41] <DaZ> most of the applications are in the repository or ppa.
[10:41] <bazhang> me24, what is crunch
[10:41] <me24> its to use with aircrack
[10:41] <me24> word list generator
[10:42] <theadmin> Forget it, problem solved.
[10:44] <koshari> me24 if you are going to compile it at least use checkinstall
[10:45] <strywgr> Im getting an error while Upgrading my Ubuntu 9.10 - http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m290a9963 Please have a look at it.
[10:45] <theadmin> Well, crunch doesn't seem to be in repositories.
[10:45] <theadmin> strywgr: Stop repeating. If nobody knows, nobody answers, that's how it works.
[10:48] <sipior> theadmin: new people enter the channel all the time. repeating an unanswered question is therefore eminently sensible. he waited seven minutes before reposting, which does not seem excessive to my mind.
[10:48] <theadmin> sipior: Eh. Sorry. Forgot I've hidden all joins and quits.
[10:51] <theadmin> Anyway, what is "Disk utility" in System--Admininstration for? Never used it.
[10:51] <twright> theadmin: that is for formatting disks or creating partitions
[10:52] <theadmin> twright: Formatting?... Always used GPartED for that and same about creating partitions.
[10:52] <twright> theadmin: well gparted is really overkill for just formatting a usb stick or similar
[10:53] <theadmin> twright: Right click - Format in desktop?
[10:53] <twright> theadmin: yes - that is provided by disk utility
[10:54] <theadmin> I however am more of preffering mkfs -t ext4 /dev/whatever :D
[10:58] <theadmin> Br. I wanna remove that computer janitor thing cause all it does is deleting manually-installed archives. What is it's package name?
[10:59] <rww> theadmin: computer-janitor, I think
[10:59] <theadmin> thanks, rww.
[10:59] <strywgr> another thing, I can't remove or install new things to :/
[10:59] <Joschi> hi
[10:59] <strywgr> all because of this latest update.
[10:59] <rww> theadmin: computer-janitor-gtk and computer-janitor
[11:00] <theadmin> strywgr: Oh, it seems APT is damaged. There was some command... uh... damn... uh... dpkg --reconfigure?
[11:00] <fanti> hello! i tested a bit with aircrack-ng and my own AP, but aireplay-ng tells me that "Sysfs injection support was not found either" on my ubuntu system.... ?
[11:00] <strywgr> sudo dpkg reconfigure -a?
[11:00] <matthewcford> hi, I have a problem where I cannot log in to my gnome session, it flashes black then I get taken back to the login screen, I have a feeling it might be to do with my xorg.config can someone take a look at it to see if im missing something http://pastie.org/776270 - thanks
[11:01] <theadmin>  strywgr: Probably... I forgot it all.
[11:01] <andruk> im getting a "dpkg-buildpackage: error: fakeroot debian/rules binary gave error exit status 2" when i try to pbuilder my package, help?
[11:01] <strywgr> happens, I have tried doing that to, still the same error exists.
[11:02] <strywgr> dpkg-query: parse error, in file '/var/lib/dpkg/status' near line 25448 package 'libstrigiqtdbusclient0':
[11:02] <jenda> What's the easiest way to stitch photos (of documents) back into (makeshift) documents? Source is jpg, and I'd prefer PDF as a result.
[11:02] <theadmin> o_O quite a string.
[11:02] <meowbuntu> if anyoone has experanve with ubuntu and win7 can you advise me if its worth getting win7
[11:02] <duncan-nz> meowbuntu, what are you wondering about?
[11:02] <theadmin> meowbuntu: It was not much better then Vista, except for it's faster and costs more.
[11:03] <bazhang> meowbuntu, please take this to #ubuntu-offtopic
[11:03] <duncan-nz> meowbuntu, the first thing would be to check if your system has drivers for windows 7.
[11:03] <duncan-nz> bazhang, sorry, quite right.
[11:03] <meowbuntu> CPU[-Single core Intel Pentium 4 (UP) clocked at 1836.614 Mhz-] Kernel[-2.6.31-17-generic i686-] Up[-5:27-] Mem[-407.0/749.7MB-] HDD[-160.0GB(36.5% used)-] Procs[-146-] Client[-X-Chat 2.8.6-] inxi[-1.2.7-]
[11:04] <duncan-nz> If I use a live CD to copy files with various permission, will the permissions be preserved intact or will they all end up owned by root?
[11:04] <meowbuntu> duncan-nz, have you been to #ubuntu-nz here yet
[11:04] <duncan-nz> meowbuntu, no, thanks for the tip. I don't live in NZ any more.
[11:06] <London90> Hiya, does anyone know how to make ubuntu see the java update I just installed, I've tried putting a few symbolic links in but it doesn't seem to like it. Uninstall the previous version maybe?
[11:06] <sipior> duncan-nz: depends on how you copy them. check out the "-a" switch to cp, for example. or "-p" when using tar.
[11:06] <theadmin> eh what the. Update manager found updates twice in a row. Oh well... *installs*
[11:07] <RobotCow> London90, update-alternatives java
[11:08] <theadmin> why is update manager icon sometimes orange and sometimes red?
[11:08] <duncan-nz> sipior, what i need is to copy my karmic install to a new disk before I dump the old (dying) one. Would this be the best way to do that?
[11:08] <Myrtti> theadmin: depending on the necessity of the update to be done
[11:08] <Myrtti> theadmin: urgent security updates are red
[11:08] <theadmin> Myritti: Ah, so if there are "Important security updates" it gets red?
[11:08] <strywgr> If this error continues, I will be going for a fresh install.
[11:09] <RobotCow> is it just me or is pidgin very buggy with ubuntu karmic?
[11:09] <theadmin> strywgr: This is probably a better way anyway
[11:09] <hyphn> so, i have been googling quite a bit about this, but noone seems to have a solution, so i thought i would try some live consulting. ---> I want to make my remote-desktop be on one workspace, maximized, and that the hotkeys will work to switch in and out of it. anyone did this or have any ideas?
[11:09] <meowbuntu> Error 11: unsupported testing option argument: -! ask
[11:09] <theadmin> RobotCow: Just you... Maybe you should use their PPA, it's less buggy there.
[11:09] <meowbuntu> !ask
[11:09] <London90> RobotCow: will that give me the latest update or only the latest in the software in the channel
[11:09] <strywgr> Im getting an error while Upgrading my Ubuntu 9.10 - http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m290a9963 Please have a look at it.
[11:09] <RobotCow> London90, how did you install java?
[11:10] <sipior> duncan-nz: rsync would be easiest, probably. something like "rsync -avz foo bar". have a look at the man page (which has plenty of examples)
[11:10] <Sinkro63> How do I disconnect a rfcomm?
[11:10] <London90> RobotCow firstly I just used the package in the repo from synaptic, now I've donwloaded the most recent verion from sun and installed that according to its instructions but the test on java.com tells me I have the old version
[11:11] <RobotCow> London90, if you want the latest availabe, get it from java.sun.com
[11:11] <RobotCow> !update-alternatives
[11:11] <London90> RobotCow: I did and I've installed it but firefox doesn't pick it up
[11:12] <RobotCow> London90, you need to tell ubuntu which java to use with update-alternatives
[11:12] <RobotCow> London90, man update-alternatives
[11:12] <London90> RobotCow: great, thanks!
[11:13] <duncan-nz> sipior, i'm looking into rsync now, i've heard about it so often it's about time i learnt to use it. thanks
[11:15] <me24> yeah good
[11:16] <koshari> duncan-nz want the rsync line i use to backup a drive?
[11:17] <duncan-nz> koshari, if that would also preserve file permission when run as root, yes.
[11:17] <]kurama[> hey
[11:17] <strywgr> RobotCow : can you please look at this -> http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m290a9963
[11:17] <koshari> duncan-nz sudo rsync -uaAH --del --progress / /media/disk --exclude /media/ --exclude /bigmutha --exclude /recordings --exclude /dev/ --exclude /sys/ --exclude /tmp/ --exclude /proc/
[11:17] <theadmin> o_O
[11:18] <]kurama[> hi there!
[11:18] <theadmin> Hi, ]kurama[
[11:18] <koshari> duncan-nz of course i have a few excludes there relating to my systems mounted data dirs
[11:19] <RobotCow> strywgr, cat /var/lib/dpkg/status | pastebinit
[11:20] <cobra679> I like ubuntu
[11:20] <strywgr> RobotCow : http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m38fba48e
[11:22] <RobotCow> strywgr, is that all of it? I don't see a line 25548
[11:23] <Dimoutlook> are the apps installed on 9.10/64 all 64 bit ?
[11:23] <RobotCow> strywgr, sudo apt-get install -f
[11:24] <Sinkro63> I try to connect to internet through my mobile (and bluetooth). thats works fine first time but if i disconnect and connect again it doesnt work. i have to restart my computer. (it looks like rfcomm hangs..)  Anyone have a solution?
[11:25] <Dunkirk> How do I show what _installed_ packages are depending on another package?
[11:26] <RobotCow> strywgr, you have some syntax errors in the file /var/lib/dpkg/status that need correcting with a text editor
[11:26] <strywgr> RObo : http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m7b598ab2
[11:26] <RobotCow> strywgr, use the pastebinit command
[11:26] <Dunkirk> I see `apt-cache rdepend' and `dpk --get-selections', but is there a way to kill two birds with one stone?
[11:26] <RobotCow> RobotCow, and talk in the channel
[11:26] <montom> i have installed ubuntu 9.10 on a Toshiba satellite L505D and it heats up alot , how can i fix that
[11:27] <fjwi2292> I've lost my machine, it doesn't respond to pings or ssh... is there a way to remotely reboot it?
[11:27] <strywgr> RobotCow, any solutions?
[11:28] <RobotCow> strywgr, find the syntax error in dpkg status file
[11:28] <RobotCow> correct it
[11:28] <RobotCow> done
[11:28] <montom> RobotCow : i have installed ubuntu 9.10 on a Toshiba satellite L505D and it heats up alot , how can i fix that
[11:28] <Dunkirk> montom, is the "laptop-mode-tools" package installed?
[11:29] <RobotCow> monokrome, enable powersaving features such as cpu frequency scaling, will make the battery last longer too
[11:29] <theadmin> I've got w32codecs thingy from medibuntu's repo, yet I use VLC as my main media player. Do I really need that?
[11:29] <montom> Dunkirk : how do i check that am new to ubuntu
[11:29] <Dunkirk> montom, I'm here to ask a package-management question too... ;-)
[11:30] <RobotCow> !torbutton
[11:30] <Dunkirk> montom, But... `dpkg --get-selections | grep laptop'
[11:31] <Dunkirk> montom, I'm seeing that laptop packages are installed on my desktop, so they must come in by default.
[11:31] <montom> Dunkirk : mine are installed to
[11:32] <pierce_> oh hai
[11:32] <neekers> can I ask a quick bash question, does if [ ! -z "${alt}" ]; then mean that the alt variable is zero length or has a non-zero length?
[11:32] <neekers> i'm confused with the ! operator
[11:33] <MrSmythe> Hello everyone, I am new to ubuntu and IRC, can someone tell me how I register my nickname?
[11:33] <montom> RobotCow : i tried adding the cpu freq on the panel but it does not work some error bout  bad configurations
[11:33] <duncan-nz> koshari, what's the '-uaAH'? Is that a whole group of options? It certainly isn't a single option. I'm not so great with cli commands.
[11:33] <rww> ubottu: register | MrSmythe
[11:33] <knoxville> Hello guys... Is there any way to make kate make a new line for every 64 letter?
[11:33] <MrSmythe> Thank you.
[11:34] <rob_p> neekers: ! = not so if $alt is NOT zero length, then...
[11:34] <Dunkirk> montom, I'm looking at /etc/init.d/laptop-mode.
[11:34] <Dunkirk> montom, It's looking for a file in /etc/default/laptop-mode.
[11:34] <neekers> rob_p: thanks
[11:34] <rob_p> neekers: welcome
[11:35] <Dunkirk> montom, It's apparently not installed by default. Create it: `sudo touch /etc/default/laptop-mode'
[11:35] <Dunkirk> montom, I don't know what should be in it. But after you create it, try `sudo /etc/init.d/laptop-mode start'
[11:36] <duncan-nz> New Question: is there a difference between a single (-) and double (--) dash in the command line? Do they mean different things?
[11:37] <rww> duncan-nz: different programs use different conventions for it, and you generally have to use the one it says to use
[11:37] <papul> http://uploadpic.org/showpic-38837/screenshot.png
[11:37] <theadmin> duncan-nz: Uh, parameters with one letter are commonly preceded by single dash, with many - by two
[11:37] <papul> ooops
[11:37] <papul> oops
[11:38] <duncan-nz> rww, okay, so there is no inherent meaning. Thanks.
[11:40] <intok> ok, so I've reinstalled ubuntu 9.10 64 bit off the cd via wubi 3 times so far and I still can't get a gub loader or anytihng, it just boots into a clean of XP Home SP2 that has not touched the internet as of yet. ubuntu is the first thing I'm installing so no other software can be affecting it.
[11:41] <theadmin> intok: Try "cd /d %SYSTEMROOT% && cd
[11:41] <theadmin> oops
[11:42] <theadmin> intok: cd /d %SYSTEMROOT% && cd \ && attrib -r -h -a -s boot.ini
[11:42] <intok> theadmin in windows?
[11:42] <theadmin> intok: Well, point is to make sure boot.ini on system drive is not read-only
[11:43] <theadmin> intok: Yeah, that's a windows command.
[11:44] <LucidPerry>  What's the default location of .bashrc (I want to add aliases)?
[11:44] <rob_p> LucidPerry: For a user or system-wide?
[11:45] <VSpike> Probably a daft question, but how can you move a gnome panel or add items to it when there's no empty space on it?
[11:45] <VSpike> I can't get access to the panel menu
[11:45] <LucidPerry> rob_p: Both, I suppose (I'm teaching myself about Linux :P).
[11:45] <rob_p> LucidPerry: For a user it goes in the home directory for the user.  For system-wide, you can put them in /etc/bash.bashrc
[11:45] <LucidPerry> rob_p: Great, thanks!
[11:46] <rob_p> LucidPerry: welcome
[11:46] <LucidPerry> rob_p: I tried finding it myself using: find *bashrc...do you know what that didn't work?
[11:46] <theadmin> LucidPerry: One should create it.
[11:47] <theadmin> LucidPerry: I think you can do so in your home directory if you don't need aliases to be system-wide
[11:47] <LucidPerry> theadmin: But it already exists in /etc/
[11:47] <rob_p> LucidPerry: I find that find is a little "syntaxy" so I use locate.  :-)
[11:47] <London90> Hiya, does anyone have any thoughts on the wine vs wine1.2 package in the repos. Is the newer one any less stable etc??
[11:47] <rww> London90: I've never had stability problems with it.
[11:47] <LucidPerry> rob_p: Locate found it instantly. What's the difference between the two oO?
[11:47] <London90> rww: the 1.2 ver?
[11:47] <rob_p> LucidPerry: You can consult the man page for find if you like.
[11:48] <rww> London90: London90 yes
[11:48] <LucidPerry> rob_p: Will do. Thanks for the help.
[11:48] <rob_p> LucidPerry: welcome
[11:48] <London90> rww: great, thanks for the input
[11:49] <cobra679> I think im onto something
[11:49] <VSpike> LucidPerry: for reasons too bizarre to explain, for GNU tools info is usually better, e.g. "info find"
[11:50] <VSpike> LucidPerry: the one recipe you really need to remember is: find /etc -iname '*bashrc*'
[11:50] <ae86-drifter> hey, is there a way to disable the 'ubuntu is running in low graphic mode' msg?
[11:51] <ae86-drifter> VSpike, whats the difference between find and locate?
[11:53] <VSpike> ae86-drifter: find is a lot more flexible and powerful, and does a live find. locate searches a database which is updated regularly by a cron job.
[11:53] <VSpike> ae86-drifter: also, locate excludes some areas of the file system
[11:53] <VSpike> ae86-drifter: find can search anywhere you tell it
[11:53] <tarelerulz> Is there way to use google's voice search on Ubuntu or any os out side of android?
[11:53] <ae86-drifter> locate seems to find everything for me, using regexes etc
[11:53] <rob_p> ae86-drifter: VSpike: ...or you can do, "updatedb" before you search with locate, in case you are looking for recent files.
[11:54] <ae86-drifter> rob_p, yes, i use updatedb, if needed (files added after a reboot) updatedb is run every time you boot
[11:55] <tcr> Hi there! I updated from 8.04 to 9.10 over the last two days; My load avg went from <1 to constantly around: 2.61, 2.22, 1.95
[11:55] <London90> rww: I've installed fine and everything works but the current version of winedoors isn't compatible yet, just an fyi
[11:56] <rob_p> ae86-drifter: VSpike: Like most any software, the more features/capability you give it, the more complex it gets for the user.  This is especially true for command line tools.  The find utility is indeed a powerful one.  But when I don't need to use it (and spend the time looking up the correct syntax), I use locate.
[11:56] <Knight52> Hello , when i using Wine to run windows application , the application is running but without text at all , i can see the buttons etc.. but with no text , i think its related to the fonts . any idea how can i fix this problem ?
[11:56] <ae86-drifter> i <3 locate, it saves me from having to 'organise' my files into folders hehe i just chuck everything whereever and locate does the work for me :P
[11:56] <tcr> gvfs-gdu-volume, devkit-disks-da, dbus-daemon, update-notifier, gdu-notificatio seem to be the background processes that keep my load average that high.
[11:56] <London90> does anyone know the setting I need to edit in gconf to stop Maximus maximizing in unr?
[11:57] <duncan-nz> New Question: I need to pass two options to rsync, -p (preserve permissions) and -r (recursive). Do I just pass them together -rp or separately -r -p ?
[11:58] <Myrtti> duncan-nz: the end result is the same
[11:58] <Myrtti> duncan-nz: (in theory)
[11:58] <tcr> Also: For some reason, Emacs' redisplay (same emacs version as before) got tremendously worse
[11:59] <arnotixe> duncan-nz, all on/off switches can be passed in whatever order, all at once or separated. ls -l -t -r is the same as ls -tlr
[11:59] <Islam_muslim_> Islam is the best religion... please join today. for more information please google Islam
[11:59] <eminor> o.O
[12:00] <Myrtti> Islam_muslim_: this channel is not for promoting politic/religious messages.
[12:00] <duncan-nz> Thanks both, that's a useful thing to know!
[12:00] <Myrtti> Islam_muslim_: you're free to discuss your Ubuntu Linux related problems and questions.
[12:00] <papul>
[12:00] <auditor> I am running Ubuntu on Hyper-V now.  Any ideas on how to make the mouse work?
[12:00] <Islam_muslim_> wat is the lastest ubuntu?
[12:01] <rww> Islam_muslim_: Ubuntu 9.10 Karmic Koala
[12:01] <ae86-drifter> if your good at regex then i dont really see the need to use anything but locate
[12:01] <VSpike> rob_p: I found find before locate so tend to use it unless I remember that locate is there :)
[12:01] <auditor> Any trick to install Hyper-V IC on Ubuntu guest?
[12:01] <VSpike> rob_p: but locate is better for most cases, I agree
[12:01] <silv3r_m00n> how to I upgrade jaunty to karmic
[12:01] <silv3r_m00n> without the internet connection ?
[12:01] <rww> ubottu: upgrade | silv3r_m00n
[12:02] <ae86-drifter> i dont think find, supports regex
[12:02] <rww> silv3r_m00n: get an alternate CD and use the alternate CD instructions linked on UpgradeNotes
[12:02] <VSpike> ae86-drifter: yeah, it does
[12:02] <fuhrer> Hi Guys, having issues with oss in ubuntu 9.10 running VIA box - http://pastebin.com/m2c70ad36
[12:02] <silv3r_m00n> but that alternate cd will be useless after the upgradation
[12:02] <silv3r_m00n> rww: any other way
[12:02] <Myrtti> silv3r_m00n: not really
[12:02] <rww> silv3r_m00n: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/KarmicUpgrades#Upgrading%20Using%20the%20Alternate%20CD/DVD
[12:02] <rob_p> VSpike: You're probably better off if you have already memorized how to use find.  You're using the more powerful search utility.
[12:02] <papul> how do i remove the join and quit messages in irssi?
[12:02] <ae86-drifter> VSpike, ok my bad, i didnt see it in find --help, honestly ive never used it before
[12:02] <rww> silv3r_m00n: you can just copy the ISO file to a USB stick or something and use that, so you don't use a CD
[12:03] <rww> papul: for one channel or all channels?
[12:03] <silv3r_m00n> rww: hmm
[12:03] <bazhang> !quietirssi | papul
[12:03] <papul> rww: 1 chan
[12:03] <VSpike> ae86-drifter: find -regex or find -iregex
[12:03] <dbugger> Ey fellas. Can someone help me please? I dont know why video freezes my ubuntu :(
[12:03] <rww> papul: /ignore -channel #ubuntu * JOINS PARTS QUITS
[12:03] <rob_p> VSpike: I use it only from time to time so for simple searches, I still use locate.  Old habit, perhaps...
[12:03] <silv3r_m00n> rww: that link is good
[12:03] <silv3r_m00n> to mound the iso and do it
[12:03] <silv3r_m00n> let me try
[12:03] <VSpike> I used find the other day to save someone's dissertation that they'd lost
[12:03] <rww> bazhang: That looks suspiciously similar to the last time I failed to /ignore joins and parts in here.
[12:04] <papul> rww: and how do i remove them for all channels?
[12:04] <rww> papul: /ignore * JOINS PARTS QUITS
[12:04] <VSpike> I used a live cd.  It was buried in IE's temporary files directories
[12:04] <rww> papul: the second field (that we're using * for) is user, btw.
[12:04] <VSpike> And they misspelled the file name (disseration.doc)
[12:04] <ae86-drifter> VSpike, cool, i suppose ill learn it if i need to one day
[12:05] <VSpike> So I ended up searching for all files modified in the last 24 hours less than 10MB in size that contained the word "protectionalism"
[12:05] <knoxville> I got a .trash on my USB stick with quite some GB.. But I can't delete it.. Tried trough terminal, and trough GUI.
[12:05] <papul> rww: thanks
[12:05] <Knight52> Hello , when i using Wine to run windows application , the application is running but without text at all , i can see the buttons etc.. but with no text , i think its related to the fonts . any idea how can i fix this problem ?
[12:05] <VSpike> That's where find comes in handy :)
[12:05] <ae86-drifter> VSpike, are you sure that "locate" doesnt search ALL files?
[12:05] <rob_p> VSpike: Good example!  Yes, find is your friend in that case.  :-)
[12:06] <fire_princes> Hi everyone
[12:06] <VSpike> ae86-drifter: um, no. I know you can make it not do it.  Look in /etc/updatedb.conf for PRUNEPATHS PRUNENAMES and PRUNEFS
[12:07] <ae86-drifter> VSpike, thanks for the tips, i will probably try to use find from now on :)
[12:07] <ae86-drifter> so updatedb does not apply to find? or what...
[12:08] <rob_p> ae86-drifter: It's not a, "one or the other" proposition... use 'em both, depending on the situation.
[12:09] <bullgard> I backed up /home and /etc. I installed Ubuntu 9.10 using the  Desktop Edition CD. How can I restore the old high resolution of my virtual consoles?  VGA controller is ATI RV350 [Mobility Radeon 9600 M10]. I am not yet familiar with Grub2.
[12:09] <ae86-drifter> rob_p, okay cool, well if locate doesnt do what i need one time then i now know what to do hehe
[12:10] <ae86-drifter> backed up etc? why?
[12:10] <rob_p> ae86-drifter: updatedb updates the db used by (m)locate.  The find utility does not rely on the db created by updatedb.
[12:10] <knoxville> I got a .trash on my USB stick with quite some GB.. But I can't delete it.. Tried trough terminal, and trough GUI.
[12:11] <knoxville> It says it's read only files
[12:11] <ae86-drifter> rob_p, so in other words, use locate as it is faster, unless you need the advanced searching features of find?
[12:11] <arnotixe> ae86-drifter, that's why find is so slow compared to locate
[12:11] <rob_p> ae86-drifter: Exactly!
[12:11] <okhomenko> Hi all
[12:11] <silv3r_m00n> if I install all packages in synaptic , how much space would that use ?
[12:12] <rww> silv3r_m00n: You can't. Various packages conflict with various other packages.
[12:12] <arnotixe> ae86-drifter,  if you want even "quicker and better" search, you could use beagle, but that's really eating resources
[12:12] <silv3r_m00n> rww: ok if I install all I cud
[12:12] <okhomenko> How can i remove all files and directories from tree exclude .svn directories and theirs inside content?
[12:12] <silv3r_m00n> then what's the max it wud take
[12:12] <silv3r_m00n> I mean space
[12:12] <ae86-drifter> silv3r_m00n, thats ridiculous, why would u do such a thing, when you click apply, it will tell you how much space it will use...
[12:13] <rww> silv3r_m00n: I tried it to find out. aptitude gave up trying to resolve the dependency conflicts :(
[12:13] <silv3r_m00n> ae86-drifter: you know ... just for GK
[12:14] <ae86-drifter> silv3r_m00n, fair enoguh, i suggest maybe doing one category at a time
[12:14] <silv3r_m00n> does the dvd contain all packages listed in synaptic ?
[12:14] <Myrtti> no
[12:15] <ae86-drifter> synaptic will list whatever you have configured it to.
[12:15] <silv3r_m00n> I mean by default
[12:15] <silv3r_m00n> the default list of repositories
[12:16] <rethus> on suse i have /usr/src/packages/SOURCE for Sourcecode which should be compiled... where is this folder on ubuntu?
[12:16] <ae86-drifter> im pretty sure synaptic lists mor ethan the dvd with the default repos, but im not 100% sure...
[12:16] <silv3r_m00n> ae86-drifter: on a 1tb hard disk , what size of partitions should I create ?
[12:17] <silv3r_m00n> 100x10 , 250x4 500x2
[12:17] <ae86-drifter> silv3r_m00n, the whole thing :P
[12:17] <Myrtti> silv3r_m00n: you're planning to install every package you can?
[12:17] <silv3r_m00n> I want ubuntu on 1st and docs and files on rest
[12:17] <viliny2> silv3r_m00n: depends on the intended purpose... i chose to not do any partitions on mine.
[12:17] <silv3r_m00n> Myrtti: I thot the first partition shud be big enough to accommodate synaptic
[12:18] <viliny2> you also don't have to make symmetrical partitions... you can have one at 100 and one at 900 as well
[12:18] <ae86-drifter> i would maybe format the 900GB to ext4 and 100GB FAT32 for PS3 compatability
[12:18] <ae86-drifter> but you know, everyone has different needs lol...
[12:18] <viliny2> playstation 3 compatability?
[12:18] <silv3r_m00n> ya that's true
[12:19] <devunt> BOINC project
[12:19] <silv3r_m00n> I was also thinking whether shud I install windows
[12:19] <Audible_> ae86 ?
[12:19] <silv3r_m00n> my only need of windows is age of empires
[12:19] <ae86-drifter> viliny2, yes
[12:19] <silv3r_m00n> nothing else
[12:19] <Audible_> what ps3 compatibility ?
[12:19] <ae86-drifter> ps3 wont pick up ext4
[12:19] <knoxville> Why can't I delete the .Trash-1000 on my Kingston USB Stick? When trying through terminal, it says "Read Only files", and when I'm trying to chmod 777, it says the same. with or without sudo!
[12:19] <viliny2> ae86-drifter: sounds weird to me but im sure you have your reasons :)
[12:19] <knoxville> silv3r_m00n: Tried wine?
[12:19] <silv3r_m00n> yeah , aoe didn't work
[12:20] <Patero-ng> is ubuntu a secure and private OS
[12:20] <viliny2> which age of empires did you try silv3r?
[12:20] <silv3r_m00n> Patero-ng: you can't get anything better for that
[12:20] <ae86-drifter> HD video playback on my TV, 100MBps streaming just doesnt cut it for 1080p :P
[12:20] <silv3r_m00n> aoe 2
[12:20] <Audible_> ae83 - do you use PS3MediaServer?
[12:20] <Patero-ng> what do umean?
[12:20] <silv3r_m00n> viliny2: AOE 2 The conquerors
[12:20] <silv3r_m00n> I guess it's a patched version
[12:21] <rethus> where did YOU save the source-packages u wish to compile by yourself ?
[12:21] <rethus> in /usr/src ?
[12:21] <ae86-drifter> Audible_, yes i do use it, for low res videos
[12:21] <viliny2> age of empires has gold status in winehq so my guess is it should run under wine
[12:21] <viliny2> 2 at that, sorry.
[12:21] <knoxville> silv3r_m00n: Try this: http://appdb.winehq.org/appview.php?iVersionId=3795&iTestingId=3050
[12:21] <silv3r_m00n> gold status means highly compatible ?
[12:21] <viliny2> the expansion is only bronze though
[12:21] <rethus> where did YOU save the source-packages u wish to compile by yourself ?
[12:21] <rethus> in /usr/src ?
[12:21] <silv3r_m00n> and 1 more thing , can I play multiplayer on wine with other ubuntu users around
[12:21] <silv3r_m00n> ?
[12:22] <ae86-drifter> silv3r_m00n, you should be able to do that regardless of the other players OS
[12:22] <viliny2> do you mean: Can i play aoe2 with others using wine?
[12:22] <silv3r_m00n> yah
[12:22] <viliny2> same as windows, yes
[12:22] <silv3r_m00n> I mean I don't want to install windows on any of the computers in my office
[12:22] <iflema> silv3r_m00n: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Mirrors
[12:22] <viliny2> atleast ideally, winehq tells me they didn't test multiplayer
[12:23] <silv3r_m00n> iflema: me ?
[12:23] <iflema> silv3r_m00n: setup a local package cache instead of installing all programs... whatever can be installed later offline
[12:24] <silv3r_m00n> yah that's useful too
[12:24] <silv3r_m00n> apart from aoe , I also want to play tomb raider
[12:24] <mordack> mordack
[12:25] <devunt> good night
[12:25] <viliny2> silv3r_m00n: refer to winehq for games
[12:25] <J_P> hi all
[12:25] <bullgard> I backed up /home and /etc on my IBM Thinpad T42. I installed Ubuntu 9.10 using the  Desktop Edition CD. How can I restore the old high resolution of my virtual consoles?  VGA controller is ATI RV350 [Mobility Radeon 9600 M10]. I am not yet familiar with Grub2.
[12:25] <mordack> hello
[12:25] <jchico> Hi, I having trouble with my audio, it suddenly stops working for one application if both of them are using audio. i.e. browser and media player
[12:26] <bullgard> !sound | jchico
[12:26] <J_P> people, I have a all in one desktop. It is touchscreen. I have ubuntu installed but touchscreen is not calibrated. How I do for calibrate it?
[12:26] <jchico> bullgard: thanks
[12:26] <Milos_SD> Hi. Can someone recommend me some USB wifi card that works out of the box on Ubuntu?
[12:27] <J_P> penmount touchscreen is via usb, I think: root@lob:~# dmesg  | grep -i penmount
[12:27] <J_P> [    8.047676] input: DIALOGUE INC PenMount USB as /devices/pci0000:00/0000:00:1d.3/usb5/5-1/5-1:1.0/input/input8
[12:27] <J_P> [    8.048441] generic-usb 0003:14E1:6000.0004: input,hidraw3: USB HID v0.01 Mouse [DIALOGUE INC PenMount USB] on usb-0000:00:1d.3-1/input0
[12:27] <Deathspike> Hello; I want to build a web- and file server using Ubuntu and samba. I'd like VNC access and GUI's for administrator tasks. What would be better, Ubuntu Server + GNOME or Desktop?
[12:27] <mac|gyver> anyone familiar with this issue when running the postfix startup script:   postfix/postfix-script: fatal: usage: postfix start (or stop, reload, abort, flush, check, status, set-permissions, upgrade-configuration)
[12:27] <ae86-drifter> Milos, its not so much the card, its the chipset
[12:27] <viliny2> Milos_SD: Asus and dlink usb dongles seem to work for me without a problem... my 2 cents
[12:28] <auditor>  /quit
[12:28] <ae86-drifter> Milos_SD, get a wireless adapter with a ralink / atheros chipset
[12:29] <Milos_SD> thanks viliny2 and ae86-drifter
[12:29] <okhomenko> Milos_SD: I use Dlink DWA-110 on Karmic and it works out of box
[12:29] <ae86-drifter> Milos_SD, there is a chipset, model compatability list that is really comprehensive, i cant remember the site though
[12:30] <hateball> !hcl
[12:31] <J_P> Anyone can help with touchscreen?
[12:31] <olof> how do i change default folder in dropbox? it auto creates a /dropbox folder... annoying since i dual boot and the windows version creates a /my dropbox folder
[12:31] <ae86-drifter> J_P, did you run the touchscreen calibration ?
[12:31] <J_P> ae86-drifter: No, this is just my question, what software I use to do the calibration?
[12:32] <rob_p> mac|gyver: Looks like you tried to run the startup script without proper arguments, perhaps?
[12:32] <ae86-drifter> J_P : gksu /usr/bin/calibrate_touchscreen
[12:33] <iflema> Deathspike: flip a coin. A stand alone server? Desktop'll do it... apache + samba + vnc...
[12:33] <J_P> ae86-drifter: lob@lob:~$ ls /usr/bin/calibrate*
[12:33] <J_P> /usr/bin/calibrate_ppa
[12:34] <ae86-drifter> have you got something like xserver-xorg-touchscreen (may be slightly different) installed?
[12:34] <xerox1> hi, i have written a short shell script to start my wireless device; it contains a line "sudo modprobe fsam7440"; i don't get behind it why the command is only executed at the end of the script; how to solve that?
[12:34] <J_P> ae86-drifter: I just install ubuntu and nothing more
[12:35] <rww> calibrate_touchscreen is in the xserver-xorg-input-evtouch package
[12:35] <ae86-drifter> J_P, yeah what rww said, thats it
[12:35] <J_P> ae86-drifter: and rww ok, I will try
[12:36] <masteroffire> hi @ all
[12:38] <ae86-drifter> whenever i switch to a virtual terminal, my monitor goes into unsupported mode and is blank.. how would i adjust the resolution for this
[12:39] <c_nick> for maths library do i have to include something from the synaptic package manager ? or is build essential good enough
[12:39] <quique> hi
[12:40] <Zetrax> i'm sorry i'm frenche. I juste new ubuntuman but i'm verry oldWindowsman i scheach people frenche
[12:40] <rww> ubottu: fr | Zetrax
[12:40] <master_> can i help you?
[12:40] <masteroffire> I have a question about backups, I know about backup-manager and stuff but I want to backup the system partition (data is stored on a different disk) of an Ubuntu Server system completely (creating a image or sth like that)... data is backed up using backup-manager - but I have to be able to restore the whole system in less than one hour. I know about dd, but I think that would be too slow when restoring
[12:41] <c_nick> no issues
[12:42] <Deathspike> iflema: It's standalone, yes, so there are no optimalizations to run web services in Server or anything, so Desktop will do just fine? :)
[12:42] <asaman> hi everybody. I'm having a problem that has been reported as bug (#388221). according to comments it apparently has been solved, but still doesn't work for me. I'd like to help solving it if something have to be done yet.
[12:43] <morsing> Hi
[12:43] <superpiiii> if you use rsa key to login, will it still work if you change the user password?
[12:43] <jrib> superpiiii: yes
[12:43] <ae86-drifter> floodbot should mute "hi"
[12:44] <morsing> Hi, I've just upgraded to 9.10 (from 8.04) and the user/shutdown menu in the top, right corner no longer shows other users. I've been through all the gconf setting but can't find a setting for this anywhere. Can I change this back to how it was somehow? Thanks
[12:44] <ae86-drifter> morsing, enable the user swithing applet
[12:45] <J_P> ae86-drifter: and rww look results of gksu /usr/bin/calibrate_touchscreen : http://<IP_ADDRESS>/tmp/touch01.png and here out for lshal > evtouch_hal.out : http://pastebin.com/m3c253c8e
[12:45] <masteroffire> so... I thought about creating an remastered Ubuntu Live-CD with three scripts: 1 to restore the system partition, 1 to backup the system partition and the last script to extract the data in case the data-partition is damaged... I also thought about just saving the partition table of the system disk with dd and backup the files of the system so I could back it up while it is running + saving space
[12:46] <iflema> morsing: did you notice the line in the top right corner menu that says switch user?
[12:46] <ae86-drifter> omg J_P that is a huge output, whats your actual issue
[12:46] <Umeaboy> Hi!
[12:47] <ae86-drifter> J_P,  i assume u have restarted X?
[12:47] <Umeaboy> I'm using 9.10 Karmic on a HP Compaq Presario CQ60 & my internal wireless-card didn't install.
[12:47] <J_P> ae86-drifter: yes, I reboot the ubuntu too
[12:49] <ae86-drifter> J_P, it worked fine for me, however i'm using lubuntu, and xserver-xorg-input-evtouch is installed by default, so all i had to do was calibrate then restart x.
[12:49] <JyZyXEL> can ubuntu be installed inside ntfs partition?
[12:50] <njkkj> #wer.ru
[12:50] <ae86-drifter> JyZyXEL, why would you do that?.. just curious
[12:50] <chilipepper> What dvd burner can you suggest? Devede doesn't seem to work :(
[12:50] <J_P> ae86-drifter:  ae86-drifter I don't know if is diferent, but my All in one is a industrial machine, is not a final user AIO see
[12:50] <JyZyXEL> ae86-drifter: so you don't have to divide the hard drive in to two partitions
[12:50] <ae86-drifter> JyZyXEL, yes, it is possible
[12:50] <digmore> Hi, in karmic, ifconfig only shows lo. How do I make eth re-apprear?
[12:50] <JyZyXEL> really, how does it work?
[12:50] <ae86-drifter> !wubi | JyZyXEL
[12:51] <J_P> ae86-drifter: I see that are there package xserver-xorg-input-tslib too
[12:51] <Armageddon> how do I change the login page of linux ?
[12:51] <J_P> ae86-drifter: root@lob:~# dmesg | grep -i penmount
[12:51] <J_P> [    8.045812] input: DIALOGUE INC PenMount USB as /devices/pci0000:00/0000:00:1d.3/usb5/5-1/5-1:1.0/input/input7
[12:51] <J_P> [    8.049968] generic-usb 0003:14E1:6000.0004: input,hidraw3: USB HID v0.01 Mouse [DIALOGUE INC PenMount USB] on usb-0000:00:1d.3-1/input0
[12:51] <JyZyXEL> its just a loop mounted file container for the filesystem?
[12:51] <Myrtti> ae86-drifter: strictly speaking that isn't installing ubuntu on ntsf, though ;-)
[12:51] <Myrtti> JyZyXEL: yes
[12:52] <JyZyXEL> how dynamic is it?
[12:52] <Myrtti> JyZyXEL: I wouldn't use it for other than demo purposes
[12:52] <sixtila> while setting up Firestarter, should the option "Start firewall on dial-out" be selected? my device is ethernet
[12:52] <JyZyXEL> how about a laptop with 32 GB HD?
[12:53] <JyZyXEL> would be kinda cool to have the 32 GB for both windows and linux
[12:53] <ae86-drifter> JyZyXEL, follow Myrtti's advice, i would resize your ntfs, then create new linux partitions (ext3 or 4)
[12:53] <iflema> Armageddon: System / Preferences / Login Screen
[12:53] <ae86-drifter> JyZyXEL, performance is alot better
[12:53] <morsing> ae86-drifter: It's already enabled, well, disable_user_switching isn't ticked
[12:53] <ghostlines> I have a problem with ssh, the connections hangs sometimes and then I can't log back into my server, I'm running 9.10
[12:53] <knoxville> Guys and gals: What program do you use instead of iTunes?
[12:53] <JyZyXEL> :[
[12:53] <knoxville> Or do you use itunes in wine?
[12:53] <ghostlines> anyone has similar issues or could provide tips?
[12:54] <digmore> For my laptop, ifconfig only shows lo (lo is the wireless interface I think), the ethernet (wired device) cannot be seen
[12:54] <ae86-drifter> morsing, sorry, what are you talking about??
[12:54] <Darael> knoxville: Personally, I use Songbird.
[12:54] <J_P> ae86-drifter: an I'm using ubuntu 9.04
[12:54] <JyZyXEL> ae86-drifter: i thought ntfs-3g was pretty nice?
[12:54] <Myrtti> knoxville: what do you do with your itunes? it's difficult to tell what we use instead of itunes, if we don't know what you mean by using it
[12:54] <ghostlines> netstat says that the connections is still established, and even after a restart of the ssh daemon i still can't log in
[12:54] <morsing> iflema: I did but my old one had a list in the menu and the ective sessions were in bold
[12:54] <knoxville> Darael: Is it easy to synchronize?
[12:54] <Myrtti> JyZyXEL: it's not usable in the install phase
[12:54] <morsing> 12:44 < ae86-drifter> morsing, enable the user swithing applet
[12:54] <Darael> knoxville: I don't believe it works with iPods anymore :(
[12:54] <JyZyXEL> i don't care about the install phase
[12:54] <iflema> chilipepper: there is a seperate applet that can be added i think called user switcher.?>?>
[12:54] <JyZyXEL> i care about the usage phase :-D
[12:55] <Darael> knoxville: It's easy enough with the media player I use, though
[12:55] <iflema> chilipepper: no
[12:55] <ae86-drifter> morsing, oh, well did you add it to the gnome panel?
[12:55] <Armageddon> iflema, I don't have any options there except to show screen for choosing who will login or login automatically
[12:55] <knoxville> Myrtti: Well, I'm install ubuntu 9.10 on my gf laptop, and she have an iPod, and I think she wants to synchronize and such.
[12:55] <j10297116> Time is flying .
[12:55] <iflema> morsing: there is a seperate applet that can be added i think called user switcher.?>?>
[12:55] <sixtila> JyZyXEL it would be more cool to completely remove windows and have only linux
[12:55] <morsing> ae86-drifter, iflema: How do I add it?
[12:55] <Darael> knoxville: Do you know which sort of iPod and which generation?
[12:55] <chilipepper> iflema, I'm not sure what you mean
[12:55] <ae86-drifter> morsing, right click on the top panel > add to panel
[12:55] <iflema> Armageddon: So I see...
[12:55] <knoxville> Darael: Hmm, not at the moment, she has it on her atm..
[12:56] <bullgard> '~$ grep -i kms /boot/config-2.6.31-17-generic; CONFIG_DRM_I915_KMS=y; CONFIG_DRM_RADEON_KMS=y'. How can I switch on KMS in Karmic?
[12:56] <iflema> chilipepper: neither do i
[12:56] <Umeaboy> Does anyone know what I can do to activate and use Atheros-card in 9.10?
[12:56] <Umeaboy> It didn't get installed by default.
[12:56] <Darael> knoxville: The touch and fourth and fifth gen nanos are a right pain to get working on Linux. All others should be fine, AFAIK.
[12:56] <Armageddon> iflema, meaning ?
[12:56] <j10297116> show some good books about ubuntu..
[12:56] <ae86-drifter> Umeaboy, did you install the driver?
[12:56] <morsing> ae86-drifter: I've added that but it's just added the same menu as in the corner to the middle section of the bar
[12:57] <morsing> ae86-drifter: And it still doesn't have a list of users
[12:57] <Umeaboy> ae86-drifter: From where?
[12:57] <Umeaboy> Synaptics doesn't show it.
[12:57] <knoxville> Darael: argh.. well.. i guess i'll figure it out, or use wine, or virtual box with win7 and itunes then.
[12:58] <ae86-drifter> Umeaboy, run grep -r "ath5k" /etc/modprobe.d/
[12:58] <iflema> Armageddon: meaning i have no idea
[12:58] <Umeaboy> ae86-drifter: Before I do this, will this disconnect me?
[12:58] <cheah> any lirc guru's in here?
[12:59] <Armageddon> iflema, ok :D
[12:59] <waranha> I installed the theme XPGnome and copied the standard user in /etc/skel, but when I create another user, the START MENU is not appear..
[12:59] <naczynski> :)
[12:59] <j10297116> :?
[12:59] <ae86-drifter> Umeaboy, nah just checks for the driver
[12:59] <Daredevil> Cześć
[12:59] <naczynski> cześć
[13:00] <naczynski> wiecie może gdzie są foldery ruby on rails po instalacji ?
[13:00] <Umeaboy> ae86-drifter: /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist-ath_pci.conf:# which ath5k cannot recover. To prevent this condition, stop
[13:00] <Umeaboy> That's the answer.
[13:00] <naczynski> bo odpaliłem, w terminalu stworzyłem nowy projekt nie wybierając folderu
[13:00] <Umeaboy> I thought this was an English channel.
[13:01] <j10297116> Good Night.
[13:01] <ae86-drifter> Umeaboy, edit /etc/modprobe.d and tell me if it is blacklisted ath5k
[13:01] <J_P> ae86-drifter: wait, what is a evtouch?
[13:02] <Armageddon> how do I change my login page, the page where I put the username and password, on Ubuntu 9.10
[13:02] <ae86-drifter> J_P, its just touchscreen software
[13:02] <cheah> Anyone know how to get an infared remote working with ubuntu?
[13:03] <Darael> Armageddon: Ah, now that's not as easy as you might think - for some reason it's gotten a whole lot more complicated in Karmic.
[13:03] <sixtila> firestarter gives me this error when running form teminal http://paste.ubuntu.com/356033/
[13:03] <J_P> but so why taht message "No evtouch capable device found, if you are sure you have an evtouch capable, lpease mail the result...." ?
[13:03] <sixtila> soory, klamAV http://paste.ubuntu.com/356033/
[13:03] <Armageddon> Darael, I've noticed
[13:03] <iflema> cheah: have install lirc yat?
[13:03] <J_P> ae86-drifter:  but so why taht message "No evtouch capable device found, if you are sure you have an evtouch capable, lpease mail the result...." ?
[13:03] <cheah> iflema, yes
[13:03] <cheah> iflema, not getting a response from the remote tho :(
[13:04] <Umeaboy> ae86-drifter: Edit it with WHAT? Gedit doesn't have the rights to open it even if I open it with sudo.
[13:04] <iflema> did you select the appropriate remote during install?
[13:04] <cheah> yep
[13:04] <ae86-drifter> Umeaboy, umm there should be a blacklist.conf file in that folder
[13:04] <iflema> cheah: irw shows 0?
[13:04] <cheah> iflema: dont know what you mean
[13:05] <ae86-drifter> Umeaboy, wait just type in ifconfig and see if you have wlan0 or wifi0 etc
[13:05] <Umeaboy> Yes.
[13:05] <iflema> in a terminal type irw and then press some buttons on your remote.
[13:05] <masteroffire> bye ;)
[13:05] <cheah> iflema: nothing happens
[13:06] <cheah> iflema: lircd is running and the reciever is flashing during key presses
[13:06] <cheah> im stumped
[13:07] <Umeaboy> ae86-drifter: http://paste.ubuntu.com/356035/
[13:07] <Umeaboy> That's the content of blacklist.conf
[13:08] <ae86-drifter> Umeaboy, type in ifconfig and press enter
[13:08] <Umeaboy> ae86-drifter: THEN what?
[13:09] <ae86-drifter> whats the names of all of your interfaces? do you have wlan0 or wifi0 ?
[13:09] <papul> hi guys
[13:09] <Umeaboy> ae86-drifter: http://paste.ubuntu.com/356037/
[13:10] <ae86-drifter> Umeaboy, notice the lines wlan1     Link encap:Ethernet  HWaddr 00:18:f8:2c:17:56    AND        inet addr:<IP_ADDRESS>  Bcast:<IP_ADDRESS>  Mask:<IP_ADDRESS> ? this means your connected to a wireless network
[13:11] <iflema> cheah: nothing from irw?
[13:11] <ae86-drifter> RX bytes:389029122 (389.0 MB)  TX bytes:32081257 (32.0 MB) would indicate that its working fine..
[13:12] <ae86-drifter> Umeaboy, you do not have two wireless adapters by any chance?
[13:12] <Umeaboy> ae86-drifter: Yes, via a USB-connected wireless stick yes.
[13:12] <Umeaboy> Yes.
[13:12] <papul> how do i ssl connect to testnet.frenode.net port 9003?
[13:12] <Umeaboy> It's the inbuilt I want to activate & use.
[13:12] <papul> in weechat
[13:12] <bullgard> '~$ grep -i kms /boot/config-2.6.31-17-generic; CONFIG_DRM_I915_KMS=y; CONFIG_DRM_RADEON_KMS=y'. How can I switch on KMS in Karmic?
[13:12] <corecode> hey
[13:13] <iflema> cheah: sudo dpkg-reconfigure lirc
[13:13] <corecode> where can i find the perf_counter tool which is usually packaged with the kernel documentation?
[13:13] <corecode> do i have to compile it myself or am i just too stupid to find the package
[13:13] <ae86-drifter> Umeaboy, okay, well both seems to be installed and working okay, but only one is configured (wlan1, not wlan0) download Wicd network manager to configure them in GUI or through CLI use iwconfig
[13:15] <ae86-drifter> Wicd is my favourite, but there are many others
[13:15] <J_P> lauchpad is not working to report bugs :-(
[13:16] <hypn0> i want an equalizer for 9.10, found http://ubuntuguide.net/make-sound-quality-better-in-ubuntu-9-10karmic-with-pulseaudio-equalizerhttp://ubuntuguide.net/make-sound-quality-better-in-ubuntu-9-10karmic-with-pulseaudio-equalizer is this the correct way to do it?
[13:17] <Umeaboy> ae86-drifter: 07:00.0 Ethernet controller: Atheros Communications Inc. AR5001 Wireless Network Adapter (rev 01)
[13:17] <Umeaboy> That's the card.
[13:17] <Umeaboy> wlan1 is what I'm connected with now.
[13:18] <ae86-drifter> Umeaboy, like i said its already installed, but not configured, that card would have mac address 00:26:5e:04:31:00 if i am correct, and the one youre using now would have : 00:18:f8:2c:17:56
[13:18] <Umeaboy> If I pull the external card from the USB-slot & want to use the internal, there's no way to do to since the card isn't active.
[13:18] <mano1979> hallo!!!
[13:19] <mano1979> one question please answer
[13:19] <cheah> sorry about that iflema, did you have any more idea's on my lirc issues?
[13:19] <ae86-drifter> Umeaboy, to make it "active" you HAVE to configure it! i suggest using Wicd Network manager.
[13:19] <iflema> cheah: sudo dpkg-reconfigure lirc
[13:20] <minimec> Umeaboy: Ca you open a terminal (the two devices connected) and type iwconfig in it?
[13:20] <ae86-drifter> Umeaboy, it will help you switch between the two without disconnecting etc
[13:20] <mano1979> i have an asus eee pc 4g with easy peasy installed.how can i make webcam working in pidgind???
[13:20] <mano1979> pidgin*
[13:20] <cheah> no fo iflema :(
[13:20] <cheah> no go*
[13:20] <iflema> lol
[13:21] <ae86-drifter> minimec, he has 2 wireless interfaces already, just only one is configured.
[13:21] <iflema> cheah: whats ya remote type/model/manu?
[13:21] <cheah> imon multi-median
[13:21] <mano1979> is easy peasy 9.04
[13:22] <minimec> ae86-drifter: Umeaboy: But he is sure, that both are working?
[13:23] <mano1979> will somebody help me?
[13:23] <J_P> What is the channel for ubuntu dev?
[13:23] <civis> hi all
[13:23] <iflema> cheah: what do you select when you choose the remote type?
[13:24] <ae86-drifter> minimec, well his ifconfig indicates two separate interfaces with different MACs and only one has an IP address, so i told him to download Wicd to manage the connections
[13:24] <mano1979> i am a new user so please be patient
[13:24] <soreau> J_P: #ubuntu-devel
[13:24] <cheah> iflema: Soundgraph imon multi-median
[13:25] <soreau> ! webcam | mano1979
[13:25] <civis> what about 9.10? i was maked update 04->10 just after release, but i had some problems (with sound etc). how is now?
[13:25] <civis> *i maked
[13:26] <civis> *made :<
[13:26] <minimec> ae86-drifter: Umeaboy:Well the other one could be a lan (wired) interface, even not used... (if he has one).
[13:26] <zvacet> civis:  My sound is better in karmic but it depends of hardware I supose
[13:27] <civis> zvacet: mhm
[13:27] <minimec> ae86-drifter: Umeaboy: I mean these lan devices are standard now in modern computers
[13:27] <zvacet> civis:  yes,I know...
[13:28] <iflema> cheah: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IMON_VFD_and_LCD_Karmic_9.10
[13:28] <zamba> ubuntu 9.10 is able to install itself alongside windows 7 and set up a working dual-boot environment?
[13:28] <ae86-drifter> minimec, he has eth0, wlan0 and wlan1..
[13:28] <zvacet> zamba:  yes
[13:28] <zamba> zvacet: it can also resize the partitions without loss of data?
[13:28] <adix> zamba, you should use the windows installer, worked really good
[13:28] <zvacet> zamba: yes
[13:29] <minimec> ae86-drifter: Ok, thx ;)
[13:29] <civis> maybe i will wait for 10.04
[13:29] <cheah> thanks iflema, i'll run through that
[13:29] <zamba> adix: what's the difference between that and the linux installer? does it do the same?
[13:30] <ae86-drifter> minimec, or anyone.. can you please help me configure samba, im having issues with a particular folder?
[13:30] <adix> zamba, with the windows installer you can install it without having to worry about anything. Just choose size of partion and it will install without any problems
[13:30] <MASARUwota> ae86-drifter: check if it doesnt have any characters in it that windows may not understand
[13:30] <adix> and from windows
[13:31] <zamba> adix: well, the same goes with the ubuntu native installation, doesn't it?
[13:31] <zamba> adix: the "without worry" part, i mean
[13:31] <ae86-drifter> MASURU, i have one folder called Movies, and One called TVSeries, the TVSeries is fine, i can access it through XP in a VM, but the Movies folder does not appear in "my network places" neither does browsing the the smb path work
[13:32] <adix> zamba, yeah probably.. i had some problems with 9.04 installer.. i don't know how 9.10 installer looks
[13:32] <zvacet> zamba:  during install you will see your windows partitions and free space select free space and install ubuntu
[13:33] <minimec> ae86-drifter: Are you using a GUI for configuration? I used SWAT when I used SAMBA. As I only use unix machines now, I don't use samba anymore. Folder problems are often access rights problems. Check the access rights for samba, and also the rights of the folder.
[13:33] <EricZB> quit
[13:33] <zamba> zvacet: i have no free space, so i have to resize partitions
[13:34] <zvacet> adix:  I didn't use desktop version to install 9.04 but I think installer is same
[13:34] <adix> i found the windows-installer really easy and fast to use
[13:34] <adix> took about 15minutes and i had ubuntu booting
[13:35] <ae86-drifter> minimec, i am using the "shared Folders" GUI to configure the folders, i am downloading SWAT now, but i shouldnt really have to, all the permissions for samba/FS seem to be the same for both folders
[13:35] <zvacet> zamba:  you can do it with ubuntu live CD or with gparted live CD witch you can download from http://gparted.sourceforge.net/
[13:35] <zamba> zvacet: the installer does it
[13:35] <zamba> zvacet: apart from the fact that it's been stuck at 0% for the last five minutes now
[13:36] <zamba> zvacet: that part i don't like
[13:36] <minimec> ae86-drifter: Does the SAMBA-user, that wants to access the folder have permission to access all shared folders?
[13:36] <zvacet> zamba:  rty gparted live cd you can resize partitions with it and it is good tool
[13:37] <zamba> zvacet: too late now :p
[13:37] <cubuntu> subuntu
[13:37] <zvacet> zamba:  sorry but you should be fine with ubuntu installer
[13:37] <ae86-drifter> minimec, i am not sure, but i get read only access without a PW to TVSeries folder straight away from the VM, not sure why i dont get the same for Movies
[13:38] <zvacet> I have to go see you later
[13:38] <olof> Is there any app to monitor CPU, GPU, fan speeds and temperature?
[13:38] <ae86-drifter> minimec, by the way, this is a FAT32 formatted external HDD
[13:38] <cj> olof: sure, I have one
[13:38] <ae86-drifter> so there shouldnt be any FS permissions at all.
[13:38] <cj> not fan speed, but temperature ;)
[13:38] <olof> What?
[13:38] <cj> olof: apt-cache search sensors | grep applet
[13:38] <batson> hai
[13:39] <root> hi
[13:39] <Guest93520> ok
[13:39] <cj> olof sensors-applet
[13:39] <mano1979> ubottu no help for me there.my cam is working with other applications like cheese.but it doesn't work with any messenger i tested.
[13:39] <minimec> ae86-drifter: The filesystem shouldn't be the problem I think.
[13:40] <iflema> olof: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SensorInstallHowto
[13:40] <bullgard> '~$ grep -i kms /boot/config-2.6.31-17-generic; CONFIG_DRM_I915_KMS=y; CONFIG_DRM_RADEON_KMS=y'. How can I switch on KMS in Karmic?
[13:40] <ae86-drifter> minimec, the SAMBA permissions should be the only relevant permissions i need to worry about
[13:41] <minimec> ae86-drifter: I do agree with you...
[13:41] <ae86-drifter> minimec, but the permissions are the same, so its weird
[13:42] <iflema> olof: i got fan speed and whatever sensors are attached....
[13:42] <ghostlines> does anyone have xen running on ubuntu 9.10 with grub2?
[13:42] <cj> bullgard: what's kms?
[13:43] <bullgard> cj: kernel mode setting
[13:43] <minimec> ae86-drifter: For a test. Creating another subfolder in Movies... Would you have access to that new folder. Creating another folder on the Movie TV-Series level and sharing it... Would you have access to that one?
[13:44] <ae86-drifter> minimec, i created and shared a new folder called smbshare, i will just move both folders in there, it seems to work fine.... strange
[13:45] <minimec> ae86-drifter: Sometimes it's better to workaround a given problem... ;)
[13:45] <iflema> bullguard: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/KernelModeSetting
[13:45] <mano1979> how will i make webcam working in pidgin????????????
[13:46] <whitedwarf> Hi, is it normal for Ubuntu 9.10 Server to mark /sbin/init as 'stopped' (by top) e.g. Stat: Ts (stopped) by 'ps' ?
[13:46] <minimec> mano1979: Are you sure that the webcam is working?
[13:47] <knoxville> How can I turn on my wireless interface?
[13:47] <mano1979> of course.i just turned of cheese
[13:47] <ae86-drifter> minimec, yeah, i feel like im one of thos people who reinstall ubuntu because grub stops working :S hehe works perfectly now
[13:47] <mano1979> with cheese is working
[13:48] <jerico__> Does anyone know why my network manager applet is only visible to the first person to log in to my PC?
[13:48] <minimec> mano1979: Ok. I am not using pidgin, but I would have been able to debug a not working webcam... So probalby I cannot help you further.
[13:48] <chilipepper> What happens after devede converts a file?
[13:48] <mano1979> can i use another messenger?/??
[13:49] <cj> bullgard: well, it looks like the stock kernel has it compiled in...
[13:49] <mano1979> i have also empathy installed
[13:49] <cj> bullgard: have you tried #ubuntu-kernel?
[13:49] <Pelo> chilipepper, when it's done it make an .iso you can burn to a disk and remove all the temp files it made
[13:49] <minimec> knoxville: Are you sure the device is recognized by ubuntu? if yes, right click on the network-applet on your panel. You should then be able to configure it.
[13:50] <Pelo> chilipepper, is that what you mean ?
[13:50] <chilipepper> Pelo, the resulting file is in .avi form and it doesn't give me an option to burn it :(
[13:50] <minimec> ae86-drifter: Glad to hear that... ;)
[13:51] <Pelo> chilipepper, what option did you use to start ? make an xvid disc ?
[13:51] <knoxville> minimec: yes! it worked before I updated to 9.10..
[13:51] <chilipepper> video dvd
[13:51] <minimec> knoxville: Let's verify that... Open a terminal and type iwconfig in it. You should then see your device.
[13:52] <Pelo> chilipepper, ok to start,   devede does not do the burning , and doesn'T give you the option to do tthat , where exactly are you seeing this  avi file ?
[13:53] <minimec> knoxville: 2nd thing.. You might want to check the output of dmesg (in the same console) for some errors concerning your wifi device.
[13:53] <chilipepper> Pelo, in the folder where Devede created an image
[13:53] <Pelo> chilipepper, ok so you do have an .iso image  ?
[13:54] <bhabalinux> hi could anyone help me to edit the list in grub?
[13:54] <bullgard> cj: No, I have not. In earlier times they rejected to answer user questions.
[13:54] <cj> mano1979: I'm guessing that #pidgin might give you better results
[13:54] <chilipepper> Pelo, it's in .avi
[13:54] <iflema> knoxville: in a terminl type   lspci -v   what is the card type?
[13:54] <Pelo> chilipepper, how big is it ?
[13:54] <cj> bullgard: *shrug*  tell them that you'll talk to their boss
[13:54] <cj> bullgard: ask them to recommend a forum for support
[13:54] <mano1979> cj but how can i make it work???
[13:54] <Bear10> In the terminal I know / takes you to root and . is current directory and .. is previous, but how do i say to start from the user directory or something?
[13:55] <iflema> bhabalinux: /etc/default/grub then in terminsal sudo update grub2
[13:55] <bullgard> cj: They certainly will revert me to #ubuntu.
[13:55] <chilipepper> Pelo, it says 3.0 GB
[13:55] <cj> mano1979: dude.  the point is that we don't know.  ask the people who know the stuff inside out
[13:55] <andrewk> bear10: ~/
[13:55] <Bear10> andrewk, ah thanks
[13:55] <Pelo> chilipepper, I know my questions might seem tedious but I'm just trying to build a picture of what you have in my mind to figure out what happened.
[13:55] <andrewk> bear10: np
[13:55] <Darael> Bear10: Your user home directory is ~ and the set of home directories is /home
[13:55] <chilipepper> Pelo, it's ok. I really need to get this done :))
[13:56] <mano1979> ok thanks for the momment.i will search more and i will give the results
[13:56] <Pelo> chilipepper, when it came time to "name" the last step before it starts the encoding what name did you give it ?
[13:56] <cj> bullgard: have you read https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/KernelModeSetting ?
[13:56] <iflema> bhabalinux: it is all hear https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2
[13:56] <orly_owl> my 40" plasma tv is detected as a 32" in jaunty. should i be worried?
[13:56] <mtaftm> hey everyone i need help : what chat software do you recomend that can use webcam?
[13:56] <iflema> deaf
[13:56] <chilipepper> Pelo, ,I didn't name it. I just hit "forward"
[13:56] <Darael> Bear10: You may not be interested, but you can also specify a path from another user's home by using "~<username>"
[13:56] <UukGoblin> hi, I'm trying to follow instructions at http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/upgrading for a server, but getting no releases newer than hardy found: http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/upgrading
[13:57] <Pelo> chilipepper, ok,  did you try to play this 3 gig avi file in totem ?
[13:57] <Bear10> Darael, thats helpful to know all though not needed now, thanks!
[13:57] <Darael> orly_owl: Does the model it's detected as have a different max resolution? If not, no.
[13:57] <cj> orly_owl: does it provide the expected resolution?
[13:57] <chilipepper> Pelo, with media player. It played well
[13:57] <UukGoblin> (and I'd like to upgrade to jaunty)
[13:57] <orly_owl> Darael: no, it doesnt, but it has the overscan problem.
[13:58] <orly_owl> cj: yes, but it has the overscan problem
[13:58] <Pelo> chilipepper, join me in #pelo ,  it's too early for me and I can'T deal with the channel scrolling buy
[13:58] <Pelo> by
[13:58] <bullgard> cj: Yes. But I do not have a i915 card.
[13:58] <cj> bullgard: what card do you have?
[13:59] <discopatrick> greetings. i would like to remote desktop into ubuntu the same way i do with windows. however, i have a problem. in windows, as long as the remote machine is powered on, i can connect to it and then enter my username and password to log into the system. with ubuntu, it seems the only way to gain access to the desktop is if you are already logged in on the remote machine. this seems to be the case when using VNC anyway.
[13:59] <Darael> UukGoblin: You'll need to upgrade to each version in turn. Hardy->Intrepid->Jaunty
[13:59] <UukGoblin> Darael, oh, true, forgot there is an 'i' between 'h' and 'j'. But still, it finds no releases newer than hardy.
[13:59] <whitedwarf> Bear10: try '~-<username>'
[13:59] <cj> ~/<username> ?
[13:59] <Darael> UukGoblin: Which release are you on at the moment?
[14:00] <bullgard> cj:  VGA controller is ATI RV350 [Mobility Radeon 9600 M10].
[14:00] <cj> bullgard: what's the name of the kernel module?  (lsmod | grep ati maybe?)
[14:00] <minimec> bullgard: I am wirking with that card right now. What is your problem?
[14:00] <UukGoblin> Darael, hardy
[14:01] <Darael> UukGoblin: Ah. Problem.
[14:01] <llutz> cj ~username , no /
[14:01] <cj> llutz: roger ;)
[14:01] <bullgard> minimec:  '~$ grep -i kms /boot/config-2.6.31-17-generic; CONFIG_DRM_I915_KMS=y; CONFIG_DRM_RADEON_KMS=y'. How can I switch on KMS in Karmic?
[14:01] <Darael> cj: It's mostly useful if you have a user with a home outside of /home (though why you would is another matter...)
[14:02] <minimec> bullgard: Check this... https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-ati/+bug/413259/comments/30 It's a comment I made a few weeks ago...
[14:02] <iflema> UukGoblin: System / Administration /Software Sources on the updates tab... select normal releases... maybe
[14:02] <delfick> does anyone know how to get function keys to work on a laptop in 9.10 ?? (I have a Samsung x460)
[14:03] <UukGoblin> iflema, it's a headless server, I don't have X on there
[14:03] <bullgard> cj:  lsmod | grep ati does not obtain useful output.
[14:03] <cj> maybe radeon or firegl?
[14:03] <UukGoblin> I'll just change hardy to intrepid in /etc/apt/sources.list and try apt-get upgrade
[14:03]  * cj hasn't had an ati card for a while
[14:03] <Darael> UukGoblin: iflema Has a point, though, LTS releases only show LTS upgrades by default.
[14:03] <orly_owl> no tips on overscan?
[14:04] <cj> orly_owl: none from me.  sorry...
[14:04] <orly_owl> ok
[14:04] <minimec> bullgard: I am also trying newer kernels with this device. As I heard, the 2.6.32 kernel from the http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/ is working quiet well... I am just using 2.6.33 on my machines with some restrictions.
[14:04] <UukGoblin> Darael, ah, any idea how to change it without X?
[14:04] <jerico__> What does the red line mean in IRC?
[14:05] <llutz> jerico__: just a reminder, if you left a channel to find that point again. so you won't miss anything
[14:05] <llutz> channelwindow*
[14:05] <soreau> delfick: Have you checked gnome keyboard properties in sys>prefs>keyboard?
[14:05] <Darael> UukGoblin: Edit /etc/update-manager/release-upgrades and set "prompt=normal"
[14:05] <UukGoblin> Darael, ah, thanks
[14:05] <davertron> does anyone know how i change the default EDITOR on ubuntu so that when I "sudo <do something that uses an editor>" I can use what i want?
[14:05] <jerico__> llutz: thanks
[14:06] <delfick> soreau: I think I have. I've checked everything I can find in the keyboard preferences and there doesn't seem to be anything there......