[17:47] <Mithran> I'm trying to get gtalk voice/video chat to work under Ubuntu one way or another. Tried Empathy but haven't gotten it working so far. So I could use some advice on that, or perhaps another route that works.
[17:47] <creature1> how do you adjust gspca webcam paremeters?
[17:47] <dhendrix> rameshwo:  CLI package management is nice if you need to automate package installation with scripts.
[17:47] <Pici> rameshwo: You don't have to learn it if you don't plan on using the CLI much.
[17:47] <ShockF> gartral : ok
[17:48] <ShockF> myrtti : do you know where the wpa_supplicant.conf i
[17:48] <ShockF> is*
[17:48] <genii> creature1: Please wait 5-7 minutes before asking the same questiona again
[17:48] <rameshwo> OK..
[17:48] <dhendrix> Is there a guide for how to use the linux-image-generic packages?
[17:48] <gartral> ShockF: just found it, you need to sudo gedit /ect/wpa_supplicant.conf
[17:48] <ShockF> ok whats a sudo gedit
[17:49] <dhendrix> I'm playing around with kernel compilation options in ubuntu, but I'm kind of new to debian. apt-get source linux-image generic seems to download the source tarballs and create the linux-meta-2.6.xx directory, along with the debian/ subdirectory, but does not actually unpack the sources.
[17:49] <chanux> Some one please help me get packages mentioned here http://pastebin.com/d4a9e1229
[17:50] <rameshwo> ShockF ; running gedit ( editor ) as su..
[17:50] <creature1> !gspca
[17:50] <joule_> this is disturbing.. xchat autoconnecting to this channel/network
[17:50] <joule_> how do i remove it?
[17:50] <ShockF> ramesho : ok
[17:50] <Tommeh> joule_: Edit the entry in the network list for 'ubuntu server'
[17:50] <Tommeh> And uncheck the autoconnect button
[17:51] <Tommeh> s/button/`option checkbox'
[17:51] <joule_> tommeh, thanks
[17:51] <ShockF> gartral : how would i be able to copy and paste the code block into a text docuemnt so its viewable on ubuntu
[17:51] <TimeToChoose> I can't boot into my ubuntu partition: When I try to i see some of the text flashing by like it is going to load, but it never actually gets to the loading screen, then the screen just kind of flickrs slowly to different shades of black
[17:51] <jnod> chanux, where come from that output ?
[17:52] <bobovski> Hi, I'm using ubuntu netbook remix and I've noticed that after resumiing from suspend, the screen is not locked. Can I force the screen to lock on suspend?
[17:52] <tanath> rameshwo, it's a good idea to learn CLI package management, because sometimes GUI is insufficient, and X (which provides all GUI functionality) could break, and then you'd be screwed
[17:52] <chanux> jnod, aptitude install <package list>
[17:52] <gartral_> ShockF: wooops... my ISP decided I no longer needed Internet
[17:52] <homezz> when I do a sudo monut -a  I get a error saying connection refused(mount error 111) refer to man mount.cifs) how do i fix this
[17:53] <ShockF> np
[17:53] <jnod> chanux, sorry, never used aptitude, have you tryed apt-get ?
[17:53] <gartral_> ShockF: make the neccisary modifications?
[17:53] <CVirus> How can I install intrepid kernel on jaunty ?
[17:53] <tanath> jnod, aptitude is better than apt-get
[17:53] <ShockF> gartral : not atm im on my windows partition lol
[17:53] <tanath> jnod, better dependency resolution, for one
[17:54] <chanux> jnod, apt-cache sarch do not show the package
[17:54] <TheDarkstar> i people
[17:54] <ShockF> gartral : ok so how do i make a text doc on my windows part so that it is accesible by the ext3 partition
[17:54] <jnod> tanath, yes ? i dont know that. never get problems with apt-*
[17:54] <TimeToChoose> Anyone have any ideas on how to fix it?
[17:54] <TheDarkstar> am i at the correct place for help with ubuntu 9.04 ?
[17:54] <TimeToChoose> if i can't should I use wubi
[17:54] <gartral_> ShockF: well.. when you reboot.. I'll help, It's a lightly complicated procces, but it should go over without a hitch
[17:55] <chanux> jnod, aptitude search shows the package with a 'p' at the beginning which means there;s no trace to the packge on system, apparently
[17:55] <Pici> TheDarkstar: yes.
[17:55] <tanath> jnod, i've gotten into situations in the past with apt-get that aptitude got me out of ;) consider yourself lucky
[17:55] <TheDarkstar> nice :)
[17:55] <jnod> tanath, eheh
[17:55] <ShockF> gartral : i dont have internet on the ubuntu partition =/
[17:55] <gartral_> ShockF: you really should start over in the linux side, do you have a networking cable?
[17:55] <TwoToneSpirit> TheDarkStar:  Welcome.  How can we help?
[17:55] <jnod> chanux, realy dont know aptitude
[17:55] <TheDarkstar> i need some help with installing my monitors
[17:55] <tanath> jnod, ok, dpkg was partly to blame there too.. :P
[17:55] <jnod> chanux, what package are you trying to install ?
[17:56] <ShockF> well by networking i assume you mean ethernet ?
[17:56] <karol_> chuje dziwki i lezbijki
[17:56] <gartral_> ShockF: brb, phone, its AT&T
[17:56] <chanux> some stuff needed to compile QT
[17:56] <Pici> chanux: all the p means is that the package is not installed. an i would be an installed and a v would mean its a virtual package.
[17:56] <TheDarkstar> i got 3 monitors but i can't seem to get them all to work
[17:56] <bobovski> Is there another channel for netbook remix help?
[17:56] <kakouts> hi all
[17:56] <kakouts> someone can send me the link to join the ubuntu fr please
[17:56] <chanux> Pici, But man aptitude said something diff
[17:56] <peeps[work]> anyone know how to remove the video pane when only listening to audio in totem?
[17:57] <ShockF> kakouts type /join #ubuntu-fr
[17:57] <TheDarkstar> i've used nvidia-xconfig but i don't get any signal...
[17:57] <TheDarkstar> any1 got some ideas?
[17:57] <kakouts> thanks
[17:57] <Pici> chanux: Aditionally, why are you trying to compile QT?
[17:57] <peeps[work]> you have to say "main screen turn on" before you can get signal
[17:57] <tanath> lol
[17:58] <chanux> Pici, well I want to learn :)
[17:58] <chanux> Pici, the most common states are p, meaning that no trace of the package exists on the system, c, meaning that the package was
[17:58] <chanux> Pici, ^ from man aptitude
[17:58] <Alien_FX_Fiend> thanks Rachael Tripp I received ubuntu 9.04 perfectly
[17:58] <Rakhen> Hi.  Where can I read up on the "copy/paste"/"clipboard" functionality in Jaunty?  Coming from a windows background, it seems rather random when the copied text is and isn't available to paste.  Does it disappear when the "copy app" is closed?
[17:59] <kakouts> someone can help me
[17:59] <Alien_FX_Fiend> i installed ubuntu on another comp
[17:59] <tanath> Rakhen, ctrl+c, ctrl+x, ctrl+v all work, but so does selected/highlighting text & middle clicking
[17:59] <TheDarkstar> in xconfig you mean ?
[17:59] <chanux> kakouts, ask away
[17:59] <Psykopaten> Rakhen: You need to keep the source window open when you want to copy
[17:59] <Alien_FX_Fiend> and it worked perfectly i just didn't get to try out pidgin im
[17:59] <kakouts> so my problem is when i shutdown or reboot ubuntu 9.04 i have a freeze
[17:59] <tanath> Psykopaten, not always
[17:59] <Pici> chanux: p = pacakge is not installed, c = package was unisntalled, but not purged, i = package is installed.
[17:59] <tanath> Psykopaten, seems to depend on the app
[18:00] <Pici> chanux: That is what the manpage says.
[18:00] <Psykopaten> tanath: ok,, might do,
[18:00] <Ruby-Rube> Hi, I just tried running a 4d game call Adanaxis and now I can't boot up, the display is messed up. Does anyone know how to recover from this situation without reinstalling??
[18:00] <kakouts> i  havent this problem with the other release of ubuntu
[18:00] <ccaron> How can I echo a binary number on the command line?
[18:00] <chanux> Pici, I checked under search section
[18:00] <Pici> chanux: As did I.
[18:00] <tanath> Ruby-Rube, where do i get me a 4d game?
[18:00] <tanath> ;P
[18:00] <Pici> chanux: 'no trace of this package exists on the system' means that it is not installed.
[18:00] <Ruby-Rube> it's under games in the add and remove sectino of Gnome.
[18:01] <Rakhen> Psykopaten: Thankyou.  It seems that way with Firefox.  I'll take care not to expect anything in the "clipboard" until I've pasted it.
[18:01] <tanath> Ruby-Rube, maybe screen res? try cycling resolution. ctrl alt +/- on keypad is kb shortcut
[18:01] <tanath> Ruby-Rube, erm... _4_d?
[18:01] <ShockF> im pretty sure 4d is time
[18:02] <Ruby-Rube> I'll try that but i htink the OS is freezing so it probably won't work.
[18:02] <tanath> ShockF, generally, yeah
[18:02] <chanux> Pici, No offense but here's that part from my man aptitude http://pastebin.com/d4d91b825
[18:02] <ShockF> tanath : hmmm maybe he has discovered time travel :P
[18:02] <tanath> Ruby-Rube, er, i read your comment in parts... missed the 'can't boot' part
[18:02] <tanath> ShockF, it's been done in games before...
[18:03] <chanux> Pici, ah it's now I realized
[18:03] <ShockF> tanath sounds cool ill have to get me some of these games
[18:03] <tanath> Ruby-Rube, where's it stop booting?
[18:03] <chanux> Pici, So why I can't install it with aptitude install? :(
[18:03] <tanath> Ruby-Rube, how far do you get before you notice an issue
[18:03] <tanath> ?
[18:03] <Ruby-Rube> it boots to a screen with (2) Ubuntu) logos but the graphics are screed and I can't do anything.
[18:04] <tanath> Ruby-Rube, two? o.O
[18:04] <Ruby-Rube> yeah, if I reintall I'll lose all my programs, correct?
[18:04] <Pici> chanux: Which package?
[18:04] <tanath> Ruby-Rube, are you familiar with the bootup process? POST, Operating system boot, etc?
[18:04] <Ruby-Rube> yes
[18:04] <TimeToChoose> Can anyone spare some time to help me get my distro working again before i go and try fedora 11
[18:05] <tanath> Ruby-Rube, whatever you've changed from default, prolly. unless you have an upgrade version
[18:05] <tanath> Ruby-Rube, there are ways to fix these things. if you can find a local linux geek, they might be able to help you
[18:05] <tanath> Ruby-Rube, so you get through POST ok, right?
[18:05] <Ruby-Rube> The install of that 4d game screw up my display. Now I can't boot into the GUI. I can get to recovery mode but do not know not to fix.
[18:06] <Ruby-Rube> yes
[18:06] <tanath> Ruby-Rube, you could try booting to a live disc, and uninstalling the game...
[18:06] <tanath> Ruby-Rube, you'd have to mount your hard drive, & chroot to it in terminal
[18:07] <Ruby-Rube> I didn't think my installed games would showup after booting from a Live disk boot?
[18:07] <tanath> Ruby-Rube, which is why i said to mount your hard drive, and chroot to it in terminal
[18:07] <gartral_> ShockF: do you have a networking cable?
[18:07] <crisb2010> hi
[18:07] <negev> hi, how does one get a tarball of the ubuntu patched version of apache 2.2 so i can modify the source slightly and recompile it? is there an easy way to do that?
[18:07] <unitxt> Anyone know if the issue with the fglrx display driver has been fixed in 9.04? I have a 'ATI Technologies Inc RC410 [Radeon Xpress 200M]' video apapter and last time I tried installed 9.04 gave me problems. 'http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fglrx' is the only place I know to go to learn about bug fixes atm.
[18:07] <tanath> Ruby-Rube, chroot command: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chroot
[18:07] <crisb2010> can anyone send me the /etc/acpi/sleep.sh script?
[18:07] <ShockF> gartral : by that do you mean ethernet cable ?
[18:08] <rameshwo> how to mount  my C:   during start up so i wouldn't have to enter commands later.. for allusers /??
[18:08] <Ruby-Rube> ok I'll try that, thanks.
[18:08] <gartral_> ShockF: yea
[18:08] <ShockF> yes i do
[18:08] <chanux> Pici, I think I got an idea. Thanx for your valuable time. Will come back with ne wprobs
[18:08] <chanux> :D
[18:08] <bzil_> hello
[18:09] <tanath> unitxt, you try installing from cd or dvd? i find dvd versions have more & install better
[18:09] <TimeToChoose> Pici: you think you could help me get my linux distro to work (newest version of ubuntu)
[18:09] <gartral_> ShockF: then the easiest way to set this u would be to connect it to your router and chat over eathernet
[18:09] <lnub> can some one tell me what to do with my nvidia driver i had a popup saying select a driver, selected the default one and now when i click on the nvidia xserver settings i get a message
[18:09] <lnub> You do not appear to be using the NVIDIA X driver. Please edit your X configuration file (just run `nvidia-xconfig` as root), and restart the X server.
[18:09] <crisb2010> or does anyone know where i can get the /etc/acpi/sleep.sh ?
[18:10] <ShockF> gartral  : kk ill set everything up and ill be back as soon as possible
[18:10] <tanath> unitxt, couldn't boot on my roomie's laptop with latest cd, but could with a dvd version from 2 yrs ago
[18:10] <gartral_> ShockF: see you soon
[18:10] <Ruby-Rube> Interesting - tanath, what would be the sytax of the chroot cmd?
[18:10] <Ruby-Rube> once I mount my hard disk?
[18:10] <tanath> Ruby-Rube, chroot /path/to/mounted/drive
[18:11] <Ruby-Rube> root of the drive?
[18:11] <rameshwo> ..  what actually does the xconfig  file contains ?  what settings ??
[18:11] <lnub> please i have just instaled after messing up because of the same problem on fedora
[18:11] <tanath> Ruby-Rube, then it'll treat that path as root (/)
[18:11] <Ruby-Rube> ok ill give it a try, thanks again.
[18:11] <tanath> Ruby-Rube, and further commands are treated as being run on that system
[18:11] <tanath> Ruby-Rube, if it's a linux install that is
[18:12] <Pici> TimeToChoose: I'm a bit busy here at the office, but someone else in the channel should be able to help if you ask a detailed question.
[18:12] <homezz> when I do a sudo monut -a  I get a error saying connection refused(mount error 111) refer to man mount.cifs) how do i fix this
[18:12] <tanath> Ruby-Rube, np. good luck
[18:13] <lnub> anyone?
[18:13] <mah-kittehz> Why doesn't my vm of ubuntu have sound? doesn't it just output sound to the windoz? I checked the settings to give it sound
[18:14] <rameshwo> mah-kittehz it should have done..
[18:14] <unitxt> tanath: heh, strange. I'll try a Live CD again and see what happens...thanks.
[18:14] <rameshwo> mah-kittehz : i did the same but got no problem...
[18:14] <mah-kittehz> I don't get sound in any of my 4 full installs of linux, either
[18:14] <TimeToChoose> Pici: any suggestions I have been in this channel for 5 or 6 hours
[18:14] <[Gloom]> hi there.
[18:14] <Steven666> hi
[18:14] <chanux> Pici, what does piA means in aptitude search results
[18:15] <Dead> hi [2] lol
[18:15] <The_Toxic_Mite> Hi lol
[18:15] <[Gloom]> I'm looking for a cheap wireless mouse proved to work out of the box with ubuntu... Any advice?
[18:15] <homezz> when I do a sudo monut -a  I get a error saying connection refused(mount error 111) refer to man mount.cifs) how do i fix this am i doing this right to mount a netowrk drive
[18:15] <xcerca> I booted up yesterday and just out of nowhere the sound doesn't work , i tested the hardware with a live cd and it works fine (same connections), I've looked at Prefrences > Sounds and i can't get anything out of any devices ( they would be Audigy 4), the only thing i did was install Boot-Up Manager,  any ideas ?
[18:15] <lnub> nvidia-xconfig how do i do it?
[18:15] <mah-kittehz> gloom: my brother uses just a common logitech
[18:15] <mah-kittehz> gloom: I'll go get it
[18:16] <chanux> Pici, I can remember I installed libxtst-dev before. Now I get piA for the aptitude search for it
[18:16] <[Gloom]> mah-kittehz: is it a bluetooth mouse?
[18:16] <juan-pablo> i need help i cant see youtube in ubuntu
[18:16] <juan-pablo> hi everyone
[18:16] <Dead> i have a usb wifu mouse from microsoft
[18:16] <Dead> and work good
[18:16] <mah-kittehz> gloom: I think it uses usb
[18:16] <[Gloom]> juan-pablo: do you have the flash plugin installed?
[18:16] <Tigerplug> hi guys, I'm running Windows 7 and I am going to format and install the latest Ubuntu. I have a few questions.... I've RTM and I'm familiar enough with Linux but i have an external (NTFS) that I would like to read and write to... should I have any trouble?
[18:16] <juan-pablo> help me
[18:17] <skorasaurus> hi, i ran update manager, and after i rebooted my computer, my wireless internet no longer works :/\
[18:17] <mah-kittehz> juan-pablo: go to youtube, click on a video not working
[18:17] <tanath> homezz, mount -a tries to mount every drive listed in /etc/fstab
[18:17] <mah-kittehz> juan-pablo: are you in x86 or AMD64?
[18:17] <[Gloom]> Dead: and does it work fine ? No glitches? The usb receiver works without any tweak?
[18:17] <juan-pablo> x86
[18:17] <juan-pablo> thanks
[18:18] <tanath> lnub, 'sudo nvidia-xconfig' in terminal
[18:18] <Steven666> how do i install openssl development on Ubuntu Desktop 8.04 LTS?
[18:18] <juan-pablo> dont sho¡w me the video
[18:18] <juan-pablo> thjanks mah
[18:18] <tanath> juan-pablo, install flash. search in synaptic
[18:19] <juan-pablo> i do it yet
[18:19] <[Gloom]> Tigerplug: you will not have any problem with 9.04.
[18:19] <mah-kittehz> juan-pablo: it might be easier to look around in synaptic
[18:19] <homezz> tanath before I update ubuntu I have a mount to a mapped drive and now its gone when I sudo mouont -a it give me a error
[18:19] <dhendrix> does anyone have experience with kernel meta packages?
[18:19] <tanath> juan-pablo, System > Admin > Synaptic package manager
[18:19] <sipior> Steven666: i think you're looking for libssl-dev.
[18:19] <juan-pablo> ok
[18:19] <dhendrix> i haven't been able to find any good on-line docs about them... all I can find is package info, but nothing useful for actually working with the darn things.
[18:19] <Tigerplug> anyone able to help me out with my question (above)?
[18:19] <dhendrix> Tigerplug:  I think ntfs-3g is what you want to deal with ntfs volumes
[18:20] <Tigerplug> [Gloom]: it can read and write fine?
[18:20] <unstable> What is a simple gui for ubuntu/gnome to be an alarm clock, for someone to wake up in the morning?
[18:20] <juan-pablo> theres a lot of flash which one i put
[18:20] <tanath> homezz, what did you update?
[18:20] <hgvs> yes, it should
[18:20] <atrus> dhendrix: what do you want to know about them?
[18:20] <Tigerplug> dhendrix: yep - I'm familiar with ntfs-3g , I have used it in the past but had issues.... I would imagine that the latest release should be fine?
[18:20] <[Gloom]> Tigerplug: yes. The default installation comes with ntfs-3g automount configured, so it will work fine, as in other OSs
[18:20] <homezz> tanath> I updated ubuntu
[18:21] <Tigerplug> [Gloom]: excellent..... time to get installing.... back shortly!
[18:21] <juan-pablo> thank guys
[18:21] <tanath> Tigerplug, i don't have trouble with ntfs partitions
[18:21] <rameshwo> out of topic but.. ntfs-3g  what does 3g mean ? it's a typeof ntfs or ???
[18:21] <Tigerplug> tanath: thats a good sign!
[18:21] <juan-pablo> still dont work
[18:21] <tanath> unstable, try gnome-scheduler
[18:21] <juan-pablo> im a novato
[18:21] <tanath> unstable, have it play music or something
[18:21] <mah-kittehz> juan-pablo: maybe just use adobe's site after all
[18:22] <Thornsberry> I'm new to Ubuntu and have 9.04 and when I try to log out from the current user it'll freeze and I have to reboot, then when it checks the disc after the unclean shutdown I get an fsck error 4 and have to run it manually which takes about 90 minutes.  This happens every time it has to run, is there any way I can fix this?
[18:22] <atrus> rameshwo: it does regular ntfs. my guess would be it's the 3rd generation of that particular implementation of the ntfs fuse driver.
[18:22] <juan-pablo> i dont knoe how to install rpm
[18:22] <anodesni> acces
[18:22] <dhendrix> atrus:  I'd kind of just like more general info. For example, I'd like to patch non-upstream patches into bleeding-edge kernels and compile for various architectures. Kernel metapackages seem like a good option here since they stay up to date and I don't have to worry about micromanagement of versions.
[18:22] <homezz> tanath> I updated ubuntu
[18:22] <mah-kittehz> go to "version" and get the .deb
[18:22] <dhendrix> atrus:  or am I going in the wrong direction here?
[18:23] <tanath> homezz, distro upgrade?
[18:23] <rameshwo> atrus : thanks....
[18:23] <lnub> I would realy like to know what i am ment to do with You do not appear to be using the NVIDIA X driver. Please edit your X configuration file (just run `nvidia-xconfig` as root), and restart the X server.
[18:23] <tanath> homezz, where's the drive located?
[18:23] <tanath> homezz, how many comps?
[18:23] <atrus> dhendrix: my guess would be if you were patching your kernel and rebuilding, you wouldn't want the meta packages, since they would tend to replace your kernel with new ones.
[18:23] <mah-kittehz> juan-pablo: there's a drop-down to "select verion", and choose the .deb
[18:23] <tanath> homezz, it's a networked drive, right? can other comps access it?
[18:23] <rameshwo> guys. what actually does the xconf file contains ? what settings ?  is it for displays....???
[18:23] <wildc4rd> evening all
[18:23] <anodesni> lnub, do ' sudo nvidia-xconfig' and then log off and log in again
[18:23] <homezz> tenath just one computer
[18:24] <ShishKabab> Hello. I have some weird dependency problems under (K)ubuntu. The following packages have unmet dependencies: gnome-settings-daemon and libgnome-window-settings1. I tried using apt-get -f install and the problem is that the post-removal script of libtdb1 return error code 2. How do I solve this?
[18:24] <hgvs> Hi! I need to install a properitary os build in redmond... I think about two virtualization based solutions: kvm or virtualbox.
[18:24] <homezz> tenath it is a networked computer
[18:24] <hgvs> what would you like to suggest for 9.04?
[18:24] <lnub> anodesni, ty i hope it does not crash like it did on fedora we will soon see :)
[18:24] <tanath> lnub, to run it as root, run 'sudo nvidia-xconfig' in terminal
[18:24] <mah-kittehz> juan-pablo: then open with .deb-package-installer (default)
[18:24] <kebomix> hello , how to update linux kernel ?
[18:24] <anodesni> lnub, did you use proprietary driver program that comes with ubuntu?
[18:25] <fccf> hgvs: I'd suggest virtualbox, and 8.04 if you want stability
[18:25] <tanath> homezz, why are you using samba with only one computer?
[18:25] <lnub> yes this is the one recogm,ended in ubuntu, fress nothing moded
[18:25] <homezz> tanath I can see the computer in places/network
[18:25] <hgvs> fccf: why not 9.04?
[18:25] <juan-pablo> im tryng archive mounter
[18:25] <Pici> !who
[18:25] <juan-pablo> thanks
[18:25] <dhendrix> atrus:  That's fine if it replaces my kernel. I don't really care since I have a hermetic build environment. So long as in the end I can get the .deb packages, it's all good :-)
[18:26] <homezz> tanath before i updated it would automatically mouont now it dosent
[18:26] <fccf> hgvs: 9.04 is very new.. 8.04 is a year old and has had time to have the bugs worked out of it ... hence stablility
[18:26] <tanath> ok, how mounting is handled changed
[18:26] <Alien_FX_Fiend> does rachael tripp come in here?
[18:26] <tanath> homezz, mounting changed recently
[18:26] <fccf> hgvs: It is also supported longer
[18:26] <lnub> um ihave alot of warnings when i did sudo nvidia-xconfig
[18:27] <tanath> homezz, if you look at /etc/fstab you mind find the drive still listed there, but commented out
[18:27] <rameshwo> ubuntu says support for 1.5 years, does that mean i can't get softwares from repositories after 1.5 year ??
[18:27] <tanath> homezz, you can fix it there if you know what you're doing
[18:27] <Dead> im out
[18:27] <Dead> see ya
[18:27] <hgvs> are there known bugs that can stop the whole show?
[18:27] <homezz> tanath it is still there
[18:27] <atrus> dhendrix: ah. meta packages don't have kernels. they just depend on specific versions of kernels. google for information on make-kpkg and the ubuntu/debian package "kernel-package". that'll take a kernel source tree, configure it, add pactches, compile it, add patches, and eventually build a .deb file with the kernel image, modules, and an initrd.
[18:27] <mah-kittehz> !lts
[18:27] <juan-pablo> how do i install this install_flash_player_10_linux.tar.gz
[18:27] <tanath> homezz, most likely
[18:28] <alsuren> can someone tell me how to make my desktop show ~/Desktop/ rather than ~/?
[18:28] <juan-pablo> how do i install this "install_flash_player_10_linux.tar.gz
[18:28] <rameshwo> what does supported for 3 years mean ???????
[18:28] <dhendrix> atrus:  Thank you! Yes, I've been looking at make-kpkg, debian/rules for kernels, and have been studying this HOWTO: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Kernel/Compile
[18:28] <juan-pablo> how do i install this "install_flash_player_10_linux.tar.gz"
[18:28] <[Gloom]> juan-pablo: have you tried to install from the ubuntu repository?
[18:28] <mah-kittehz> juan-pablo: you were supposed to download the .deb under the drop-down list "select verison to install"
[18:28] <eurythmia> I plugged in my usb hard disk, and copied some files over to it, but for some reason I don't have permissions to change permissions on the disk. Everything is made as my user, but with the group "root" (which my user *is* a member of); I want to change the permissions of a directory to <myuser>:<myuser>, but "chown <myuser>:<myuser> gis/" gives the error: "chown: changing ownership of `gis/': Operation not permitted" ... it does the same whe
[18:28] <eurythmia> n I run the command with a root shell (obtained via: sudo bash -s).
[18:28] <homezz> tanath I can see the computer when i go to places/network
[18:28] <anodesni> juan-pablo, enable partner repository
[18:28] <lnub> anodesni, plz take a look and see if this is normal  http://fpaste.org/paste/14625
[18:28] <sipior> hgvs: easy enough to test, but given the popularity of virtualisation nowadays, i imagine we'd already know about them if they existed.
[18:28] <[Gloom]> juan-pablo: instead of a standalone package?
[18:28] <dhendrix> atrus:  I'm pretty new to debian, so the differences between the kernel packages was lost on me at first, hehe... Thanks for the help.
[18:28] <juan-pablo> it doest down load
[18:29] <Thornsberry> I'm new to Ubuntu and have 9.04 and when I try to log out from the current user it'll freeze and I have to reboot, then when it checks the disc after the unclean shutdown I get an fsck error 4 and have to run it manually which takes about 90 minutes.  This happens every time it freezes and I have to force a reboot.  Is there any way I can fix this?
[18:29] <tanath> homezz, irrelevant. the problem is in /etc/fstab
[18:29] <atrus> dhendrix: no problem.
[18:29] <Newfie_Rich> Hey all, I am having problems with flash... stuff that needs to use flash player in firefox will not work. can someone please help me. As far as i know i have it installed
[18:29] <juan-pablo> i got all repositorys
[18:29] <mah-kittehz> juan-pable: http://fpdownload.macromedia.com/get/flashplayer/current/install_flash_player_10_linux.deb
[18:29] <rameshwo>  what does supported for 3 years mean ???????  after 3 years ? it doesn't work or waht ??
[18:29] <juan-pablo> i dont know what is a standalone package
[18:29] <anodesni> lnub, that's normal
[18:29] <sipior> Thornsberry: how far does it get before the machine freezes? i don't suppose any error messages get output?
[18:29] <homezz> tanath what should my entry in etc/fstab look like
[18:30] <mah-kittehz> juan-pablo: just click the link and press OK
[18:30] <lnub> kk so log out and log back in again now then, wish me luck
[18:30] <sipior> rameshwo: you won't be able to access the repositories after that time.
[18:30] <anodesni> lnub, good luck
[18:30] <Thornsberry> sipior: It gets to 14% of checking the drive every time then gives me the fsck 4 error and says to run manually.
[18:30] <sipior> Thornsberry: when you try logging out, how far does the machine get?
[18:31] <rameshwo> sipior : oo...  but i can run the current installed softwares ??
[18:31] <juan-pablo> error a later version is instaled
[18:31] <Newfie_Rich> Can someone please help me, My flash player plug in is not working .....
[18:31] <sipior> rameshwo: well, it certainly won't suddenly stop working, no. you simply won't get any updates, security or otherwise.
[18:31] <juan-pablo> thanks guys but some how still dont work
[18:31] <anodesni> juan-pablo, install adobe-flashplugin package
[18:31] <fccf> hgvs: depending on what you are using ubuntu for?, I think you will find 8.04 to be a very mature operating system, unless you need something bleeding edge.. I'd use 8.04... 9.04 has bugs and a intel driver regression (this won't cause a problem in vbox,) but more time has been spent fixing bugs in 8.04 so realistically think of 8.04 as XP and 9.04 as vista (I know bad analogy) newer isn't always better.... see !worksforme
[18:31] <homezz> tanath what should my entry in etc/fstab look like
[18:31] <Steven666> ./configure: line 13011: cd: c-ares-1.6.0: No such file or directory
[18:31] <Steven666> ./configure: line 13012: ./configure: No such file or directory
[18:31] <Steven666>  anyone?
[18:32] <gartral_> ShockF: ,ake ssure you use my nme in your posts so I see it
[18:32] <fivetwentysix> How do I allow my user to read/write my windows drive?
[18:32] <fccf> !worksforme | hgvs
[18:32] <juan-pablo> no dont work
[18:32] <talntid> Hello all. I set up my servers to now allow local login. I also removed the root login ability, and have been using SSH keys alone. My laptop, which contained my SSH key, is no longer functioning. What are my options?
[18:32] <cougarten> hi, can I launch my existing ubuntu in a vm on my winXP (dual-boot)?
[18:32] <Thornsberry> sipior: Oh, the screen will go black then a blue background with a gray box pops up saying that it cannot display a desktop and to contact my system administer and restart when the problem is solved.
[18:32] <juan-pablo> ok
[18:32] <lnub> anodesni, thank you so much i have been trying to do this on fedora for 8 hours and you guys sorted it out in 5 min
[18:32] <anodesni> juan-pablo, did you restart firefox
[18:32] <anodesni> lnub, you're welcome
[18:32] <Newfie_Rich> andodesni: I don't know if that was ment for me, but I do have adobe-flashplugin package installed but still won't work
[18:33] <homezz> tanath when i sudo mount -a in termial it give me a connection refused
[18:33] <rameshwo> guys.. i've been puzzled at the default wallpaper of ubuntu 8.10..  what is it ? it's meaning ....?
[18:33] <buttons840> I have a headless server, and I continually mess it up by compiling multiple source packages.  I'm experimenting and learning.  I'm tired of hooking a monitor and keyboard up to it for reinstall, and I want a way to restore the system to fresh install state through SSH.  I've been looking at partimage, and it think it would work (I don't know for sure), but I cannot partimage the main partition without unmounting it.  Is it possi
[18:33] <buttons840> ble to unmount / to image it?
[18:33] <cougarten> Newfie_Rich, what happens on a flashsite?
[18:33] <juan-pablo> no i dont restart firefox
[18:33] <gartral_> ShockF: still with us?
[18:33] <rameshwo> i can't reaally understand that picture...
[18:33] <Steven666> c-ares-1.6.0 anyone?
[18:33] <anodesni> juan-pablo, then restart firefox and it works
[18:33] <sipior> Thornsberry: but i never says why it can't display a desktop?
[18:34] <hgvs> ok. I'm currently running most of my time with rhel / fedora bases systems. Now I'm start the beginning of migrating my desktop systems to ubuntu because rhel is mostly the times too old
[18:34] <TimeToChoose> Can anyone spare some time to help me get my distro working again before i go and try fedora 11
[18:34] <juan-pablo> ask me to restart tehe system
[18:34] <cougarten> can I launch my existing ubuntu in a vm on my winXP (dual-boot)?
[18:34] <Newfie_Rich> cougarten, Flash Player 9 or later required to view this video. Please visit Adobe to get the  latest version of the Flash Player.
[18:34] <tanath> juan-pablo, don't need to restart the whole computer. just firefox
[18:34] <juan-pablo> fedora its better then ubuntu
[18:34] <cougarten> Newfie_Rich, restarted Firefox?
[18:34] <hgvs> I will give 9.04 with virtualbox a try and then see how it works
[18:34] <juan-pablo> send n error
[18:34] <anodesni> TimeToChoose, what's your problem
[18:34] <hgvs> thank you at the moment
[18:35] <juan-pablo> thanks tanath
[18:35] <Newfie_Rich> Cougarten, I did and restarted my computer and no dice
[18:35] <fccf> hgvs: websites? databases? what were you running on your rhel servers
[18:35] <TimeToChoose> I can't boot into my ubuntu partition: When I try to i see some of the text flashing by like it is going to load, but it never actually gets to the loading screen, then the screen just kind of flickrs slowly to different shades of black
[18:35] <StormWinged> hi guys... everytime i restart my ubuntu jaunty i have 2 partitions that are not mounted at startup, one is ntfs and other is ext 3
[18:35] <Thornsberry> sipior: Not that I recall.  I can't do anything when it happens but turn off the computer.
[18:35] <tanath> homezz, there's a number of possible problems. i don't have time to narrow them down unfortunately
[18:35] <Joeseph> How can I set the permissions of a mounted windows share drive on my computer?   I don't want to be able to write to it...
[18:35] <dhendrix> buttons840:  hmmm, interesting question :-) I would suggest using chroot to change into a sandboxed environment so you don't have to risk messing up your main system.
[18:35] <homezz> tanath np
[18:35] <talntid> Hello all. I set up my servers to now allow local login. I also removed the root login ability, and have been using SSH keys alone. My laptop, which contained my SSH key, is no longer functioning. What are my options?
[18:35] <cougarten> Newfie_Rich, okey, than I don't know, sorry. but I'm not that into it either, hope somebody else can help. or you have to ask in the forums
[18:35] <sparr> When I start some fullscreen apps/games, one of which I am certain uses 800x600, my monitor goes to "Signal out of range" and shuts off.  "DISPLAY=:0 xrandr" from a console reports that it is still in my default 1280x1024@50Hz.  killing the program has no effect.  ctrl+alt+plus/minus has no effect before or after killing the program.  "DISPLAY=:0 xrandr -s 2" results in X crashing.  Help?
[18:35] <anodesni> TimeToChoose, did you try ctrl+alt+F1 to enter tty ? To see if the boot process works
[18:36] <mlissner> Does anybody know why my wireless would occasionally disconnect? It seems to happen independently of what access point I'm on, and at a rate of about once per 3-4 hours.
[18:36] <TimeToChoose> Is wubi, the same thing as intalling ubuntu as an application and the same thing as virtual box?
[18:36] <tanath> Joeseph, mount it read-only
[18:36] <buttons840> dhendrix, chroot and sandboxed, i'm not familliar with these?   i will man chroot, but what is sandboxed?
[18:36] <TimeToChoose> anodesni: yes to no prevail
[18:36] <rameshwo> what's actually a splash screen in linux ??  i've heard it many time..
[18:36] <tanath> Joeseph, 'man mount'
[18:36] <ingcomrbr> I have problems with compiz..
[18:36] <dhendrix> buttons840: Oh, "sandbox" just refers to an environment that is isolated from the main system.
[18:36] <rameshwo> but couldn't figure out. what it is exactly..
[18:36] <lnub> speaking as a windows user trying to use linux i have to say that ubuntu is easyer to use and has more ppl willing to help in easy to understand language imho
[18:36] <anodesni> TimeToChoose, wubi is not the same as vbox
[18:36] <TimeToChoose> I was able to get to a menu where I could do different things, like try to auto fix, go to console console with terminal etc
[18:36] <Newfie_Rich> Cougarten thanks anyways.. I will check the forums i guess
[18:36] <henriquelm> Hello there
[18:36] <Joeseph> tanath: I've mounted it in the fstab....    How do I mount it read only in the fstab.
[18:36] <ingcomrbr> I connected another Monitor on my Lap to have 2 monitors..
[18:36] <buttons840> is this ability avialble in a default install?  dhendrix
[18:37] <TimeToChoose> anodesni: what is it then... i couldn't understand from their site
[18:37] <nJustin3k> im running a cli of ubuntu with xfce4 for DE, I have pelnty of physical memory on the machine im using atm, but firefox is really* laggy, is there somthing that can be done for making it run better from USB, or is there a lighterweight alternative?
[18:37] <ingcomrbr> and after that Compiz was disabled and I can't enable again..
[18:37] <tanath> Joeseph, add ,ro to the options, i think. check man mount
[18:37] <hgvs> rhel desktops mostly
[18:37] <ingcomrbr> I got Ubuntu 8.10..
[18:37] <hgvs> not servers
[18:37] <fccf> rameshwo: splash or usplash is the screen that comes up while ubuntu is loading ... shows ubuntu logo and an orange progress bar (blue for kdm)
[18:37] <artti> I have wierd problem. I have files in folder, but some files what i have downloaded doesn't show up. I see them in terminal and i can search them, but still.
[18:37] <dhendrix> buttons840:  You can use "debootstrap" to create a whole debian environment, then chroot into it and experiment without risking your main system.
[18:37] <anodesni> TimeToChoose, but it might cause the problem, it installs ubuntu alongside windows on the same partition (ntfs) which is not native linux file system
[18:37] <dhendrix> buttons840:  Yeah, i think chroot is available without installing additional packages.
[18:37] <tanath> Joeseph, yep, ro
[18:38] <ingcomrbr> Do you know how to fix this issue?
[18:38] <buttons840> dhendrix, debootstrap another thing i'm unfamillair with
[18:38] <TimeToChoose> ohhhh
[18:38] <TimeToChoose> ok
[18:38] <TimeToChoose> so it basically mimics patritioning without actually partitioning
[18:38] <dhendrix> buttons840:  i just learned about it a couple weeks ago myself. There's a really good HOWTO on the web -- I'll try and dig it up real fast.
[18:38] <tanath> k, i'm off
[18:38] <anodesni> TimeToChoose, yes, it slows down the system, but only a little bit, almost not noticable
[18:38] <Joeseph> tanath: So at the end of my fstab line with my share line in it, I need to add -ro?   I'll try it......
[18:38] <artti> Okey, my eye just catched button that i have never used and that helped.
[18:38] <TimeToChoose> anodesni: back to the problem at hand though (sorry slightly add) any ideas on waht I can do, or should i just give up and reinstall
[18:39] <dhendrix> buttons840:  try http://www.debian-administration.org/articles/426
[18:39] <StormWinged> hi guys... everytime i restart my ubuntu jaunty i have 2 partitions that are not mounted at startup, one is ntfs and other is ext 3, what is the command line to made it always mount?
[18:39] <anodesni> TimeToChoose, if the system really does not boot, it might have to do something with ext4 filesystem. Did you use that?
[18:39] <buttons840> dhendrix, thanks, i'll take a look
[18:39] <henriquelm> I'm getting an error message when I try to upgrade a ubuntu server version 7.10, "it was impossibly to find some of the files, try apt-get update or --fix-missing"
[18:39] <ashmew2> Stormwinger you need to add the entries to fstab
[18:39] <juan-pablo> fedora its better then ubuntu
[18:39] <fccf> hgvs: wow red hat desktops... welcome to the 21st centrury brother, like I said 8.04 will run like a rolls royce, you might get 9.04 to run like a fararri or like a pinto ... good luck
[18:40] <ashmew2> juan-pablo: I think its about personal choice
[18:40] <fccf> !best
[18:40] <ShockF> hmm i think im inthe right place is gartral here
[18:40] <gartral_> henriquelm: did you install *anything* tha isn't from known Ubuntu Repos?
[18:40] <juan-pablo> ok
[18:40] <TheDarkstar||AFK> ive installed nvidia drivers and now when i reboot i get: setting adcanced power management level to 0xfe (254) ...can anyone tell me what to do?
[18:40] <ShockF> hi gartral =)
[18:40] <gartral_> ShockF: hi, I see networking over a wire is fine
[18:40] <henriquelm> gartral_, Not that I remember
[18:40] <ShockF> actually im wireless
[18:40] <juan-pablo> ok
[18:41] <ShockF> plugging the ethernet cable in seemed to sort everything out
[18:41] <gartral_> ShockF: in Ubuntu?
[18:41] <ShockF> yup
[18:41] <nibbler__> ShockF: alternate installer worked  for you in the end?
[18:41] <Raydiation> this channel is growing each month :)
[18:41] <ashmew2> :)
[18:41] <TheDarkstar||AFK> anyone?
[18:41] <juan-pablo> i cant see flash media
[18:41] <Raydiation> thats either a good or a very bad sign xD
[18:41] <sissi> hi
[18:42] <ShockF> nibbler nope in the end i used the live cd with nopic and noalpic settings
[18:42] <TimeToChoose> anodesni: i think it iwll just be easier if i reinstall it, how do i make sure i use the full 15 gigs i allocated
[18:42] <ingcomrbr> I have problems with compiz..
[18:42] <nikitis> Where is the url for the alternate cd for 9.04
[18:42] <fccf> !hi | sissi
[18:42] <ingcomrbr> I connected another Monitor on my Lap to have 2 monitors..
[18:42] <ingcomrbr> Do you know how to fix this issue?
[18:42] <nibbler__> ShockF: ah okay, interesting...
[18:42] <Raydiation> TheDarkstar||AFK: do you have gui?
[18:42] <ingcomrbr> I got Ubuntu 8.10..
[18:42] <sissi> hey can anybody help me with some apache stuff?
[18:42] <ingcomrbr> I connected another Monitor on my Lap to have 2 monitors..
[18:42] <anodesni> TimeToChoose, what do you mean I allocated 15 gig?
[18:42] <TheDarkstar||AFK> no i don't
[18:42] <ingcomrbr> and after that Compiz was disabled and I can't enable again..
[18:42] <dhendrix> buttons840:  Oh, and one more thing to note. When you have your new environment setup (with debootstrap), you might need to bindmount /dev and /proc before chroot'ing. You can do this with: mount -o bind /proc test_environment/proc and mount -o bind /dev test_environment/dev.
[18:42] <TheDarkstar||AFK> i am able to load a terinal tho
[18:42] <ShockF> nibbler how do i change screen res in ubuntu ?
[18:42] <anodesni> TimeToChoose, did you leave blank space on your hdd
[18:43] <TimeToChoose> anodesni: I paritioned 15 or 17 gigs or something for linux, i am currenlty on my vista partition
[18:43] <juan-pablo> icant watch youtube
[18:43] <Joeseph> tanath: Just so you know, that only mounts the top level of the directory of my share as read only, if I go a folder deeper, I have write privileges.
[18:43] <TimeToChoose> well its not blank... its currently filled with a broken ubuntu partition
[18:43] <buttons840> dhendrix, i'm not sure what that means, but i'll remember it if i run into problems ;)
[18:43] <sissi> hm noone ?
[18:43] <fccf> ingcomrbr: please stop typing one sentence ... pressing enter ... and typing another sentence... you won't get compiz working across 2 moniters on a laptop
[18:43] <ashmew2> TimetoChoose: Whats the problem ?
[18:43] <anodesni> TimeToChoose, what partitions did you make on the 15 gig?
[18:43] <dhendrix> buttons840:  So the steps are basically: 1) get the new environment bootstrapped 2) bindmount /proc and /dev, and maybe /sys and 3) chroot 4) enjoy
[18:43] <juan-pablo> help me whit my youtube problem or flash one
[18:44] <TimeToChoose> anodesni: I don't remember ext3 or ext4 or somehing
[18:44] <buttons840> dhendrix, so your suggesting i have a bootstrapped ubuntu running withing ubuntu and that using ubuntu i can reinstall a fresh ubuntu without messing up ubuntu?
[18:44] <dhendrix> buttons840:  It just means that files in /proc and /dev will be usable within your chroot'ed environment. /dev and /proc are special in that their contents are populated on-the-fly by the kernel. So debootstrap will not be able to fill them in for you.
[18:44] <juan-pablo> #spanish
[18:44] <ashmew2> !spanish
[18:44] <TimeToChoose> ashmew2: I have a ubuntu 9.04 partiion that won't boot... it just starts and then some text then a black screen
[18:44] <dhendrix> buttons840:  I think so, yes. Give it a try and let me know if you run into difficulties :-)
[18:44] <gartral_> ShockF: how'ed you manage it?
[18:45] <anodesni> TimeToChoose, you say you want to use all 15 gig, so I ask what partitions you've made. If all partitions sum up to 15 gig...
[18:45] <ashmew2> TimeToChoose: Have you tried booting into recovery mode ? From the Grub Menu i mean
[18:45] <tjsmith82> Anyone around that could help with some install issues?
[18:45] <TimeToChoose> ashmew2: yeah it didn't work
[18:45] <ashmew2> tjsmith82: what is it ?
[18:45] <fccf> !anyone | tjsmith82
[18:45] <ashmew2> !ask
[18:45] <buttons840> dhendrix, anyways, looks like  a good article you gave, i'm reading it and i'l try to catch you if i have more problems, thanks again
[18:45] <sissi> ok again:) i need help with some thing u might consider as really simple
[18:45] <sissi> but i have no clue
[18:45] <atrus> buttons840: you might also consider a virtual linux environment, where you could take snapshots. something like vmware, kvm/qemu, virtualbox...
[18:45] <anodesni> tjsmith82, just ask the question please
[18:46] <ShockF> gartral : well i plugged the ethernet cable in nd botted into ubuntu and noticed that the internet wasnt loading properly and it seemed both wireless and wired had connected and were conflicting against each other so i unplugged and wireless is working perfect
[18:46] <TimeToChoose> anodesni: oh my hdd is 320 gb 17 for ubuntu
[18:46] <buttons840> atrus, yeah, but i don't know if vmware would be able to recognize my sangoma telephone card, i'm having a hard time getting it recognized by the host, let alone a vm
[18:46] <ashmew2> TimeToChoose: Which partition did you install it to ?
[18:46] <anodesni> TimeToChoose, then that's fine
[18:47] <ShockF> gartral : how do i change the screen resulotion ?
[18:47] <juan-pablo> i dont know why  i cnat wacht toutube
[18:47] <sissi> i am supposed to uncomment 2 lines in httpd.conf but i cant find the lines
[18:47] <TimeToChoose> ashmew2 the 17 g one... it was working for awhile, then I tried to enable my restricted video card drivers and now it doesn't work
[18:47] <juan-pablo> make s mad
[18:47] <gartral_> ShockF: heh... sounds like a basic hardware IRQ collision.. hopefully, the new settings will stick
[18:47] <fccf> !flash | juan-pablo
[18:47] <ShishKabab> Where are postrm scripts of packages located?
[18:47] <anodesni> TimeToChoose, it's you're nvidia driver then
[18:47] <juan-pablo> thanks
[18:47] <ashmew2> TimeToChoose: When you try to boot into recovery mode , what does it say , can you recall ?
[18:47] <sissi> i just will paste the online information / howto:
[18:47] <Steven666> can anyone tell me why unrealircd needs c-ares?
[18:47] <sissi>     #ResourceConfig conf/srm.conf
[18:47] <sissi>     #AccessConfig conf/access.conf
[18:47] <sissi> to look like this:
[18:47] <sissi>     ResourceConfig /www/conf/srm.conf
[18:47] <sissi>     AccessConfig /www/conf/access.conf
[18:47] <FloodBot2> sissi: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:48] <tjsmith82> Cool will do.  Trying to load ubuntu on an imac g5 and the install keeps hanging on the following: Calling quiesce ...
[18:48] <tjsmith82> returning from prom_init... any ideas?
[18:48] <ashmew2> sissi:
[18:48] <fccf> !paste |sissi
[18:48] <ashmew2> !paste | sissi
[18:48] <ashmew2> :)
[18:48] <sissi> sorry
[18:48] <sissi> lol i guess i am to stupid for chatting too
[18:48] <fccf> !guidelines | everybody
[18:49] <ShockF> @gartral : looks like i have an unkown monitor on my laptop any way of fixing this so i can change the resolution
[18:49] <alienkid10> I just installed a ATI Radeon 4350 and when logging in the screen goes white. Compiz is set to turn on automatically could that be it? If so how to stop it so I can fix what's wrong? And what is wrong?
[18:50] <sissi> sorry again and ty :) bye all tc
[18:50] <gartral_> ShockF: what kind of GPU is in it?
[18:50] <ashmew2> later ;)
[18:50] <TimeToChoose> ashmew2: it didn't say anything to my recolection
[18:50] <TimeToChoose> anodesni: I have ati card
[18:50] <anodesni> TimeToChoose, ok
[18:50] <ashmew2> TimeToChoose: ok..Jaunty right
[18:50] <ShockF> gartral : Sis mirage 3+
[18:50] <TimeToChoose> the newest one?
[18:50] <TimeToChoose> 9.04
[18:50] <hanasaki> what is the idfference between building a kernel and building one with initrd?
[18:51] <ryuk_> guys i need help.. i get this error most of the time.. Gtk-WARNING **: Unable to locate theme engine in module_path: "ubuntulooks",
[18:51] <erUSUL> hanasaki: you already said it. for one you build the initrd for the other you do not
[18:51] <ryuk_> what do i do..
[18:51] <hanasaki> hmm erUSUL what sithe value of one type vs the other?
[18:51] <gartral_> ShockF: and I thought my lappies card was obscure, hold on, lemme try and find some info
[18:52] <TimeToChoose> ashmew2: yes Jaunty
[18:52] <ShockF> gartral : yeh lol and get this the computer is only 6 month old
[18:52] <nibbler__> hanasaki: you need initrd to load modules to support your scsi controllers etc. if you compile the relevant stuff into the kernel i dont think you need initrd
[18:52] <fccf> hanasaki: technically the one that initrd builds is already built for a particualr version... whereas compiling your own kernel is a whole nother textbook (or 3)
[18:52] <tjsmith82> Any ideas why an install for a g5 imac would hang on "returning from prom_init"?
[18:52] <erUSUL> hanasaki: initrd is needed in most situation to be able to boot the kernel... (at least in ubuntu you need it becouse of the uuid)
[18:52] <TimeToChoose> ashmew2: 64 bit edition
[18:52] <ashmew2> TimeToChoose: I fear i cant really help you with this considering my zero experience with Ati .. :(
[18:53] <atrus> ryuk_: sounds like you're missing gtk2-engines-ubuntulooks
[18:53] <erUSUL> hanasaki: also if you use raid lvm nfsroot or other such setups you need the initrd
[18:53] <nibbler__> erUSUL: no, kernel is always booted, rest of the system depends on initrd drivers sometimes
[18:53] <hanasaki> erUSUL: uuid? huh?
[18:53] <badfish69> how do i cheeck if ubuntu is using madwifi for my atheros card?
[18:53] <fccf> tjsmith82: the last version that was supported for the G5 was dapper
[18:53] <erUSUL> nibbler__: yes it boots until "Kernel Panioc: Unable to mount root filesystem"
[18:53] <ymanton> is there an easy way to restore a home dir to its default state (without recreating a user)? i remember default files being in /etc somewhere but cant recall
[18:54] <nibbler__> erUSUL: yep, so kernel completely booted, just no root fs :)
[18:54] <eurostar> Salut tout le monde , y'a t'il des français(e)?
[18:54] <erUSUL> nibbler__: i built and booted many kernels on ubuntu and others distros o know what i'm talking about
[18:54] <fccf> !fr
[18:54] <erUSUL> nibbler__: no it does not boot it "panics"
[18:54] <gartral_> ShockF: be so kind as to lspci | grep VGA in a console, please, and give me the output
[18:54] <Patrick9> can someone tell me how to stop windows from opening in the top left corner every time?
[18:55] <dhendrix> yeah... the filesystem has to be read in order to get the UUID so a root partition can be identified.
[18:55] <erUSUL> !uuid | hanasaki
[18:55] <dhendrix> so you need disk, lvm, raid, and filesystem drivers in your initramfs.
[18:55] <ShockF> gartral : how exactly do i do that
[18:55] <hanasaki> erUSUL:  hmmm I build the initrd and it kernel panics on boot
[18:55] <puff> Hm, where do you go to submit a suggestion for ubuntu?
[18:55] <erUSUL> hanasaki: error msg ?
[18:55] <ryuk_> atrus how should i get those?
[18:55] <cabrey> puff, brainstorm.ubuntu.com
[18:55] <erUSUL> !bugs | puff
[18:55] <puff> I guess I could file a bug.
[18:55] <Patrick9> can someone tell me how to stop windows from opening in the top left corner every time? without ccsm
[18:55] <xcess3> Anyone know why PulseAudio Manager would say "Failure: Connection refused" (9.04)?
[18:56] <puff> I just found out that yet another package disappeared from the repos for this latest version (this time it's kdiff3).
[18:56] <hanasaki> erUSUL:  huh? the msg is "kernel panic"
[18:56] <erUSUL> hanasaki: well usually it is "Kernel Panic: something Else"
[18:56] <dhendrix> Patrick9:  depends on your window manager. Some of them have different options for window placement.
[18:56] <fccf> puff: that might be a better question for the folks in #kubuntu
[18:57] <dhendrix> Patrick9:  If you right click on a KDE desktop and click on "Configure Desktop" you can usually find something about that in the "window behavior" menu
[18:57] <Patrick9> dhendrix: I know ccsm can place the windows in the center. but im not using ccsm. im using "no effects"
[18:57] <erUSUL> !info kdiff3 | puff
[18:57] <ShockF> gartral : pm me how to do it im just about to eat so ill tel you what is what when i get back
[18:57] <dhendrix> Patrick9:  I don't know what ccsm is, sorry :-/
[18:57] <erUSUL> puff: it is there as you can see
[18:57] <Patrick9> dhendrix: there is no options for gnome?
[18:57] <puff> erUSUL: They took it out and added it back in.
[18:57] <dhendrix> Patrick9:  I'm sure there are... Maybe there's a #gnome channel you can try?
[18:58] <fccf> puff: or you don't have the universe repository enabled
[18:58] <algomist> IDE for PHP in ubuntu like Dreamweaver ??
[18:58] <Patrick9> dhendrix: this is one of the reasons people dont like linux lol
[18:58] <puff> fccf: No, they took it out and added it back in.
[18:58] <fccf> puff: highly unlikely
[18:58] <puff> erUSUL: Which is not the first time this has happened, and I understand *why* it's happened, I'm just going to submit a suggestion that maybe there should be some message in apt when people try to search or install a package that was removed for a reason.
[18:58] <puff> fccf: Not at all.
[18:59] <algomist> IDE for PHP in ubuntu like Dreamweaver ??
[18:59] <dhendrix> Patrick9:  heh... well, I don't have enough experience with gnome to really comment on their end... i'm a KDE user, and it has a sane window management policy by default
[18:59] <ha1331_> algomist: well, not wysiwyg as far as I know, but eclipse is good, and if you are willing to pay for it, there is zend studio for eclipse
[18:59] <hanasaki> erUSUL: would htat go in the syslog or only on the screen for the panic?  I booted to a good kernel however do not see the panic in syslog
[18:59] <Spike1506> algomist, i use netbeans but its nt wysiwyg
[18:59] <Spike1506> not even
[18:59] <fccf> !info scream | algomist
[18:59] <tiyowan> algomist: Are you looking for something PHP-specific?
[18:59] <dhendrix> Patrick9:  I'm using dual monitors, too, and it intelligently places windows on the sides rather than split down the middle of the screen. So I'm happy.
[18:59] <fireslayer26> hello all
[18:59] <Pici> fccf: its screem irrc
[19:00] <fccf> pici: ty
[19:00] <xcess3> Anyone know why PulseAudio Manager would say "Failure: Connection refused" (9.04)?
[19:00] <fireslayer26> got a prob, cannot get wlan card working
[19:00] <fccf> !info screem | algomist
[19:00] <algomist> @tiyowan ya
[19:00] <tiyowan> algomist: Komodo's a pretty good editor.
[19:00] <c1234567890> hi
[19:01] <steven_> Should I install the 64bit version, ( I use skype, wine, flash, and java (all worrying  factors)) I have a 64bit processor as well as 2gb of ram
[19:01] <tiyowan> algomist: Or for something more like Dreamweaver, you could try Quanta Plus.
[19:02] <ashmew2> steven: I dont think you should have issues with Skype and Wine and Java-jdk
[19:02] <StormWinged> steven_ you can install it for sure :D it`s enough
[19:02] <rrittenhouse> What are the disadvantages of installing the 32bit server kernel on a desktop so you can use more RAM (8gb in my case) ?
[19:02] <Spike1506> steven_, iirc there is no real advantage for 64bit unless you have 4GB+ memory
[19:02] <Myrtti> steven_: wine and skype work as in 32-bit, Java and flash are your biggest worries
[19:02] <ha1331_> algomist: also I'm thinking wine can run dreamweaver
[19:02] <Spike1506> but dont nail me on that
[19:02] <ashmew2> steven: Yep as Spike1506 said..You need at least 4 GB ram
[19:02] <fireslayer26> how can I diagnose my wireless card?
[19:02] <kane77> is there any tool to create html from bunch of images? (just to place them one after another)
[19:02] <SigurdSuhm> Anyone patching the new kernel? (2.6.30)
[19:02] <StormWinged> steven_:  you reffer to java/flash as plugins in firefox?
[19:02] <ashmew2> steven: I think you should be fine with 32 Bit
[19:03] <Spike1506> steven_, unless you want to upgrade later on to 4GB or more for memory i would use 32bit
[19:03] <Frazzer> algomist: or for something more like dreamweaver, you have 4gb+ memory
[19:03] <gletob> What the terminal command be to find the Grub UUID of /dev/sda5 ?
[19:03] <Frazzer> what are the 32bit server kernel on a desktop so you can install it for sure :d it`s enough
[19:03] <gletob> ^would
[19:04] <algomist> any IDE can autocomplete syntaxes  ??
[19:04] <fccf> !uuid | gletob
[19:04] <Spike1506> algomist, netbeans is able to do that
[19:04] <Frazzer> but dont nail me on that
[19:04] <Spike1506> probably most IDE's are capable of autocompletion these days
[19:04] <Spike1506> *probably == iirc
[19:04] <Frazzer> steven_, iirc there is no real advantage for something more like dreamweaver, you have 4gb+ memory
[19:04] <Jck_true> Netbeans is great
[19:05] <ha1331_> ashmew2: and would you also need the application that need's more than 4G of memory. atleast I always taught that 32bit linux can have more than 4G memory, you just can't allocate more than 4G for single application, process or something like that?
[19:05] <Frazzer> should i install it for something more like dreamweaver, you should be fine with skype and skype work as well as 2gb of ram (8gb in my case) ?
[19:05] <Frazzer> nebulos
[19:05] <ashmew2> hal1331_ I dont think that actually is true..
[19:05] <ashmew2> hal1331_ but im not really sure
[19:05] <puff> kane77: There are a number of web gallery scripts out there.
[19:05] <Frazzer> is there is optional
[19:06] <leagris> how am I supposed to capture dv1394 video in ubuntu?
[19:06] <Frazzer> how can i think you have issues with skype and wine and java (all worrying  ??
[19:06] <puff> kane77: My designer friend really likes jalbum.
[19:06] <CrocoJet> I have HP LaserJet and I am getting this message when trying print: "Unable to open the initial device, quitting". Any idea to solve ?
[19:06] <Frazzer> kane77: there are a 64bit processor as plugins in firefox?
[19:06] <Frazzer> how am i dont think that actually is true..
[19:06] <elitecoder> User asterisk (both software and username) is getting this error: Unable to set utime on /var/spool/asterisk/outgoing/7406859100.call: Operation not permitted.
[19:06] <elitecoder> this is the ls-alh of the file -rw-rw-rw-  1 www-data www-data  201 2009-06-10 11:06<PHONE_NUMBER>.call
[19:06] <rrittenhouse> What are the disadvantages of installing the 32bit server kernel on a desktop so you can use more RAM (8gb in my case) ?
[19:06] <elitecoder> could i get some help on this?
[19:06] <ashmew2> hal1331_ I think it was that a FAT32 File system cant support a file which is more than 4 GBs in Size
[19:07] <khandelwal> how to install ubuntu using WUBI
[19:07] <Frazzer> how can i install the 64bit processor as plugins in firefox?
[19:07] <khandelwal> how to install ubuntu using WUBI
[19:07] <Frazzer> steven_ you can install ubuntu using wubi
[19:07] <elitecoder> it's generating a lot of warnings in the software and it makes it hard to follow what's going on in the console
[19:07] <Frazzer> user asterisk (both software and username) is the ls-alh of installing the 32bit linux can have issues with skype work as well as 2gb of ram (8gb in my designer friend really sure
[19:07] <ashmew2> !repeat|khandelwal
[19:07] <CrocoJet> in my device URI I have: "hp:/par/HP_LaserJet_5L?device=/dev/parport0"
[19:07] <Frazzer> gletob: to see a 64bit version, ( i diagnose my wireless card?
[19:07] <ashmew2> khandelwal: You just need the Ubuntu Live CD. Start it up on a Windows System and there should be a Wubi-install.exe
[19:07] <Frazzer> algomist, netbeans is the ls-alh of installing the 64bit version, ( i use skype, wine, flash, and would you also need at least 4 gb ram (8gb in the software and it makes it makes it was that a fat32 file system cant support a file which is more ram
[19:08] <NewUbuntu> hi all
[19:08] <nebulos> hey, looks busy here
[19:08] <ashmew2> hi nebulos
[19:08] <Frazzer> nebulos
[19:08] <khandelwal> should installation  drive be same in which XP installed
[19:08] <Frazzer> version 0.16.1-4.2ubuntu1 (jaunty), package size 1962 kb, installed size 7624 kb
[19:08] <NewUbuntu> I'm trying to get my ubuntu working with my monitor and its stuck at 640x480 heres my xorg.conf http://www.nomorepasting.com/getpaste.php?pasteid=26955
[19:08] <Frazzer> steven: yep as spike1506 said..you need at least 4 gb ram
[19:09] <ashmew2> Khandelwal: Take a look here : http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/wubi
[19:09] <fosco__> NewUbuntu, try sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg, then restart your computer
[19:09] <Frazzer> should i install the 64bit version, ( i use 32bit server kernel on a windows system and their corresponding uuid's, run this command in a !shell: â« sudo blkid â» (see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/libataforatadisks for the rationale behind the transition to install ubuntu using wubi
[19:09] <NewUbuntu> kk ty
[19:10] <NewUbuntu> brb then
[19:10] <pwnlord> hey
[19:11] <pwnlord> i've got a problem with my internet connetion
[19:11] <Frazzer> should have issues with my xorg.conf http://www.nomorepasting.com/getpaste.php?pasteid=26955
[19:11] <ashmew2> !ask| pwnlord
[19:11] <Frazzer> vanroy
[19:11] <Frazzer> m0biu5
[19:11] <pwnlord> ok, heres the question
[19:11] <pwnlord> i have wireless connection
[19:11] <VanRoy> Frazzer, hi
[19:12] <Frazzer> hi
[19:12] <pwnlord> 60% in my office
[19:12] <JM> This is a non related ubuntu question... But I need a computer hobby does anyone have any suggestions? (nothing with graphics ie 2d/3d, nothing with programming (i do it for a living))
[19:12] <pwnlord> and i have internet
[19:12] <Frazzer> i've got a problem with my internet connetion
[19:12] <atrus> !enter| pwnlord
[19:12] <Pici> JM: Please ask in #ubuntu-offtopic then
[19:12] <Frazzer> pwnlord: please don't ask to java/flash as spike1506 said..you need at 640x480 heres my monitor and its stuck at 640x480 heres my xorg.conf http://www.nomorepasting.com/getpaste.php?pasteid=26955
[19:12] <carpii> why not get *gasp* a non computer hobby?
[19:12] <Frazzer> hal1331_ i think it for a non related ubuntu question..
[19:12] <Spike1506> JM, make life a hobby ;)
[19:12] <Spike1506> :P
[19:12] <Frazzer> any idea to ask a question, simply ask the question quickly; if nobody knows your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you also need a computer hobby does anyone have any ide can autocomplete syntaxes  ??
[19:12] <Frazzer> newubuntu
[19:13] <JM> i want computer related :P
[19:13] <NewUbuntu> thanks whoever just helped me! sorry I forgot
[19:13] <Frazzer> you can have more than 4g memory, you just need at least 4 gbs in 32-bit, java and flash are the disadvantages of installing the 32bit server kernel on a living))
[19:13] <pwnlord> ok, heres the question, i have wireless connection, it's 60% in my office and i have internet,  i go to my living room it's arround the same thing and i can't connect. Any ideas?
[19:13] <Frazzer> should installation  drive be same in which is more than 4 gb ram
[19:13] <xNinja> hello
[19:14] <elitecoder> I'm having some issue with utime. http://pastebin.com/d41625175 any help would be great. I keep getting these warnings and it's irrtating :]
[19:14] <Frazzer> i've got a lot of warnings in the software and it makes it up on a problem with programming (i do that a fat32 file system cant support a file system and skype work as 2gb of warnings in the question, i get some help on this?
[19:14] <Frazzer> eth01
[19:14] <wubrgamer> hey guys
[19:14] <Frazzer> hey
[19:14] <g_lalit> how open source communities earn ?????
[19:14] <Frazzer> ok, heres the question, simply ask a question, simply ask to open the grub uuid of /dev/sda5 ?
[19:14] <Nehyx> !hi | wubrgamer
[19:14] <Frazzer> how am i supposed to my living room it's arround the same thing and their corresponding uuid's, run this message when trying print: unable to see a hobby ;)
[19:14] <Frazzer> jm
[19:14] <wubrgamer> how do I _completely_ reset a program? (pulseaudio) I lost my backup configuration and I would like to _COMPLETELY_  RESET pulseaudio
[19:14] <wubrgamer> is there a dpkg command?
[19:15] <pwnlord> so any ideas on my question?
[19:15] <Frazzer> what the terminal command be to find the ls-alh of the question (all on one line, so you want to upgrade later on to open the question, i have 4gb+ memory
[19:15]  * chiques is away: Stepped Away From My Terminal
[19:15] <eth01> Frazzer: ?
[19:15] <Frazzer> any idea to solve ?
[19:15] <Frazzer> shockf
[19:15] <pwnlord> ok, i have wireless connection, it's 60% in my office and i have internet,  i go to my living room it's arround the same thing and i can't connect. Any ideas?
[19:15] <Frazzer> what the same thing and i can't connect
[19:15] <Pici> Frazzer: I don't understand your question.
[19:15] <Frazzer> frazzer: ?
[19:16] <Pici> !enter | Frazzer
[19:16] <shaya> has anyone ever done work on suspending to ram an ubuntu server?
[19:16] <Frazzer> how do i have wireless connection, it's arround the enter key as punctuation!
[19:16] <Spike1506> !repeat |  pwnlord
[19:16] <Frazzer> khandelwal: don't feel ignored and repeat your questions/responses on in the console
[19:16] <shaya> i.e. I know if running in X, one can get gnome power manager and the like in KDE to do it
[19:16] <wubrgamer> anybody know how to reset the /etc/ files for a program?
[19:16] <Frazzer> (pulseaudio) i _completely_ reset a program?
[19:16] <Nehyx> pwnlord: maybe you should amplify your wifi
[19:16] <Frazzer> pwnlord: don't feel ignored and its stuck at least 4 gb ram
[19:16] <shaya> this is not running with X though, just as a file server
[19:16] <Frazzer> i know if running in x, one can have more than 4g of memory i would use the enter key as 2gb of ram
[19:16] <fosco__> wubrgamer, try sudo dpkg-reconfigure package_name
[19:16] <Nehyx> pwnlord: use pringles or something and put that to wifi ;)
[19:17] <Raydiation> does ubuntu already ships the nouveau driver?
[19:17] <Raydiation> or still nv?
[19:17] <wubrgamer> thanks fosco__
[19:17] <billybigrigger> is it just me or is OpenDNS slow today?
[19:17] <k4r1m> anybody noticed weird freezes in firefox after yesterdays update?
[19:17] <ha1331_> ashmew2: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/ubuntu-linux-4gb-ram-limitation-solution/
[19:17] <[Crussd2]> http://captureflags.com/cukdus/404/
[19:17] <Alien_FX_Fiend> i used to think linux would have a console built right into the taskbar :))
[19:17] <fosco__> Raydiation, default is nv, nouveau is optional
[19:18] <jonnydee> does anyone know how to use HDMI port of laptop with ubuntu jaunty in order to output screen on beamer?
[19:18] <leagris> !ubotu firewire
[19:18] <zaggynl> !firewire
[19:18] <zaggynl> ..
[19:18] <Joeseph> Hi.  I'm trying to follow this guide: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-30709.html to set up ssh private/pub key.   However, I'm in my server, but it has no .ssh folder.....  where do I go from here?
[19:18] <leagris> !ubotu dv1394
[19:18] <[Crussd2]> http://captureflags.com/cukdus/404/
[19:18] <ashmew2> hal1331_ So the Bloomers were true after all , thx for the info ;)
[19:18] <pwnlord> hmmm but every other pc works
[19:18] <Nehyx> zaggynl: maybe firewall?
[19:18] <pwnlord> this is the only one that doesnt
[19:18] <leagris> !ubotu dv1394
[19:18] <pwnlord> and i can still ping sites
[19:18] <zaggynl> what?
[19:18] <pwnlord> and connect to te internet
[19:19] <zaggynl> DNS
[19:19] <leagris> !ubotu dv1394 | leagris
[19:19] <ha1331_> ashmew2: :) no prob
[19:19] <Spike1506> Joeseph, mkdir .ssh
[19:19] <Spike1506> ?
[19:19] <Pici> !msgthebot | leagris
[19:19] <yusufshunan> can I install itune on ubuntu?
[19:19] <Joeseph> Spike1506: Yeah, I thought that ssh would have made that directory for me....
[19:20] <coz_> hey guys.. just noticed something after reinstalling 9.04 and doing updates.... no Freecell   :)
[19:20] <ashmew2> yusufshunan: Look here : http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/itunes
[19:20] <mib_pjpvyb> hello, test
[19:20] <ashmew2> coz_ : I still have it :O :P
[19:21] <sydney> whats a good spreadsheet program?
[19:21] <_PiLoT_1> is there a utility that will enable me to format a usb disk to fat32
[19:21] <yusufshunan> ashmew2: thanks
[19:21] <Spike1506> sydney, open office calc
[19:21] <fccf> !openoffice
[19:21] <coz_> ashmew2,  yes  however I just did a clean install then all updates and it 's gone :)
[19:21] <Spike1506> _PiLoT_1, fdisk
[19:21] <Myrtti> sydney: you can pick between openoffice.org calc and gnumeric. both have their perks.
[19:21] <sydney> is there anything better than open office?
[19:21] <sydney> and gnumeric?
[19:21] <_PiLoT_1> spike is that in ubuntu or does it need downloading
[19:21] <fccf> !best
[19:21] <ashmew2> coz_ : sudo apt-get install gnome-games (or something similar) :P ?
[19:22] <Spike1506> _PiLoT_1, its in ubuntu
[19:22] <coz_> ashmew2,  well the other gnome games are there ... its' no big deal  just curous
[19:22] <Spike1506> _PiLoT_1, its a command line program
[19:22] <_PiLoT_1> ah therye the worst lol
[19:22] <fccf> sydney: I do quite a bit of accounting and there isn't much I haven't been able to do with openoffice calc
[19:22] <sydney> hmmm
[19:22] <kolnierz> strzala
[19:22] <Pici> _PiLoT_1: gparted can also format disks, it is in the repositories.
[19:23] <sydney> is there a spreadsheet type application for the terminal?
[19:23] <Myrtti> !pl | kolnierz
[19:23] <_PiLoT_1> anyothing with a simple ui
[19:23] <kolnierz> kolnierz from Poland :D
[19:23] <Xpistos|work> Hey I am rocking an 8.04 server and I have something that I cannot delete out of my trash. Can any body give me a hand
[19:24] <Rakhen> How do I know which souncard is /dev/dsp   /dev/dsp#...?  (For use in VMware)  Unless there's a way to use pulse/alsa in VMware?
[19:24] <carpii> stop rocking it, and start looking after it
[19:24] <Myrtti> sydney: not really
[19:24] <carpii> Xpistos, try doing lsof | grep filename
[19:24] <fccf> sydney: there is a simple spreadsheet for emacs see... http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/SimpleEmacsSpreadsheet
[19:25] <sydney> thanks
[19:25] <_PiLoT_1> ok ive installed gparted and it aint in the applications list
[19:25] <MK13> does anybody here have experience using an easycap usb capture card on ubuntu?
[19:26] <Myrtti> _PiLoT_1: it's in the system applications
[19:26] <Rakhen> Xpistos: It's the ela pe file command I was having trouble with.  Is the pos pai -to xorio  a similar command?
[19:26] <mib_pjpvyb> Is there a proxy server that can be password-protected?
[19:26] <fccf> _PiLoT_1: It will be labled Partition Editor
[19:26] <_PiLoT_1> got it cheers
[19:27] <chico-phil> can i ask if i can stil upgrade from 8.10 to 9.04 even if im using a powercolot ati x1650 video card?
[19:28] <Xpistos|work> carpii: What is "lsof"
[19:28] <_PiLoT_1> wont give me the option to format
[19:28] <fccf> _PiLoT_1: is it unmounted --- you cannot format a drive if it is mounted
[19:28] <Axz> Guys how come i cant play MP3s in banshee player? i installed the "ubuntu-restricted-extras" but still when dubble click it it stays ildle
[19:29] <_PiLoT_1> no it gives me the unmount option though it does have a set of keys on it though
[19:29] <blixt> greets! i have some things with the sound on ubuntu an wine will not install. I remember from the install that there where some errors that flashed by on the screen... Would that be logged somewhere?
[19:29] <nomike> hi
[19:29] <ashmew2> _Pilot_1: For all your formatting needs , sudo apt-get install gparted in the Terminal , Then just use Gparted whenever you need to format etc :)
[19:29] <fccf> ashmew2: that is what he is using
[19:29] <_PiLoT_1> ive installed gparted though
[19:29] <distract> anyone able to help a noobie? -my mouse keeps freezing pretty randomly on 9.04 and cant find any help anywhere.
[19:29] <z|> anyone here having problems with ubuntu and aic94xx firmware ?
[19:30] <ashmew2> fccf: OK ..
[19:30] <fccf> !anyone
[19:30] <nomike> I have a newly set up Ubuntu 9.04 machine with an Intel-P4 32Bit HT CPU. When I plug in an USB device (USB-Stick, WLAN-Stickm, Mouse, Keyboard) it does not get detected. dmesg doesn't show anything (even if I wait a few minutes)
[19:30] <nomike> Any Ideas what goes wrong here?
[19:30] <z|> i did ask the real questin.
[19:30] <fccf> nomike: try lsusb
[19:31] <_PiLoT_1>  itried to install gparted in the terminal but its already in my system but it looks like its locked the disc
[19:31] <kev_zhong> I am trying to install ubuntu 9.04 32 bit on a desktop, and when it loads the monitor does not want to work, xp is already installed. I can hear the music when you load up, but i see nothing on the screen, any ideas as to why?
[19:31] <nomike> doesn't show the device too (but since the kernel doesn't seem to get the hotplug event it would be strange if lsusb showed something)
[19:31] <fccf> nomike: also try cat /proc/bus/input/devices
[19:31] <nomike> however, when I reboot the device works
[19:32] <xNinja> hey is there different between ubuntu and kubuntu than gnome and kde ?
[19:32] <_PiLoT_1> anyone know how to format a locked usb drive through gparted
[19:33] <cabrey> xNinja, nope
[19:33] <kev_zhong> anybody have an Idea of why ubuntu does not want to show up on a monitor when it loads?
[19:33] <xNinja> so thats it ? no different in hardware detection or so
[19:33] <cabrey> xNinja, nada
[19:33] <z|> it's a serious bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/315763
[19:33] <nomike> fccf: it shows all my input devices (btw: i didn't know, that my power button, pc speaker, mouse and keyboard are all connected to the same "bus" ;-) but as they where all there upon boot...
[19:34] <z|> not been resolved for a long time
[19:34] <nomike> is there some daemon which handles USB-Plugin stuff?
[19:34] <nomike> s/Plugin/Hotplug/
[19:34] <ha1331_> is there way to have some application to be "always on the visible workspace" by default?
[19:34] <Vandos> hi
[19:35] <Vandos> im new to linux so this might be a stupid thing but, when i open the terminal i get "There was an error creating the child process for this terminal" any one knows how to fix this ?
[19:35] <nomike> well I tried restarting the udev daemon but it doesn't work
[19:35] <mib_pjpvyb> Looking for a simple proxy server that I can password-protect
[19:35] <fccf> nomike: learn things every day don't you?
[19:35] <nomike> mib_pjpvyb: try "tinyproxy"
[19:36] <mib_pjpvyb> ty nomike
[19:36] <nomike> fccf: yes..*g*
[19:36] <fireslayer26> need a little help with my wlan
[19:36] <_PiLoT_1> kde partiton manager wont show me anything and says i dont have admin priviledges
[19:36] <Alexplay_> hey guys i need help with this, it's ssh: http://tinyurl.com/69u4r4 i get that error everytime
[19:36] <Gourlis> Something happened inside me.. :D I hated Windows, I prefer joining Ubuntu which boots up faster and moreee!!!
[19:36] <nomike> fireslayer26: your welcome to ask your question or tell us about your problem
[19:36] <fireslayer26> getting "SI0CSIFFLAGS: Resource temporarily unavailable
[19:37] <fireslayer26> when I type ifconfig wlan0 up
[19:37] <blixt> does the install progress (of ubuntu) get logged somewhere to enable a check for what happened?
[19:37] <fireslayer26> wireless will not pick up anything
[19:37] <fccf> !ops | Alexplay_
[19:37] <burntresistor> whats the command to install a tar bz2 file
[19:38] <nomike> burntresistor: tar.bz2 is basically the same as a "zip" file.
[19:38] <nomike> so how do you install a zip file in windows?
[19:38] <nomike> depends on whats inside
[19:38] <fireslayer26> any thoughts nomike?
[19:38] <fccf> Pici: ty
[19:39] <Pici> fccf: np
[19:39] <sjlkg> hi, what is wrong with this command: echo "conservative" > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_governor &>/home/user/rclocal_cpu0.log
[19:39] <fccf> now I have to restart firefox
[19:39] <heq> Hello ,
[19:39] <mib_mlftb8> omg, who the **** send that tinyurl. link asking for help, its untoppable gay porn
[19:39] <sjlkg> it works in the terminal, but not when i add it to rc.local
[19:39] <heq> can some help me in ubuntu
[19:39] <Shaan7> heq: dont ask to ask, just ask your question
[19:39] <mib_mlftb8> unstoppable I mean
[19:40] <g> hello
[19:40] <carpii> no you said untoppable, you must have liked it
[19:40] <ashmew2> mib_mlftb8: LOL
[19:40] <ashmew2> carpii: lmao :D
[19:40] <carpii> hehe
[19:40] <FP1> hi ppl
[19:40] <fireslayer26> anyone know why I'm getting this: "SIOCSIFFLAGS: Resource temporarily unavailable" for my wlan
[19:40] <fccf> mib_mlftb8: that person has been kicked - kill firefox - restart
[19:40] <g> i have a problem with the video on http://materiali.nettuno.economia.unibo.it/al_mf/spelta/spelta.html i hear the sound but i don't see the video
[19:40] <mib_mlftb8> yeah I had to ill it
[19:40] <mib_mlftb8> yeah I had to kill it
[19:40] <FP1> :-D
[19:40] <ashmew2> ;)
[19:40] <g> i see all grey
[19:41] <Garethp> Hey guys, is there a way to find out if Ubuntu actually sees my DTV1000T PCI-E Card?
[19:41] <ashmew2> !offtopic
[19:41] <g> who could help me pls^
[19:41] <heq> in terminal what i need to do to see what are my ip dns
[19:41] <NetLarIrvine> I just need a used pc to put Ubuntu on, are there any good places to buy used pcs
[19:41] <Shaan7> heq: ifconfig
[19:41] <nocleader> g: The sun will come out tomorrow ..............
[19:41] <heq> thanks
[19:41] <fccf> NetLarIrvine: uh, ebay
[19:41] <ashmew2> heq: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/how-to-find-out-what-my-dns-servers-address-is/
[19:41] <g> wew i know that XD
[19:41] <NetLarIrvine> yea besides there, ha ha
[19:42] <_PiLoT_1> my pc keeps on saying i doant have admin access
[19:42] <Mithran> Is there a way to get gtalk audio/video chat working under Ubuntu. If not, is there a good multiplatform audio/video chat that will run on Ubuntu and Windows?
[19:42] <ashmew2> heq: use this in terminal : http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/how-to-find-out-what-my-dns-servers-address-is/
[19:42] <Shaan7> Mithran: skype, i guess
[19:42] <fccf> NetLarIrvine: are you in oc ca?
[19:42] <g> but this is helpful for my exam the day after tomorrow if i can't see this video the day after the day after tomorrow i couldn't see the sun anymor ihihih
[19:42] <ashmew2> heq: use this in terminal : cat /etc/resolv.conf
[19:42] <NetLarIrvine> yes
[19:43] <poseidon> What is it I need to do to play dvd's, and other restricted media again?
[19:43] <ashmew2> Mithran: Skype +1 , I think its the only actual client supported oth on Windows and Linux , www.skype.com
[19:43] <NetLarIrvine> fccf: you too?
[19:43] <lightbricko> In Ubuntu Janty Jackalope, how do I found out if my Core i7 processor is of stepping C0 or D0?
[19:43] <scunizi> Mithran: ekiga is already installed in ubuntu and has a windows version as well
[19:43] <ashmew2> !skype|Mithran
[19:43] <fccf> NetLarIrvine: there is a swap meet in santa ana every last sunday of the month 1st and Grand --- good used stuff --- yes fullerton
[19:43] <g> !realplayer
[19:43] <_PiLoT_1> im trying to format a usb drive using gparted but it doesnt give me any option can someone help me ?
[19:43] <Knifa> hello~
[19:43] <g> boh
[19:43] <scunizi> _PiLoT_1: you have to unmount it first
[19:43] <_PiLoT_1> aahhh
[19:43] <Knifa> does ubuntu support the Creative X-Fi XtremeMusic?
[19:43] <NetLarIrvine> thanks fccf, i will check it out
[19:44] <ashmew2> _Pilo1_1: You tried umount -a yet ?
[19:44] <Speckz> Hi, Anyone know if Ubuntu 9.x supports NVIDIA MediaShield RAID?
[19:44] <_PiLoT_1> doing it now
[19:44] <NetLarIrvine> I just want to spend around $100
[19:44] <_PiLoT_1> ok cool thanks guys
[19:44] <sjlkg> why does this command: echo "conservative" > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_governor &>/home/user/rclocal_cpu0.log not work when i put it in rc.local ?
[19:44] <nomike> ok....i need ti reboot.....cu
[19:44] <xNinja> i want to switch my ubuntu "gnome" to kde just apt-get install kde ?
[19:45] <_PiLoT_1> ok im getting weird reading from the format
[19:45] <ashmew2> xNinja: sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop. Then you can select which one you want to boot at the Log on Screen under Sessions:
[19:45] <mib_lbjwbgao> HELP lost username and password for login
[19:45] <sjlkg> this is extremely annoying. i can't get the spu governer set with rc.local
[19:45] <Mithran> Anything other than skype?
[19:45] <_PiLoT_1> gparted says size = 14.84 used = 14.84 and free = 14.82 whats going on
[19:45] <Shaan7> mib_lbjwbgao: gone
[19:46] <xNinja> ashmew2: thanks
[19:46] <fccf> !ekiga | Mithra
[19:46] <lakedenman> My brand spanking new Ubuntu 8.04.2 is downloading a safe-upgrade SLOW AS BALLS! any suggestions to speed it up? Anyone seen this before? I'm talking lke 446B/s
[19:46] <Mithran> Hmm. k
[19:46] <Myrtti> lakedenman: check your software sources
[19:46] <sjlkg> does _anyone_ have any idea why this isn't working or how to set the cpu governor on boot?
[19:46] <Myrtti> lakedenman: there's a mechanic to pick the fastest server
[19:46] <ashmew2> lakednman: I had that problem because i didnt add the DNS Servers from my ISP. Maybe give that a try. Or selecting a mirror that is nearer.
[19:47] <texincali> need help with audio im using ubuntu 9.01 and under my sound preferences my default mixer tracks> device says playback: null output (pulseAudio mixer) and that is all it says...ive tried to look through the audio tutorials that the bot in this channel have but its useless to me as i have no idea what its saying
[19:47] <xNinja> is there a usb version of ubuntu/kubuntu
[19:47] <genii> mib_lbjwbgao: Boot to recovery, run: passwd username          (where username is the username to change the password for). Then reboot into normal.
[19:47] <Myrtti> !usb | xNinja
[19:47] <heq> how can i know in ubuntu if my network card is 100 or 1000
[19:47] <fccf> !usb | xNinja
[19:47] <lakedenman> Myrtti: ok nice, do I need to download it or do I have it?
[19:47] <Knifa> does ubuntu support the Creative X-Fi XtremeMusic yet? D:
[19:47] <Myrtti> lakedenman: system - administration - software sources
[19:47] <mib_lbjwbgao> lost username and password-- how do i get in?
[19:47] <_PiLoT_1> ok now im using 14.86 gb og a 14.83 dixk
[19:47] <lakedenman> ashmew2: we're using opendns and that is what my dns is set to
[19:47] <scunizi> heq: lspci or sudo lshw will give you all kinds of info on your machine
[19:48] <lakedenman> Myrtti: i'm on cli only
[19:48] <lakedenman> :/
[19:48] <ashmew2> heq: When you're connected , See the little black icon (Network icon) on top near the clock? Right click it and click Connection Information.
[19:48] <Myrtti> lakedenman: a-ha
[19:48] <fccf> mib_lbjwbgao: uh recovery console
[19:48] <xNinja> i want to install kde mainly because of karamba :P
[19:48] <ashmew2> lakednman: sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list
[19:48] <texincali> need help with audio im using ubuntu 9.01 and under my sound preferences my default mixer tracks> device says playback: null output (pulseAudio mixer) and that is all it says...ive tried to look through the audio tutorials that the bot in this channel have but its useless to me as i have no idea what its saying
[19:48] <ashmew2> for editing repositories
[19:48] <fccf> !repeat | texincali
[19:48] <mib_lbjwbgao> fccf how do i access that
[19:49] <zak_> how to format an external hard disk
[19:49] <heq> how can i setup my network card in ubuntu 1000
[19:49] <texincali> i didnt repeat quickly...
[19:49] <ashmew2> xNinja: You can install KDE apps under Gnome.
[19:49] <tigerplug> there we go... all installed and running good so far!
[19:49] <tigerplug> nice!
[19:49] <xNinja> but i readed that superkaramba is not for kde
[19:49] <msekersi> hi, ive been getting random "kernel panic - not syncing fatal exception in interrupt" lately on a ubuntu 9.04 x64 server install, ive already checked the ram and done a reinstall, anyone knows what might be causing this?
[19:49] <fccf> mib_lbjwbgao: ESC @ first screen that says GRUB loading ... select recovery console -- -this will give you root be careful
[19:49] <ashmew2> zak_ : use gparted to do that
[19:49] <zak_> i want to do it from konsole
[19:49] <ashmew2> xNinja: Then what is it for ?
[19:49] <xNinja> kde
[19:49] <KDani> Hi all
[19:50] <xNinja> ops
[19:50] <xNinja> lol
[19:50] <xNinja> i mean not for gnome you cheating me
[19:50] <Knifa> msekersi this may not be that helpful, but it sounds like it's probably a hardware issue.
[19:50] <texincali> and i have searched the forums...i just see people asking about the same problem i have and nobody answering them
[19:50] <distract> My mouse keeps freezing pretty randomly on 9.04, any ideas?
[19:50] <mib_lbjwbgao> fccf from the root i can change my login name and password?
[19:50] <zak_> it s a fleshpen of 2gb
[19:50] <ashmew2> xNinja: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=59123
[19:50] <\\`oot> Whoa... having serious 9.04 performance (lock-ups, duplicate menus) issues
[19:50] <zak_> ashmew2: ?
[19:50] <ShockF> gartral
[19:51] <xNinja> thanks ashmew2
[19:51] <fccf> mib_lbjwbgao: you can adduser username ... or you can passwd username to change pw for existing user ... to find users on computer cd into home
[19:51] <gartral_> ShockF: how'ed it work?
[19:51] <msekersi> Knifa: yes, its a new box, but it has been running 2 weeks fine, and  now it just started this :P
[19:51] <ashmew2> zak_ : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=700132
[19:51] <ashmew2> xNinja: np ;)
[19:51] <xNinja> :D
[19:51] <ShockF> it worked perfectly however now xchat doesnt seem to want to load
[19:51] <mib_lbjwbgao> thanks fccf
[19:51] <Knifa> msekersi all new fancy shiny hardware?
[19:51] <ashmew2> xNinja: But installing KDE apps under Gnome is a pain in the rear always..too slow if you ask me ...Yuo're better off with Installing KDE if you like apps like amarok/Karamba/Konqueror :)
[19:51] <Xpistos|work> carpii: That didn't do anything. I had something like this before, so I tried to delete it using sudo nautilus but I couldn't delete it there either.
[19:51] <chefkoch2oo9> hi. other peoples cant hear me in teamspeak. can somebody help me?
[19:52] <Knifa> msekersi if so maybe it is a driver issue then
[19:52] <Knifa> which also isn't that helpful
[19:52] <Knifa> sorry :[
[19:52] <gartral_> ShockF: what are you in now/
[19:52] <gartral_> ?
[19:52] <ShockF> windows again
[19:52] <xNinja> ashmew2: aha i am learning from you :D
[19:52] <heq> in ubuntu how can i do ping
[19:52] <msekersi> Knifa: yup, I7, X58, 12gb ddr3 etc
[19:52] <Pici> heq: ping servername
[19:52] <fccf> heq ping xx.xx.xx.xx ... or use network-tools
[19:53] <Knifa> msekersi if it's brand new then i would probably lean more onto driver issues then
[19:53] <Knifa> aye
[19:53] <ashmew2> xNinja: Im glad someone learns from me :)
[19:53] <Gourlis> My Ubuntu 8.10 doesn't update by alone, only when I check for updates manualy and by command in Terminal. Why is that?
[19:53] <swafnir> hi everbody - can anyone help me to set the preview with dolphin greater than 100mb?
[19:53] <furythor> Where ubuntu stores screen information if xorg.conf is not set ?
[19:53] <Dave> o________________o
[19:53] <Shaan7> swafnir: you can get better info at #kde i think
[19:53] <msekersi> Knifa: but then i still dont get why it has been running 2 weeks fine and now it wont even stay up for more than an hour :P
[19:53] <heq> thank you for know frends
[19:53] <Knifa> msekersi ah
[19:53] <Knifa> hmm
[19:54] <ashmew2> Gourlis: Ubuntu doesnt update on its own. You have to run sudo apt-get upgrade or do it via the Update Manager as far as i know
[19:54] <swafnir> Shaan7 - ups - thank you , wrong channel ;)
[19:54] <xNinja> in backtrack there is a leetmode http://cache.gawker.com/assets/images/lifehacker/2009/03/BackTrack1.png    i need something like that in screenlets
[19:54] <Shaan7> swafnir: np
[19:54] <Gourlis> ashmew2, it was checking for updates by alone. Now it doesn't check anymore.
[19:55] <texincali> i need help with my audio...im getting null audio in my sound preferences...i get no sound at all in ubuntu...works fine in windows....
[19:55] <jmazikowski> Hello, is there a way to increase the size of an existing partition? I need to enlarge my /boot partition in order to upgrade.
[19:55] <Knifa> msekersi mayhaps try it on a live cd to see if it does it?
[19:55] <Knifa> also run memtewt
[19:55] <Knifa> memtest
[19:55] <Knifa> though you said you tried other ram
[19:55] <Knifa> D:
[19:55] <FloodBot2> Knifa: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:55] <msekersi> ye, its doing a 3rd run now
[19:56] <msekersi> memtest
[19:56] <ashmew2> Gourlis: Go to System> Administration > Update Manager. Click on Settings in the lower Left Corner. Then in the window that opens , Select Check for Updates. And set it to Daily. There are some other options as well there ;)
[19:56] <msekersi> Knifa: do you think it could be swap related?
[19:56] <ShockF> what does everyone reccomend as an irc client for linux ?
[19:56] <Gourlis> jmazikowski, http://gparted.sourceforge.net/
[19:56] <Knifa> msekersi mayhaps
[19:56] <jmazikowski> Gourlis, gparted will be able to resize it without damaging my data?
[19:57] <Knifa> msekersi googling a bit it says it can happen if you don't have a swap partition mounted and working
[19:57] <msekersi> Knifa: i noticed weird errors on the lvm aswell: "File descriptor 5 left open " with every lvm command, and since the swap is on the lvm. imma gonna do a install without swap on lvm
[19:57] <Gourlis> jmazikowski, am not 100% sure. I resized my swap partition only.
[19:57] <truthordare> is a sap needed if u have enough ram ??
[19:57] <\\`oot> Hi folks, good afternoon!
[19:57] <truthordare> is swap needed i mean?
[19:57] <Knifa> msekersi yeah give that a go
[19:57] <jmazikowski> Gourlis, thanks I'll check into it
[19:57] <ashmew2> jmazikowski: You are better Off backing up data before resizing. It doesnt usually lose Data but it can surely happen.
[19:58] <furythor> Why after installing propertiary drivers my screen settings go jinxed ?
[19:58] <texincali> need somone that knows a thing or 2 about sound in ubuntu....
[19:58] <eurostar> Comment on fait pour changer de chan
[19:58] <Gourlis> jmazikowski, if you don't know how to install it, check from synaptic manager about gparted and mark it to install.
[19:58] <eurostar> "/join ubuntu-fr" ?
[19:58] <ashmew2> truthordare: No its not needed if you have "Enough" RAM.
[19:59] <bullgard4> Synaptic reports: "You have 1 broken package on your system! Use the "Broken" filter to locate it." Where can I find the 'broken' filter? How to use it?
[19:59] <truthordare> is there a way to edit/ add/ remove the swap after installing linux?
[19:59] <fccf> eurostar: Je vais essayer de vous aider si vous avez un message privé me .. I am using Google Translate
[19:59] <ashmew2> !swap
[19:59] <bullgard4> truthordare: Not to be recommended.
[20:00] <Pici> bullgard4: Why not?
[20:01] <x4d> Hi... I've got a really long log file with a repeating pattern. Each line contains a folder path. What tool should I use to delete all lines that contain a certain character/word ? does grep, vim or emacs do this? if so what do you suggest I do?
[20:01] <bullgard4> Pici: I do not understand your question.
[20:02] <ashmew2> x4d: Is it the same folder path or Different folder paths ?
[20:02] <Flannel> truthordare:  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SwapFaq covers it
[20:02] <msekersi> Knifa: ye, swap seems to be working, but with 12GB ram it isnt writing anything to it since the box is almost doing nothing right now
[20:02] <romafaar> k
[20:02] <rjune_> logs are meant to not be edited.
[20:02] <Knifa> msekersi yeah
[20:02] <x4d> ashmew2: it's a recursive listing of all files from root by rsync
[20:02] <texincali> need help with audio....can ANYONE help me please?
[20:02] <Knifa> msekersi not sure at all :(
[20:02] <truthordare> incase i would be runnning an app that may overuse the ram.. theni need to enable swap on a case by case basis.. i mean i want to disable it when i dont want to use it.. and enable it when i feel the need.. in windows it can be done.. I do understand that having a partition for dwap can reduce fragmentation.. but its so inconvinient.
[20:03] <rjune_> x4d: are you doing rsync in cron?
[20:03] <msekersi> oh, i plugged 2 cables into 2 pci, nics. lets see how he does without those cables xD
[20:03] <blixt> this error repeats on my dell... Can't find a SQUASHFS superblock on sda2..   does this have anything to do with mounting drives?
[20:03] <msekersi> other than that im clueless :P
[20:03] <x4d> rjune_: no, y just ran a rsync with --dry-run to see changes that it would make and saved it to a file with >>
[20:04] <rjune_> I don't know why it would log that command then
[20:04] <fccf> truthordare: see this http://linux.about.com/library/cmd/blcmdl8_swapon.htm
[20:04] <\\`oot> Hi - quick question on sound please?
[20:04] <Knifa> msekersi yeah try running it with bare minimum hardware
[20:04] <fccf> !ask \\`oot
[20:04] <rjune_> x4d: or is it not really a log file(/var/log/*) and rather the file you created.
[20:04] <fccf> !ask | \\`oot
[20:04] <x4d> rjune_: nop it a file I created
[20:05] <rjune_> x4d: ok, that makes more sense grep -v "pattern to omit" file1 > file2
[20:05] <x4d> rjune_: thanks
[20:05] <\\`oot> fccf: Hey again :)  I noticed that my audio is MUCH quieter in Ubuntu than it was in Windows at the same volume level (50%)
[20:05] <rjune_> so if you want to remove all lines that have /var/log in them, do grep -v "\/var\/log" file1 > file2
[20:05] <\\`oot> is that normal?  How do I fix this?
[20:05] <legend2440> i am going to be installing a new nvidia card in my computer with intrepid. i have an ATI card in there now.is there ant trick to this? do i uninstall the fglrx drivers before i replace the ati card with the nvidia card? and will the new card be automatically detected and the proper drivers installed?
[20:05] <\\`oot> I'm already using "alsasound"
[20:06] <rjune_> x4d: man grep an look at the -v option for more information
[20:06] <fccf> !enter | \\`oot
[20:06] <\\`oot> (sorry)
[20:06] <lesshaste> anyone here got cuda to work?
[20:06] <mange_> good evning everbody, i got a little problem when i update with "apt-get update"... i get 95% [Waiting for headers] for a very long time. anyone know what i can do?
[20:13] <fccf> \\`oot: solved all my problems $800 later http://tinypic.com/r/2qlva0w/5
[20:14] <zoom> mange_, maybe a server out of service
[20:14] <zoom> try it later
[20:15] <mange_> zoom:  here is my sources.list http://pastebin.se/198316
[20:15] <\\`oot> fccf: Wow... that's not the answer I was looking for.. LOL
[20:15] <lesshaste> any cuda packages for ubuntu?
[20:16] <fccf> \\`oot: no, but the $77 mixer makes a great pre-amp for linux
[20:16] <imatech> what are you-all using for backup and disaster recovery?
[20:16] <runkkari> um, none
[20:17] <imatech> any package suggestions?
[20:17] <ha1331_> anyone familiar with devilspie?
[20:17] <fccf> imatech: backing up data -- or os
[20:17] <binarymutant> imatech, I just make a tarball and move it to remote storage
[20:17] <\\`oot> fccf: So are you saying the sound problems is systemic, and I just need to deal?  That blows
[20:18] <zoom> mange_, i'm using french repository
[20:19] <fccf> \\`oot: not necessairly .. the reason I have so much equip is it is a streaming server/desktop/toybox/whatever .. sorry I can't help you on your volume problem -- have you tried making adjustments in alsamixer or the GUI mixer?
[20:20] <b39inn3r> hola
[20:20] <zoom> mange_, you can try to change server in your update manager
[20:20] <\\`oot> fccf: alsamixer is at 100% on all items... GUI mixer (and I've tried a bunch of them) are all at 100%... but the sound is still at about 75% of what Windows cranked out... very odd.
[20:20] <b39inn3r> soy nuevo en ubuntu
[20:20] <sysdoc> When I installed Fc10 to a new drive for doing audio recording, grub didn't detect my existing Ubuntu install so I havent a selection to boot to that OS. Anyone familiar with the differences in the boot loader for Fc10/Ubuntu and their respective usage of grub that can shead a little light on modifing grub in Fc10 to boot my Ubuntu? HD0, Fc10 / HD1, Ubuntu. Ubuntu drive was HD0 when last booted, prior to new drive and Fc10 inst
[20:20] <sysdoc> all.
[20:20] <fccf> !es | b39inn3r
[20:20] <b39inn3r> como entrar en linux-novatos
[20:21] <zoom> bottome left corner "configuration ..."
[20:21] <TheDarkstar> anyone know how to make nividia x server to find my second PCIe card?
[20:21] <elli222> somthing is asking ld for "lsocket", what/whare is it?
[20:21] <fccf> TheDarkstar: have you tried sudo nvidia-settings?
[20:22] <b39inn3r> y como entro en los canales please
[20:22] <fccf> b39inn3r: /join #ubuntu-es
[20:22] <TheDarkstar> yeah
[20:23] <b39inn3r> desde el t4erminal
[20:23] <mikubuntu> hey guys.  i just got this toshiba p35 s605 harman kardon edition laptop... sposd to have great (harman kardon) sound, but i can't get any volume out of it, all the sliders are set to high, but i still dont get volume.  any ideas?
[20:23] <TheDarkstar> but that one only gives one card
[20:23] <TheDarkstar> and not the (sme type) second card
[20:23] <fccf> TheDarkstar: strange .. is it SLI  - I know the SLI cards work .. not sure about seperate cards .. you may end up haveing to write a xorg.conf for the second card to work
[20:24] <fccf> b39inn3r: aqi
[20:24] <TheDarkstar> i've turned off SLI...else the nvidia drivers wouldn't work
[20:24] <Crayboff> i just got a new Dell V305w wireless printer working with Vista boot, how do I get my Ubuntu 9.04 boot to detect it and print through it?
[20:24] <scunizi>   mikubuntu double click the speaker icon then from the menu find the item that will add additional sliders.. choose "Front" and "Side".. slide them both up and see if that makes a difference
[20:25] <TheDarkstar> so it schould only be seen as a second card
[20:25] <mikubuntu> scunizi, thx, i will try
[20:25] <fccf> TheDarkstar: does dmesg show both cards
[20:25] <sebsebseb> !cups |  Crayboff
[20:25] <sebsebseb> !wireless | Crayboff
[20:26] <scunizi> Crayboff: I could be wrong but aren't Dell printers rebranded Lexmarks?  if so.. good luck getting it working
[20:26] <felix_> install intrepid server + apt-get install ubuntu-desktop OR install intrepid (desktop) + LAMP ?
[20:26] <Crayboff> haha, thanks sebsebseb, scunizi
[20:26] <remington> anybody can help with UNR and external monitors?
[20:27] <fccf> remington: is this on a intel based video chipset - are you running Jaunty?
[20:27] <remington> yes
[20:28] <fccf> remington: if yes and yes ...
[20:28] <fccf> !intel | remington
[20:28] <gynergie> do you kwow if there are a french chat for ubuntu?
[20:28] <fccf> !fr
[20:28] <sebsebseb> !fr |  gynergie
[20:28] <BePhantom> hi all, did canonical fix intel incompatibilities in 9.04?
[20:28] <felix_> !intel <--- this is actually why i want downgrade to intrepid
[20:29] <felix_> install intrepid server + apt-get install ubuntu-desktop OR install intrepid (desktop) + LAMP ?
[20:29] <mikubuntu> scunizi, i added all the optional sliders in the prefs, set them all to high, no luck
[20:29] <BePhantom> i use intrepid and i didn't upgrade to 9.04 because of intel video problems, just wondering if it's already fixed
[20:29] <badnerd19> guys i have  aproblem in my ubuntu
[20:29] <felix_> BePhantom, not yet
[20:30] <fccf> !ask | badnerd19
[20:30] <ringo999> so I'm trying to manually configure my xorg.conf, but after completing dpkg-reconfigure xorg-server I end up with the standard xorg.conf file?
[20:30] <BePhantom> felix_, oh ok, I'll stick to 8.10 then
[20:30] <badnerd19> ok my screen resolution is 600.400 i can't make it 1280.1024
[20:30] <badnerd19> i dunno how
[20:30] <_Pol_> Hello ;)
[20:30] <Pici> ringo999: Thats normal. New versions of xorg do not require xorg.conf to be populated.
[20:30] <Pici> !x | ringo999 this may help
[20:31] <_Pol_> I'm looking for a way to enable Postfix in Inetd.conf...
[20:31] <fccf> ringo999:  using dpkg-reconfigure xorg-xserver replaces your custom xorg with a generic
[20:31] <ringo999> fccf: so i have to manually edit to get a custom one?
[20:31] <\\`oot> strange question... why can't programs in linux (Ubuntu 9.04) see "mounts" when trying to work with files?  (only files local to the machine)...
[20:31] <remington> ubottu: these instructions are for the UNR?
[20:32] <badnerd19> ok ubottu
[20:32] <fccf> \\`oot:  you will find anything that is mounted in /media/
[20:32] <ringo999> fccf: my orginal problem is getting the keyboard to work properly on a german macbook. i used to run debian and there it worked with a custom xorg.conf
[20:32] <\\`oot> hrmm.. OK
[20:32] <\\`oot> because I went to upload a file from a network share to a web site and it wouldn't let me pick it!  I had to copy to local disk, THEN upload it... teh suck
[20:32] <badnerd19> hey how do i change the system resolution
[20:32] <ringo999> Pici: so where is also the configuration happening then if not in xorg.conf? i.e. the keyboard (which is my problem)
[20:33] <mainstream> Error: premature end of file... what does this mean???
[20:33] <mainstream> im getting it with deluge torrent
[20:33] <mainstream> when in trying to seed a file
[20:33] <\\`oot> mainstream: It means that the file doesn't have a proper EOF
[20:33] <mainstream> what can i do about it?
[20:33] <\\`oot> mainstream: ... for example the whole thing didn't download (missing a chunk at the end somewhere?)
[20:33] <mainstream> no...
[20:33] <\\`oot> mainstream: Re-download... and if it's incomplete as-is... try another torrent
[20:34] <mainstream> i make my own .torrent files
[20:34] <mainstream> and when i share them i only get them on 1 site
[20:34] <mainstream> the others work
[20:34] <fccf> ringo999 this may be redundant but ... have you tried using System>prefs> keyboard ??
[20:34] <fccf> !enter | mainstream
[20:35] <ringo999> fccf: yes, i tried all kinds of different keyboard model/layout combinations but no success :-(
[20:35] <mainstream> hmmz so nobody can help me with this
[20:36] <mikubuntu> hey guys.  i just got this toshiba p35 s605 harman kardon edition laptop... sposd to have great (harman kardon) sound, but i can't get any volume out of it, all the sliders are set to high, but i still dont get volume.  any ideas?
[20:36] <Korogiannos> How can I replace the "springy-thing" icon for a certain "shortcut" or "launcher" I've made with something else? (I have some png I'd like to use)
[20:36] <ethereality> Can you tell me what compiler I should use for FORTRAN 77? I have prepared a thread here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1183889
[20:37] <agilob> http://tinyurl.com/mpahrt
[20:37] <fccf> ringo999: have you seen this ... http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=5654328 ... also bug report has been filed https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/mactel-support/+bug/214786
[20:38] <Korogiannos> When I "create Launcher..."  on my desktop, how can I specify an icon for that launcher?
[20:39] <fccf> !ops | agilob for spamming
[20:39] <badnerd19> !ops
[20:39] <Seeker`> fccf: not much we can do once they have left
[20:39] <Seeker`> badnerd19: yes?
[20:39] <badnerd19> nothing happened
[20:39] <Myrtti> badnerd19: what?
[20:39] <sysdoc> FF+Flash >Jackd. Anyone have a link on how to accomplish this?
[20:39] <fccf> I realize that
[20:40] <badnerd19> i try the command
[20:40] <Seeker`> badnerd19: unless there is something wrong that you need the ops for, don't
[20:40] <badnerd19> ok thnx
[20:40] <fccf> badnerd19: please refrain from using !triggers ... until you know how they work
[20:40] <Myrtti> badnerd19: what part of "ONLY use this in the case of emergency" did you not notice?
[20:40] <badnerd19> ok fccf  sorry
[20:40] <texincali> I need help with setting up my audio can someone please help me?
[20:41] <badnerd19> what s wrong with the audio ??
[20:41] <ymanton> does anyone know where the default files that are placed in home when the user is created come from?
[20:41] <texincali> it doesnt work
[20:41] <fccf> ymanton /etc/skel
[20:41] <ymanton> iirc somewhere in /etc
[20:41] <genii> ymanton: /etc/skel
[20:41] <ymanton> thanks
[20:41] <genii> ymanton: You're welcome
[20:41] <badnerd19> texincali  it should ve worked there must be a problem in the set up
[20:42] <texincali> when i go to sound preferences under mixer tracks it says playbvack: null output(pulseaudio mixer)
[20:42] <badnerd19> of the whole ubuntu
[20:42] <texincali> im sure there is a problem
[20:42] <badnerd19> ermm
[20:42] <texincali> and unfortunatly every tutorial i have looked at is like looking at schematics for a nuclear reactor to me...
[20:42] <badnerd19> haha
[20:42] <Crayboff> alright, i can't get this dell printer working with info from any of those sites given to me by ubottu. I'm runnin 9.04desktop and have a Dell V305w printer working on my network. The ubuntu boot can't detect the printer, however. I have some troubleshooting info, i think i did it right, http://pastebin.com/m2f8b6397
[20:42] <Kingsy-Laptop> what is the best tool I can use for practicing regular expressions on ubuntu?
[20:43] <Kingsy-Laptop> is there a text editor or something with that capability?
[20:43] <badnerd19> regular expressions like what Kingsy-Laptop
[20:44] <texincali> and i have seen one person in here that was able to help me...he got my sound working....then i turned off my comp loaded back up the next day and no audio.....
[20:44] <Kingsy-Laptop> hmmm tbh I don't know I just wanna learn..
[20:44] <Korogiannos> Where are my "desktop shortcuts" stored? and what format can I use for their icons?
[20:44] <gartral_> !pastebin < ShockF
[20:44] <gartral_> !pastebin > ShockF
[20:45] <badnerd19> KingOfDos|lap try to lern commands !! !  and practice in the terminal
[20:45] <Korogiannos> !launcher
[20:45] <Korogiannos> !shortcuts
[20:45] <texincali> !stupidbot
[20:45] <texincali> lol
[20:45] <badnerd19> lol
[20:45] <Kingsy-Laptop> isnt there a text editor type thing I could try it in?
[20:45] <texincali> !stupid ubottu
[20:45] <Pici> !msgthebot
[20:46] <fccf> Kingsy-Laptop: If you just want a text editor ... Applications>accessories>text editor
[20:46] <paolo> ciao
 Arn't they in your  home directory in /Desktop ?
[20:46] <paolo> !lista
[20:46] <texincali> need somone to help me with audio that knows a thing or 2 about sound in ubuntu
[20:47] <sheep76475> which dir are programs usually installed to?
[20:47] <Korogiannos> texincali: don't know much, but have been playing about for a while
[20:47] <Kingsy-Laptop> does gedit support regex?
[20:47] <Crayboff> Anyone here who can help me get my 9.04 boot to recognize a Dell V305w wireless printer? i tried to get some troubleshooting info: http://pastebin.com/m2f8b6397
[20:47] <fccf> sheep76475: many different places .. what are you looking for
[20:47] <dehacked79> Crayboff, are you searching via dns name?
 Arn't they in your  home directory in /Desktop ?
[20:47] <v0lksman> how do I find out what updates were installed yesterday on my machine? (Hardy)
[20:47] <Crayboff> dehacked79: ya i don't know how to do that
[20:47] <texincali> well im having an issue with the mixer tracks saing null output...
[20:47] <texincali> sayin*
[20:48] <texincali> bah
[20:48] <Crayboff> dehacked79: i opened System>Administration>Printing and tried a few things there
[20:48] <dehacked79> Crayboff, are you searching via <IP_ADDRESS> or //printername?
[20:48] <Crayboff> dehacked79: i don't even know where to put that in
[20:48] <fccf> v0lksman: /var/log/dpkg.log or dpkg.log.1
[20:49] <v0lksman> fccf: sweet...thanks
[20:49] <dehacked79> Crayboff, System > Administration > Printing
[20:49] <Crayboff> dehacked79: alright i'm there
[20:49] <Korogiannos> nocleader: Makes sense now that you mention it (I was looking for right-click options from the desktop itself) thanks for the insight
[20:49] <texincali> wish i could get sound to work in linux so i could for the most part do away with windows but unfortunatly windows is the only os that works with sound for me atm :-\
[20:49] <dehacked79> Crayboff, New > Network Printer
[20:50] <fccf> !patience > texincali
[20:50] <Treyh> I'm running a headless vbox vm on 8.04 64bit, after i start the VM which has 1gb of memory allocated to it, the memory use of the server steadily climbs til all of it is used
[20:50] <Crayboff> dehacked79: alright
[20:50] <dehacked79> Crayboff, now you have a choice. Is the printer on another PC, or wireless?
[20:50] <Crayboff> dehacked79: it's wireless
[20:50] <dehacked79> Crayboff, does it have an IP address?
[20:50] <texincali> yah fccf you keep telling me that but ive been coming in here for about 4 days now and i havent got any help so my patients is wearing thin
[20:50] <Korogiannos> nocleader: no joy in the GUI, can I edit them if I open the "shortcut" I want from the command line?
[20:50] <Crayboff> umm i'll check the router webpage
[20:51] <v0lksman> anyway libc6 upgrade would pooch my intel gfx drivers?
[20:51] <fccf> !attitude | texincali
[20:51] <Treyh> fccf, hey I switched to 8.04 64bit from 9.04 but still having the same problem, running just one vm seems to use all of my available memory
[20:51] <Kingsy-Laptop> can someone tell me how I install kate on ubuntu?
 I've never tried it .... sorry
[20:51] <fccf> Treyh: I thought you were using 32bit VM's
[20:52] <Crayboff> dehacked79: alright i found something on the router page i hadn't seen before, ET00200... with an IP address i can only assume is the printer's
[20:52] <theaterkapelle> allo allo
[20:52] <Treyh> fccf, I am, but running a 64 bit server
[20:52] <fccf> Treyh: you might try asking in #vbox
[20:52] <MenZa> Is there any reason why I should be getting a GRUB error 18 when my / partition (containing /boot) is 13GB, and in the first blocks of my hard-drive? (dual-boot, primary partition)
[20:52] <Treyh> fccf, tried, no responses
[20:52] <lineman60> I need to setup a box that has 2 nics on one network (static)   but set up so that each only responds to its ip addr ? (if one network card is unpluged it will say that ip addr is unreachable)
[20:52] <Crayboff> Kingsy-Laptop: you tried synaptic?
[20:52] <dehacked79> Crayboff, You're probably right. Now select Find network Printer and enter the IP address.
[20:53] <Crayboff> dehacked79: where it says Host?
[20:53] <Korogiannos> Where can I read up on Desktop "launchers" and where their info is stored?  I want to change the icon on one of my home-made desktop launchers
[20:53] <dehacked79> Crayboff: Ye
[20:53] <fccf> Treyh: running 32bit VM's in compatibility mode on a 64bit machine seems rather overkill.. I'd use 32bit
[20:53] <william_rowe> hi guys
[20:53] <Crayboff> umm no printer was found at that address, dehacked79
[20:53] <lineman60> any idea where to start? is it in routs?
[20:53] <Gustavo> When I connect my monitor directly to my Ubuntu machine, all the proper resolutions are recognized. The problem is that I'm accessing this machine through a KVM. I guess the EDIM signals aren't getting to the machine. I tried forcing the native resolution in the xorg.conf file, but whenever I do that, the image is corrupted (I'm guessing the timing signals are incorrect) . Any suggestions?
[20:53] <ShockF> can anyone please tell me which is my vista partition please http://paste.ubuntu.com/192902/plain/
[20:54] <Steven666> how do i make my dedicated server unhackible?
[20:54] <dehacked79> Crayboff, you can try Windows Printer via SAMBA option.
[20:54] <lineman60> shockf do an ls
[20:54] <william_rowe> any1 here wunna play halo3 with me ?
[20:54] <Kingsy-Laptop> Crayboff - thanks got it
[20:54] <Gustavo> ShockF, it might be helpful to mount the different drives.
[20:54] <lineman60> shockf mount each dir
[20:54] <Gustavo> rather, partitions
[20:54] <lineman60> ve
[20:55] <Crayboff> dehacked79: how would i do that?
[20:55] <genii> william_rowe: Maybe ask in #ubuntu-offtopic and not here.
[20:55] <fccf> ShockF: not with that command
[20:55] <Gustavo> fccf, what command did he use?
[20:55] <william_rowe> I NEED RECON BYE !!!!!!!!1
[20:55] <genii> Steven666: They can probably give you some tips in #ubuntu-server
[20:55] <mikeh789> sudo fdisk -ls would give more info right??
[20:56] <dehacked79> Crayboff: Just below Find Netwok Printer there is an option called Windows Printer via SAMBA. It will have a box, try browsing 1st. Second option is to enter the IP address and then browse.
[20:56] <fccf> Gustavo: I am not sure - but the command he did use doesn't show partition type
[20:56] <Steven666> im using unbuntu desktop
[20:56] <Gustavo> fccf, I was just curious -- I've never seen that listing
[20:57] <fccf> ShockF: use sudo fdisk -ls and post that
[20:57] <fuffalo> is it normal for ubuntu remix to take ~30 seconds after logging in to get to the home screen?
[20:58] <mikeh789> fuffalo, sounds about right
[20:58] <texincali> need help with my pulseaudio any help would be much appreciated...
[20:59] <mikubuntu> hey guys.  i just got this toshiba p35 s605 harman kardon edition laptop... sposd to have great (harman kardon) sound, but i can't get any volume out of it, all the sliders are set to high, but i still dont get volume.  any ideas?
[20:59] <Psykopaten> texincali: you have tried adjusting things in alsamixer right?
[20:59] <texincali> i have no idea man
[20:59] <Korogiannos> In Jaunty(gnome default installation) Where are the files stored for the "launchers/shortcuts" I have (by default, by "add this launcher to desktop" or by creating myself) stored?
[20:59] <texincali> im fairly new to linux
[21:00] <Crayboff> dehacked79: with or without the IP address, it finds a thing called WORKGROUP, which, when I click/doubleclick seems to be looking for something for about 20 seconds then stops and does nothing
[21:00] <jdu> Korogiannos, in ~/Desktop  I think
[21:00] <Psykopaten> run alsamixer from terminal and increase volume with up key,, change channel with left and right key
[21:00] <jdu> Korogiannos, if not, they me in ~/.config somewhere
[21:00] <Pindakaas> hi everyone
[21:00] <Psykopaten> Gustavo: I think he used "ls -l"
[21:00] <texincali> volume levels dont matter when your getting a null output...
[21:00] <mikeh789> mikubuntu, are you sure its not a hardware prob
[21:01] <texincali> E: main.c: pa_pid_file_create() failed.
[21:01] <Pindakaas> does anyone know a good alternative for visual studio?
[21:01] <texincali> i get that error when i try to use the command pulseaudio -nC
[21:01] <Gustavo> Thanks, Psykopaten
[21:01] <nikitis> Does ubuntu have daily live discs?
[21:01] <lstarnes> nikitis: not that I know of
[21:01] <Psykopaten> texincali: I don't think I can help you more than that
[21:02] <texincali> no worries man
[21:02] <fccf> Korogiannos: that creates a hidden file on the desktop ... starts with .desktop ... you will need to use View>show hidden files in nautilus to see them
[21:02] <mikubuntu> mikeh789: i'm not sure of anything, just that is not performing adecuately ;(
[21:02] <Korogiannos>  jdu:~/Desktop are just the actual files, I want to find the files that relate to the "shortcuts" on my desktop, not the actual files I have there
[21:02] <texincali> just waiting for somone that knows the ins and outs of linux audio :-)
[21:02] <jdu> Korogiannos, as fccf mentioned, they're hidden
[21:02] <dehacked79> Crayboff, on the Printer Configuration screen, the one after the admin option, Select Server > Settings > Tick the Show Printers, Publish, allow printing boxes then try again
[21:02] <Korogiannos> fccf: Thankyou
[21:02] <dhendrix> another question in my journey to learn ubuntu and debian kernel packaging. I just did "apt-get source linux-source-2.6.30" using Karmic sources and tried running make-kpkg. It complains because linux-2.6.30/ubuntu/gfs is missing a Makefile. Is this normal for ubuntu kernels (maybe there's a package I missed?)
[21:03] <nikitis> Does the ubuntu net_install support lvm setup?
[21:03] <fccf> dhendrix: that question would be better answered in #kernel
[21:04] <dhendrix> fccf:  Thanks! I'll try out #kernel (or better yet, #ubuntu-kernel if it exists)
[21:04] <anodesni> Does anybody here own a spinpoint f2 ecogreen?
[21:04] <Korogiannos> fccf: In what directory are the hidden files? I've looked in ~/Desktop
[21:05] <Pindakaas> does anyone know a good alternative for visual studio?
[21:05] <cabrey> !anybody
[21:05] <texincali> !audio
[21:05] <cabrey> Pindakaas, what do you program in?
[21:05] <texincali> see if i can navigate through this tutorial:-\
[21:05] <Pindakaas> C++ currently
[21:06] <Crayboff> dehacked79: i'm using wicd instead of network manager, could that be having any effect with this?
[21:06] <anodesni> does the spinpoint f2 ecogreen has a jumper to set sata 150 mode?
[21:06] <cabrey> Pindakaas, GUI's also?
[21:06] <Pindakaas> cabrey: no
[21:06] <Crayboff> and dehacked79, same problem as before, even after those three boxes are checked
[21:07] <cabrey> Pindakaas, ok, you should try Eclipse. I know Eclipse is very popular & you can find it in Applications > Add & Remove
[21:07] <bradly> Any reason I can't fast forward of scrub forward in Rhythmbox for downloaded podcasts?
[21:07] <bradly> ^of^or
[21:07] <Crayboff> dehacked79: i have to go now
[21:07] <Crayboff> thanks for your help though
[21:07] <arber4444> hello everyone i need help about camera drivers i have a webcam
[21:07] <fccf> Korogiannos: the actual link on Desktop is a text file which can be read by going to terminal and cd'ing into Desktop... find the file that says progname.desktop and typing sudo nano progname.desktop
[21:08] <Pindakaas> cabrey: ok thanks:) I'll have a look at it
[21:08] <arber4444> hello everyone i need help about camera drivers i have a webcam
[21:08] <cabrey> Pindakaas, for further reference: http://www.eclipse.org/callisto/c-dev.php
[21:08] <ShockF> hi guys how do i make my vista partiton auto mount here is the error i get http://paste.ubuntu.com/192912/plain/
[21:08] <dehacked79> Crayboff, I can't say. Can you browse to the printer on the network? I'm troubleshooting according to the methods I use to find Printers shared on Xp boxes in AD. Maybe we're going about it wrong. 1. Ping the printer or browse to it. Once that is done, lets continue.
[21:09] <bradly> Is there a podcast player other than Rhythmbox that would allow me to fast forward downloaded podcasts?
[21:09] <texincali> looking for somone that can help me with this tutorial on setting up my soundcard
[21:09] <cabrey> bradly, take a look at Miro, it is basically a standalone 'Internet TV/Audio' app
[21:10] <bradly> Thanks cabrey. Seems weird that Rhythmbox would be able to fastforword downloaded podcast, though
[21:10] <dehacked79> texincali: Does your sound not work at all|?
[21:11] <texincali> no it doesnt
[21:11] <texincali> not even the drums when i load into ubuntu
[21:12] <OldFarter> Anyone know anything about drawing pads?
[21:12] <OldFarter> like wacom and artpad?
[21:12] <Falen> hallo
[21:13] <OldFarter> ho
[21:13] <Kingsy-Laptop> has anyone in here used kate on ubuntu?
[21:13] <fccf> OldFarter: wacom has been supported for years... and there is also alot of info on the net about how to get them to work
[21:13] <fccf> Kingsy-Laptop: Yes
[21:13] <Falen> I'm porting a little internet booking app from windows to linux ( ubuntu )
[21:13] <Kingsy-Laptop> I am trying to use regex
[21:13] <dehacked79> texincali: Under System > Preferences > Sound. Do you have any sound card name under the drop down boxes?
[21:13] <texincali> no
[21:13] <Kingsy-Laptop> fccf - any chance of explaining how I can use regex in it?
[21:13] <Falen> and to stop anyone from using the computer when they're not logged in I use kiosk mode
[21:13] <OldFarter> fccf: Its an aiptech thing.... i plugged it in and it worked right away..... kind of
[21:14] <Falen> is there a kiosk mode in linux?
[21:14] <cabrey> OldFarter, I have one of those
[21:14] <gartral_> hi all, I was helping ShockF but we hit an NTFS auto mounting problem i don't know how to fix, can someone with a tad more expertise look over the situation, please?
[21:14] <cabrey> OldFarter, that tablet?
[21:14] <OldFarter> Falen: no kiosk mode.... many ways to do linux in kiosk
[21:14] <OldFarter> 10000
[21:14] <OldFarter> tablet is 1000 something...
[21:14] <lineman60> kingsy-laptop as some one used to say I have a problem and i try to fix it with Regular expressions. Now i have 2 problems
[21:14] <Gustavo> When I connect my monitor directly to my Ubuntu machine, all the proper resolutions are recognized. The problem is that I'm accessing this machine through a KVM. Ubuntu is doing an awesome job at auto-detecting the monitor, but the KVM ruins that. I tried forcing the native resolution in the xorg.conf file, but whenever I do that, the image is corrupted (I'm guessing the timing signals are...
[21:14] <Gustavo> ...incorrect) . Any suggestions?
[21:14] <OldFarter> 10000u actualy
[21:15] <Falen> OldFarter, like how?
[21:15] <cabrey> OldFarter, AFAIK 10000 is just a size different, i have a 9000 something
[21:15] <Kingsy-Laptop> lol yea but I am not trying to fix a problem.. I am trying  to learn
[21:15] <texincali> dehacked79: no im seeing no soundcards at all
[21:15] <fccf> Kingsy-Laptop: read up http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regular_expression
[21:15] <cabrey> OldFarter, let me go get it, never tried it with linux
[21:15] <OldFarter> Falen: what are you trying to do with your kiosk?
[21:15] <konza> how to install flash player................. pls help
[21:15] <dehacked79> texincali: I'd say the sound card isn't recognized by Ubuntu. You might need drivers.
[21:15] <Kingsy-Laptop> fccf - basically I have written a little text file in kate and I wanna know how to run regex on it...
[21:15] <baloon> hi
[21:15] <baloon> :)
[21:16] <OldFarter> problem with the tablet is its treated kind of like a touch pad
[21:16] <texincali> dehacked79: its an audigy4.... and it worked before i rebooted and now nothing
[21:16] <konza> how to install flash player................. pls help
[21:16] <cabrey> OldFarter, I see what you mean
[21:16] <Falen> When nobody is logged in, there is a login dialog, when you login you can use the computer for X minutes and then it goes back to the empty login screen
[21:16] <cabrey> OldFarter, I had this problem in OS X
[21:16] <Falen> better said, "locked" login screen
[21:16] <Spasysheep> following these instructions: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomization#Custom Background for GNOME How do I get files from my normal disk into the mounted squashfs?
[21:16] <imatech> so I want to implement a linux server in a small windows network to be able to do backup and disaster recovery...would ubuntu be a good choice for this?
[21:16] <fccf> Kingsy-Laptop:  I don't do people's homework... if you know anything about what you are doing then the link I gave you should be all you need to know
[21:17] <cabrey> OldFarter, after around 8 billion google searches I found an obscure driver that worked with OS X, but i didnt see a linux driver :/
[21:17] <baloon> hi
[21:17] <OldFarter> in windows xp (in VirtualBox)  if i put the pen in the center.... its always consistently in the center of the screen too.... but in bunters.... its all over the place
[21:17] <Kingsy-Laptop> fccf - lol its not "homework" lol
[21:17] <dehacked79> texincali: Option 1 Reboot and hope it comes up.
[21:17] <lineman60> imatech is this personal or professonal how comfortable are you with linux
[21:17] <texincali> dehacked79: allready tried that
[21:17] <cabrey> OldFarter, did you see this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AiptekTablet?
[21:17] <liamo1> is there a command which returns the runlevel?
[21:18] <imatech> it's for a small church...fairly comfortable with linus
[21:18] <OldFarter> Falen, are the session supose to be wiped upon reset?
[21:18] <dehacked79> texincali: k. What did you change since the last boot where it actually worked?
[21:18] <ikonia> liamo1: who -r
[21:18] <texincali> nothing
[21:18] <liamo1> thanks ikonia
[21:18] <Falen> OldFarter, if it's possible to do then yeah
[21:18] <Kingsy-Laptop> the point is I am not wanting anything to help me with the regex, I am learning it myself, I wanna know how I test out what I have done on kate.. does anyone know?
[21:18] <Falen> It's not a requirement
[21:18] <lineman60> imatech ya, (if you dont want to pay for support, and know if it breaks it's your probelm)
[21:18] <Falen> I don't do it in windows
[21:18] <grkblood13> does anyone know of a program that can change your voice?
[21:18] <Spasysheep> following these instructions: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomization#Custom Background for GNOME How do I get files from my normal disk into the mounted squashfs?
[21:19] <ikonia> Kingsy-Laptop: kate is a text editor - not a test tool
[21:19] <texincali> it wasnt working...got some help and it started working...i thanked him....loaded into windows to make some music with reason...then booted back into linux and now its not working
[21:19] <OldFarter> Falen, i've done many semi slim clients and kiosks with read only root and autoreset of sessions
[21:19] <lineman60> imatech just set up a smaba server
[21:19] <liamo1> what is the runlevel that a fresh install of ubuntu runs at?
[21:19] <OldFarter> both timed and untimed
[21:19] <Kingsy-Laptop> ikonia - oh yea I know, I just thought that it was able to let the user write something in it and then run regex on it?
[21:19] <unop> liamo1, 2
[21:19] <Kingsy-Laptop> ikonia - not possible?
[21:19] <liamo1> thanks unop
[21:19] <ikonia> Kingsy-Laptop: how can a text editor run "run" stuff ?
[21:20] <ikonia> Kingsy-Laptop: it's a text editor - you need something to it from, and against
[21:20] <Falen> OldFarter, cool, you got any info or anything that I can use?
[21:20] <Kingsy-Laptop> yea I suppose your right,
[21:20] <OldFarter> cabrey, i've tried that link
[21:20] <OldFarter> Falen, where are you at?
[21:20] <Kingsy-Laptop> ikonia - so what would you suggest to run regex commands?
[21:20] <fccf> Kingsy-Laptop: you ask about kate ... then you ask about regex ... two very different worlds ... regex is rather offtopic
[21:20] <distatica> Kingsy-Laptop: are you meaning to write some text, perform a search using regex and then see if it matches?
[21:20] <konza> how to install flash player................. pls help
[21:20] <Falen> OldFarter, how do you mean?
[21:21] <dehacked79> texincali: Any idea what you did?
[21:21] <OldFarter> like where in the world?
[21:21] <ikonia> Kingsy-Laptop: something with regex capability, perl, sed, apache, squid....what ever you want
[21:21] <monkey_d_luffy> can anyone suggest an image viewer for gif animation files (that play the animation)?  I use usually kuickshow for images (static) and comix for images in archives. But is there anything for viewing a directory of gif animations?
[21:21] <gartral_> did you catch the other's instructions?
[21:21] <texincali> when i use the command aplay -l i get aplay: device_list:217: no soundcards found...
[21:21] <imatech> Lineman: what are your suggestions on back up and recovery?
[21:21] <OldFarter> you know.... outside of the monitor your looking at
[21:21] <Falen> umm sweden?
[21:21] <Kingsy-Laptop> distatica - exactly.. search and maybe as I get a little more competent other stuff
[21:21] <OldFarter> jævlar
[21:22] <distatica> Kingsy-Laptop: what you can do is echo the string, and then pipe to egrep program which takes regex' as arguments
[21:22] <B4ckBOne> what do i need to install to get a dell 1490 up and running?
[21:22] <distatica> so from the command line