[02:47] <aleka> I am trying to get the uuid of my / partition, the command "blkid" is giving me the uuid of another partition [sdc1]  and not what I want [hdb2 or the new sdb2] ? what command calls the uuid for that specific / partition/mount point?
[02:47] <h1st0> mythtv: after a little while
[02:48] <h1st0> Kilroo: ubuntu-effects may be of more help
[02:48] <mythtv> hlst0 yeah i did that i'm just not sure if i should set the channel or anything first?
[02:48] <lisaendresen> Can anyone assist a noob setting up a media center?
[02:48] <Kilroo> h1st0: thank you.
[02:48] <mythtv> hlst0 i'm going to open the file hang on a sec
[02:48] <h1st0> mythtv: Yeah set the channel first too.
[02:48] <wckdkl0wn> E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem.
[02:48] <mythtv> hlst0, how?
[02:48] <mythtv> hlst0: how do i set the channel?
[02:49] <lisaendresen> I see the boot screen but then I get nothing
[02:49] <h1st0> mythtv: I'm trying to remember the exact command something with ivtv or whatever.  I though mythtv's site had a whole bunch of info on trouble shooting.
[02:49] <jrib> wckdkl0wn: did you manage to figure out how to hit "ok" before?
[02:49] <fevel> which torrent client do you guys preffer?
[02:49] <mythtv> ok i'll go back thought that...
[02:49] <h1st0> fevel: I just use the default one.
[02:49] <mythtv> hlst0 ok i'll go back thoguh that
[02:49] <aefix> fevel: i use azureus
[02:49] <h1st0> mythtv: there is also #mythtv channel here.
[02:49] <jrib> fevel: I like btdownloadcurses on the command line
[02:49] <mythtv> hlst0 sorry i keep forgetting to write your name before i type, but i'll go back to their site and try it..
[02:49] <chaosmystic> deluge is a better torrent client
[02:49] <mythtv> hlst0 reallly?
[02:50] <wckdkl0wn> jrib, no
[02:50] <mythtv> hlst0 how do i get to that?
[02:50] <h1st0> mythtv: its h one not h L
[02:50] <jrib> !torrent > fevel (see the private message from ubotu)
[02:50] <h1st0> mythtv: /j #mythtv
[02:50] <wckdkl0wn> jrib, so i closed terminal
[02:50] <jrib> wckdkl0wn: is that window still open?
[02:50] <mythtv> h1st0 haha ok
[02:50] <ThatLazyGuy> !torrent > thatlazyguy
[02:50] <wckdkl0wn> jrib, E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem.
[02:50] <mythtv> h1st0 thanks... bye
[02:50] <h1st0> mythtv: or /join #mythtv  depends on what client you are using for irc.
[02:50] <h1st0> np
[02:50] <jon___> !torrent
[02:50] <ubotu> Torrent clients: Azureus (Java), BitTornado (Shell with python front-end), KTorrent (KDE/Qt), rTorrent (C++) -  Bittorent FAQ: http://www.bittorrent.com/FAQ.html
[02:50] <fevel> jrib, but does ktorrent integrate with gnome well?
[02:50] <ThatLazyGuy> jrib: Thanks so much for helping me with my problems =)
[02:51] <mythtv> h1st0 it says i'm banned
[02:51] <jrib> wckdkl0wn: ok, run 'sudo dpkg --configure -a'.  To get to "ok", just hit TAB and then enter
[02:51] <mythtv> hlst0... probaly because of my username?
[02:51] <h1st0> mythtv: ahh probably your nick.  You may have to change it to enter the channel
[02:51] <aleka> fstab Q, if I chose not to use uuids in my fstab and instead use "/dev/hdb2                /               ext3    defaults,errors=remount-ro 0       1" would that be ok?
[02:51] <mythtv> h1st ok well i'll figuer it out thanks
[02:51] <h1st0> mythtv: that name is probably reserved.  try /nick "whatever"    no qoutes
[02:51] <h1st0> then join
[02:52] <lisaendresen> I need help setting up an hdtv with ubuntu
[02:52] <h1st0> lisaendresen: what sort of video card?
[02:52] <lisaendresen> nvideagforce 4
[02:52] <jrib> ThatLazyGuy: np
[02:52] <jrib> fevel: it should work fine if you like it
[02:52] <tiffanie> anyone care to help me trouble shoot the wireless on my dell laptop?
[02:53] <endeavormac> how can i disable the wireless utility that comes with ubuntu?
[02:53] <wckdkl0wn> jrib, ty frostwire works now
[02:53] <lisaendresen> I set it up at work and now I get the boot screen and then blank
[02:53] <fevel> jrib, which one do you like best??
[02:53] <endeavormac> i want to kill it, have it stop interferring with my wireless card
[02:53] <lisaendresen> It is running, just not sending to the DVI out
[02:53] <DjViper> endeavormac: nm-applet ?
[02:53] <jrib> fevel: I like btdownloadcurses on the command line to be honest
[02:54] <jmg> jrib: rtorrent is better in terms of performance and scalability
[02:54] <okaygo> /echo
[02:54] <endeavormac> yeah, thx
[02:54] <lisaendresen> I see ubuntu and when it finishes it goes blank
[02:54] <slavik> jmg: is rtorrent similar to azureus?
[02:54] <slavik> as far as interface
[02:54] <DjViper> endeavormac: System -> Pref. -> Sessions: remove it from startup and stop and remove it from current
[02:54] <rjek> slavik: No.
[02:54] <slavik> :(
[02:54] <jmg> slavik: it's command line, so no.
[02:54] <rjek> slavik: rtorrent's a terminal app.
[02:54] <fuffal0> when i do apt-get install postgresql it wants to install postgresql7.4, is there something i can type to get postgres 8.xx?
[02:55] <slavik> is there anything similar to azureus?
[02:55] <rjek> Which means you can run it in screen \o/
[02:55] <b123> does anyone happen tobe running a AMD athlon XP 2600+?
[02:55] <jrib> endeavormac: I *think* you can use system -> administration -> sessions  and disable network manager, but I'm not sure because I've never tried
[02:55] <endeavormac> ok, thanks
[02:55] <slavik> b123: 2500-M
[02:55] <endeavormac> i got it now :)
[02:55] <jrib> jmg: rtorrent is nice too
[02:55] <wckdkl0wn> heh thats weird.. in windows my top download speed was 130k a sec.. but here in linux i have 2 download speeds going at 130k lol
[02:55] <slavik> close enough IMO, unless yours is a tbred
[02:55] <b123> slavik: What does yours clock at?
[02:55] <slavik> 2.4ghz
[02:55] <b123> model name      : AMD Athlon(tm) XP 2600+
[02:55] <b123> stepping        : 0
[02:55] <b123> cpu MHz         : 1921.037
[02:55] <fevel> jrib, do you get better speeds??
[02:56] <b123> Is something wrong there?
[02:56] <slavik> 2.3ghz, sorry
[02:56] <slavik> hmm ...
[02:56] <BrentNewland> What should my iptables.up.rules look like with masquerading enabled?
[02:56] <rdz> which module/program controls the cpu fan on an asus computer?
[02:56] <aleka> mrsno__:  http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/31020/ can you please check my fstab entry and see if there is something that should not be there? or anyone who is willing to help http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/31020/   thanks!
[02:56] <Celebrindal> ok.... interesting
[02:56] <jrib> fevel: no, I doubt it, but I never really looked too hard
[02:56] <spenc3> preaction, does RDP deamon works with beryl?
[02:56] <spenc3> anyone uses the OSS driver with X-Fi support?? any comments on it??
[02:57] <b123> Well for some reason, My computer was picking it up as a 1150mhz! and then I did some playing and now it says its a 2600 again, but thats what i clock it at, is something wrong?
[02:57] <h1st0> spenc3: it shoudl work.
[02:57] <NigelS> BrentNewland: have you got a clean iptable?
[02:57] <Celebrindal> hey can anyone help me with a few problems I've been having with ubuntu??
[02:57] <preaction> spenc3, beryl is an X plugin, RDP daemon is a system daemon, they do not affect each other
[02:57] <YANP> dominussuus: I GOT IT TO WORK! I will have the cd in 10 mins if it doesnt mess up!
[02:57] <Stormx2> Celebrindal: Only if you tell us what they are.
[02:57] <Celebrindal> well for one... they are many
[02:57] <YANP> <-is a pimp
[02:57] <spenc3> preaction: ok.. so it will work unlike vnc??
[02:57] <Celebrindal> but here is where I start...
[02:58] <BrentNewland> @NigelS: I cleaned out my iptable and I did sudo iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -s <IP_ADDRESS>/24 -o eth0 -j MASQUERADE
[02:58] <preaction> spenc3, why doesn't vnc work?
[02:58] <slavik> b123: I think you'rs should be 2.13ghz
[02:58] <valdyn> Q
[02:58] <Celebrindal> Stormx2 whenever I hit the down arrow key... a dialog box tittled ubuntu help center pops up
[02:58] <YANP> dominussuus: did you read? =]
[02:58] <Celebrindal> what gives??
[02:58] <spenc3> preaction, i can't seem to get it working with composite on.
[02:58] <b123> Well What should I change in my BIOS to get it to see it correctly?
[02:59] <slavik> b123: what is the memory speed at?
[02:59] <mrsno__> aleka its hard to say unless you are having a problem? for the ntfs-3g drives i would recommend installing ntfs-config and run it to easily mount your internal/external ntfs partitions read/write
[02:59] <Stormx2> Celebrindal: That's pretty insane. Bad keyboard driver I guess.
[02:59] <Celebrindal> I have no idea... it wasnt doing that a day ago
[02:59] <LouisvilleLIP> Could be a incorrect mapping
[02:59] <ROB1222> hi
[02:59] <NigelS> BrentNewland: ok, so if you also now go sudo iptables -I FORWARD -i eth1 -j ACCEPT and ensure /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward is 1
[02:59] <Celebrindal> well how do I fix it?
[02:59] <fiord> is there an altanative to fluxbox?
[03:00] <mrsno__> aleka you can check what is mounted with 'sudo mount'
[03:00] <LouisvilleLIP> System>Pref>Keyboard
[03:00] <b123> I dont know, how can I check my memory speed?
[03:00] <wesolek> anybody can help me out configuring static IP? there is something in ubuntu that keeps modifying my network interface file
[03:00] <SnlTim> preaction:  thanks a lot - i have made some progress with telnet - it is listening but telnet localhost gives the result "Connection closed by foreign host" after connecting.  Do you know if there is a config file to allow users in?
[03:00] <bullgard4> What is the unit of measurement of the timestamps in the /var/log/dmesg file. Example: '[    5.132000] '.
[03:00] <ThatLazyGuy> where do files go when i moved it to trash from mounted drives, the windows drive?
[03:01] <fiord> to .Trash-username
[03:01] <aleka> mrsno__: ty
[03:01] <slavik> b123: in BIOS, the FSB should be at 133
[03:01] <Bob_Dole> :o Just got my ubuntu CD's
[03:01] <YANP> dominussuus: You there?
[03:01] <pwnguin> bullgard4: i believe that's seconds from bminutes from boot
[03:01] <unagi> how do you edit a downloaded theme?
[03:01] <Celebrindal> Stormx2... how do I fix that problem... and how do I activate the accents on the letters... for when I write in spanish
[03:01] <LouisvilleLIP> b123:memtest
[03:01] <b123> Okay let me brb and ill tell you what the FSB is at. is that the memory?
[03:01] <ThatLazyGuy> fiord: where does the. trash-username located in?
[03:01] <mrsno__> Bob_Dole what are you waiting for :-) get booting
[03:01] <slavik> b123: very related to it ...
[03:02] <ThatLazyGuy> i couldnt find it in the home/username folder
[03:02] <slavik> b123: depends how bios is coded though and check if there are memory dividers, also, what motherboard is this?
[03:02] <fiord> on the root of the drive
[03:02] <bullgard4> pwnguin: What do you mean with 'bminutes'?
[03:02] <b123> It's a Nforce
[03:02] <bmartin> ThatLazyGuy: in a terminal, type: cd ~
[03:02] <Bob_Dole> Well, I have a bad HD in this computer, I'm running windows on it, and waiting for it to crash, or the HD to die.
[03:02] <bmartin> ThatLazyGuy: that'll take you to your home directory
[03:02] <fiord> for exampel: /media/hda4/.Trash-username
[03:03] <fellacious> how do i get core dumps from gnome apps?
[03:03] <Bob_Dole> I have an 80GB sitting in a pentium1 I'm going to replace it with
[03:03] <wckdkl0wn> how do i install the suport for mp3's in k3b?
[03:03] <fellacious> gnome apps crash alllllllll the time on this computer im giving my little bro
[03:03] <ThatLazyGuy> bmartin: noting happens when i type that in terminal
[03:03] <Celebrindal> can anyone help me with my problem?!?!
[03:03] <fellacious> so
[03:03] <b123> So
[03:03] <fellacious> how do i get core dumps from gnome apps?
[03:03] <b123> What should i do? Should i set my FSB to 133?
[03:04] <Celebrindal> nvm.... thanks anyway... gbye
[03:04] <slavik> b123: yes
[03:04] <b123> and see what goes on? Do i maybe need to change some junpers on my mobo
[03:04] <pwnguin> when i try to hibernate on my desktop, it says that hal failed to hibernate and to check the help file. any idea how to debug that?
[03:04] <b123> Okay let me brb.
[03:04] <Puzzlebox> just switched from debian to ubuntu, have 2 hard drives, used to use Lvm, how do I make both drives work now? everything installed on primary hard drive
[03:04] <fellacious> or: how do i get gnome-session to set ulimit -c unlimited?
[03:04] <BrentNewland> NigelS Thanks, got basic networking working!
[03:04] <pwnguin> bullgard4: typo. i mean minutes from boot
[03:04] <BigToe7000> you know how the RAZR v3 has ATI graphics? does that mean I can install ubuntu on it? thanks :D
[03:05] <unagi> !splash
[03:05] <ubotu> To change the Gnome splash screen, use !gnome-splashscreen-manager or change the GConf key /apps/gnome-session/options/splash_image using !gconf-editor.
[03:05] <bullgard4> pwnguin: Ok. Thank you very much.
[03:05] <LouisvilleLIP> BigToe7000: yes, but you have to use XFCE
[03:05] <BigToe7000> ok, thanks :D
[03:06] <fellacious> how do i get gnome to produce core files?
[03:07] <fellacious> how do i get gnome to produce core files?
[03:07] <fellacious> how do i get gnome to produce core files?
[03:07] <fellacious> how do i get gnome to produce core files?
[03:07] <osxdude|lap> go away
[03:07] <fellacious> lol
[03:07] <DjViper> !spam | fellacious
[03:07] <ubotu> fellacious: Unsure how you should behave on this channel? See !AskTheBot, !CoC, !Guidelines, !Offtopic, !Language, !Attitude, !Repeat, !Enter, !Paste, !NickSpam - and most importantly, use common sense :-)
[03:07] <fellacious> no1 hows how debug shit
[03:07] <fellacious> k im out bye
[03:07] <LouisvilleLIP> kthxbai
[03:07] <BigToe7000> !coc
[03:07] <ubotu> The Ubuntu Code of Conduct to which we ask all Ubuntu users to adhere can be found at http://www.ubuntu.com/community/conduct/
[03:07] <BigToe7000> k
[03:07] <Puzzlebox> just switched from debian to ubuntu, have 2 hard drives, used to use Lvm, how do I make both drives work now? everything installed on primary hard drive
[03:08] <slowz3r> is ANYONE available to help me with my WUSB54g v4 card ? i need help with installing the drivers
[03:08] <mouser25> Hello Everyone,  Im running ubuntu server and I cant seem to make a module.  What do I need installed to make modules?
[03:08] <bullgard4> pwnguin: I would advise you to follow the procedure outlined in http://ftp.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/people/lenb/acpi/patches/README.ACPI.
[03:09] <Pici> !b-e | mouser25
[03:09] <ubotu> mouser25: Compiling software from source? Read the tips at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingSoftware (But remember to search for pre-built !packages first: not all !repositories are enabled by default!)
[03:09] <slowz3r> Can anyone assist me with installing the drivers for Linksys wusb54g
[03:09] <allan789> hello there...
[03:10] <TheTank> hi
[03:10] <DjViper> !ndis | slowz3r
[03:10] <ubotu> slowz3r: Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[03:10] <Puzzlebox> anybody?
[03:11] <slowz3r> DjViper: i tried that, i looked at everythread on the forums and havnt been able to get it to work properly
[03:11] <b123> okay i went to my bios
[03:11] <allan789> how can i configure ipaddress of ubuntu server?
[03:11] <mouser25> ubotu I am installing a network driver for gigabit Realteck card
[03:11] <b123> and I set my chip to run at 133 and it picked it up as a athlon 2000
[03:11] <b123> thats not right.
[03:11] <DjViper> slowz3r: hm ok, what are you having problems with specifically?
[03:11] <allan789> pls tell me pls,.....
[03:11] <b123> now i set it to 166 and it picks it up as a 2600+ again
[03:11] <endeavormac> i keep putting the wireless card on rfmon, and something keeps taking it off rfmon. does anyone know what it is?
[03:11] <unagi> what is everyones favorite theme site for ubuntu
[03:11] <wckdkl0wn> how do i install the suport for mp3's in k3b?
[03:12] <Dex-Freudii> is there any special channel for Totem player?
[03:12] <allan789> how can i set the ip address of my ubuntu server pls teach me....
[03:12] <bruenig|laptop> !codecs | wckdkl0wn
[03:12] <ubotu> wckdkl0wn: For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/common-tasks-chap.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats
[03:12] <unagi> !rip
[03:12] <ubotu> For information about the Sound Juicer ripping application see: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CDRipping. To rip an Audio CD in KDE, put it in and then put audiocd:// in the Konqueror URL bar
[03:12] <osxdude|lap> wxjdjl0wn: do what it says
[03:12] <allan789> s
[03:13] <Puzzlebox> just switched from debian to ubuntu, have 2 hard drives, used to use Lvm, how do I make both drives work now? everything installed on primary hard drive
[03:13] <slowz3r> DjViper: Well i installed the drivers word for word as specified on one of the forum threads..NDiswrapper siad it was installed fine
[03:13] <LouisvilleLIP> osxdude|lap: if you are going to give crappy answers, don't
[03:13] <slowz3r> DjViper: i restarted like it said and when i did the card wouldnt power up at all
[03:13] <unagi> does anyone here run beryl on nividia cards.....specifically geforece go 7400?
[03:13] <allan789> iam new in this os pls tell my how to set ip address in my server
[03:13] <b123> Can someone please help me my proc isn't running correctly?
[03:13] <SnlTim> preaction: you there?
[03:13] <bruenig|laptop> unagi, I have that card, it does run
[03:14] <LouisvilleLIP> b123: can you explain your problem again?
[03:14] <cdemwell> Hello
[03:14] <unagi> it doesnt crash on you?
[03:14] <NigelS> BrentNewland: cool :) clearly the script wasn't doing the right thing - possibly the wrong interface was being specified as the in interface etc? something that is a variable is likely to be the fault.  If this is a headless server then I would suggest installing something like shorewall from the repos and do it that way
[03:14] <bruenig|laptop> no
[03:14] <NigelS> BrentNewland: custom scripts are prone to errors etc
[03:14] <unagi> beryl did alot of funky things for me like blank the screen with scan lines....ever have that happen?
[03:14] <DjViper> slowz3r: do iwconfig and tell me if its sees a wificard
[03:14] <endeavormac> i keep putting the wireless card on rfmon, and something keeps taking it off rfmon. does anyone know what it is?
[03:15] <Floker> how can i get a list w/ all available samba ressources?
[03:15] <Dex-Freudii> Why can't I view DVDs with Totem with all the menu things and so? I put my DVDs and it plays like if it was a regular VCD and I cannot view different chapters
[03:15] <DjViper> Floker: on your system?
[03:15] <Floker> on the network
[03:15] <slowz3r> DjViper: before i installed the drivers i could see it as rasub0 but now i only have my ipw3945 as eth1
[03:15] <b123> louisvilleLIP did you get my message?
[03:15] <DjViper> Floker: Places -> Network
[03:15] <slavik> Dex-Freudii: try vlc or mplayer, I don't think totem supports menus and such
[03:15] <LouisvilleLIP> b123: nope
[03:15] <h1st0> Man now i'm getting md5 checksum errors trying to install flashplugin-nonfree
[03:15] <mzuverink> anyone know how to stop the free the fish easther egg w/o restrarting  X or loging out?
[03:15] <Dex-Freudii> slavik: ok thanks!
[03:16] <DjViper> slowz3r: hm ok, do: iwlist eth1 scan
[03:16] <slavik> free the fish?
[03:16] <mouser25> what do I need to build kernel moduels?
[03:16] <b123>  /msg LouisvilleLIP well the problem is is i should have a AMD 2600+
[03:16] <b123>  but it's only clocking at
[03:16] <b123>  model name      : AMD Athlon(tm) XP 2600+
[03:16] <b123>  stepping        : 0
[03:16] <b123>  cpu MHz         : 1921.088
[03:16] <b123>  cache size      : 512 KB
[03:16] <b123>  wht only 1.9ghz! shouldnt it be at 2.3?
[03:16] <DjViper> !paste | b123
[03:16] <ubotu> b123: pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[03:16] <slowz3r> DjViper: ok?
[03:16] <Floker> DJViper: i did that, it shows a workgroup (mshome). if i click on the workgroup it sez could not show the contents of this folder (or similar, foreign sys.lang.)
[03:16] <slavik> b123: please don't paste that many lines to the channel
[03:16] <DjViper> slowz3r: what happened?
[03:16] <slavik> b123: it should be 2.13ghz
[03:16] <b123> how can i get it running at that?
[03:17] <DjViper> Floker: hrm... ok
[03:17] <slowz3r> DjViper:  Scan completed :
[03:17] <slowz3r>           Cell 01 - Address: 00:14:BF:83:12:D4
[03:17] <slowz3r>                     ESSID:"MountOlympus"
[03:17] <slowz3r>                     Protocol:IEEE 802.11g
[03:17] <slowz3r>                     Mode:Master
[03:17] <slowz3r>                     Channel:4
[03:17] <slowz3r>                     Encryption key:on
[03:17] <slowz3r>                     Bit Rates:1 Mb/s; 2 Mb/s; 5.5 Mb/s; 6 Mb/s; 9 Mb/s
[03:17] <slowz3r>                               11 Mb/s; 12 Mb/s; 18 Mb/s; 24 Mb/s; 36 Mb/s
[03:17] <bruenig|laptop> !paste
[03:17] <ubotu> pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[03:17] <slowz3r>                               48 Mb/s; 54 Mb/s
[03:17] <slowz3r>                     Quality=95/100  Signal level=-33 dBm  Noise level=-33 dBm
[03:17] <slavik> !pastebin > slowz3r
[03:17] <LouisvilleLIP> !paste|slowz3r
[03:17] <ubotu> slowz3r: please see above
[03:17] <slowz3r>                     Extra: Last beacon: 76ms ago
[03:17] <bruenig|laptop> how retarded do you have to be
[03:17] <bruenig|laptop> seriously
[03:17] <unagi> im trying to find a good osx theme for ubuntu.....anyone seen one?
[03:17] <DjViper> slowz3r: your card works then
[03:17] <slavik> unagi: checkout gnome-look.org?
[03:17] <b123> !pastebin
[03:17] <ubotu> pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[03:18] <unagi> yea ive been to the mainstream sites......there arent any decent themes arond =(
[03:18] <slowz3r> DjViper: yes, my onboard card is working fine, but i need to install the linksys wusb54g usb card becuase the onboard card isnt capable of packet injection
[03:18] <slavik> b123: I would consult the motherboard manual
[03:18] <slavik> unagi: sorry then
[03:18] <unagi> =(
[03:18] <b123> where can i download the manual?
[03:18] <slavik> b123: manufacturer's site
[03:18] <DjViper> uhm.. what would you need packet injection for?
[03:18] <roughneck> anybody here knows how to enable xwindows in ubuntu server
[03:18] <slavik> DjViper: hacking wep networks ...
[03:18] <roughneck> ?
[03:18] <LouisvilleLIP> b123: ok
[03:18] <slowz3r> DjViper: i had this working fine in back track 2  using i belieive it was the airmon-ng drivers but for soome reason that wont work correctly in ubuntu
[03:18] <b123> im terrible at this, I dont know what im doing at all with mobos
[03:19] <roughneck> HELLO
[03:19] <LouisvilleLIP> b123: I did a quick google, and it appears that your clock speed is appropriate
[03:19] <stealthy> any software for handwriting recognition out?
[03:19] <b123> is it?
[03:19] <LouisvilleLIP> b123: check this for more info - http://forums.amd.com/forum/messageview.cfm?catid=23&threadid=86555
[03:19] <b123> Im told it should be 2.3
[03:19] <slavik> LouisvilleLIP: all matches I found for 2600+ are 2.13ghz ... unless it is a diff core :-\
[03:19] <slavik> b123: 2.13 not 2.3
[03:19] <kazol> What is going on at ##linux??
[03:19] <slavik> the ones I found at least
[03:19] <roughneck> tell me how to make my server a GUI settings????pls>>>>>
[03:19] <slavik> kazol: what IS going on there?
[03:19] <b123> well lol more than 1.9
[03:19] <DjViper> slowz3r: sorry, I can't help you with this :)
[03:20] <slowz3r> DjViper: thanks anyways
[03:20] <kazol> slavik: Can you join it?
[03:20] <Budwaa> kazol: i can
[03:20] <slavik> roughneck: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[03:20] <kazol> Budwaa: I get overflow.
[03:20] <stealthy> Can someone suggest a handwriting recognition package for a tablet pc?
[03:20] <slowz3r> Anyone with experience with WUSB54g drivers?
[03:20] <kazol> join ##linux
[03:21] <kazol> oops sorry
[03:21] <roughneck> do ineed to download that?
[03:21] <h1st0> wth the flashplugin-nonfree package is broken nice
[03:22] <h1st0> ??
[03:22] <MukiEX> I'm trying to get my intel gma card working, but I get "extension GLX missing" errors. I used to have an Nvidia card but I uninstalled it.
[03:22] <MukiEX> I don't know how to fix this issue =(
[03:22] <h1st0> Adobe changed their zip so the package in the repos won't install now wonderfull.
[03:22] <b123> hm
[03:22] <b123> so i have a barton?
[03:22] <MukiEX> Anyone?
[03:22] <wckdkl0wn> is there one thing i can install to install every codec i could possibly need at once? instead of installing them seperatly?
[03:22] <slavik> b123: I guess so ...
[03:22] <LouisvilleLIP> hard to say
[03:22] <tfrank> I want to create .debs from source, but just so they get installed through dpkg.  Is there an "easy" way to do this?  I remember using a program before that was pretty simple
[03:23] <kazol> I still get transferred to ##overflow when I join ##linux.
[03:23] <MukiEX> tfrank : get checkinstall via apt
[03:23] <bullgard4> When I started my computer this morning the home partition had been mounted 30 times. So fsck was called and the splash screen did not hide all startup messages. These startup messages end in either 'OK' or 'failed' on the right-hand side of the screen. They differ from the contents of /var/log/dmesg. Are they logged in some file also?
[03:23] <b123> hmph
[03:23] <slavik> tfrank: checkinstall but it isn't recommended by the MOTU team
[03:23] <tfrank> MukiEX, yeah, that's the one.  thanks :)
[03:23] <kayzu> okay, does anyone have experience with the SAMSUNG Spinpoint T166 HD501LJ HDD and Ubuntu/Linux? seems like those CHS/LBS values errors might be because Linux isn't supported by this HDD.
[03:23] <b123> so 1.9ghz is what i should be at? not 2.1
[03:23] <roughneck> i type the sudo install ubutu desktop....but what disc shoul i insert????
[03:23] <slavik> b123: which core is it?
[03:24] <b123> im not really sure
[03:24] <b123> how can I check?
[03:24] <lostMyMarbles> I mostly work on images and such. Is the 64 bit really faster than the 32 bit?
[03:24] <slavik> well, only abrtons have 512kb l2 cache I think, so sounds right
[03:24] <LouisvilleLIP> b123: # cat /proc/cpuinfo
[03:24] <roughneck> hi
[03:24] <sepelester> can someone with feisty/amd64 check if /usr/lib32/gtk-2.0 is/contains symlinks to /usr/lib/gtk-2.0 or is standalone?  I get "wrong ELF-class" (32bit) whenever a gtk theme tries to show a widget :/
[03:24] <roughneck> slavik: hello\
[03:24] <b123> !pastebin
[03:24] <ubotu> pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[03:24] <slavik> roughneck: why did you address me?
[03:25] <b123> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/31024/
[03:25] <MukiEX> Anyone know how to fix that issue?
[03:25] <kazol> Can someone inform ##linux that their channel cannot be joined due to overflow?
[03:25] <MukiEX> I tried re-installing libgl1-mesa-glx but no luck
[03:25] <roughneck> slavik: you told me that i type the sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop...
[03:25] <slavik> roughneck: yes
[03:25] <b123> Here is my chips cat http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/31024/
[03:25] <slavik> MukiEX: are you loading the glx module?
[03:26] <kayzu> okay, does anyone have experience with the SAMSUNG Spinpoint T166 HD501LJ HDD and Ubuntu/Linux? seems like those CHS/LBS values errors might be because Linux isn't supported by this HDD. How is it even possible that a HDD doesn't support Linux ?? =/
[03:26] <roughneck> slavik: i already type it but i need to insert disc?
[03:26] <Unit41> does anyone here know how to use the rar commandline ?
[03:26] <MukiEX> slavik : Where's that located?
[03:26] <roughneck> slavik: what disc shoul i insert
[03:27] <roughneck> ?
[03:27] <phil_pi> rar e file
[03:27] <phil_pi> that extracts
[03:27] <Unit41> I need to compress a whole dir
[03:27] <slavik> roughneck: the ubuntu liveCD, but it should be able to grab it from repos
[03:27] <phil_pi> oh
[03:27] <phil_pi> man rar
[03:27] <slavik> MukiEX: the X config file
[03:27] <slavik> b123: it's a barton
[03:27] <phil_pi> lists the options
[03:27] <Unit41> btw unrar is better for extracting
[03:27] <roughneck> slavik: what repos??
[03:27] <Bob_Dole> Mounting HD's in linux is fun! It's command line and everything....seriously, why isn't there just a GUI one on all distro's like Damn Small Linux's?
[03:27] <slavik> the ubuntu repos ...
[03:27] <Unit41> yeah but its impossible to figure out how to use them
[03:27] <MukiEX> slavik : Yeah, it's in xorg.conf
[03:27] <b123> ah thank
[03:27] <Unit41> and its got no man page
[03:27] <b123> So.
[03:27] <jason__> b123: sry, got disco'd, did you find it?
[03:27] <b123> Yes I dod
[03:28] <b123> Eveything is fine now i suppose
[03:28] <MukiEX> I'm getting "Extension GLX Not Found" tho, how do I make sure the library file is working, and if not, reinstall it?
[03:28] <jason__> b123: is it a barton?
[03:28] <roughneck> slavik: what is repos???
[03:28] <b123> I just thought my proc could clock faster.
[03:28] <slavik> man mount ...
[03:28] <b123> yeah its a barton.
[03:28] <slavik> jason__: yes
[03:28] <phil_pi> par2 r foo.par2    rar e foo.rar   <-- all i know about usenet ;)
[03:28] <slavik> mine did 12.5x200 before :)
[03:28] <b123> its running at 1.9 i guess thats correct?
[03:28] <roughneck> slavik: how can i grab it from repos???and what is repos...\
[03:28] <slavik> !repos
[03:28] <ubotu> The packages in Ubuntu are divided into several sections. More information at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories and http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/components - See also !EasySource
[03:28] <slavik> :)
[03:29] <jason__> b123: sounds like it
[03:29] <roughneck> slavik: how can i grab it from repos???and what is repos...??
[03:29] <slavik> roughneck: apt should be set up properly (do 'sudo apt-get update' first)
[03:29] <b123> thanks Jason Slavik and LouisvilleLIP for your help!
[03:29] <slavik> roughneck: I am not going to make ubotu repeat himself
[03:29] <MukiEX> brb
[03:29] <TheTank> any1 know how to reset a passwd?
[03:30] <TheTank> hehe
[03:30] <roughneck> slavik: should i insert the live cd now???
[03:30] <kayzu> DOES anyone have experience with the SAMSUNG Spinpoint T166 HD501LJ HDD and Ubuntu/Linux? seems like those CHS/LBS values errors might be because Linux isn't supported by this HDD. How is it even possible that a HDD doesn't support Linux ?? =/
[03:30] <MukiEX> brb again
[03:30] <roughneck> slavik: should i insert the live cd now???
[03:30] <savetheWorld> TheTank: use the "passwd" command
[03:30] <slavik> roughneck: as opposed to when?
[03:30] <slavik> TheTank: man passwd
[03:30] <slavik> roughneck: man apt
[03:30] <Davy_Jones> kayzu: my samsung internal hard drive is supported by ubuntu
[03:31] <Bob_Dole> Kayzu, is that SATA?
[03:31] <TheTank> like sudo passwd
[03:31] <Bob_Dole> Because everything has problems with SATA drives to my understanding,
[03:31] <roughneck> slavik: should i update first before i set the "sudo apt-get install ubuntu desktop??
[03:31] <roughneck> slavik: should i update first before i set the "sudo apt-get install ubuntu desktop??
[03:31] <ivor> ooo
[03:31] <Davy_Jones> slavik: why?
[03:32] <ivor> :-> 1st time on anything other than windows:-D
[03:32] <ivor> w00t
[03:32] <Unit41> nm got it
[03:32] <Unit41> rar a archivetomake files
[03:32] <slavik> because some people tend to ask questions twice and not think ...
[03:32] <roughneck> slavik: should i update first before i set the "sudo apt-get install ubuntu desktop??
[03:32] <slavik> roughneck: did you man apt, yet?
[03:32] <slavik> correction, 3 times
[03:32] <jason__> lol
[03:32] <bruenig|laptop> roughneck, calm down
[03:32] <kayzu> bob_dole yes, it's a sata drive
[03:32] <Bob_Dole> Have fun with that! SATA's are pain to get setup :D
[03:32] <MukiEX> Yeah, no luck; GLX Entesion is still missing when I run glxinfo =(
[03:32] <roughneck> slavik: no not yet..i dont know how?
[03:33] <nitram_> kuk
[03:33] <slavik> "man apt"
[03:33] <TheTank> hey smart ppl, is sudo suposed to prompt for a pass?
[03:33] <MukiEX> I used to have an Nvidia card; uninstalled that, still no luck
[03:33] <burner> roughneck: "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop"
[03:33] <Davy_Jones> what is a SATA?
[03:33] <kayzu> tzzz thanks :p
[03:33] <bruenig|laptop> roughneck, in terminal, type: man apt
[03:33] <ivor> no idea wtf u guys are saying=)
[03:33] <MukiEX> I don't want to reinstall ubuntu but that looks like the best option at the moment =(
[03:33] <ivor> hahaha
[03:33] <LousivilleLIP> TheTank: yes, unless you have just entered in the past few minutes
[03:33] <slavik> lesson #1: if it don't make sense in english, it's probably a command
[03:33] <Davy_Jones> i only know internal and external hard drives, what are SATA and RAID?
[03:33] <bruenig|laptop> man pages are awesome
[03:33] <roughneck> slavik: udate fist before install??
[03:33] <LousivilleLIP> !Raid | Davy_Jones
[03:33] <ubotu> Davy_Jones: Raid and LVM --> very easy guide for alternate CD : http://users.piuha.net/martti/comp/ubuntu/raid.html Tips and tricks for RAID and LVM can be found on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RaidConfigurationHowto and http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/LVM-HOWTO
[03:33] <slavik> MukiEX: is X set up to use proper drive? (i810 or whatever it needs to be)
[03:34] <BigToe7000> installing ubuntu on a RAZR v3 is harder than I thought...
[03:34] <MukiEX> slavik : from xorg.conf yeah
[03:34] <burner> roughneck: yes, just do it
[03:34] <slavik> roughneck: did you find out what apt-get update does yet?
[03:34] <MukiEX> I did dpkg-reconfigure
[03:34] <kayzu> i never heard of SATA  being not compatible to Linux though :/
[03:34] <Davy_Jones> MukiEX: make reinstalling the last option.. try every possible way, you can't screw up the system more that it already has
[03:34] <kayzu> never had a problem with SATA and windows
[03:34] <slavik> MukiEX: and load "glx" is somewhere there?
[03:34] <burner> BigToe7000: installing ubuntu?  or just copying files to your razr via ubuntu?
[03:34] <roughneck> slavik: not yet???
[03:34] <MukiEX> yep
[03:34] <BigToe7000> installing ubuntu on it
[03:34] <bruenig|laptop> burner, the days of come onto irc everytime you need to most basic command and copy and paste it
[03:34] <diafic> Anyone know how to get nm-applet to stop asking for the password?
[03:34] <LousivilleLIP> lol
[03:34] <slavik> roughneck: come back and answer your own question when you have :)
[03:34] <bruenig|laptop> the*
[03:34] <parsek_77> when I plug my external usb harddisk (ntfs) it doesn't mount it automatically, I need to type sudo mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sdb1 /mnt/  , how can I make this automatic? do I need to edit fstab?
[03:34] <pawan1234> hi
[03:34] <MukiEX> I recall installing binary drivers makes it fuckin' hell to get open drivers working again, but last time I just had to reinstall one package and it was fixed ^_^
[03:34] <Bob_Dole> Kayzu, usualy windows has the same problems with SATA, unless you use the driver disk for SATA
[03:34] <MukiEX> I really should have written that info down
[03:35] <slavik> diafic: no way ... it needs root priveledges and hence must ask
[03:35] <roughneck> slavik: ok
[03:35] <diafic> slavik, but there must be a way to shut it up
[03:35] <slavik> MukiEX: check the wiki pages, I am sure there is something there
[03:35] <Bob_Dole> But it isn't the HD that it has issues with, but SATA.
[03:35] <slavik> diafic: it asks for passwords any time or when you want to change something?
[03:35] <pawan> i want to setup ubuntu on 19 gb fat 32  partition
[03:35] <diafic> every time I log in
[03:35] <slavik> pawan: I don't recommend fat32 ...
[03:35] <alienjeff> SATA=SATAN
[03:36] <slavik> diafic: that is weird
[03:36] <bruenig|laptop> diafic, oh that is the keyring, networkmanager will do that to you
[03:36] <diafic> editing some sudo voodoo should just make it work
[03:36] <pawan> then
[03:36] <Bob_Dole> alienjeff, : LOL
[03:36] <m0dY> any idea where in life could i get the pkg that contains "mips_fp_le-gcc" ?
[03:36] <slavik> pawan: ext3 :)
[03:36] <spenc3> anyone uses the OSS driver with X-Fi support?? any comments on it??
[03:36] <pawan> how to change it to ext3
[03:36] <Bob_Dole> Kayzu, there is a way to make it work! I just don't know it.
[03:36] <slavik> pawan: reformat
[03:36] <pawan> using
[03:36] <bruenig|laptop> diafic, I would go with wifi-radar and edit sudoers, it is much cleaner and you don't have to deal with that nonsense
[03:36] <kayzu> lol
[03:36] <slavik> gparted
[03:37] <metaxyy_fw> Is there any way to get WEBrick to accept connections on localhost and an ethernet interface at the same time without starting two instances?
[03:37] <metaxyy_fw> Wrong chan, sorry
[03:37] <spenc3> pawan, you are using the OSS driver for x-fi?
[03:37] <pawan> no
[03:37] <alienjeff> MetaBot:  try >     /j #jackie_chan
[03:37] <mouser25> I need help compileing a reatech driver
[03:37] <slavik> metaxyy_fw: no, because the program probably forks on accepted connection (creating a separate process), apache does this, too
[03:37] <pawan> i am reformating it using paragon partition manager
[03:37] <m0dY> any idea where in life could i get the pkg that contains "mips_fp_le-gcc" ?
[03:38] <Davy_Jones> how can i lower the volume of xmms and make the volume of a video game i'm playing louder.. changing one automatically affects the other
[03:38] <slavik> m0dY: what are you compiling
[03:38] <slavik> Davy_Jones: you are probably changing the master volume ...
[03:38] <m0dY> slavik: a wag354g router linux source
[03:38] <m0dY> make[1] : mips_fp_le-gcc: Command not found
[03:39] <MukiEX> slavik : I'm looking at a reinstall 'cause 1. my home directory's on another partition and is in no danger and 2. it'll take less time and figuring this out >_<
[03:39] <slavik> m0dY: dunno, sorry ...
[03:39] <TheTank> can anybody help with java?
[03:39] <Davy_Jones> slavik: changing the xmms volume shouldn't play with the master volume.. i think it's a software mixing issue
[03:39] <slavik> MukiEX: but if you figure it out, you will learn something
[03:39] <m0dY> only 3 results on google and 2 only related
[03:39] <slavik> Davy_Jones: could be
[03:39] <Davy_Jones> !ask|TheTank
[03:39] <ubotu> TheTank: Don't ask to ask a question. Just ask your question :)
[03:39] <slavik> m0dY: is there a user group or something?
[03:39] <MukiEX> slavik : I might, but how often do you really change video cards?
[03:39] <Davy_Jones> TheTank: did you try #java?
[03:39] <pawan> how much should i allocate
[03:39] <m0dY> slavik: what user group ?
[03:40] <TheTank> i can't get on #java
[03:40] <slavik> MukiEX: almost never? hence might learn something unless it is critical to get it working yesterday
[03:40] <metaxyy_fw> slavik: Well, however it works internally, most of the servers I've ever set up work both on localhost and with external connections with no explicit binding at all.  Even if it automatically forks, that's OK with me, I just mean being able to start it once and let it do that stuff by itself.
[03:40] <slavik> m0dY: of people who have done this, maybe it's something that you have to compile, too
[03:40] <metaxyy_fw> But again, that was meant for the Rails channel, I wouldn't expect this crowd to know the behavior of an annoying Ruby library
[03:40] <slavik> although it seems like something needs to be crosscompiled
[03:40] <clusty> i am having a small problem: when I put computer in standby my sound card seems to get messed up: nothing plays anymore, but also does not complain
[03:40] <TheTank> it's the plug-in and JVM
[03:41] <slavik> metaxyy_fw: that is my guess from unix/linux knowledge ...
[03:41] <LousivilleLIP> Just for the record, I'm a noob, but I know a million times more than I did 2 weeks ago just because I've F'd everything up, but figured out how to fix it
[03:41] <Mehdi> hi all
[03:41] <clusty> any idea what sort of demon thing can I restart?
[03:41] <pawan> should i resize that 19 gb fat32 partition
[03:41] <m0dY> slavik: no idea
[03:41] <slavik> pawan: as a system partition (for /), 19g is enough
[03:41] <m0dY> will dig my way, thought anyone here could help but its ok :)
[03:41] <slavik> m0dY: the configure script gives you that problem?
[03:42] <metaxyy_fw> slavik: Thanks for that, though, it was somewhat enlightening to know there's (generally) something of a one-to-one nature of the process/socket binding relationship
[03:42] <pawan> then i should format the whole 19 gb partition
[03:42] <Davy_Jones> you have to resize the FAT and make it SLIM
[03:42] <Bob_Dole> System Uptime: 1 week, 23 hours, 8 minutes.
[03:42] <LousivilleLIP> Bob_Dole: how do you find that?
[03:43] <[UPG] Pritchard> Phew.
[03:43] <Bob_Dole> Well, I'm on windows atm.and I DL'd a program to view it :x
[03:43] <[UPG] Pritchard> Thanks to the great help from you guys I managed to fix my Ubuntu and am now using feisty :D
[03:43] <slavik> metaxyy_fw: that's just how apache used to do things, apache2 uses threading and forking, basically, it's wait(), fork(), accept(), handle(), die() (the newly forked process is waiting for connection)
[03:43] <[UPG] Pritchard> Thanks again!, Pritchard
[03:43] <Bob_Dole> Lots of programs can view it on any OS.. on linux I think it's......I forget, It's a standard terminal thing @.x
[03:44] <slavik> uptime?
[03:44] <Bob_Dole> Probably
[03:44] <chapium> what is the linux equivalent of "ipconfig /renew"
[03:44] <pawan> how to create the root and swap partition
[03:44] <Bob_Dole> Ifconfig /renew?   I dunno xD
[03:44] <kazol> How good are Dell notebooks?
[03:44] <Nolroz> pawan use Gparted
[03:44] <slavik> chapium: ifconfig interface down, ifconfig interface up, dhclient interface
[03:44] <kitche> chapium: dhcpcd <ifname>
[03:44] <slavik> or just dhclient interface
[03:44] <taxman> pawan: more specifically, what do you mean? are you using the install cd?
[03:45] <lostMyMarbles> Is the AMD Sempron 2600 mobile a 64 bit processor?
[03:45] <LousivilleLIP> kazol: loaded question
[03:45] <pawan> no i am in windows xp
[03:45] <metaxyy_fw> Last time I had to do that was on the ancient Debian box that I just replaced with Ubuntu, and on that it was "pump"
[03:45] <LousivilleLIP> FYI, it is uptime
[03:45] <Bob_Dole> Dell makes decent laptops
[03:45] <slavik> lostMyMarbles: don't think so, do cat /proc/cpuinfo and see if you find "lm" in the flags
[03:45] <pawan> and i am formatting the 19 gb fat32 partiton using paragon partition mamager
[03:45] <aschwo> anyone running Gutsy and can give me some help installing the nvidia drivers?
[03:45] <kazol> LousivilleLIP: What do you mean?
[03:45] <dereksong> hi, anybody can tell me that if i want to create a IRC with a user management system, what soft i need?
[03:45] <chapium> slavik, kitche thx
[03:45] <Bob_Dole> And they are damn good service as long as you are in warantee
[03:46] <LousivilleLIP> kazol: varies greatly depending on which Dell
[03:46] <lostMyMarbles> yes I do
[03:46] <lostMyMarbles> fpu vme de pse tsc msr pae mce cx8 apic sep mtrr pge mca cmov pat pse36 clflush mmx fxsr sse sse2 syscall nx mmxext fxsr_opt 3dnowext 3dnow up lahf_lm ts fid vid ttp
[03:46] <bullgard4> What is meant by 'Lindent' as in /usr/src/linux-source-2.6.20/scripts/Lindent?
[03:46] <LousivilleLIP> kazol: generally, yes, but that doesn't mean all
[03:46] <kazol> LousivilleLIP: Dell Inspiron 1521 notebook.
[03:46] <Nolroz> huh, Ive never heard of paragon
[03:46] <Etra> Hello, if anyone is around who is experienced with xine/gstreamer could please look at this topic I would greatly appreciate it: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=3069709
[03:46] <Bob_Dole> My grandma's laptop broke a day after warantee and wanted to charge 800 dollars for the backlight to fix it!
[03:46] <Nolroz> Gparted comes on the system recovery CD and has its own live edition
[03:46] <lostMyMarbles> What do you think slavik?
[03:46] <LousivilleLIP> kazol: check the dell forum at ubuntuforums.org
[03:47] <[UPG] Pritchard> Where can I find a list of top quality software for Ubuntu?  Fresh install and I am lost :-)
[03:47] <slavik> lostMyMarbles: cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep lm, if you get nothing, no 64bit (I have a sempron 3k, no lm)
[03:47] <Bob_Dole> 1day.. for what seems like should be a 25 dollar part :/
[03:47] <Nolroz> its quite easy to use and I had no problem jumping in noob style and getting it up to go
[03:47] <pawan> but  when i am using the gparted version it is saying there should be root
[03:47] <slavik> [UPG] Pritchard: software that does what?
[03:47] <pawan> and it should be mounted
[03:47] <Davy_Jones> gparted and qtparted ALWAYS don't work for me.. i use fdisk
[03:48] <lostMyMarbles> lahf_lm
[03:48] <[UPG] Pritchard> Plays music, games, edits images, movies, neat enhancements...   Did you ahve a question?
[03:49] <[UPG] Pritchard> @slavik:  Thanks.  Was looking for specific recommendations, however.
[03:49] <echosystm> my soundcard wont work at 48,000hz
[03:49] <[UPG] Pritchard> I'll ask around when something comes to might, however.
[03:49] <Nolroz> try and build a program with the whole world for free and no one feels like working on infastructure and design
[03:49] <wckdkl0wn> i wonder if there is a program that will go to a website u tell it to and keep refreshing until a new link shows up on the page and then alerts u... anyone heard of anything like this for linux?
[03:50] <slavik> [UPG] Pritchard: for what exactly?
[03:50] <echosystm> sorry, it wont work at 44,100hz
[03:50] <Davy_Jones> echosystm: it must be a shit card
[03:50] <makky> I installed a .sh (shell) file, and now need to 'Uninstall' it, how would I go about doing so?
[03:50] <echosystm> no, it is an m-audio audiophile 4/96
[03:50] <preaction> !ohmy | echosystm, Davy_Jones
[03:50] <slavik> [UPG] Pritchard: search google, I remember there being a list of windows alt apps on linux ...
 my soundcard wont work at 48,000hz <-- neither do your ears ;)
[03:50] <ubotu> echosystm, Davy_Jones: Please watch your language and keep this channel family friendly.
[03:50] <LousivilleLIP> I'm pretty sure wikipedia has an alt list too
[03:50] <slavik> makky: describe what you mean by "install"
[03:50] <echosystm> sample rate, not signal frequency
[03:50] <echosystm> ?
[03:50] <makky> um, it was crossover. and it is is /home/cxoffice
[03:51] <slavik> alienjeff: our ears do work at 22khz, but the 48khz figure is sample rate, not frequency :)
[03:51] <Davy_Jones> install like when you install an audio system to your car
[03:51] <[UPG] Pritchard> Will do.  Anyone have the Birth of Ubuntu desktop background?  I'm having trouble finding it on google.
[03:51] <alienjeff> echosystm:  I realize that. Just trying to inject a bit of humor.
[03:51] <alienjeff> Sheesh.
[03:51] <lostMyMarbles> I still cant tell
[03:51] <cdemwell> It's not funny if it makes no sense :)
[03:51] <bullgard4> Bob_D
[03:51] <preaction> makky, again, .sh (shell) files are run, not installed. you cannot "uninstall" them. you'd have to manually remove all the files it added.
[03:51] <LousivilleLIP> UPG check gnome-look.org
[03:51] <makky> slavik- oh ok
[03:51] <alienjeff> cdemwell: Get to a doctor FAST
[03:51] <cdemwell> alienjeff: I'm feeling quite well, thanks
 alienjeff: our ears do work at 22khz  <---- That's a bit of a stretch
[03:52] <cdemwell> echosystm: Drivers are one of the weak points of many linux systems, but your problem might not require that much fiddling
[03:52] <slavik> alienjeff: "our" I mean human
[03:52] <[UPG] Pritchard> Thanks. ^.^:;
[03:52] <slavik> infants are proof :)
[03:53] <rdz> hi all. is there some way to control the cpu fan under ubuntu? i am on an asus w1000 machine
[03:53] <cdemwell> echosystm: can you be specific about exactly how you're trying to configure it?
[03:53] <Davy_Jones> cdemwell: judging from experience, linux has more hardware support than any other operating system
[03:53] <chapium> can you trigger a script to run upon resuming from sleep or hibernation?
[03:53] <alienjeff> slavik:  You can torture infants with 22KHz if you like. I prefer not ot
[03:53] <slavik> rdz: don't know, I would guess not, but there probably is something
[03:53] <echosystm> spdif from linux box to windows box
[03:53] <echosystm> both rate locked at 44,100hz
[03:53] <cdemwell> Davy_Jones: Many manufacturers don't release decent drivers for Linux
[03:53] <echosystm> i get nothing but static
[03:53] <Davy_Jones> cdemwell: linux runs on ipod, xbox, ps3, a car navigation system, a washing machine
[03:53] <slavik> alienjeff: infants like higher frequency sound, that's why they like their mothers ...
[03:54] <Nolroz> Has anybody here had luck installing Ubuntu 7.04 on an Optiplex 320?
[03:54] <echosystm> as soon as i change it to 48,000hz
[03:54] <Davy_Jones> cdemwell: try to run windows on those
[03:54] <echosystm> it works fine
[03:54] <slavik> Davy_Jones: and my brain ... don't forget
[03:54] <makky> preaction- i got VMware workstation and installed it (it was a .exe) and now i need help using it to run Photoshop CS3
[03:54] <cdemwell> Davy_Jones: You are really not being helpful here.
[03:54] <makky> preaction- think you can help?
[03:54] <roughneck> slavik: what should i do now????
[03:54] <rdz> slavik, the speed of the fan changes according to the cpu load.. so there is some kind of automatic controll... but i don't know which program/module does it
[03:54] <slavik> Davy_Jones: what would windows crashing on a washing machine look like?
[03:54] <Davy_Jones> cdemwell: i'm not trying to be helpful
[03:54] <cdemwell> echosystm: ah, SPDIF...
[03:54] <rdz> slavik, how can i find that out?
[03:54] <cdemwell> indeed
[03:54] <slavik> rdz: it could be a circuit ont he board, and I dunno to be honest
[03:54] <roughneck> slavik: what should i do now????
[03:54] <bullgard4> rdz: Yes there is. Google using the catchwords ACPI, fan, speed.
[03:55] <Davy_Jones> slavik: the washing machine wouldn't run and wouldn't open so you can see what the problem is.. it hangs.. so you're stuck
[03:55] <gbutler288> hey all I'm new and wanting to learn.  What would be a good project to work on for a home ubuntu box
[03:55] <rdz> bullgard4, i am googling exactly these words.. but no result yet
[03:55] <rdz> bullgard4, did you manage to control it?
[03:55] <slavik> roughneck: do you understand what update does?
[03:55] <rdz> bullgard4, or why do you know, that it is possible with acpi?
[03:55] <cdemwell> echosystm: I haven't worked with SPDIF audio often, although I'd like to help I'm not sure I'll be able to
[03:55] <Davy_Jones> slavik: you need to press ctrl-alt-delete on the back to get it to reboot XD
[03:55] <bullgard4> rdz: Yes I did. It works fine with me.
[03:55] <cdemwell> When you change the rates, what interface do you use?
[03:56] <makky> I need help with VMware, I installed it (it was .exe) now how do i run/use it??
[03:56] <bullgard4> rdz: Because I have done so.
[03:56] <roughneck> slavik: nope
[03:56] <roughneck> slavik: is there a step by step procedure??
[03:56] <slavik> roughneck: have you read the man page for apt?
[03:56] <wiredjazz> hey anyone around?
[03:56] <cdemwell> makky: If you ran an .exe chances are good you installed on Windows. This is a channel for Ubuntu Linux. Sorry we can't really help you with Windows issues.
[03:56] <roughneck> slavik: the advance pachage tool??
[03:56] <aschwo> Are the Nvidia GLX packages broken in Gutsy?
[03:56] <roughneck> slavik: the advance package tool??
[03:56] <pwnguin> aschwo: i dont think so
[03:56] <IndyGunFreak> wiredjazz: there's 1300 people around
[03:56] <slavik> roughneck: yes
[03:56] <wiredjazz> thanks indy
[03:57] <wckdkl0wn> what kinda linux program could i use to go to a webpage and keep refreshing until a new link apears and then alert me of it?
[03:57] <roughneck> slavik: wat about that apt?
[03:57] <rdz> bullgard4, does it work like echo "speed somevalue" > /proc/acpi/...=?
[03:57] <Nolroz> yep, we are around
[03:57] <makky> cdemwell- i used Wine
[03:57] <slavik> roughneck: I am not a bot, so I can't see your messages at 1ms intervals and there are other people I am talking to
[03:57] <tenengines> Hey There - new to linux - downloaded the Firstclass email client and followed the install instructions here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FirstClass  .
[03:57] <Davy_Jones> cdemwell: just for your information.. "Drivers are one of the weak points of many linux systems" is far different from "Many manufacturers don't release decent drivers for Linux"
[03:57] <rdz> bullgard4, can you tell me  a bit more about how to do it=
[03:57] <rdz> ?
[03:57] <cdemwell> makky: Try using the vmware linux installer instead
[03:57] <slavik> roughneck: did you read the part about options and what they do?
[03:57] <rdz> i am searching for hours without any usefull result
[03:57] <makky> cdemwell- ok.
[03:57] <tenengines> The install seemed to go fine, but I can't find the app anywhere to open it.
[03:57] <pwnguin> wckdkl0wn: if the site supports it, there's rss
[03:57] <IndyGunFreak> makky: why did you use wine for vmware?
[03:57] <slavik> rdz: man acpi is a start
[03:58] <wiredjazz> I installed Ubuntu on my laptop, and installed the nVidia driver it recommended, then on rebooting the display is messed up. i'm on the live cd now, anyway to fix it?
[03:58] <wckdkl0wn> pwnguin, what is rss?
[03:58] <rdz> bullgard4, anyway, it is good to hear, that it is possible
[03:58] <roughneck> slavik: ok.. thnx a lot.. im just going to read it first.. then im going to consult you back.. thnx!
[03:58] <slavik> wine running vmware?
[03:58] <rdz> slavik, ok thank you
[03:58] <aschwo> Anyone happen to know what's going on with the Nvidia GLX drivers on Gutsy?
[03:58] <makky> IndyGunFreak- it was a .exe :S
[03:58] <IndyGunFreak> makky: lol.., i see, well, its in the repos, no need to use wine..
[03:58] <Etra> makky: There is a Linux version of VMware also available.
[03:58] <cdemwell> tenengines: try running /usr/bin/fcc from a terminal
[03:58] <pwnguin> wckdkl0wn: it's a tool to publish on the web. "really simple syndication". apps like liferea subscribe to rss feeds, and can notify you when a new entry appears
[03:59] <proqesi> I added a few consoles to my /etc/inittab file, and I keep getting the error: "INIT: Id "s3" respawning too fast: disabled for 5 minutes." How do I make this error message go away (it's printed in my term every 5 mins)
[03:59] <rdz> slavik, in what way do you think could 'man acpi' help?
[03:59] <cdemwell> oops
[03:59] <makky> Etra, IndyGunFreak- I am trying to use VMware to run Photoshop CS3, can either of you help?
[03:59] <rdz> it is not a very detailed man page
[03:59] <bullgard4> rdz: This is one possibility. But not the safest. -- I could tell you more but the matter is delicate because you may destroy your computer if done wrongly. Iwould advise you first to read a bit about ACPI basics.
[03:59] <slavik> rdz: maybe give some options or something ...
[03:59] <wckdkl0wn> pwnguin, reason for me needing this is i do ad clicks but links arent always availible on the site.. so i want a program that will refresh it until one does apear and then alert me so i can go click it
[03:59] <cdemwell> there's a gui too it seems
[03:59] <pwnguin> wckdkl0wn: that good sir, is likely to be against ToS
[03:59] <IndyGunFreak> makky: if you use vmware, it should be easy.., install XP(or whatever WIndows OS you want), inside vmware, the install PS inside that.
[03:59] <cdemwell> makky: hope you have lots of RAM
[03:59] <rdz> slavik, it seems not to be the rigth tool. acpi just shows some information about the computers
[04:00] <slavik> hmm
[04:00] <tenengines> cdemwell:  no directory found.  I used the terminal install when I installed it.
[04:00] <makky> cdemwell- i have 1.5GB of ram (is that good enough)?
[04:00] <orbisvicis> !info snort
[04:00] <ubotu> snort: Flexible Network Intrusion Detection System. In component universe, is optional. Version 2.3.3-9 (feisty), package size 341 kB, installed size 824 kB
[04:00] <slavik> rdz: try the other suggestion
[04:00] <wckdkl0wn> pwnguin, thats how i get the links as it is.. go to page and refresh to see the links they posted
[04:00] <Etra> makky: You can install vmware-player through apt. You would then need to make a Windows virtual machine using qemu, or an online generator - and through that you would install Photoshop. And yes, that much RAM should be sufficient.
[04:00] <IndyGunFreak> makky: have you considered purchasing crossover office?(if you absolutely must have photoshop)
[04:00] <cdemwell> makky: I dunno, let us know :)
[04:00] <rdz> sladen, acpi doesn't provide something more, than what i can gather from /proc
[04:00] <slavik> vmware server is free
[04:00] <rdz> bullgard4, please tell me anyway
[04:00] <cdemwell> tenengines: I think they missed a step
[04:00] <makky> IndyGunFreak- What will it allow me to install PS 7 or CS2 or CS3?
[04:01] <tenengines> Ok
[04:01] <rdz> bullgard4, i am already monitoring the cpu temperature...i don't think it is dangerous for me
[04:01] <cdemwell> tenengines: find the .deb that you downloaded and sudo dpkg -i fcc-8.315-2-Linux-i686.deb
[04:01] <pwnguin> wckdkl0wn: so you click on ads. do you actually buy things, or just click and ignore?
[04:01] <IndyGunFreak> makky: you'd have to look at their site, i'm not sure off the top of my head.. http://www.codeweavers.com
[04:01] <rdz> bullgard4, so please tell me anyway how to do it
[04:01] <makky> Etra- thanks, i'll try that... if Crossover Office does not suit my needs
[04:01] <wckdkl0wn> pwnguin, click and wait 30 seconds for it to count towards my earnings and then close the window
[04:01] <Etra> makky: As far as I know it does support PS7 (Crossover Office).
[04:01] <rdz> bullgard4, what manufacturer are you on? i mean your computer?
[04:01] <Etra> Not sure about the CS family.
[04:02] <cdemwell> makky: VMware is a virtual machine; you can run windows or Linux on it, and then run apps on the OS just as if it were a separate computer running "inside" your guest OS
[04:02] <makky> Etra- Ok, thanks, I used to use PS7 (I should still have the CD for it)
[04:02] <cdemwell> makky: so you can install windows on the VM then install anything you want on that windows install
[04:02] <slavik> why not try crossover office?
[04:02] <slavik> and support the people supporting winehq?
[04:02] <IndyGunFreak> cdemwell: well, *anything* might be an exaggeration, but pretty close to anything
[04:02] <makky> cdemwell- oh ok, I kind of want to do that, but I'm not 100% sure now :P
[04:02] <roughneck> slavik: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop is not working???
[04:02] <roughneck> slavik: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop is not working
[04:02] <cdemwell> IndyGunFreak: note the "just as if" part :)
[04:02] <gbutler288> we have 48 servers running on two vmware servers we love vmware
[04:03] <Davy_Jones> wanna see something funny? read the first paragraph > http://uncyclopedia.org/wiki/Blender
[04:03] <slavik> roughneck: what error do you get?
[04:03] <IndyGunFreak> slavik: well, if he wants to use something free, crossover office is out of the question, but if you have to have it, its worth it.\
[04:03] <IndyGunFreak> cdemwell: :)
[04:03] <cdemwell> slavik: I've had terrible results with crossover running... MS Office, which it claims to support
[04:03] <cdemwell> it has never ever worked out for me
[04:03] <slavik> IndyGunFreak: yeah, but transfering files between vmware and native is not so simple
[04:03] <pwnguin> wckdkl0wn: it still sounds like click fraud, but you could probably cobble something together out of libnotify, wget and bash
[04:03] <roughneck> slavik: could not get lock /var/lib/apt/lists/lock - open (11 resources temporaily unavailable)
[04:04] <IndyGunFreak> slavik: you'll get no argument from me.. ia gree with you,
[04:04] <rdz> bullgard4, are you stilll around?
[04:04] <slavik> cdemwell: have you followed any guides they might have and/or submit bug reports and such?
[04:04] <tenengines> cdemwell:  thanks - found it and now installing.  Since you are on a roll, I just installed ubuntu 7.04.  Why would it say that I'm not the owner of my own disk and partitions?
[04:04] <roughneck> slavik: Unable to lcok the list directory
[04:04] <slavik> roughneck: do you have aptitude running somewhere?
[04:04] <cdemwell> slavik: Nope, I have a job to do so I got on with it and looked for another solution
[04:04] <wckdkl0wn> pwnguin, yea someone else told me about wget but i dunno how to use it
[04:04] <slavik> cdemwell: that is somewhat of a different story :)
[04:05] <cdemwell> slavik: unfortunately they say it's turnkey and yes, I followed any instructions they provided
[04:05] <roughneck> slavik: how can i determine if i have aptitude running??
[04:05] <slavik> roughneck: do "ps ax | grep apt" and pastebin any output you get
[04:05] <pwnguin> wckdkl0wn: it's pretty easy. bring up a terminal and type wget www.example.com
[04:05] <slavik> rather aux
[04:05] <pwnguin> etc
[04:05] <cdemwell> tenengines: Linux is a multi-user system, and does not make you a superuser by default - that means that your user doesn't have permission to modify some files. This is a GOOD thing, because it means that the system is protected from software acting on your behalf
[04:05] <slavik> wckdkl0wn: man wget :)
[04:05] <echosystm> linux is a lesson in how to eat sh*t and die basically
[04:06] <echosystm> but im still using it
[04:06] <pwnguin> wckdkl0wn: it downloads the html and saves it in your home directory
[04:06] <echosystm> im insane
[04:06] <pwnguin> !ohmy
[04:06] <ubotu> Please watch your language and keep this channel family friendly.
[04:06] <slavik> echosystm: you are welcome to go back where you came from :)
[04:06] <echosystm> i censored myself
[04:06] <roughneck> slavik: how to pastebin??
[04:06] <IndyGunFreak> EchoBinary: what makes you say that?
[04:06] <echosystm> :D
[04:06] <tenengines> But I can't even rename a partition of my disk?
[04:06] <slavik> !pastebin | roughneck
[04:06] <ubotu> roughneck: pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[04:06] <wckdkl0wn> pwnguin, ok so how would that help me with what i need?
[04:06] <slavik> tenengines: to what?
[04:06] <IndyGunFreak> oops, echosystm why do you say that?
[04:06] <cdemwell> tenengines: When it talks about "ownership", your interface is telling you that your user does not own the files. Under the UNIX file security model each file has an owner and a group-owner, and then read, write, and execute permissions can be given to the owner, the group, or "other", meaning everyone
[04:07] <wckdkl0wn> pwnguin, i dont wanna download the page just keep checking it for new links lol
[04:07] <echosystm> it takes so much effort to even get the smallest things working
[04:07] <slavik> tenengines: man sudo in a terminal :)
[04:07] <echosystm> thats if they will ever work
[04:07] <pwnguin> wckdkl0wn: you use wget to pull the website, then compare it against the old version with diff
[04:07] <slavik> echosystm: rather than having something you have no control over :)
[04:07] <cdemwell> tenengines: many users can be in any particular group, and of course "other" means any user at all
[04:07] <IndyGunFreak> echosystm: if you mean by "lot of effort", doing a google search, and reading an FAQ, then i guess Linux isn't for you, Ubuntu is as easy as it gets.
[04:07] <pwnguin> IndyGunFreak: theres no reason ubuntu can't be better though
[04:07] <makky> I have decided to download VMware, I heard that I can use the demo to install Windows then the remote to keep using it?
[04:08] <cdemwell> tenengines: one gotcha you might look out for is that directories (which means folders) require "execute" permission to be opened (with the cd command or by double-clicking)
[04:08] <rdz> bullgard4, still around?
[04:08] <tenengines> Slavik: so through the terminal I could rename a drive? But not by going into properties, etc?
[04:08] <IndyGunFreak> pwnguin: any OS can be better.., ther's always something that someone will want, that the OS will nto do.
[04:08] <cdemwell> tenengines: does that answer your question?
[04:08] <pker> quit
[04:08] <ShackJack> Anything is a "lot of effort" if you dont know what you're doing - course there's always room for improvement :)
[04:08] <darfoo> Hey guys
[04:08] <IndyGunFreak> pwnguin: but one could also argue, "You could learn to use the package manager like most people, and you'd have no trouble"
[04:08] <aleka1> Does upgrading to Fesity remove apache?
[04:08] <pwnguin> IndyGunFreak: and open source let's em do it ;)
[04:08] <roughneck> slavik: how to do pastebin??
[04:08] <slavik> tenengines: what do you mean by renaming???
[04:08] <cdemwell> aleka1: didn't for me
[04:08] <darfoo> Anyone have any luck getting a Dell Bluetooth 350 adaptor working?
[04:08] <wckdkl0wn> pwnguin, its a .php
[04:08] <ShackJack> aleka1: Nope...
[04:08] <slavik> !pastebin | roughneck
[04:08] <ubotu> roughneck: pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[04:08] <echosystm> logically i should just stick with windows but i feel linux is something i should learn
[04:08] <pwnguin> wckdkl0wn: and?
[04:08] <LousivilleLIP> echosystm: linux isn't for everyone
[04:09] <slavik> roughneck: please pay attention when someone uses your nick
[04:09] <wckdkl0wn> pwnguin, i dont know i am confused thats all
[04:09] <IndyGunFreak> echosystm: well, then stick with windows, nobody's twisting your arm
[04:09] <aleka1> nothing on localhost, tried /etc/init.d/apache2 start/stop/restrat   nothing
[04:09] <rdz> bullgard4, please don't bait me with some partial info in order to disappear afterwards...
[04:09] <danglybits> anyone here running feisty and nxserver 3?
[04:09] <cdemwell> echosystm: There's a lot of gotchas, but the difference is you aren't dependent on someone else guessing about what you want - you can do it yourself
[04:09] <pwnguin> wckdkl0wn: .php just means apache reads a .php script locally and sends you the HTML results
[04:09] <echosystm> i'm twisting my own arm
[04:09] <echosystm> haha
[04:09] <darfoo> Hrm
[04:09] <darfoo> Anyone?
[04:09] <darfoo> ?:)
[04:09] <slavik> pwnguin: not exactly (but fairly accurate)
[04:09] <cdemwell> danglybits: have you ever had NX working on any debian or ubuntu system?
[04:09] <IndyGunFreak> echosystm: so what are you trying to do that doesn't work like you think it should?
[04:10] <LousivilleLIP> !ask | darfoo
[04:10] <danglybits> cdemwell:yep
[04:10] <cdemwell> darfoo: never seen one, sorry
[04:10] <skhobotu> does anyone know how to connect a samsung digital camera to ubuntu 7.04?
[04:10] <IndyGunFreak> LousivilleLIP: he did.
[04:10] <echosystm> alsa wont run at anything other than 48,000hz sample rate
[04:10] <ubotu> darfoo: Don't ask to ask a question. Just ask your question :)
[04:10] <slavik> IndyGunFreak: sound card problems, prolly with something linux people have to reverse engineer
[04:10] <slavik> as always
[04:10] <cdemwell> danglybits: Is it worth the trouble?
[04:10] <doyley> hey guys
[04:10] <echosystm> which means i cant connect my computer into my music pc via spdif
[04:10] <darfoo> Oh!
[04:10] <darfoo> hehe
[04:10] <cdemwell> I guess yes, since you're doing it again :)
[04:10] <aleka1> ShackJack: have the commands changed to start and stop the server then? Maybe it is not run as an init.d service anymore in feisty?
[04:10] <IndyGunFreak> slavik: i assume you've tried google?
[04:10] <rdz> EchoBinary, same problem hear
[04:10] <rdz> but this is alsa's fault
[04:10] <darfoo> Trying to get a Dell 350 Bluetooth adaptor working under 7.04
[04:10] <slavik> IndyGunFreak: I was describing echosystm's problem :)
[04:11] <IndyGunFreak> !bluetooth | darfoo
[04:11] <ubotu> darfoo: For instructions on how to set up bluetooth, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BluetoothSetup
[04:11] <rdz> i meant: echosystm , same problem here
[04:11] <bob> hi
[04:11] <danglybits> cdemwell: allows me to have full control over home server while at work
[04:11] <doyley> ubuntu doesnt want to pick up any ports that i opened . got a static ip and everything . also reset router and tryed again ..any ideas???
[04:11] <ShackJack> skhobotu: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DigitalCameraHowTo :)
[04:11] <IndyGunFreak> slavik: lol, oh
[04:11] <makky> I have decided to download VMware, I heard that I can use the demo to install Windows then the remote to keep using it. Is that true?
[04:11] <echosystm> what card do you have rdz ?
[04:11] <IndyGunFreak> echosystm: what type of sound device do you have?
[04:11] <cdemwell> danglybits: I do remote admin all the time, but if I need X I've used vnc4server (very rare)
[04:11] <skhobotu> cheers, shack jack. I'll give it a try!
[04:11] <echosystm> m-audio audiophile 24/96
[04:11] <slavik> makky: vmware server is free, version 1.0.3
[04:11] <proqesi> !inittab
[04:11] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about inittab - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[04:11] <rdz> echosystm,  Intel Corporation 82801DBM (ICH4-M)
[04:12] <echosystm> if i set the rate to anything but 48, the sound goes screwy... pops, clicks, slow downs and speed ups
[04:12] <roughneck> slavik: iam reformating my server hehehehhe...
[04:12] <proqesi> does anyone have a link on adding consoles to /etc/inittab?
[04:12] <aleka1> cdemwell: have the commands changed to start and stop the server then? Maybe it is not run as an init.d service anymore in feisty?
[04:12] <danglybits> cdemwell: used freenx 2 without problems no want to upgrade to 3
[04:12] <younghacker> how do i assign a static address to eth0?
[04:12] <tenengines> Slavik:  instead of a partition being called DRV2_VOL1, something like MEDIA.  and cdemwell: sorry not sure where to find the "execute" permission - I am a newbie.  But when I did try to change permissions on a drive it said I couldn't.
[04:12] <IndyGunFreak> echosystm: hmm, sorry can't help you with that,
[04:12] <Etra> Anybody proficient in xine mind taking a look at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=3069709 please :)?
[04:12] <cdemwell> aleka1: /etc/init.d/apache start or /etc/init.d/apache2 start
[04:12] <echosystm> volume control doesnt even work
[04:12] <echosystm> only through the alsa mixer
[04:12] <leetcharmer> can anyone help me with samba?
[04:12] <echosystm> :(
[04:12] <slavik> tenengines: is that a CD/DVD?
[04:13] <leetcharmer> I made a user: share
[04:13] <cdemwell> tenengines: you might need to use sudo to do it
[04:13] <shavex> i have an SD slot on my computer, and when i plug an SD card into it i cant see the files on it, how do i access it?
[04:13] <bob> firefox is runnig sow
[04:13] <orbisvicis> what si the command youre supposed to run when the package database breaks ... dpkgconfig ... something ?
[04:13] <ShackJack> echosystm: You can change volume control prefs as to what device it controls...
[04:13] <orbisvicis> *is
[04:13] <leetcharmer> and whenever it logs into the network share, this message pops up: Sorry, couldn't display all the contents of "media".
[04:13] <slavik> roughneck: why?
[04:13] <tenengines> Slavik:  no it's a 100gb partition.
[04:13] <leetcharmer> The folder contents could not be displayed.
[04:13] <cdemwell> tenengines: You ought to be able to change the name from the properties dialogue... I haven't done it that way ever, mind you :)
[04:13] <younghacker> on the line that has eth0 dhcp do i edit that and turn it to static?
[04:13] <echosystm> nah i meant in programs
[04:13] <echosystm> xfmedia wont work
[04:13] <cdemwell> danglybits: what's the problem?
[04:13] <rdz> bullgard4, are you around?
[04:13] <aleka1> cdemwell: I get no response from sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 start
[04:13] <Davy_Jones> shavex: do [sudo fdisk -l]  then [sudo mount /dev/yourSDdrive /media/somepoint]
[04:13] <darfoo> Sigh, the bluetooth docs aren't helping :(
[04:14] <slavik> tenengines: it got mounter automatically I think (is it listed in fstab?) if so, then it used the volume label, which I am not sure how to change
[04:14] <cdemwell> aleka1: ps ax | grep apache show anything?
[04:14] <skhobotu> no good. My camera doesn't even come up as a fremovable drive. It says it can't be mounted
[04:14] <aleka1> nope
[04:14] <roughneck> slavik: iam going to step by step...
[04:14] <tenengines> cdemwell:  yeah that's what I would think too, but it won't let me.  When you look at the owner in properties - it says "unknown"
[04:14] <aleka1> tried that already to see if it was already running
[04:14] <leetcharmer> any clues to fixing this issue with samba?
[04:14] <cdemwell> aleka1: aptitude search apache | grep ^i show anything? :)
[04:14] <slavik> cdemwell: if he's running apache2, it might be httd
[04:14] <slavik> httpd*
[04:14] <ShackJack> skhobotu: Some cameras you have to switch from camera mode to the other (?)
[04:14] <cdemwell> tenengines: hmmmm, what sort of drive is it?
[04:15] <ShackJack> skhobotu: And turn them on when connecting...
[04:15] <roughneck> slavik: after i install should i type the sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop?
[04:15] <slavik> roughneck: why do you need X on a server?
[04:15] <bob> firefox is runnig sow
[04:15] <IndyGunFreak> skhobotu: what type of camera?
[04:15] <aleka1> cdemwell: i   apache2-utils                   - utility programs for webservers
[04:15] <danglybits> cdemwell:Info: Established X server connection.
[04:15] <danglybits> Info: Using shared memory parameters 1/4096K.
[04:15] <danglybits> Error: Failure reading from the peer proxy.
[04:15] <danglybits> Error: Connection with remote peer broken.
[04:15] <danglybits> Error: Please check the state of your network and retry.
[04:15] <danglybits> Session: Session terminated at 'Mon Jul 23 20:05:28 2007'.
[04:15] <skhobotu> done that. My camera comes up with swithc to USB ode when i connect the cable, but my computer won't recognise it as a drive.
[04:15] <aleka1> i   apachetop                       - Realtime Apache monitoring tool
[04:15] <pi3> drag-and-dropping an image from one page to another in openoffice.org-2.2-writer crashes OO and X11 badly
[04:15] <cdemwell> tenengines: I see what you mean, it's probably because the name of the drive is the mount point of said drive
[04:15] <ShackJack> !pastebin | danglybits
[04:15] <ubotu> danglybits: pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[04:15] <skhobotu> Samsung Kenox Q1
[04:15] <danglybits> sorry
[04:15] <IndyGunFreak> no you're not.
[04:16] <SimonH> Hi there, I'm having trouble, I installed the latest JRE, it gave Netscape plugin files but no Firefox ones?
[04:16] <SimonH> And so Firefox has no java.
[04:16] <roughneck> slavik: i want to lear in linux client and server type....
[04:16] <roughneck> slavik: i want to learn in linux client and server type....
[04:16] <cdemwell> tenengines: I only know how to do this the "expert" way, as I  learned to do this stuff a long time ago
[04:16] <pi3> !java | SimonH
[04:16] <ubotu> SimonH: To install a Java compiler/interpreter on Ubuntu, look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java - For the Sun Java runtime install sun-java5-jre from the !Multiverse repository. Enable the backports repository on Edgy to install sun-java6-jre
[04:16] <cdemwell> tenengines: thus, someone else would be better to help you I think
[04:16] <shavex> Davy_Jones, i tried that and my sd card doesnt show up... its a slot on my toshiba laptop that its plugged into, and it works in windows... if that helps to know that
[04:16] <slavik> roughneck: ok, that's a diff story ... use the livecd :) it will install X by default :)
[04:16] <younghacker> any body know why i get this error message when i restart apache apache2: Could not reliably determine the server's fully qualified domain name, using <IP_ADDRESS> for ServerName
[04:16] <cdemwell> aleka1: looks like apache got uninstalled
[04:17] <slavik> younghacker: see the apache2 wiki page :)
[04:17] <bob>  firefox is runnig sow
[04:17] <skhobotu> I also tried to use my SD card, but ubuntu doesn't receive any support for SD cards.
[04:17] <cdemwell> danglybits: pastebin booboo aside, it looks like it's trying to find some proxy
[04:17] <tenengines> cdemwell - thanks for the help firstclass is now up and running at least.  good night.
[04:17] <kbrosnan> SimonH: netscape and firefox plugins are exactly the same
[04:17] <pwnguin> hibernate question: does a computer need much acpi support to successfully hibernate?
[04:17] <younghacker> do u have a link?
[04:17] <bob> I have  att
[04:17] <cdemwell> tenengines: good night and good luck
[04:17] <shavex> skhobotu, dang... well thanks for the info
[04:17] <slavik> younghacker: no, just search for apache2
[04:17] <younghacker> didn't even know you were in here whats up @ slavik
[04:17] <younghacker> k
[04:17] <zyb> ?
[04:17] <kbrosnan> bob: http://kb.mozillazine.org/Standard_diagnostic_-_Firefox
[04:17] <slavik> younghacker: not much
[04:18] <roughneck> slavik: after i install the install cd should i insert the livecd immediately???
[04:18] <bob> it will not goto http://www.mozilla.org/
[04:18] <younghacker> slavik: same here man
[04:18] <slavik> roughneck: just install from the livecd
[04:18] <SimonH> kbrosnan, so how would i load the netscape plugins to firefox then
[04:18] <shavex> slavik, how did you get a SD card to work in ubuntu?
[04:18] <slavik> roughneck: how long have you used computers for and how long has it been windows?
[04:18] <darfoo> So I followed the bluetooth setup HOWTO on the website, and my Dell 350 adaptor still isn't coming up.  Anyone have any other ideas?
[04:18] <slavik> shavex: well, I use a usb card reader ...
[04:18] <skhobotu> How does slavik use SD cards in ubuntu.the forums also say there is no support.
[04:18] <aleka1> cdemwell: yeah, it is strange. I have all the conf files in place, I did post about two weeks ago on the forums asking if the upgrade was going to remove apache, since I saw it listed in the softwares to be removed, 2 weeks and no answer, so I decided to upgrade and see what happens, If i re-install apache, can I copy and paste my current configs or would the new installation not over-write my existing configs?
[04:18] <slavik> shavex: made by sandisk
[04:18] <roughneck> slavik: 4 years
[04:19] <bob> ???
[04:19] <shavex> slavik, ahhh and mine is onboard so there inlies the problem
[04:19] <tupa> where are the C and C++ manual pages??, I installed gcc-doc but there isn't a single C/C++ manual
[04:19] <pi3> is openoffice open source?
[04:19] <leetcharmer> can anyone assist me with samba please?
[04:19] <slavik> skhobotu: it's how I transfer pics from my camera to my computer ...
[04:19] <tupa> pi3 yes
[04:19] <cdemwell> aleka1: back up your configuration just to be sure, then go ahead and install
[04:19] <ShackJack> SimonH: You see this: http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Feisty#How_to_install_J2SE_Runtime_Environment_.28JRE.29_v6.0_with_Plug-in_for_Mozilla_Firefox
[04:19] <cdemwell> should work like a charm
[04:19] <pwnguin> skhobotu: sometimes they're attached via usb and look like normal usb drives
[04:19] <roughneck> slavik: maybe 4 or 5 years
[04:19] <slavik> shavex: I see, does lsusb turn up anything that might be a reader?
[04:19] <slavik> roughneck: figures
[04:19] <tupa> !ask | leetcharmer
[04:19] <ubotu> leetcharmer: Don't ask to ask a question. Just ask your question :)
[04:19] <skhobotu> I have a USB card reader which has Linux support ,but it won't read this card or connect via USB! &*)**&^
[04:20] <roughneck> slavik: iam trying linux now....
[04:20] <leetcharmer> tupa, I already asked, but no one replied
[04:20] <pwnguin> skhobotu: its possible the card is simply dead
[04:20] <vecina> Any way around the fact that these itune m4p files that i *paid* for wont play in linux? I kinda thought they were, like, mine, seeing as i spent money on them
[04:20] <roughneck> slavik: figures?
[04:20] <bob> I can to get netscape
[04:20] <leetcharmer> I can't access the folders of my shares with samba
[04:20] <shavex> slavik, whenever i do sudo fdisk -l it gives me all the disks that i recognize for my windows and linux partition, there are no other storage devices that it recognizes
[04:20] <IndyGunFreak> pwnguin: could i tbe the card is formatted in a format that linux can't read?
[04:20] <aleka1> yeah, I did back the stuff up before the upgrade, so I will copy that stuff once apache is reinstalled...One Q, if nano is running in the background [apache.conf open]  how do I bring it to the foreground and exit it, killall nano did not work
[04:20] <pwnguin> IndyGunFreak: unlikely
[04:20] <skhobotu> the card works fine in Windows, just not in Linux.
[04:20] <tupa> leetcharmer, what are both  operative systems?
[04:20] <pwnguin> IndyGunFreak: name a format
[04:21] <slavik> roughneck: windows has a way of killing braincells
[04:21] <leetcharmer> samba is hosting shares on ubuntu
[04:21] <neutralNeo> skhobotu: alright... connect the card reader, and then enter the command "sudo lsusb"
[04:21] <leetcharmer> windows 2000 is the one trying to login
[04:21] <IndyGunFreak> pwnguin: ok... i use my SD card through my camera, and it reads fine,
[04:21] <skhobotu> OK Neo..
[04:21] <slavik> roughneck: basically, boot from the livecd, and you will see an isntall icon on the desktop :)
[04:21] <leetcharmer> the share works fine for one account
[04:21] <bob> help
[04:21] <neutralNeo> skhobotu: I don't know if ubuntu comes with lsusb by default though...
[04:21] <leetcharmer> but the other, it doesn't access with permissions
[04:21] <IndyGunFreak> pwnguin: oh maybe *cant* read is improper, but can't read without appropriate hoop jumping, say NTFS
[04:21] <pwnguin> IndyGunFreak: your camera essentially exports a different interface
[04:21] <tupa> leetcharmer, can you see the linux directory in windows?
[04:21] <slavik> neutralNeo: it does I think
[04:21] <leetcharmer> I don't know how to give the same permissions to the other account
[04:21] <cdemwell> bob: that's why we're here, yes
[04:21] <vecina> I hate apple. encrypting files i bought that i could have more easily downloaded... no respect to the artists or the consumer as usual
[04:21] <leetcharmer> tupa, I can, but only if I log in with the one account it works with, none of the other accounts work
[04:21] <leetcharmer> and I don't know why
[04:21] <proqesi> vecina: nope, you can burn them to cd, but that's about it fwict
[04:21] <roughneck> slavik: should i install the installcd first?
[04:21] <Davy_Jones> i used a SD card reader once, it got recognize and i mounted the stuff and everything worked ok
[04:22] <IndyGunFreak> pwnguin: probably...
[04:22] <neutralNeo> vecina: well, at least they're trying these days...
[04:22] <slavik> roughneck: no ...
[04:22] <bob> but I am have a hard tiem reading
[04:22] <vecina> neutralNeo: I wouldnt call this mess trying
[04:22] <bob> the chat
[04:22] <slavik> roughneck: livecd also acts as the install cd :) does that make sense now?
[04:22] <IndyGunFreak> bob: whats so hard about it?
[04:22] <vecina> proqesi: Yeah, except under windows the burner wont work because my burners arent "recognized" by itunes
[04:22] <tupa> leetcharmer I had the same trouble over samba and windows, did you checked the smbpasswd manual already?
[04:22] <cdemwell> bob: moves fast in here, lots of people want to talk
[04:22] <neutralNeo> vecina: bittorrent was invented for a reason ;)
[04:22] <roughneck> slavik: really?
[04:22] <cdemwell> welcome to IRC, enjoy your stay
[04:22] <neutralNeo> valdyn: I mean, keep it legal ;0
[04:22] <proqesi> vecina: then you can try to encode them as ogg with high quality and hope forthe best
[04:22] <slavik> roughneck: no joke?
[04:23] <leetcharmer> tupa, what would I look for in there?
[04:23] <roughneck> slavik: hahahahhah
[04:23] <slavik> ogg > mp3 at same bitrate
[04:23] <aleka1> cdemwell: the upgrade also uninstalled php as well, luckily mysql is intatc.. off to ubuntuguide I go, thanks for your help sir :)_
[04:23] <pwnguin> if #ubuntu is too fast for you, maybe answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu can help...
[04:23] <bob> it gos to fats
[04:23] <roughneck> slavik: so install cd first???
[04:23] <vecina> yeah because nobody here downloads music, lol
[04:23] <slavik> roughneck: now you're trolling
[04:23] <roughneck> before livecd?
[04:23] <IndyGunFreak> vecina: lol, i know i sure don't.. ;)
[04:23] <tupa> leetcharmer, when I tried to log into linux directories in windows, windows asked me for a passwd, so I created a user in linux, and give it a samba password to use in windows
[04:23] <vecina> XD
[04:23] <bob> can you all Remote to my pc
[04:23] <leetcharmer> tupa, I did -a first for that user account
[04:23] <leetcharmer> and then -e
[04:23] <slavik> which also explains why your client doesn't respond to ctcp ...
[04:23] <neutralNeo> it's funny how it's totally illigal for linux users to download music...
[04:23] <IndyGunFreak> bob: what goes to fats?
[04:23] <tupa> leetcharmer and you do that with smbpasswd
[04:24] <bob> text
[04:24] <vecina> well yknow, i was really nice. I took out my wallet, i signed up, i bought music legally in itunes
[04:24] <proqesi> neutralNeo: mp3.com sells mp3's I think
[04:24] <leetcharmer> smbpasswd -a share
[04:24] <neutralNeo> vecina: and then they screw you over
[04:24] <leetcharmer> smbpasswd -e share
[04:24] <vecina> and the files are at a lower bitrate, they're encrypted, and they downt "accept" my cd burners
[04:24] <leetcharmer> that's what I did
[04:24] <vecina> exatcly
[04:24] <leetcharmer> so, it *should* work, methinks
[04:24] <leetcharmer> but, it doesn't
[04:24] <tupa> leetcharmer, you should specify username and password
[04:24] <neutralNeo> proqesi: they're semi-illigal... and I don't think they have all the top artists
[04:24] <skhobotu> I can see the drive in the computer window. It has a name: computer:///Myson%2520CS8819A2-108%2520%25200.drive
[04:24] <tupa> leetcharmer samba has its own passwords
[04:24] <bob>  can you all Remote to my pc?
[04:24] <skhobotu> But I can't open it
[04:25] <slavik> skhobotu: double click to mount it?
[04:25] <IndyGunFreak> bob: no offense, but thats not very bright, letting total strangers remote to your PC.
[04:25] <leetcharmer> tupa, when it asked for a password, I left it blank
[04:25] <slavik> bob: I'll do it :D, but I need sudo access
[04:25] <roughneck> slavik: if iam windows what should i install? the install or live cd?
[04:25] <leetcharmer> because I want anyone to have access to it through the share user
[04:25] <bob> ???
[04:25] <vecina> still, it could be fun for the one going in
[04:25] <ShackJack> bob: I'm in yer PCs - tweakin yer Ubuntooz...
[04:25] <leetcharmer> preferrably, what I want the most, is to not have to have a user at all
[04:25] <proqesi> neutralNeo: how are they illegal?  yeah, they do suck
[04:25] <leetcharmer> just login and bam, that's the network drive
[04:25] <vecina> it haz a flavour
[04:25] <leetcharmer> but, samba requires user
[04:26] <skhobotu> yes, double click. it says can't mount drive No_name
[04:26] <leetcharmer> so I made user: share
[04:26] <slavik> roughneck: please see google ...
[04:26] <slavik> /ignore roughneck
[04:26] <neutralNeo> proqesi: ohh, I was thinking of that russian mp3 thing.... it looks like mp3.com is indy stuff though
[04:26] <slavik> bah, no command :(
[04:26] <slavik> oh well
[04:26] <bob> so can fix firefox then
[04:26] <tupa> leetcharmer do this: sudo smbpasswd -a yourUser
[04:26] <roughneck> slavik: ok
[04:26] <skhobotu> Tried sudo lsusb and it shows up in the list presented.
[04:26] <neutralNeo> proqesi: which isn't really a bad thing... the main stream stuff is meh these days
[04:26] <tupa> leetcharmer, it will ask you for a new password for specified yourUser
[04:26] <shavex> would updating my hwinfo make a difference?
[04:26] <vecina> screw mainstream
[04:26] <skhobotu> Bus 003 Device 004: ID 04cf:8819 Myson Century, Inc.
[04:26] <skhobotu> Bus 003 Device 001: ID 0000:0000
[04:26] <skhobotu> Bus 002 Device 001: ID 0000:0000
[04:26] <skhobotu> Bus 001 Device 001: ID 0000:0000
[04:27] <vecina> unless its in japan
[04:27] <neutralNeo> skhobotu: okay... good so far...
[04:27] <leetcharmer> tupa, this is where I can leave blank for a blank password, right?
[04:27] <neutralNeo> skhobotu: try not to spam the channel ;)
[04:27] <slavik> !pastebin > skhobotu
[04:27] <vecina> woah
[04:27] <roughneck> slavik: how long youo've using linux?
[04:27] <tupa> leetcharmer, first try a non-blank password, and see if it works
[04:27] <bob> ???
[04:27] <neutralNeo> skhobotu: alright... is that myson thing your card reader for sure?
[04:27] <tupa> leetcharmer, and tell me what happened
[04:27] <skhobotu> no tspamming just showing my usb status.
[04:27] <slavik> roughneck: 2 years? (and I started without help)
[04:27] <IndyGunFreak> does anyone not know what paste is?... its like someone has a question,a nd the first thing they do, is copy/paste a 500 line output from terminal.
[04:27] <skhobotu> yes.
[04:27] <IndyGunFreak> skhobotu: then use pastebin
[04:28] <tupa> Quick Question: what package contains C/C++ manual pages???
[04:28] <roughneck> slavik: youre good....hahhaha
[04:28] <ShackJack> skhobotu: He means you should try not to paste multiple lines of output in the channel, but use pastebin instead...
[04:28] <IndyGunFreak> there's only 1100 people here, you do that, you flood the channel.
[04:28] <vecina> So theere's no way to decrypt *MY* m4p files at all? :P Id hate to think i was illegally pirating myself, yknow, but it would be nice....
[04:28] <SimonH> Another question
[04:28] <skhobotu> Sorry. where do i use pastebin
[04:28] <bob> no help yet
[04:28] <leetcharmer> tupa, doesn't work w/ password
[04:28] <neutralNeo> skhobotu: I guess it could  be the card... how are you trying to mount it?
[04:28] <IndyGunFreak> !pastebin | skhobotu
[04:28] <ubotu> skhobotu: pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[04:28] <ShackJack> !pastebin | skhobotu
[04:28] <savetheWorld> tupa: C/C++ manual pages? Wha...?
[04:28] <treth> So . . . dial-up.  wvlan segfaults and I need a different PPP backend, but I don't 100% knowh ow to do it.  Can anyone help me?
[04:28] <slavik> roughneck: it involves not following step by step guides blindly
[04:28] <SimonH> when using the repository commands it asks for a cdrom.  which one does it mean
[04:28] <skhobotu> cheers ubotu
[04:28] <neutralNeo> you guys, you've told him to use pastebin at least four times...
[04:28] <tupa> savetheWorld, debian has C/C++ manual pages -_-
[04:28] <bob> it will not goto  http://www.netscape.com/
[04:28] <IndyGunFreak> ubotu is a genius
[04:28] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about is a genius - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[04:28] <treth> aoeu
[04:28] <roughneck> slavik: how old are you when you start using linux?
[04:28] <leetcharmer> tupa, it'll connect, but it just won't let me open any folders inside
[04:29] <savetheWorld> tupa aint never seen em.
[04:29] <tupa> savetheWorld like printf, stdio.h and stuff
[04:29] <slavik> tupa: libstdc or whatever it is (installed as dependency by build-essential)
[04:29] <skhobotu> the card is inside the card reader. But i getthe same message when i try to mount the cmarea itself using USB
[04:29] <savetheWorld> tupa: Those are system calls, not C/C++ manual pages
[04:29] <tupa> leetcharmer, probably you don't have permissions for that folder(s)
[04:29] <Flare183> what am I supposed to do when alien says "Must run as root to convert to deb format (or you may use fakeroot)", and I haven't been using root to convert rpm files to deb files?
[04:29] <neutralNeo> skhobotu: FWIW, my card reader shows up in lsusb, but I know it's dead :(
[04:29] <slavik> Flare183: do as alien says ...
[04:29] <tupa> savetheWorld, so scanf, fscanf, fprintf functions that you use in C are system calls?
[04:30] <savetheWorld> tupa: Thoae are the regular man pages.  They should be installed whenever you install a package that has a man page.
[04:30] <ShackJack> Flare183: type "sudo command..."
[04:30] <slavik> tupa: yes they are ...
[04:30] <roughneck> slavik: linux is difficult for beginners like me hehehehe
[04:30] <savetheWorld> tupa: yes, System calls and library calls
[04:30] <skhobotu> This is a brand new card reader.Why does the camera not mount as USB?
[04:30] <bob> help
[04:30] <IndyGunFreak> roughneck: no its not.. you just have to be willing to read
[04:30] <neutralNeo> skhobotu: does the card reader show up in the GUI? somewhere in nautilis?
[04:30] <ShackJack> !offtopic | roughneck
[04:30] <ubotu> roughneck: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[04:30] <slavik> !ru
[04:30] <ubotu>    #ubuntu-ru       /  Pozhalujsta vojdite v #ubuntu-ru dlq pomoshchi na russkom qzyke
[04:31] <leetcharmer> tupa, how would I then gain permissions to the folder? I already did chmod -R 777
[04:31] <skhobotu> No, it is just refused on mounting and i have to close the dialog window. No fdetails are given
[04:31] <roughneck> slavik: i like to read linux...but
[04:31] <neutralNeo> hah! that's a neat bot
[04:31] <vecina> can it do japanese?
[04:31] <neutralNeo> skhobotu: okay... does it give a reason for refusing mounting?
[04:31] <vecina> !jp
[04:31] <ubotu>  #ubuntu-jp  #kubuntu-jp
[04:31] <vecina> yay
[04:31] <neutralNeo> :D
[04:31] <roughneck> slavik: i dont have my own pc...
[04:31] <IndyGunFreak> leetcharmer: you could gksudo nautilus, then navigate tot he folder, right click, properties, and change the permissions.
[04:31] <ShackJack> leetcharmer: need to do chown...
[04:31] <roughneck> cks]
[04:31] <roughneck> s
[04:31] <roughneck> df
[04:31] <roughneck> f
[04:31] <roughneck> f
[04:31] <roughneck> f
[04:31] <slavik> kobanwa gazai masu :)
[04:31] <roughneck> f
[04:31] <SimonH> So anyway I cant get java out of the repositories
[04:32] <tupa> ok, savetheWorld, thanks, my question was not clear, I searched library calls manual and installed manpages-dev, that was what I was looking for
[04:32] <skhobotu> nvalid mount option when attempting to mount the volume 'NO_NAME'.
[04:32] <IndyGunFreak> !java | SimonH
[04:32] <ubotu> SimonH: To install a Java compiler/interpreter on Ubuntu, look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java - For the Sun Java runtime install sun-java5-jre from the !Multiverse repository. Enable the backports repository on Edgy to install sun-java6-jre
[04:32] <vecina> lets see... nihongo no... something wa #ubuntu-jp matawa #kubuntu-jp o ... something shitekudasai?
[04:32] <savetheWorld> tupa: go for it!
[04:32] <neutralNeo> skhobotu: hmm... tricky...
[04:32] <ShackJack> SimonH: You trying to install plugin for firefox?
[04:32] <SimonH> it's asking me for a CD I dont have when doing the repository commands
[04:32] <calamari> hi
[04:32] <slavik> vecina: nanudeskuka 'shite' ?
[04:32] <tupa> leetcharmer, do you use nautilus?
[04:33] <neutralNeo> skhobotu: do you have any idea what the mount option in question is?
[04:33] <skhobotu> I am considerng doing a reinstall. Any ideas if this will change the situation? Do ineed to plug in the camera/card dreader at some stage?
[04:33] <leetcharmer> IndyGunFreak, what folder permissions do I change it to then?
[04:33] <Agenator> hello?
[04:33] <Agenator> yay
[04:33] <slavik> hmm, maybe nande is a word
[04:33] <neutralNeo> skhobotu: that won't help at all
[04:33] <leetcharmer> tupa, yes
[04:33] <tupa> leetcharmer, if you do, you do right click on the directory and Share directory (or share something, my system is in spanish)
[04:33] <bob> ???
[04:33] <IndyGunFreak> leetcharmer: whatever you want
[04:33] <skhobotu> No idea what the mount option is!
[04:33] <vecina> slavik: its a british curse word.(j/k). Shite is usually part of a verb in past tense right?
[04:33] <neutralNeo> skhobotu: I'm thinking you need to configure your /etc/fstab...
[04:33] <calamari> is there something like a minimal debian install that I can get using ubuntu instead?  i.e. no X, Gnome, KDE etc
[04:33] <slavik> vecina: no idea
[04:33] <skhobotu> What's that??
[04:33] <Agenator> any1 use beryl?
[04:33] <IndyGunFreak> thank goodness, he was getting annoying
[04:33] <neutralNeo> skhobotu: okay... do a "sudu gedit /etc/fstab"
[04:33] <slavik> !effects
[04:33] <ubotu> For help or discussion on Beryl or Compiz desktop effects, please go to #ubuntu-effects
[04:33] <SimonH> ANd yes, shackjack
[04:34] <IndyGunFreak> !bery
[04:34] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about bery - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[04:34] <vecina> slavik: or when you use it with kudasai, you're saying "please do this"
[04:34] <Agenator> #ubuntu-effects
[04:34] <tupa> leetcharmer, did you do the share stuff in the first place?
[04:34] <ShackJack> SimonH: You should just be able to go to page using Java and FF will prompt you to install plugin...
[04:34] <slavik> vecina: I know kudasai, as in "shin ne kudasai" :)
[04:34] <neutralNeo> skhobotu: don't be frightened by the syntax... it's not _that_ difficult
[04:34] <Agenator> how do u change channels?
[04:34] <SimonH> yes but it says it cant and i need to do manual install
[04:34] <leetcharmer> tupa, ya, that's why user: leetcharmer has worked from the beginning
[04:34] <ShackJack> Agenator: /join #channel
[04:34] <leetcharmer> but user: share won't access it :(
[04:34] <neutralNeo> skhobotu: got it?
[04:34] <aricz> Hi, anyone know how to activate 'CODEPAGE 437' support in virtual console ?
[04:35] <skhobotu> OK, got a whole lot of guff. now what?
[04:35] <vecina> slavik: ive never seen 'ne' before kudasai, whats that translate to?
[04:35] <slavik> "please die"
[04:35] <IndyGunFreak> leetcharmer: if you change the permissions of this folder that you want to access, to a group that has access to it, it will be fine
[04:35] <slavik> shin ne, supposedly tells to die
[04:35] <neutralNeo> skhobotu: see the file things on the left? see the column that has /dev/? look for any devices that have "sd" in their name. sd stands for serial device, and usb is serial...
[04:35] <vecina> slavik: haha... are you sure its not shinde?
[04:36] <slavik> vecina: could be, my japanese is non-existant
[04:36] <neutralNeo> skhobotu: do you see any sd devices?
[04:36] <sx66> how do you hide the in and out server logins on any irc server?
[04:36] <skhobotu> no
[04:36] <leetcharmer> IndyGunFreak, The group could not be changed.
[04:36] <leetcharmer> You do not have the permissions necessary to change the group of "media".
[04:36] <IndyGunFreak> sx66: depends on your client.
[04:36] <vecina> slavik: kudasai is preceeded by the "te" form of a verb (which can also be ~de ). Shinde kudasai means "please die"
[04:36] <leetcharmer> IndyGunFreak, and that's from within gksudo
[04:36] <sx66> IndyGunFreak, xchat
[04:36] <tupa> leetcharmer, mmmm, I already told you all that I did to set samba and use it with windows, sorry I couldn't be of more help
[04:36] <IndyGunFreak> leetcharmer: that doesn't make much sense... did you get prompted for your password?
[04:37] <vecina> *gets to practice his rusty japanese* ^_^
[04:37] <slavik> vecina: ty
[04:37] <IndyGunFreak> sx66: its in the options.
[04:37] <ShackJack> leetcharmer: sudo chown owner:group file
[04:37] <skhobotu> sda1
[04:37] <leetcharmer> IndyGunFreak, no
[04:37] <neutralNeo> skhobotu: actually... I might be making this too hard... I just looked online and there seems to be an easier way to do this...
[04:37] <sx66> IndyGunFreak, I see everyone that loggs in and out. you can disable that?
[04:37] <skhobotu> Great!!
[04:37] <vecina> sumimasen
[04:37] <IndyGunFreak> sx66: yes, in preferences
[04:37] <neutralNeo> skhobotu: wait, do you know if you're using sata for your hard drive or not?
[04:38] <skhobotu> No idea sorry.
[04:38] <ryanandheather> hey everyone, im trying to play a video movie player, but the sound is really low, i have everything turned up
[04:38] <vecina> ive been listening to visual jrock all day so i go there easily
[04:38] <neutralNeo> skhobotu: alright...
[04:38] <IndyGunFreak> leetcharmer: what did you type in the terminal when you tried to change the permissions?
[04:38] <leetcharmer> ShackJack, when I do that, I get chown: changing ownership of `/media/media': Operation not permitted
[04:38] <leetcharmer> and stuff similar to that
[04:38] <neutralNeo> skhobotu: open another terminal and enter the command "pmount /dev/sda1 flash"
[04:38] <ryanandheather> the rest of my system sounds are fine but the video files sound is low
[04:38] <leetcharmer> IndyGunFreak, you mean with I did gksudo?
[04:38] <IndyGunFreak> yes
[04:38] <leetcharmer> I just typed gksudo nautilus
[04:39] <IndyGunFreak> ok, and a nautilus window opened up, correct?
[04:39] <neutralNeo> skhobotu: it might error out... if it does, try "pmount /dev/sdb flash"
[04:39] <Goran_> why ndiswrapper not on the disk
[04:39] <vecina> well bye yall. more jrock now
[04:39] <Goran_> the driver is there but not tool
[04:39] <neutralNeo> skhobotu: I've never used pmount before... I'm experimenting on you ;)
[04:39] <leetcharmer> IndyGunFreak, yes, but without prompting password
[04:39] <IndyGunFreak> leetcharmer: ok, that not that big of a deal.
[04:39] <IndyGunFreak> under Places, does it say Root there?
[04:40] <starshine> hrm. having trouble getting this 64bit ubuntu disc to resize a pesky NTFS
[04:40] <skhobotu> Warning: device /dev/sdb is already handled by /etc/fstab, supplied label is ignored
[04:40] <leetcharmer> leetcharmer@jBox:~$ gksudo nautilus
[04:40] <leetcharmer> Initializing gnome-mount extension
[04:40] <SimonH> so anyway the java still isn't working.
[04:40] <Vsop_vsop_vsop_v> hey folks!!.. having troubles with my wireless card on 6.10 don't seem to want to connect..
[04:40] <starshine> it swears there are disk errors, ms swears that there are not.
[04:40] <neutralNeo> skhobotu: only a warning, ehh? see if it worked...
[04:40] <leetcharmer> IndyGunFreak, then I browsed to the folder
[04:40] <neutralNeo> skhobotu: browse to /media/flash
[04:40] <IndyGunFreak> ok.
[04:40] <starshine> could it bit that ntfsresize won't handle scsi drives?
[04:41] <Bob_Dole> Isn't that fun. the Ubuntu CD's don't like to get past the Loading kernal... and then don't get past that next thing, Starts going to Buffer I/O error on device sr0, logical block....
[04:41] <leetcharmer> IndyGunFreak, right click > Properties>Permissions
[04:41] <IndyGunFreak> right.
[04:41] <sx66> I think that did it
[04:41] <leetcharmer> IndyGunFreak, and if I change any settings, I either get error, or the quickly revert back instantly
[04:41] <skhobotu> skhobotu@ubuntu:~$ /media/flash
[04:41] <skhobotu> bash: /media/flash: No such file or directory
[04:41] <sx66> nope
[04:41] <sx66> damn
[04:41] <starshine> feisty - 7.04
[04:41] <IndyGunFreak> leetcharmer: doesn't make any sense...
[04:41] <leetcharmer> IndyGunFreak, that's all I got :/
[04:41] <iknow45> has anyone seen a detail tutorial on how to setup Apache using openLDAP to auth user's on ubuntu? Looking for one
[04:41] <Bob_Dole> Any chance it's going to boot? after a few pages of errors?
[04:41] <leetcharmer> any more suggestions?
[04:42] <slavik> Bob_Dole: sata cdrom drive?
[04:42] <neutralNeo> skhobotu: okay... we need to find where your flash drive is in /dev. try "sudo fdisk -l". but don't just copy/paste the output, tell me which "sd" drives you see
[04:42] <IndyGunFreak> Bob_Dole: depends on the errors
[04:42] <bullgard4> What is meant with 'pretty' as Synaptics writes: "gnome-app-install is a pretty application installer for GNOME. It can also search for mime types or gstreamer codecs."
[04:42] <leetcharmer> IndyGunFreak, if it's any concession, what I'm trying to share is mounted as fat32
[04:42] <Bob_Dole> Isn't that fun. the Ubuntu CD's don't like to get past the Loading kernal... and then don't get past that next thing, Starts going to Buffer I/O error on device sr0, logical block 323449
[04:42] <IndyGunFreak> leetcharmer: well then i suspect thats the issue.
[04:42] <leetcharmer> IndyGunFreak, think so?
[04:42] <IndyGunFreak> leetcharmer: probably
[04:42] <Bob_Dole> It's an IDE cable.
[04:43] <calamari> is it possible to install ubuntu without a gui?
[04:43] <neutralNeo> calamari: indeed
[04:43] <starshine> I got past the loading kernel
[04:43] <leetcharmer> IndyGunFreak, well, that doesn't make much sense, because I can login to the share as user: leetcharmer, and do everything I wish
[04:43] <leetcharmer> but I can't with user: share
[04:43] <neutralNeo> calamari: it's called the "alternate install disk" or something
[04:43] <leetcharmer> and I want to with user: share
[04:43] <ShackJack> Bob_Dole: prolly bad CD burn...
[04:43] <calamari> neutralNeo: nice
[04:43] <Bob_Dole> Nope
[04:43] <starshine> it's the pesky hard disk though :(
[04:43] <Bob_Dole> I got 3 CD's shipped to me
[04:44] <calamari> neutralNeo: I'll try it.. thanks :)
[04:44] <neutralNeo> calamari: np
[04:44] <IndyGunFreak> leetcharmer: don't know, i don't mess with mounting drives, etc.. sorry..
[04:44] <skhobotu> It shows 3 devices /dev/hda1, 2, 5, then it talks about the disk /dev/sdb, then device boot /dev/sdb1 info
[04:44] <ShackJack> Bob_Dole: Try alternate install CD...
[04:44] <leetcharmer> tupa, any suggestions?
[04:44] <Bob_Dole> Now I'm getting SQUASHFS errors
[04:45] <neutralNeo> skhobotu: okay... the hdas are probably your hard drive's partitions...
[04:45] <IndyGunFreak> Bob_Dole: you probably need the alternate install cd
[04:45] <wckdkl0wn> if i was to install ubuntu on a amd k6-2/300 could someone walk me through how to convert it to xubuntu?
[04:45] <IndyGunFreak> !alternate | Bob_Dole
[04:45] <ubotu> Bob_Dole: The Alternate CD (available as of Dapper) is the classical text-mode installation CD. Use it if you wish to upgrade via CD, or for an "expert" mode install. For normal installs, use the Desktop CD, which is also a "Live" CD - See also !Minimal
[04:45] <ShackJack> wckdkl0wn: sudo aptitude install xubuntu-desktop - though you're better off starting with xubuntu live CD
[04:46] <neutralNeo> skhobotu: try this command.... the manual way: "sudu mkdir /media/flash && sudu mount -t vfat /dev/sdb1 /media/flash"
[04:46] <skhobotu> Yes it think so it alks about the sysytem and one is Linux and one is an extended file with the last one a swap file
[04:46] <cartesian1984> How does ubuntu do it's automounting on the live CD? Is it dbus or hal or what?
[04:46] <wckdkl0wn> ShackJack, i tryed the xbuntu cd but it made the system hang before i got into it
[04:46] <younghacker> slavik: ok i've fixed that error , i had to edit my host file and my httpd.conf
[04:46] <ShackJack> wckdkl0wn: Could've been a bad CD burn?
[04:47] <neutralNeo> cartesian1984: dbus is used for communication between desktop apps... integration stuff mostly. hal is used for hardware abstraction, mounting flash drives and whatnot
[04:47] <younghacker> slavik: now i would like for my page to accesible by other computers on my internal net
[04:47] <wckdkl0wn> ShackJack, and i just tryed to install ubuntu 7.10 and it hangs the same way.. but i used that cd to install on this system
[04:47] <Bob_Dole> well.. the third CD made it past the kernal real fast...and that second thing real fast...and it booted into the GUI..though it didn't like my AC'97 Sound card... so 2 out of 3 CD's sent to me were defective? xD
[04:47] <Astatine210> gday!
[04:48] <ShackJack> wckdkl0wn: You have any extranneous USB or other devices plugged in - maybe try unplugging?
[04:48] <cartesian1984> neutralNeo: do you know how the automounting works?
[04:48] <IndyGunFreak> brb
[04:48] <masterloki> wckdkl0wn, first there is a check cd util
[04:48] <ShackJack> Bob_Dole: What's so hard to beleive about that?
[04:48] <masterloki> second try booting into cd via safe mode
[04:48] <neutralNeo> cartesian1984: mostly... it usually just does though ;)
[04:48] <bullgard4> What is the unit of measurement of the timestamps in the /var/log/dmesg file. Example: '[    5.132000] '.
[04:48] <wckdkl0wn> masterloki, i did a cd check and its fine
[04:48] <masterloki> if it hangs on manual partitioning then open terminal and do: killall ubiquity
[04:48] <masterloki> then sudo ubiquity
[04:48] <neutralNeo> cartesian1984: hald (the hal daemon) basically just sits around waiting for devices
[04:49] <masterloki> uubertoothache going back to bed sorry - hopefully that helps
[04:49] <skhobotu> It worked!! case of champagne on the way!!
[04:49] <masterloki> btw
[04:49] <neutralNeo> skhobotu: :D
[04:49] <masterloki> if regular install cd doesnt work try the alternate
[04:49] <cartesian1984> neutralNeo: oh, okay. Thank you, dude.
[04:49] <neutralNeo> skhobotu: err, I don't drink ;)
[04:49] <wckdkl0wn> ShackJack, nothing else connected other then keyboard, mouse and monitor lol
[04:49] <Bob_Dole> I'm not used to defective CD's.. had one before though. it was a game, so I sent an email, and next thing I knew, the entire set of CD's had been recalled.
[04:49] <neutralNeo> cartesian1984: np :D
[04:49] <skhobotu> OK i'll drink it all and think of you!!
[04:49] <ShackJack> Bob_Dole: In chat, you should address someone by name as they may not see your repsonse - start typing name and hit tab to autocomplete...
[04:49] <Astatine210> I've got a bit of a what I hope is quick question regarding compiling wine from source. Anyone have a minute? :)
[04:50] <neutralNeo> skhobotu: you should look into configuring fstab... that's probably what's wroing
[04:50] <neutralNeo> *wrong
[04:50] <skhobotu> What is fstab and how do I configure it?
[04:50] <ShackJack> wckdkl0wn: Weird... alternate install CD is a good bet...
[04:50] <neutralNeo> skhobotu: skhobotu so... you still see fstab? do you see a line with sdb1 on it already?
[04:50] <cparker> What program in Ubuntu can I use to scan some documents as PDF?
[04:50] <neutralNeo> cparker: you mean like from a scanner?
[04:50] <wckdkl0wn> ShackJack, once it starts to boot cd it says initializing gfx code..... then i have 4 lines of memory malloc ***** then it hangs after that with a blinking cursor... and yes i am using alternate cd
[04:51] <cparker> neutralNeo: Yes.
[04:51] <skhobotu> under sudo fdisk i can see sdb1
[04:51] <neutralNeo> cparker: the best tool to use is sane... you'll want to install the GUI "xsane". it's got some rudimentary text recognition, but it's no good on my scanner (my scanner sucks, though).
[04:51] <wckdkl0wn> ShackJack, does that with both ubuntu and xubuntu
[04:51] <Vsop_vsop_vsop_v> so if anyone whats to help me with my drivers for my wireless card would be great..
[04:52] <skhobotu> Start from the beginning....
[04:52] <klick> hey all, i use feisty fawn, and for some reason I can never tell how much diskfree space I have, it seems like my root partition isnt mounted or something?  Any ideas how i can find out how much freespace I have
[04:52] <dimas__> guys i am having problems with all the programs that use PGP what should i do?
[04:52] <klick> /dev/sda1 UUID=7eac0237-0ed9-48fb-b22a-c187c2549e9f /               ext3    defaults,errors=remount-ro 0       1
[04:52] <klick> /dev/sda5 UUID=e9627b3f-a36f-4008-a576-57a2d90caa52 none            swap    sw              0       0
[04:52] <ShackJack> wckdkl0wn: You try memory test from CD?
[04:52] <Falstius> cparker: xsane is installed by default, it is under the applications->graphics menu.  PDF is one of the options for filetype to save as.
[04:52] <cparker> neutralNeo: Yes, I was playing around with XSane, but there were a couple of problems... 1. I didn't see a way to scan a multi-page document. 2. I didn't see a way to save as PDF.
[04:52] <boyam> neutralNeo:that command sudu mkdir /media/flash && sudu mount -t vfat /dev/sdb1 /media/flash"  what is sudu? or is it sudo??
[04:52] <wckdkl0wn> ShackJack, i dont even get that far on the amd k62
[04:52] <neutralNeo> skhobotu: okay... well, tell me the one line (only one line ;P) that the sdb1 is on
[04:53] <cparker> Falstius: Hmm, maybe I just missed the PDF option. I'll look again.
[04:53] <ShackJack> cparker: You shouldn't really scan things in and have as PDF (!) Better to have original doc files or whatever and save as PDF - much more space efficient and prettier.. Scanning sort of defeats the purpose...
[04:53] <neutralNeo> boyam: ehe, my mistake... typo ;P
[04:53] <skhobotu> Crap, I closed the terminal window by mistake..
[04:53] <Falstius> cparker: when it asks you for the filename, if you type name.pdf it will save as a pdf (assuming you have the type still set 'by ext'
[04:53] <neutralNeo> skhobotu: no biggie, it's sudo gedit /etc/fstab
[04:53] <neutralNeo> have I been saying sudu all this time?  It's a 16-page document, and I want to send one 16-page document, and not 16 one-page documents.
[04:54] <milllmannn> how safe is SSH on a public wifi hotspot?
[04:54] <Bob_Dole> o.o my 20GB is a scsi? I did not know that.
[04:54] <Astatine210> I'm having trouble comiling wine from source with openGL support. When i run ./configure it is informing me that I don't have an openGL library installed. I'm not certain which package I should be installing to meet this dependancy
[04:54] <cparker> ShackJack: And yes, I had to sign each page.
[04:55] <PF|WSTP> Im having problems getting my Nvidia TNT Riva to work inside of Ubuntu
[04:55] <neutralNeo> skhobotu: I'm guessing the "mount option" that was causing your problem resides in /etc/fstab
[04:55] <PF|WSTP> I try to install nvidia-glx-legacy, but it crashes X on start
[04:55] <dimas__> is there anyway to check that GPG configuration?
[04:55] <PF|WSTP> when I change nv to nvidia in xorg.conf it does the same
[04:55] <elpargo> hi, I got a question regarding partitioning. which will be the best way to structure my disk for making reinstalations painless?
[04:55] <Nutubuntu> cparker,  if you can't find another way, look into the pdf tool called Multivalent. It is a Java Swiss Army knife, and among its other uses it will join multiple pdfs into one document.
[04:55] <skhobotu> sdb1 is on a line that says /media/sdb1 ntfs
[04:55] <pawan> hi
[04:55] <neutralNeo> PF|WSTP: ahh... I have a legacy card in one of my boxen... they can be tricky...
[04:56] <neutralNeo> PF|WSTP: let me try to remember what I did...
[04:56] <PF|WSTP> neutralNeo, will it run the Desktop Effects?
[04:56] <neutralNeo> PF|WSTP: no
[04:56] <PF|WSTP> oh
[04:56] <Astatine210> elpargo: keep your /home directory on a seperate partition. That seems to do the trick for me
[04:56] <lethologica> Can anyone help me get gtk-sharp 2.8 up and running on my ubuntu 7.0.4? When I try to compile it manually I get permission denied errors
[04:56] <skhobotu> Funnily enough, when i went to unmount the card reader, it came up with a message saying it wasn't mounted...
[04:56] <neutralNeo> PF|WSTP: tnt2... sorry :(
[04:56] <Nutubuntu> elpargo,  "best" is a matter of opinion, but one thing you can do is keep a separate /home partition
[04:56] <PF|WSTP> TNT2 will?
[04:56] <neutralNeo> PF|WSTP: don't fear though... you can get a good enough card for about $30
[04:56] <cparker> Nutubuntu: Cool, thanks. Is there a way under plan vanilla Ubuntu to merge multiple PDFs?
[04:56] <pawan_> hi
[04:56] <neutralNeo> PF|WSTP: TNT2 is way old
[04:57] <neutralNeo> PF|WSTP: is it AGP?
[04:57] <PF|WSTP> neutralNeo: I recieved the computer and "built" it
[04:57] <PF|WSTP> yes
[04:57] <PF|WSTP> not onboard
[04:57] <Nutubuntu> cparker, I never had to find out :)
[04:57] <neutralNeo> PF|WSTP: okay... one sec and I'll give you a link to some cheap cards that will run the effects just fine
[04:57] <skhobotu> When i recoonect it it won't open
[04:57] <zerokill88> What is a good frontend for C++???
[04:57] <PF|WSTP> neutralNeo: hopefully at Walmart :p
[04:57] <dimas__> test
[04:57] <neutralNeo> PF|WSTP: do you know how much ram and the cpu's clock speed? that's also somewhat important
[04:58] <dimas__> test
[04:58] <IndyGunFreak> PF|WSTP: if you install the nvidia drivers for it, i woudl think it would run DE.. my cheap intel graphics runs DE.
[04:58] <lethologica> Does bloodshed made ides for linux? they were a good frontend for windows
[04:58] <neutralNeo> PF|WSTP: it's cheapest online ;P
[04:58] <Falstius> zerokill88: anjuta, kdevelop, eclipse for c++, or emacs (which is what I use)
[04:58] <PF|WSTP> neutralNeo: RAM and clock in the graphics card?
[04:58] <pawan> hi
[04:58] <neutralNeo> PF|WSTP: no, in the box
[04:58] <zerokill88> Falstius ok kool thanks for the info
[04:58] <neutralNeo> PF|WSTP: I already know the card sucks ;P
[04:58] <regeya> oooobuntu
[04:58] <lethologica> Can anyone help me get gtk-sharp 2.8 installed on ubuntu 7.0.4
[04:58] <PF|WSTP> neutralNeo: 450Mhz P3, 376MB RAM
[04:58] <dimas__> 1 2 3 test test i am testing my microphone is anybody able to hear me?
[04:59] <pawan> i installed ubuntu but cannot see in the system startup
[04:59] <neutralNeo> PF|WSTP: okay... that's not too bad.... YMMV though
[04:59] <liquiddoom> dimas__: You're here.
[04:59] <IndyGunFreak> !nvidia | PF|WSTP
[04:59] <ubotu> PF|WSTP: To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[04:59] <regeya> I wonder how many people get totally ticked when they join #ubunto
[04:59] <PF|WSTP> I tried that
[04:59] <IndyGunFreak> that says TNT driver is supported
[04:59] <PF|WSTP> X crashes
[04:59] <PF|WSTP> on startup
[04:59] <IndyGunFreak> PF|WSTP: hmm, wierd
[04:59] <dimas__> liquiddoom do you hear me?
[04:59] <Astatine210> any ideas about my phantom package?
[04:59] <ryanandheather> I have a TNT video card
[04:59] <neutralNeo> PF|WSTP: don't bother with TNT on xeffects... seriously ;)
[04:59] <Astatine210> That does sound dirty...
[05:00] <liquiddoom> dimas__: Yes. You're using voice recognition?
[05:00] <neutralNeo> ryanandheather: tried it with the desktop effects?!
[05:00] <Nutubuntu> cparker, another workaround would be to load the pdfs into Scribus or abiword (I think both of those will either load or allow you to import pdf) and output a single multi-page pdf. I don't think either one is a stock Ubuntu install though.
[05:00] <pawan> cannot see ubuntu option onsystem startup
[05:00] <PF|WSTP> neutralNeo: I just thought it might be nice
[05:00] <dimas__> yes
[05:00] <opopanax> hey all
[05:00] <PF|WSTP> pawan: did you isntall GRUB
[05:00] <ryanandheather> neutralNeo: my screen turned white until it timed out and turned off
[05:00] <PF|WSTP> oh
[05:00] <pawan> i dont know
[05:00] <PF|WSTP> not supported then
[05:00] <PF|WSTP> mine does the same
[05:00] <neutralNeo> PF|WSTP: i'mstill getting those links... sorry, it seems my connection dropped for a bit :(
[05:00] <dimas__> liquiddom i am using mantel recognition
[05:00] <PF|WSTP> I manage to find the button again and turn it off
[05:01] <dimas__> mental
[05:01] <lethologica> How can I install gtk-sharp 2.8?
[05:01] <skhobotu> How do I reconfigure fstab,especially now that the card reader won't remount?
[05:01] <pawan> how to install grub
[05:01] <PF|WSTP> neutralNeo: So no ideas?
[05:01] <ryanandheather> neutralNeo: effects are buggy as it is, a TNT isn't made to handle anything more well not much
[05:01] <neutralNeo> PF|WSTP: wait...
[05:01] <PF|WSTP> pawan, GRUB installs during the installation
[05:01] <neutralNeo> PF|WSTP: I've got ideas ;P
[05:01] <PF|WSTP> neutralNeo: ok
[05:01] <pawan> the installation completed succesfully
[05:02] <PF|WSTP> neutralNeo: Im not at home right now but I can work something out
[05:02] <neutralNeo> PF|WSTP: sorry it's taking so long... i'm getting a link to some cheap cards ;)
[05:02] <PF|WSTP> neutralNeo: it's ok
[05:02] <pawan> but i cannot see the option of ubuntu on startup
[05:02] <PF|WSTP> Are only ATI and Nvidia cards supported under Ubuntu?
[05:02] <opopanax> I'm really excited, I'm building my first .deb.  I wanted to test gnucash 2.2.0, but I couldn't find a build anywhere (pretty new).
[05:02] <dimas__> hello hello i am testing my camera does anybody able to see me?
[05:02] <T-Doomday> Need help on Waterstorm. I have Java 6 install and the game said this at installer screen. http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/31028/ Java 6 is missing files?
[05:02] <opopanax> dimas__, buah-ha!
[05:02] <CharlieS1> how do you set a Static IP?
[05:02] <CharlieS1> What file do you edit?
[05:03] <ryanandheather> hey guys, im trying to open a video file via a samba share on another computer but in the open file dialog box i can't select my network, only local files
[05:03] <opopanax> CharlieS1, /etc/network/interfaces
[05:03] <dimas__> opopanax lol
[05:03] <neutralNeo> PF|WSTP: don't get an ati card whatever you do ;)
[05:03] <Bob_Dole> Static IP is a router, ISP thing, usualy o.o
[05:03] <boyam> dumas__:yes, can you see me?....  :P
[05:03] <PF|WSTP> neutralNeo: I can go do Walmart and get a cheap 128MB card, but it's an off brand
[05:03] <Bob_Dole> Well outside IP is pretty much always ISP >.>
[05:03] <dimas__> boyan i see you loud and clear
[05:04] <skhobotu> /dev/sdb1   /media/sdb1    ntfs nls=iso8859-1,users,umask=000,gid=users,user,owner,uid=root  0  0
[05:04] <boyam> lol
[05:04] <T-Doomday> Open me a message screen if you know my problem with java 6.
[05:04] <skhobotu> Hello??
[05:04] <opopanax> CharlieS1, I'll show you mine if you're on #pastebin
[05:04] <neutralNeo> PF|WSTP: don't bother... it won't be any good if it's not nvidia...
[05:04] <ryanandheather> PF|WSTP: get a geforce 128 w/e
[05:04] <Nutubuntu> cparker, see http://ansuz.sooke.bc.ca/software/pdf-append.php ... lots of alternatives. Multivalent didn't work for that person, though it did for me, but it sounds as if there's at least one low-effort way to go...
[05:04] <sirjoebob> hey all. i have an acer aspire with s-video out and I am trying to figure out how to use it in ubuntu... any ideas???
[05:04] <PF|WSTP> neutralNeo: a cheap Geforce then?
[05:05] <neutralNeo> PF|WSTP: http://tinyurl.com/3bl9ex  <-- here are the cheap nvida cards... I'd go for at least the 5200, but for a few dollars more you can get a 6200, which has better pixel shaders
[05:05] <bullgard4> When I started my computer this morning the home partition had been mounted 30 times. So fsck was called and the splash screen did not hide all startup messages. These startup messages end in either 'OK' or 'failed' on the right-hand side of the screen. They differ from the contents of /var/log/dmesg. Are they logged in some file also?
[05:05] <ryanandheather> sirjoebob: you try googleing your system for linux support?
[05:05] <opopanax> dang it, it wouldn't put the file together because of a silly icon.
[05:05] <neutralNeo> PF|WSTP: if you find a 5000 or 6000 series card at wal-mart for a similar price, that's good too
[05:05] <PF|WSTP> ok
[05:06] <PF|WSTP> Nvidia for sure
[05:06] <pawan> how to reinstall grub
[05:06] <neutralNeo> ati's linux support sucks
[05:06] <ryanandheather> yeah the prices are good cuz of the 800 series now
[05:06] <IndyGunFreak> ATI is the devil
[05:06] <ryanandheather> 8000*
[05:06] <sirjoebob> ryanandheather: i will give it a shot. thanks.
[05:06] <Bob_Dole> Now I hope I don't have the same issues with WINE I used to have.. my favorite program -requires- 9.16, it won't work with anything after.
[05:06] <skhobotu> neutralNeo: how do i resolve the probmem in fstab?
[05:06] <T-Doomday> No all ATTTTTTTTI cards sucks
[05:06] <neutralNeo> skhobotu: okay...
[05:06] <T-Doomday> AI
[05:06] <ryanandheather> hey guys, im trying to open a video file via a samba share on another computer but in the open file dialog box i can't select my network, only local files
[05:06] <neutralNeo> skhobotu: paste the one line that you see /dev/sdb1 on
[05:06] <lethologica>  Cam gtk-sharp 2.8 be installed on ubuntu 7.0.4?
[05:06] <PF|WSTP> neutralNeo: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814140060
[05:06] <PF|WSTP> that one good?
[05:07] <Vsop_vsop_vsop_v> how does one get the support for there wireless card?
[05:07] <IndyGunFreak> !wireless
[05:07] <ubotu> Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[05:07] <T-Doomday> I wish that I got Nvidia long time ago.
[05:07] <IndyGunFreak> PF|WSTP: thats a good card i'd imagine....
[05:07] <skhobotu> /dev/sdb1  /media/sdb1    ntfs nls=iso8859-1,users,umask=000,gid=users,user,owner,uid=root  0  0
[05:07] <Bob_Dole> I can't wait untill I can get me a little ASUS Eee laptop :3
[05:08] <IndyGunFreak> PF|WSTP: if you get really daring, and try to set up dual monitors, you'll be greatful you have ATI
[05:08] <Astatine210> What package would be required in Gutsy to install WINE from source with openGL support? I'm told I don't have an openGL library installed
[05:08] <neutralNeo> PF|WSTP: yeah, looks okay... they're pretty much all the same if you ask me ;)
[05:08] <pawan> how to setup grub
[05:08] <IndyGunFreak> PF|WSTP: i'd look for something from BFGtech..
[05:08] <lethologica> Any possibility of getting help with gtksharp 2.8?
[05:08] <neutralNeo> PF|WSTP: 6200 will be way better than 5200 for desktop effects, though, because of the pixel shaders
[05:08] <skhobotu> neutralNeo: what next?
[05:08] <IndyGunFreak> they're Nvidia knockoffs, and i've had good luck with them
[05:08] <PF|WSTP> ok neutralNeo
[05:08] <PF|WSTP> I think I might go for that
[05:08] <T-Doomday> Get Nvidia
[05:08] <skhobotu> neutralNeo: /dev/sdb1  /media/sdb1    ntfs nls=iso8859-1,users,umask=000,gid=users,user,owner,uid=root  0  0
[05:09] <neutralNeo> skhobotu: okay, you see that part with all the commas in it? that looks like cruft that colud mess everything up...
[05:10] <neutralNeo> skhobotu: change it so that it says simply "users,auto" instead
[05:10] <Nembie563> I have installed airsnort, ran the program, clicked start, but I get the error message "You must place your card into monitor mode manually, Channel scan may not be available." What does does this mean/how do I get it to work?
[05:10] <neutralNeo> skhobotu: ohh, and.... I don't think it's ntfs either
[05:10] <skhobotu> OK. that comes from a piece of software i installed ( the user is the problem!!) that set criteria for removable drives called Storage device manager
[05:10] <neutralNeo> skhobotu: change the "ntfs" to say "vfat"
[05:10] <skhobotu> Done that
[05:11] <neutralNeo> skhobotu: and you can change the "/media/sdb1" to say "/media/flash"
[05:11] <dougsko> Nembie563: you use iwconfig to work with your wifi card's settings
[05:11] <skhobotu> neutralNeo: done
[05:11] <bullgard4> Was ist mit 'Lindent' gemeint, z. B. in /usr/src/linux-source-2.6.20/scripts/Lindent?
[05:11] <ryan__> hey guys