[08:03] <Threetimes> test1235: sorry, i can't help you any further with this.
[08:03] <richardcavell> dayofswords: isn't it more like oo-boon-too
[08:03] <darkhamm> richardcavell: i've "not available"
[08:03] <Andorin> Can someone help me? I'm having trouble with keyboard shortcuts and such, and I do not believe it's hardware related. I'd appreciate it if anyone who could help with such things would look at this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1214508
[08:03] <richardcavell> darkhamm: your software sources includes universe?
[08:03] <dayofswords> yeah =p
[08:03] <neer> richardcavell: inside sesssions?
[08:03] <dayofswords> its late
[08:04] <vph> Well I swapped cdroms to see if it was a hardware issue but I still get the same "(I/O error) Error reading boot CD" problem. I don't think it's a cd issue because this is the 3rd cd I wrote and I used MD5Sum and it came out alright on all 3 of them. I'm getting an error "3242009F" I searched through the ubuntu forum for answers and came out with nilch so far, anybody have any ideas on what the problem could be?
[08:04] <richardcavell> neer: no, go to the system menu (third from top left), then Preferences > and select Startup Applications from the drop down list
[08:04] <Neroon> richardcavell: yep, afaik it's more like oo-boon-too
[08:04] <dayofswords> still i pronounce it wrong =\
[08:04] <richardcavell> dayofswords: I say oo-bun-too when speaking to other Westerners
[08:05] <dayofswords> i just see "bun" and think...... bread
[08:07] <richardcavell> ping
[08:08] <Neroon> Andorin: Could it be a hardware issue?
[08:08] <Andorin> Neroon: Um... I said in my message in here that I don't think it's hardware related. I also state in the thread that this has happened across two separate computers.
[08:09] <Andorin> I also state "I know that this is not an issue of the keys themselves, as I have tried reassigning the shortcuts, and they still don't work."
[08:09] <Neroon> Andorin: Err, how did it happen across separate comps? You got more than one of the same keyboard on different pcs running and both start to have the issue?
[08:10] <Andorin> Neroon: I don't know how it happened. Two computers, one PC and one laptop, that are both running Jaunty have been experiencing seemingly random failures in the keyboard shortcuts.
[08:11] <richardcavell> Andorin: I can't get keyboard shortcuts to stay put either
[08:11] <Andorin> richardcavell: "Stay put?"
[08:12] <Neroon> Andorin:  Sorry, aint got jaunty here. So I'm no help
[08:12] <richardcavell> Andorin: I assign F10 within compiz config and next thing I know it doesn't work any more
[08:12] <Andorin> Fantastic.
[08:12] <^cheeky> hi, was wondering i have a p2 machine and i want to turn it into a linux server + mysqlo && php
[08:12] <^cheeky> +snort
[08:12] <^cheeky> sorry did not mean to type that like that
[08:13] <darkhamm> richardcavell: shiretoko web browser?
[08:13] <richardcavell> darkhamm: yeah
[08:13] <richardcavell> darkhamm: why can't you find it?  It's right there in the universe repos
[08:14] <Andorin> I have been trying for maybe two weeks or so to get help with this.  I had to re-login so I missed it
[08:14] <vph> Do you think it could possibly be the burner ?  I've made 3 coasters so far at a speed of 24x
[08:14] <c-ruz> buon giorno
[08:14] <darkhamm> richardcavell: i unchecked repos, refresh, i re-checked repos, refresh, and all right...
[08:14] <vph> I read that it should be done at 4x
[08:15] <darkhamm> richardcavell:  i don't know why...
[08:15] <richardcavell> darkhamm: System->Administration->Software Sources: tab "Ubuntu Software" (on the left), click on 'Community-maintained Ubuntu software (universe)'
[08:15] <OpenBluntSurgery> anyone using a terminal besides gnome-term?
[08:16] <richardcavell> darkhamm: Download from: Choose 'main server' just in case that's the problem
[08:16] <Andorin> richardcavell: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1214508
[08:17] <richardcavell> Andorin: I've had a heck of a lot of experience with this kind of thing, mainly because I've had a heck of a lot of problems
[08:17] <bonko56> how do I get ubuntu to mount a usb hard drive ?
[08:17] <richardcavell> Andorin: do you know how to use xev?  See if the keypresses are registering
[08:18] <Andorin> richardcavell: Yep, someone in the thread already asked about xev, and they /do/ register.
[08:18] <GeorgeAScott> how do i tell if i'm using v4l or v4l2?
[08:18] <^cheeky> ok stupid question ..what OS should i run snort on , hardware :p2 which might work with 128 mb of ram..
[08:19] <richardcavell> Andorin: do they register as the keysyms you want them to register as?
[08:19] <losher> bonko56: it should be autodetected. Can you plug it in & then run dmesg?
[08:19] <richardcavell> ^cheeky: Ubuntu 9.04 won't run with 128 Megs
[08:20] <jason__> Is there a good way to extract files from an *.msi installation file without using WINE?
[08:20] <Andorin> richardcavell: Pretty sure. For example when I press Calculator the output includes the term XF86Calculator.
[08:20] <bonko56> dmesg ? via terminal ? losher ?
[08:20] <losher> ^cheeky: there are distros specially intended for small/old pcs. Try google...
[08:20] <^cheeky> richardcavell, well i dunno been reading about snort and i have this machine , wouldnt mind a lil network to learn from
[08:20] <^cheeky> losher, free bsd
[08:21] <richardcavell> ^cheeky: Go to an older version of Ubuntu or some other distro
[08:21] <richardcavell> ^cheeky: xubuntu can work with 128 megs, but you're pushing your luck
[08:21] <^cheeky> richardcavell, ok i server edition i take it
[08:21] <w0jrl> hello all
[08:21] <losher> bonko56: yes, dmesg via terminal. The last few lines should tell you if the kernel sees the usb drive. You can paste it to http://paste.ubuntu.com for us to look at
[08:21] <test1235> when i open a window, it doesn't seem to open within my screensize IE opens half offscreen
[08:21] <^cheeky> richardcavell, see iam learning php+mysql and know a lil of apache which iam hoping to install
[08:21] <richardcavell> ^cheeky: if you run it without a graphical user interface, you can probably use a more up to date version
[08:22] <richardcavell> ^cheeky: Okay.
[08:22] <danny_> can i not install the regular firefox 3.5 on ubuntu?
[08:22] <richardcavell> ^cheeky: if you don't need a GUI then you can get away with smaller RAM
[08:22] <losher> ^cheeky: I was thinking 'damn small linux' or 'puppy'....
[08:22] <richardcavell> danny_: yes you can
[08:23] <danny_> richardcavell, i cant seem to find a tutorial on it. i just downloaded it
[08:23] <bonko56> mm  the machine wont connect to the web, has a few issues I can paste to a thumb disk though and then use this box , I will try
[08:23] <richardcavell> Andorin: I managed to disable some of my keysyms by fiddling with Accessibility technologies
[08:23] <bonko56> says its unable to enumerate USB device on port 3
[08:24] <richardcavell> Andorin: Look through all the tabs and see if anything fixes it
[08:24] <Andorin> richardcavell: Alright.
[08:24] <richardcavell> danny_: Why do you need a tutorial on firefox?
[08:24] <danny_> richardcavell, im not very good with linux
[08:24] <richardcavell> Andorin: if xev is registering it, it means that the keyboard shortcuts is working. Something else is intercepting the keypress.
[08:24] <roflparrot> installing FF3.5 is a it tricky
[08:25] <richardcavell> danny_: have you installed it from the repositories?
[08:25] <losher> bonko56: no need to paste it. Try googling the error message. I don't recognise it, offhand...
[08:25] <Andorin> richardcavell: That's along the lines of what I was figuring, but I'm not advanced enough to know how to look for that.
[08:25] <roflparrot> it is not in the repositories
[08:25] <danny_> richardcavell, can u help me install 3.5 not from synaptic? synaptic installs some beta version or something
[08:25] <richardcavell> danny_: it shouldn't
[08:26] <richardcavell> danny_: what version of ubuntu are you using?
[08:26] <danny_> richardcavell, karmic
[08:26] <richardcavell> Andorin: neither am I but I found it through trial and error
[08:26] <Andorin> richardcavell: Didn't see anything in Accessibility that helped, and they still don't work.
[08:26] <richardcavell> danny_: google for ubuntuzilla
[08:26] <losher> bonko56: btw, what version of OS are you running?
[08:26] <danny_> richardcavell, it installs some version that starts with "sh"
[08:26] <richardcavell> danny_: scratch that, sorry got confused
[08:26] <richardcavell> danny_: shiretoko
[08:27] <danny_> richardcavell, yes
[08:27] <richardcavell> danny_: shiretoko is firefox 3.5.  They can't use the name firefox because of legal reasons
[08:27] <richardcavell> danny_: but it's the same thing
[08:27] <danny_> richardcavell, but i cant install any addons or anything with it
[08:27] <bonko56> its 9.04 losher I have pasted the result
[08:27] <richardcavell> Andorin: keep looking for it.  You know it's not the shortcut.  Do you have compiz Settings manager installed?  That often steals my keyboard shortcuts
[08:28] <Andorin> richardcavell: I... don't know what that is, but it's possible.
[08:28] <losher> bonko56: you need to tell us the url of the paste...
[08:28] <miguelpeixe> anyone here that uses m-audio firewire solo in ubuntu can give me some help?
[08:28] <jason__> For anyone interested - I found the answer, 7zip can extract from *.msi files.
[08:28] <richardcavell> Andorin: Go to System -> Preferences.  Do you see "CompizConfig Settings Manager" on the list?
[08:29] <richardcavell> danny_: is it just that your addons are not compatible?
[08:29] <Andorin> richardcavell: Nope, and nothing like it.
[08:29] <richardcavell> danny_: I'm using firefox 3.5 (shiretoko) with jaunty and it works just fine
[08:29] <bonko56> http://paste.ubuntu.com/221728/ losher eh
[08:29] <danny_> richardcavell, yeah anything thats supposed to be for 3.5 doesnt work with it
[08:29] <richardcavell> Andorin: Hmmm.  You'll just have to find what's stealing your keypresses.  For example, on Firefox 3.5 F11 is supposed to go to full screen mode.  After I installed FF 3.5, it stole my F11 shortcut and I had to set it again.
[08:29] <richardcavell> danny_: Like what?
[08:30] <danny_> richardcavell, misc themes and such
[08:30] <Andorin> richardcavell: Hmm... alright. Any tips on this hunt?
[08:30] <losher> bonko56: actually, it looks like it worked, and your device is /dev/sdc1. Can you sudo fsck /dev/sdc1 ?
[08:31] <richardcavell> danny_: well some of them are not compatible with 3.5 yet.  My 3.0 theme was disabled after I upgraded.
[08:31] <richardcavell> Andorin: trial and error.  Try not to scream too loudly.
[08:31] <danny_> ok thanks
[08:31] <danny_> be back later
[08:31] <richardcavell> danny_: About 10 out of 12 of my addons were disabled when I upgraded to 3.5
[08:31] <Andorin> richardcavell: Well, sure, but, like... should I go into the system monitor and kill processes one by one until the shortcuts work?
[08:31] <w0jrl> how do i install firefox 3.5 in jaunty? or, should I not bother?
[08:31] <Alvinware> Where to find the most campatible driver for Compaq notebook?
[08:31] <richardcavell> Andorin: I don't think so
[08:32] <richardcavell> Andorin: I think you've just got to use trial and error.
[08:32] <richardcavell> w0jrl: sudo apt-get install firefox-3.5 firefox-3.5-branding
[08:32] <Andorin> richardcavell: Yeah, but /how/? How do I test something?
[08:32] <richardcavell> Andorin: Just enable and disable things until it works
[08:32] <w0jrl> thanks
[08:32] <richardcavell> Andorin: that's how I solved it.
[08:32] <Andorin> Oh, fantastic.
[08:32] <richardcavell> Andorin: Sorry to be so vague
[08:32] <Alvinware> Search the synaptic package manager for firefox.
[08:33] <richardcavell> Alvinware: specifically, firefox-3.5
[08:33] <richardcavell> Alvinware: because there are tons of hits for firefox
[08:33] <bonko56> Im not sure I got the syntax correct losher, that command returned nothing in terminal "sudo fsck /dev/sdk1"
[08:34] <wera> HI
[08:34] <losher> bonko56: did you type it correctly? sudo fsck /dev/sdc1  (not sdk1)
[08:34] <richardcavell> wera: HI
[08:34] <Andorin> richardcavell: I don't... know how to enable and disable everything. =/
[08:35] <Andorin> richardcavell: This seems like a hugely daunting task for someone who's only been using Ubuntu for a few months.
[08:35] <bonko56> okies oops will try again kbd locked up have to rebbot hang on a minute
[08:35] <richardcavell> Andorin: Mate, the way I solved it was just through trial and error.   I don't feel as though I'm any closer to solving this... but at least I understand what I'm facing now.
[08:37] <durt> ^cheeky,  synergy has nothing to do with monitors, it just serves mouse position a keystokes to another system.
[08:37] <richardcavell> Andorin: well at least you're not alone
[08:38] <Threetimes> Hi. The right grub mode is 803, not 792.
[08:38] <^cheeky> durt, so then it should work ..
[08:38] <durt> i guess
[08:38] <Alvinware> Which website that i should browse to get the most compatible drivers for Compaq notebook?
[08:38] <roflparrot> that sounds interesting ^cheeky
[08:39] <roflparrot> I am using one monitor and two computers
[08:39] <nsadmin> Alvinware: google.com
[08:39] <^cheeky> i am not even sure , this other machine will turn on .. maybe off for a lil adventure
[08:39] <Alvinware> No specific one?
[08:40] <greengiant> hey people, whats going on?
[08:40] <w0jrl> how can I check what version of firefox I'm running? I just upgraded to 3.5, and want to make sure the upgrade took.
[08:41] <roflparrot> greengiant: a little botta this, a little bitta that
[08:41] <greengiant> &;-D ":{
[08:41] <Alvinware> wheeereee tooo fiiind driveeeer for compaq notebook???????
[08:41] <losher> w0jrl: help -> about should say which version it is
[08:41] <roflparrot> w0jrl: Help>About
[08:41] <nsadmin> Alvinware it's pretty obvious that I don't know the specific sites, but then I don't have to because google indexes them
[08:41] <^cheeky> roflparrot, sorry to bother , but are you using synergy to do that with your system ?
[08:41] <durt> Alvinware, majority of hardware is supported automatically, so If you have an exception it would be best to go to the OEM's website
[08:41] <Slart> w0jrl: are you sure you upgraded? in jaunty you just install 3.5, and keep the older one
[08:41] <w0jrl> thanks very much
[08:42] <Alvinware> ok, #ubuntu server admin.
[08:42] <Xodiac13> how do i delete menu entries like i have programs ive uninstalled and there listed in the game menu
[08:42] <roflparrot> No, cheeky. I have a keyboard on each one and I just hit the Source switch when i wan to view the other one
[08:42] <Alvinware> O.E.M. don't support pengy!
[08:42] <Slart> Xodiac13: right click on the menu icon.. there should be a "edit menu" option
[08:43] <roflparrot> M$ have sweet bundling deals
[08:43] <nsadmin> Alvinware: are you excited right now because I won't search google for you? :)
[08:43] <Slart> !hcl
[08:43] <greengiant> not sure i like alienware as much since dell brought it
[08:43] <a> h
[08:43] <Xodiac13> Slart: thank you and i also have uninstalled the game and it left a folder behind it wont let me delete that
[08:43] <Alvinware> yes, wat wong wit exicited, and no pls search for me.
[08:44] <roflparrot> sudo rm folder/
[08:44] <Xodiac13> k
[08:44] <roflparrot> rmdir folder/
[08:44] <roflparrot> :S
[08:44] <bonko56> mm losher it says no such file or directorywhile trying to load /dev/sdc1
[08:45] <Slart> Xodiac13: if you can't delete the folder using the normal ways it might be owned by root.. you can use sudo in a terminal... or use "gksudo nautilus" to get a root file explorer window thingy... but please be very careful with that window.. things can go very bad very quickly
[08:45] <losher> bonko56: please type fdisk -l /dev/sdc
[08:45] <losher> bonko56: please type sudo fdisk -l /dev/sdc  (forgot the sudo)
[08:45] <Alvinware> If i make my main group to root, wat'll happen?
[08:45] <stan_man_can> Anybody know where I can find more info about cracking wireless connections?
[08:45] <roflparrot> lulz
[08:46] <roflparrot> google?
[08:46] <Alvinware> aircrack 802.11gn.
[08:46] <RapJamMc> ciao
[08:46] <Slart> stan_man_can: this cahnnel won't help you with it
[08:46] <roflparrot> ciao Bella
[08:46] <a> Anyone a pro at dual boot?
[08:46] <Alvinware> synaptic pack mang also got, search it.
[08:46] <Threetimes> I just installed tilp2, when I start it I get "tilp: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/libticables2.so.1: undefined symbol: usb_debug"
[08:46] <nsadmin> if I were, I'd charge :)
[08:46] <roflparrot> Install Windows firs, then your distro, a
[08:46] <Slart> stan_man_can: it's kind of a policy thing.. there are software available, such as aircrack and so on.. but you'll have to read the documentation on your own
[08:46] <Alvinware> duo boot , which one first?
[08:47] <Alvinware> win first easy lah.
[08:47] <stan_man_can> Thanks
[08:47] <Nielsen> stan_man_can, the only help i can offer is http://www.google.com/search?q=youtube+aircrack
[08:47] <a> If you thinking about dual booting ubuntu and windows be careful Ubuntu may cause your nic card not to work in windows.
[08:47] <Nielsen> stan_man_can, plenty of this-is-how-we-do-it videos
[08:48] <Alvinware> gofo the wiki man, youtube video so small.
[08:48] <OttifantSir> I followed the SettingUpNFSHowTo in the Community Documentation, but when I had followed it to the letter (with the exception of different directories of course), I got the error message that I couldn't mount it. Anyone got any ideas?
[08:48] <Slart> a: huh? got a bug report from that? that sounds very improbable
[08:48] <Xodiac13> Slart: i cant get into the filesystem in terminal
[08:48] <a> everyone says that.  it is true!!!~
[08:48] <a> http://www.techsupportforum.com/networking-forum/cabling-network-cards/318826-linux-broke-my-nic-seriously-cable-unplugged-issue.html
[08:49] <a> it has been going on for over a year.
[08:49] <Xodiac13> Slart: i just want to delete the folder the game i installed then uninstalled it it wont let me delete the folder
[08:49] <vph> The new 9.04 iso should burn onto a 700mb or should I get some 800mb cds.
[08:49] <Slart> Xodiac13: then do the gksudo nautilus thing... but be careful
[08:49] <Xodiac13> Slart: should i just leave it then
[08:50] <defrysk> sudo rm -rf /path/to/folder/
[08:50] <Threetimes> I just installed tilp2, when I start it I get "tilp: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/libticables2.so.1: undefined symbol: usb_debug"
[08:50] <roflparrot> vph: how big is the new Ubuntu .iso?
[08:50] <roflparrot> sometimes people have trouble burning .iso
[08:50] <nsadmin> about 5 inches in diameter
[08:50] <a> rolfparrot are you dual booting?
[08:51] <bonko56> hm I get no result from that command losher at all even when copied from this window and pasted into terminal
[08:51] <roflparrot> a yeah i still have XP on a separate HDD
[08:51] <a> don't do it
[08:51] <Slart> a: I would say that thread is about a broken motherboard or a broken design of a motherboard... I wouldn't go around telling people that "linux can break you nic"
[08:51] <losher> bonko56: is the usb drive on the machine you just rebooted?
[08:51] <bonko56> its sudo fdisk -l /dev/sdc as in -l not -1 eh ?
[08:51] <bonko56> yes
[08:51] <a> it could mess up your nic card!
[08:51] <roflparrot> a, it hasn't
[08:52] <roflparrot> What is the problem exactly?
[08:52] <a> linux will mess up your nic card so that your windows will not work!  absolutly!
[08:52] <roflparrot> lol
[08:52] <roflparrot> I haven't booted windpws since November
[08:52] <bonko56> some of my other ubuntu machines just load it automatically losher
[08:52] <a> if you don't need windows.. your fine. but then why do a dual boot?
[08:53] <roflparrot> I have it thee incase I guess
[08:53] <roflparrot> there
[08:54] <Slart> roflparrot: what was your question again?
[08:54] <roflparrot> I also have a great persistent install on a USB drive
[08:54] <losher> bonko56: that's how it should work. So what's different about this machine? Yes, it's a lowercase L in the fdisk command....
[08:54] <roflparrot> I was just chinwagging really, Slart. But then i got trolled
[08:54] <Slart> roflparrot: ah.. nevermind me then =)
[08:54] <roflparrot> Actually. Slart when I connect my PC to my router, my wireless internet connection fails.
[08:55] <roflparrot> Why is it so?
[08:55] <n3rd0> hi
[08:55] <n3rd0> hi
[08:55] <n3rd0> hi
[08:55] <FloodBot2> n3rd0: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:55] <Slart> roflparrot: I know very little about wireless connections.. I'm just happy it works out of the box on my laptop
[08:55] <bonko56> losher I dunno its got me tearing my hair out lol some machines it just mounts, the machine on which it wont load is an IBM laptop an old P3 machine
[08:55] <xray7224> i know a bit about wireless
[08:56] <xray7224> not a lot
[08:56] <xray7224> but a bit
[08:56] <roflparrot> You should connect to a router with a patch cable and see if it still works
[08:56] <Slart> roflparrot: search for error messages in the syslog, kern.log and so on
[08:56] <roflparrot> that sounds like fun, Slart
[08:56] <xray7224> lol
[08:56] <defrysk> wireless does not work on kde4 for me so I use wicd , that works fine
[08:56] <xray7224> look in dmesg
[08:57] <losher> bonko56: I wonder if the fact that it's old hardware means there something different about the usb ports. version 1.1 vs. 2.0?
[08:57] <xray7224> defrysk: dhcp client that thre kde network manager sounds like its got an issue
[08:57] <OttifantSir> Any reason why I can't mount NFS shares on machines I have explicitly allowed access to them? When I try to mount them, all I get is an error message saying "mount.nfsd failed to mount share" (or very similar. Lost my net for a few hours, and resorted to SAMBA :-( in the meantime)
[08:57] <defrysk> xray7224, i see
[08:58] <bonko56> yes its a v1 usb port, I also cant read it on a machine with usb2 though
[08:58] <xray7224> defrysk: my advice isnt ideal id say make a network script using ifconfig dhcpcd and iwconfig
[08:58] <xray7224> but like i said its not ideal
[08:58] <losher> bonko56: but there are other machines on which it *is* readable?
[08:58] <Alvinware1> is it a hard prob for v1 v2 usb or soft?
[08:59] <defrysk> xray7224, using wicd is ideal for me :)
[08:59] <xray7224> oki :)
[08:59] <bonko56> losher yes it works fine on a win box and on two other ubuntu boxes
[09:01] <losher> bonko56: well back to where we were before you rebooted, what does dmesg say about it? Same as last time i.e. device sdc ?
[09:02] <losher> OttifantSir: can you run rpcinfo -p <server> on the client?
[09:05] <OttifantSir> losher: Did a paste here: http://paste.ubuntu.com/221741/ (This is from my laptop on a wireless, but the exact same message came for the exact equally allowed media-PC on wired network.
[09:06] <OttifantSir> losher: The exact same failed mount message that is.
[09:07] <losher> OttifantSir: please confirm: the output of rpcinfo -p <server> is the same on both machines?
[09:07] <w0jrl> for anyone who is wondering, firefox 3.5 AKA Shiretoko is accessible.
[09:08] <Slart> !ff35
[09:08] <losher> bonko56: still there?
[09:09] <OttifantSir> losher: Actually, the media-PC won't give a readout now. It has connectivity to the server, I know because I am watching a TV-show from it. Try to close it and try again
[09:10] <w0jrl> !shiretoko
[09:11] <losher> OttifantSir: what is 'won't give a readout now' supposed to mean, exactly ?
[09:11] <Techie> anyone got a suggestion on how to easily go about syncing mp3's from a samba share to a folder on a Xubuntu box?
[09:11] <OttifantSir> losher: Closed the "feed" from the server, but still no output on the media-PC. Strange, as it's connected via gigabit network. "rpcinfo -p <server>" just hangs.
[09:12] <shazzr> hehe...lovely: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l5XUJC7D40c&feature=related is there a cristian version as well? What is the default ubuntu-version? Atheist? Hindu? :)
[09:12] <Slart> Techie: mount the samba share and use rsync?
[09:12] <Slart> !ot | shazzr
[09:12] <Slart> shazzr: and there is a christian edition..
[09:12] <purefusion2> does a dd clone handle hdd read errors okay?
[09:12] <purefusion2> got a dying hdd that I want to clone
[09:13] <Slart> purefusion2: not sure.. why not try ddrescue instead?
[09:13] <Techie> please tell me that ther is NOT a scientology version
[09:13] <losher> OttifantSir: it should return right away. Something wrong with your network?
[09:13] <purefusion2> Slart: should I apt-get that?
[09:13] <bananeweizen> I want to close a bug report (for the first time, at least in launchpad). Anybody here who can check if that's right or to suggest another procedure?
[09:13] <Slart> !search ddrescue
[09:13] <Slart> !find ddrescue
[09:13] <w0jrl> What is the reason that firefox-3.5 is being called Shiretoko in ubuntu? I missed the URL. my screen refreshed to quickly.
[09:13] <Slart> !info ddrescue
[09:14] <Neroon> Is there anyway to make sure, a microphone is working in ubuntu? I cant get it to work ...
[09:14] <Slart> purefusion2: yes.. sudo apt-get install ddrescue should do it.. I'm not sure what gddrescue is.. a gnome version perhaps?
[09:14] <Slart> !ff35 | w0jrl
[09:14] <OttifantSir> losher: Nothing I can tell. I can watch a TV-show (AVI-file) without lagging at all on the media-PC, and it's connected via gigabit network, and connected to the Samba-share, just as the laptop which is connected wirelessly on a 54Megabit-connection
[09:14] <losher> w0jrl: I seem to recall some nonsense about branding....
[09:15] <purefusion2> I'm using gnome, and it said use gddrescue to install so I guess that's my options
[09:15] <Slart> w0jrl: it's something about branding.. firefox is the original version, if I understood it right
[09:15] <bananeweizen> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/sun-java5/+bug/86103 is a Java5 and Java6 JRE bug. https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/181582 is a duplicate. I want to set that bug to project:Java6 and close it.
[09:15] <purefusion2> just did, it's installed now
[09:15] <bananeweizen> Is that the correct way?
[09:15] <LiraNuna> How do I tell rdiff-backup to perform a full mirror even if there's incremental?
[09:15] <purefusion2> so what's ddrescue got over dd?
[09:15] <losher> OttifantSir: ok, let's backtrack. Has nfs ever worked, or is this a first attempt?
[09:15] <Slart> purefusion2: better handling of read errors is one thing
[09:16] <purefusion2> Slart: what multiplier should I use?
[09:16] <losher> purefusion2: ddrescue is designed to read failing disks....
[09:16] <purefusion2> my disk is sitting on ice right now, lol
[09:16] <Threetimes> I just installed tilp2, when I start it I get "tilp: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/libticables2.so.1: undefined symbol: usb_debug"
[09:16] <Techie> yay for webmin and its ability to easily set up things
[09:16] <purefusion2> indirectly
[09:17] <biopyte> hi. how can i completely remove any text including whitespace from below the desktop icons in gnome?
[09:17] <Neroon> Noone?
[09:17] <Slart> purefusion2: no idea
[09:17] <OttifantSir> losher: NFS has worked every other time I have set it up. Except the time when I did a fresh install with NIS and NIS was broken from source. Every other time I have followed the HOWTO, and it's worked. Sometimes a reboot of the server was required, but I have done that too.
[09:17] <losher> purefusion2: I've had good luck putting disks into the freezer. If you return it to the manufacturer, don't mention that you iced it...:-)
[09:17] <Techie> biopyte: why not go thw whole way and get rid of the icon aswell?
[09:19] <losher> OttifantSir: you sound defensive. Don't be, it's a legitimate debugging question. Can you login to the server and check that nfsd is running?\
[09:19] <nsadmin> heffay: that would be a mixed dist, not recommended
[09:19] <biopyte> Techie, when there is a firefox icon theres is no point for a 'firefox" title below, right. the obvious way, renaming with a single whitespace, still leaves a ugly trace of the title bar.
[09:19] <diddy> Is there a way to turn on smooth scrolling in gedit?
[09:20] <Keiffer> Anyone here know if running ubuntu from a usb flash is hard? Takes a lot time to boot and load?
[09:20] <Techie> biopyte: might there be a setting in the theme somewhere about how icon names are shown
[09:21] <losher> !usb | keiffer
[09:21] <purefusion2> losher: I had a hdd die on me two years ago, no luck with the freezer trick, but I believe it was a damaged head and I ran the thing until it didn't run any more
[09:21] <biopyte> Techie, maybe. but where? couldnt find such a thing.
[09:21] <Keiffer> Thanks
[09:21] <purefusion2> what's the best block size for a fat32 20GB drive?
[09:22] <Techie> biopyte: i cant say off the top of my head... i could do it in windows in a matter of seconds but i cant say the same for linux
[09:22] <vise> purefusion2, 4 kB
[09:23] <eoeas> purefusion2: depends on the average file sizes you'll use
[09:23] <Threetimes> I just installed tilp2, when I start it I get "tilp: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/libticables2.so.1: undefined symbol: usb_debug"
[09:23] <Krenari> #bot
[09:24] <Krenari> hi i need a bot like in #ubuntu, to help people
[09:24] <biopyte> Techie, windows ... aha. congratulations.
[09:24] <Threetimes> !bot
[09:24] <Neroon> Is there anyway to make sure, a microphone is working in ubuntu? I cant get it to work ...
[09:24] <w0jrl> I'm using firefox 3.5 now as my default browzer in jaunty
[09:25] <falkinski> Is devel short for development?
[09:25] <w0jrl> yes
[09:25] <losher> falkinski: pretty much
[09:25] <falkinski> w0jrl: thx
[09:25] <falkinski> losher: thx
[09:25] <Alvinware> Firefox 3.5 not ready yet for Ubuntu, right?
[09:25] <w0jrl> no
[09:25] <Techie> Neroon: you could install a sound recording app such as audacity and make a small recording and play it back
[09:26] <bongo56> losher I have repasted the link to http://paste.ubuntu.com/221760/ usb dick now on a machine that talks to web but wont mount disk using 9.04
[09:26] <purefusion2> is there a way to check the block size of the existing drive?
[09:27] <w0jrl> It can be used. just sudo apt-get install firefox-3.5 firefox-3.5-gnome-support
[09:27] <bongo56> oops I mean the dump from dmesg in terminal
[09:27] <shazzr> Techie: I wanted to record audio from a video I played the other night...using audacity. Struggled the whole evening to get it to record from the correct source. Do you know what's the easy way to change the input source?
[09:27] <Neroon> Techie: Thanks. I already did that. Nothing at all
[09:28] <johnliu> hello
[09:28] <Techie> shazzr: would have a clue, i was just using audacity as a troubleshooting tool
[09:28] <losher> bongo56: See this line -> [sdb] Attached SCSI removable disk. It means your usb drive appears as /dev/sdb. So try running 'sudo fdisk -l /dev/sdb'
[09:28] <Threetimes> !bot
[09:29] <Techie> shazzr: but you could use mplayer, mencoder or vlc to rip the audio if you have the video file
[09:29] <Threetimes> I just installed tilp2, when I start it I get "tilp: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/libticables2.so.1: undefined symbol: usb_debug"
[09:29] <tehbaut> is it possible to dd via /media/volume_name rather than via /dev/sdx ?
[09:30] <tehbaut> otherwise, how do I find the sdx of a mounted volume?
[09:30] <ChoK> "mount"
[09:30] <tehbaut> in this case, it's a usb drive
[09:30] <ChoK> type mount in a terminal
[09:30] <losher> tehbaut: open a terminal and run 'df -h'
[09:30] <bongo56> Losher: hm no result from sudo fdisk -l /dev/sdb
[09:30] <ChoK> or blkid
[09:30] <tehbaut> ah, got em
[09:31] <tehbaut> so I should use /dev/sdx1 with dd then?
[09:31] <ashii> hello, im using ubuntu server and need help, i'm trying too set up my domain and webpage so it shows correctly.. i'm using ehcp.. is someone good at domains and how too host your own?
[09:31] <bongo56> Losher its now on a usb 2.0 port too eh
[09:32] <MrPiracy_> how do i force a frozen app to shut down?
[09:32] <OpenBluntSurgery> psg -afx find the uid
[09:32] <ChoK> skill -9 nameoftheap
[09:32] <OpenBluntSurgery> pkill -9
[09:32] <Threetimes> killall processname
[09:32] <Snomi> errr...my jaunty freezes on 'loading hardware drivers'....but it never used to....
[09:32] <Techie> MrPiracy: you could use the kill command in terminal
[09:33] <OpenBluntSurgery> ps -afx *
[09:33] <tehbaut> can I not use dumpe2fs with a read-only drive?
[09:33] <tehbaut> trying to read the block size
[09:33] <OpenBluntSurgery> tehbaut: can u fsck it?
[09:33] <losher> bongo56: ok, try 'sudo fdisk -l' and see if you can spot the usb disk in the output
[09:34] <Threetimes> I just installed tilp2, when I start it I get "tilp: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/libticables2.so.1: undefined symbol: usb_debug"
[09:34] <tehbaut> OpenBluntSurgery, maybe... as long as that doesn't take long, as the disk has errors
[09:34] <tehbaut> trying to dd it before it dies
[09:34] <OpenBluntSurgery> tehbaut: what filesystem is it running?
[09:34] <tehbaut> fat32
[09:35] <OpenBluntSurgery> i think u use dosfsck for fat32
[09:35] <tehbaut> it's an old win98 disk that belongs to my in-laws old machine
[09:35] <Summitarian> Ubuntu vers. 5.04 no longer supported - are updates archived anywhere?
[09:35] <tehbaut> OpenBluntSurgery, permission denied
[09:35] <OpenBluntSurgery> tehbaut: http://linux.die.net/man/8/fsck.vfat
[09:36] <tehbaut> seems like the disk is mounted read-only
[09:36] <tehbaut> all the files have a lock icon
[09:36] <HotShowers> hey, does anyone know how to use sendmail?
[09:36] <HotShowers> i'm sending outgoing messages using mutt to an internet email address and i get...
[09:37] <Qu4R0w> !q
[09:37] <HotShowers>  (reason: 501 #5.1.3 Partial domain not allowed: 'ubuntu')
[09:37] <tehbaut> yeah, I can't even dd it: "cannot open input file: permission denied"
[09:37] <MrPiracy_> none of it worked
[09:37] <MrPiracy_> ps -afx lists it, what do i do with the process id?
[09:37] <Mez> HotShowers: thats generally because you need to set a FQDN for your machines hostname
[09:38] <Mez> !hostname | HotShowers
[09:38] <tehbaut> how do I get my drive to be readable so I can dd it?
[09:38] <tehbaut> er, whatever the permissions need to be anyway
[09:39] <losher> tehbaut: you're running it under sudo, right?
[09:39] <tehbaut> ah, dang
[09:39] <HotShowers> Mez: sendmail should be able to send outgoing mail without a FQDN though you'd think?
[09:39] <MrPiracy_> OpenBluntSurgery: is it pkill -9 then what?
[09:39] <OpenBluntSurgery> MrPiracy_: the uid or process name
[09:39] <tehbaut> had sudo on the first try, but I had to cancel out of it... ok :)
[09:39] <losher> HotShowers: sendmail is a mess. Consider using ssmtp. 6 lines of config & your're done...
[09:39] <MrPiracy_> OpenBluntSurgery: like pkill -9 1254
[09:39] <MrPiracy_> OpenBluntSurgery: ?
[09:39] <Qu4R0w> how to reinstall grub after i resintall my xp??
[09:40] <OpenBluntSurgery> MrPiracy_: yea you can run top and find UIDS, ps -afx |grep <whateverthehellurlookingfor>
[09:40] <bongo56> losher result from dmesg http://paste.ubuntu.com/221768/
[09:40] <ChoK> MrPiracy_, skill "name of process" or pkill "process ID"
[09:40] <ChoK> MrPiracy_, skill "name of process" or pkill "process ID" or killall "name of process"
[09:40] <tehbaut> dosfsck must take a while :D
[09:40] <mzz> is packages.ubuntu.com timing out for anyone else?
[09:41] <OpenBluntSurgery> pkill works for program names also
[09:41] <OpenBluntSurgery> tehbaut: use a -C with it and it should show u progress
[09:41] <OpenBluntSurgery> tehbaut: just read the man page
[09:41] <purefusion2> if I run ddrescue with quiet operation, does that run the disk slower, and cooler?
[09:42] <MrPiracy_> chok, i tried those, but the app is still here
[09:42] <losher> bongo56: no other devices mentioned other than sda?
[09:42] <OpenBluntSurgery> MrPiracy_: pebkac
[09:43] <tehbaut> does using the verbose option when processing large amounts of files slow down the processing of files?
[09:43] <HotShowers> losher: how do i use ssmtp, i type: #ssmtp root
[09:43] <MrPiracy_> OpenBluntSurgery: not really, i did what u said
[09:43] <HotShowers> then i type my message "hello world"
[09:43] <HotShowers> how do i send it off
[09:43] <ChoK> MrPiracy_, add a -9 option then
[09:44] <MrPiracy_> chok, nope, doesnt work
[09:45] <ChoK> MrPiracy_, are you the owner of the process? or is it root?
[09:45] <losher> HotShowers: er, you install it with 'sudo apt-get install ssmtp', the you configure /etc/ssmtp/ssmtp.conf and then you just send mail with mutt the usual way
[09:45] <bongo56> Im not sure I get a few pages of stuff from the fdisk command see http://paste.ubuntu.com/221771/
[09:45] <MrPiracy_> i am
[09:45] <Threetimes> I just installed tilp2, when I start it I get "tilp: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/libticables2.so.1: undefined symbol: usb_debug"
[09:45] <bongo56> Losher I dont understand much of that dump from fdsik
[09:45] <mouss> /noin
[09:46] <danny__> hi does anybody else's google look like this on firefox 3.5?  y the long horizontal search bar?
[09:46] <losher> bongo56: you seem quite confused between fdisk and dmesg. Maybe you should take a break and try again tomorrow?
[09:46] <Qu4R0w> how can i boot to my ubuntu??i already reinstall windows and i cant boot to ubuntu now.please help
[09:46] <Keiffer> i wnat Chrome for Ubuntu!
[09:46] <danny__> http://www.imagebam.com/image/3c14cc42498765
[09:47] <prince_jammys> !grub > Qu4R0w
[09:47] <Mez> HotShowers: that's probably coming back from an external source.
[09:47] <Uwe> hi all, I have some troubel with ubuntu-studio 9-04 and WLAN (RT73)
[09:47] <bongo56> Losher lol, yes it is confusing thanks for the help so far though, you taught me heaps :)
[09:47] <MrPiracy_> well ...
[09:48] <Uwe> now i checked it with Ubuntu 9-04 (Live DVD) and it worked
[09:48] <Threetimes> Keiffer: use wine/crossover/cedege
[09:48] <prince_jammys> Uwe: try also at ubuntu studio's, irc channel: #ubuntustudio
[09:48] <Uwe> I think the problem is related to the Kernel Versions: Ubuntu Studio
[09:48] <Threetimes> I just installed tilp2, when I start it I get "tilp: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/libticables2.so.1: undefined symbol: usb_debug"
[09:48] <Keiffer> Threetimes - it has bugs...
[09:48] <Uwe> price_jammys: Thanks good idea
[09:48] <Keiffer> danny__ whats shiretoko?
[09:49] <Threetimes> !shiretoko
[09:49] <Threetimes> !ff35
[09:49] <danny__> Keiffer, firefox 3.5
[09:49] <Uwe> ubuntu studio uses 2.6.29 and the usual desktop version uses 2.6.28 I think thats the root cause
[09:50] <danny__> does anybody else's google look like this on firefox 3.5? http://www.imagebam.com/image/3c14cc42498765 y the long horizontal search bar
[09:50] <Threetimes> Keiffer: do you mean tilp2 or wine/crossover/cedega?
[09:50] <AnAnt> Hello, how can I disable a package from being installed on an Ubuntu system ?
[09:50] <Keiffer> Threetimes I have it with Crossover and it has some bugs..
[09:51] <diddy> If you set the umask to 022, by default what permissions will your files have?
[09:52] <bongo56> I will try the same commands on the ubuntu machines that the drive is recognised on, maybey that may shed some light ta Losher
[09:52] <prince_jammys> diddy: 755 rwx, r-x, r-x
[09:52] <johnliu> how could i deal with this error:"E: zdesktop: subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 1"??
[09:53] <johnliu> thank you
[09:53] <prince_jammys> diddy: the zero masks nothing for the owner, and the twos mask the 'write' bit for group and other.
[09:53] <zleap> what are you trying to install?
[09:53] <zleap> zdsktop
[09:54] <johnliu> every programe all like this
[09:54] <OpenBluntSurgery> how can i set aterm as my default terminal?
[09:54] <johnliu> so i can't install
[09:54] <zleap> http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-886974.html
[09:54] <diddy> prince_jammys: Not directory but files. Correct answer is 644
[09:54] <johnliu> and can't delete
[09:54] <zleap> are you getting other errors
[09:55] <johnliu> no
[09:55] <zleap> ok
[09:55] <johnliu> thanks
[09:55] <zleap> hmm
[09:55] <zleap> that link may help,
[09:55] <prince_jammys> diddy: ok, yes. files are not made executable.
[09:55] <OpenBluntSurgery> ?
[09:55] <johnliu> is some file broken?
[09:56] <diddy> prince_jammys, I am just doing a test exam for LPIC and also got it wrong.
[09:56] <prince_jammys> diddy: heh, trick question!
[09:56] <on5sl> can somebody help me getting xinerama to work on a HD4870? Cause when i enable the option i get no GDM anymore when i boot :(
[09:57] <Threetimes> I just installed tilp2, when I start it I get "tilp: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/libticables2.so.1: undefined symbol: usb_debug"
[09:57] <Techie> on5sl: is this an ATI HD4870
[09:57] <on5sl> Techie: yes
[09:57] <zleap> johnliu, not sure what package are you trying to install
[09:57] <diddy> Does anybody know a really good program to find duplicate files and free diskspace?
[09:57] <on5sl> i've installed the latest catalyst driver 9.6
[09:57] <johnliu> is there anyone can speak chinese?
[09:57] <Techie> on5sl: the ATI drivers come with a xinerama feature in them
[09:57] <losher> !cn | johnliu
[09:57] <on5sl> Techie: that's what i'm trying, but it doesnt seems tow ork
[09:58] <Slart> diddy: fdupes is ok
[09:58] <johnliu> yeah
[09:58] <Techie> on5sl: may i pm you
[09:58] <johnliu> could you?
[09:58] <on5sl> Techie: ofc
[09:58] <prince_jammys> diddy: there's something called fdupes. i've never used it.
[09:58] <prince_jammys> ah, someone already said it.
[09:59] <johnliu> i can't speak clearly my trouble in english
[09:59] <prince_jammys> johnliu: /join #ubuntu-cn
[10:00] <causasui> Is there any fix for vlc being in two separate windows?
[10:00] <diddy> Slart, prince_jammys : I have just found this page and now I am wondering which one to try: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fdupes
[10:00] <causasui> It used to be only one :(
[10:00] <Slart> diddy: I've used both fdupes and duff.. in the end the difference wasn't that big
[10:00] <johnliu> zleap:i want to install eva,but there is something wrong with it
[10:01] <Qu4R0w> !eva > johnliu
[10:01] <waldir> help, I can't instal firefox 3.5! :(
[10:01] <Slart> causasui: I thought that was fixed in an update
[10:01] <Threetimes> I just installed tilp2, when I start it I get "tilp: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/libticables2.so.1: undefined symbol: usb_debug"
[10:01] <waldir> *install
[10:01] <prince_jammys> waldir: provide more details so someone can help you.
[10:01] <johnliu> :"E: zdesktop: subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 1"??
[10:02] <OpenBluntSurgery> what does system->pref->preferred apps do?
[10:02] <johnliu> it
[10:02] <waldir> prince_jammys: I don't know how to install it, I downloaded the tar.bz from firefox's website but it juts extracts to a folder
[10:03] <waldir> I tried using synaptic, but it says it installs it but my shortcuts still point to ff3
[10:03] <johnliu> ??????????
[10:03] <HotShowers> losher: ok think i've worked it out
[10:03] <johnliu> ?????
[10:03] <HotShowers> thanks
[10:03] <prince_jammys> waldir: try running 'shiretoko' from a terminal
[10:04] <causasui> Slart: Well I never got that update
[10:04] <johnliu> ??????????
[10:04] <waldir> prince_jammys: commando not found
[10:04] <prince_jammys> waldir: at least that's what i saw a few minutes ago
[10:04] <waldir> *command
[10:04] <prince_jammys> !ff35
[10:04] <Slart> causasui: hmm... then I guess you can either download and compile the source for yourself (not sure if you have to change something though) or wait for an updated package
[10:05] <waldir> oh, thanks... I'll read that
[10:05] <gnomefreak> the upstream tarball once unpacked cd into it and run it
[10:05] <defrysk> run firefox-3.5 waldir
[10:05] <johnliu> is there anyone could help me?
[10:05] <UinstonS> Hi
[10:06] <waldir> defrysk: that works, it is indeed called shiretoko
[10:06] <johnliu> :"E: zdesktop: subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 1"??
[10:06] <UinstonS> Where i can find .deb pack "Charles" ?
[10:06] <johnliu> anyone?
[10:06] <Neroon> Is there anyway to make sure, a microphone is working in ubuntu? I cant get it to work at all
[10:07] <waldir> prince_jammys: i understand now, it's an ubuntu thing
[10:07] <gnomefreak> Neroon: by default it is disabled IIRC click on the speaker icon and look for it
[10:07] <waldir> so it has been in my apps menu all this time, only it was called shiretoko and had a different icon!
[10:07] <johnliu> anyone can save this problem:":"E: zdesktop: subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 1"??
[10:08] <gnomefreak> johnliu: most likely if someone can they will let you know. no reason to keep asking. if we cant help you try #ubuntuforums its sunday so alot of people are not here
[10:08] <waldir> why isn't this made clearer to people using ubuntu?
[10:08] <Neroon> gnomefreak: Did that already. More than once. Any other way to activate it?
[10:08] <gnomefreak> Neroon: not sure off hand. its really early sunday morning here im doing as little as possible :)
[10:09] <johnliu> oh,i'm sorry,i don't know
[10:09] <Neroon> gnomefreak: hehe. I know. Wouldnt even bother, if I didnt need it today
[10:09] <tehbaut> what's the typical path to the desktop?
[10:09] <Seveas> gnomefreak, get some sleep :)
[10:09] <gnomefreak> Seveas: :) would be  nice
[10:09] <Threetimes> tehbaut: ~./Desktop
[10:09] <andry> how unistall avg antivirus in ubuntu remix?
[10:09] <Threetimes> tehbaut: (in your language, if not english)
[10:10] <tehbaut> ah, yep english
[10:10] <snaxx1> ANyone able to help me install this madwifi
[10:10] <Slart> andry: no instructions on the AVG site?
[10:10] <waldir> prince_jammys, defrysk did I miss something? how was I supposed to know about this shiretoko issue with ubuntu? :(
[10:12] <defrysk> waldir, some investigation usually helps, also 3.5 is not default yet, so not as much documentation
[10:12] <UinstonS> Where i can find .deb pack "Charles" ?
[10:13] <Slart> !pm | andry
[10:13] <Seveas> UinstonS, try Buckingham Palace
[10:13] <petx> hi all... I try to show request time out while pinging other PC... any idea??
[10:14] <meglo> Anyone here know of a good program to check my long written texts and identify bad usage of English or over-use of words, changing tense, etc?  I do recall seeing something - it was to help improve writing skills.
[10:14] <waldir> defrysk: I understand, but that's not very user friendly..
[10:14] <snaxx1> fack... this is pissin me off lol
[10:14] <waldir> well, thanks for your help :)
[10:16] <Lounge> somthing's been bugging me about 9.04 and avahi
[10:16] <tehbaut> is it normal for ddrescue to not look like it's doing anything, even with -v in use?
[10:16] <tehbaut> also, hdd case busy lights are not on
[10:16] <Lounge> seems to not wanna work like it used to in hardy
[10:16] <Threetimes> tehbaut: can you hear the drives?
[10:16] <tehbaut> not really
[10:17] <odonata> about syslog
[10:17] <Threetimes> then it isn't doing anything? any errors?
[10:17] <tehbaut> course it's fat32, maybe it takes a while to initialize the read
[10:17] <tehbaut> no errors yet
[10:17] <odonata> how can one separat logging into specific files?
[10:17] <Threetimes> might be, just wait...
[10:17] <tehbaut> says 'Copying data...'
[10:18] <tehbaut> this is somewhat agonizing :D
[10:19] <causasui> Slart: It works for you? On 9.04?
[10:19] <Slart> causasui: yes.. but I downloaded the source and compiled it myself
[10:19] <defrysk> waldir having a firefox3.5 that runs besides firefox3 untill 3.5 is default sound pretty user frienly to me ;)
[10:20] <DawnLight> hello. i've a continual message in dmesg which is eating up my hdd. this is bug #385929. whatever causes it... is there a way to stop the hdd writes, please?
[10:20] <tehbaut> I question whether I am using the right options up from... I just noticed an example on wikipedia where the user started with -n (no split) and then afterwords used -r 1 to retry the error areas, but I started with splits and -r 100... heh
[10:21] <richardcavell> is there a simple command to find out which IPs have a computer attached on my local area network?
[10:22] <q0_0p> sudo nmap -sP -T4 <IP_ADDRESS>/24
[10:22] <tehbaut> ah, I needed to make the logfile first... it won't create it for me
[10:23] <Alvinware> Is Linux more safer than Windows from being hack by hackers?
[10:23] <richardcavell> q0_0p: thanks. It's not such a simple-looking command though. I should alias it
[10:23] <Threetimes> Alvinware: some people say so.
[10:23] <qe2eqe> Alvinware, Intrinsically, a little.
[10:24] <Alvinware> So, does that mean Linux don't need any firewall, and anti-virus?
[10:25] <dhruvasagar> Alvinware: yes
[10:25] <Threetimes> need? windows won't "need" them, ubuntu won't "need" them
[10:25] <dhruvasagar> Alvinware: generally you don't
[10:25] <dhruvasagar> Threetimes: well said :)
[10:25] <Threetimes> I dont use any of them on both systems :D
[10:26] <dhalsim> hi, is there a way to use ionizer (air cleaner) in asus n50vn models?
[10:26] <Alvinware> what? why windows doesn't need any firewall, and anti-virus too? Is this serious?
[10:27] <petx> hi all... I try to show request time out while pinging other PC on network... any idea??
[10:27] <causasui> petx: Nope. No way for us to troubleshoot that from here.
[10:27] <Threetimes> I use it only for gaming, not for daily use. It is optimized for uber-performance. I use msconfig to turn almost anything off.
[10:28] <dhalsim> you may need firewall in ubuntu, and need antivirus too for windows viruses, which for some win machines connects linux servers from network
[10:28] <Qu4R0w> any1 have scrinshot/video recover Grub after reinstall windows xp?
[10:28] <France1159> Hello everyone
[10:28] <Techie> !grub > Qu4R0w
[10:28] <France1159> someone can tell me how can i show all files contained in a package ?
[10:28] <acidicbase> doesn't ubuntu have already have firestarter or something like that preinstalled?
[10:29] <Seveas> France1159, dpkg -L packagename
[10:29] <dhalsim> you can see in synaptic's package properties
[10:29] <France1159> thanks Seveas
[10:29] <Seveas> France1159, or for non-installed deb files: dpkg-deb -c filename.deb
[10:29] <Threetimes> I'm trying to compile libticables, but am getting errors: http://pastebin.org/2980. I get past ./configure without problems
[10:29] <Alvinware> Use msconfig to turn almost every things off mean will not susceptible to being attacks by hackers?
[10:29] <petx> causasui, so where can I get help...??
[10:30] <Threetimes> oh, an it's version 2-1.2.0 from http://sourceforge.net/projects/tilp/files/
[10:30] <danny__> is it true that if youre running an operating system like windows 7 on virtualbox it will never expire
[10:30] <France1159> thank you very much Seveas  :)
[10:30] <Seveas> Threetimes, that means their ./configure is broken and doesn't check for something :_
[10:30] <Aardvarx> ubuntu sucks
[10:30] <causasui> petx: It doesn't sound like a linux problem, but a problem with your network. You might try finding a local PC shop to help you with setting up home networking.
[10:30] <Threetimes> What does it not check for? How can I fix it?
[10:31] <Alvinware> Wow, why Ubuntu suck?
[10:31] <Techie> petx: may i suggest checking for enabled firewalls
[10:31] <Qu4R0w> sure..boot ur live cd
[10:31] <vkk> Hola
[10:31] <Seveas> Threetimes, no idea. COuld be libusb or some kernel headers. Just file a bug with them and get them to fix it :)
[10:31] <Alvinware> Ubuntu 9.04 is good enough.
[10:31] <causasui> Don't feed the trolls
[10:32] <petx> causasui, Techie, I think u dont understand me guys..
[10:32] <andry> clamav cant update ? help
[10:32] <nodnarb82> why does ubuntu suck? even backtrack4 is based on ubuntu
[10:32] <Threetimes> :\ I need it today (well, i want to use it today)
[10:32] <Techie> petx feel free to pm me with the full details
[10:32] <Qu4R0w> WHAT IS MEAN BOOT LIVE CD????MUST I CHOOSE TRY/INSTALL UBUNTU/BOOT FROM FIRST HDISK?
[10:32] <causasui> Please dont use all caps...
[10:32] <Threetimes> !caps | Qu4R0w
[10:32] <nodnarb82> and those guys seem to know what they r doin
[10:32] <Techie> Qu4R0w: choose try ubuntu
[10:33] <Qu4R0w> then what i nid recover?
[10:34] <Qu4R0w> Techie:u have an answer,please tell me
[10:35] <bossekr> hi folks, I'm a debian developer and would like to track bugs reported through ubuntu. is there any search query to find all bugs related to my packages ?
[10:36] <Qu4R0w> bossekr: grub problem
[10:36] <elky> bossekr, you could ask in #launchpad or #ubuntu-bugs
[10:36] <ShishKabab> Hello. I'm trying to create a test embedding Lua into an application. I've installed the liblualib50-dev and all it's dependencies and now try to compile the test app according to http://www.debian-administration.org/articles/264. I get undefined reference errors for every Lua function and executing 'nm -s /usr/lib/liblua50.so' shows there are no symbols. Is this a packaging bug?
[10:37] <Slart> bossekr: if your package is available through the repos you should be able to just search for it by name
[10:37] <Seveas> bossekr, make sure your debian mailaddress is linked to the launchpad account you actually use. That should 'link' your packages to you. Follow elky's advice to get more details
[10:38] <Qu4R0w> how to i set manual mac adress and ip adress?
[10:38] <on5sl> Techie: when i enable xinerama=on then my ubuntu get stuck everytime
[10:38] <bossekr> Slart, yes I know but is there a way to get an overview over all packages like http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/pkgreport.cgi?maint=bossekr%40debian.org
[10:38] <on5sl> i cant even do ctrl+alt+F1
[10:38] <Slart> bossekr: oh.. I see.. no idea, sorry
[10:40] <Threetimes> Hi, I get an error when compiling libticables2-1.2.0: http://pastebin.com/d618fa1c2
[10:42] <hilaire> read install text
[10:45] <Qu4R0w> cant see anything=find /boot/grub/stage
[10:45] <Qu4R0w> cant see anything=find /boot/grub/stage1
[10:45] <Qu4R0w> please help me
[10:46] <JoAnneThrax> How/where do I shut off the "boop" "beep" "kerchunk" sounds that happen when I click buttons and such in dialogue boxes?
[10:48] <JoAnneThrax> I'd normally guess they're native to my window manager (I'm using Window Maker), but I've already, theoretically, disabled the sounds in WM's control-panel thing.
[10:50] <JoAnneThrax> And they don't seem very client-specific.
[10:50] <JoAnneThrax> I just tried them in nicotine, Xchat and azureus, and they're all making those sounds on clicking
[10:51] <Chrystallic> sorry, I can't help.... if you disabled the sound in teh control panel tehn I got no idea why there is still a sound
[10:52] <JoAnneThrax> Okay.  Neither I.
[10:52] <Threetimes> You kight want to restart your WM, logout and login.
[10:52] <Threetimes> might*
[10:53] <JoAnneThrax> Would there be some sort of sounds native to the x-server somehow that aren;t controlled by the WM?
[10:53] <JoAnneThrax> Threetimes: I've already done that, unfortunately.  At least three times.
[10:54] <jorick> how do  i configure ubuntu to use the opendns servers?
[10:54] <Chrystallic> I had WM a while... but suddenly it stopped working properly.... so I logged out, and haven't logged into it again....
[10:54] <JoAnneThrax> I tried KDE...it sort of made my skin crawl.
[10:54] <richardcavell> JoAnneThrax: Why?  It's a good desktop
[10:55] <Chrystallic> now I only use a mix of different skins... Slickness, minimum black suite, black and white 2, and 2 other skins XD
[10:56] <JoAnneThrax> Well, the one that installed with Kubuntu-desktop just annoyed me.  Maybe I thought it was falling all over itself to seem like Micro$oft Windoze while dispensing with, or at least making less obvious and convenient, all the things that I, as a linux user, might actually use..
[10:56] <JoAnneThrax> I'm sure it's just how the defaults were set.
[10:57] <jophish> what should patch do with no arguments?
[10:58] <root> hello
[10:58] <Chrystallic> luckily I found a way to automaticly start numpad when I log on.... started to annoy me when I always had to press teh "num lock" button, or all my passwords  missed some numbers...
[10:59] <Guest44304> ss\
[10:59] <Guest44304> help
[11:00] <Chrystallic> now I uninstalled my Wmaker, and installs it again
[11:01] <Chrystallic> Guest44304: what do you need help with?
[11:02] <blackacid> Could someone help me fix xorg
[11:02] <nperry> Hey guys, just wondered if i could create an icon on the menu to open irssi? is this possible?
[11:02] <tehbaut> ubuntu doesn't seem to be applying my power management prefs
[11:03] <Qu4R0w> how to connect internet via broadband
[11:03] <tehbaut> screen keeps turning off, even though I say not to
[11:03] <Qu4R0w> how to connect internet via broadband?
[11:03] <Slart> nperry: sure.. but you have to start gnome-terminal with irssi as some kind of parameter
[11:03] <nperry> Ahhh Slart i was looking at x-terminal-emulator with a parm and couldnt find it
[11:04] <Slart> nperry: gnome-terminal -e irrsi   should do it
[11:04] <blackacid> tehbaut laptop or desktop
[11:04] <Slart> nperry: if you want to use the gnome-terminal, that is.. you don't have to
[11:04] <nperry> Ah thanks slart :D
[11:04] <JoAnneThrax> okay...here's another one.  I've asked some people about this, but I can't remember if I asked here.
[11:05] <nperry> Why wasnt that in --help :(
[11:05] <Slart> nperry: you're welcome
[11:05] <Slart> nperry: it's in the man page though =)
[11:05] <Chrystallic> Qu4R0w: http://www.honeytechblog.com/how-to-connect-broadband-in-ubuntu/   maybe this help?
[11:05] <eino> hmmmm, I'm getting ati 3870 for free from my friend and I'm building a gaming computer around it, what would be about as powerful motherboard and cpu? you see I don't want to purchase too powerful cpu and mobo so the graphics card wont slow them down
[11:05] <JoAnneThrax> Whenever I reboot my computer has decided to mute the Master volume and then the slider all the way to zero.
[11:05] <JoAnneThrax> ...which is kind of annoying.
[11:06] <blackacid> could someone help me with a xorg failure it happened after applying updates
[11:06] <tehbaut> blackacid, laptop
[11:07] <Chrystallic> you know there is 2 different power management options on laptop?
[11:07] <disappearedng>  How do I schedule cause my system to restart and do a fsck ?
[11:07] <jeff009> hello every one, i've no sound with frenx 0.7.3 on client nomachine is there any one to help me thank u :)
[11:07] <blackacid> sure its not your screen that could be damaged
[11:08] <Chrystallic> diapperaredng: I dun know how you do schedule a fsck,  but  the standard setup is a new fsck after 20 startups
[11:09] <eino> tes
[11:09] <JoAnneThrax> come to think of it, sound is working fine at the moment.  Maybe I fixed that accidentally.
[11:10] <Slart> disappearedng: you create a file at / ... something like forcecheck..
[11:10] <ChoK> sudo shutdown -rf now
[11:10] <Slart> disappearedng: sudo touch /forcefsck
[11:10] <ChoK> or touch /forcefsck && shutdown -r now
[11:10] <JoAnneThrax> ...now if only I cound fix the beep-boop sounds...
[11:11] <ChoK> blacklist pcspkr
[11:11] <Slart> ChoK: hmm.. -f isn't mentioned in the man page... sure it works?
[11:12] <ChoK> shutdown -f creates the forcefsck file
[11:12] <Chrystallic> I got this memorystick, that won't work properly when I insert it into the usb-port.. it starts to work, but for some weird reason I can't copy/paste anything to/from teh memorystick... any help how to solve it?
[11:13] <ChoK> Slart, mmm weird, dunno about the ubuntu shutdown then
[11:13] <iceroot> how to remove the keyring-password-question with auto-login and jaunty? with hardy i was using an empty keyword, but with jaunty i cant find anything like that
[11:13] <anr78> I'm running Ubuntu on a MacBook Pro, and the keyboard layout is not quite correct. Anyone know how this should be set on this machine? Pipe and square brackets are two of the keys missing
[11:13] <danny__> does anyone here know anything about mpd?
[11:13] <iceroot> !anyone | danny__
[11:14] <Seveas> danny__, would http://paste.ubuntu.com/213519/ qualify as anything? :)
[11:14] <Chrystallic> anr78: system -> user choices?(sorry use norwegian version) -> keyboard
[11:14] <drazter2> hi, im currently on jaunty and i want to try out the new 9.10 koala release.. i have found something called a "daily build" can anyone tell me what is that?
[11:14] <danny__> im trying to create my mpd playlist and its skipping one of my music folders. its the one drive that linux always asks for a password to access on boot
[11:14] <Slart> !karmic | drazter2
[11:15] <Seveas> danny__, then probably the mpd user doesn't have access to it.
[11:15] <CybeRebel> hello all, the text in my bash terminal is over lapping, anyone know the problem?
[11:16] <Slart> CybeRebel: try selecting another console font?
[11:16] <CybeRebel> Slart do you no what the defaults are?
[11:17] <danny__> Seveas, do u know how id fix that?
[11:17] <Slart> CybeRebel: nope... don't remember.. I use Terminus (it's available from the repos)
[11:17] <JoAnneThrax> Hmm.  I have the DisableSound option in $(HOME)/GNUstep/Defaults/WindowMaker set to "yes"
[11:18] <Chrystallic> anr78: when you've entered the keyboard window, press on socond tab, and press on keyboardmodel.  there you choose Apple, and your computer model
[11:18] <Neroon> Please, is there anyone that can help, getting a microphone to work? I thought I would never say that, but I'm close to uninstall Ubuntu. Been there, done this, thousands of "solutions" and just nothing even closely works
[11:18] <CybeRebel> Slart okay ill try anyway thanks :)
[11:18] <Seveas> danny__, by using proper mount options
[11:18] <nikolam> hi,
[11:18] <nikolam> it seems that packages.ubuntu.com not working now, BTW
[11:19] <ChoK> Slart, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/74139
[11:19] <renic> how do i format unpartitioned space in ubuntu?
[11:19] <ChoK> renic, gparted
[11:20] <renic> there's not something already included in the default install?
[11:21] <tehbaut> any way to keep ubuntu from going to sleep on me while I'm ddrescue'ing?
[11:21] <tehbaut> the prefs aren't working it seems
[11:21] <Slart> ChoK: hm.. interesting.. thanks
[11:21] <Slart> tehbaut: there are some software that prevents powersaving.. inhibit I think it's called
[11:21] <tehbaut> screen keeps going off, and I fear worse if I don't keep moving the cursor
[11:22] <tehbaut> Slart, is that apt-get'able?
[11:22] <Slart> tehbaut: hang on.. let me have a look
[11:22] <tehbaut> couldn't find package
[11:23] <anr78> I have set the layout in the prefs, but it is still not correct
[11:23] <Slart> tehbaut: try "gnome-power-manager-inhibit somecommand"
[11:23] <Slart> tehbaut: I think it will keep the computer from falling asleep until that command is finished
[11:24] <tehbaut> Slart, ok... how about if the command is currently running?
[11:24] <JoAnneThrax> I was rather hoping there would be an easier way to solve this problem than uninstalling windowmaker and reinstalling it without sound enabled.
[11:24] <Slart> tehbaut: gnome-power-manager-inhibit sleep htop    will let you decide when to end htop
[11:24] <Slart> tehbaut: bah.. sorry... gnome-power-manager-inhibit htop
[11:25] <tehbaut> Slart, then just run htop?
[11:25] <Slart> tehbaut: it will run htop for you
[11:25] <Slart> tehbaut: then wait until htop finishes before going to sleep
[11:25] <tehbaut> command not found
[11:25] <anr78> If I see "(arg: 8) in a terminal window, does that mean I have pressed AltGr+8?
[11:25] <Slart> !find gnome-power-manager-inhibit
[11:26] <Slart> tehbaut: try installing gnome-power-manager
[11:26] <anr78> If I see "(arg: 8 )  in a terminal window, does that mean I have pressed AltGr+8?
[11:26] <tehbaut> installed, command still not found
[11:26] <anr78> If so, it seems Ubuntu has made my left Alt into AltGr and I need to swap them
[11:27] <tehbaut> no typos either, heh
[11:27] <Slart> anr78: Altgr+8 does that on my system, yes
[11:27] <Slart> anr78: no, sorry.. alt+8 does that
[11:28] <JoAnneThrax> This is odd.  The bloops and bleeps happen in nicotine, azureus and xchat...but they DON'T happen in firefox and xmms.
[11:29] <Slart> tehbaut: odd.. you are running ubuntu jaunty?
[11:29] <Slart> tehbaut: located in /usr/bin
[11:30] <tehbaut> Slart, I'm running 8.04 (hardy?)
[11:30] <logic> how can i change the appearance of the panel bars? i'd like round borders.. what can i do??
[11:30] <Slart> tehbaut: ah.. that might be it
[11:31] <Techie> synergy+
[11:31] <anr78> Slart: thanks. anyway it seems that I need to make the left alt key on my keyboard do what the right one does.
[11:32] <tehbaut> Slart, is it possible that it's an issue with my monitor's driver?
[11:33] <tehbaut> or the fact that I never installed the monitor's specific driver?
[11:33] <tehbaut> there were some odd issues with resolution that I'd noticed
[11:33] <Slart> tehbaut: what was the problem? the computer keeps going to sleep and halting the ddrescue thing?
[11:33] <logic> could anybody help me? how can i change the appearance of the panel bars? i'd like round borders.. what can i do??
[11:33] <tehbaut> Slart, no but that's my fear... the monitor keeps going blank
[11:34] <tehbaut> who's to say that the computer won't just go to sleep
[11:34] <Slart> tehbaut: are you sure that's not just the monitor shutting off? it does that for me too
[11:34] <tehbaut> I've set it no to in the power mgr prefs though
[11:34] <Slart> tehbaut: I would say that's the way I want it.. do you want to monitor to stay powered on just because you're running a torrent client in the background?
[11:35] <Slart> tehbaut: ah.. but it might be the monitor that is doing the shutdown thing on it's own
[11:35] <tehbaut> I have to leave for a couple hours soon, don't want anything to happen with this really slow ddrescue that's going on
[11:35] <dport> Hey guys, i'm trying to stop the x server on my desktop so that I can update my nvidia driver, any help with this?
[11:35] <dport> I've tried everything i've found through google and nothing works
[11:35] <Slart> dport: open a terminal run "sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop"
[11:35] <renic> Chok: should i mount new partitions using fstab, or is there a tool?
[11:36] <dport> Slart: I've tried that, then ran the .run file and still says i'm running X
[11:36] <dport> oh wait
[11:36] <dport> !
[11:36] <dport> hang on
[11:37] <heinz2> dport: tried to do that from outside X with CTRL-ALT-F1?
[11:38] <tehbaut> Slart, how about an app/utility the keeps my cursor moving or something?
[11:38] <tehbaut> I don't want to take a chance on this, not right now
[11:38] <tehbaut> I can test and mess with power stuff later
[11:39] <JoAnneThrax> If I can find where the actual sound-files its using are, I can delete them, I suppose.  Assuming those sounds are from files; them being actually synthesized in realtime is very unlikely :)
[11:40] <eino> I updated my gfx card drivers and it says I should reboot, but I am using a live cd, is there any command that I could use that would replace the rebooting?
[11:40] <tehbaut> hmmm: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=850482
[11:41] <tehbaut> never compiled a program before though, haha
[11:41] <renic> should i be mounting new partitions with manual entry into fstab, or does ubuntu require using a tool beyond the text editor?
[11:42] <Slart> tehbaut: hang on.. someone mentioned a script that did that the other day
[11:42] <Slart> tehbaut: let me search my logs
[11:42] <JoAnneThrax> Sounds defined for specific events and sound file paths are defined in the WMSound file.
[11:42] <tehbaut> Slart, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=850482 ?
[11:42] <anr78> From xev it seems that my left Alt key is indeed Alt_L, but that it needs to be ISO_Level3_Shift for my MPB-keyboard to work like in OS X. Is this an easy fix with xmodmap?
[11:42] <JoAnneThrax> I haven't GOT a WMsound file.  This is why I'm wondering if the sounds even originate with Windowmaker
[11:42] <Slart> tehbaut: mm.. but that sounds complicated =)
[11:43] <tehbaut> Slart, well the simpler the better of course
[11:45] <i-r-noob> i've got a pidgin yahoo mess bug...my buddies appear on-line in my contact-list after they actually log-off
[11:45] <JoAnneThrax> ...but I can't think of where else they might come from...
[11:45] <roffe> How do I upgrade to ff 3.5 without the Shirotoko-version of it?
[11:46] <sssilviu> hello, guys. I have the exact same problem as this guy http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-newbie-8/broadcom-wireless-in-ubuntu-9.04-731952/  A Broadcom wireless card which doesn't work with ubuntu 9.04. Does anybody know a solution for it?
[11:47] <coz_> sssilviu,  I personally dont know but if no one here does try the #linux channel
[11:49] <Crsim> madwifi?
[11:49] <metatagg> roffe: U can install ff 3.5.1 side by side with ubuntu rep. version. Just head over to http://www.mozilla.com/products/download.html?product=firefox-3.5.1&os=linux&lang=en-US
[11:49] <Slart> tehbaut: try this while true; do sleep 10; xdotool mousemove 0 0; xdotool mousemove 10 10; done
[11:49] <sssilviu> ok, I will thanks coz_, but anyway, if anybody can give me some tips here it would be great. I suspect that it's not a very difficult matter, but I just couldn't find any solution on the web yet
[11:50] <metatagg> roffe: that's what I did, but i'm no ubuntu-pro
[11:50] <metatagg> :)
[11:50] <roffe> Thanks metatagg!
[11:50] <sssilviu> and that guy did not receive any response on the forum
[11:50] <metatagg> roffe: np
[11:50] <dport> Just attempted to update my nvidia graphics card, and now this is what i see
[11:50] <Slart> tehbaut: you will have to install the app xdotool first
[11:51] <dport> ah, won't let me paste now, says that I don't have a graphics card now, but the driver tool see's it
[11:51] <dport> enabled it, and restarted, same thing
[11:51] <diddy> Does anybody know what the rc stands for in .bashrc?
[11:52] <tehbaut> Slart, and of course I'd do that via apt-get?
[11:52] <Slart> diddy: http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/coffee-lounge/58038-what-does-rc-mean.html
[11:53] <Slart> tehbaut: of course =) sudo apt-get install xdotool
[11:53] <tehbaut> hmmm, no package found
[11:53] <anr78> Isn't xmodmap used in Jaunty?
[11:54] <diddy> Slart: So basically nobody knows. :)
[11:54] <nyaa> diddy I think it stands for run command, and is essentially a configuration file for how you want the program to run.
[11:54] <Slart> diddy: that seems to be the general consensus =)
[11:54] <tehbaut> I'm on hardy, anr78 (if that was 'indirected' towards me)
[11:55] <coz_> diddy,   the "rc"  mean   "run control"
[11:55] <Slart> anr78: well.. it can be used, if that's what you mean
[11:55] <anr78> tehbaut: it wasn't :). I'm trying to configure the keyboard on my MBP :)
[11:56] <coz_> diddy,  it is a "convention"  adopted from older Unix systems
[11:56] <lanoxx> !remotedesktop
[11:56] <diddy> nyaa, Slart, coz: Thx.
[11:56] <tehbaut> anr78, ah well it sounded similar to xdotool ;)
[11:57] <lanoxx> i want to configure my ubuntu server running ubuntu 9.04 desktop to accept remote connections, how would i do that
[11:57] <lanoxx> i have been reading about different ways so far but im not sure which one is the best
[11:57] <tehbaut> lanoxx, why not just use vnc?
[11:57] <anr78> Slart: I looked at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AppleKeyboard, and it says "Since Xmodmap have been replace by X Keyboard Extension, it's impossible to use Xmodmap to proceed with the mapping. "
[11:57] <lanoxx> tehbaut, what are the pros and cons to vnc?
[11:58] <lanoxx> i want something that i can access with linux and windows and that does not need an active gnome session
[11:58] <tehbaut> wider cross platform compatibility for one... I don't know if ubuntu even has support for rdp, but I never checked
[11:58] <diddy> How many files are there that influence the operations of the bash? ~/.bash_profile, ~/.bashrc, ~/.bash_login, ~/.bash_logout, ~/.inputrc ??? *dizzy*
[11:58] <Slart> anr78: oh.. can't really remember when I used it last.. perhaps it was before junty
[11:59] <logic> can you help me with Cairo Dock??
[11:59] <lanoxx> tehbaut, i used the system->preferences->remote desktop but that only works when im logged in on the host, so for me thats useless since my server does not have a screen
[11:59] <coz_> logic,  we have a #cairo-dock channle if you are interested
[11:59] <m3th> i need help... got problems connecting with a usb internet device
[12:00] <tehbaut> lanoxx, could be usable with the screen command, but that encroaches an area I'm not as familiar with
[12:00] <tehbaut> s/as/
[12:00] <logic> coz_:thanks;) anyway do you know why the configuration manager of Cairo Dock keeps repeatedly poppin out everytime i close it??
[12:00] <coz_> logic,  is this 2.0?
[12:01] <koshari> whats the minimum package i need to install to get an ethernet connection up?
[12:02] <blackacid> 1337 people in room
[12:02] <nyaa> lol
[12:02] <blackacid> awww
[12:02] <nyaa> win some lose some
[12:02] <blackacid> that was tight
[12:02] <nyaa> now we're leeb =(
[12:03] <blackacid> :D
[12:03] <nyaa> yay
[12:03] <blackacid> to bad im very tired
[12:04] <benjamin_> Is it possible to serve a web page on a non default port (80) without visitors having to type :port# after the url?
[12:05] <Slart> benjamin_: not sure if you can create a redirection from the regular port 80 to another port
[12:05] <diddy> nyaa, Slart, coz: Someone in another channel wrote: diddy "'rc' derives from 'runcom', from the mIT CTSS system, ca. 1965." -- rc (as in ".cshrc" or "/etc/rc") = "RunCom" <-- or "Run Commands"
[12:05] <diddy> I think that is a good explanation.
[12:05] <benjamin_> the problem is that I have an admin page on my router at port 80 but I wanna server my own site too
[12:05] <Webu> Is there stronger command than "kill -9" available?
[12:05] <Slart> diddy: nice.. good hunting there
[12:06] <Webu> I've got a process running at 100% CPU and it won't die :-(
[12:06] <Slart> Webu: I guess sudo kill -9 might be a little meaner
[12:06] <Webu> Slart, ouch it won't do this time :-(
[12:06] <nyaa> I see
[12:06] <m3th> Ubuntu automatically configured my usb internet device the first time i used it... it worked... then after the reboot it tells me the device is "connected" but i can't surf/ping...  i tried all night long changing wvdial.conf reading forums but i can't make it...
[12:06] <JoAnneThrax>  2744 ?        Ss     0:00 /usr/bin/kdm   <--- kdm also running...maybe it's responsible for sound?
[12:06] <Slart> Webu: I don't know of anything more powerful
[12:06] <koshari> benjamin port forward, you dont want your webmin page available from www do you?
[12:06] <Webu> Slart, "[ 4310.003737] BUG: soft lockup - CPU#3 stuck for 61s! [rmmod:4968]" :-D
[12:07] <nyaa> Webu what kind of process is it?  is in it a terminal?
[12:07] <JoAnneThrax> I thin it's what was launched to give me the whole login-screen dealy.
[12:07] <Webu> nyaa, it's a "sudo rmmod bttv" but it got stuck :-(
[12:07] <nyaa> webu tried ctrl + c, or ctrl + z?
[12:07] <benjamin_> koshari: I deffinately do not, but how do I port forward a local port to a different remote port?
[12:07] <m3th> any ideas?
[12:07] <Webu> nyaa, "root      4968  100  0.0   1788   464 ?        R<   14:00   6:49 rmmod bttv"
[12:07] <coldhead_> i think my video driver is crashing my computer and i can't get into X. how do i find and uninstall the offending package?
[12:07] <tehbaut> is there a good automation tool that works w/ hardy?
[12:08] <Webu> nyaa, at least Ctrl + C didn't work, didn't try that Z before closing the window :-S
[12:08] <tehbaut> something like autoIT / autohotkey or similar?
[12:08] <Slart> !automation
[12:08] <koshari> benjamin depends on your router
[12:09] <benjamin_> koshari was hoping that wouldn't be the case hehe
[12:09] <koshari> benjamin_ my billion 7200 calls it virtual host
[12:09] <Webu> Ah, I think I've got to reboot to get that process killed..
[12:09] <JoAnneThrax> Anyone know were I can find kdm's configuration files/sound options
[12:09] <tehbaut> there is kautoclick for KDE, but nothing for gnome it seems
[12:09] <JoAnneThrax> ?
[12:10] <benjamin_> koshari: mine has portforwarding/port triggering
[12:10] <Slart> tehbaut: there's xmacro ... depends on what you want to do
[12:11] <benjamin_> koshari: I think it might be port triggering
[12:11] <Webu> nyaa, lol it won't reboot :-D I'm feeling like Windows now :-P
[12:11] <koshari> benjamin its likely the setting is in the port forwarding part, just add the local ip addy ie <IP_ADDRESS> ect
[12:11] <Webu> nyaa, *goes to the power switch*
[12:11] <tehbaut> Slart, well same thing as before :P
[12:11] <Slart> tehbaut: xmacro should work nicely then
[12:11] <tehbaut> although having something advanced that I can use in the future would be good
[12:11] <nyaa> webu won't reboot?
[12:12] <benjamin_> koshari: in port forwarding I only get start and end port for a port range
[12:12] <miha> hello, i use thinkpad r500... as it heats up at any serious load, i wonder if i should fans manually.... it never goes beyond 3000 rpm even when temperature is 90 C
[12:12] <nyaa> webu I should look up what that process does heh
[12:12] <tehbaut> not absolutely necessary right now though, technically
[12:12] <m3th> #ubuntu-it
[12:12] <miha> anyone using thinkpad?
[12:12] <Webu> nyaa, yeah, looks like it was quite bad at 100% CPU usage - somehow it didn't want to work when trying to rmmod that "bttv" module.
[12:12] <tehbaut> can xmacro repeat a specific # of times?
[12:12] <nsadmin> miha: you!
[12:13] <miha> nsadmin yes? ;)
[12:13] <nyaa> any idea what bttv is?  is that for a tv card?
[12:13] <naman_> hello
[12:13] <tehbaut> or repeate until I say stop? :P
[12:13] <naman_> hi miha
[12:13] <Slart> tehbaut: not sure.. but you can call it in a loop from the shell
[12:13] <nsadmin> miha: YOU are using the thinkypad!
[12:13] <xok> hello guys...
[12:13] <Webu> nyaa, yes it is, trying to get my Hercules Smart TV working.
[12:13] <xok> I'm experiencing problems with vlc...
[12:13] <xok> I want to stream audio data to the icecast server...
[12:13] <Webu> nyaa, was about to unload the module to reload it with different settings.
[12:13] <miha> nsadmin yes.. as i google i see everyone complaining about fans under linux
[12:13] <xok> can anyone help me with this?...
[12:14] <nsadmin> miha: just like any rockstar, they need fans...
[12:14] <miha> hehe
[12:14] <Webu> nyaa, now after a reboot the unload works, at least the first time :-O
[12:14] <nsadmin> some fans just get out of control and you have to replace them...
[12:14] <miha> well i'm big ut2004 fan... this laptop performs great until it overheats some 30 mins later
[12:14] <nyaa> Webu I've got no solid advice for tv cards, I failed in that area =)  The only time I've seen a cpu go to 100% was when it had a hard time trying to poll for a keypress or something similar
[12:15] <miha> it's annoying me... do i need external cooler?
[12:15] <nsadmin> borrow one and see
[12:15] <Webu> nyaa, hehe I see, maybe it's just a bit buggy and gets quite bad when stuck :-S
[12:15] <nsadmin> go into the store and play the game for awhile
[12:16] <nsadmin> if it helps... maybe you need it
[12:16] <nyaa> webu could be, I know a few people that use linux, but I don't know anyone thats gotten a tv card to work well =(
[12:16] <Threetimes> Hi, i'm trying to compile ticables2, I get this: http://pastebin.com/d618fa1c2
[12:16] <heinz2> miha: http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=901&num=1
[12:17] <xok> can anyone help me with my problem?...
[12:17] <coldhead_> what's the command to use a generic x driver instead of q poxy one?
[12:17] <miha> heinz i thought of something more active... akasa has some promising products
[12:17] <coldhead_> a poxy one*
[12:17] <nsadmin> I never streamed I'd be doing that
[12:18] <Nehyx> xok: this channel is about network questions, sorry
[12:18] <ShapeShifter499> hi
[12:18] <Webu> nyaa, ahh hehe, it got stuck again trying the second time :-D I see.. :-P
[12:18] <xok> Nehyx, network question?... :-/
[12:19] <Nehyx> xok: for example, if you have got trolls in a channel, or how set up a name...
[12:19] <heinz2> miha: I have a hpnx8220 which runs at 100°C under full load (pentium-m) but doesn't show any issues with that, so I didn't bother about further cooling...
[12:19] <Nehyx> xok: ops, sorry
[12:19] <dabaR> Threetimes: what are you trying to do in the big picture?
[12:19] <nyaa> Webu I'd probably see what exactly it does when it freezes up, but that ones over my head =
[12:19] <Nehyx> I joined in #ubuntu :P
[12:19] <dabaR> Threetimes: how come ticables2...
[12:19] <Nehyx> sorry really
[12:19] <xok> Nehyx, lool :-D
[12:19] <nsadmin> xok: I have no exp with streaming, but I have a lot of experience with server daemons... one thing I know is they usually log to a text file and you can watch the log using tail -f
[12:19] <Webu> nyaa, oh yeah - thank you for your time though :-) <3
[12:20] <nyaa> np
[12:20] <Threetimes> dabaR: i'm trying to install tilp2, whemn i install it with apt, i get the same kind of errors
[12:20] <xok> nsadmin, thanks a lot for your response, but that not what I wanted...
[12:20] <xok> actually deamon has no problems...
[12:21] <xok> it works just fine, but the client doesn't seem to connect at all.. ;-(
[12:21] <dabaR> Threetimes: You mean, when you try to install the version that comes with Ubuntu, you get the same error that you pasted to the pastebin?
[12:21] <nsadmin> so what does the server say when the client tries?
[12:21] <Threetimes> yep
[12:21] <nsadmin> again, you can watch the server log using tail -f
[12:21] <dabaR> Threetimes: libticables2-1 in particular?
[12:21] <xok> nsadmin, it doesn't... that's the main problem...
[12:21] <Threetimes> let me see
[12:22] <nsadmin> so the server is not saying anything? what does the client say?
[12:22] <xok> nsadmin, are you kidding?.. :-D
[12:22] <xok> nsadmin, client just stucks, does absolutely nothing...
[12:23] <xok> I mean it doesn't connect to server at all...
[12:23] <nsadmin> that suggests to me there is no connection at all, and there could be something between that is preventing connection
[12:23] <Threetimes> after installation, hen I try to start it: "tilp: symbol lookup error: /usr/local/lib/libticables2.so.1: undefined symbol: usb_debug"
[12:23] <nsadmin> how many different clients have you tried?
[12:23] <ShapeShifter499> I got a dilemma, I have a acer aspire one with ubuntu installed, I want to run windows with in ubuntu, but can't because I don't have a windows disk and I deleted the recovery partiton for windows on it, I do have a back up of my windows that was installed but I can't use that because I need to change the registry to make windows load off any hard drive or usb drive, so my question is how or...
[12:23] <ShapeShifter499> ...where do I get the tools to make a windows + ubuntu environment given the circumstances I have now?
[12:23] <nsadmin> is the daemon a tcp daemon?
[12:24] <dabaR> Threetimes: That is the whole exact error?
[12:24] <xok> nsadmin, actually I want to stream using VLC,  other clients (such as ices, ezstream and others) work just fine...
[12:24] <Threetimes> yep
[12:24] <Threetimes> dabaR: ^
[12:25] <nsadmin> xok: ok, so you've just eliminated a lot of things that could be wrong
[12:25] <dabaR> Threetimes: did you install tilp or tilp2?
[12:25] <xok> o_O
[12:25] <piegod> Hello, I've tried to follow the guide at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Internet/ConnectionSharing - but I don't manage to get any Internet connectivity from connected machines on eth1 (eth1 is a WiFi AP, eth0 has internet access)
[12:25] <Threetimes> tilp2
[12:25] <piegod> what am I doing wrong?
[12:25] <nsadmin> as you say there is nothign wrong with the server... furthermore, there is no router or whatever preventing connections
[12:26] <ShapeShifter499> Anyone have a answer for my problem
[12:26] <ShapeShifter499> ?
[12:26] <dabaR> Threetimes: Odd, I don't even have a file in that spot /usr/local/lib/libticables2.so.1 after installing tilp2
[12:26] <nsadmin> I'm just not in that windows mood...
[12:27] <heinz2> Shapeshifter: you're aiming at running win in virtualbox/vmware?
[12:27] <angel> I have bought a new TP-Link Access point for my network and I want to connect it the router, how can I configure this new access point? the ip for my router is <IP_ADDRESS>
[12:28] <dabaR> Threetimes: does 'which tilp' point to /usr/bin/tilp?
[12:28] <nsadmin> xok: in fact the only problem is vlc as far as this problem domain is concerned
[12:28] <Threetimes> dabaR: yes
[12:28] <ShapeShifter499> heinz2: yes
[12:28] <xok> nsadmin, eeeeh, thanks anyway for trying to help... :-)
[12:29] <nsadmin> is this your server?
[12:29] <dabaR> Threetimes: do you have a /usr/lib/libticables.so.1?
[12:30] <Threetimes> dabaR: no libticables.so.1, onli libticables2.so.1
[12:30] <xok> nsadmin, yes, it is...
[12:30] <Threetimes> only*
[12:30] <nsadmin> xok you have two choices... either use one of the many clients you tested to work, or debug vlc
[12:30] <heinz2> Shapeshifter: you would probably want to find a installable win iso somewhere and install that from scratch in virtualbox using your registration
[12:31] <nsadmin> xok: what if you try a server that's not your own?
[12:31] <xok> nsadmin, yeah, thanks for advice... :-)
[12:31] <heroid> how do i set shell to bash?
[12:31] <nsadmin> vlc work then?
[12:31] <xok> nsadmin, I would go back and use ezstream instead...
[12:31] <jrib> heroid: that's the default.  How did you change it?
[12:31] <xok> but would be great using vlc...
[12:31] <RapJamMc> ui
[12:31] <xok> heroid, /bin/bash
[12:31] <RapJamMc> ciao
[12:31] <xok> :-D
[12:31] <krishmish> can someone help me setup voice settings in skype in ubuntu 9.04
[12:31] <heroid> my shell account is<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[12:31] <RapJamMc> bella a tt
[12:31] <nsadmin> you're not listening...
[12:31] <krishmish> can someone help me setup voice settings in skype in ubuntu 9.04?
[12:31] <nsadmin> xok: what if you try a server that's not your own?
[12:32] <RapJamMc> suka
[12:32] <jrib> !who | heroid
[12:32] <RapJamMc> auck my dick
[12:32] <RapJamMc> d
[12:32] <RapJamMc> dd
[12:32] <RapJamMc> d
[12:32] <RapJamMc> d
[12:32] <FloodBot2> RapJamMc: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:32] <ShapeShifter499> heinz2: by registration you mean the windows sticker number on the bottom of my acer right?
[12:32] <jrib> RapJamMc: please stop.  Do you have a question we can help you with about ubuntu?
[12:32] <jessica_> hey im back
[12:32] <xok> nsadmin, what you mean?.. I can't do that with vlc, but have no problems with other clients...
[12:32] <dabaR> Threetimes: ya, that one. Can you uninstall tilp2? Do you use aptitude for installing programs or synaptic?
[12:32] <heroid> jrib, how do i set shell to bash
[12:32] <jrib> heroid: that's the default.  How did you change it?
[12:33] <heinz2> Shapeshifter: exactly
[12:33] <dabaR> krishmish: you would basically have to go to options, ctrl+o, then sound devices or so.
[12:33] <Threetimes> apt-get and synaptic, apt-get at this moment.
[12:33] <heroid> well someone said to me set shell to bash jrib
[12:33] <jrib> heroid: who?  What version of ubuntu is this?
[12:33] <nsadmin> jessica_: what a coincidence! I'm front!
[12:33] <jessica_> mm
[12:33] <heroid> yep
[12:33] <heroid> i'm trying to make another ubuntu distro for kosovo jrib
[12:34] <heroid> 9.04
[12:34] <dabaR> Threetimes: OK, well, uninstall all packages that you installed for tilp2 so far.
[12:34] <ShapeShifter499> heinz2: I tried downloading some isos of windows, but before trying again how do I tell if the download is legit?
[12:34] <jessica_> sudo apt-get remove tilp2
[12:34] <jrib> heroid: « man usermod » but as I said, bash is the default shell for users
[12:34] <jessica_> command to uninstall it
[12:34] <dabaR> Threetimes: I would do that. It seems like the thing is pointing to the wrong .so
[12:35] <dabaR> Threetimes: one your compiling perhaps added.
[12:35] <heroid> ok jrib
[12:35] <Padhu1> heroid: not required another distro, i think. instead of we join into the ubuntu dev group and try to improve it.
[12:35] <ShapeShifter499> heinz2: btw the last downloads either didn't work or still going
[12:35] <nsadmin> xok: what I mean is, we're trying to use masking-out logic to rule out things that could be the problem... and there's one more step
[12:35] <om26er> any1 plz tell me how to completely remove openoffice
[12:35] <Threetimes> i'll reinstall all libti* packages
[12:35] <nyaa> Shapeshifter499 Your best bet is to either get on the acer website and see if you can download the system recovery disk from there, or if they'll email you a copy.  Not all versions of windows will accept all Windows keys.
[12:35] <xok> nsadmin, which one?..
[12:36] <gza> при
[12:36] <MindLess> !beep
[12:36] <gza> что случилось
[12:36] <Threetimes> dabaR: should Iremove the packages I compiled myself?
[12:36] <nyaa> shapeshifter499 I've been through a similar problem, and I ended up buying 5 copies of xp for 3 computers ultimately =/ but if your computer is new enough acer may have it on the website. I think your best bet is to complain reasonably to them.
[12:36] <xok> gza, здарова... :-D
[12:36] <jessica_> !ru
[12:36] <dabaR> Threetimes: I would remove everything.
[12:36] <nsadmin> xok: try to use vlc on a server that is not your own. if you can get it to work, then there's a difference between what that server does and what your server is doing
[12:36] <Threetimes> ok
[12:36] <gza> есть русские
[12:36] <heinz2> Shapeshifter: I don't think it won't be legit at all, except what nyaa proposed. be sure to get the right flavour like home, professional, etc.
[12:37] <dabaR> Threetimes: keep something, if it will save you time if you again resort to compiling, but it works out the box here.
[12:37] <xok> nsadmin, it won't work...
[12:37] <gza> да
[12:37] <nsadmin> but I'm almost positive the problem is in vlc
[12:37] <om26er> how to remove openoffice.org
[12:37] <xok> 'cause my server has no problems I'm absolutely sure...
[12:37] <jessica_> no russian gza
[12:37] <ShapeShifter499> sounds good guys, but if I still have problem I'll just come back here
[12:37] <nyaa> heinz2 shapeshifter499: I had legitamate copies, all were home.  Using one home disk and trying the idkey that came with my computer, I was denied because the one that came with my computer is a bit different.. was an oem from compaq
[12:38] <gza> почему
[12:38] <jessica_> !ru | gza
[12:38] <xok> nsadmin, yeah, I think the same...
[12:38] <ShapeShifter499> nyaa:
[12:38] <ShapeShifter499> opps typo
[12:39] <krishmish> dabaR: i ve tried but cant make out much
[12:39] <nsadmin> xok: so try it, and see. nothing but doing that will get you absolute results
[12:39] <tmukmkd> testing irssi
[12:39] <xok> nsadmin, the problem is that VLC doesn't even try to connect...
[12:39] <xok> it simply stucks...
[12:39] <xok> does nothing...
[12:39] <dabaR> krishmish: what I do there, is I set the sound in to the first thing, and the sound out and ringing to pulse.
[12:39] <dabaR> Then make a test call
[12:40] <dabaR> !test | tmukmkd
[12:40] <ShapeShifter499> heinz2 nyaa: ok I'll try a few more things if nothing works I'll come back here
[12:40] <krishmish> dabaR:there are 3 options
[12:40] <nsadmin> xok: so the problem is the vlc you have installed...
[12:40] <xok> nsadmin, yeah, I think so...
[12:40] <krishmish> dabaR:sound in, out andringing
[12:40] <ShapeShifter499> bye
[12:40] <nyaa> Shapeshifter499 if you have a copy thats working, see if you can make a recovery disk of it, and if not good luck with acer =(
[12:40] <nsadmin> xok: how did you get it?
[12:40] <xok> nsadmin, with aptitude...
[12:41] <ShapeShifter499> nyaa: tnx
[12:41] <ShapeShifter499> bye
[12:41] <nsadmin> could you pastebin your sources.list?
[12:41] <dabaR> krishmish: what I do there, is I set the sound in to the first thing, and the sound out and ringing to pulse. Then make a test call.
[12:41] <xok> and works just fine, but I think it needs some additional configuration to stream audio...
[12:41] <heinz2> shapeshifter: bye
[12:41] <nyaa> shapeshifter last though, also if you're a student you can get windows for free often
[12:41] <JBauer> Do you know if M-soft Office on Crossover or OpenOffice keeps some cache? I had lost a xls file that I opened daily on my ubuntu machine
[12:41] <angel> how to configure the new TP-Link wireless access point to my router?
[12:41] <jessica_> its located /etc/sources.list
[12:41] <jessica_> by the way
[12:41] <nsadmin> jessica_: or /etc/apt/sources.list :)
[12:42] <jessica_> hmm
[12:42] <jessica_> yrd
[12:42] <jessica_> *yes
[12:42] <jessica_> good point
[12:42]  * jessica_ failed
[12:42] <FloodBot2> jessica_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:42] <jessica_> :( orry
[12:42] <dabaR> :-/
[12:42] <krishmish> dabaR:okay
[12:42] <nsadmin> you shushed yourself!
[12:42] <rkpisanu> heheheh
[12:43] <xok> what was wrong with jessica?.. :-/
[12:43] <xray7224> lol
[12:43] <xray7224> my client failed
[12:43] <rkpisanu> some flood
[12:43] <xray7224> im jessica btw
[12:43] <nsadmin> jessica_: you're not shusshed anymore btw :)
[12:43] <mike_s1> hi i want to connect my acer aspire 1694wlmi (ubuntu 9.04, ati mobility x700) via s-video to my tv! i have installed "atitvout"...but it does not detect any tv screen??
[12:44] <xray7224> nsadmin: my client's locked up
[12:44] <krishmish> dabaR: seems to be working
[12:44] <dabaR> krishmish: ya, it seems to do the trick.
[12:44] <nsadmin> someone locked up xray7224's client?!
[12:44] <xray7224> no
[12:44] <xray7224> its just a bad client
[12:44] <krishmish> dabaR: thanx
[12:44] <xray7224> ugh im gunna kill it hold on
[12:44] <Threetimes> dabaR: I just reinstalled everything from the beginning, same error. Used APT to install
[12:44] <dabaR> krishmish: You're welcome.
[12:45] <nsadmin> bad clients shouldn't be locked up?
[12:45] <dabaR> Threetimes: does it at least try to use the /usr/lib instead of /usr/local/lib?
[12:45] <xray7224> hehe
[12:45] <xray7224> there we go i killed it
[12:45] <krishmish> dabaR: i tried the test call, but it says  problem with audio capture
[12:46] <krishmish> dabaR: i can hear the ring
[12:46] <xray7224> i think its got a memory leek
[12:46] <xray7224> :(
[12:46] <Threetimes> dabaR: there is no /usr/local/lib/libti*
[12:46] <krishmish> dabaR: wht to do now?
[12:47] <JoAnneThrax> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/343677
[12:47] <Threetimes> dabaR: and still no /usr/lib/libticables.so.1, only /usr/lib/libticables2.so.1 and even /usr/lib/libticables2.so.2
[12:47] <dabaR> Threetimes: which dir does the error reference. Please paste it here if it has one line
[12:47] <Threetimes> tilp: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/libticables2.so.1: undefined symbol: usb_debug
[12:47] <Threetimes> seems to refer to te right file...
[12:47] <xray7224> delete the file :P
[12:48] <dabaR> krishmish: Heh, I thought you said it worked. Anyway, then change the sound in to the next option
[12:48] <krishmish> dabaR: yeah cool i tried it
[12:48] <dabaR> krishmish: if you can hear the thing, then it is the sound in.
[12:48] <krishmish> set it and its working now
[12:48] <krishmish> cool
[12:48] <dabaR> krishmish: Great, good job on taking the initiative :)
[12:48] <krishmish> dabaR: yeah thanx
[12:48] <xray7224> im tired :(
[12:49] <krishmish> dabaR: now im gud
[12:49] <mike_s1> no one who has a s-video connection?? :-(
[12:49] <dabaR> Threetimes: ya, now it references the right file. How about moving the .1 file to a .1_tmp, and moving the .2 file to a .1, can you try that?
[12:50] <sysadminus_> hi all
[12:50] <xray7224> hey
[12:50] <Threetimes> dabaR: no, there's no .2 file, i misread.
[12:50] <xray7224> Threetimes: delete the files ?
[12:51] <sysadminus_> help me, please.. i have a universal printer Canon i-sensys MF 3228
[12:51] <JoAnneThrax> problem solved!
[12:51] <JoAnneThrax> sudo aptitude purge ubuntu-sounds
[12:51] <Threetimes> brb, will try removing, deleting, installing later.
[12:51] <sysadminus_> and linux mint 7 (it's ubuntu 9.04) can't find drivers...
[12:52] <dabaR> Threetimes: it should all be gone when you uninstall/remove
[12:52] <dabaR> You probably won't have anything to delete
[12:52] <JoAnneThrax> That only took forever.
[12:52] <xray7224> sysadminus_: http://www.linuxfoundation.org/collaborate/workgroups/openprinting << look there
[12:52] <JoAnneThrax> At this rate I'll have everything configured the way I like it by 2011
[12:52] <Seveas> sysadminus_, find a linu mint channel. linux mint isn't ubuntu.
[12:52] <xray7224> it kinda is but yeh
[12:53] <nsadmin> JoAnneThrax: that's only a year and a half away!! excited?
[12:53] <Raydiation> hi, what do i have to consider if i use the gnome tango theme on my homepage?
[12:53] <x_coRe_x> hey guys, wtf, i've got strange hissing from my speakers when my ubuntu is loading
[12:53] <perlsyntax> Does anyone know where i can download perl 5.10.1?
[12:54] <Seveas> perlsyntax, nowhere. It has not been released yet, RC1 isn't even there...
[12:54] <Raydiation> Ive put a link to the Ubuntu page on our legal notice
[12:54] <Ridpojken> HELP! How do I connect to a shared printer on a windows from ubuntu?
[12:54] <xray7224> sysadminus_:  it doesn't work with linux at all
[12:54] <JoAnneThrax> nsadmin: very!
[12:55] <xray7224> sysadminus_: http://openprinting.org/show_printer.cgi?recnum=Canon-i-sensys_MF3228 <<< it wont work with any linux at the moment
[12:55] <perlsyntax> seveasa, i be seen it on my perlmailing list.
[12:55] <nsadmin> perlsyntax: you mean install it as a package or compile it yourself?
[12:56] <Seveas> perlsyntax, I manage the machines behind perl5.git.perl.org and talk to perl core developers on a daily basis. Who of us would know sooner when it is released, you or me?
[12:56] <JoAnneThrax> The problem was gnome/gtk apps making sounds even when sounds were disabled in the WM
[12:57] <ubuntu> I can't seem to stop the gdm even with "/etc/init.d/gdm stop" or ctrl+alt + delete in jaunty jackalope
[12:57] <ubuntu> any ideas?
[12:57] <sysadminus_> oh.. thank you! =)
[12:57] <miha> ubuntu: well if you reboot, gdm will reload :)
[12:57] <nperry> ubuntu, killall gdm!
[12:57] <nyaa> ubuntu I would try sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop    but also.....
[12:57] <xray7224> ubuntu: go to command line and type "ps aux | grep gdm"
[12:57] <aliu> hiya
[12:57] <xray7224> pastebin the output
[12:58] <aliu> I am new to this program
[12:58] <nyaa> ubuntu there is a trick to get ctrl alt backspace to work again that involves editting your xorg.conf
[12:58]  * Ridpojken går ner en våning och testar på datorjäveln
[12:58] <aliu> i experienced a sound issue yesterday
[12:58] <nawk> i meant backspace, yes
[12:58] <aliu> and i need some help
[12:58] <Seveas> Ridpojken, english please :)
[12:58] <nawk> and sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop doesn't work
[12:58] <nyaa> ubuntu its small but I'll give it to you in a private chat so I don't get spammed for flooding
[12:59] <allan_> hello
[12:59] <nawk> nor is there a gdm process  runnig
[12:59] <Seveas> hi
[12:59] <nawk> I'm on the LiveCd btw
[13:00] <allan_> i have a trouble game progblem
[13:00] <aliu> I have a sound problem
[13:00] <nyaa> ubuntu can't open a dialoge with you for some reason...
[13:00] <SirErugor> just state the problem, allan_ :)
[13:00] <allan_> oh ok
[13:00] <nyaa> ubuntu but adding this to your xorg.conf lets you ctrl alt backspace
[13:01] <rkpisanu> nawk, go to http://rkpisanu.altervista.org/doku.php?id=ubuntu_post_installazione and search dontzap
[13:01] <allan_> well i have ati drivers install all gl things working on ubuntu but cant play doom3
[13:01] <nyaa> ubuntu Section "ServerFlags"
[13:01] <nsadmin> specific informative concise complete on-topic... all good things... except when you do them all at once, that makes you sicco!
[13:01] <aliu> I have been using 9.04 Jaunty for 3 weeks on HP 550 and just yesterday the sound ceased
[13:01] <nyaa> ubuntu          Option "DontZap"  "False"
[13:02] <nyaa> ubuntu  EndSection
[13:03] <Threetimes> I removed all the tilp-related packages, there are no tilp-related files in /usr/lib/ and I'm now installing tilp2 using apt-get.
[13:04] <allan_> i dont now to fix doom3 problem
[13:04] <allan_> no working
[13:04] <Threetimes> It's going to install "libticables2-1 libticalcs2-2 libticonv2 libtifiles2-3 tilp2"
[13:04] <heinz2> allan_: what exactly is your problem?
[13:04] <allan_> well i have installed doom3 native files
[13:05] <allan_> but doom3 dont work
[13:05] <allan_> no video comes up
[13:05] <Threetimes> I now have these libs: http://pastebin.com/f6e7a1fa3
[13:05] <allan_> heinz2 i have install ati drivers
[13:05] <heinz2> allan_: if you start from terminal, does it give any error messages?
[13:06] <allan_> and all ubuntu grafics working
[13:06] <allan_> yes
[13:07] <dabaR> Ridpojken: Did you try going the System > Admin > Printers route?
[13:07] <dabaR> Threetimes: and the same problem, right?
[13:07] <rkpisanu> allan_, http://sites.google.com/site/linuxguymarshall/doom-3
[13:07] <Threetimes> allan_: heinz2 wants to read the error messages. Post them to pastebun.com
[13:07] <secludedsage> will gnome3 use dconf? is there any certain news about it?
[13:08] <dabaR> secludedsage: did you try reading on the gnome planet?
[13:08] <dabaR> secludedsage: they may even have a gnome 3 official project page somewhere
[13:08] <heinz2> allan_: you did sh doom3-linux-*.x86.run and then cp pak000.pk4 - pak004.pk4 into the base dir of doom3 (/usr/local/games/doom3/base)?
[13:08] <Threetimes> dabaR: yes
[13:08] <Xappe> does Ubuntu default to /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist or blacklist.conf?
[13:08] <secludedsage> dabaR: oh, thank you. i will try. i just read gnome live.
[13:09] <secludedsage> dabaR, however, i think it stop updating.
[13:09] <dabaR> Threetimes: and what about aptitude search lib|grep usb? does that have anything?
[13:09] <allan_> yes heninz2
[13:09] <dabaR> I mean, anything installed, with i not p
[13:09] <Seveas> Xappe, files in modprobe.d now need to have a .conf extension
[13:09] <allan_> yes  i did
[13:10] <Threetimes> dabaR: http://pastebin.com/f775abb40
[13:10] <Alvinware> How can i change the Nice value?
[13:10] <Xappe> Seveas: thanks, I knew that was the case with my Arch install, but I didn't know if it applied to Ubuntu yet
[13:11] <dabaR> Threetimes: ya, you certainly have the one I have installed.
[13:11] <heinz2> allan_: so what is the exact error message?
[13:12] <allan_> trying to get pastbun working
[13:12] <Threetimes> allan_: it is pastebin.com
[13:12] <dabaR> Threetimes: can you use your USB ports on your computer?
[13:12] <Threetimes> dabaR: usb drives, webcams and phones just work
[13:12] <Threetimes> dabaR: well, sort of...
[13:13] <dabaR> Threetimes: ?
[13:13] <dabaR> Threetimes: YOu mean you can use them?
[13:13] <wolf23> help please! i am newbie on audacity, i install it  but how can i del from the begining a piece of a song? anyone plz!
[13:13] <Threetimes> one of my webcams has problems, the rest works.
[13:14] <Threetimes> wolf23: select it, and press ctrl+k
[13:14] <secludedsage> dabaR, well, after reading planet, i think gnome3 might more probably use gconf.
[13:14] <Threetimes> wolf23: you can than save/export the result
[13:15] <dabaR> secludedsage: I don't know about any of that, I just know the blogs of the devs get syndicated there.
[13:15] <dmitri> hello people i have a little problem with the installation of a program; it is called linphone; the problem is that it has the extention name.tar.gz and i don't know haow to copile it; could you help me please?
[13:15] <dabaR> !compiling | dmitri
[13:16] <dabaR> Threetimes: Can you paste the error message again?
[13:16] <danny_> i get this message when i try to start sonata but all my other MPD apps work. http://pastebin.com/m685f3e90 can anyone help with that?
[13:16] <dabaR> Threetimes: I am sort of running out of ideas, so you might want to repost your question here.
[13:16] <Threetimes> again? tilp: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/libticables2.so.1: undefined symbol: usb_debug
[13:17] <dmitri> ubottu : thanks
[13:17] <Threetimes> anyone? What does "undefined symbol: usb_debug" actually mean?
[13:17] <MastaChief> hallo
[13:17] <Alvinware> wow, bot! >:o
[13:18] <nsadmin> I'm just a bot... oh yes I'm only a bot... I'm on my way to a metal pot...
[13:18] <alteregoa> is there a command to benchmark the filesystem?
[13:18] <danny_> i get this message when i try to start sonata but all my other MPD apps work. http://pastebin.com/m685f3e90 can anyone help with that?
[13:18] <Alvinware> botnet attacks!
[13:19] <Threetimes> !undefinedsymbol
[13:19] <nsadmin> what's sonata?
[13:19] <Threetimes> !compilingerror
[13:19] <Threetimes> !error
[13:20] <nsadmin> Threetimes: missing library, or wrong version of library
[13:20] <Techtronic> huh
[13:20] <Threetimes> nsadmin: I just use the repo's version
[13:20] <pygi> so any of you experienced that notifications stopped working all of the sudden?
[13:22] <dabaR> Threetimes: This error is when you run tilp in a terminal?
[13:22] <Threetimes> yep
[13:22] <ShapeShifter499> hi
[13:23] <LordMetroid> Anyone know if Ubuntu can run on a Zotac IONITX and take advantage of the hardware decoding of 264 that the Nvidia ION platform provides?
[13:23] <yellabs> hi there, i have an gnome theme installed, but when i would add an new user , its gone, how do i set it to use my theme for every new user added ( auto )
[13:23] <Threetimes> I have two screens, but one is smaller than the other. Above the smaller screen there's an area where the mouse can get "lost": It's there but i can't see it. How can I keep the mous out there?
[13:24] <yellabs> or : where is the default gnome theme set in ubuntu , how can i hack it to use my own theme system wide
[13:24] <Bodsda> Threetimes: are you using nvidia?
[13:24] <Threetimes> boshhead: ATi :(
[13:24] <Threetimes> I have the latest fglrx (9.6)
[13:25] <Matic> Hi people, which is the best app for using webcam in Hardy
[13:25] <Bodsda> Threetimes: ah, im not usre then sorry. With the nvidia-settings program you can resize the screen sizes in relation to eachother which eliminates the issue
[13:25] <ShapeShifter499> nyaa: hi remeber me from about 15-30 mins ago? well I got no luck at acer website, I can't reg. my acer
[13:25] <Bodsda> !best | Matic
[13:26] <Bodsda> yellabs: I think if the theme is installed to /usr/share/themes then everyone should get it, but im unsure how to automatically set it as default for everyone
[13:26] <nyaa> shapeshifter499 yeah, I remember.. You aren't really registering it, but rather getting a copy of windows (as a backup to the one you got when you bought the acer) that will work with your product key for the acer
[13:26] <Matic> ubottu, sorry actually I do not know of any am just asking coz I need to use webcam in ubuntu
[13:26] <nyaa> shapeshifter499 but as an easier alternative, do you happen to be a student?
[13:26] <Bodsda> !webcam
[13:26] <Bodsda> Matic: ^^
[13:26] <Threetimes> Matic: you can try cheese
[13:27] <yellabs> Bodsda, i tried that, but the new user would get ubuntu default again
[13:27] <ShapeShifter499> nyaa: I'm a high school student
[13:27] <Amakerguy> I can't get ubuntu connected to the internet
[13:27] <enzo_1988> hi Amakerguy
[13:27] <Amakerguy> hi
[13:27] <Bodsda> yellabs: yeah, you would need to log in as the user and change the default theme manually. I'm unsure if there is an automatic way of setting theme defaults for all users, sorry
[13:27] <nyaa> shapeshifter499 hmm, I know dreamspark offers a lot of free ms stuff to college students, but I'm not sure about high school
[13:27] <Alvinware> How can i change the Nice Value successfully?
[13:27] <Bodsda> !nice
[13:28] <Threetimes> Amakerguy: what kind of internet connection do you have?
[13:28] <enzo_1988> do you get connect to internet?
[13:28] <cipcie> hello I would like same technical informations about how to wuby work. Can you help me?
[13:28] <Amakerguy> satellite
[13:28] <nyaa> shapeshifter499 you could check to see, but if not, I think your only recourse may be to try to call acer and get them to send you a copy of the system restore cd, and go from there =(
[13:28] <Bodsda> Alvinware: take a look at 'man nice' or google for some how to's -- I think i saw some on UF not too long ago
[13:28] <Amakerguy> and have wireless through the house
[13:28] <Threetimes> Amakerguy: do you have other computers/devices successfully conected to the internet?
[13:28] <yellabs> ok, np
[13:28] <Amakerguy> yes 5
[13:28] <enzo_1988> what do you use?
[13:29] <enzo_1988> a laptop?
[13:29] <enzo_1988> o pc
[13:29] <Amakerguy> yes a dell laptop
[13:29] <enzo_1988> uhm I do the same step
[13:29] <Threetimes> Amakerguy: what kind of network adapter do you have in your laptop?
[13:29] <enzo_1988> i've a hp pavilion
[13:29] <techbw> hi all again.  I am having an issue with metacity compositing, all is fine untill I want to play video, the video plays with black window, but if I move the window a few times video shows, but if I go to full screen it goes blank again, anyone know if I can sort this out?
[13:29] <ShapeShifter499> nyaa: I all ready did that before the problem, and I couldn't understand the person that talked and she kept on saying to use the recovery partition
[13:29] <marlun> What ubuntu package do I need to isntall to get the Mozilla NSPR?
[13:30] <Amakerguy> let get that hold on one sec
[13:30] <anr78> !night
[13:30] <cipcie> hello I would like same technical informations about how to wubi work. Can you help me?
[13:30] <techbw> oh! graphics is sis based if that helps
[13:30] <enzo_1988> I solved by connecting my usb cell phone, nokia e 65
[13:30] <Threetimes> ubottu, its 14:30 in europe...
[13:30] <Bodsda> !wubi | cipcie : there should be some links here that help.
[13:31] <Threetimes> !day
[13:31] <Threetimes> !afternoon
[13:31] <enzo_1988> ubuntu, download the driver, and now i'm work with this driver
[13:31] <Threetimes> ubottu: damn you!
[13:31] <Bodsda> !msgthebot | Threetimes
[13:31] <ShapeShifter499> !what time
[13:32] <Amakerguy> Threetimes: I have a Dell wireless 1505 Draft 802.11n WLAN Mini-Card
[13:32] <techbw> ubottu:metacity
[13:32] <ShapeShifter499> ubottu:time
[13:32] <enzo_1988> oh okey
[13:32] <Alvinware> Does it have a G.U.I. way to change the Nice value?
[13:32] <danny_> i get this message when i try to start sonata but all my other MPD apps work. http://pastebin.com/m685f3e90 can anyone help with that?
[13:32] <enzo_1988> i'm believe that it's integrate in your pc
[13:32] <nyaa> shapeshifter499 I don't think its morally right to have to buy another copy.  If you call them in the future, tell them that the hard drive completely failed, and the recovery partition is lost.
[13:32] <Amakerguy> yes it is
[13:33] <Threetimes> Amakerguy: ouch... 802.11n is difficult. A moment...
[13:33] <enzo_1988> you've integrate the hard in your pc?
[13:33] <Amakerguy> Well I don't NEED ubuntu if it won't work
[13:33] <Threetimes> Amakerguy: It shall work, believe me!
[13:33] <enzo_1988> don't worry
[13:33] <techbw> mzz: can u maybe help with my issue
[13:34] <Amakerguy> ok great
[13:34] <vocifer_> who don't i have write permission when automouting an ext2 usb drive?
[13:34] <vocifer_> when formated to fat 32 it i have write permissions
[13:34] <ShapeShifter499> opps, how do I private message in chatzilla?
[13:34] <Threetimes> Amakerguy: what version of ubuntu are you using?
[13:34] <heinz2> shapeshifter: is it absolutely necessary for you to have a complete win installation? Or might some wine stuff suffice?
[13:34] <cipcie> ubottu: I have read the help but I would like to know witch file system use wubi, the ext3 or ntfs. Wubi mount in loopback the file on ntfs partition and after made a chroot on this file system??
[13:35] <Amakerguy> one sec
[13:35] <Alvinware> Does it have a G.U.I. way to successfully change the Nice value?
[13:35] <booksbuggy> can anyone tell me how to stop the initramfs
[13:35] <ShapeShifter499> heinz2: yes, there are many apps/games/etc. that I need
[13:35] <techbw> ubottu: compositing
[13:36] <allan__> hell all i am back again
[13:36] <ShapeShifter499> heinz2: like itunes, IMVU, etc
[13:36] <allan__> hello all
[13:36] <Amakerguy> Threetimes:  9.04
[13:36] <booksbuggy> can someone help with my boot problem
[13:36] <mzz> techbw: driver issue is likely
[13:36] <allan__> doom3 still not working
[13:36] <Threetimes> Amakerguy: good.
[13:36] <mzz> techbw: so which driver is it? Pastebin /var/log/Xorg.0.log?
[13:36] <Alvinware> ubottu: A G.U.I. way to change the Nice value?
[13:37] <mzz> Alvinware: looks like gnome-system-monitor can do it (right-click -> change priority)
[13:38] <techbw> mzz: will check now
[13:38] <Alvinware> Yes, but it isn't successfully, after a while from the login.
[13:39] <greg> !nvidia
[13:39] <greg> hey all
[13:39] <Threetimes> Amakerguy: just wait, i'm looking for the right drivers...
[13:39] <Amakerguy> Threetimes: ok thanks
[13:39] <allan__> how do you do that past thing again
[13:40] <greg> i messed up my nvidia driver install by installing the official one from nvidia.com over the existing one, can someone tell me how to completely uninstall the nvidia-glx-180?
[13:40] <nsadmin> allan__: apt-get install pastebinit
[13:40] <Threetimes> !paste | allan_
[13:40] <greg> i uninstalled the official one already
[13:40] <allan__> ok
[13:40] <Threetimes> !pastebinit | allan_
[13:40] <nsadmin> then you can do things like ls -C | pastebinit
[13:41] <Alvinware> flood it!
[13:41] <techbw> mzz: http://pastebin.com/def0a314
[13:41] <Amakerguy> Threetimes: are you using ubuntu now?
[13:41] <Threetimes> Amakerguy: yes
[13:42] <heinz2> shapeshifter: I don't know about the quality of 3d support in virtualbox. As far as I'm on the os radeon driver, 3d isn't much of an interest to me.  I've heard of a friend of a friend who downloaded from somewhere completely different...
[13:42] <Amakerguy> Threetimes: cool I like how ubuntu has the good software thats free
[13:42] <dabaR> good + free? impossible ;)
[13:43] <Amakerguy> dabaR: POSSIBLE
[13:43] <Threetimes> definitely possible
[13:43] <legend2440> greg: open system>admin>hardware drivers and press remove
[13:43] <mzz> techbw: hmm, sis driver. I have absolutely no idea how stable its compositing support is. Sorry.
[13:43] <xcdfgkjhgcv> What's  the difference between "limit" and "allow" in UFW?
[13:44] <allan__> hay heinz2 how do yo excute pastbinit
[13:44] <greg> legend2440, it says there are no propriet on my system
[13:44] <greg> sry germans my mother tongue
[13:44] <techbw> mzz: I figured that might be the case, because I could not get compiz working either, it does not even start, where compositing actually works fine untill playing videos, then video window is blank :-(
[13:44] <nawk> which repo is ccsm (compiz configuration settings manager)?
[13:44] <greg> in 7usr/bin there are th nvidia files tough
[13:44] <Threetimes> amakerguy, install ndisgtk throigh synaptic
[13:44] <techbw> mzz: thanks though.
[13:45] <nawk> i can't seem to find it
[13:45] <allan__> heinz2 i installed it but cant find it
[13:45] <Amakerguy> Threetimes: ???
[13:45] <nawk> I'm using jaunty jackalope
[13:45] <Threetimes> !info ndisgtk
[13:45] <diddy> Is there an IRC channel where one can get in touch with the distro maintainers directly?
[13:45] <diddy> I mean the Ubuntu distro maintainers.
[13:45] <Threetimes> system>administartion>synaptic
[13:46] <Amakerguy> Threetimes: where can I download it from?
[13:46] <laxmikant> Abhinee1:  hey hi
[13:46] <laxmikant> this isUmakant
[13:46] <laxmikant> here
[13:46] <Threetimes> you don't have to
[13:46] <Amakerguy> oh well what do I do?
[13:46] <booksbuggy> anyone know how to solve a problem that sends me to initramfs during boot?
[13:46] <Threetimes> go to system>administration>synaptic
[13:46] <nawk> I can't seem to find ccsm (compiz config setings manager)
[13:46] <laxmikant> Abhinee1:  this is Umakant here
[13:47] <nawk> which repo is it in?
[13:47] <Amakerguy> Threetimes: what do I do when I on synaptic?
[13:47] <heinz2> allan_: simply copy the error message from the terminal, then go to http://pastebin.org/ and paste the darn thing into the white space, then copy the ULR (like http://pastebin.org/2998) and paste it here
[13:47] <Threetimes> select ndisgtk from the list, double click it and press "apply"
[13:47] <magnetron> Amakerguy: start the Synaptic package manager, search for the ndisgtk package and check the box. then hit "apply"
[13:47] <Amakerguy> Threetimes: ok thanks
[13:48] <Amakerguy> I'm restarting into ubuntu now
[13:48] <Threetimes> oh, you were running windows all the time?
[13:48] <torroth> Question. can I use a virtual drive for the ubuntu iso? I've learned that my rom drive is dieing.
[13:48] <Amakerguy> Threetimes: yes I am right now
[13:49] <TusslingTurtle> hi where i find the german ubuntu irc?
[13:49] <Threetimes> torroth: you can't install an OS if there's no OS to run virtualisation software
[13:49] <legend2440> !de
[13:49] <Amakerguy> Threetimes: as I told you I couldn't connect to the internet with ubuntu
[13:49] <heinz2> TusslingTurtle: #ubuntu-de
[13:49] <TusslingTurtle> thx
[13:49] <Threetimes> Amakerguy: right.
[13:49] <Threetimes> just stay in windows
[13:50] <Amakerguy> Threetimes: why?
[13:50] <Threetimes> you also need to download this: /home/peter/Dell_multi-device_A17_R174291.tar.gz
[13:50] <torroth> I'm running on windows right now and would like to dual boot it
[13:50] <Amakerguy> from where?
[13:50] <Amakerguy> Threetimes: From where
[13:50] <allan_> http://pastebin.org/2999
[13:50] <Threetimes> sorry, wrong url
[13:50] <Threetimes> http://peter-server.homelinux.net/Dell_multi-device_A17_R174291.tar.gz
[13:51] <allan_> heinz2 i think i got it http://pastebin.org/2999
[13:51] <Threetimes> It's 90mb, I hope your sattelite xconnection is fast
[13:51] <Amakerguy> Threetimes:  oh god no
[13:51] <Amakerguy> we have a limit
[13:51] <Amakerguy> Threetimes:  our limit is 500MB per day
[13:52] <Threetimes> you might already have it somewere, its just the windows drivers repackaged.
[13:52] <Amakerguy> Threetimes:  and if we go over then they cut out internet down slower then dial up for 24 hours
[13:52] <Amakerguy> where would it be if I already have it?
[13:52] <Threetimes> if you have the windows drivers on a cd, you're in luck
[13:52] <Amakerguy> I don't think I do
[13:53] <allan_> heinz2 i think half way down lines with x in front mite have something y it not working
[13:53] <torroth> I tried using daemon tools and when it got to the end of the installation it said I don't have permission
[13:53] <Threetimes> it might be somewere in your windows installation, but i won't know were.
[13:53] <allan_> Gl_
[13:53] <Threetimes> torroth: are u using wubi, or do you want a full installation?
[13:53] <torroth> I'm using wubi
[13:53] <Amakerguy> Threetimes: ok I'll download it tomorrow
[13:54] <Amakerguy> then what do I do with it?
[13:54] <heinz2> allan_: what does glxinfo | grep rendering say? Might be your ati card is not configured properly
[13:55] <booksbuggy> anyone know how to solve a problem that sends me to initramfs during boot?
[13:55] <Threetimes> ok, if you have downloaded it, and installed ndisgtk, and i'm not here, mail me. I'll help you asap.
[13:55] <Threetimes> Amakerguy: do you see my pm?
[13:56] <Amakerguy> yeah
[13:56] <Amakerguy> Threetimes: I asked you a Q there
[13:56] <allan_> Heinz2 tryed glxinfo | grep didnt work so just typed glxinfo
[13:56] <allan_> is that right
[13:56] <booksbuggy> anyone know a possible solution that can stop my system from booting into initramfs?
[13:57] <alexIdoia> hi there, I am on Ubuntu-studio freshly installed. When trying to install open office my computer freezed on the openoffice.org-emailmerge package
[13:58] <alexIdoia> I could not find anything on the internet
[13:58] <BrixSat> Hello i have a pc with 2 nics eth0 is wan and eth1 is lan, how do i forward from eth0 the port 13000 to <IP_ADDRESS> wich is on eth1?
[13:58] <alexIdoia> Has anyone heard about any problem with it ?
[13:58] <silv3r_m00n> hi there
[13:58] <heinz2> allan_: type glxinfo and search for the line saying "direct rendering" either yes or no
[13:58] <alexIdoia> Can't install OOo at all
[13:58] <magnetron> !ics | BrixSat
[13:58] <silv3r_m00n> my mic works fine in skype when on gnome ...but doesn't on kde ...
[13:59] <BrixSat> magnetron i have ics  i  just want to forward that port
[13:59] <allan_> heinz2 oh i got it it says yes
[13:59] <magnetron> BrixSat: use one of the firewall configuration tools, like firestarter
[13:59] <sebastian_> waching apache server uses
[13:59] <heinz2> allan_: glxgears works? How many frames?
[14:00] <BrixSat> magnetron is that availiable to shell? or just guy?
[14:00] <allan_> heinz2 how do i find that out
[14:00] <legend2440> booksbuggy: any error messages?
[14:00] <BrixSat> !firestarter
[14:01] <piglit> where can i change the default printer settings for firefox it keeps printing in landscape i tried: http://localhost:631 and system administration printer but i cant find the default setting where you can choose between landscape and portrait
[14:01] <rambo2_981> upgraded from 8.04 to 8.10; disaster so far. nvidia strikes again. no mouse/video but i can alt/f2 into text mode. how can i install a working nvidia driver?also, is there a text mode cmd to determine my nvidia chipset?
[14:01] <sebastian_> what is a subtitute for skype in ubundu?
 it says that init. is not found and sends me to initramf
[14:02] <theTroy> FATAL: Module tap not found. How to install tap module? and howcome it is not supported?
[14:02] <BrixSat> the iptables page does not exist :S on ubuntu wiki
[14:02] <metellius> other than /etc/resolv.conf and ifconfig, what other basic building blocks are there in ubuntu lowlevel networking? I'm getting "host not found" errors for all net queries, but restarting works for some magic reason, even though when both resolv.conf and ifconfig have the exact same output! what am I missing?
[14:02] <piglit> sebastian_ : i thought you could use skype in ubuntu
[14:02] <runa_> hi i have this problem with wicd: http://pastebin.com/m7a6850f8
[14:02] <runa_> any idea
[14:02] <allan_> heinz2 you there
[14:02] <heinz2> allan_: type glxgears in your terminal and watch the output
[14:02] <allan_> ok
[14:03] <rambo2_981> anyone know anything about 8.04 to 8.10 upgrades and nvidia problems?
[14:03] <allan_> yep working
[14:03] <heinz2> allan_: how many frames?
[14:03] <Blizzerand> sebastian_ : You mean *ubuntu*
 i go the error message right now should i send it right here?
[14:03] <allan_> 60 frames
[14:03] <magnetron> rambo2_981: did you install the nvidia driver manually?
[14:04] <legend2440> !paste | booksbuggy
[14:04] <rambo2_981> no i ran the upgrade and the nvidia part spewed errors. the upgrade finished while i held its hand but when i rebooted it froze at the signon screen; alt/f2 got me text mode so 2.6.27 did boot and i logged in
[14:05] <heinz2> allan_: that is far too little to run any 3d game properly. which card is it again?
[14:05] <diddy> I don't get it. What is this: http://rute.sourceforge.net ?
[14:05] <theTroy> FATAL: Module tap not found. How to install tap module? and howcome it is not supported?
[14:05] <rambo2_981> magnetron, what's the text mode cmd to install the nvidia driver?
[14:05] <allan_> heinz2 ati 3870 hd
[14:06] <techbw> rambo2_981: have you tried dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[14:06] <allan_> heinz2 should i try installing the video driver Again
[14:07] <heinz2> allan_: which driver do you have installed, fglrx or radeon?
[14:07] <allan_> radeon
[14:07] <allan_> fglrx dont work good
[14:08] <techbw> rambo2_981: you can also try nvidia-xconfig
[14:08] <Matic> Hi People, how do I set vim text syntax highlighter to automatically detect syntax and therefore color.  I ask these because I realised that every time I want to syntax highlight, I have to use command :syntax on and the colors highlight appears but if I close the file and re-open the setting seems to be reset! how can I override this?
[14:09] <allan_> heinz2 i can play quake2 in wine full screen good but when play native files cant get it working
[14:09] <Abhineet> hi
[14:10] <booksbuggy> legend2440:http://paste.ubuntu.com/221926/
[14:10] <rambo2_981> techbw, just did it ... will reboot and try
[14:10] <ubee> hello everyone.
[14:11] <Blizzerand> !hello|Abhineet
[14:11] <rage> Hello, I'm on an Ubuntu live CD, is there an easy way to correlate /dev/hdX to grubs hdd order?
[14:11] <heinz2> allan_: sorry mate, have to tell you that the radeon driver is only capable of very poor 3d performance. fglrx might not work with the current version of xorg and ati stopped supporting older cards with their new drivers.
[14:11] <ubee> I am having problems with addons on my Firefox Browser.
[14:11] <techbw> rambo2_981:had a simal issue when I did clean install of 8.10, but with ATI card
[14:11] <Blizzerand> !ask | ubee
[14:12] <allan_> heinz2 so my card is old , sugestions for a new card
[14:12] <ubee> how do I get my add ons on my Firefox browser to work?
[14:13] <Blizzerand> ubee : You mean they don't work with your current version of firefox . Could you please your problem
[14:14] <heinz2> allan_: that's not so easy, nvidia has good cards, drivers, hd support via vdpau but all not open source. Nevertheless when it comes to gaming I wouldn't buy anything else.
[14:14] <rambo2_981> techbw, reboot failed reconfiguration with msgs "Failsafe mode was already attempted within 30 secs. Falling back to gdm to report the issue"
[14:15] <ubee> I have addons that serve different purposes that I just added so that I have extra features in my browser and none of them are working, Do you think if I delete them and reinstall them they may start working again?
[14:15] <techbw> rambo2_981:http://www.pendrivelinux.com/installing-proprietary-video-drivers-for-ubuntu/ check that out...don't know if it will help
[14:15] <heinz2> allan_: http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/radeon-geforce-price,2323.html
[14:15] <rambo2_981> techbw,will do txs
[14:15] <diddy> What does the command pdir do? It is not installed on my system.
[14:15] <Machtin> hi guys.. "You need a Windows Media Player plug-in to view this http://dtm.livetiming.de/index.htm content" <- that's what opera tells me.. how to get it working?
[14:15] <allan_> ok
[14:16] <kaddi>  I am looking for a commandline tool that will eliminate duplicate files. I have a folder with pictures in subfolders and many are double and would like to delete pictures which are present in more then one folder
[14:16] <adantan_alex> is that possible? it should be
[14:17] <rage> kaddi: Check out fdupes
[14:17] <stive> Hi all.::) anyone who have 10 min. to help me whit some lan setup?
 oh yeahon the third line I meant such not suck -.-
[14:18] <Blizzerand> ubee : Try the #firefox channel . They may be more helpful than us
[14:18] <richardcavell> stive: it might not be the right channel.  Anyway, tell us your problem
[14:19] <techbw> rambo2_981:i think this will be more helpfull, sounds like exact same issue you are having
[14:19] <techbw> rambo2_981:http://www.ubuntugeek.com/common-problems-and-solutions-for-nvidia-restricted-drivers-after-ubuntu-810-intrepid-ibex-upgrade.html/comment-page-2
[14:19] <diddy> kaddi: fslint
[14:19] <lady_white> how can i delete kernel 2.6.11 into grub..i have 2.6.13
[14:19] <Blizzerand> stive : Feel free to ask
[14:19] <Steve^> Why does the ubuntu "Users and Groups" panel not show www-data?
[14:19] <richardcavell> lady_white: uninstall the old kernel