[04:26] <KoN8392> Hello World!
[04:26] <zack___> dan, beats me its type is "squashfs"
[04:26] <shayan> KoN8392 hello!
[04:26] <cy21> how do i configure compiz??????????/
[04:26] <carandraug> cy21, install ccsm
[04:26] <zack___> Dasei, whenever I try to boot into my first hard drive I recieve a grub error 17. I have two hd's one with ubuntu and one with windows. When I boot into the livecd my windows drive is the only one recognized. Does anyone know how I can make the ubuntu drive recognized?
[04:26] <cy21> ok... thanks
[04:26] <RickZilla> jamesish:  I've found that out already...I just hadn't yet connected via wireless on here...Ubuntu really is the way to go, I'm thinking
[04:27] <danbh_intrepid> zack___: I think you should check the cd.  You might have a bad cd, and the install just failed horridly
[04:27] <KoN8392> is there a keyboard shortcut for switching desktops?
[04:27] <DasEi> !grub|zack___
[04:27] <cy21> carandraug, ccsm is not in apt-get
[04:27] <cy21> carandraug, where is it?
[04:27] <RickZilla> I had to download Ubuntu like 3x before I got a good one...had to remember to burn slowly, also
[04:27] <zack___> danbh, the ubuntu drive has had it on there for a long time, but i recently reinstalled windows and now the ubuntu drive is never recognized by the live cd
[04:27] <DasEi> zack___: have half an hour of time ?
[04:27] <zack___> dasei, ya
[04:27] <jamesish> RickZilla: glad to have you around here. You should do fine. If anything goes wrong, you can always reestabilsh your network connection using the live CD, then come on here and ask for help.
[04:28] <carandraug> cy21, look in add/remove, it's there. I think it's called compizconfiguration setting manager.
[04:28] <cy21> ok... thanks carandraug
[04:28] <RickZilla> jamesish:  true...or walk over to the desktop running windows and do the same :-)
[04:28] <RickZilla> The wife likes MSOffice...so at least one of our machines has to be running Windows around here
[04:28] <DasEi> zack___: open a terminal : fdisk -l > fd.txt && sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[04:28] <rinovan> i have save alias in pidgin, how to retrieve in diferent comp?
[04:29] <rinovan> *alias name
[04:29] <DasEi> zack___: open a terminal : sudo fdisk -l > fd.txt  && pastebinit fd.txt
[04:29] <DasEi> zack___: url from terminal ?
[04:29] <sumo_su> mann mann das ist ja zackig hier:)
[04:29] <zack___> dasei, pastebinit is not found
[04:30] <DasEi> zack___: sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[04:30] <Verilium> Hello.  I've just created a new logical volume, and I'm trying to mount it by UUID, via /etc/fstab and a simple mount -a.  Byt, for some reason, the UUID of the LV isn't un /dev/disk/by-uuid...  Does anyone know how to make it get in there?
[04:30] <danbh_intrepid> !blkid > Verilium
[04:30] <DasEi> !de|sumo_su
[04:30] <DasEi> näh?
[04:31] <vitojejo> #ubuntu-es
[04:31] <zack___> dasei, the package isnt found. i can save the output and post it on a pastbin site though if you dont mind waiting for a few minutes
[04:31] <DasEi> zack___: fine
[04:31] <zack___> alrighty one moment
[04:31] <sumo_su> DasEi: you heared me:)
[04:32] <jamesish> !wireless
[04:32] <Verilium> danbh_intrepid:  But the volume isn't in blkid, that's part of the problem, it would seem. :)
[04:32] <DasEi> zack___: and also the : /boot/grub/menu.lst
[04:32] <khinooy> hi
[04:33] <DasEi> sumo_su: theres only nothing going on there, von daher...
[04:33] <cy21> caracaca
[04:33] <cy21> carandraug, works... thanks
[04:33] <Bernie> hey guys - I'm getting the following error when trying to compile Lumina on Ubuntu: "/usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lXi" ... I googled up on it and it looks like I'm missing the x-devel libraries ... can't seem to find it in apt-cache, any hints? I do have libx11-dev installed, looks like that should be the library but doesn't work
[04:33]  * chao1 can't login with one of user accounts due .dmrc and home directory not owned by user
[04:33] <sumo_su> DasEi: dont point me there for 1 comment aimed at you only:) tss
[04:34] <danbh_intrepid> Verilium: well, then finding the right uuid isnt the problem.  The problem is that it isnt being recognized in the first place.  I don't know what the problem is there
[04:34] <chao1> also can't access users-admin
[04:34] <DasEi> sumo_su: joy #ubuntu-offtopic
[04:34] <krish_> !wireless
[04:34] <krish_> !nic
[04:34] <chao1> @-):-SS:-t
[04:34] <rebel_kid> im trying to download oyoyo, it will only give me the command to check out a read only version by svn, i have no idea how to use svn, i checked it out, now how do i access the file?
[04:35] <chao1> !users-admin
[04:35] <chao1> !user-admin
[04:35] <danbh_intrepid> !askthebot
[04:35] <zack___> dasei, the output from fdisk -l > fd.txt was blank. is there something else i should have done?
[04:35] <DasEi> zack___: open a terminal : sudo fdisk -l                              only
[04:36] <DasEi> zack___: or gedit fd.txt
[04:36] <sumo_su> zack___: the -l is a lowercase L, not a 1, not an I
[04:36] <DasEi> right, zack___
[04:36] <Verilium> danbh_intrepid:  I can mount the volume fine, just through /dev/mapper.  It's just not showing up in /dev/disk/by-uuid.  As if udev didn't create the symlink or something?  I just created this volume, haven't rebooted or anything.
[04:36] <zack___> ok, do i need to mount the grub/boot/menu.lst ? its blank also
[04:37] <DasEi> zack___: you can paste cmd's from messenger to terminal
[04:37] <Verilium> danbh_intrepid:  I could try rebooting, but nonetheless, I'm more curious if there's a way to get this missing symlink to show up in there.
[04:37] <RickZilla> Guess I'd better start reading the ubuntu wiki before I start asking idiot questions
[04:37] <rebel_kid>  anyone know anything about using svn (subversion)
[04:37] <danbh_intrepid> Verilium: I reeallyy don't know.  I havent a clue.
[04:37] <zack___> dasei,  i have the fdisk output pasted in but do i need to mount the grub/boot/menu.lst ? its blank also
[04:37] <jamesish> Verilium: don't you just mount it via /dev/mapper's entry? It's been a few months since I did LVM stuff, btu I think you do.
[04:38] <DasEi> zack___: gedit /grub/boot/menu.lst                                      ,its not blank
[04:38] <chao1> :-/Does anyone know how to get users-admin to show me the unlock button? I am the sudo user.
[04:38] <sumo_su> isnt it boot/grub/menu.lst?
[04:38] <chao1> maybe even tell me how to get it to work from cli
[04:38] <zack___> dasei, i swear that opens a blank gedit, sumo maybe lemme try
[04:39] <Verilium> jamesish:  I could, that works fine.  But, wanting to follow this ubuntu 8.04 method, I followed the stuff already in fstab and want to mount by UUID. :)
[04:39] <Bernie> zack: just do a find / menu.lst
[04:39] <Bernie> find / -iname menu.lst
[04:39] <Bernie> sry
[04:39] <atid> chao1: I usually have to expand the window size to see the unlock buttons.. Tried that?
[04:39] <danbh_intrepid> zack___: cat /boot/grub/menu.lst | pastebinit
[04:39] <DasEi> zack___: gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst                                      ,its not blank
[04:39] <DasEi> sure
[04:39] <sumo_su> zack___: just type fdisk -l (lowercase L) does it output anything?
[04:40] <Verilium> jamesish:  And putting the UUID in fstab, seems to make it want to try to mount via /dev/disk/by-uuid/<UUID>.
[04:40] <Bernie> exit
[04:40] <Guest41720> hey does anybody know why when i hook up my mic it wont record anything
[04:40] <DasEi> the easier things are...
[04:40] <chao1> i see the button but the button is not clickable, atid
[04:40] <Verilium> danbh_intrepid:  No prob. :)
[04:40] <ofv> !es
[04:40] <Guest41720>  hey does anybody know why when i hook up my mic it wont record anythin
[04:41] <Guest41720>  hey does anybody know why when i hook up my mic it wont record anythin
[04:41] <tj83> Guest41720, could be many things... not a toshiba laptop by chance?
[04:41] <chao1> atid, it sounds like your resolution is not permitting you to see your button. But I see mine
[04:41] <DasEi> zack___: the two urls ?
[04:41] <Guest41720> no dell
[04:42] <tj83> Guest41720, what kind of sound chipset is it?
[04:42] <danbh_intrepid> !repeat > Guest41720
[04:42] <zack___> as so many people. ok bernie that gives me a bunch of stuff in "/proc/blahblah/"
[04:42] <Hrvatski1> is it possible to use a portable hard drive that was formatted with windows, with my linux notebook
[04:42] <Hrvatski1> ?
[04:42] <atid> chao1: exactly.. I thought I would go check again, but then realized I only run kde4 now, so I do not see the same screen as previous
[04:42] <tj83> Hrvatski1, yes it is
[04:42] <DasEi>  Hrvatski1:yup, make sure ntfs-3g is installed
[04:42] <chao1> atid: lol
[04:43] <tbwen> My ubuntu keeps on spending 100% CPU whenever a program freezes, and I have to force quit it. happens most with firefox. can anyone help me?
[04:43] <zack___> dasei here is the url for the fdisk. http//pastebin/m610f67fb   the menu.lst is blank. Dont I have to mount something to view that?
[04:43] <atid> sorry 'bout that chao1
[04:43] <nightdoc> pidgeon wont open when I click on it. Does anyone know the terminal command.
[04:43] <tj83> nightdoc, "pidgin"
[04:43] <nightdoc> thanks
[04:43] <RickZilla> I just ran into that same Firefox problem
[04:44] <tbwen> RickZilla: does your firefox turn light gray and freezes?
[04:44] <thiebaude> anyone use amiwm?
[04:44] <DasEi> !paste | zack___
[04:44] <DasEi> zack___: wrong url, first the fdisk, are you using hardy ?
[04:44] <Verilium> danbh_intrepid:  Ok, found the solution..  Need a udev 'reload', via a 'udevtrigger', http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=430123
[04:45] <RickZilla> I was installing a flash plugin and I got a little too greedy
[04:45] <zack___> dasei here is the url for the fdisk. http//pastebin.com/m610f67fb sorry mistyped it
[04:46] <zack___> dasei, also i am pretty sure im using 8.04 unless i grabbed the wrong cd
[04:46] <DasEi> zack___: wrong url..., i don't need commercials
[04:46] <DasEi> !paste
[04:47] <zack___> dasei, http://paste.ubuntu.com/49548/
[04:48] <DasEi> http://pastebin.com/m610f67fb
[04:48] <danbh_intrepid> Verilium: interesting, thanks, learn something knew every day
[04:49] <chao1> ok I figured out why I couldn't click the unlock button in 'users-admin'
[04:49] <heyman12> Does anyone know where the stupid php5 config file is?
[04:49] <waan> Is it safer to change permissions on /sys/class/leds/asus:mail/brightness, or to run a script using elevated privileges?
[04:49] <chao1> *-:)It was because I had owner ship and read/write permissions to another user account
[04:49] <DasEi> zack___: cd /boot
[04:50] <DasEi> cd grub
[04:50] <darkbishop> !smb
[04:50] <DasEi> zack___: ls m*
[04:50] <DasEi> zack___: menu.lst there ?
[04:51] <fiyawerx> is there a way to reset your gnome colors that you set with gnome-color-chooesr?
[04:51] <raw> has anyone here been successful in rigging a dual GPU card (in this case, a XFX 9800 GX2) to work on dual monitors using twinview?  I can use Xinerama but I can't use compiz with it.  I didn't realise that getting twinview working with this card would be a hassle when I bought it.  Shouldn't I be able to enable SLI to make the GPUs work as 1 GPU and then twinview that?  Does anyone know how I might go about configuring this?
[04:51] <fiyawerx> back to the buntu default?
[04:51] <Verilium> Well, thanks. :)
[04:51] <zack___> dasei, "ls m*" gives the output "no such file or directory"
[04:52] <DasEi> zack___: in /boot/grub ?
[04:52] <zack___> dasei, there does not appear to be a grub folder in /boot/
[04:52] <sumo_su> zack___:  try cd /boot/grub
[04:52] <DasEi> zack___: you are in boot now ?
[04:52] <Daft_Punk> yay
[04:53] <DasEi> !hi
[04:53] <zack___> dasei, ya im in /boot$
[04:54] <obf213> my host file doesn't work
[04:54] <DasEi> zack___: ls                                             ,no /grub folder ?
[04:54] <emet> how do I cryptographically sign a file in Ubuntu?
[04:54] <Daft_Punk> !stuff
[04:54] <Daft_Punk> lol ^
[04:54] <zcat[1]> !gpg
[04:54] <obf213> i have followed instructions online plus its pretty simple but for some reason it doesn't block any of the addresses i put in it
[04:54] <thiebaude> !amiwm
[04:55] <zack___> dasei, no grub folder
[04:56] <DasEi> out from : uname -r                                        ?
[04:56] <kubunt> pici : how are you?
[04:56] <zcat[1]> zack___, cd ~ ; sudo mount /boot  perhaps?
[04:56] <kubunt> i'm warnet
[04:56] <bakermd> I have an IBM Thinkpad, and am trying to get a BlueTooth Apple MightyMouse working.  I have the bluetooth working, and it sees the mouse, but when I tell it to connect to the mouse I get "Couldn't display "obex://[mac]/".
[04:56] <bakermd> Am I not doing this the right way?
[04:56] <zack___> dasei, 2.6.24-16-generic
[04:57] <zcat[1]> on the off chance that /boot got installed in it's own partition..
[04:57] <DasEi> zack___:sudo update db
[04:57] <tj83> zack___, you should always do updates.. your kernel is outdated but that does not explain no grub folder
[04:57] <waan> Would it be safer to change permissions on /sys/class/leds/asus:mail/brightness, or to run a script using elevated privileges to access it?
[04:57] <kubunt> pici : pici, i have check my linux-headers-`uname -r`
[04:57] <eraxter__> hello
[04:57] <sysdoc> Hey guys, I'm looking to try the 2.6.27 kernel to see if it calms the heating problems that I'm getting now. Is there a way to install it from a repo?
[04:57] <DasEi> zack___:locate menu.lst
[04:58] <danbh_intrepid> !intrepid | sysdoc
[04:58] <tj83> sysdoc, what makes you think its the kernel?
[04:58] <kubunt> pici : n was installed
[04:58] <eraxter__> anybody care to help a linux noob with wifi
[04:58] <eraxter__> ?
[04:58] <zack___> dasei, the update db give the output "sudo: update: command not found"
[04:58] <nog_lorp> So I've upgraded from 7.10 to 8.04 and it has fixed my Nvidia problems wonderfully. Now my NTFS partitions are handled in a funky-as-hell manner.
[04:58] <DasEi> zack___:eerm, in which syxstem are you currently in ?
[04:58] <nog_lorp> what is this new system of mounting internal drives?
[04:58] <kubunt> but i still get error when trying compile
[04:58] <sysdoc> tj83: reading the forums and the wiki tend to suggest that the new kernel may help
[04:59] <zack___> dasei, the only menu.lst found are in the examples folder. I am running off of a live cd
[04:59] <jcoey> how do i install flash player?
[04:59] <zcat[1]> update_db not upate db perhaps?
[04:59] <kubunt> pici : can u help me please
[04:59] <tj83> sysdoc, i would not bet on it. what kind of processor do you have? is cpu scaling working?
[04:59] <obf213> hmm does anyone have a working host file?
[04:59] <zcat[1]> jcoey, sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[04:59] <DasEi> zack___:should have told that before
[04:59] <obf213> want to upload it? i have followed insturctions it doesn't block anysites
[04:59] <gukina> Hey guys, what is ubuntu firefox modifications? is it safe to disable.
[05:00] <DasEi> zack___:(cli) cd
[05:00] <jcoey> thank you zcat
[05:00] <zack___> dasei, i mentioned that a few times thats why i kept asking if i had to mount the /boot/ thing. lol
[05:00] <sysdoc> scaling doesn't seem to be effective, This laptop runs a P4
[05:00] <xmunk> my sound just quit on me last night. tried alot of stuff. post on the forums for two days isn't returning any results can anyone help?
[05:00] <zack___> its ok though. what should i do now?
[05:00] <DasEi> zack___:cd etc
[05:00] <danbh_intrepid> DasEi: did you catch that?  I think there is no grub because he is running off of the live cd.   I think his ubuntu installation is hosed or something
[05:00] <kubunt> can anyone help me please
[05:00] <eraxter__> PM me if you can help
[05:00] <tj83> sysdoc, have you looked for any processes that are using alot of CPU usage?
[05:00] <kubunt> i get problem with my NIC
[05:01] <zack___> dasei, im in /etc/
[05:01] <DasEi>  danbh_intrepid:looks quite bad, see fdisk :http://pastebin.com/m610f67fb
[05:01] <DasEi> zack___:gedit fstab                                        ,paste it
[05:01] <D0M1N8R> Small problem if anyone can help. I loaded ubuntu and it worked fine but I messed it up. Reloaded and now when I boot I need to edit grub menu to boot. I cant find the config file.
[05:02] <sysdoc> tj83: yea and don't find anything that would be sucking up the CPU. Right now I'm running at .5 to 1%
[05:02] <sumo_su> zack___: you are booted from cd are you?
[05:02] <tj83> sysdoc, how is fan control? seems to variate with load?
[05:02] <DasEi>  D0M1N8R:/boot/grub/menu.lst
[05:02] <zack___> sumo, yes im in the 8.04 live cd.
[05:02] <danbh_intrepid> DasEi: the problem with asking zack___ to paste his fstab is that I don't think he has his ubuntu partition mounted.  Its just the livecd thats mounted
[05:02] <zack___> dasie, ok i have the fstab up want an output in pastebin?
[05:02] <zack___> dasei*
[05:03] <sumo_su> zack___: and your main partition is unaccessible
[05:03] <sysdoc> tj83: it does but seems to be stuck at a high rpm when idle
[05:03] <DasEi>  danbh_intrepid:is what I want to see as fstab says its a netware parti
[05:03] <sysdoc> And it is hot
[05:03] <zack___> sumo yes, my primary hard drive isnt
[05:03] <sumo_su> DasEi: so what are you trying to achieve?
[05:03] <DasEi> zack___:                                        ,paste it
[05:04] <Frodo> intel 945GM graphics error, specifically from WOW, appears as a rendering order problem anywhere else openGL is used
[05:04] <DasEi> sumo_so: to get an overview
[05:04] <bakermd> got it working
[05:04] <Frodo> any takers?
[05:04] <sumo_su> DasEi: hm ok.
[05:04] <zack___> dasei, http://paste.ubuntu.com/49553/
[05:04] <bakermd> night all
[05:04] <tj83> sysdoc, you can upgrade your 8.04 install to 8.10 (with 2.6.27) with "update-manager -d" and click the 8.10 button, i'm not sure about your problem sorry.
[05:04] <nog_lorp> anyone know how to get NTFS drives to mount automatically in Hardy? Preferably without having to manually add entries to fstab.
[05:05] <sysdoc> tj83: Downloading the kernel now
[05:05] <brandonmpace> sysdoc, what is the problem?
[05:05] <djmccormick> i've got an intel imac and i'm wondering if it's possible to dual boot ubuntu. i'm unable to find any helpful guides online that don't involve a VM.
[05:06] <sysdoc> brandonmpace: CPU running hot, P4 in a HP laptop
[05:06] <Frodo> djmccormick: there's a wiki page
[05:06] <RickZilla> In ubuntu, where can I go to see my power status?
[05:06] <brandonmpace> !dualboot | djmccormick
[05:06] <DasEi> zack___: you have two win-installations and one ubuntu-install on the two hds ?
[05:06] <heyman12> Where is the php5 config file directory?
[05:06] <heyman12> its not /etc/php5/cgi/php.ini
[05:06] <djmccormick> Frodo, brandonmpace: thanks
[05:06] <brandonmpace> sysdoc: have you tried just throttling it?
[05:07] <brandonmpace> djmccormick: you´re welcome
[05:08] <xmunk> my sound just quit on me last night. tried alot of stuff. post on the forums for two days isn't returning any results can anyone help?
[05:08] <zack___> dasei, my setup is 2 hard drives. the first is a ubuntu install and the second is a win xp install. I recently reinstalled xp on the second hard drive and thats where the problems started
[05:08] <sysdoc> I have cpufreqd setup but seems that it either is not working correctly or there is some other problem
[05:08] <danbh_intrepid> heyman12: http://paste.ubuntu.com/49556/
[05:08] <Frodo> intel 945GM graphics error, specifically from WOW, appears as a rendering order problem anywhere else openGL is used
[05:08] <raul1> Trying to load library... "libmodplug.so.0" "libmodplug.so" "/usr/lib/games/nexuiz/libmodplug.so.0" "/usr/lib/games/nexuiz/libmodplug.so" - failed.
[05:08] <raul1> anyone got any help on that :$?
[05:08] <heyman12> Thanks
[05:08] <raul1> Trying to load library... "libOffscreenGecko.so" "/usr/lib/games/nexuiz/libOffscreenGecko.so" - failed.
[05:09] <pan__> is hostapd important?
[05:09] <raul1> also things that failed to load
[05:09] <danbh_intrepid> heyman12: oops, one thing, I have php5-cli installed...
[05:09] <brandonmpace> sysdoc:  You do know that hp laptops are notorious for running extremely hot, right?    Did you try right clicking on the panel, clicking add to panel, then add CPU freq and scaling monitor.
[05:09] <nog_lorp> anyone know how to auto-mount ntfs filesystems on Hardy?
[05:09] <heyman12> I just installed the LAMP server
[05:09] <heyman12> Whatever that came with
[05:09] <brandonmpace> sysdoc: after you add that just left click on the monitor and select the frequency
[05:09] <heyman12> "PHP Version 5.2.4-2ubuntu5.1"
[05:09] <DasEi> zack___:its little strange that fdisk doesnt show a swap or ext-filesystem... is there a second machine you can kepp on with irc while serving the broken one ?
[05:09] <danbh_intrepid> heyman12: well, you can still use the commands that you see me using in that paste
[05:10] <heyman12> yeah
[05:10] <heyman12> Im configuring webmin
[05:10] <waan> How can I get a script to execute on login?
[05:10] <zack___> dasei, ya im in this irc on my laptop. the broken drive is the desktop. need me to reboot it or anything?
[05:10] <heyman12> so i can edit the php config file, so I can get GD Captcah enabled
[05:11] <brandonmpace> sysdoc: this makes it a lot easier
[05:11] <heyman12> danbh_intrepid: Thanks, i got in
[05:11] <DasEi> zack___:few more trys before : sudo mkdir /media/ext3
[05:11] <D0M1N8R> okay found the menu.lst was looking for a grub file.. one more question. Is the first grub boot device listed always default or may I setup another default boot if nothing selected?
[05:11] <sysdoc> brandonmpace: when I tried to add the cpufreq is says that I can't add it
[05:11] <danbh_intrepid> heyman12: np
[05:11] <nydoc> pidgin won't open when I click on it. Do I need to activate something?
[05:12] <zack___> dasie, dir made
[05:12] <zack___> dasei*
[05:12] <DasEi> zack___:mount /dev/sda2   /media/ext3
[05:12] <danbh_intrepid> D0M1N8R: look in menu.lst for instructions regarding that
[05:12] <D0M1N8R> k
[05:12] <brandonmpace> sysdoc: hmm I´ve never seen that, sounds like you messed something up
[05:12] <DasEi> zack___: error- code ?
[05:12] <zack___> dasei, it says i should specify the filesystem type
[05:13] <mrynit> if there is some software that is said to work on 7.10, will it work on 8.04?
[05:13] <DasEi> zack___:mount -t ext3 /dev/sda2   /media/ext3
[05:13] <brandonmpace> sysdoc: well that is the absolute easiest way to control cpuspeed, no need for other progs
[05:13] <xmunk> my sound just quit on me last night. tried alot of stuff. post on the forums for two days isn't returning any results can anyone help?
[05:13] <danbh_intrepid> mrynit: usually, and an updated version
[05:13] <sysdoc> brandonmpace: new kernel installed see if this helps any
[05:13] <DasEi> xmunk:paste out from : lspci
[05:13] <danbh_intrepid> mrynit: unless you are talking about hardware...
[05:13] <sysdoc> brb
[05:14] <mrynit_> if there is some software that is said to work on 7.10, will it work on 8.04?
[05:14] <zack___> dasei, "wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on sda2, missing codepage or helper program, or other error"
[05:14] <raul1> http://pastebin.com/m2d6ec4de can anyone help me? it's a compiz problem
[05:14] <DasEi> zack___: gparted
[05:15] <tj83> mrynit, most likely.. but not absolutely
[05:15] <cy21> hey... is there a way in ubuntu to make the bottom bar get inside the top bar? just like kde ?
[05:15] <DasEi> zack___: in the gui of gparted, can you find the linux-parti ? which filesystem ?
[05:15] <cy21> hey... is there a way in ubuntu to make the bottom bar get inside the top bar? just like kde ?
[05:15] <cy21> ups//// pressed 2 times... sorry
[05:16] <zack___> dasei, the only drive listed is my primary(ubuntu) it is listed as unallocated
[05:16] <raul1> !compiz
[05:16] <Frodo> intel 945GM graphics error, specifically from WOW, appears as a rendering order problem anywhere else openGL is used.  Any takers?
[05:16] <DasEi> zack___: oo, reinstalling ubuntu gets closer, k close gparted
[05:16] <DasEi> (cli)  sudo e2fsck
[05:17] <DasEi> stop
[05:17] <zack___> dasei, its closed, stop?
[05:17] <raul1> so no help eh :\
[05:18] <DasEi> (cli)  sudo e2fsck -p
[05:18] <brandonmpace> !wow | Frodo
[05:18] <kubunt> can anyone help me
[05:19] <zack___> dasei, whats cli?
[05:19] <DasEi> (cli)  sudo e2fsck -p     ,zack___,
[05:20] <DasEi> !cli
[05:20] <Frodo> brandonmpace: it's more general than wow, this isn't actually my comp, it's a friend, she wants to play WOW, but has an intel graphics render order error that makes that look real ugly, shows up in openGL screensavers too
[05:20] <owlchild>  /msg nickserv register
[05:20] <D0M1N8R> Cant seem to change defaul boot device on load. Using the makedefault option.
[05:20] <zack___> dasei, oh ok one sec
[05:20] <brandonmpace> Frodo: intel integrated graphics aren´t going to do well with this
[05:20] <brandonmpace> Frodo: that´s what I have in my laptop
[05:21] <Frodo> yeah, I know, she gets around 9-15 FPS
[05:21] <Bernie> Aight guys. I fixed the problem I had with compiling Lumina with the missing library. I needed "libxi-dev". Now I have one new question
[05:21] <Frodo> but it's faster than my integrated ATI, which says something
[05:21] <brandonmpace> Frodo: so it´s in wine, right?
[05:21] <sysdoc> brandonmpace: new kernel and the problem is solved
[05:21] <zack___> dasei, ok i did that. should there be an output? it just gave me a list of usage and a list of emergency help
[05:21] <sysdoc> Runs just like it does in XP
[05:22] <Frodo> brandonmpace, yep, took a week to get it patched, logged in, and working
[05:22] <yuri_> Q: I'd like set up a proxy at home so i can access gmail at work. what's the easiest way to do this?
[05:22] <Frodo> she can use it as it is, but it looks fugly and enemies don't always show up on screen
[05:22] <DasEi> zack___, did it check the hd ?
[05:22] <Bernie> i'm running a ThinkPad T400 with Intel X4500 card ... when running Lumina it says "No GLSL support". I'm probably running the wrong driver. I had Driver "vesa" in my xorg.conf .... Anybody know how to get the proper intel driver for the X4500 running? including where to get it from, how to install it, etc ...
[05:22] <DasEi>  sudo e2fsck -p                                                 ,zack___,
[05:23] <brandonmpace> Frodo: try running it with the option -opengl  I think it is..
[05:23] <brandonmpace> Frodo: I wanna see what is does
[05:23] <RickZilla> Will Amarok syn with my iPod, or is there a more preferable audio program for that?
[05:23] <brandonmpace> Frodo: on the terminal
[05:23] <zack___> dasei, I did "sudo e2fsck -p /dev/sda1" and i got this output http://paste.ubuntu.com/49560/
[05:23] <brandonmpace> RickZilla: yes it will
[05:24] <brandonmpace> RickZilla: and it works well
[05:24] <Frodo> brandonmpace: that's what I'm saying, she does, there's an openGL error.  I'll imageshack a place it shows up elsewhere, screensavers.  yeah, I know the terminal, write my own shellscripts and everything
[05:24] <myles7897> how do I add read and write permissions to a folder in the terminal?
[05:24] <tj83> myles7897, google chown and chmod
[05:24] <brandonmpace> myles7897: chmod a+rw /folder..
[05:24] <DasEi>  zack___: dasei, I did "sudo e2fsck -p /dev/sda1"        , so do: sudo e2fsck -p
[05:25] <inflex> Hi there, I want to prevent my kernel being updated on a server installation of Ubuntu, how can I do this for apt ?
[05:25] <zack___> dasei, http://paste.ubuntu.com/49561/
[05:25] <Bernie> Can anybody help me install the Intel driver (for hardware 3D acceleration and OpenGL use) for my X4500? Please :)
[05:25] <danbh_intrepid> !pinning > inflex
[05:26] <DasEi> via-rhine: probe of 0000:00:12.0 failed with error -5                                  on network card, what does that mean ?
[05:26] <inflex> thanks
[05:26] <Frodo> http://img150.imageshack.us/img150/9524/screenshotrs8.png
[05:27] <Frodo> brandonmpace: see previous post
[05:27] <myles7897> brandonmpace, that didn't work.
[05:27] <lgiordano> Toooo many people here
[05:27] <Frodo> those gears are supposed to be interlocking
[05:27] <zcat[1]> !pin
[05:27] <lgiordano> but damn ubuntu is amazing
[05:27] <Mr_Fixit> so i'm trying to "ssh localhost" and my firewall is off atm... i get this msg:     ssh: connect to host localhost port 22: Connection refused
[05:27] <rebel_kid> lgiordano, i know isnt it?
[05:27] <rebel_kid> lol
[05:27] <brandonmpace> Frodo: I have an x3100 and I can´t even run that one
[05:27] <DasEi>  zack___: are you shure you installed ubuntu the standard way with an installer cd ?
[05:28] <Frodo> brandonmpace: weird... she's got dual 2.0GHZ intels for her CPU, so that might be it
[05:28] <brandonmpace> myles7897: google chmod how to
[05:28] <brandonmpace> Frodo: I have dual core intel also
[05:28] <zack___> dasei, i did on my primary hard drive months ago. right now i am only using this live cd to try to fix the broken ubuntu drive. could it be when i reinstalled windows on my secondary drive it borked ubuntu?
[05:29] <DasEi>  zack___: sudo  e2fsck -p  /dev/sda
[05:29] <brandonmpace> zack___: if you reinstalled windows, did you pull out the linux drive when you did so?
[05:29] <Frodo> brandonmpace: but you see the problem, those gears should interlock, they don't
[05:30] <zack___> dasei, that has the same output as the 2nd to last pastebin post.
[05:30] <brandonmpace> Frodo: I know happens to me too, it´s slow hardware
[05:30] <zack___> brandon, i dont believe i unplugged it
[05:30] <RickZilla> One more question...any Linux apps that will let me upload pic files directly to Google Picasa?
[05:30] <brandonmpace> zack___: does grub still come up?
[05:30] <tjay> How do I create a Symbolic Link???
[05:30] <owlchild>  /msg nickserv register yourpassword youremailaddress
[05:30] <zack___> brandon when i boot normally i get a grub error 17. but the live cd im using now does not recognize anything on the drive, its "unallocated"
[05:31] <brandonmpace> tjay: ln -s /source /destination
[05:31] <Mr_Fixit> anyone with ssh help??
[05:31] <Mr_Fixit> !ssh
[05:31] <brandonmpace> zack___:  I know exactly what´s wrong here. is this a desktop?
[05:31] <DasEi> sudo  e2fsck -b 8193 /dev/sda
[05:31] <zack___> brandon, yes
[05:31] <SuperQ> Mr_Fixit: I have all the ssh
[05:31] <brandonmpace> !grub | zack___
[05:31] <|Steve|> Speaking of ssh, has anyone else seen http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=891695 ?
[05:32] <brandonmpace> zack___: the first link
[05:32] <owlchild>  /msg nickserv register namaste<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[05:32] <Mr_Fixit> well share SuperQ
[05:33] <zack___> dasei, its says the device or resource is busy while trying to open /dev/sda. i only have terminal and firefox opened up
[05:33] <zack___> brandon, ill look at that
[05:33] <DasEi> sudo  umount -a
[05:33] <DasEi> sudo  e2fsck -b 8193 /dev/sda2
[05:34] <brandonmpace> zack___: nothing is wrong with your partition at all!    error 17. grub can not find the boot files (menu.lst)
[05:34] <Bernie> Can anybody help me install the Intel driver (for hardware 3D acceleration and OpenGL use) for my X4500? Please :)
[05:35] <zack___> dasei, the umount says all the devies are busy.
[05:35] <zack___> brandon, the first grub command on that link gave me an error 15 file not found
[05:36] <zack___> brandon, see the livecd doesnt even recognize my ubuntu drive as being there. its just unallocated
[05:36] <DasEi> sudo  e2fsck -b 8193 /dev/sda2
[05:36] <SchmittyDoesIt> how to i set my dns server in shell
[05:36] <zack___> dasei, it says sda2 is busy
[05:37] <usser> SchmittyDoesIt, do u get your ip from dhcp?
[05:37] <brandonmpace> zack___: I would just reinstall if you installed windows with the drive in, this is guaranteed to work
[05:37] <guf> can someone help me; does the sierra wireless aircard 580 run out of the box on ubuntu
[05:37] <SchmittyDoesIt> usser: no, i already set my ip and default gw all i need is my dns
[05:37] <brandonmpace> zack___: reinstall ubuntu, i mean
[05:38] <DasEi>  zack___: there is a very small chance (I don't believe in) you can have the supergrub-cd still recoqnizing where your /boot stuu ran to, looking for a link....
[05:38] <chull> http://www.pastebin.ca/1203018      alsamixer: function snd_ctl_open failed for default: No such file or directory
[05:38] <brandonmpace> SchmittyDoesIt: did you try google?
[05:38] <chull> this isn't the first time, that's the previous result
[05:38] <zack___> brandon, but i cant reinstall it to the former ubuntu drive because the live cd doesnt see a drive to install on
[05:39] <SchmittyDoesIt> brandonmpace: yes. all i came up with was editing /etc/hosts file but it doesn't seem right
[05:39] <tjay> My Blu-Ray drive says it can't "mount the disk" . . . Why not???
[05:39] <guf> can someone help me; does the sierra wireless aircard 580 run out of the box on ubuntu
[05:39] <DasEi>  zack___: http://linux.softpedia.com/progDownload/Super-Grub-Disk-Download-8071.html
[05:39] <zack___> brandon, atleast i dont think lemme check
[05:39] <myles7897> how can I give the owner read write permission on a file?
[05:39] <SchmittyDoesIt> brandonmpace: i have a mahcine with a working internet connection and good dns records but it is not it's /etc/hosts file so dns might be kept somewhere else
[05:39] <myles7897> using the terminal
[05:39] <brandonmpace> SchmittyDoesIt: hmm
[05:40] <zack___> brandon, nvm the install program does see the drive
[05:40] <zack___> dasei, im looking at the sire now
[05:40] <DasEi>  zack___: for usuall a win-installation only kills the mbr, but never the grub folder or the whole filesystem..... something very strange is going on
[05:41] <DasEi>  zack___: its like a live cd but with special options to restore grub and no overhaed like a desktop
[05:41] <zack___> dasei, ok i downloaded it, should i burn the iso to a cd?
[05:41] <tj83> zack___, with the time you have spent here you could have backed up your important files, cleared all partitions, and installed windows then ubuntu. :)
[05:41] <brandonmpace> zack___: look in your bios and make sure that the drive even shows up there. If it doesn´t, look around the settings. Are these drives SATA?
[05:41] <tjay> My Blu-Ray drive says it can't "mount the disk" . . .  -- my nephew killed their dual-boot machine because Windows seemed to thing the /boot partiton ought to be an NTFS filesystem
[05:42] <usser> SchmittyDoesIt, edit /etc/resolv.conf
[05:42] <SchmittyDoesIt> brandonmpace: /etc/resolv.conf
[05:42] <zack___> tj83, hah well i would like to be able to get into the drive to back up my stuff. but the live cd doesnt see it having anything on it
[05:42] <SchmittyDoesIt> thanx usser
[05:42] <zack___> dasei, i will let oyu know when its done burning, might take a bit this is an older laptop
[05:43] <tj83> zack___, might you have overwritten the partition?
[05:43] <DasEi>  zack___: mind brandonmpace, too  see bios
[05:43] <boozer_> hello I am trying to get wifi on *ubuntu is wifi ready to go and stable under linux?
[05:43] <zcat[1]> boozer_, if you have the right chipset wifi works right from the live CD. If you have the wrong chipset wifi is a lost cause..
[05:44] <brandonmpace> zack___: super grub disc will boot your ubuntu
[05:44] <jfxd> well I have been able to get windows wifi drivers to work in Ubuntu
[05:44] <brandonmpace> zack___: but a reinstall would be better
[05:44] <jfxd> there are several packages you'll have to install though
[05:44] <zack___> dasei, brandon,  i checked the bios earlier and its there and i can individually select to boot from it and when i do i get a grub error 17 message. i cant see the drive in the folder browser but there is an option to install ubuntu on that drive.
[05:44] <g0ldb3rg>  /j #squirrelmail
[05:44] <boozer_> also is network cards that are part of the motherboard configurable in ubuntu? non-pci /non-usb
[05:44] <DasEi>  zcat[1]: ;-)windows is always helpful for gaming, hehe
[05:44] <g0ldb3rg>  /j #squirrelmail
[05:44] <brandonmpace> boozer_: it depends on the make and model of the wireless card
[05:44] <D0M1N8R> Is there any way to make grub default boot device the last one used? So if I remotely restart any of the OS's it will reload without me going home.
[05:44] <zcat[1]> I've got a usb wifi adapter I can plug into just about any linux distro and connect right away. It's pretty sweet.
[05:44] <boozer_> wiBEE
[05:44] <tj83> zack___, pastebin output of sudo fdisk -l again.. i only have a few min.. lets see if we can at least determine what is what and mount your data for back up, gimme 10 min in #seaphor
[05:44] <brandonmpace> boozer_: ues
[05:44] <brandonmpace> boozer_: yes
[05:45] <boozer_> brandonmpace you got wibee?
[05:45] <grendal_prime> grrrrrrrrr anyone in here any good at building packages?
[05:45] <boozer_> how come the drivers on the cd ..... cannot even compile
[05:45] <yokobr> hi folks
[05:45] <zwrangler> hello
[05:45] <yokobr> ive got a big problem.
[05:45] <grendal_prime> i got this werid problem with this meta package im building.
[05:45] <brandonmpace> boozer_: the what?
[05:46] <tj83> zack___, /join #seaphor
[05:46] <DasEi>  zack___: there is an option to install ubuntu on that drive.  <  u mean in the installer cd ?
[05:46] <zwrangler> i too have a problem, ubuntu signs me out after 3 minutes of no use
[05:46] <zack___> tj83, http://paste.ubuntu.com/49567/
[05:46] <boozer_> brandonmpace how come the drivers on the cd ..... cannot even compile.....it gets errors
[05:46] <zwrangler> how can i change that
[05:46] <yokobr> every time i try to install ubuntu, the partition manager try to format it, then it mounts by itself and i get an error message.
[05:46] <boozer_> brandonmpace how come the drivers on the cd ..... cannot even compile.....it gets errors..........wibee usb wifi card
[05:46] <zack___> dasei, ya when i click the install icon it has the drive listed to install on
[05:47] <zack___> dasei, my cd finished
[05:47] <yokobr> pleaseee T.T  somebody save me =D
[05:48] <Efrem> hello world
[05:48] <DasEi>  zack___: check the bios again for both hd's been detected, then boot from super grub, try restoring mbr
[05:48] <Efrem> hard returns
[05:48] <zack___> dasei alright, one moment
[05:48] <brandonmpace> boozer_: oh
[05:49] <joluvago24> hi
[05:49] <guf> can someone help me; does the sierra wireless aircard 580 run out of the box on ubuntu
[05:49] <DasEi> !nic
[05:49] <boozer_> zcat1 if the chipset on the motherboard is not supported...... it is not possible?
[05:50] <boozer_> zcat[1] if the chipset on the motherboard is not supported...... it is not possible?
[05:50] <boozer_> anyone here currently using WIFI?
[05:50] <SchmittyDoesIt> exit
[05:50] <CoJaBo> ?
[05:51] <nydoc> ?pidgin won't start when I click on it. Can someone tell me what is wrong?
[05:51] <zack___> dasei, its recognized and i booted into supergrub
[05:52] <grendal_prime> zack___: what do you know about supergrub?
[05:52] <bunnyto> how to share a folder to a windows network?
[05:52] <zack___> grendal, nothing at all
[05:52] <brandonmpace> !samba | bunnyto
[05:53] <sumo_su> grendal_prime: dasei is guiding him
[05:53] <grendal_prime> right
[05:53] <arvind_khadri> how do i see a table with its contents using sqlite ... something like desc as in oracle??
[05:53] <grendal_prime> so DasEi is da man on supergrub...errr unless DasEi is a woman.
[05:53] <DasEi>  zack___: choose help n language
[05:54] <yokobr> hey guys
[05:54] <DasEi> press enter until u on the blue background
[05:54] <yokobr> ive got this problem.
[05:54] <zack___> dasei, ok selected english
[05:54] <arvind_khadri> !enter
[05:54] <brandonmpace> !ask | yokobr
[05:54] <arvind_khadri> yokobr, ask
[05:55] <DasEi> press enter until u on the blue background, zack___
[05:55] <zack___> dasei and im reading all this stuff now
[05:55] <zack___> dasei, there now
[05:55] <DasEi>  zack___: don't mind all that blabla before
[05:56] <guf> how big is the alternate installer?
[05:56] <DasEi>  zack___: gnu/linux
[05:56] <DasEi> guf: go see ubuntu.com, bout 600mb
[05:56] <zack___> dasei, alright now?
[05:56] <guf> ugh, too much for my net.
[05:57] <yokobr> when i try to install my ubuntu, xubuntu or kubuntu or anything, i choose my partition and, then, when it tryies to build the partition type (ext3), it mounts that fckn volume, and then ive got an error message.
[05:57] <guf> just need to be able to connect + very light wm
[05:57] <DasEi>  zack___: press enter again, next blue
[05:57] <chubs> yokobr, proper term is fsckn
[05:57] <zack___> dasei, im at a list of fix boot gnu/linux and boot gnu/linux
[05:57] <DasEi>  zack___: fix boot of gnu/linux
[05:57] <zack___> dasei, clicked!
[05:57] <zack___> dasei, SGD has NOT succeeded :(
[05:58] <^paradox^> im looking for a good file splitter for ubuntu. have some questions too
[05:58] <yokobr> the proper term is fucking.
[05:58] <DasEi>  zack___: other question : do you have a win cd handy ? cause if succesful, win wouldn't boot , either
[05:59] <zack___> ya i have a xp cd on me
[05:59] <joluvago24> hola
[05:59] <yokobr> it mounts my partition when it tryies to create the file system
[05:59] <fl0w> I'm looking to install ubuntu. But when I browse http://packages.ubuntu.com to prepare for my installation I only find php5.2.4, but not 5.2.6. Does this mean I have to compile it myself or how does this work? (I've never used ubuntu before)
[05:59] <DasEi> k, it can repair its (win mbr ) in emergency, too
[05:59] <yokobr> and then ive got the error message.
[05:59] <zack___> dasei, roger that
[06:00] <^paradox^> i need something to split files into smaller parts. question: if i used an app to do it in linux would a windows user be able to reunite the pieces?
[06:00] <SchmittyDoesIt> if i ifconfig myself a static IP it goes away after i reboot the machine as well as my statically assigned default gw. How can i set these in stone per say
[06:00] <DasEi>  zack___: so after choosing, grub couldn't find any boot, also ? sgd not succesful ? oo...
[06:00] <yokobr> Creating  ext3 file system  partition #1 of SCSI3 (0,0,0) (sda) has failed.
[06:01] <CorbinFox> ^paradox^: maybe just use notepad and copy and paste the contents of the files back together, i did that once before and it wokred
[06:01] <Mr_Fixit> any reason why i can't connect to myself ssh?? firewall is open.. ssh: connect to host localhost port 22: Connection refused
[06:01] <zack___> dasei, that is correct
[06:01] <DasEi>  zack___: where there any important file on the ubu-parti ?
[06:01] <^paradox^> im talking about splitting an iso or a video file though
[06:02] <zack___> dasei, well the only thing i was the MOST worried about is backed up on another computer. but i can get everything i had before back besides that one thing
[06:02] <^paradox^> not a document
[06:02] <spasticteapot> Does anyone know where wget downloads to by default?
[06:03] <chubs> yokobr, are you running off of the livecd?
[06:03] <yokobr> yeap
[06:03] <zack___> dasei, would there be anyway to get anything off the hard drive at this point?
[06:03] <chubs> spasticteapot, the directory that you're in
[06:03] <yokobr> chubs, yeap
[06:04] <DasEi> zack___: I'm getting more and more the idea of an reinstallation, nope no acces , only raw
[06:04] <DasEi> zack___: reboot machine, try another option from the cd menu(grub)
[06:04] <zack___> dasei, ok one second
[06:04] <liza0_> i have a system with an athlon 64 x2 procesor and 4GB of RAM. would getting the 64bit version of ubuntu offer more betetr performance than the 32 bit version
[06:05] <^paradox^> let me try again. if i used something like gtkfilesplitter to split say a large zip file would a windows user be able to reunite the pieces?
[06:05] <zack___> dasei, ok which options this time?
[06:05] <moshe> liza0,the 64 bit version will give you an increase in speed and can take advantage of the processor's capabilities
[06:05] <DasEi> zack___: lang&help>englis> boot-tools>show partis
[06:06] <zack___> dasei, haha o wow it says natural 1  hda size 1 TB
[06:06] <FAJ> hi i am trying to post to the ubuntu forums but it says i have insufficient privs...?
[06:07] <zack___> dasei, its 186gb or something really.
[06:07] <DasEi> moshe: liza0: its minimal faster, but important if you wanna adress huge amount of ram or really often recompile kernels, speed increasement is minimal
[06:07] <^paradox^> need some suggestions plz. need to be able to cut files and distribute the pieces to anyone any OS
[06:08] <sumo_su> zack___: you suffered a HD loss but the HD is healthy and the data is still phyisically there... thats what we agree on right?
[06:08] <zack___> sumo, ya
[06:09] <sumo_su> zack___: i suggest you google and try for 3 days to get back your data, or you accept its gone
[06:09] <DasEi> zack___: go back to tools menu
[06:09] <sumo_su> you never backed up your MBR did you?
[06:09] <DasEi> zack___: try unhide parti
[06:09] <yokobr> chubs?
[06:09] <wahyu> haloo
[06:10] <grendal_prime> ^paradox^: what kind of files?
[06:10] <wahyu> daesi hlooo
[06:11] <^paradox^> grendal was hoping to cut any type
[06:11] <zack___> dasei, ok im at unhide partition help
[06:11] <zack___> sumo, i didnt back up the mbr
[06:11] <^paradox^> zip iso pdf
[06:11] <chubs> yokobr, no clue
[06:11] <grendal_prime> ^paradox^: have you thought about using some p2p app like...bearshare, something like that...i mean...gtkgnutella and limewire can utilize those.
[06:11] <DasEi> zack___: choose unhide >enter
[06:11] <DasEi> anything shown ? what ?
[06:11] <grendal_prime> jigdoo mayby..some sort of torrent?
[06:12] <^paradox^> well actually id send the pieces by email
[06:12] <zack___> dasei, it shows the 2 hard drives the top one is listed again as 1tb
[06:12] <heyman12> any good tutorials on installing GD?
[06:12] <DasEi> zack___: did you encrypt the drive ?
[06:12] <yokobr> chubs, i think i have a little bit of a kind of a clue..
[06:12] <zack___> dasei, nope
[06:12] <chubs> yokobr, clue me in
[06:13] <IntuitiveNipple> zack___: I've been watching this exchange, and looked at the pastebin fdisk output... but not seen if you have said how many partitions were on the drive, and what file-systems they were?
[06:13] <sumo_su> zack___: windows showed me a 12TB partition when my mbr was sick:))
[06:13] <chalcedony> :)
[06:13] <yokobr> chubs, i have a 160 gb hd, but it aways showed 149.. Now it shows 160, but on that instalation option for resizing, it asks to resize the 149 gb left..
[06:14] <chubs> yokobr, are you trying to save any partition?
[06:14] <DasEi> zack___: so there are few more options (I don't believe in), like testdisk or trying to rebuild parti-table (use gparted, for exeample do sth with the small unallocated at the end of sda), but I think its....
[06:14] <yokobr> looks like something erased someting vey important to my hd.
[06:14] <yokobr> Yeap.
[06:14] <zack___> intuitive, the first hard drive was a standard ubunt install and the second is a standard xp pro install. the partitions on the first would have been the normal ones ubuntu makes when it installs
[06:14] <yokobr> ah
[06:14] <DasEi> zack___: time to REINSTALL ubuntu
[06:14] <yokobr> no
[06:14] <zack___> dasei, i think im on your side about this one
[06:14] <chubs> yokobr, hard drives are never the size advertised, base8 vs base10 calculations
[06:14] <yokobr> chubs, you said if im trying to keep an existing one?
[06:14] <chubs> yokobr, i was just asking
[06:14] <chubs> if you were
[06:15] <Daft_Punk> does firestarter have to be running in order for the firewall to be working?
[06:15] <IntuitiveNipple> zack___: so, is the issue you're dealing with the loss of the partition-table on sda?
[06:15] <zack___> dasei, thanks for you help i really appreciate it
[06:15] <boozer_> no Daft_Punk
[06:15] <DasEi> zack___: if you're done with that, u can use grub to boot windows
[06:15] <chull> http://www.pastebin.ca/1203018      alsamixer: function snd_ctl_open failed for default: No such file or directory
[06:15] <sumo_su> IntuitiveNipple: i think its sdb
[06:15] <yokobr> chubs, it seems to install m$ winblows well..
[06:15] <Daft_Punk> boozer_, so if i create a firewall and permissions with firestarter it saves it to the iptables and i dont have to start the program for it to function?
[06:16] <frazras> I heard I could find out here: Why is XMMS not inthe hardy repos
[06:16] <yokobr> but i cant create ext3 file system on it.
[06:16] <MindVirus> What's a good GUI for an alarm program?
[06:16] <DasEi>  chull:sounddriver not installed
[06:16] <zack___> intuitive, nothing on the drive is recognized by the live cd its considered unallocated. i believe all the data is still ther ebut i dont think i can get anything off of it
[06:16] <chubs> yokobr, I don't think the ubuntu installer installs windows very well
[06:16] <IntuitiveNipple> sumo_su: the pastebin output shows sda partition table is corrupted; sdb is fine
[06:16] <chubs> yokobr, are you on it now?
[06:16] <chubs> livecd stylin'?
[06:16] <IntuitiveNipple> zack___: OK... do you know how the MBR was lost? did something reformat or is it random corruption?
[06:16] <yokobr> chubs, im on xubuntu live cd... but ive tryied a windows xp cd and it installed..
[06:17] <boozer_> try "iptables -L " to see the list of rules and policies before and after you run the firewall
[06:17] <yokobr> then i tryed xubuntu again, but no luck.
[06:17] <zack___> intuitive, i reformatted my secondary harddrive and reinstalled xp onto it
[06:17] <boozer_> Daft_Punk    try "iptables -L " to see the list of rules and policies before and after you run the firewall
[06:17] <chubs> yokobr, but you are on it right now? as in you could pastebin the output of mount
[06:18] <yokobr> Ohhh
[06:18] <yokobr> dammm
[06:18] <IntuitiveNipple> zack___: as DasEi said, it is worth running testdisk on it, let it analyse the drive - it will likely find the boot-sectors of each of the file-systems, and help you rebuild the partition table so you can access the file-systems again, even if only from the LiveCD
[06:18] <sumo_su> IntuitiveNipple: oh sure my fault and youre right
[06:18] <yokobr> chubs, it installed with reiserfs
[06:18] <sysdoc> !upgrade
[06:18] <Alpha232> reiserfs is a murderer ;)
[06:18] <yokobr> chubs, wtf is wrong with ext3?
[06:18] <chubs> yokobr, that's a killer filesystem
[06:18] <zack___> intuitive, how would i run test disk? i have all night
[06:18] <yokobr> i know
[06:18] <heyman12> is there a way to install GD on ubuntu?
[06:18] <sumo_su> hmm... each drive has a different MBR
[06:19] <yokobr> chubs, i didnt meant to install it..
[06:19] <IntuitiveNipple> zack___: Are you running as LiveCD on that machine right now?
[06:19] <frazras> Does anyone know why is XMMS not inthe hardy repos?
[06:19] <yokobr> but its the only one that installs
[06:19] <sumo_su> zack___: have you tired unplugging that xp drive?
[06:19] <DasEi> IntuitiveNipple:like to watch it, if zack___ isnt to shredded now
[06:19] <zack___> though i am doubtful of any progress. i have to reboot into the live cd im in super grub. yes i have unplugged the xp drive and tried booting directly form the ubuntu drive
[06:19] <chubs> yokobr, like i said before, type in mount at the commandline. give me the output
[06:20] <Tomas5786> Q is there a IRC bot that can be installed on ubuntu
[06:20] <yokobr> chubs, with no params?
[06:20] <IntuitiveNipple> DasEi: no harm analysing it, and rewriting an experimental partition table is only the first sector, which is corrupt anyhow (but can be backed up first)
[06:20] <chubs> yokobr, none
[06:20] <yokobr> ok
[06:20] <therealnanotube> ^paradox^: look at the "split" command. it will do what you want.
[06:20] <redvamp128> I figured this would be the place to ask this question- What PCI not PCI Express Video Card would you recommend for Ubuntu 8.04. Right now I am on Intel Onboard I believe it is 810 series. ?? Any recomendations? Ati or NVidia?
[06:20] <sumo_su> zack___: maybe you set the jumpers wrong when you installed the HD
[06:20] <IntuitiveNipple> zack___: start it with the LiveCD and then install testdisk: "sudo apt-get install testdisk"
[06:21] <frazras> heyman12: sudo apt-get install php5-gd
[06:21] <zack___> sumo, the jumpers are right, i havent changed them from when they previously worked
[06:21] <^Devious^> ati or nvidia pci card would suit
[06:21] <heyman12> are you kidding me frazras
[06:21] <DasEi> IntuitiveNipple:prob is neither fstab nor supergrub sees any fs, e2fsck missed, gparted shows nth...so, wish zack..  force and gods sake ...
[06:21] <heyman12> that easy
[06:21] <^Devious^> depends on what you are trying to do and other factors of your system
[06:21] <therealnanotube> Tomas5786: search in synaptic, you might ind something. :)
[06:21] <yokobr> chubs, http://pastebin.com/m68795197
[06:21] <DasEi> prob*
[06:21] <^Devious^> you dont want to stick a fx 5500 pci in a pentium 75 with 16 mb ram
[06:22] <frazras> heyman12: thats the only place I ever used GD
[06:22] <redvamp128> I had a more powerful system with Ati 9700 and Amd 64 but it was stolen and will take some time to get up money to rebuild it..
[06:22] <IntuitiveNipple> DasEi: I've rebuild disks with much worse problems than this. It is possible, but it does require time and some intelligence applying, and often plenty of manual intervention.
[06:22] <chubs> ^Devious^, find me a motherboard and i'll do it
[06:22] <yokobr> just a min
[06:22] <redvamp128> And this is a PIII 900mhz  512mb memory
[06:22] <Jambon> ok. I somehow nuked x and I don't know where to begin. I was trying to configure my network settings (I couldn't see my wireless connection and there was no option to check on it), and the control panel told me I was not allowed to access it. then the computer froze, so I did a hard reboot, only to find x unable to start even in recovery mode. It said something about the x.config file being read-only. Any ideas? I really just want to g
[06:23] <redvamp128> but no-- AGP found for 100$ Whole system.
[06:23] <DasEi> IntuitiveNipple:zack___ : your nerves ? another 30 min of digging ?
[06:23] <^Devious^> I have a question - for anyone who would care to answer. What is the most featured CLI based web browserr - capable of utilising java, images etc
[06:23] <chubs> yokobr, pay attention to line 13. sudo umount /dev/sda1
[06:23] <chubs> then try
[06:23] <chubs> to partition it again
[06:23] <yokobr> ok
[06:23] <zack___> oh lawds mights as well attempt it
[06:23] <^Devious^> lol I know you could really stick it on a p75 - you have a very similar system to me.... The most youd probably do is a geforce 4 pci or fx5500 - something like that
[06:23] <therealnanotube> Tomas5786: on my feisty box, command "apt-cache search 'irc.*bot' returns a couple dozen matches.
[06:23] <IntuitiveNipple> DasEi: I've spent a week rebuilding a failed RAID array :)
[06:23] <bunnyto> what is a good samba configuration tool?
[06:24] <sysdoc> What is the apt-get to upgrade to intrepid?
[06:24] <zack___> intuitive, haha
[06:24] <redvamp128> I had to disable - the Visual effects just to get it to run without artifacts.
[06:24] <redvamp128> GF 4 FX5500?
[06:24] <yokobr> chubs, it only works with reiserfs..
[06:24] <therealnanotube> ^Devious^: i use 'elinks' on the cli. no java/javascript, but does just about anything else.
[06:24] <^Devious^> nah GF4 440 might do the trick
[06:24] <^Devious^> elinks sounds good
[06:24] <yokobr> try ext2?
[06:25] <yokobr> or any other?
[06:25] <chubs> yokobr
[06:25] <redvamp128> I found a GF 6600 Pci EVGA
[06:25] <^Devious^> And also - is there a way to boot an operating system using a non bootable Sata card (It has no bios or anything) using some kind of linux boot disk - or any method will work ok
[06:25] <zack___> intuitive ok im in the live cd, apt-get install testdisk?
[06:25] <redvamp128> 256mb would that work well in ubuntu with all effects turned on
[06:25] <IntuitiveNipple> zack___: can you copy stuff from that PC to the 'net ?
[06:25] <yokobr> chubs, yeap?
[06:25] <chubs> yokobr, quit the installer. sudo umount /dev/sda1. cfdisk /dev/sda
[06:25] <DasEi> zack___ : boot into live, go to the catacombes...
[06:25] <zack___> dasei, lol
[06:26] <^Devious^> GF 6600 PCI???? wow.....wouldnt you lose half the Bwidth of the card?
[06:26] <redvamp128> Yes
[06:26] <zack___> intuitive, ya i can pastebin outputs and such, testdisk isnt a found package though
[06:26] <bunnyto> what is a good samba configuration tool?
[06:26] <yokobr> umount: /dev/sda1.: not found
[06:26] <yokobr> umount: cfdisk: not found
[06:26] <yokobr> umount: /dev/sda: not mounted
[06:26] <redvamp128> 256mb though
[06:26] <yokobr> sorry for the flood, just 3 lines ;)
[06:26] <dinx> yokobr: run as root
[06:27] <^Devious^> well I reckon having 256mb ram is enough for a lot of machines....it depends on what you do with it and how you use ram/disk
[06:27] <yokobr> dinx, ive ran as root
[06:27] <chubs> yokobr, those are separate commands, and you should have sudo in front of them. cfdisk /dev/sda is a separate command
[06:27] <redvamp128> 76$
[06:27] <chubs> yokobr, if it isn't mounted then cfdisk it
[06:27] <therealnanotube> ^Devious^: "apt-cache search 'www-browser'" will give you a good list to start with, if you want more options. :)
[06:27] <IntuitiveNipple> zack___: I'd like to see that sector 0... can you attach it to a post in the forums, Hardware and Laptops? Do "dd if=/dev/sda bs=512 count=1 | gzip >sector0.bin.gz" and attach the gzipped file to a post in the forum
[06:27] <^Devious^> I was running win2k on 64mb ram - I reckon youd get effects running ok eventually with a bit of tweaking
[06:27] <^Devious^> THANKS NANOTUBE
[06:27] <yokobr> chubs, done.
[06:27] <^Devious^> that just taught me something new - I've been meaning to learn how to SEARCH apt from CLI
[06:28] <IntuitiveNipple> zack___: I'm wondering if there's a clue in the data in the sector of what has happened, which might give us a clue on how best to repair it
[06:28] <murlidhar> err can anybody guide me to the openbox irc channel?
[06:28] <therealnanotube> ^Devious^: hehe, yw. :)
[06:28] <redvamp128> Though Ubuntu works very well with onboard -- with the effects turned off.
[06:28] <zack___> intuitive ok give me a minute or two
[06:28] <chubs> yokobr, done as in you partitioned the reiserfs partition as ext3?
[06:28] <IntuitiveNipple> zack___: ok, give me a poke when you've done it
[06:28] <redvamp128> It even does MPEG video better at full screen than WinXP did.
[06:28] <^Devious^> nano - can you pm me shortly when you can be bothered? thx in adv
[06:28] <yokobr> chubs, now wich file system should i choose?
[06:29] <therealnanotube> ^Devious^: here's another tip: your irc client probably has automatic tab-completion of usernames. so if you type in "there" and hit tab, it would autocomplete my name. ;)
[06:29] <chubs> yokobr, ext3
[06:29] <^Devious^> It does tooo thanks
[06:29] <^Devious^> thats great
[06:29] <^Devious^> therealnanotube:  awesome
[06:29] <^Devious^> but how does it diff between people?
[06:29] <therealnanotube> ^Devious^: indeed. :) now the posts where you mention my name get nice and highlighted in red. ;)
[06:30] <yokobr> cant find it on ckdisk
[06:30] <therealnanotube> ^Devious^: if there's no unique match, it gives you a list.
[06:30]  * dinx slaps devious :-)
[06:30] <therealnanotube> ^Devious^: try it, if you just type "the", hit tab, see what comes up. :)
[06:30] <gord_> THE GAME comes up
[06:30] <Jambon> anyone, help with X?
[06:30] <Bigmack83> i want to compress a file and contents into a .tar.bz2 file. (tar jcvf file.name files_2_compress) but is there a way to target a directory and exclude one of the subdirectories in it from being in the compressed file?
[06:31] <dinx> Jambon: >
[06:31] <dinx> ?*
[06:31] <yokobr> chubs, its the default one?
[06:31] <Tomas5786> Q which IRC bot is the best for Ubuntu
[06:31] <chubs> yokobr, just blank it for now, see if the installer can handle it then, alright?
[06:31] <zack___> intuitive, ok new thread posted
[06:31] <Gun_Smoke> therealnanotube,  uberscript for xchat has a nice function of sorting nicks.. autocomplete with the last nick used.
[06:32] <DracoZA> Is there going to be a 8.10 version this year ?
[06:32] <Jambon> dinx: ??
[06:32] <zack___> intuitive, "hard drive seems to have died"
[06:32] <Gun_Smoke> of?
[06:32] <murlidhar> k figured it out anyways . it's irc.ofrc.net
[06:32] <dinx> Jambon: you said something about X
[06:32] <DasEi> vampires ẞ http://pastebin.com/m140c27d9
[06:33] <Gun_Smoke> DracoZA, are you asking about ubuntu version?
[06:33] <DracoZA> yes Gun_Smoke
[06:33] <IntuitiveNipple> zack___: Yeah, looking at the file already :)
[06:33] <Jambon> dinx: yes. it's borked. any restart, no matter in recovery mode or not, cannot start it. in recovery mode it tells me my x.org config file is read-only
[06:33] <therealnanotube> Gun_Smoke: nice, i'll check it out... but i'm a really fast typist, so i usually type about first 5 chars of name before hitting tab, which gives me a unique match most of the time. heh.
[06:33] <yokobr> chubs, the installer still see it as reiserfs (and ive choosed write, and then yes)
[06:33] <peepsalot> i wanted to try out rt kernel but just ended up with a busted video driver
[06:33] <Gun_Smoke> DracoZA, 8.10 translates to Oct of 08 so yes.
[06:34] <peepsalot> not sure what i need to get it back
[06:34] <DasEi> zack___:since the 1 tb info of s-grub i also could imagine a hdd-end
[06:34] <chubs> yokobr, restart
[06:34] <zack___> dasei, whats that?
[06:34] <yokobr> ok, just a min, so
[06:34] <^Devious^> did anyone answer my non bios sata boot question? I was away for a moment
[06:34] <dinx> chubs: whats he trying to do ? convert reiserfs to ext3 ?
[06:34] <DracoZA> Gun_Smoke wasnt sure with 8.04 being LTS whether that still meant 8.10 will happen, havent seen anything mentioned anywhere it.
[06:34] <IntuitiveNipple> zack___: haha... the MBR is now an NTFS boot-sector, the first sector of an NTFS file-system.
[06:34] <Gun_Smoke> therealnanotube, yeah same here.. uberscript has a lot of other cool functions.
[06:34] <DasEi> zack___:end of life of a hardware component
[06:35] <Gun_Smoke> DracoZA, look at digg it's all over it.
[06:35] <zack___> intuitive, what the hell can that be fixed?
[06:35] <DracoZA> Gun_Smoke will do, Tx
[06:35] <IntuitiveNipple> zack___: looks like somehow the drive was file-system formatted... I could do with seeing more sectors.
[06:35] <Gun_Smoke> DracoZA, and you can peak in #ubuntu+1
[06:35] <DracoZA> sweet
[06:36] <DasEi> zack___:but on the other hand... you say windows is still running on it ?
[06:36] <therealnanotube> Gun_Smoke: so where do i find this uberscript?
[06:36] <zack___> dasei, the second hard drive has a working windows install
[06:36] <chubs> dinx, yeah
[06:36] <Guitarplayer001> .msg nickserv IDENTIFY figurethisout
[06:36] <Guitarplayer001> ...........
[06:36] <Gun_Smoke> therealnanotube, http://digdilem.org/irc/index.cgi?entry=2130779227
[06:36] <DasEi> zack___:k, gonna be quieter now to let ininipple work
[06:36] <Guitarplayer001> everyone /clear
[06:36] <FloodBot2> Guitarplayer001: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:36] <Guitarplayer001> now.
[06:37] <sysv> what's the kernel version in the current 8.04 installer?
[06:37] <zack___> haha
[06:37] <IntuitiveNipple> Guys... zack__ and me are going into #disk-recovery so we can focus on this... anyone else is free to join us
[06:37] <chubs> Guitarplayer001, lol
[06:37] <Gun_Smoke> might want to change a pw..
[06:37] <Guitarplayer001> maybe
[06:38] <Guitarplayer001> or maybe i just fooled you all and actually did that on purpose
[06:38] <Guitarplayer001> Lol
[06:38] <Gun_Smoke> hehe, only 1259 people have it now.
[06:38] <therealnanotube> Gun_Smoke: tx :)
[06:38] <Guitarplayer001> nope..... i'm not /that/ stupid i wouldn't actually do that with my real pw for the 4th time Lol.
[06:38] <Benkamin> I am trying to install a tarball package of digikam. I've d/led the packege, but can't find the "configure" file there. any idea?
[06:38] <Jambon> dinx: any ideas?
[06:39] <Gun_Smoke> therealnanotube, it's easy to install.. extract it and move the I think 4 files to .xchat2 in your home folder
[06:39] <Gun_Smoke> then restart xchat
[06:39] <sysv> what's the kernel version in the current 8.04 installer?
[06:39] <Gun_Smoke> 24 i think
[06:39] <yokobr> chubs, didnt worked..
[06:40] <crimsun> sysv: 2.6.24 is the base.
[06:40] <DasEi>  IntuitiveNipple: can't join there
[06:40] <sysv> Christ, not .26?
[06:40] <D0M1N8R> GN all thanks for the help tonight
[06:40] <therealnanotube> Gun_Smoke: too bad there isn't a more comprehensive feature list and stuff... i'm kinda wary of putting it in and getting a whole crapload of options i don't care for. :)
[06:40] <Gun_Smoke> just as easy to remove.
[06:41] <yokobr> chubs, it still saw it as reiserfs
[06:42] <DasEi> unop ?
[06:42] <chubs> yokobr, I think you're doing something incorrect here
[06:42] <unop> DasEi, gutten morgen
[06:42] <chubs> yokobr, will it still install to reiserfs?
[06:42] <Gun_Smoke> that poor guy
[06:43] <DasEi> unop:thanks again for dazuko, see http://pastebin.com/m140c27d9
[06:43] <DasEi> oo
[06:44] <unop> DasEi, where is this from?
[06:44] <Jambon> would it be possible to see my installation and files from an install cd? my x is bored (says the x11 config file is read only and can't do anything about it).
[06:44] <yokobr> chubs, im doing it right... the problem is that every time i point to that partition, it mounts it automaticaly, and then it cant format as ext3 file system
[06:44] <^Devious^> So does anyone know how I can make a non bootable sata card bootable? Its a VIA type chipset
[06:44] <DasEi> unop:scanning one of my """open""" linux machines
[06:44] <unop> DasEi, ok, but is that a good thing or a bad thing?
[06:45] <Cheeky> hey could anyone tell me wat this message says?http://paste.ubuntu.com/49578/ i installed apache and started it but gives this message anyone ?
[06:45] <chubs> yokobr, how are you pointing to the partition? the installer should not mount it
[06:45] <yokobr> chubs, i have to find a way to make it stay unmounted while i install.
[06:45] <DasEi> unop:eerm, that means that some tricky programmers use wine to have win trojans running via wine
[06:45] <chubs> yokobr, that's the default behavior, well during partitioning. it mounts it to install of course
[06:45] <therealnanotube> ^Devious^: try this? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=590931
[06:45] <^Devious^> therealnanotube: -- thanks
[06:46] <brandonmpace> yokobr: I would just go get the alternate install cd, because that will most likely work for you
[06:46] <Voox> how come when I play videos in firefox I can't play mp3s at the same time?
[06:46] <^Devious^> what does it briefly say? I went over my quota for dloads by 60gb...and Im capped at like 4 - 6 kb/s
[06:46] <^Devious^> therealnanotube:
[06:46] <gukina> If i want to share a folder over my network, should i write it to 755?
[06:46] <unop> DasEi, that makes sense - Wine provides an implementation of the win32 API - so technically, if the API allows for it, a virus should have no problem running.
[06:47] <therealnanotube> ^Devious^: says, in bios, change the sata mode to "raid" instead of ide.
[06:47] <unop> DasEi, though in most cases, the viruses don't really have the ability to affect the actual linux system - they are contained within the wine environment.
[06:47] <yokobr> wow
[06:47] <chubs> unop, DasEi, the API only is the key there. A trojan won't really do anything
[06:47] <DasEi> unop:for me its less bad, as its all logged by an outgoing srve,but in times before cause of that (and its also blocking such stuff) I had very often issues in connections
[06:47] <yokobr> chubs, i think it will work now
[06:48] <chubs> yokobr, what'd you do? or rather, what were you doing ;)?
[06:48] <brandonmpace> chubs is correct
[06:48] <unop> chubs, you have to remember that there is a symlink within the wine directory heirarchy that points to / tho - there is a potential for file access into the system.
[06:48] <DasEi> unop: also the cmd-line scanner seems to work better/deeper than the win-gui
[06:48] <chubs> unop, if you're running a wine program as root.
[06:49] <DasEi> chubs: or a keylogger got your rootpassword...
[06:49] <yokobr> chubs, its "copyng" the files on the installer.. but it mounted it anyway..
[06:49] <unop> chubs, not all files are owned by root tho - after all / contains /home which contains your homedir and so on
[06:49] <chubs> yokobr, it mounts it to copy the files
[06:50] <yokobr> chubs, so it seems to work now..
[06:50] <brandonmpace> unop: there would have to be a specific implementation of any certain malicious program SPECIFICALLY for wine
[06:50] <chubs> unop, I don't think you're understanding, it won't get beyond .wine to begin with
[06:50] <^Devious^> therealnanotube:  - interesting thing - My bios has support for booting scsi/network but the sata card itself does not support booting from bios...its not onboard card - and
[06:50] <chubs> it'd have to be written for WINE, not windows
[06:50] <Jambon> would someone help me with X. It's very broken and I do not know how to fix it. It just tells me my xorg.config file is read-only
[06:50] <^Devious^> therealnanotube:  and the card HAS NOT got a bios
[06:50] <chubs> oh, ^5 brandonmpace
[06:50] <unop> chubs, i don't think you're understanding me - file access is file access, wine or otherwise
[06:50] <yokobr> chubs, i had to click on "unmount" on the moment that it prepares to build the file system..
[06:50] <brandonmpace> :)
[06:51] <yokobr> chubs, one more second, and i would have crashed.
[06:51] <DasEi> unop,chubs: also in that recent time there where strange facts about suedors and passwd, until i strictly put up an new owner with restrictive rights
[06:51] <chubs> yokobr, well i'm glad you got it working
[06:51] <therealnanotube> ^Devious^: well, then i'm out of clues for now....
[06:51] <yokobr> it worked, but its not the proper thing to do.
[06:51] <^Devious^> therealnanotube:  so - I would think that there needs to be some kind of driver mashed on a boot disk with linux on the disk - but I wouldnt know where to start making a customised boot disk, or even a boot loader that supports this kind of odd setup....... I've got a card that DOES support bios boot (Promise - Ilove promise cards always have they are so robust and strong)
[06:51] <yokobr> chubs, but thank you for the help =D
[06:52] <yokobr> chubs, and sorry my poor bad english.. im brazilian as you can see.
[06:52] <DasEi> unop,chubs: anyway, becoming offtopic, thanks for advice and hard to wound linux, huuhm
[06:52] <chubs> yokobr, no problem. ot but do you like os mutantes?
[06:52] <^Devious^> BRB ALL
[06:52] <yokobr> chubs, i was on 2 shows
[06:52] <brandonmpace> unop: it may have file access, but if it was coded for actual windows, it would not know how to run ~wine maliciousprogram
[06:52] <yokobr> chubs, just love it.
[06:52] <chubs> yokobr, me too :)
[06:52] <Blaenk> hey guys is there a way I can use ssh/scp/sftp to download a directory off my server?
[06:53] <Blaenk> please, I'm desperate ;(
[06:53] <|Steve|> Blaenk: scp -r.
[06:53] <tonyyarusso> Blaenk: scp with the recursive switch.  (details in the man page)
[06:53] <Blaenk> thanks guys I appreciate it
[06:53] <chubs> unop, well I guess you can worry if you've got your permissions on / as 777
[06:53] <Blaenk> can you please please give me a very quick example, scp -r mydir/ once I'm sshed in right?
[06:53] <yokobr> chubs, great! i saw them on the van before the show and talked with'em.. .but Rita Lee was not there... she left the band (or was disbanded) a long time ago..
[06:53] <bunnyto> what is a good samba configuration tool?
[06:54] <Jambon> i cannot reconfigure x.org. it tells me the file is read only. can anyone please help?
[06:54] <DasEi> chubs: or after changing a sys-pw the old one still works, to next to the new one, oo
[06:54] <|Steve|> Does anyone else have problems using scp to transfer a file larger than 2MB to a computer running ubuntu? The transfer stalls for me.
[06:54] <tonyyarusso> Blaenk: Which way depends on what your network topology is on both ends, as some are easier than others.
[06:54] <^Devious^> ok guys I have another one I'm curious about - My dlink router doesnt really support port forwarding....its a dog of a router (there is a way to do it, but its way too much to bother) - is there a way I can setup an FTP server on the network using Ubuntu and be able to access it OUTSIDE the network?
[06:54] <chubs> yokobr, that's too bad, but still awesome to see them. anyways good luck with ubuntu
[06:54] <Blaenk> tonyyarusso: hmm
[06:54] <unop> brandonmpace, that's not the point - if the wine process has already launched dubious code (the virus) - it has access to files, within wine and as a consequence of the symlink, access to files outside of the ~/.wine heirarchy
[06:54] <Blaenk> tonyyarusso: but I use scp after I ssh in right?
[06:54] <jim_p> hello there
[06:55] <bunnyto> only pansys uses routers
[06:55] <|Steve|> Blaenk: No. Read the man page.
[06:55] <sits> Blaenk: that's lazy :) but... scp -r username@addressofremoteserver:dierctory directoryonyourlocalmachine/
[06:55] <yokobr> chubs, thank ya.. And another hint : try to listen to "Los Hermanos". Another great brazilian band.
[06:55] <unop> chubs, it's quite easy to try and delete files recursively, starting at /
[06:55] <brandonmpace> unop: ok but it would still have to know what to look for....
[06:55] <tonyyarusso> Blaenk: Nope - scp is ssh and cp combined into one command.  You can do it while in an ssh session, but it amounts to sshing back to the original machine.
[06:55] <Blaenk> ohhhh I see
[06:55] <chubs> yokobr, will do.
[06:55] <^Devious^> how so bunnyto
[06:55] <Blaenk> I get it now thanks sits and tonyyarusso
[06:55] <Blaenk> I appreciate it
[06:55] <brandan_> Anyone know a program I can use to record videos of my desktop ?
[06:55] <brandan_> to post to youtube and things
[06:56] <unop> brandonmpace, why not? ~/.wine/dosdevices/z:/ points to /  .. so a process running under wine, has access to z:\*
[06:56] <brandonmpace> brandan_: recordmydesktop
[06:56] <tonyyarusso> brandan_: Istanbul works reasonably well, but the file sizes were still too large for my taste.  It's a lot more complicated, but I'd recommend reading Alan Pope's instructions on screencasts.ubuntu.com for some ideas.
[06:56] <brandonmpace> unop: well the only problem you would probably have is a virus that deletes files
[06:56] <^Devious^> But how would a virus in wine affect a filesystem that it cannot read?
[06:56] <brandonmpace> that´s my point
[06:57] <DasEi>  ^Devious^: depends on your ip, i doubt you have a static from your ip
[06:57] <^Devious^> Im not on sides
[06:57] <unop> brandonmpace, right, and that can be quite a bad thing - because I value my data more than the integrity of the OS
[06:57] <^Devious^> but Im curious to know now
[06:57] <brandan_> Thank you, I will get and try out both.
[06:57] <^Devious^> plus arent most viruses written in assembly or C?
[06:57] <bunnyto> it is weak
[06:57] <brandan_> :-)
[06:57] <chubs> ^Devious^, it can't, really
[06:57] <DasEi>  brandonmpace:easily, like e2fs for winxp
[06:57] <bunnyto> how to move the task bars??
[06:57] <bunnyto> HELP how to move the task bars??
[06:58] <hateball> !patience | bunnyto
[06:58] <brandonmpace> unop ^Devious^  I think i´ll go unleash a virus in a VM using wine and see what happens, one that deletes files.
[06:58] <bunnyto> ive paid for ubuntu!!!
[06:58] <Gun_Smoke> haha
[06:58] <hateball> bunnyto: If you've paid for support, you should contact Canonical
[06:58] <^Devious^> well it wouldnt work in a VM I know that one myself
[06:58] <tonyyarusso> bunnyto: Through which firm?  (Hint: You should get support through them, whomever that may be.)
[06:59] <tonyyarusso> hateball: (Note that Canonical isn't the only source of support contracts any more.)
[06:59] <brandonmpace> ^Devious^: I have fried a windows VM that way....
[06:59] <^Devious^> It would be a magically very WELL WRITTEN virus to actually infect the Virtual system first and THEN pass through the VM's network to the host and fry it
[06:59] <hateball> tonyyarusso: Alright, didnt know that :)
[06:59] <DasEi> ***also needs money, lol
[06:59] <^Devious^> Although I reckon the best type of virus would be written in assembly.....It would work the quickest
[06:59] <chubs> wine isn't a VM. the virus will try to access files that it can't or that don't exist
[06:59] <^Devious^> like a bullet twisted
[07:00] <DrBanzai> What's a good file system to use on a 750gb drive for storing video files of 700mb - 4.7gb?   Most people don't have a ´ key so using ´ for ' is an uncommon typo.
[07:01] <zeno> hi!  i just got a new disk, is it ok to use BSD for the label on it?
[07:01] <brandan_> I used Istanbul and pressed the Red button to record then pressed it again and it disappeared, Where does it save videos?
[07:01] <zeno> or does that matter
[07:01] <brandonmpace> !vnc | chipbuddy
[07:02] <unop> zeno, depends if you would like to use the disk on a win32 machine ever?
[07:02] <zeno> unop: nope
[07:02] <unop> zeno, then you can choose any disklabel
[07:02] <brandonmpace> |Steve|: International
[07:02] <^Devious^> Id really like to know how to give my network machines real IP's - ATM im just getting sub network addy's (.0.16, 168.0.5 etc etc
[07:02] <zeno> unop: thanks.  also how come XFS isnt in the choices for partition type?  Im using it for video music only
[07:02] <zeno> in gparted
[07:03] <unop> zeno, xfs is purely optional - you'll have to install it from the repos
[07:03] <brandan_> Does anyone know where Istanbul puts recorded videos?
[07:04] <brandonmpace> |Steve|: ´ is what I get when I press the apostrophe key
[07:04] <|Steve|> brandonmpace: Strange.
[07:04] <zeno> unop: ok thanks doing that.  also gparted giving Unable to open /dev/sdc - unrecognised disk label., maybe ill just go with msdos
[07:04] <jim_p> brandan_: have you looked inside your /home dir
[07:04] <unop> zeno, strange
[07:05] <Bogus8> where can I get kernel-patch-2.6-reiser4 package?
[07:05] <zeno> unop: should i select round to cylinders?
[07:05] <|Steve|> brandonmpace: I think I'd remap that. It'd drive me nuts to not have an apostrophe/straight single quote.
[07:05] <DrBanzai> Which file system should I use on my new 750gb drive?  I'll be using it to store video files of 650mb up to 4.7gb.  I was thinking of using ZFS, but it appears to be a bit of a cludge...
[07:05] <unop> zeno, if you like, i don't see it give you any advantage.
[07:05] <detrix> Hello all. I am setting Ubuntu up for programming in C/C++. I am getting this linking error:  undefined reference to `__gxx_personality_v0'   I am not sure what lib to link with???
[07:05] <zeno> DrBanzai: ive heard XFS is good for that.  im using it for my new drive
[07:06] <brandonmpace> |Steve|: lol well it looks so similar that I don´t mind
[07:06] <zeno> unop: dont know what it even does :)
[07:06] <|Steve|> detrix: You're trying to compile c++ with gcc. Use g++.
[07:06] <unop> DrBanzai, choose a filesystem that is supported widely - in the case, that is ext3
[07:06] <Bogus8> IS there a kernel-patch-2.6-reiser4 package?
[07:06] <detrix> I thought gcc would run g++ for me...ok oh well
[07:06] <detrix> thanx
[07:06] <DrBanzai> unop: This won't be a "traveling" drive...
[07:06] <zeno> unop: thanks for all the help.  should i run fsck on it?
[07:06] <|Steve|> brandonmpace: Doesn't it affect your ability to do things at the command line?
[07:06] <unop> !find kernel-patch-2.6-reiser4 | Bogus8
[07:07] <DrBanzai> zeno: I thought I read somewhere NOT to use a journaling fs...
[07:07] <unop> zeno, errm, you have to create a filesystem first tho
[07:07] <Bogus8> unop: but the package maintainer for reiser4progs "suggest" that package
[07:07] <brandonmpace> |Steve|: well on this machine I just do basic stuff like internet, etc. So not on this computer. It would on my other one though lol
[07:08] <unop> DrBanzai, if you don't use a journal - you have little chance of recovery if and when things go wrong
[07:08] <zeno> unop: yeah its formatting it
[07:08] <DrBanzai> unop: Yeah...and now I can't remember why it said not too...
[07:08] <^Devious^> what is the QUICKEST file system?
[07:08] <Bogus8> ^Devious^: depends on what sort of files you have
[07:09] <unop> ^Devious^, fat12
[07:09] <Bogus8> reiser4 seems to be a good choice for me but I can't seem to find a way to mount it :(
[07:09] <|Steve|> brandonmpace: Ah.
[07:09] <unop> Bogus8, <ubottu> Package/file kernel-patch-2.6-reiser4 does not exist in hardy
[07:09] <chubs> Bogus8, it'll lead you to the answer eventually
[07:10] <zeno> unop: what should i put for dump and pass in fstab?
[07:10] <unop> Bogus8, you could search packages.ubuntu.com
[07:10] <detrix> |Steve| : thanx that was it.
[07:10] <Bogus8> unop, chubs well, the reiser4progs suggest that package... does someone need to fix that?
[07:10] <unop> zeno, 0 2
[07:10] <|Steve|> detrix: np
[07:10] <chubs> I was just making another reiser joke
[07:10] <Bogus8> chubs: I'm still trying to sort out what you meant actually
[07:10] <unop> Bogus8, maybe, you could file a bug.
[07:10] <unop> !bug | Bogus8
[07:11] <Bogus8> guess I'll do that
[07:11] <Bogus8> sure would like to be able to just patch the ubuntu kernel vs having to use a generic one :(
[07:12] <DrBanzai> Ok, thanks guys/gals///I'm going  to use XFS
[07:15] <Cheeky> iam getting an error everytime i restart apache server in ubunter server .. could anyt one help me .. this is my error : http://paste.ubuntu.com/49583/
[07:15] <^Devious^> Id really like to play with 2 Os's
[07:15] <^Devious^> Amiga os and Mac os
[07:15] <^Devious^> I wonder how easy this would be under ubuntu
[07:17] <bastid_raZor> ^Devious^; Mac in a VM is not practical
[07:17] <judgen> ^Devious^ Very. All you need is a MacOS CD + basilisk/pearpc app. For amiga you need UAE a Amiga rom file and the amigaOS cd. then youre set to go.
[07:17] <^Devious^> ahh but I have amiga 3.9 - I've heard problems with doing that in UAE - speed etc etc ....Ialthough it would be good hey
[07:17] <^Devious^> I heard that its one of the best systems for graphics and pure speed
[07:18] <judgen> ^Devious^ works fine over here though.
[07:18] <Circs> A program is asking me to "make" the binary, I am totally lost... I have no idea even where to start.
[07:18] <^Devious^> judgen can you pm me shortly?
[07:18] <Blaenk> does anyone here know about apache? if I have a folder in my home directory that I want to show up in my site, but my htdocs directory is elsewhere, how can I accomplish this?
[07:18] <brandonmpace> ^Devious^: mac in a vm isn´t anything special....   what a surprise....   no seriously is runs slow in a vm
[07:18] <brandonmpace> it*
[07:18] <judgen> ^Devious^ well you are going to emulate the experience, not even close to the same feeling. Also the UAE isnt perfect so expect crashes when multitasking.
[07:19] <^Devious^> brandom - feel like pm shortly?
[07:19] <^Devious^> interested in both for later project
[07:19] <zeno> unop: works great thanks!  would be sort of neat for mv and cp to have a % bar on a separate note
[07:19] <^Devious^> I have about 50gb hard disk space to mess with
[07:19] <^Devious^> +200 spare if need be but on non boot sata card
[07:20] <^Devious^> ive heard with Mac os - that its actually faster on some normal X86 machines!!!
[07:20] <^Devious^> than an actual mac - they couldnt explain it
[07:20] <unop> zeno, you can use something like cpipe to give you a progress bar
[07:20] <unop> zeno, though, i don't think it'd work with cp or mv
[07:21] <zeno> unop: hmmm what reason would the new drive be slow as hell?
[07:22] <unop> zeno, what kind of drive is it?
[07:22] <zeno> works fine but ive been copying files for 3 mins and only 43MB used.  could be because xfs to ext3?
[07:22] <Blaenk> can someone help me give user 'bob' access rights to a particular folder called 'test' ?
[07:22] <Blaenk> please?
[07:22] <friedtofu> any suggestions for an RSS feed app?
[07:23] <zeno> unop: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16822148274
[07:23] <brandonmpace> Blaenk: take a look at  chmod --help
[07:23] <zeno> more like 3MB/sec
[07:23] <judgen> Anyone know of an nice minimal WM that iconofies windows when minimized?
[07:23] <jim_p> friedtofu: conky!!! or lifearea of course
[07:24] <jim_p> judgen: fluxbox or openbox + some panel like pypanel, bmpanel. fbpanel
[07:24] <unop> zeno, 3MB/Sec - is that what you are getting at the moment?
[07:24] <jim_p> judgen: or tint
[07:24] <zeno> unop: yup.  could be caues XFS and transferring from ext3?
[07:25] <mikeyfbi> has anyone here had an issue with hardy being much slower than gusty?
[07:25] <mikeyfbi> my gusty install was so slick, fast, clean, wonderful
[07:25] <cibertito> hello everyone
[07:25] <brandonmpace> Blaenk: you could do      chmod a+rwx /path/to/test
[07:25] <mikeyfbi> but i did a fresh install to hardy...and everything seems sluggish and choppy
[07:25] <redvamp128> How would this video card run under Ubuntu?  http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/searchtools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=3301409&csid=ITD&body=QA#tabs
[07:25] <brandonmpace> Blaenk: with sudo
[07:25] <mikeyfbi> everything from switching desktops in compiz to opening and running programs with alt+2
[07:25] <Blaenk> brandonmpace: okay thanks, but I just want to give this particular user access rights, and the folder is already at 777 even
[07:25] <jim_p> mikeyfbi: try disabling stuff you dont need through sysvconfig
[07:25] <redvamp128> EVGA GeForce 6200 Video Card - 256MB DDR2, PCI, DVI, VGA, TV Out, Video Card
[07:26] <jim_p> redvamp128: surely it will run, why?
[07:26] <unop> zeno, hmm, not sure - you could use hdparm on the device and find out what the actual access speed  is
[07:26] <mikeyfbi> jim_p problem is i'm not sure what i do/do not need ;)  how exactly would i do that as well..just sudo sysvconfig in terminal?
[07:26] <brandonmpace> Blaenk: type      sudo nautilus            navigate to the folder, right click> properties> permissions
[07:26] <redvamp128> I just want to make sure before I spend 50$
[07:26] <Blaenk> brandonmpace: will try that as a last resort as I'm in the terminal right now
[07:27] <redvamp128> Right now am running -- Intel  with all effects turned off.
[07:27] <Blaenk> do you know the command lin equivalent?
[07:27] <brandonmpace> redvamp128: that would run great
[07:27] <redvamp128> And am saving up again - to rebuy the same mobo that got stolen.
[07:27] <databridge_> can i get rich with ubuntu?
[07:28] <brandonmpace> redvamp128: lol right now i´m running intel GMA X3100 in my laptop with all effects on except for aquarium
[07:28] <redvamp128> I used to have Amd64 and ATI 9600
[07:28] <unop> databridge_, ubuntu is a platform for possibilities - never say never.
[07:28] <databridge_> :)
[07:28] <|Steve|> Blaenk: If the permissions are 0777, then all users have read, write, and execute privs.
[07:28] <OmgItsAshark> can anybody help me with pidgen???
[07:28] <jim_p> databridge_: i think not. richer in knowledge, surely
[07:28] <redvamp128> I had artifacts (mouse drags) with minimal effects
[07:28] <unop> brandonmpace, Blaenk - never use sudo with graphical applications - use gksudo instead
[07:28] <unop> Blaenk, gksudo nautilus
[07:28] <Blaenk> unop: haven't, and will
[07:29] <Blaenk> |Steve|: well I'm still getting this problem :/
[07:29] <OmgItsAshark> anybody know if pidgen has a irc channel
[07:29] <chubs> unop, not like it matters
[07:29] <OmgItsAshark> i need to know how to get cams to work on it
[07:29] <zeno> unop: Timing buffered disk reads:  216 MB in  3.01 seconds =  71.64 MB/sec
[07:29] <unop> chubs, it matter a great deal
[07:29] <Odd-rationale> Blaenk: might also want to try with -R to make it recursive: sudo chmod -R 777 /path/to/fle
[07:29] <zeno> odd.... how do i time writes?
[07:29] <brandonmpace> unop: ok thanks,  I just knew that sudo does work with graphical apps too though
[07:29] <chubs> unop, explain please
[07:29] <|Steve|> What does gksudo do different from sudo?
[07:29] <jim_p> OmgItsAshark: there is a channel names #pidgin
[07:29] <bastid_raZor> OmgItsAshark; #pidgin
[07:29] <OmgItsAshark> hnks
[07:29] <Odd-rationale> !gksudo
[07:30] <redvamp128> The reason why I ask is that I can get a ATI PCI 9550 for 30$
[07:30] <unop> zeno, hmm, that's quite slow for SATA - but still doesn't explain 3Mb/S
[07:30] <redvamp128> But people say ati driver is not really that great
[07:30] <databridge_> what does ubuntu different from windows?
[07:30] <OmgItsAshark> alot of stuff
[07:30] <unop> zeno, things like RAM capacity and CPU speed have an effect on overall throughput - especially with big files
[07:30] <chubs> unop, so it doesn't matter a great deal, as we said
[07:31] <zeno> unop: i have a fast processor and 4GB ram
[07:31] <jim_p> |Steve|: gksudo will prompt you with a window with a box to enter your pass and it is used for gui apps only
[07:31] <Starn_> does anyone know how to acesses linux partition on a external hd from windows?
[07:31] <Odd-rationale> redvamp128: i have an ati card. and i can use the open source ati drivers with full visual effects... :D
[07:31] <unop> chubs, you obviously haven't read the link, have you?
[07:31] <redvamp128> I like the flexibility- I have Xubuntu/Xubuntu/LXDE/KUBUNTU desktop
[07:31] <zeno> unop: and it still writes small files slow too
[07:31] <chubs> unop, I just did
[07:31] <databridge_> my gnome desktop went really slow and i don`t know why
[07:31] <frazras> Does anyone know why is XMMS not inthe hardy repos?
[07:31] <redvamp128> not to mention also have-- Fluxbox installed though -
[07:31] <Odd-rationale> !ext3 | Starn_
[07:31] <unop> chubs, read it again, and thoroughly - we'll discuss anything you don't infer from it
[07:31] <jim_p> frazras: xmms is old, use audacious
[07:31] <Odd-rationale> !xmms | frazras
[07:31] <poenk> hi
[07:31] <OmgItsAshark> does anybody know how to get my windows mobile 6.1 phone to connect to xubuntu so i can teather it to the internet
[07:32] <databridge_> when i listen to music or watch movie everything is playing fine but if i change some option or open another one its very slow
[07:32] <redvamp128> Would the ATI 9550 run all effects?
[07:32] <chubs> unop, there's nothing to discuss and nothing to infer
[07:32] <slamFIST> so.. can you run photoshop cs3 on wine?
[07:33] <redvamp128> Though funny thing--- Mpeg videos render better with Ubuntu than WMP11. in fullscreen
[07:33] <Odd-rationale> redvamp128: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RadeonDriver
[07:33] <brandonmpace> slamFIST: yes but there are problems. CS2 runs fine though
[07:34] <redvamp128> I am not opposed to running closed source drivers.
[07:34] <shubbar> why is this command "$xml = trim( file_get_contents($path) )" not working on my local LAMP server ?
[07:34] <brandonmpace> redvamp128: I have never had ANY problems with the OFFICIAL ati driver, I have only owned regular radeons though, not radeon HD. so if it is a regular radeon, you should not have problems
[07:35] <OmgItsAshark> anybody know of a program that will take place of microsoft synce for my windows 6.1 phone
[07:35] <redvamp128> My only limit is that this is a Hp Pavillion XT846 with no- AGP-
[07:35] <redvamp128> but was an easy find for 100$ to replace stolen one...
[07:35] <unop> chubs, there clearly is - sudo does not run a command as root, it merely changes your EUID to 0 - allowing the process you invoke to the superuser - but sudo does not clear your environment, so it preserves things like your $HOME, $USER, $SHELL, etc variables
[07:35] <bunnyto> how to move the bottom taskbar to somewhere else??
[07:35] <chubs> unop, I'm aware.
[07:35] <redvamp128> Only did one upgrade--- Replaced Celeron 800 with P III 900
[07:36] <unop> chubs,  - so graphical applications that use these variables to create files, create files that the user does not have access to - leading to unexpected and erroneous results once the app is run as normal user again. gksudo gets around this by resetting the varialbes that matter
[07:36] <redvamp128> and upped memory to 512mb
[07:36] <redvamp128> KDE4 runs but runs slow -- and was thinking about the upgrade to render it smoother.
[07:36] <unop> chubs, a lot of people experience this problem here as a result of inaccurately using sudo with firefox - http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=201488
[07:36] <arquebus> !restricted
[07:37] <zeno> redvamp128: maybe try e17?
[07:37] <bunnyto> HELP how to move the bottom taskbar to somewhere else??
[07:37] <zeno> eyecandy and good on old hardware
[07:37] <zeno> bunnyto: click and drag
[07:37] <brandonmpace> bunnyto: simply click and drag
[07:37] <redvamp128> I thought the only time you need to run FF with sudo- is when you want to check for updates to firefox.
[07:37] <bunnyto> thanks
[07:37] <bunnyto> it was locked
[07:38] <unop> chubs, now, you should see why it matters and why gksu was written in the first place - and therefore, used appropriately.
[07:38] <chubs> unop, there is no reason to be running firefox with sudo anyways
[07:38] <Odd-rationale> redvamp128: no. ff does not need sudo to update it's addons...
[07:38] <brandonmpace> lol
[07:38] <unop> chubs, try telling that to the flock of users who do so anyway.
[07:38] <redvamp128> No I mean to use the Check for FF updates
[07:38] <chubs> unop, my point was that the consequences are not as dire as you make them out to be
[07:38] <Cheeky> cany one .. please hlep me with apache2 server errors when i restartthe server ?
[07:38] <unop> chubs, which happens to be what we do all the time in here
[07:38] <redvamp128> addons update just fine without sudo
[07:39] <sh4lindev> Cheeky: what kind of errors? :)
[07:39] <chubs> unop, yes but in certain cases it's a little bit silly
[07:39] <unop> chubs, the consequences are not dire - but they can be avoided clearly
[07:39] <unop> chubs, and that's what we aim to do in here - collision-avoidance
[07:39] <zeno> chubs: if it doesnt work -- run it with sudo!  Its like kicking the TV!
[07:39] <redvamp128> Without sudo the "help" check for updates is greyed out.
[07:39] <chubs> unop, understood. I just think the scare tactics can be a bit much
[07:40] <unop> chubs, it's channel policy
[07:40] <Cheeky> sh4lindev:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/49583/
[07:40] <redvamp128> so gksu would enable you to run as su?
[07:40] <brandonmpace> lol you must use gksudo or your pc will spit fire!! lo
[07:40] <brandonmpace> lol
[07:40] <unop> redvamp128, depends on how it is invoked
[07:40] <zeno> redvamp128: i think gksu is sudo with a gtk popup for your password
[07:41] <unop> zeno, it can be a front-end for su if used accordingly
[07:41] <Lanlost> *cough*.. so I updated my system and apon reboot I couldn't log in. This wouldn't be such a huge issue (I have /home and /usr on separate partitions) if
[07:41] <redvamp128> I would envoke sudo firefox from xterm anyhow
[07:41] <Lanlost> .. well ..  It says I need to run checkdisk on the drive with /f and login to windows twice. I can't do this however.. my windows installation has been broken for quite some time because I can't find the cd
[07:42] <sh4lindev> sh4lindev: well, this is quite common - you needn't care about these, it says your server is not able to get his default domain name (i.e. a reverse A DSN record does was not found for translating IP => server name)
[07:42] <redvamp128> Though will only need to update firefox when they officially release a new update-- and I have seen that others have not had issues with it (usually a month or 2 after the release)
[07:42] <chubs> unop, I believe you, but do you have a link to this policy or is it among the ops/council only? I've read the guidelines before and reread them when you said that, I'm curious
[07:42] <Cheeky> sh4lindev: i installed apacher 2  php mysql and also .. phpmyadmin
[07:43] <|Steve|> So just use su -c?
[07:43] <Lanlost> however, I have 80 gigs or so of really important material.. I know what you would say, should have backed it up.. but most of it was. I'm just not sure what is backed up and what isn't
[07:43] <Lanlost> Is there anyway to run a fsck type thing on an ntfs drive?
[07:43] <sh4lindev> Cheeky: well, as i've said, you needn't care about these errors
[07:43] <darkbishop> hai all... how do i start my wine.i install wine... but i try to install setup.exe.... but i dont know how... ahand plzz
[07:43] <darkbishop> !wine
[07:43] <Lanlost> All the data has to be there... I'm just not sure what happened that has made it unreadable
[07:43] <Odd-rationale> darkbishop: usually you do "wine setup.exe"
[07:44] <brandonmpace> |Steve|: I remember su -c on fedora 6 lol
[07:44] <redvamp128> What setup are you trying to run?
[07:44] <Odd-rationale> darkbishop: but, yeah... see that wiki page ...
[07:44] <redvamp128> You can download wine from synaptic
[07:44] <unop> chubs, I don't think it's documented somewhere - but it doesn't have to be, it's just widely accepted for the interests of a majority of users being supported here.
[07:44] <sh4lindev> Cheeky: they can be removed by changing the configuration files of apache under /etc/apache2/sites-available/default
[07:44] <Cheeky> sh4lindev: ok .. then how do i know iam running php and my apacjhe om the sever box ?
[07:44] <bunnyto> wine sucks, use virtualbox
[07:44] <sh4lindev> sh4lindev: do you have a browser?
[07:44] <brandonmpace> darkbishop: you should be able to double click on it....
[07:44] <Lanlost> wine can work great... depending on what program you are trying to run
[07:44] <unop> chubs, but then again, it might be documented - some of the veterans would probably be the people to ask.
[07:44] <sh4lindev> sh4lindev: do you know the IP of your box?
[07:44] <Lanlost> I would always use wine if it worked for the particular program(s) I was trying to run
[07:44] <redvamp128> websearch for winetricks
[07:45] <Odd-rationale> bunnyto: if don't have a copy of window... then vbox may not be an option... :P
[07:45] <Gnea> wine works just fine for certain applications
[07:45] <xess> How do I install .net on wine?
[07:45] <Lanlost> I wouldn't want to run an entire install of Windows just to run a single program or two
[07:45] <redvamp128> use winetricks
[07:45] <Odd-rationale> xess: tried mono instead?
[07:45] <bunnyto> Odd-rationale: win95 is free
[07:45] <Lanlost> there is also Winedoors
[07:45] <Lanlost> Bunnyto.. ?.. what?
[07:45] <Gnea> xess: run the install.exe
[07:45] <sh4lindev> sh4lindev: if so, try to point your browser to that address, you should see some default screen
[07:46] <xess> Odd-rationale, mono?
[07:46] <chubs> unop, That's all I was wondering. It seems like sometimes a bit more explanation should be used when using words such as 'never'
[07:46] <Lanlost> Win95 is not free
[07:46] <Odd-rationale> xess: http://www.mono-project.com/Main_Page
[07:46] <redvamp128> http://wiki.winehq.org/winetricks
[07:46] <redvamp128> That is how you install .net on wine
[07:46] <Odd-rationale> xess: also, http://www.monodevelop.com/Main_Page
[07:46] <Cheeky> sh4lindev: iam in the conf file .. and where is it under ..  is it : Include /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/
[07:47] <zeno> unop: formatted to ext3 and getting 10MB/sec :) still no 3GB/sec but acceptable
[07:47] <Lanlost> Wine-doors can also install .net
[07:47] <redvamp128> which framework.
[07:48] <dr3mro> how to recieve files via blutooth
[07:48] <unop> chubs, i'd bet none of us would like to go into a half-an-hour lecture everytime someone does something that is potentially hazardous - which is why it is documented on a webpage (that you should have read properly - and we wouldn't be having such a long conversation) and a factoid here that directs you to the webpage.
[07:48] <redvamp128> http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=3754 but you have to upgrade your wine to 1.1.3
[07:48] <redvamp128> synaptic version is 1.0.0
[07:49] <kc8pxy> heya guys. i'm trying to install libpgsql-ruby1.8 version 0.7.9,  so an app i have will work right.    I'm on hardy, and my attempts at pinning have not worked.  how should i proceed?
[07:49] <sh4lindev> sh4lindev: well, better don't care about these, cause changing the configuration might bring other issues. Unless these errors during the server start bring any troubless, keep the configuration files, or read http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/mod/core.html#servername
[07:49] <darkbishop> ok thx guys... i got it working
[07:49] <sh4lindev> Cheeky: sorry, see the post above, I put my nick instead of yours :)
[07:50] <redvamp128> Wine-doors?
[07:50] <chubs> unop, the document you provided as explanation contradicted what you said, and I read it 'properly'. I don't wish to pursue this any further.
[07:51] <xess> wine takes up so much of my cpu'ss power.
[07:51] <Gnea> unop, chubs: enough.
[07:51] <Odd-rationale> xess: yeah, it does... :(
[07:52] <Cheeky> sh4lindev: iamsorry thats kinda advance for me..iam kinda starting out .. iam actyally in mty apache2.conf ..file.i dont see wat your talking about and.. how would i test my php and and my apache .. even though iam getting these errors?
[07:52] <unop> chubs, fine. this is serious - i wouldn't want to clean up someone's nagging problems because of this sudo thing - no one does, not even you i'd bet - can we just agree that other users should be taught how to do things the right way for their interests?
[07:53] <xess> Will this mono thing let me run .net apps in wine?
[07:53] <judgen> xess no
[07:53] <Odd-rationale> xess: mono does not use wine...
[07:53] <chubs> unop, Yes.
[07:53] <xess> Will it help me run .net at all?
[07:53] <redvamp128> xess what version of .net framework do you need?
[07:53] <sh4lindev> Cheeky: your server is running (don't care about the errors). Just put http://[your server's address] into the browser and you should see the default page
[07:54] <xess> .net 2.0
[07:54] <unop> chubs, great. let's leave it at that then.
[07:54] <redvamp128> http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=3754
[07:54] <redvamp128> See there it explains how to get .net framework to install with wine>
[07:54] <chubs> unop, agreed.
[07:54] <Cheeky> i did .. and all i see it "it works"
[07:55] <Odd-rationale> xess: read this: http://www.mono-project.com/FAQ:_General
[07:55] <Cheeky> sh4lindev: it says it works..but how about phpmyadmin and php ? coz i installed both ?
[07:55] <redvamp128> goodnight all
[07:55] <sh4lindev> sh4lindev: well, that's quite advanced stuff and you'll have to know something about how the apache configuration files work
[07:56] <redvamp128> that link again for xess --- http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=3754
[07:56] <redvamp128> goodnight all
[07:56] <xess> redvamp128, So this thing is telling me that I just want to install .net?
[07:56] <Darkoverde> boa noite
[07:58] <Belboz99> hey all, why does linux-headers-2.6.24-21-generic not include a kernel.h file?
[07:58] <Belboz99> I need to compile Nvidia from the official drivers, due to requiring CUDA support, and it won't compile due to this problem with the headers
[08:00] <zxcvbnm> anyone know why the main menu during install would only show like 10 items, usually it shows 20, its missing all the important options like the disk and partition options?
[08:00] <Belboz99> dang this place is quiet or having 1200+ people on
[08:00] <judgen> cant talk... compiling =P
[08:01] <arvind_khadri> Belboz99, is it a vanilla kernel?
[08:01] <Belboz99> arvind_khadri: generic kernel
[08:01] <Belboz99> <IP_ADDRESS>-generic
[08:02] <arvind_khadri> Belboz99, i got that ... are you compiling it
[08:02] <Belboz99> oh, sorry arvind_khadri, no I'm trying to install the Nvidia kernel module from the latest driver for CUDA support
[08:03] <Timberwolf5578> Which do you all think is the fastest distro that is easy to install?  (not arch or gentoo)
[08:03] <clyde> hey ?
[08:03] <L_inf> How do I solve the Java plugin problem for firefox on ubuntu 64amd ???
[08:03] <arvind_khadri> Belboz99, doesnt envy give that to you
[08:04] <brandonmpace> Timberwolf5578: well ubuntu is easy, xubuntu is fast, and puppy is basic but fast
[08:04] <arvind_khadri> L_inf, what problem?
[08:04] <Belboz99> arvind_khadri: CUDA 2.0?  I don't think so, although I suppose I could be wrong
[08:04] <arvind_khadri> Belboz99, btw what is CUDA?
[08:04] <brandonmpace> L_inf: go to add/remove and search java
[08:05] <brandonmpace> L_inf: select the latest java plugin and java will automatically be selected as a dependency
[08:05] <arvind_khadri> !find kernel.h
[08:05] <arvind_khadri> Belboz99, you will have to install linux-libc-dev
[08:06] <arvind_khadri> L_inf, sun-java6-bin
[08:06] <L_inf> brandonmpace:  should it be sun java 6.0 Browser Plugin?
[08:06] <Pix_> Can somebody tell me how to boot my USB HDD on wich is my ubuntu but my bios can't boot USB?
[08:06] <Belboz99> arvind_khadri: CUDA is language that allows for more "C-like" programming on a GPU
[08:06] <Pix_> any ideas?
[08:07] <arvind_khadri> Belboz99, oh ok... i gave you the answer
[08:07] <brandonmpace> Pix_: super grub disk
[08:07] <hexingu> does anyone know if ubuntu releases updates (via update-manager) on a regular basis (certain day of the week/month, etc)?
[08:07] <Pix_> brandonmpace: but do i have to boot everytime when i want to boot my USB?
[08:07] <Pix_> to boot with super grub
[08:07] <brandonmpace> Pix_: I think so
[08:08] <Pix_> brandonmpace: :(
[08:08] <arvind_khadri> hexingu, they are released as soon as one builds it or rather on fixes a bug,so it can be in a sec or in a year too
[08:08] <jim_p> hexingu: since patched are made when a flaw is found, updates are made whenever a patch is made. i think they dont have a schedule
[08:09] <ray> hey guys, anyone who knows how to check a package  where is placed in? (e.g. main, universe ...)
[08:09] <hexingu> K - thanks.  Couldn't find any info on it on the website or wiki.  figured they would have a day of the week non-critical patches would be released, but I guess it doesn't matter.
[08:10] <brandonmpace> ray: what package?
[08:10] <arvind_khadri> ray, apt-cache policy packagename
[08:10] <Pix_> how to set up a VPN Connection on ubuntu?
[08:10] <Pix_> ActionParsnip1: hi
[08:10] <arvind_khadri> !vpn | Pix_
[08:11] <arvind_khadri> Pix_, sorry for that
[08:11] <Pix_> nice, thanks
[08:11] <Pix_> why :?
[08:11] <arvind_khadri> Pix_, did you want that... i thought VPN more as a network :)
[08:11] <Pix_> nope :)
[08:11] <hexingu> along the package/location question - is there any way to have apt tell you what package owns a particular file on the system (similar to querying with rpm on a RH distro)?
[08:11] <arvind_khadri> Pix_,  ussh :)
[08:11] <Pix_> arvind_khadri i need just to connecto to the local server :>
[08:12] <Pix_> connect*
[08:12] <Pix_> to have internet :}
[08:12] <ray> brandonmpace, such as i wanna check libnss3-1d belongs to which repo (main, universe, ..)
[08:12] <brandonmpace> !info libnss3
[08:12] <brandonmpace> !info libnss3-ld
[08:13] <brandonmpace> hmm
[08:13] <dr3mro> how to recieve files via blutooth
[08:13] <ubuntu_todd> how to learn bash scripts?
[08:13] <arvind_khadri> !bluetooth | dr3mro
[08:13] <ray> !info libnss3-ld
[08:13] <arvind_khadri> !find libnss
[08:14] <hateball> try typing a 1 instead l perhaps
[08:14] <bastid_raZor> ubuntu_todd; http://www.network-theory.co.uk/docs/bashref/
[08:14] <hateball> !info libnss3-1d
[08:14] <w1> SAPA
[08:14] <brandonmpace> there we go
[08:14] <ubuntu_todd> bastid_raZor, thanks.
[08:14] <w1> HOU
[08:15] <w1> HAI ANGEL
[08:15] <arvind_khadri> w1, stop that
[08:15] <ray> hateball, brandonmpace   great,  but how to use command to sort it out?
[08:15] <brandonmpace> !caps | w1
[08:15] <Pix_> xD
[08:15] <brandonmpace> ray: you mean install it?
[08:15] <hateball> ray: I use apt-cache show <package> |grep pool
[08:16] <ray> brandonmpace, both installed and uninstalled
[08:16] <ray> hateball, thanks but this is the only way?
[08:16] <hateball> ray: No idea, I said it's what I do ;)
[08:16] <ray> hateball, thanks
[08:16] <brandonmpace> ray: you mean see the info?
[08:17] <ray> brandonmpace, right, i want to see the info like this:   libnss3-1d (source: nss): " In component main, "
[08:18] <jassim75> hello??
[08:18] <hateball> ray: The command I gave will tell you that tho, sorta
[08:18] <dr3mro> arvind_khadri, the problem is that i can send files but cant recieve
[08:18] <ray> hateball, ok , thanks a lot
[08:19] <ray> arvind_khadri, thank you so much
,i cant recive but can send
[08:19] <hateball> ray: you will see if it's pool/main/blahblah or pool/universe/blahblah and so on
[08:19] <bastid_raZor> ray; sudo apt-cache policy packagename will tell you also.
[08:19] <arvind_khadri> ray, welcome
[08:20] <bande> ?
[08:20] <ray> oh, great, just have seen this, thanks hateball  bastid_raZor brandonmpace
[08:20] <dr3mro> help i can send files via bluetooth but cant recieve
[08:21] <jassim75> hi guys.. what r u discussin here?
[08:21] <bastid_raZor> jassim75; how 'u' and 'r' are not actual words in the english language.
[08:21] <hateball> !u
[08:21] <dr3mro> help i can send files via bluetooth but cant recieve
[08:22] <brandonmpace> dr3mro: have you gone to add/remove, typed in bluetooth in the search, and installed bluetooth file sharing??
[08:22] <dr3mro> brandonmpace, yes
[08:23] <jassim75> Bastid_razor-- hello?
[08:23] <brandonmpace> dr3mro: now sending to and from what?
[08:24] <dr3mro> brandonmpace, nokia 6600 i can send to phone but when i try to send from phone i get unable to connect
[08:25] <brandonmpace> dr3mro: and you did the pairing?
[08:25] <dr3mro> brandonmpace, yes
[08:26] <Kartagis> hi
[08:26] <brandonmpace> dr3mro: when you click on the bluetooth file sharing icon, is there any type of preferences?
[08:26] <Kartagis> does ubuntu have a post-it stuff with alarm?
[08:26] <dr3mro> brandonmpace, yes
[08:26] <brandonmpace> dr3mro: try looking around there
[08:27] <dr3mro> brandonmpace, i did but nothing helped
[08:27] <dr3mro> brandonmpace, mode of operaation=visible and connectable for other devices
[08:27] <brandonmpace> dr3mro: I don´t know what´s wrong then.. :(
[08:27] <Cheeky> can anyone tell me how i can check if my php is working on my server ?
[08:27] <dr3mro> brandonmpace, adaptor name dr3mro-laptop-0
[08:28] <dr3mro> bonded devices :amr-phone
[08:28] <brandonmpace> wait
[08:28] <unop> Cheeky, create a 'hello world' php file and test it out
[08:28] <brandonmpace> dr3mro: on your phone, does the computer device have full access?
[08:29] <dr3mro> brandonmpace, what do you mean ?
[08:29] <dr3mro> brandonmpace, i enables pairing with authorization
[08:29] <Cheeky> unop:ok .. i dunno code to make php files..iam startinfg off actually just installed LAMP ...
[08:30] <brandonmpace> did you change the settings  on the phone to be authorized on the phone automatically? and allow it to say yes to all requests?
[08:30] <unop> Cheeky, http://php.codenewbie.com/articles/php/1485/Hello_World-Page_1.html
[08:32] <cxmzlxb> 请问一下，我的ubuntu8.04新立得软件管理包是英文的，要怎么样才能设成中文的
[08:32] <unop> !cn
[08:32] <dr3mro> brandonmpace, in windows i choose to recive a file then send it from phone . how to do that ?
[08:32] <jvr> can anyone please help me, im trying to install this theme http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php/GT4?content=37406
[08:32] <jvr> i move the theme to /usr/share/themes
[08:33] <jvr> and it doesnt appear in my themes list
[08:33] <jvr> any ideas ?
[08:33] <Cheeky> unop: it works man .. how can i display my php .. server configueration or my apache server configueration
[08:33] <jim_p> jvr: how do you move it to /usr/share/themes?
[08:33] <bob111> Anyone help with this one? When I startup it restarts over and over before it will go. I can start OK from older version of Ubuntu
[08:33] <jvr> sudo mv GT4 /usr/share/themes
[08:33] <brandonmpace> I am not sure as I have never used that phone, but if the phone has a  file browser then you might see an option to send a file>via bluetooth
[08:34] <dr3mro> brandonmpace, ؟؟
[08:34] <jvr> I know have "GT4" directory in /usr/share/themes with gtk-2.0, index.theme etc.
[08:34] <unop> Cheeky, try.  /etc/init.d/apache2 status   or   apache2ctl status
[08:34] <bob111> How bout an eisier one. How can I disable the start up screen?
[08:34] <jvr> jim_p: i just did sudo apt-get install gnome-themes-extras, that worked they appear in themes.
[08:35] <jvr> but themes I manually move do not appear for some reason.
[08:35] <Cheeky> unop: iam talking about displaying it in ther browser?
[08:35] <unop> Cheeky, might be apache instead of apache2 - so try that if neither of those work
[08:35] <unop> Cheeky, see mod_status
[08:35] <jim_p> jvr: move them in /home/jvr/.themes
[08:35] <jvr> jim_p: ive tried that already.
[08:35] <jvr> or you mean move them there and /usr/share/themes ?
[08:35] <jvr> ive tried one at a time, first ~/.themes then /usr/share/themes
[08:36] <brandonmpace> bob111: when it first shows the ubuntu screen press alt+f1 and watch for the error message.
[08:36] <brandonmpace> bob111: that is called verbose mode
[08:37] <yao_ziyuan> how do i clear a console's command lines buffer?
[08:37] <yao_ziyuan> or cache
[08:37] <bob111> brandonpace: Thanks. I'll give it a go. BRB
[08:37] <robert__> join #ubuntu-pl
[08:39] <Cheeky> unop: i was trying to set up  wat you talking about but when i open apache2 /http.conf files .. the files is empty :-$
[08:40] <orbisvicis> how much does ubuntu use avahi ?
[08:40] <orbisvicis> does it implement multicast dns ?
[08:40] <unop> Cheeky, starting with apache2 (on debian atleast) - the default config file is /etc/apache2/apache.conf
[08:40] <orbisvicis> i.e. will it detect network printers ?
[08:40] <orbisvicis> and will it autodetect cifs shares ?
[08:41] <Cheeky> unop:  this is the doc iam following to set it up :http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/apache-server-status/
[08:41] <brandonmpace> orbisvicis: usually you can get to network printers
[08:41] <orbisvicis> just asking b/c i dont see any outgoing mDNS queries in syslog
[08:41] <Cheeky> unop: i see a files saying apache.cnf
[08:42] <unop> that howto won't apply to ubuntu - it uses the wrong files
[08:42] <orbisvicis> brandonmpace: do you know if it autodetects windows file sharing ?
[08:42] <brandonmpace> orbisvicis: it is supposed to
[08:42] <Cheeky> unop:  ojk .. dam
[08:43] <unop> Cheeky, always search for ubuntu related content first - then perhaps debian and the rest - that way you'll find stuff relevant to you.
[08:43] <unop> Cheeky, http://www.debuntu.org/apache-activity-performance-mod_status
[08:43] <brandonmpace> orbisvicis: it did for me
[08:43] <Cheeky> unop: ill check it out
[08:44] <Cheeky> unop: doesnt torrent downlaods ..slow your computer down .. the page loading time .. or is it coz i have another unbunter running on my LAN ..?
[08:45] <Cheeky> unop: that site you gave me is taking ages to download in firefox .. ubuntu never ran this SLo W ..
[08:45] <unop> Cheeky, torrents slow a network down considerably - bad things they are
[08:45] <bunnyto> im going to suicide
[08:45] <brandonmpace> bunnyto: ?
[08:45] <bastid_raZor> Cheeky; of course you can slow your internet to a crawl if you don't limit your upload and download speeds
[08:45] <Cheeky> unop: yeah .. eveb bad when the file you downloading is going @  59 K... slow compared to how windows ran utorrent
[08:46] <Assargadon> Where screen resolution configuration applet gets resolutions list?
[08:46] <orbisvicis> brandonmpace: hm thanks it detected my printer but i coundt test windows cifs shares
[08:46] <unop> bunnyto, #defocus ;)
[08:46] <edp> Assargadon, from the xorg.conf
[08:46] <Assargadon> edp, I don't think so
[08:46] <Assargadon> I mean, there are 17 modes in xorg.conf
[08:46] <brandonmpace> orbisvicis: I´m sure there is a way. I don´t have cifs
[08:46] <Assargadon> and only 10 in applet
[08:47] <peepsalot> i messed up my graphics settings by installing a different kernel, i think i got the graphics drivers working again, but I can't change my resolution above 640x480
[08:47] <bunnyto> ubuntu makes me hurt myself...
[08:47] <unop> Cheeky, it's not just that - torrent clients open up 100s of connections concurrently - you have to factor in the bandwidth usage of all those connections too - then you have much more than 59kbps
[08:47] <antiderivative> I tried installing ubuntu on a P45 chipset and then I got brought into BusyBox
[08:47] <orbisvicis> brandonmpace: maybe im not configuring netfilter correctly, but that type of autodetection requires mDNS queries, and syslog isnt recording those
[08:47] <edp> Assargadon, regards the depth color no?
[08:47] <peepsalot> can someone help me set my resolution
[08:47] <antiderivative> does intel work with a 64 bit processor?
[08:47] <orbisvicis> i mean, i dont have an way of testing cifs
[08:47] <antiderivative> ubuntu*
[08:47] <edp> njpatel, depends on your cpu
[08:48] <edp> antiderivative, depends on your cpu
[08:48] <bunnyto> antiderivative: yes
[08:48] <antiderivative> Intel Core 2 Duo 3.1
[08:48] <antiderivative> Ghz
[08:48] <Assargadon> edp, for every depth
[08:48] <edp> antiderivative, then yess lol
[08:48] <antiderivative> I tried installing 64 bit version
[08:48] <bunnyto> antiderivative: your processor is obsolete, but yes it works
[08:48] <antiderivative> and it crapped out
[08:48] <bastid_raZor> Cheeky; some torrent applications in ubuntu give you the ability to limit how many connections per torrent or even limit global connections.
[08:48] <antiderivative> bunnyto: obselete?
[08:48] <bunnyto> antiderivative: amd64 ?
[08:49] <edp> Assargadon, i don't really know, just trying to find out, just like you lol
[08:49] <antiderivative> obsolete*
[08:49] <orbisvicis> brandonmpace: you dont happen to know if your computer is broadcasting udp packets through 5353 to 224.xx.xx.xx ?
[08:49] <Assargadon> edp, thanks for your try, anyway :)
[08:49] <brandonmpace> orbisvicis: no I do not
[08:49] <Cheeky> unop:  hey iam in my conf file and i cant seem to find the loactions .. to change it?
[08:49] <antiderivative> Does anyone know if Ubuntu will install on a P45 chipset?
[08:49] <edp> Assargadon, no pb dude,
[08:49] <twb> What package provides those "examples" videos and sounds that are available on the live CD?
[08:49] <jim_p> peepsalot: you have a pm
[08:49] <orbisvicis> brandonmpace: well had to ask ; \    probably gotta reconfigure netfilter
[08:51] <Assargadon> Hey, guys, where screen resolution manager (System->Settings->Scrren resolution ) gets his resolution list? I can see only 10 different resolutions in applet, while I see 19 of them in my xorg.conf (for every color depth)
[08:51] <Quartermaster1> I'm trying to install ubumtu but I've been waiting 1 hour does it take a long time to install or something?
[08:51] <edp> Quartermaster1, no, it's quicker than dows lol
[08:51] <brandonmpace> Assargadon: /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[08:52] <brandonmpace> Assargadon: there may be too many for it to display
[08:52] <Assargadon> brandonmpace: I have 19 resolutions in file you told about, and 10 only in applet.
[08:52] <brandonmpace> Assargadon: there may be too many for it to display
[08:52] <Cheeky> unop: can i paste pin my apache.conf file ?
[08:58] <Assargadon> I changed "1280x960" resolution in every section of my xorg.conf to "1280x961". Then I restarted x-server via ctrl+alt+backspace. But in screen resolution manager's list 1280x960 keeps alive, not 961.
[08:58] <Assargadon> Should I restrat whole ubuntu for it?
[08:59] <bastid_raZor> Assargadon; you can't make up resolutions
[08:59] <Assargadon> Or screen resolution manager gets his list from some other source?
[08:59] <Cheeky> unop:  you there?
[08:59] <Assargadon> bastid_raZor: what dp you mean?
[09:00] <bastid_raZor> Assargadon; you can't make up resolutions
[09:00] <brandonmpace> Assargadon: I have deleted every resolution except the 3 that I need and they are the only ones that show up now.....  and resolutions have to be standard resolutions lol
[09:00] <Cheeky> could anyone tell me where the server-status is in my apache.conf ..file ..cozi cant seem to find it..  here is my pastebin of my apache2.conf file http://paste.ubuntu.com/49595/..iam trying to set up the mod_status
[09:01] <KoN8392> hi all
[09:01] <KoN8392> My laptop is overheating frequently... Is there a application I can use to manually control the fan speeds?
[09:02] <KoN8392> an ubuntu app i mean... hehe
[09:02] <brandonmpace> KoN8392: I recommend a MUCH easier route...
[09:02] <KoN8392> ok
[09:03] <KoN8392> brandonmpace: what is your idea?
[09:04] <brandonmpace> KoN8392:  you right click on the panel>add to panel>the add the CPU freq applet.     Once added, left click on the  applet and select a slower speed or powersave setting. this helps prevent overheating
[09:04] <brandonmpace> KoN8392: is it an HP?
[09:05] <KoN8392> no, old Thoshiba Satellite
[09:05] <brandonmpace> KoN8392: I would buy a laptop cooler if you want to use the full speed all the time. Fan control under linux is not easy
[09:07] <KoN8392> the Scaling Monitor isn't supported...
[09:07] <KoN8392> brandmpace: whats the best tool/app for monitoring temperatures?
[09:08] <brandonmpace> KoN8392: :(       I would buy something like the ones on this page http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=ENE&N=2030260319%201276817102&name=Cooler
[09:08] <kernando> when i use speakers the sound is great but i want to watch a movie with my headphoens and i cant hear anything
[09:08] <brandonmpace> KoN8392: I will have to look that up, that monitoring app
[09:08] <KoN8392> oh ok
[09:08] <brandonmpace> kernando: do you have a laptop?
[09:09] <kernando> nope
[09:09] <kernando> i have a desktop
[09:10] <kernando> hp with ubuntu 8.04 installed
[09:10] <brandonmpace> !info lm-sensors | KoN8392
[09:10] <xess> I need to brute force in to my router. Any tools out there that can help?
[09:11] <KoN8392> cool
[09:11] <brandonmpace> xess: why don´t you just do the factory reset?
[09:11] <KoN8392> hold the button down for 10 seconds
[09:11] <KoN8392> reset button that is
[09:11] <brandonmpace> xess: 10 to 30 seconds
[09:12] <xess> It has no reset button! I have looked. unpluging it does not work either.
[09:12] <KoN8392> what brand
[09:12] <brandonmpace> kernando: what is your sound card?
[09:12] <KoN8392> It's a little tiny hole, you need to put a Pen point in the hole
[09:12] <xess> Altec from Quest.
[09:13] <brandonmpace> kernando: if you do not know, go to a terminal and type lshal                look for it in there
[09:13] <p057a1> ïèçäåö)
[09:14] <rajec> Guys why I does my logs (rails development) looks like  [4;36;1mSQL (0.000480)[0m   [0;1mSET SQL_AUTO_IS_NULL=0[0m ( Ubuntu 8.04, NetBeans 6.5 beta)
[09:14] <KoN8392> xess: check their website
[09:14] <Flannel> !ru | p057a1
[09:14] <twb> The answer to my question was "example-content".
[09:14] <twb> I don't know why I bother with this channel, it's so noisy and useless.
[09:15] <ActionParsnip1> yo yo yo
[09:17] <brandonmpace> rajec: try in the channel #rubyonrails
[09:18] <rajec> brandonmpace: I don't thin thats something with rails. This log could be generated by something else
[09:19] <brandonmpace> rajec: ah ok
[09:20] <djbell> is there an approved hardware list for hardy heron?
[09:21] <brandonmpace> !hardware | djbell
[09:21] <rajec> brandonmpace: I need editor which understand color-codes
[09:21] <kernando> i dont know how to see where my sound card is it gave a lot of output
[09:22] <brandonmpace> rajec: I´m afraid I don´t know of any
[09:22] <djbell> thanks brandonmpace (and ubottu :) )
[09:22] <brandonmpace> djbell: you´re welcome
[09:23] <remoteCTR1> how do i get my ubuntu to write a ~ over the n and not before it?
[09:24] <kernando> pci_8086_293e_sound_card_0
[09:25] <ActionParsnip1> remoteCTR1: just websearching
[09:25] <remoteCTR1> ActionParsnip1: hey there dude!:) what would i look for?
[09:26] <ActionParsnip1> remoteCTR1: its 164 decimal, try holding alt+gr and typing that
[09:26] <kernando> brandonmpace pci_8086_293e_sound_card_0 is this the soundcard?
[09:26] <brandonmpace> remoteCTR1: change your keyboard layout to international
[09:26] <remoteCTR1> ActionParsnip1: yepp thats the way it's supposed to work, but it doesnt
[09:26] <brandonmpace> kernando: I´m looking
[09:26] <kernando> kk
[09:26] <kernando> ty
[09:27] <fl0w> how do I add an already existing user to the admin group (I understand that would give him sudo-privileges by default?)
[09:27] <remoteCTR1> brandonmpace: how do i do that? cos dpkg-reconfigure localse doesnt gve me the usual dialog for some reason that i dont understand...
[09:27] <fl0w> useradd -G admin <username> shouts that user already exists
[09:27] <bastid_raZor> fl0w; edit /etc/group then add the username to admin
[09:27] <brandonmpace> remoteCTR1: System>preferences>keyboard
[09:27] <fl0w> bastid_raZor: ah, thanks
[09:28] <ActionParsnip1> fl0w: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/howto-linux-add-user-to-group/
[09:28] <DawnLight> hello. in debian i go dpkg-reconfigure locales and the debconf asks me some questions that i want to be asked. how do i change the system default in the case of ubuntu?
[09:28] <fl0w> ActionParsnip1: ooh, usermod :) Sorry about that.
[09:29] <bullgard4> What means in the environment variable 'DISPLAY=:0.0' the '=0.0'?
[09:29] <Flannel> fl0w, ActionParsnip1, bastid_raZor: sudo adduser user group
[09:29] <Flannel> fl0w: usermod -G is ok, but you *need* to remember the -a
[09:30] <fl0w> Flannel: if I already did usermod -G without the -a, what consequences am I looking at?
[09:30] <ActionParsnip1> Flannel: i just use websites, its easier when you're hungove
[09:30] <ActionParsnip1> r
[09:30] <KoN8392> brandonmpace: is there a p2p program for linux? like kazaa or limewire
[09:30] <mryanbrown> yea uh
[09:30] <Flannel> fl0w: You're now a member of only your primary group (same as username) and admin.  (without the -a it replaces the group list, instead of appending)
[09:30] <mryanbrown> limewire?
[09:30] <brandonmpace> KoN8392: frostwire
[09:30] <stdin> bullgard4: it means display 0 screen 0 on the local system; ':' is a host separator, nothing before it means "local". the 1st '0' means "display 0", the '0' after the dot means "screen 0" (useful when you have more than one monitor)
[09:31] <remoteCTR1> brandonmpace: there is no such thing like international layout in there:D
[09:31] <Flannel> fl0w: So, while adding yourself to admin, its not the end of the world, but if adding to something else, you would've removed yourself from a lot of stuff (including admin)
[09:31] <brandonmpace> kernando: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=877815          take a look at this
[09:31] <sstewart> \open irc.internetnz.net.nz
[09:31] <fl0w> Flannel: ah, okey. I get it, thank you!
[09:31] <KoN8392> cool
[09:31] <Flannel> fl0w: so, be sure to re-add that user to the regular groups
[09:31] <KoN8392> brandonmpace: do i need to compile it myself?
[09:31] <ActionParsnip1> !limewire | KoN8392
[09:32] <Flannel> !frostwire | KoN8392
[09:32] <ActionParsnip1> KoN8392: kazaa was full of nasties
[09:32] <brandonmpace> KoN8392: no
[09:32] <MyNameIsZohan> Hi everybody, I have 2 virtual desktop, I have read somewhere that it's possible to have different wallpapers for each desktop but I don't know how???
[09:32] <ActionParsnip1> !info frostwire
[09:32] <brandonmpace> remoteCTR1: when in the layout tab, click add, then select USA for the first box, then International for the second one
[09:33] <brandonmpace> lol ActionParsnip1
[09:33] <bullgard4> stdin: Thank you for explaining.
[09:33] <fl0w> Flannel: but if I do "sudo adduser user group" it appends by default?
[09:33] <brandonmpace> KoN8392: go to www.frostwire.com