[12:49] <Boohbah> Serbian_Thug: or avidemux
[12:49] <tiyowan> roxanna: I'm sorry...what version of Ubuntu are you using?
[12:49] <roxanna> xubuntu
[12:49] <roxanna> the newest version of xubuntu
[12:50] <Serbian_Thug> Boohbah: thanks, i`ll take a look now
[12:50] <roxanna> i typed in sudo apt-get install unrar-free
[12:50] <tiyowan> roxanna: Okay, did you try sudo apt-get install unrar?
[12:50] <roxanna> ill try that also
[12:50] <roxanna> ok cool yeah works
[12:51] <airbender> _spiff, for CIFS, there is a _netdev option to check if the net file system is up or not.
[12:51] <roxanna> is there a shortcut to get to the terminal instead of going through the list
[12:51] <arian> ce_sms
[12:51] <airbender> _spiff, I am not sure of NFS has that option or not.
[12:51] <airbender> roxanna, press ALT+F2, and type in terminal?
[12:52] <alex-weej> how can i programmatically enable the universe repo?
[12:52] <snooflecake> I'm using putty to connect ssh to my system, and trying to use Naim but it wont let me hit enter, it just shows 245&#22 or something when i hit enter
[12:52] <tiyowan> roxanna: ALT-F2, terminal; or, I suppose you could set it by going into System -> Pref. -> Keyboard Shortcuts
[12:52] <roxanna> The command "terminal" failed to run:
[12:52] <roxanna> Failed to execute child process "terminal" (No such file or directory)
[12:52] <_spiff> airbender: Hmm, an option for what. Does it go in /etc/fstab, or somewhere else?
[12:52] <gastly> roxanna, Alt+F2 and type 'gnome-terminal'
[12:52] <snooflecake> 04:52 -!- arian<EMAIL_ADDRESS>has quit [Client Quit]
[12:52] <snooflecake> 04:52 -!- sets_<EMAIL_ADDRESS>has quit [Remote closed the connection]
[12:52] <snooflecake> 04:52 < alex-weej> how can i programmatically enable the universe repo?
[12:52] <snooflecake> 04:52 < snooflecake> I'm using putty to connect ssh to my system, and trying to
[12:52] <snooflecake>                      use Naim but it wont let me hit enter, it just shows
[12:52] <FloodBot1> snooflecake: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:53] <gastly> without the quotes ;)
[12:53] <snooflecake>                      245&#22 or something when i hit enter
[12:53] <roxanna> k cool
[12:53] <airbender> _spiff, should work fine under fstab.
[12:53] <mrwes> roxanna, navigate to the terminal in the menu, then right click on it and choose either add to panel or add to desktop launcher
[12:53] <airbender> _spiff, just check if that option exists for NFS or not.
[12:53] <minimec> alex-weej: you can edit your sources.list 'sudo gedit /rtc/apt/sources.list or enable it in Synaptic
[12:54] <alex-weej> minimec: i need to automate it
[12:54] <tiyowan> roxanna: You're using xubuntu right? In that case your terminal emulator would be "x-teminal-emulator", I think.
[12:55] <minimec> alex-weej: Write a script witch copies a new sources.list at the end of a installation. That should do.
[12:55] <_spiff> airbender: But if it is in fstab, how would X know not to start? My problem is not that home does not get mounted, but that it is not mounted at the time I log in.
[12:55] <roxanna> yeah im using xubuntu... is there a way to get it onto my panel?
[12:56] <airbender> _spiff, then create a session under gnome and manually mount the folder again?
[12:57] <airbender> _spiff, create a auto run session for gnome and let it run when you login
[12:57] <tiyowan> roxanna: Poke around. Also, I'd imagine the folks in #xubuntu would know quite a bit about Xfce.
[12:57] <alex-weej> minimec: bit lame though as i'd have to try and detect if it's already done
[12:57] <roxanna> ok ill just try tomorrow
[12:57] <roxanna> goodnight
[12:58] <tones> guys, what do you think is the best pong clone from the original atari game?
[12:59] <airbender> _spiff, working?
[12:59] <tiyowan> tones: erm, #ubuntu-offtopic? :)
[12:59] <tones> tiyowan: mm, id be a hypocrite not to, thanks ;)
[13:01] <_spiff> airbender: I would rather have the init-script (which does the mount) wait until the mount is done, before starting X. I have been running Gentoo for years, and recently switched to Ubuntu on my desktop. Never had this problem before.
[13:01] <zet_> i download commander-1.2.7.tar.gz, how i instal it?
[13:01] <tiyowan> zet_: What's in that package?
[13:02] <zet_> gnome-commander-1.2.7
[13:02] <airbender> _spiff, that's what I talked about. See if there is an option for networking delay like _netdev (network device), and you are good to go
[13:02] <tiyowan> zet_: I'm sure that's available in the repos. "sudo apt-get install gnome-commander"
[13:03] <Nubunti> meh i got md5 sums are different AGAIN
[13:03] <_spiff> airbender: Ahh, OK. I didn't realize that was what would happen from putting it in /etc/fstab. Thanks, I will check it out.
[13:03] <Nubunti> Jrib should i reinstall again or what O.o
[13:03] <airbender> _spiff, good luck
[13:03] <zet_> sps
[13:04] <tiyowan> Nubunti: Something wrong with youur internet connection?   Sure torrent would probaly help
[13:05] <tiyowan> Nubunti: D/L via torrent would be the way to go, because if after downloading the client'll automatically check the downloaded file.
[13:06] <bullgard4> pavucontrol shows Volume Control > Recording;  gnome-sound-recorder: Record Stream. But the Loudspeaker icon is shown with a small cross in a red square. How can I get of this muting?
[13:06] <xenocrates> newbie question: when i go to add/remove and say, select all the games, they start downloading from the web. i was told all those applications are actually stored on the ubuntu disc?? i tried adding the games with the cd in the drive but it still wants to download from the internet??
[13:06] <ademan_ii> What... ii is rediculous...
[13:07] <airbender> _spiff, http://linux.die.net/man/5/nfs  maybe the timeout parameter will work. I guess.
[13:07] <_spiff> airbender: I found /etc/inid.d/mountnfs.sh, which seems to do what I want, but perhaps I need to move gdm from S30 to some later point.
[13:07] <Nubunti> alright,well the problem is torrents may contain virus..
[13:07] <Nubunti> there is no official torrent?
[13:07] <airbender> _spiff, good point.
[13:08] <Nubunti> nvm i found one
[13:08] <Jeruvy> xenocrates: no it will need to be downloaded from the repository.  The alternate cd includes all the packages for installation so you don't need to download (but you will for updates) those.
[13:08] <tiyowan> Nubunti: After downloading the image using the torrent, run an MD5 check on it to confirm that it's virus-free.
[13:09] <Nubunti> will do
[13:10] <Biolunar> Did anyone noticed problems upgrading the kernel? I cannot do so because there seem to be broken dependencies, even after a clean reinstall of ubuntu
[13:11] <tiyowan> Biolunar: Read earlier on here that sometimes it takes time for the servers to sync the dependencies of a new kernel...
[13:11] <bullgard4> minimec: The gstreamer-properties are: Multimedia Systems Selector > Default Output > Plugin: Autodetect > Test produces a sound. Default Input > Plugin: PulseAudio Sound Server; Device: Default. Test produces no sound.
[13:12] <_spiff> airbender: Will try to reboot and see if it works. Thanks so far!
[13:12] <Biolunar> tiyowan: okay thank you.
[13:14] <Tyrath> i'm trying to mount an iso, but I can't for the life of me figure out what it's file system type is. Every file system type i've used so far has failed (ie, iso9660, ext3, ext2, ext4, vfat) if I don't specify a file system type it says that I need to specify one. How do I open this .iso file? On Windows I used daemon tools to open it and it worked
[13:15] <mechdave> Tyrath, You need to mount it as a loop filesystem
[13:15] <Boohbah> Tyrath: mount -o loop disk1.iso /mnt/disk
[13:15] <Boohbah> Tyrath: no fs type needed
[13:15] <mechdave> Tyrath, eg: sudo mount -o loop /iso/name /mount/point
[13:15] <Tyrath> Boohbah: mechdave I get this: mount: you must specify the filesystem type
[13:16] <oblenob> 6666666
[13:16] <oblenob> whoops sorry
[13:16] <Boohbah> Tyrath: maybe it's not really an iso? try 'file disk.iso'
[13:16] <mechdave> Tyrath, what are you running?
[13:16] <ubuntu> sono utente nuovo romano
[13:17] <Tyrath> mechdave: an .iso file
[13:17] <Tyrath> mechdave: it's .ISO if caps makes any difference...
[13:17] <grawity> Tyrath: In Linux, filenames are case-sensitive, so yes, .iso and .ISO are different.
[13:17] <Boohbah> !it | ubuntu
[13:17] <Tyrath> grawity: so what's a .ISO file then?
[13:18] <Tyrath> is .ISO recognised? do I need to rename it to .iso?
[13:18] <marcreichelt> hi there
[13:18] <tiyowan> Tyrath: Have you tried: mount -o loop.disk1.ISO /mnt/disk?
[13:18] <mechdave> Tyrath, a .ISO file is usually the same as a .iso file, grawity is saying that Linux is case sensative
[13:18] <Boohbah> file extensions don't matter
[13:19] <Tyrath> mechdave: ah k
[13:19] <Tyrath> Boohbah: aha
[13:19] <Tyrath> Boohbah mechdave : did you want me to post the output of the file blah.iso
[13:19] <wimpies> anybody around that can help me with some OpenOffice calc formula problem ?
[13:19] <Boohbah> Tyrath: yes, 'file blah.iso'
[13:19] <marcreichelt> are the problems with freezing Intel cards ( http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/releasenotes/904#Display%20freezes%20with%20Intel%20graphics%20cards ) and the problem with WPA2 with knetworkmanager ( http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/releasenotes/904#Kubuntu%20Network%20Management%20applet%20does%20not%20connect%20to%20WPA2%20networks ) fixed yet?
[13:20] <grawity> Tyrath: Both .iso and .ISO are okay (but .iso is more convienent). Actually, it may as well be .qwertyuiop, but that isn't very clear.
[13:20] <Tyrath> Boohbah: /media/No Name/backup/(Game) - WarCraft 3 Reign of Chaos ( Full Retail ).ISO: data
[13:20] <grawity> I guess 'file' doesn't understand ISO9660.
[13:20] <lungan1> anyone who whanna give som advanced support about installing kernels in ubuntu, in private msg?
[13:20] <ziroday> !intel | marcreichelt
[13:20] <mechdave> Tyrath, you can if you like, but please pastebin it :)
[13:20] <ziroday> marcreichelt: for knetworkmanager ask in #kubuntu
[13:20] <tiyowan> wimpies: Try #openoffice.org
[13:20] <Tyrath> mechdave: I already posted it to Boohbah
[13:20] <wimpies> thx
[13:20] <Boohbah> Tyrath: i just ran it on an ubuntu iso, i get 'ubuntu-8.04.1-desktop-i386.iso: ISO 9660 CD-ROM filesystem data 'Ubuntu 8.04.1 i386             ' (bootable)'
[13:21] <lungan1> How do i install a kernel using apt-get?
[13:21] <mechdave> Tyrath, This filename has spaces in it?
[13:21] <lungan1> I deleted the kernel by mistake
[13:21] <Joe0> Hey, I would like to install sopcast on my ubuntu 8.04. If anyone is in boston and would like to make $50 let me know
[13:21] <lungan1> and now nothing works
[13:21] <Boohbah> Tyrath: so it's not really an iso
[13:21] <Tyrath> mechdave: yeah, but I'm escaping the spaces - and that was the output of file blah.iso
[13:21] <grawity> Boohbah: Or maybe 'file' is just dumb.
[13:21] <mechdave> Tyrath, righto
[13:21] <Tyrath> Boohbah: well for some reason on windows daemon tools opened it
[13:21] <Boohbah> grawity: that could be
[13:21] <tiyowan> !enter | lungan1
[13:22] <Nubunti> yay, same hashes using torrent :D
[13:22] <Nubunti> time to boot again then
[13:22] <Tyrath> Boohbah: if it's not a .iso why would daemon tools open it?
[13:22] <marcreichelt> ziroday: thanks
[13:23] <tiyowan> Tyrath: What msg do you get when you try to mount it?
[13:23] <Tyrath> tiyowan: mount: you must specify the filesystem type
[13:23] <grawity> Tyrath: Maybe Daemon doesn't care about the extension either, and tries all formats known to it? foo.iso might be a NRG or whatever, and it still open.
[13:23] <Boohbah> Tyrath: it is using some format that 'file' and 'mount' don't understand... can you get any more information on the format by looking at the file in windows?
[13:23] <lungan1> Okay, but how do I install linux kernel? I deleted it by mistake and now nothing works, Im in recovery mode and have internet connection so I can use apt-get
[13:23] <Nubunti> hmm is there anyway to format a DVD after burning,so its burnable again?
[13:23] <Tyrath> Boohbah: I don't have windows anymore :/
[13:23] <Tyrath> Boohbah: I only have wine
[13:23] <davide> chiamata per condor
[13:24] <Tyrath> grawity: say it is an NRG, how could I open that?
[13:24] <chazco> Hi... considering switching back to 7.10 until some major bugs are fixed... how secure is 7.10 likely to stay now updates have stopped?
[13:24] <grawity> Nubunti: If it's DVD-R, you can't. If it's DVD-RW or DVD-RAM, then you can
[13:24] <mechdave> Tyrath, what happens if you use mount with the -a switch?
[13:24] <Tyrath> grawity: because i'm picking it's either iso or nrg
[13:24] <buscapopularcomb> Site Mundial de Busca ------ www.buscapopular.com.br
[13:24] <Tyrath> mechdave: please extrapolate
[13:24] <grawity> Tyrath: I have no idea.... hmm, what 'mount' command were you using last?
[13:25] <Tyrath> grawity: sudo mount -o loop blah.iso /mnt/xdrv
[13:25] <Nubunti> crap
[13:25] <Nubunti> im out of DVDs now -.-
[13:25] <mechdave> that switch is used for automatic detection of file system eg: sudo mount -a /device /mount/point
[13:25] <Jeruvy>  chazco:  I would use 8.04 instead since it's still supported for a while yet.
[13:25] <buscapopularcomb> .
[13:25] <Tyrath> mechdave: the thing is, it's not a device, it's just a .iso file
[13:26] <chazco> Jeruvy - 8.04 suffers from the same bugs as 8.10 and 9.04 :(
[13:26] <mechdave> Tyrath, It should work by using the -o loop
[13:26] <Jeruvy> chazco: in what regard?
[13:26] <mechdave> Tyrath, what Ubuntu version are you running?
[13:26] <Tyrath> mechdave: so sudo -o loop -a blah.iso ?
[13:26] <Tyrath> mechdave: 9.04
[13:26] <grawity> Tyrath: mount -t iso9660 -o loop foo.iso /mount/point
[13:26] <Tyrath> grawity: already tried that :P
[13:27] <lungan1> Is there a way to repair an ubuntu installation, without loosing everything on the disk?
[13:27] <grawity> lungan1: Depends on what's broken.
[13:27] <lungan1> kernel is gone
[13:27] <mechdave> Tyrath, no, sudo mount -o loop /absolute/path/to/file /mount/point
[13:27] <chazco> Jeruvy - Been discussed on here loads of times... wifi broken with certain card combinations, tcp_window_scaling broken and in 9.04 broken video playback and evtouch. Bug reports exist for all these.
[13:27] <tiyowan> Tyrath: lungan1: Boot to an older kernel then.
[13:27] <tiyowan> Tyrath: misline, sorry.
[13:27] <kFj> hi.. have anyone found the solution for the problem regarding not having permission to play dvd movies? data dvds/cds is no problem...
[13:27] <lungan1> tiyowan, the problem is that the kernel 2.6.28-11-generic has a graphic bug, and I deleted the older kernel by mistake
[13:28] <steromfel> Anyone here ever got a USB disk containing two logical devices (under GNU/Linux, it is recognized as sdb and sdc)?
[13:28] <Tyrath> mechdave: that's the command i've been using
[13:28] <MDNZ> try booting from another drive and place the kernel back..
[13:28] <Nehyx> how can I see my PC's hardware?
[13:28] <MDNZ> lshw
[13:28] <njbair> What happened to the startup order in gnome-session-properties? There's no way to set that anymore.
[13:28] <mechdave> Tyrath, unless you have a kernel that doesn't support the loop filesystem... unlikely but possible
[13:28] <Tyrath> mechdave: exactly what I'm typing is: sudo mount -o loop /media/No\ Name/backup/\(Game\)\ -\ WarCraft\ 3\ Reign\ of\ Chaos\ \(\ Full\ Retail\ \).iso /mnt/xdrv/
[13:28] <tiyowan> lungan1: So you don't have any available kernels atm?>
[13:28] <lungan1> exactly
[13:29] <Tyrath> mechdave: I'm on jaunty
[13:29] <Nehyx> MDNZ: but in graphic?
[13:29] <grawity> Tyrath: This is unrelated, but why don't you simply quote the filename instead\ of\ escaping\ all\ the\ spaces?
[13:29] <tiyowan> lungan1: Um - that's not a situation. :(
[13:29] <lungan1> tiyowan, or I have the 2.6.28-11-generic, who has the graphic bug at boot
[13:29] <Tyrath> grawity: i'll cd to the path then, but i doubt it will make much difference
[13:30] <grawity> Tyrath: It shouldn't, it's just easier to type sometimes.
[13:30] <tiyowan> Tyrath: grawity may be on to something. Try renaming the file so that it doesn't have any spaces, and then try mounting it again.
[13:30] <Nehyx> !hardware
[13:30] <grawity> tiyowan: That really shouldn't be the problem...
[13:30] <mechdave> Tyrath, try and copy your iso to a path and name without any spaces in it eg: cp  /media/No\ Name/backup/\(Game\)\ -\ WarCraft\ 3\ Reign\ of\ Chaos\ \(\ Full\ Retail\ \).iso $HOME/warcraft_3.iso
[13:30] <lungan1> MDNZ, how do you mean? is there a way to use live cd and a kernel och a USBpen? to put it back?
[13:30] <tiyowan> grawity: *shrug* I'm searching on the forums for something similar ot this.
[13:30] <Nehyx> mhh, ok, thanks
[13:30] <buscapopularcomb> Site mundial de busca - www.buscapopular.com.br
[13:30] <tiyowan> lungan1: Can you get a terminal from the newer terminal?
[13:31] <tiyowan> lungan1: Sorry, can you get a terminal from the newer kernel? (the one with the graphi bug in it)
[13:31] <ziroday> !br | buscapopularcomb
[13:31] <mechdave> Tyrath, and then try to mount it, it may be a problem with your spaces
[13:31] <grawity> ziroday: s/br/ops/ :)
[13:31] <MDNZ> Nehyx: what do you want to know?
[13:31] <lungan1> tiyowan, depends on what you mean, im in recovery mode right now, running with network on the computer that has the problem..
[13:32] <ziroday> grawity: heh, I'm sure he got the message
[13:32] <Tyrath> mechdave tiyowan Boohbah grawity : I'm typing: sudo mount -o loop WarcraftIII.iso /mnt/xdrv/, the result is: mount: you must specify the filesystem type
[13:32] <jjbin> hi how do I check it is in or not in the soft source about a soft I need
[13:32] <MDNZ> lungan1: well if you got a second hard drive, you can just boot from it and place the kernel on your other HDD
[13:32] <grawity> Tyrath: Add an -t iso9660 before the -o
[13:32] <_spiff> airbender: Hmm. That didn't work. I tried putting mountnfs.sh at S29. It appears that _netdev is valid for nfs, but AFAICT it delays mounting the nfs until after the network is configured, not delaying the script until the mount is done.
[13:32] <ziroday> jjbin: please rephrase that
[13:33] <lungan1> MDNZ, is there not a way to use apt-get to download the kernel and go that way?
[13:33] <Tyrath> grawity: sudo mount -t iso9660 -o loop WarcraftIII.iso /mnt/xdrv/ ---> wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/loop0...
[13:33] <airbender> _spiff, you said you'd delay gdm script.
[13:33] <MDNZ> lungan1: You completely deleted your kernel?
[13:34] <jjbin> well....how do I make sure weather a soft I need is  in the soft source of ubuntu or not
[13:34] <jjbin> where can I check or through a command in shell
[13:34] <lungan1> MDNZ, no, i have the 2.6.28-11-generic, but it has a graphic bug so i cant start X, but i can use recovery mode to be in terminal with internet and so on... but i would prefer to install the 2.6.27-11 kernel, but dont know how to do it using apt-get
[13:34] <grawity> Tyrath: Well it is not iso9660 then? Hmmmm, head -c 1024 WarcraftIII.iso | od -h | curl -F "sprunge=<" sprunge.us
[13:34] <airbender> _spiff, or change time out parameter for NFS?
[13:34] <ziroday> jjbin: "soft"?
[13:34] <MDNZ> lungan1: not sure if you can use apt-get with that
[13:35] <_spiff> airbender: Yeah, and I thought that would be done by putting mountnfs.sh at S29 and leaving gdm at S30. The whole idea of mountnfs.sh should be to delay the startup process until the devices are mounted.
[13:35] <tiyowan> lungan1: One moment.
[13:35] <airbender> jjbin, aptitude search xxxpackage ?
[13:35] <lungan1> hmm, apt-get works, and i have tried to download "amsn" just to check if the download works, and it did, but dont know what do write to download a working kernel
[13:35]  * grawity looks at _spiff's nick and is suddenly reminded of dto-002.txt
[13:36] <sevenseeker> I have an intel 3945 wireless radio, and I can't get (on 9.04) more than 1mb/sec
[13:36] <airbender> _spiff, or it will be just easier that you create a session under gnome, and let it remount the NFS when starting gnome. It'll be easier
[13:36] <sevenseeker> dmesg isn't revealing anything so far
[13:36] <mechdave> Tyrath, Have you tried -t udf?
[13:36] <tiyowan> lungan1: apt-get will work in recovery mode. :)
[13:36] <sevenseeker> other computers are connectng at 54mbs
[13:37] <Tyrath> grawity: I don't know what that command does but I got this : head: cannot open `WarcraftIII.iso' for reading: No such file or directory
[13:37] <lungan1> tiyowan, yes, but how do I install a working kernel now?
[13:37] <Tyrath> curl: (26) failed creating formpost data
[13:37] <MDNZ> lungan1: i found a tutorial for you
[13:37] <tiyowan> lungan1: One moment, I'm looking for the package.
[13:37] <MDNZ> lungan1: but you don't have a browser now do you?
[13:37] <lungan1> yes im sitting by another computer
[13:37] <Tyrath> grawity: sorry, i was in the wrong directory. I'll try again
[13:38] <grawity> Tyrath: Eh, nevermind
[13:38] <MDNZ> lungan1: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelTeam/GitKernelBuild
[13:38] <Tyrath> mechdave: I get wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/loop0, missing codepage or helper program
[13:38] <grawity> Tyrath: that command won't actually do what I thought it does :/
[13:38] <Nubunti> Random question; when the new versions of ubuntu comes, will i need to reboot it ,or will i be able to install the new version on top of the old one?
[13:38] <tiyowan> lungan1: Wait one. Is the version of the kernel that you want to go back 2.27.x-x?
[13:38] <Nubunti> i mean boot
if the terminal give the reply of no ,coulde I make sure that there is no this soft in the source list
[13:38] <Tyrath> grawity: any what the command you specified gave me is : curl: (26) failed creating formpost data
[13:39] <imnewhere> need help! how do i install drivers for epson cx7300  scanner
[13:39] <lungan1> tiyowan, yes because the 2.6.28-11-generic doesnt work, but I can try another kernel as well
[13:39] <jjbin> and I have to find it under the other way?
[13:39] <Nubunti> dont you have a CD that came with it imnewhere?
[13:39] <quinn> how do you reset your desktop it think it was somthing like "gtsudo natshu"
[13:39] <MDNZ> sorry the apt-get package is linux-image-2.6.xx-x-generic
[13:39] <Dextorion> Nubunti: You probably want to reboot. There will probably be a new kernel together with the release
[13:39] <MDNZ> just found it on the forums you might wanna check it out
[13:39] <Nubunti> ok
[13:40] <lungan1> tiyowan, I wrote wrong, what package is the apt-get?
[13:40] <Tyrath> mechdave grawity : do you want my dmesg | tail ?
[13:40] <quinn> what is the text for terminal to reset the desktop?
[13:40] <lungan1> tiyowan, what is the name of the package youre looking at?
[13:40] <Dextorion> Nubunti: But not to big need to install the new release.. at least not on a server machine if thats what we are talking about
[13:40] <sevenseeker> no one here uses 3945 ABG wifi?
[13:40] <jjbin> ???
[13:41] <ziroday> quinn: sudo /etc/init.d/?dm restart
[13:41] <Nubunti> Nah desktop machine
[13:41] <quinn> thanks
[13:41] <MDNZ> gdm :)
[13:41] <mechdave> Tyrath, might be handy, paste it anyways I reckon :)
[13:41] <tiyowan> lungan1: Umm, well, I'm trying to find the 2.6.28 package for Jaunty...
[13:41] <Dextorion> Nubunti: Alrighty.. just out of curiosity. Why dont you want to reboot the machine? :p
[13:42] <jjbin> anyone knows
[13:42] <Tyrath> mechdave grawity : http://pastebin.com/f79b25ed4
[13:42] <ace1> anyone here with Atom N280?
[13:42] <bazhang> jjbin, what software
[13:42] <ace1> N280 speedstep / cpufreq scaling issue
[13:42] <Nubunti> Mm i kinda formed my question wrong, i mean like booting a CD with the new version or installing the new version directly to the computer
[13:43] <mechdave> Tyrath, what does it say before all that?
[13:43] <Br_SC> bom dia
[13:43] <quinn> ziroday, it could'nt find that comand
[13:43] <lungan1> tiyowan, ok but the 2.6.27 is the package i prefer, but I can try a 2.6.28 package also
[13:43] <Tyrath> mechdave: do you want the full dmesg output?
[13:43] <Dextorion> Nubunti: no idea what your asking. sorry
[13:43] <jjbin> I am sorry I am out of connect ,and anyone konws
[13:43] <bazhang> jjbin, what software
[13:43] <Tyrath> mechdave: I can tail syslog if you like
[13:43] <tiyowan> lungan1: Well, the thing is...Jaunty comes with the 2.28 kernel, was this an upgrade?
[13:44] <united7> hallo
[13:44] <mechdave> Tyrath, do a dmesg | tail -n 100
[13:44] <united7> hueyye //eiijj  jhsdiuhdnm
[13:44] <mechdave> Tyrath, that will give us the last 100 lines
[13:44] <lungan1> tiyowan yes
[13:44] <jjbin> em~~but actually it is not the point what software is~~~
[13:44] <united7> no 10000 lines
[13:44] <Br_SC> bom dia!
[13:44] <Tyrath> mechdave: I figured, but thanks :P. Anyhow here's the link: http://pastebin.com/f61602d37
[13:44] <Br_SC> algué do brasil aí?
[13:44] <bazhang> jjbin, apt-cache search packagename
[13:45] <ace1> Anyone with Intel Atom N280?
[13:45] <tiyowan> lungan1: sudo apt-get install linux-image-2.6.27-x-generic (replace x with your version) - But I doubt this'll work.
[13:45] <bazhang> Br_SC, #ubuntu-br
[13:45] <jjbin> just how to make sure whether the software is in the source list
[13:45] <bazhang> jjbin, I just told you
[13:45] <united7> anyone with realone player ??
[13:46] <mechdave> Tyrath, Looks like it isn't a iso :(
[13:46] <united7> how to download free realone in ubantu ??
 thx
[13:47] <united7> please tell me some body
[13:47] <ace1> united7, i'll help u if you find someone here with Intel Atom N280 ;)
[13:47] <bazhang> united7, get the package from the realplayer website
[13:47] <Tyrath> mechdave: should I try: mv WarcraftIII.iso WCIII.nrg && nrg2iso WCIII.nrg && iso -o loop WCIII.iso ?
[13:47] <united7> gutaka munisa bau bay
[13:48] <Tyrath> mechdave: sorry for the last command I meant mount -o...
[13:48] <nico_> hi !
[13:49] <nico_> easside, buddy ... are missing on jaunty UNR. do i need to compile aircrack myself or another package exist ?
[13:50] <ace1> nico_, are you running NBR on Atom?
[13:50] <mechdave> Tyrath, you can try, make sure you make a copy of the original and put it in a safe place :)
[13:50] <nico_> ace1: no , on eee701
[13:50] <elena09> dark screen before login screen, with LIve CD. frozen laptop
[13:51] <fitz> salut a tous
[13:51] <keith> Anyone know if there is a way to run Ubuntu off a USB stick?
[13:51] <ace1> keith, unetbootin
[13:51] <mib_lw8btj87> need help, im trying to use the scanner on my all in one cx7300 epson printer. i think i must use http://www.avasys.jp/lx-bin2/linux_e/spc/DL2.do. but i not seems to know how to install it
[13:51] <elena09> dark screen, please see the link where I wrote all details, from Bios to login screen
[13:52] <elena09> I need help
[13:52] <Tyrath> mechdave: it didn't work :/
[13:52] <elena09> My card is ATI Mobility Radeon HD 3450, is it ok for your forum?
[13:52] <keith> ace1: thanks looking at it now ;)
[13:52] <Tyrath> mechdave: should I install daemon tools and use it under wine?
[13:52] <tiyowan> Tyrath: You're really determined to combat the Burning Legion, aren't you? Bad joke...but I couldn't resist. :)
[13:52] <elena09> http://dl.getdropbox.com/u/1052075/Ubuntu%209.doc
[13:52] <jussi01> !usb | keith
[13:52] <elena09> there I wrote it
[13:53] <keith> !usb
[13:53] <Tyrath> tiyowan: I really don't know what that means but yeah... :P
[13:53] <jussi01> keith: notice what ubottu said...
[13:53] <mib_lw8btj87> my printer i have not try cause no ink how?
[13:53] <Tyrath> tiyowan: I just wanted to play the games on cheats so I clock it really quickly, understand what the story line is about, and then delete the game again :P
[13:54] <keith> jussi01: sorry I have no idea what that means
[13:54] <bazhang> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent keith
[13:55] <mechdave> Tyrath, at this point anything is worth a try
[13:56] <Tyrath> mechdave: well it has a garbage rating according to WineHQ so I don't think there's any point
[13:56] <fennng> I am trying to install tcpshow, but i cannot find it in the sources.
[13:56] <keith> bazhang: thanks very much :)
[13:57] <bazhang> fennng, what does it do
[13:57] <Vaga> if I have multiple sources produsing sound, spotify and a game, all sond slows down anult is the same...d sounds like streaming over a bad connection.... I've tried selecting oss instead of alsa, but the res
[13:58] <bobbob1016> Is it safe to remove old nvidia modaliases?  I'm using the 180 driver, but still have 173, 96, and 71 modaliases according to synaptic.
[13:58] <V1c> Howdy
[13:59] <tiyowan> !welcome | V1c
[14:00] <V1c> Where ubuntu support chanell for developer?
[14:00] <V1c> *channel
[14:01] <tiyowan> !koala > V1c
[14:05] <V1c> 2nd, are jaunty x64 now work with nvidia 9100M G driver?
[14:06] <lungan1>  cp /boot/config-`uname -r` .config, what does "'uname -r'" mean?
[14:06] <tiyowan> lungan1: Replace that part with the output of uname -r. Your kernel release basically.
[14:07] <ace1> lungan1, 'uname' is a command for unix name
[14:07] <lungan1> tiyowan, thank you
[14:08] <Nubuntu> hey
[14:08] <Nubuntu> I came to the part where i choose partitions in the ubuntu installer
[14:09] <Nubuntu> and im totally lost
[14:09] <elena09> help please Can't install Ubuntu from Live Cd without using Safe Graphics Mode see details at http://dl.getdropbox.com/u/1052075/Ubuntu%209.doc
[14:10] <hunterrose> hey whats a good program to rip off audio from an FLV file
[14:10] <hunterrose> for ubuntu
[14:10] <lungan1> cp /boot/config-`uname -r` .config means that i shall run "cp /boot/config-2.6.28-11-generic .config" with a space between .config?
[14:10] <Nubuntu> Theres a dev\sda, sda1 ,sda2,3,4 and a dev\sdb
[14:10] <ace1> lungan1, no space
[14:10] <fennng> bazhang: tcpshow can decode the output of tcpdump.
[14:11] <Nubuntu> I dont know which partition to choose if i want my E drive
[14:11] <ace1> Aussie Aussie Aussie
[14:11] <fennng> bazhang: do you know other program can do this?
[14:11] <boss_mc> Nubuntu: look inside them and look for the right files...?
[14:11] <bazhang> fennng, sorrry I don't
[14:11] <Nubuntu> jrib, :/? sorry if im bugging you,but you seem like one f the most experienced ppl in here
[14:11] <ace1> fennng, wireshark?
[14:11] <wibu> hi, any of you tried google chrome on ubuntu????
[14:12] <tiyowan> Nubuntu: sudo fdisk -l will give you a list of all your partitions.
[14:12] <fennng> ace1: i want cli
[14:12] <bazhang> !ot > wibu
[14:12] <guest4353> on a Macbook 4,1 and I'm with grub and finishing phase of installation. I need some help
[14:12] <guest4353> pls
[14:12] <pickpocket> Nubuntu, make sure check partition and set to /
[14:12] <wibu> bazhang, i have a related question
[14:12] <wibu> after that
[14:12] <wibu> bazhang, pleeeeaaaaase
[14:12] <Nubuntu> What you eman picpocket?
[14:12] <fennng> ace1: with wireshark, i don't need tcpdump, i need some program which can decode the output of tcpdump.
[14:13] <tiyowan> Nubuntu: Have you got Windows installed already?
[14:13] <Nubuntu> tiowyn ,im on the installation part
[14:13] <Nubuntu> yes
[14:13] <Guest34125> Hi can everyone help me with java?
[14:13] <Nubuntu> i want dualboot
[14:13] <wibu> bazhang, i run google chrome by typing /opt/google/chrome/chrome - how do i run it by just typing chrome?
[14:13] <fennng> Guest34125:  maybe
[14:13] <mib_lw8btj87> how do i write/edit Image Scan!     http://linux.avasys.jp/drivers/iscan/script/fix-udev-rules
[14:13] <boss_mc> !path | wibu
[14:13] <guest4353> i get `remove_broken_cdrom' message at the beginning of `Finishing Installation' Phase
[14:14] <pickpocket> Ciao
[14:14] <wibu> !path
[14:14] <kryle> hey, i have connected my xbox 360 to this pc with ubuntu, i can go out on internet on my xbox so the connection works, but, how do i mount the xbox harddrive or something to transfer my music from the pc to the xbox ?
[14:14] <wibu> boss_mc please?
[14:14] <tiyowan> Nubuntu: Okay, so what's the problem? Just select the "install side-by-side option" on your drive, and you'll be good to know; unless you want to choose your own partitioning scheme, in which case you need to select the manual partitioning option.
[14:14] <jmartelatpapirux> I need to copy a file from a cell phone to a laptop.
[14:15] <ganesh_> no sound how do i fix it?( login sound plays correctly)
[14:15] <boss_mc> wibu: add /opt/google/chrome to your PATH envioment variable
[14:15] <Nubuntu> Well all i want to do is save my ubuntu system files on my E drive
[14:15] <Nubuntu> if i choose the option you told me about,wont they come on the same drive?
[14:15] <Nubuntu> :C?
[14:15] <wibu> boss_mc ummm ok, how do i do that?
[14:15] <Nubuntu> C:*
[14:15] <tiyowan> Nubuntu: That's right. You mean you want to install Ubuntu to another hard drive, right?
[14:15] <boss_mc> wibu: permanently or non?
[14:16] <Nubuntu> Yep, the E: one not the C: one
[14:16] <wibu> boss_mc, for life
[14:16] <wibu> :)
[14:16] <Nubuntu> Besides, must i not change file system to ext3 /4?
[14:16] <tiyowan> Nubuntu: Okay, well, in the installer, you should see an option to select your hard drive, if you've got two drives, then you'd be wanting to install to the drive /dev/sdb.
[14:16] <Jeruvy> kryle: one solution would be to use mediabuntu repo's to set up a streaming server, then simply point the xbox at that.  Simpiler than trying to mount disks on/from your xbox.
[14:17] <Nubuntu> Well the problem is i have 3 drives,C,D and E
[14:17] <tiyowan> Nubuntu: ext4 is the latest filesystem; ext3 is the older version.
[14:17] <wibu> boss_mc thanks
[14:17] <boss_mc> wibu: edit your ~/.bashrc and add the line export PATH="$PATH:/opt/google/chrome/"
[14:17] <Nubuntu> i dont know which one is :E
[14:17] <wibu> boss_mc thank you :)
[14:17] <Nubuntu> And when do i choose how much space i want for the ubuntu system files?
[14:17] <kryle> Jeruvy: ok ty
[14:17] <boss_mc> wibu: then either restart the terminal or type source .bashrc to activate it
[14:18] <wibu> boss_mc youve been really helpful :) on to google chrome!!!!
[14:18] <tiyowan> Nubuntu: Okay, well, you click on Places, and click on your drives individually to mount them (they should appear on your desktop), then click on each of the drives to browse through them and identify them.
[14:18] <hunterrose> So umm yeah FLV Mp3 extractor? :3
[14:18] <Nubuntu> Im in the install step,not in the OS
[14:18] <Nubuntu> installation*
[14:18] <ganesh_> can any one help me with sound problem..not able to play any music but login sound played normally
[14:18] <boss_mc> wibu: where did you get chrome from? there's a ppa for chromium-browser (the opensource managed version)...
[14:18] <grawity> Is it possible to run Ubuntu (with Gnome or Xfce) on a laptop with 256 MB of RAM?
[14:19] <tiyowan> Nubuntu: Well, -close- the installation, unless you want to risk choosing the wrong hard drive.
[14:19] <Nubuntu> :(
[14:19] <lungan1> Is there anyway to fix the graphic bug in the kernel 2.6.28-11-generic at startup?
[14:19] <Nubuntu> then what?
[14:19] <hunterrose> Boss_mc: Google Released a Alpha Chrome Client for Linux and Mac OS-X
[14:19] <boss_mc> grawity: yes
[14:19] <wibu> boss_mc: google :) chromium installs part of wine right? i'd prefer the native version dont like wine that much. im sober now
[14:19] <Nubuntu> Meh,since im not so experienced i will just try the side by side tep
[14:19] <tiyowan> Nubuntu: Then click on Places up in the menu, you should see all of your drives listed. Click on each of them. They'll appear on your desktop. Click on them to browse through them to find out which is which.
[14:20] <Tyrath> mechdave: after a bit of reading : I've come to the conclusion that the only reason I could open it using daemon tools is because daemon tools emulate a CD-rom drive - Please see http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/debian-linux-help/105495-unable-identify-cd-rom-format.html - hopefully it makes more sense to you than me
[14:20] <Nubuntu> Remember im in vista atm
[14:20] <wibu> boss_mc, besides the chrome er., the gui of chrome is smoother rather than in wine
[14:20] <boss_mc> hunterrose: ah, any good?
[14:20] <Nubuntu> Brb, gonna select side by side option
[14:20] <mtnd3w> hi all
[14:21] <wibu> boss_mc, its awesome
[14:21] <tiyowan> Nubuntu: Oh ok. Well you'll see the Places menu when you boot off the LiveCD.
[14:21] <wibu> boss_mc, buggy though
[14:21] <hunterrose> boss_mc google suggests staying away from the alpha release until it gets to atleast Beta
[14:21] <boss_mc> wibu: to be expected and I guess it doesn't support a lot of stuff (flash/java being the obvious candidates for failure)
[14:22] <Houba1986> Hi, I had a question please. I have Ubuntu 9.04 running on my Compaq laptop. I am trying to connect my laptop to my tv through s-video. It used to work great in vista, i'd just connect it, press fn+f4, and it would work by itself, but here it's not working. Also, i went into the display properties, clicked mirror screens, but it still didn't work. How do i fix this?
[14:22] <nsahoo> hi .. how do I set the FQDN of the ubuntu host?
[14:22] <wibu> boss_mc yup - yet. firefox getting too bloaty even without extensions now
[14:23] <hunterrose> Boss_MC now here is my question, I need a program to extract audio files from FLV video files :D
[14:23] <hunterrose> GO
[14:23] <nsahoo> i.e., fully qualified domain name
[14:23] <ace1> nsahoo, /etc/hostname
[14:23] <hunterrose> wibu: Firefox has its uses
[14:24] <wibu> hunterrose, agreed, it has a lot.
[14:24] <boss_mc> hunterrose: can avidemux open flv?
[14:24] <exco> what do I need to take care of when moving my OS harddrive to a new computer?
[14:24] <hunterrose> i dunno boss_mc, I just recently moved to Ubuntu, and on Windows I had a small program called FLV extractor
[14:24] <nsahoo> ace1: and /etc/hosts
[14:24] <nsahoo> ?
[14:25] <boss_mc> hunterrose: if it does then you are done, I think it should
[14:25] <tiyowan> hunterrose: mplayer -dumpaudio example.flv
[14:25] <boss_mc> hunterrose: or that....
[14:26] <ace1> nsahoo, edit /etc/hostname.. however if i recall the debian / ubuntu way is not to set hostname to fqdn, fqdn is defined by network connection domain
[14:27] <boss_mc> is preload still supported/advised in jaunty?
[14:27] <PleXuS> anyone can say me what the file was to adjust hardware assignment to ethX device?
[14:27] <PleXuS> need to change it because of motherboard swap
[14:28] <PleXuS> forgot where the file is :)
[14:28] <tiyowan> PleXuS: Umm...um.../etc/interfaces?
[14:28] <boss_mc> PleXuS: /etc/network/interfaces?
[14:29] <tiyowan> PlexuS < boss_mc
[14:29] <PleXuS> no
[14:29] <mtnd3w> how can i stop the keyring password prompt everytime I log in without disabling it?
[14:29] <nsahoo> ace1: thankx
[14:29] <PleXuS> boss_mc, thats the configuration of your network card file ;)
[14:29] <PleXuS> there is somewhere a file where you can change the assignment of your network cards
[14:30] <reto`> is it possible to make the desktop switcher wrap?
[14:30] <ace1> mtnd3w, is your login password the same as your keyring password?
[14:30] <boss_mc> PleXuS: surely that's determined by the bios? (maybe not actually...)
[14:30] <PleXuS> boss_mc, no ;)
[14:30] <PleXuS> boss_mc, my old network card is assigned to eth0 in linux
[14:30] <PleXuS> boss_mc, so it uses eth1 now
[14:30] <mtnd3w> yes
[14:31] <mtnd3w> acel: yes it is
[14:31] <jrib> PleXuS: you can do it using udev but it's probably easier to just update the configuration files
[14:31] <boss_mc> PleXuS: are you sure that's not determined in interfaces?
[14:32] <Naville> Olaa?;
[14:32] <tiyowan> PleXuS: /etc/modules.conf?
[14:32] <Naville>
[14:32] <boss_mc> PleXuS: apparently /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules is what you're after (as google would tell you...)
[14:32] <ace1> mtnd3w, is the keyring service starting on login? Which desktop environment are you using? gnome, kde?
[14:32] <boss_mc> PleXuS: or /etc/iftab
[14:33] <mtnd3w> acel: yes, Gnome Jaunty
[14:33] <boss_mc> PleXuS: iftab is gone in Gutsy+....
[14:33] <lungan1> CONCURRENCY_LEVEL=N fakeroot make-kpkg --initrd --append-to-version=-custom kernel_image kernel_headers what shall i write in "append to version" if i have 2.6.28-11-generic ?
[14:33] <PleXuS> boss_mc, /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules did the job ;)
[14:33] <PleXuS> it seems to be changed to :)
[14:33] <Naville>  :|
[14:34] <boss_mc> PleXuS: obv you have to restart udev after
[14:34] <PleXuS> i did it somewhere els on old days :)
[14:34] <Naville> Hello
[14:34] <Naville> Hi
[14:34] <Naville> Oi
[14:34] <Naville> Olá
[14:34] <FloodBot1> Naville: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:34] <Garethp> Hey guys, I don't want to be a bother, but being new to Ubuntu, I was wondering if you guys could tell me what the best video/music player for Ubuntu is?
[14:34] <Naville> Hola!
[14:34] <ace1> mtnd3w, in preferences / startup applications, are u running gnome keyring daemon on login?
[14:34] <jrib> Naville: are you a bot?
[14:34] <Houba1986> hey, how do i get mirror screens to work in ubuntu jaunty 9.04? i am using compaq laptop, with intel 945gm video card, resolution set to 1280x800, and i am connecting it to a tv through s-video that has max resolution of 1024x768
[14:34] <tones> jrib: that would be a yes i think
[14:35] <mtnd3w> acel: gnome-keyring-daemon
[14:35] <ace1> Garethp, ask 5 people, get 5 answers. VLC is good.
[14:35] <PleXuS> boss_mc, needs reboot to do it right i guess :)
[14:35] <Houba1986> i keep clicking it, and it shows fine at boot up and login screen, but once it boots, i get black screen on the tv
[14:35] <joeDeuce> lungan1: afaik, you can put whatever you like there, although i think it has to be all lowercase and must include atleast one number
[14:36] <Garethp> Thanks acel. Five answers are better than one, because then I can make a more informed decision of my own. Thanks for your answer
[14:36] <tiyowan> lungan1: Could put up a link to the guide that you're following?
[14:36] <lungan1> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelTeam/GitKernelBuild
[14:36] <boss_mc> Garethp: totem, vlc, mplayer
[14:36] <mtnd3w> acel: is the keyring password prompt suppose to be prevented with default setting and keyring password matching the login password?
[14:36] <boss_mc> Garethp: there's 3
[14:36] <lungan1> tiyowan, the problem is that im compiling the kernel 2.6.28-11-generic, wich has the graphic bugg in it
[14:37] <Garethp> Thanks for you input boss_mc
[14:37] <ace1> mtnd3w, yes if the key is stored in the default keyring, then at login it should be automagicaly unlocked
[14:38] <ace1> mtnd3w, the application opening the keyring might be requesting a key from a non-default key store.
[14:38] <the-killer> Hello all what is the command to see all installed packages ?
[14:38] <ace1> the-killer, #dpkg -l
[14:38] <Boohbah> the-killer: sudo dpkg -l
[14:39] <boss_mc> !clone | the-killer, the first one of these
[14:39] <mtnd3w> the only application i'm using is Gmail-Notify
[14:39] <remi> hey! :d
[14:39] <hunterrose> I am trying that terminal expression tiyowan, and I am getting "mplayer: Could not connect to socket, mplayer: no such file or directory (I know the file name is right), failed to open LIRC support
[14:39] <mtnd3w> acel: correction* "GMail Notifier"
[14:39] <tiyowan> lungan1: I'm not experienced enough to help you with this unfortunately. Unless I had time on my hands and I were you, I would have reinstalled 8.10 by now. :)
[14:39] <ganesh_> can any one help me with sound problem..not able to play any music but login sound played normally
[14:39] <mtnd3w> acel: thank you, i will try to play with the settings.
[14:40] <ace1> mtnd3w, no problem. good luck. have fun.
[14:40] <ace1> Anyone with N280 Atom processor?
[14:40] <tiyowan> hunterrose: Hmm. How about ffmpeg -i inputfile.flv -f mp3 -vn -acodec copy outputfile.mp3?
[14:41] <Garethp> Oh, another question if you don't mind, is it possible to set up my mounts as a network share with the name "C$" and "D$"?
[14:42] <hunterrose> the $ makes it hidden I thought
[14:42] <unop> Garethp, sure
[14:42] <Garethp> How would I go about doing that?
[14:43] <unop> Garethp, same way you would with a 'normal' network share
[14:43] <lacrymology> what's a nice low-resource app for ripping CDs into.. whatever, mp3, or vorbis?
[14:43] <hunterrose> tiyowan; wait should I put the video files in the root of my directory cause I have them in the video folder
[14:43] <Garethp> I don't know how to share my folders in Ubuntu
[14:43] <lungan1> tiyowan is there anyway I can download the kernel 2.6.27 from ubunuts homepage and then install it?
[14:43] <ace1> lacrymology, gui or cli?
[14:44] <unop> !samba > Garethp
[14:44] <gusnan> lacrymology, you could try asunder
[14:44] <lacrymology> ace1: cli unless there's a VERY low end gui one. My machine sucks bottom
[14:44] <Garethp> Thank you
[14:44] <gusnan> ah, asunder is gui.
[14:45] <ace1> lacrymology, well 'grip' isn't too heavy. otherwise cdparanoia + lame are cli for diy ripping and encoding
[14:45] <hunterrose> tiyowan yeah that was the problem
[14:45] <hunterrose> thanks :D
[14:46] <lacrymology> ace1: thanks
[14:48] <ech0s7> hi
[14:48] <ech0s7> it' s possible to change the default font used by java application ?
[14:48] <unop> !info sun-java6-fonts
[14:48] <unop> I guess not
[14:50] <acr0nym> hello anyone know how to set up a virtual microphone with alsa?
[14:50] <aceruser> hi
[14:50] <hunterrose> tiyowan: I'd give you an e-cookie but I hear they give you diabeetus
[14:51] <aceruser> can somebody recommend to me a linux compatible esata pci card with at least 2 esata connections?
[14:51] <cjk> hi, i have a partition with a copy of my system, and i want to chroot to it. but then i no longer have a working /dev. does anyone know a solution to this
[14:52] <ace1> cjk, boot from a live cd an then 'mount -o bind /dev /mnt/myoldsystem/dev' before entering teh chroot
[14:52] <Kira> Where am I supposed to find apr-config on Jaunty?
[14:53] <the-killer> there is another for managing installed packages and unistall them blue screen and blabla , called tool i dont remember please tell me the command
[14:53] <legend2440> where are the "radeon" drivers loaded in jaunty? i look in /etc/modules and only   lp   is listed there and no mention of it in  xorg.conf
[14:54] <waswas> Hi
[14:55] <waswas> I have problem with my ubuntu 9.04 server. SSH keeps disconnecting all the time
[14:55] <waswas> And then i have to wait for a while to take a new connection
[14:59] <yadu> Does anyone know what the watchdog listed in the processes is for ??
[14:59] <Kingsy101> can someone tell me, I am trying to do a tutorial and it says........
[14:59] <Kingsy101> You're pretty much going to need DAHDI. If not for any hardware then for the dummy timer anyway. Note that the stock CentOS kernels come with a 1000HZ timer and so don't need recompiling (phew!). Replace 'VERSION' with the correct details.
[14:59] <ace1> yadu, watchdog is a kernel process
[15:00] <Kingsy101> but I am running the commands on ubuntu.. does all that apply to ubuntu aswell ?
[15:00] <crz> ya dumonde ki connai sur les pc
[15:00] <LjL> !fr
[15:00] <yadu> ace1 , problem is i think someone messed up somethin related to the watchdog.... and now my system reboots randomly...
[15:01] <lmorgado> hey all, does anyone know how to change the position of the KDE login/shutdown combo box? Its is usually in the middle of the screen but this sucks when you have double monitors
[15:01] <ace1> yadu, what makes you think the watchdog is 'messed up'?
[15:01] <Eroick> Hey, I'm wondering if anyone has 9.04 running on a Thinkpad T series. I'm considering buying this laptop, but I hear that some people have issues with the discrete graphics card (ATI Mobility Radeon 3470 with 256MB VRAM). Any insight on this?
[15:01] <yadu> ace1, because this guy asked me to check ...    ps aux |grep watchdog
[15:01] <MojoRison> Hello everyone, I am having a problem with Art Manager.  After loading two or three backgrounds or themes it just closes, no error msg or anything.  Any ideas?
[15:01] <brian_> anybody wan to chat with me
[15:01] <yadu> and ....later system simply shutsdown
[15:02] <cjk> ace1, thanks
[15:02] <yadu> again .... i tried to connect to the net... and system goes down again
[15:02] <ace1> yaduo, running 'ps aux |grep watchdog' cannot hurt your system
[15:02] <yadu> i think he might be using an exploit, he did say something about something from metasploit..
[15:03] <yadu> ace1 i know what ps aux does...
[15:03] <boss_mc> !ot | brian_
[15:04] <lmorgado> yadu: watchdog is exactly for that ... reboot the system if load goes over X amount
[15:04] <mike126_> I've lost sound in 9.04 for no apparent reason :(
[15:04] <lungan1> ive lost kernell, for apparent reason
[15:04] <quinn> can someone send me a small "virus" script
[15:05] <yadu> lmorgado: so if my system were compromised.... and someone is using the watchdog to shutdown my system ... what should i do ??
[15:05] <mike126_> anyone got any basics I can check to see what's up with this thing?
[15:05] <boss_mc> quinn: no...
[15:05] <MojoRison> anyone here use "Art Manager"?
[15:05] <quinn> ok
[15:05] <mike126_> are sound drivers as brittle on nix as they are on windows?
[15:05] <boss_mc> mike126_: you using jaunty?
[15:05] <yadu> lmorgado:    ace1 , any place to start looking for fix ???
[15:05] <mike126_> I'm using latest 9.04 release yea
[15:06] <boss_mc> mike126_: install paman from synaptic
[15:06] <mike126_> k thanks
[15:06] <ace1> yadu, if you really have reason to believe you've been hacked. then you should take machine offline. take an image, work out how you got hacked. then rebuild from clean sources and secure.
[15:06] <MojoRison> I am having a problem with Art Manager.  After loading two or three backgrounds or themes it just closes, no error msg or anything.  Any ideas?
[15:07] <boss_mc> mike126_: then run Apps->Sound & Video->PulseAudio device manager
[15:07] <boss_mc> mike126_: and look in there to see what pulseaudio's state is
[15:07] <Drknezz> Is an ext3 resize a real pain? It is taking way too long here
[15:07] <xangua> MojoRison: in Gnome Look you can find better stuff
[15:07] <yadu> ace1 how do i work out how i got hacked.... ?  is there somewhere i can get info on this ??
[15:08] <mike126_> boss_mc: got ready state
[15:09] <MojoRison> Gnome Look?
[15:09] <Jack_Sparrow> !themes
[15:09] <nsahoo> is there a way to enable the alt-rightclick drag to resize option in ubuntu ui?
[15:09] <Baix> yadu: if they didn't delete bash_history you can start looking in there
[15:09] <mike126_> volume control is actually picking up the sound track coming through from rythmbox
[15:09] <MojoRison> great thanks xangua
[15:09] <MojoRison> thanks Jack Sparrow
[15:09] <yadu> Baix: i checked that.... nothing suspicious
[15:09] <boss_mc> mike126_: open pavucontrol
[15:10] <mike126_> boss_mc: yeah that's picking up the rythmbox track
[15:10] <Jack_Sparrow> MojoRison Please note, many themes are not complete and few actually look like the screenshot they show when you are done
[15:10] <Eroick> regardless of the specific laptop, does anyone have a ATI Mobility Radeon 3470 and Jaunty?
[15:10] <boss_mc> mike126_: and check you have all the output devices you expect to have, that the right one is set to default and that thee stream is being sent to the right output (right click)
[15:11] <xangua> MojoRison: if you are looking for a great theme i recomend you 'colors'> gnome-colors - Google Code - http://code.google.com/p/gnome-colors/
[15:11] <MojoRison> Jack SParrow, that is why i liked art manager, i could just load parts and make my own themes
[15:12] <Jack_Sparrow> MojoRison That is sorta how I feel about gnome look, lots of pieces to put together
[15:12] <Jack_Sparrow> !tab
[15:12] <Jack_Sparrow> MojoRison type jack and hit tab
[15:12] <MojoRison> great, thanks again Jack Sparrow, xangua
[15:13] <MojoRison> Jack_Sparrow, gotcha
[15:13] <Jack_Sparrow> enjoy
[15:13] <MojoRison> been a few years since I used irc
[15:13] <Jack_Sparrow> MojoRison do you care for a quick pocket quide in pdf for ubuntu
[15:13] <MojoRison> Jack_Sparrow, sure
[15:13] <hunterrose> 25th Anniversary of Tetris 2day :D
[15:14] <Jack_Sparrow> http://www.ubuntupocketguide.com/download_main.html
[15:14] <MojoRison> Jack_Sparrow,  good stuff...thanks again
[15:14] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[15:14] <boss_mc> mike126_: fixed?
[15:15] <nightdrever> has anyone here used unetbootin?  I have xp and ubuntu duel boot, however i installed via Wubi and id like a clean install, whilst keeping xp in order, can unetbootin do this and is it easy???
[15:15] <boss_mc> nightdrever: unetbooting just turns a bootable cd into a bootable usb
[15:15] <Jack_Sparrow> nightdrever Do you have a cdr drive in that box
[15:16] <boss_mc> nightdrever: the actual installation of ubuntu is the same through both media
[15:16] <mike126_>  boss_mc kind of mate cheers, don't really know if I did anything I just ended up ticking 'headphone' and it works now..
[15:16] <nightdrever> i have a cd drive however i cant write to it
[15:16] <Jack_Sparrow> nightdrever Get a live cd and reinstall.  after removing the wubi testdrive
[15:17] <nightdrever> well  i went to shop today.....and they only had live dvd....i dont have dvd drive
[15:17] <Jack_Sparrow> nightdrever FInding someone with a cd burner should not be difficult
[15:18] <Jack_Sparrow> nightdrever stick the iso on a flash drive and go to kinkos or the library
[15:19] <nightdrever> well i have usb drive.......but i dont know how to boot from usb
[15:19] <nightdrever> ive looked in the bios and cant see that option
[15:19] <Jack_Sparrow> nightdrever All the more reason to get a livecd, they are just handy to have around
[15:19] <jorgerosa> hello
[15:19] <Jack_Sparrow> Hi jorgerosa
[15:20] <fresh_prince> Hello, I need to install OpenCV with ffmpeg on Ubuntu, should I use the deb version in the repos. or use the version from source forge? Help ?
[15:21] <Jack_Sparrow> fresh_prince Always best to try te repo first
[15:21] <fbc-mx> Does anyone know how to see/set BIOS settings from the command line?
[15:21] <boss_mc> fbc-mx: can't be done
[15:21] <RunSky> i install the python-xdg the error invalid Python installation:unable to open /usr/lib64/python2.5/config/Makefile
[15:21] <fbc-mx> boss_mc,  drats.... I have a headless machine and wanted to enable WAKE-ON-LAN
[15:22] <fresh_prince> Jack_Sparrow: okeyz, will do .. thanks
[15:22] <nightdrever> what about instlux?
[15:22] <mediaBox> hey. How can I permanently disable dpms? I have the options set in xorg.conf to the best of my knowledge, but xset q still says its turned on. If i run xset -dpms, its good for a few hours but reverts back on
[15:22] <Jack_Sparrow> fbc-mx Nope
[15:22] <Jack_Sparrow> !info python-xdg
[15:23] <fbc-mx> Jack_Sparrow, boss_mc, even if my computer comes with a windows utility that allows you to do it?? Is there not a linux equivalent?
[15:23] <Jack_Sparrow> RunSky Did you get the version from our repos, or some other way
[15:23] <``y7> what would cause my eth0 on ubuntu to drop an ip last night, it can't pick up an ip this morning after (ifdown eth0, ifup eth0) but after i reboot, it can pick up an ip address?
[15:23] <Jack_Sparrow> fbc-mx That would be a windows app written just for your hardware by the mfg.  so.. No.
[15:23] <bullgard4> pavucontrol opens a window "Volume Control". There are 4 tabs. One is 'Input devices'. It shows a microphone and next to it 'ALI 5451 ALI 5451'. To the right is loudspeaker icon with a small white skew cross in a red square. How can I get rid of this cross in the red square?
[15:24] <sevenseeker> hmmm, anyone having flash problems with FF?  I go to http://nickjr.com for my kids and trying to play games results in blank flash screens
[15:24] <mediaBox> !info dpms
[15:24] <boss_mc> wow, the aptitude installer is cool
[15:24] <boss_mc> as in sudo aptitude (no args)
[15:25] <sevenseeker> oh, ubuntu 9.04 with the 10.... something plugin (on my mac right now)
[15:25] <fbc-mx> Jack_Sparrow, drats. oh well, guess I gotta schlep the machine back to the office, cuz all I got at home is a laptop.  Maybe I should monitor my local classifieds for a cheap 14 inch flat panel I can slide under the sofa when not in use.
[15:26] <Jack_Sparrow> fbc-mx maybe a card that can output the basic screen to your tv?
[15:26] <mdg> sevenseeker: what kind of mac - PPC macs don't do flash
[15:27] <redrabb1t> jnjkfvn
[15:27] <redrabb1t> hello?
[15:28] <mediaBox> anyone know how to permanently disable dpms in jaunty?
[15:28] <sevenseeker> mdg: sorry, I meant I am just not on that computer now :)
[15:29] <Jack_Sparrow> mediaBox What or why are you trying to accomplish
[15:30] <mdg> sevenseeker: What happens when you restart firefox and go back to that page.  I play wonderword, which is flash, and sometimes I just need to restart firefox and go straight there.
[15:30] <mediaBox> Jack_Sparrow: got a media center PC that I want to stay on all the time. After a few hours, the screen blanks if there is no interaction. If i type in xset -dpms, xset q shows it disabled, but it auto-reverts afte a few hours
[15:31] <redrabb1t> mediaBox check out URL:http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7403159
[15:31] <sevenseeker> mdg: I would swear I tried that but then again... you never know, its hard to remember and concentrate when you have an upset 5 and 3 yearold in your lap :)
[15:31] <mediaBox> Jack_Sparrow: i want the media cetner to be showing if I switch my PC over to the VGA input, versus a blank screen with "No Input"
[15:31] <mediaBox> redrabb1t: that's me
[15:31] <mediaBox> porting from the media center PC instead of my regular account
[15:31] <mediaBox> uhh.. posting
[15:31] <mdg> sevenseeker: It also helps to clear out temporary files from firefox
[15:32] <fbc-mx> Jack_Sparrow, hmm.. or a vga to composite converter.
[15:32] <Jack_Sparrow> sevenseeker clearing out some addons can also help.  There are a few that are not well coded
[15:32] <Jack_Sparrow> fbc-mx It was a thought
[15:32] <redrabb1t> :p
[15:33] <redrabb1t> sorry mediaBox
[15:33] <mediaBox> redrabb1t: no prob, I appreciate a response at all :)
[15:33] <mediaBox> been battling this for a few weeks.
[15:33] <mediaBox> Really dont want to put windows on this just so the @#!! screen will stay on
[15:33] <sevenseeker> Jack_Sparrow and mdg: ok, I verified that I have no addons and a fresh restart didn't help.  I failed to add that this particular site and games have worked previously (8.04)
[15:34] <Jack_Sparrow> mediaBox The mythtv people or one of the other media sewrver channels would probably know right off how to do that.  I am sure it is a common issue
[15:34] <mdg> sevenseeker: Make sure your pop-up blocker is not blocking the site too.
[15:34] <mediaBox> Jack_Sparrow: strange, I have posted in the XBMC forums too, and seems no one knows...  I think it is isolated to Jaunty, I could have my monitor on all day in Intrepid
[15:35] <voldenet> hi
[15:35] <fbc-mx> Jack_Sparrow, too bad there is no USB VIDEO standard. I would be nice to plugin a USB cable from one machien to another and run a small app that would open up a console on the other machine. Since USB mice and keyboards exist all we need is a USB video standard.
[15:35] <redrabb1t> emmm.....dont have much knowledge on this
[15:35] <redrabb1t> mediabox have u tried to edit the xorg.conf file?
[15:35] <thunder> after i compiled linux kernel and tried to use dpkg to install it, i got the following errors.dpkg: error processing linux-image-<IP_ADDRESS>-thu_<IP_ADDRESS>-thu-10.00.Custom_i386.deb (--install):
[15:35] <thunder>  trying to overwrite `/lib/firmware/keyspan_pda/xircom_pgs.fw', which is also in package linux-image-<IP_ADDRESS>thu
[15:35] <thunder> dpkg-deb: subprocess paste killed by signal (Broken pipe)
[15:35] <thunder> Running postrm hook script /sbin/update-grub.
[15:36] <thunder> Searching for GRUB installation directory ... found: /boot/grub
[15:36] <FloodBot1> thunder: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:36] <thunder> Searching for default file ... found: /boot/grub/default
[15:36] <sevenseeker> mdg: no, no notification up top at least
[15:36] <mediaBox> redrabb1t: yes, i have the appropraite server flags and have specified Option "DPMS" "False", but it doesnt seem to take. Seems like something else is overriding it.
[15:36] <Jack_Sparrow> mediaBox You tried this right.. xset dpms force off"
[15:36] <voldenet> i installed propertiary nvidia driver, and got following error: "dlopen: /usr/lib/xorg/modules/extensions//libglx.so: undefined symbol: _nv000110gl"
[15:37] <mediaBox> Jack_Sparrow: did that, it just turns off the monitor until i press a key
[15:37] <Jack_Sparrow> !kernel > thunder
[15:37] <redrabb1t> mediaBox: is that file case sensitive when specifying options?
[15:37] <mediaBox> redrabb1t: i think so, I have seen it several ways, though, and dont know which is right
[15:38] <mdg> sevenseeker: In Firefox got to Edit, then Preferences, then Content tab and click on exceptions
[15:38] <exco> exit
[15:38] <mdg> sevenseeker: Then add the game site in the exceptions list.
[15:38] <redrabb1t> mediaBox: have u tried putting "FALSE" in capitol letters?
[15:38] <mediaBox> yes
[15:38] <Aryaan> Hi, I have KDE installed along with Gnome on Hardy. If I install Jaunty over the present installation , retaining the /home folder, would I still have KDE?
[15:39] <Timcrack_> Hallo ich habe ein Problem: Ich habe eine Creative Sound Blaser Live! 24 Bit (SB0410) und bekomme über ALSA nur 2.1 Sound. Dabei müsste ich eigentlich 5.1 Sound haben. Also Hardwaremäßig ist 100% alles in Ordnung.
[15:39] <unop> !de | Timcrack_
[15:39] <Timcrack_> Im alsamixer habe ich auch schon die anderen Säulen aufgedreht
[15:39] <sevenseeker> good idea... just to be sure, doing so after I reboot
[15:39] <Jack_Sparrow> !english
[15:39] <mediaBox> Jack_Sparrow: would disabling power management altogether achieve my result? How do i just disable ALL power management?
[15:40] <Jack_Sparrow> mediaBox start in the bios
[15:40] <Drknezz> Hi, !ati
[15:40] <Drknezz> !ati
[15:40] <Jack_Sparrow> mediaBox look into the apic and acpi=off etc for the command lines
[15:40] <mediaBox> Jack_Sparrow: unfortunately, that option doesnt exist on this PC, a Dell Optiplex GX280
[15:40] <redrabb1t> mediaBox: have u checked for anything in your start-up script that may be causing an override?
[15:41] <redsky> join #linuxforen.de
[15:41] <mediaBox> redrabb1t: dont know what to look for or where. This is a clean install of Jaunty, the only customization done is installing XBMC for the media cetner
[15:42] <mediaBox> redrabb1t: so, it seems this is the default behaviour. I know my main desktop shuts off the monitor too, even though I have it set in power managemnet to never blank the screen
[15:42] <Aryaan> Anyone? .. Can I retain some packages while installing with a new Live Cd?
[15:42] <thunder>  1
[15:42] <thunder>  2
[15:42] <thunder>  3
[15:42] <thunder>  4
[15:42] <thunder>  5
[15:43] <thunder>  6
[15:43] <FloodBot1> thunder: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:43] <mdg> Aryaan: Do you mean a complete new install from a live cd or adding apps when running from a live cd?
[15:44] <Aryaan> complete new install. and i was of the impression that you cant add packages from a live cd... is that possible?
[15:44] <mediaBox> Jack_Sparrow: just added noapic and acpi=off to the boot options. Gonna reboot and be back shortly
[15:44] <Aryaan> Can I just upgrade to 9.04 with a live cd?
[15:44] <Jack_Sparrow> mediaBox good luck
[15:45] <mdg> Aryaan: If its the 9.04 live cd - why mess with upgrading the hard way.
[15:45] <fanfangjian> 测试
[15:45] <fanfangjian> 嘿，
[15:45] <atila339> What is the name of the windows software emulator program on ubuntu?
[15:45] <mdg> Aryaan: Try aptonCD (I think its in Synaptic)
[15:45] <sevenseeker> :( no dice, explicitly added nickjr.com to exception list or popups
[15:45] <thunder> it's ok
[15:45] <atila339> I really need it right now :)
[15:45] <hydester> hi.  i am using jaunty and am trying to set up wireless broadband (usb).  i configured "System-Preferences->Network Network Connections" and when i clicked the Network Manager i saw the broadband profile i created and it worked great.  i tried to use it later in the day and the profile and Wireless Broadband category was gone from the applet.  any ideas?
[15:45] <sevenseeker> is there a google chrome/chromium for linux yet?
[15:45] <jorgerosa> atila339:  wine
[15:45] <mdg> sevenseeker: That's really weird.
[15:46] <atila339> thank you
[15:46] <MaT-dg> sevenseeker: developer builds are out
[15:46] <sevenseeker> sweet!
[15:46] <jorgerosa> atila339:  yw :)
[15:46] <sevenseeker> mdg: I am guessing it is beta oddness (the 10 beta flash plugin)
[15:46] <fanfangjian> 请问我的系统是ubuntu9.04，已经装了Gsopcast在影音那里，可是不能看电视啊，都没有频道让我选择，怎么办
[15:46] <RHorse> hydester usb wrless can be dodgy
[15:46] <Jack_Sparrow> thunder may I have a brief pm please
[15:46] <Timcrack_> weiß jemand eine lösung? ;<
[15:46] <mdg> sevenseeker: Wanna try another site to see if it loads?  I can give you a link
[15:47] <Jack_Sparrow> Timcrack_ What country or language
[15:47] <fanfangjian> 请问我的系统是ubuntu9.04，已经装了Gsopcast在影音那里，可是不能看电视啊，都没有频道让我选择，怎么办
[15:47] <fanfangjian> 请问我的系统是ubuntu9.04，已经装了Gsopcast在影音那里，可是不能看电视啊，都没有频道让我选择，怎么办
[15:47] <fanfangjian> 请问我的系统是ubuntu9.04，已经装了Gsopcast在影音那里，可是不能看电视啊，都没有频道让我选择，怎么办
[15:47] <Jack_Sparrow> !cn
[15:47] <MaT-dg> sevenseeker: still in an alpha stage though -> unstable and incomplete features
[15:47] <thunder> Chinese
[15:47] <jorgerosa> atila339:  just in case, here is the homepage: http://www.winehq.org/
 is Chinese i think
[15:47] <Jack_Sparrow> thunder may I have a brief pm please
[15:47] <Aryaan> mdg :Well, I'll make myself clear. I have a well built Hardy desktop. But the thing is, the sound has faled after a motherboard change. I have checked every possible solution, including alsa recompile. But all has failed for now. I think if I just install 9.04 I might get back my sound. But I can't do it over the net because I have a snailpaced net. So the only alternative is installing from Live cd. I just want to know if I can retain some installed pr
[15:47] <Aryaan> ograms from 8.04, so I dont have to reinstall everything.
[15:47] <hydester> RHorse: is it not worth trying to figure out?  is it better to stick to BT?
[15:47] <mdg> sevenseeker: http://www.pantagraph.com/games/ - choose wonderword
[15:47] <sevenseeker> MaT-dg: thanks for the info, I am looking for a link now
[15:48] <Jack_Sparrow> !home > Aryaan
[15:48] <MaT-dg> sevenseeker: here you go :) http://blog.chromium.org/2009/06/danger-mac-and-linux-builds-available.html
[15:48] <fanfangjian> ?
[15:49] <fanfangjian> hello ....I can not use Gsopcast ....help me
[15:49] <sevenseeker> mdg: yup, that works great! thanks for the link, I like the games there :)
[15:49] <Aryaan> Jack_Sparrow, if I backup my home folder, can I retain the installed programs too? I thought the installed binaries were in /sbin or sumthing.
[15:49] <RHorse> hydester wha'ts BT?
[15:49] <mdg> sevenseeker: They don't all work for me, but wonderword does
[15:50] <sevenseeker> MaT-dg, thanks a ton
[15:50] <hydester> RHorse: bluetooth
[15:50] <Kingsy101> You're pretty much going to need DAHDI. If not for any hardware then for the dummy timer anyway. Note that the stock CentOS kernels come with a 1000HZ timer and so don't need recompiling (phew!). Replace 'VERSION' with the correct details.
[15:50] <mdg> Aryaan: You could try to downlaod aptonCD - lets you reinstall your favorite apps on a new install - it remebers them for you.
[15:51] <Kingsy101> that is what is written in this tutor I have..
[15:51] <jdu> how can I make it so, that when someone goes to save a document, it defaults to something other than home?
[15:51] <Kingsy101> would that apply to ubuntu aswell ?
[15:51] <Jack_Sparrow> !coc > thunder
[15:51] <Jack_Sparrow> !guidelines > thunder
[15:51] <ganesh_> can any one help me with sound problem..not able to play any music but login sound played normally
[15:51] <mediaBox> Jack_Sparrow: no luck
[15:51] <rob235> say i have two folders, foldA and foldB, if i create a folder, foldC, is there a way to have foldC contain links to all the files in foldA and foldB and have it update automatically if the contents of foldA or foldB changes?
[15:51] <Aryaan> Okay , thanks mdg . I'll try that. But as I said, my net speed is slow. I guess I'll just have to spend days to reinstall everything :p
[15:52] <RHorse> hydester i don't use bt
[15:52] <Jack_Sparrow> !paste > thunder
[15:52] <mdg> Aryaan: SYnaptic, aptoncd - saves all installed programs so you don't have to figure out what you did.
[15:53] <Aryaan> mdg, I get that. Thanks :)
[15:53] <Jack_Sparrow> Aryaan even if you did save /var/cache/apt/archives, those wont work with the new release
[15:53] <tones> please dont shower me with !ot's, but does anyone know a version of pong for unix-like terminals? specifically linux? mainly ubuntu?
[15:53] <rer3343> rob235: create subdirectories in foldA and foldB and make directory symlinks from foldC to them
[15:53] <mdg> < Jack_Sparrow ????
[15:53] <Jack_Sparrow> tones fine, then do go offtopic
[15:54] <rer3343> rob235: and put file only in those subdirs of foldA and foldB
[15:54] <jdu> rob235, one could use unionfs, aufs probably
[15:54] <tones> Jack_Sparrow: i already been there, and am now
[15:54] <rob235> rer3343: no, i want all files to be shown in one folder on my media server, like i have two folders of tv shows, i want them to show up as one big folder
[15:54] <jdu> rob235, rer3343's way is probably best
[15:55] <rob235> know what i mean?
[15:55] <hydester> RHorse: do you know how to troubleshoot the usb method?  i've tried wvdialconf and and gnome-ppp and both claim they don't get a response from the device.  yet lsusb shows it and bitpim sees it
[15:55] <Nubunti_> Im sooooo lost right now
[15:55] <rob235> ohhh wait
[15:55] <Jack_Sparrow> Nubunti_ http://www.ubuntupocketguide.com/download_main.html this may help with the basics
[15:55] <rer3343> rob235: you can't mix two directories
[15:55] <Nubunti_> Whenever i try to run a software i get the message like"error occured blabla"
[15:56] <grawity> Nubunti_: what is the *exact* error you get?
[15:56] <Jack_Sparrow> Nubunti_ We need that blah blah error and what flavor of ubuntu you are using and how the program was installed
[15:56] <Nubunti_> well i cant run ice chat on ubunti so im on vista atm
[15:56] <grawity> Nubunti_: Also, it's Ubuntu, not Ubunti.
[15:56] <rob235> ahh i get what you mean about the subdirs, so i'll just have to create a symlink for each directory (tv show) instead of each episode
[15:56] <rob235> or whatever i was thinking before, who knows
[15:57] <Nubunti_> But can i run files from NTFS with ubuntu?
[15:57] <jdu> rob235, as mentioned, you might try union mounting using unionfs or aufs
[15:57] <grawity> Nubunti_: Yes
[15:57] <RHorse> hydester other than the obvious stuff, I have no answer. I use pcmcia which is very well supported. Only laptops here!
[15:57] <Jack_Sparrow> Nubunti_ read files yes, run those programs, no
[15:57] <Nubuntu> Didnt know where i got ubunti from, anyway, so how do i change the filesystem?
[15:57] <grawity> Jack_Sparrow: It can run programs from any filesystem
[15:58] <grawity> Nubuntu: It doesn't matter what filesystem you're running programs on - you just can't run .exe's.
[15:58] <hydester> RHorse: ok.  thanks
[15:58] <mdg> hydester: What were you trying to set up (just out of curiosity)?
[15:58] <Jack_Sparrow> grawity explain what you are talking about
[15:58] <atiredmachine> Hello.  I plugged in an external monitor into my laptop to try it out, and the monitor control panel asked me if I wanted to let it adjust my virtual resolution, and I said yes, but now when I try to use Compiz (after removing external monitor), compiz effects are really really slow.
[15:59] <Nubuntu> And another thing; when i installed ubuntu i selected side by side to dualboot with vista
[15:59] <Nubuntu> But i dont know where the ubuntu system files got saved
[15:59] <Jack_Sparrow> grawity It can read the file app program etc, it simply doesnt understand what to do if it is a windows or not linux app and you are not going to have linux apps on his ntfs and have them working
[15:59] <Jack_Sparrow> Nubuntu did you use, ugh.. wubi
[15:59] <Nubuntu> When i tried to download 50mb of securty updates, it said "not enough disk space" , how can i increase my disk size?
[15:59] <Nubuntu> wubi?
[16:00] <Nubuntu> no i booted the OS from CD if thats your question
[16:00] <Jack_Sparrow> Nubuntu did you install from inside windows or run the live cd at boot and use our installer
[16:00] <Jack_Sparrow> ty
[16:01] <Nubuntu> Wow i didnt think ubuntu was that complicated
[16:01] <Jack_Sparrow> can you get into ubuntu..  if so type   sudo fdisk -l   last letter is L
[16:01] <grawity> Nubuntu: Linux can't run Windows programs (unless you use Wine)
[16:01] <RHorse> Nubuntu get a larger HDD
[16:01] <Nubuntu> Well im on vista,takes some time to start up ubuntu , but what does that do grawity?
[16:01] <Jack_Sparrow> !wine
[16:02] <Jack_Sparrow> !vbox
[16:02] <grawity> Nubuntu: Translation: Wine is a program for Linux, that lets you use _some_ Windows programs in Ubuntu.
[16:03] <Nubunti_> damn internet
[16:03] <Nubunti_> anyway, i cant run any software with ubuntu or what O.o
[16:03] <Nubunti_> skype for example?
[16:03] <Jack_Sparrow> !skype
[16:03] <tiyowan> Nubunti_: You're done with the install?
[16:03] <grawity> Nubuntu: Ubuntu is LINUX. It can only run LINUX programs.
[16:03] <Jack_Sparrow> !enter > Nubunti_
[16:03] <grawity> Nubuntu: Windows is WINDOWS. It can only run WINDOWS programs.
[16:03] <MoLoot> and there's also virtualbox for using virtual windows machines
[16:04] <grawity> MoLoot: That's just a virtual machine.
[16:04]  * RHorse sighs
[16:04]  * MoLoot loves virtual machines
[16:04] <geev> E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem. E: _cache->open() failed, please report.
[16:04] <Jack_Sparrow> geev so do what it says.. do what it says
[16:04] <Nubunti_> Grawity skype isnt only for windows is it?
[16:05] <swiftm6> skype should work with anything you've got
[16:05] <grawity> Nubunti_: No, there is Skype for Linux too.
[16:05] <geev> am not able to install any update your help please
[16:05] <Jack_Sparrow> geev run that command
[16:05] <Nubunti_> Ye thats what i said grawity
[16:05] <grawity> Nubunti_: But you can't run Windows Skype in Linux.
[16:05] <Jack_Sparrow> !aptfix
[16:05] <gladiator_> hi .. i have an ntfs partition mounted..and its showing to be taking huge amounts of memory and cpu when i ran 'top' .. any reasons.. fixes?
[16:05] <Baix> has anyone had a problem with open office where the text kinda gets a bit scrambled and you need to highlight it to get it to render right?
[16:05] <Nubunti_> Ah right grawity
[16:06] <Nubunti_> So i have to reinstall all my softwares or what`?
[16:06] <Nubunti_> or install wine?
[16:06] <Jack_Sparrow> !appdb > Nubunti_
[16:06] <geev> Jack_Sparrow: I copied  that
[16:06] <grawity> Nubunti_: First, check if there's a Linux version of a program. Skype has one.
[16:06] <Jack_Sparrow> geev Open a terminal window
[16:07] <geev> Jack_Sparrow:  then
[16:07] <crank> Installed Ubuntu 9.04 and I love it. No complications, just wanted to say good job!
[16:07] <Nubunti_> Well i followed those steps jack sparrow,to install wine,without any luck
[16:07] <tiyowan> gladiator: Well, which processes are taking up most of the resources?
[16:07] <Jack_Sparrow> geev use ctrl-shift - v to paste that command into the terminal and hit enter
[16:07] <h3oe4> When I run fullscreen windows games via wine I still can see the gnome-panel, but I don't have the problem when running native linux games. I use compiz. What could be wrong? I have googled it and lots of other ppl have the same problem but I can't find any solution
[16:08] <Jack_Sparrow> geev            sudo fuser -vki /var/lib/dpkg/lock;sudo dpkg --configure -a
[16:08] <Jack_Sparrow> is what you paste
[16:08] <Nubunti_> Well are there any supported IRC softwares,so i can talk on ubuntu instead of vista+
[16:08] <valentin_> Bonjour, je cherche un geek linuxien français pour m'aider dans un problème de webcam logitech qui et survenu depuis la sorti de Jaunty
[16:08] <EternalThug> can i get ubuntu about 512mb ? or less... [with whom i could install ubuntu via internet]  cause i got only 512mb usb flash memory card and i ain't god Cd rom?
[16:08] <EternalThug> ?
[16:08] <Jack_Sparrow> h3oe4 See the people in #winehq
[16:08] <boss_mc> !fr | valentin_
[16:08] <mediaBox> Jack_Sparrow: found this   https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-power-manager/+bug/193192
[16:08] <Jack_Sparrow> mediaBox I saw that too
[16:09] <tiyowan> !install | EternalThug
[16:09] <EternalThug> tiberius_ ty
[16:09] <scream> Where is the file that tells the system what apps to start on startup/boot?
[16:10] <Jack_Sparrow> !startup
[16:10] <TheFuzzball> Is it possible to share Ubuntu's speakers with Windows, so that when Windows plays sound it goes through the Ubuntu desktop's speakers?
[16:10] <metalfan_> hi
[16:10] <metalfan_> does anyone know of the poulsbo video driver is available for jaunty, cant find any packages :(
[16:10] <MattCampbell1> Is there a safe way to upgrade from Feisty to Hardy?
[16:10] <scream> Jack_Sparrow, I'm sorry... my question is, "Where is the file".
[16:10] <scream> The configuration file.
[16:10] <boss_mc> TheFuzzball: http://pulseaudio.org/wiki/FAQ
[16:10] <scream> The location of it.
[16:11] <scream> Like"/etc/...
[16:11] <scream> "
[16:11] <Jack_Sparrow> scream read the part about !boot
[16:11] <tiyowan> MattCampbell1: Safest way is to back up everything before proceeding. :)
[16:11] <scream> !boot
[16:11] <Jack_Sparrow> scream It is not like windows where you put things into a startup flder
[16:11] <geev> Jack_Sparrow: http://paste.ubuntu.com/189645/
[16:12] <Jack_Sparrow> ty
[16:12] <scream> jk
[16:12] <scream> k
[16:12] <scream> ok
[16:12] <TheFuzzball> boss_mc: Pulseaudio is Ubuntu's sound server, will it output to a LAN network do you think?
[16:12] <ShortWave> Hi all
[16:12] <ShortWave> quick question
[16:12] <Jack_Sparrow> !enter > scream
[16:12] <ShortWave> My wife's laptop runs Intrepid
[16:12] <scream> Jack_Sparrow, ok, so there is no file containing a startup script?
[16:12] <geev> Jack_Sparrow: am getting error check on ma paste bin http://paste.ubuntu.com/189645/
[16:12] <Jack_Sparrow> geev Pastebinyour sources.list please
[16:13] <ShortWave> She got some updates or something, and now every time she starts up, her firewall/iptables settings are all set to DENY
[16:13] <boss_mc> TheFuzzball: that's basically what it's designed to do
[16:13] <geev> Jack_Sparrow: how please
[16:13] <ShortWave> Where do I look to stop that? there's nothing glaringly obvious
[16:13] <Jack_Sparrow> geev one sec
[16:13] <becomingGuru> My ububtu doesnt print; Thats fine, but everytime I login it asks me there are docs to print.. and I have to close it manually...  Anyway I can remove that...
[16:13] <geev> Jack_Sparrow: ok
[16:14] <Jack_Sparrow> geev   sudo apt-get install pastebinit  && pastebinit /etc/apt/sources.list              in your term
[16:14] <tiyowan> geev: Open up a terminal, type cat /etc/apt/sources.list, and pastebin the results.
[16:14] <boss_mc> ShortWave: does she need any opened ports?
[16:14] <ShortWave> boss_mc: "opened ports"?
[16:14] <boss_mc> !firewall | ShortWave
[16:14] <TheFuzzball> boss_mc: woot
[16:14] <ShortWave> boss_mc: You miss the point. ALL the policies are DENY. All of them. All the chains.
[16:14] <ShortWave> boss_mc: She can't even ping my wireless router.
[16:14] <Barridus> can rhythmbox play cd's directly?
[16:14] <ShortWave> boss_mc: This isn't about opened ports, it's about an utterly asinine setup of Iptables policies.
[16:15] <ShortWave> I installed UFW
[16:15] <Jack_Sparrow> ShortWave Lose the rude language please
[16:15] <ShortWave> and it utterly failed.
[16:15] <becomingGuru> Barridus, No... I dont think so
[16:15] <Kingsy101> how do you go about adding irssi to ubuntu? I have tried sudo aptitude install irssi and it says cannot find package
[16:15] <Jack_Sparrow> !info irssi
[16:15] <boss_mc> ShortWave: install gufw too to configure the firewall
[16:16] <RHorse> Kingsy101 sudo  apt-get install irssi
[16:16] <boss_mc> ShortWave: So you're saying that the outbound ports are locked down too?
[16:16] <boss_mc> ShortWave: that's very broken
[16:16] <geev> Jack_Sparrow:  retuning the some error
[16:16] <Kingsy101> thanks
[16:16] <whatvn> becomingGuru: delete print job
[16:16] <RHorse> np
[16:17] <Jack_Sparrow> geev Pastebin your sources.list manually as suggested earlier
[16:17] <tiyowan> geev: Open up a terminal, type cat /etc/apt/sources.list, and pastebin the results. <- Try this
[16:17] <proprietario> ou
[16:17] <tiyowan> geev: You need to copy the results of running that command, then you need to go to paste.ubuntu.com, paste the results in there, click the button, and paste the link of the resulting page here.
[16:18] <whatvn> !paste
[16:18] <Sleepless86> How to mount a .cue or .bin image under ubuntu?
[16:18] <geev> Jack_Sparrow: tiyowan: http://paste.ubuntu.com/189650/
[16:18] <whatvn> Sleepless86: convert to iso file and mout
[16:18] <whatvn> Sleepless86: convert to iso file and mount
[16:19] <Sleepless86> okay
[16:19] <whatvn> Sleepless86: are you trying to play video file?
[16:19] <Jack_Sparrow> !hardy
[16:19] <geev> Jack_Sparrow: tiyowan: is it correct what u asked for?
[16:19] <RHorse> Kingsy101 you should run apt-get update
[16:20] <Jack_Sparrow> yes
[16:20] <tiyowan> geev: Yep, that's right. I'm sorry I logged in after you posted your exact problem. What seems to be the trouble?
[16:20] <Jack_Sparrow> geev did you ever run sudo apt-get update?
[16:20] <metalfan_> where can i see which packages were installed in which order?
[16:20] <tiyowan> metalfan: dpkg -l
[16:21] <metalfan_> tiyowan, thats a listing by alphabet
[16:21] <geev> Jack_Sparrow:  if i start my computer it start to check for update then it notify me to apply for update or not
[16:21] <Kingsy101> can someone tell me what this error means.. ----> http://pastie.org/502792
[16:22] <Kingsy101> i happened when I tried the command 'sudo make all'
[16:22] <becomingGuru> whatvn, How do I do that... Many times I did that and it still comes.. :(
[16:22] <Jack_Sparrow> Kingsy101 Please post a bbrief description of what lead up to the error and not just a link.. ty
[16:22] <Sleepless86> whatvn, just want to install a program from windowsdisk that is in an bin/cue file
[16:22] <boss_mc> Kingsy101: install build-essential
[16:22] <Kayla> hi
[16:22] <whatvn> becomingGuru: i think /var/spool/cups is right place you should look
[16:22] <Nationiant> Kayla: hi
[16:22] <Kingsy101> it is in a tutorial I am trying to do, which requires me to install DAHDI
[16:23] <ActionParsnip> of place is it?
[16:23] <Kayla> hi
[16:23] <RHorse> hi
[16:23] <Nationiant> :)
[16:23] <tiyowan> metalfan_: Did you want a listing sorted by date?
[16:23] <whatvn> Sleepless86: ah, so you must convert to iso file
[16:23] <Kayla> i don't know what this is really
[16:23] <becomingGuru> whatvn, Ok and then I delete all files in that dir?
[16:23] <Jack_Sparrow> Sleepless86 What program is on a windows disk that you wish to install in ubuntu.  Or do you mean in wine or a vb with windowes
[16:23] <boss_mc> Kingsy101: you've not got and standard C headers installed (they're included in build-essential)
[16:23] <geev> Jack_Sparrow: today i decided to update of getting the update and i left for a time then after i came back and i found the system was restarted
[16:23] <metalfan_> tiyowan, yes
[16:23] <whatvn> becomingGuru: I think...yes :|
[16:23] <becomingGuru> whatvn, Actually I wouldnt mind removing all installations related to printing, as my ubuntu wouldnt print anyway...
[16:23] <metalfan_> tiyowan, installed some things by hand and would like to get rid of them...
[16:23] <Sleepless86> Jack_Sparrow, i will use it with wine
[16:24] <Kayla> is this like, chat for ubuntu people?
[16:24] <Jack_Sparrow> geev I have no idea, your sources list looks fine.
[16:24] <Kingsy101> boss_mc - typign that gives me an error saying install: missing destination file operand after `build-essential'
[16:24] <becomingGuru> whatvn, So in that case I delete an higher directory
[16:24] <ActionParsnip> Kayla: its the official support channel for ubuntu
[16:24] <metalfan_> Kayla, no, how did you come to that conclusion?
[16:24] <Jack_Sparrow> Sleepless86 See the people in #winehq for help on that, iti s quite a common issue
[16:24] <Kayla> oh. Well, it said chat
[16:24] <whatvn> becomingGuru: higher directory?
[16:24] <RHorse> becomingGuru HP printers are well supported
[16:24] <metalfan_> Kayla, striclty windows...no ubuntu allowed ;)
[16:24] <boss_mc> Kingsy101: I meant through synaptic or 'sudo aptitude install build-essential'
[16:24] <Kayla> k well then bye
[16:24] <rer3343> !ot | karmelek
[16:25] <rer3343> grml
[16:25] <becomingGuru> whatvn, I mean delete var/spool itself
[16:25] <whatvn> becomingGuru: no
[16:25] <becomingGuru> RHorse, May be, but mine is samsung
[16:25] <metalfan_> rer3343, yeah, auto nick completion...always some bastard in between ;)
[16:25] <whatvn> becomingGuru: yes del queue print job in /var/spool/cups
[16:25] <geev> Jack_Sparrow: can i go back to my previous kenel version here cos i have three after different updates
[16:25] <rer3343> metalfan_: she's gone anyway :)
[16:26] <metalfan_> rer3343, rejoined
[16:26] <Jack_Sparrow> geev you should be able to pick the one you want from grub menu
[16:26] <whatvn> becomingGuru: if you dont need print app, remove cups
[16:26] <rer3343> requit
[16:26] <Kingsy101> boss_mc - ah right cool, I am getting it now, so after I have got this will I be able to run the command 'sudo make all' again and it will work yeh?
[16:26] <becomingGuru> And also, yea... I get an error putting Tomboy and Glipper on to the panel eachtime I boot, But it works if I put them in manually later
[16:27] <whatvn> becomingGuru: what error?
[16:27] <nw-b> what is the latest ubuntu codename?
[16:27] <boss_mc> Kingsy101: hope so, you might need some more libraries/headers but the errors will tell you which ones you need
[16:27] <whatvn> !9.04
[16:27] <geev> Jack_Sparrow: i mean i can i restore the system to previous kenel version
[16:27] <Kingsy101> alright ;) thanks
[16:27] <becomingGuru> whatvn, "Error adding Tomboy to panel; Do U want to delete it?" Nothing helpful
[16:27] <Jack_Sparrow> geev Did you make any backups
[16:28] <geev> no
[16:28] <geev> but when booting i see it on the list
[16:28] <whatvn> becomingGuru: right click on panel, click add to panel, choose sticky note from that list
[16:28] <becomingGuru> BTW, whats are the wildcard characters in ubuntu How do I delete all files rm -rf * doesnt work
[16:29] <vick> How do i install a .deb package all that depends on it like if there is anything it would be downloaded ?
[16:29] <becomingGuru> whatvn, No I hate sticky note... Tomboy is better
[16:29] <vick> Because i have a .deb package no in repos, but it depends on others in repos
[16:29] <Jack_Sparrow> becomingGuru Have you tried making a new launcher on your desktop etc and then dragging that to the panel
[16:29] <becomingGuru> I hv added it already but It fails to add on each bootup
[16:29] <RHorse> becomingGuru my guess is that it can't find some files it needs to start
[16:29] <boss_mc> vick install it with gdebi
[16:29] <whatvn> becomingGuru: rm -rf * will work
[16:29] <thunder> becomingGuru you may have no right to delete. try sudo
[16:29] <edbian> whatfn!!!!!!!!!
[16:29] <ActionParsnip> becomingGuru: check you dont need any of the subfolders
[16:30] <ActionParsnip> becomingGuru: its a very agressive command
[16:30] <vick> boss_mc, thanks
[16:30] <edbian> whatvn, Why are you trying to run that command??
[16:30] <whatvn> edbian: I dont run
[16:30] <Jack_Sparrow> becomingGuru Be VERY careful with that.  You can easily lose everyting
[16:30] <whatvn> edbian: read carefully, please!
[16:30] <ShortWave> Jack_Sparrow: You just gained about 50 karma points.
[16:30] <becomingGuru> U guys wont believe it
[16:30] <becomingGuru> ub@ub-laptop:/var/spool/cups$ sudo ls
[16:30] <becomingGuru> a00008	c00004	c00006	c00008	d00008-001  tmp
[16:30] <becomingGuru> a00009	c00005	c00007	c00009	d00009-001
[16:30] <becomingGuru> ub@ub-laptop:/var/spool/cups$ sudo rm -rf *
[16:30] <becomingGuru> ub@ub-laptop:/var/spool/cups$ sudo ls
[16:30] <FloodBot1> becomingGuru: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:31] <becomingGuru> FloodBot1, Fine... This is just a few lines
[16:31] <ActionParsnip> becomingGuru: use pastebin
[16:31] <becomingGuru> ActionParsnip, Fine
[16:31] <Jack_Sparrow> becomingGuru three lines max please
[16:31] <ActionParsnip> becomingGuru: >2 lins, pastebin
[16:31] <Barridus> FloodBot1 is unsurprisingly, a bot
[16:31] <whatvn> becomingGuru: su, type your password then rm -rf *
[16:31] <edbian> whatvn, I just got here and I see people telling each other to rm -rf * (which deletes everything in your filesystem)  So I worry
[16:31] <lsieufagsehjafg> lol same her
[16:31] <ActionParsnip> whatvn: sudo -i   is advised
[16:32] <lsieufagsehjafg> what does sudo -i do?
[16:32] <Jack_Sparrow> whatvn sudo  not su thanks
[16:32] <boss_mc> edbian: it deletes everything in the active directory
[16:32] <becomingGuru> whatvn, I know the way to delete file... I hv tried to remove.. Thats precicely my complaint... Even after I remove they persist
[16:32] <Jack_Sparrow> edbian agreed, we were all over it
[16:32] <ActionParsnip> edbian: it doesnt if you are in /home or somesuch
[16:32] <boss_mc> edbian: not the whole filesystem (unless you're accidentally in the wrong folder!)
[16:32] <edbian> k
[16:32] <ActionParsnip> edbian: it will only delete the whole system if your pwd is /
[16:32] <boss_mc> Kingsy101: fixéd?
[16:33] <whatvn> Jack_Sparrow: sudo works :|
[16:33] <Jack_Sparrow> :)
[16:33] <whatvn> Jack_Sparrow: sudo cd    dont work
[16:33] <porkpie> Hi guy's .. I am trying to install php5-imap but I get this error Err http://gb.archive.ubuntu.com gutsy/universe php5-imap 5.2.3-0ubuntu1
[16:33] <porkpie>   404 Not Found
[16:33] <Jack_Sparrow> whatvn no it wont
[16:33] <ActionParsnip> porkpie: gutsy is dead
[16:33] <Jack_Sparrow> !gutsy
[16:33] <becomingGuru> BTW, I installed Chrome yesterday, the Dev Build, and it works like a charm
[16:34] <porkpie> ActionParsnip: is there not an archive ?
[16:34] <Jack_Sparrow> porkpie the repos have been pulled
[16:34] <ActionParsnip> porkpie: if you access http://gb.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/  you will see no gutsy on there
[16:34] <zcserei> Hey all. I had a domain name configured to a given IP address. Then we bought a new computer instead of the old server, set up with the old ip address. Now the computer doesn't listen to the domain name just the ip address. How can I set up the server so it would listen to the domain name as well?
[16:34] <porkpie> crap ....
[16:34] <Jack_Sparrow> porkpie see old-releases
[16:34] <porkpie> I need to upgrade the server
[16:34] <RHorse> porkpie try old-releases archive
[16:35] <ActionParsnip> !upgrade | porkpie
[16:35] <porkpie> RHorse: do you have a link
[16:35] <t3kyMp3> hello
[16:35] <remu> Hello everyone, I'm trying to open up an ISO with fileroller, but I'm getting the following error. "CD-ROM is NOT in ISO 9660 format". I can't mount it either. In Windows I am able to mount it though. Anyone know what might be the issue?
[16:35] <Jack_Sparrow> !iso
[16:35] <t3kyMp3> how can i connect to undernet from ubuntu ?
[16:36] <boss_mc> remu: is the windows vista and you are in hardy or less?
[16:36] <remu> Windows is Vista, and I am using Jaunty, and Arch Linux.
[16:36] <ActionParsnip> t3kyMp3: connect to one of these servers http://www.undernet.org/servers.php
[16:37] <ActionParsnip> t3kyMp3: just like you connected here
[16:37] <t3kyMp3> aha, oke thx
[16:37] <headbanger2510_> login
[16:37] <Jack_Sparrow> t3kyMp3 If you are using xchat etc, they also have support channels
[16:37] <headbanger2510_> LOGIN headbanger2510
[16:37] <rozer_> Hi i am using ubuntu 9.04... it really nice .. but my problem is that i install suse 11.1 also .. how can i add /boot/grub/menu.lst entry for suse ?
[16:37] <Jack_Sparrow> headbanger2510_ Please stop
[16:38] <remu> boss_mc, Windows Vista, and I am using Jaunty and Arch Linux.
[16:38] <t3kyMp3> Jack: xchat i`m using
[16:38] <boss_mc> remu: hmmm, so it's not a UDF2.5 issue... I'm out, sorry
[16:38] <Jack_Sparrow> t3kyMp3 /join #xchat
[16:38] <t3kyMp3> thx
[16:40] <Jack_Sparrow> FYI I was only trying to keep headbanger from making a mistake and giving everyone his ident password.
[16:40] <rozer_> any body help..!!
[16:40] <Jack_Sparrow> !ask
[16:41] <Spongy> My C-Media USB Sound card stutters when used (PulseAudio!). Any help?
[16:41] <RHorse> porkpie http://paste.ubuntu.com/189666/ replace gutsy for feisty
[16:41] <karan> hello all
[16:42] <Jack_Sparrow> !hi
[16:42] <rozer_> Jack_Sparrow , i already ask the question..!!
[16:42] <porkpie> RHorse:just use them instead of the current sourcelist
[16:43] <Jack_Sparrow> rozer_ repeat the question every few minutes (not each time it scrolls off the screen)  and try to avoid the help me posts
[16:43] <rozer_> ok..!! i wanna boot suse from ubuntu.. what should be menu.lst entry for suse /
[16:43] <rozer_> ?
[16:44] <Jack_Sparrow> rozer_ ask the suse people what they need in the grub boot command line
[16:44] <nathan7> rozer_: Just make it root=/dev/sda<partition no>
[16:44] <RHorse> porkpie save the old sources.bak and use the new list. Run sudo apt-get update to update the cache.
[16:44] <rozer_> nathan7, ya it shows me parititon not found..
[16:46] <Jack_Sparrow> porkpie Quick way to backup the old list..   cp /etc/apt/sources.list /etc/apt/sources.list.$(date +%m-%d-%Y-%T)
[16:46] <guyvdb_> can anyone explain the difference between packages libavcodec52 and libavcodec-unstripped-50 in ubuntu 9.04
[16:47] <guyvdb_> libavcodec-unstripped-50 = libavcodec-unstripped-52
[16:48] <nathan7> guyvdb_: Debug information. It's a huge size diff
[16:48] <Spongy> My C-Media USB Sound card stutters when used (PulseAudio and ALSA). Any help?
[16:49] <guyvdb_> nathan7 which one has debug info in it?\
[16:49] <dfgas> how do i change the logo for the gnome main menu?
[16:49] <steveccc> what is the best twitter client for ubuntu
[16:49] <Mike_lifeguard> Anyone familiar with texmaker? I'm finding the cursor really hard to see - is there any way to change that?
[16:49] <nathan7> guyvdb_: Unstripped
[16:49] <dfgas> i want to change the ubuntu logo
[16:50] <Klowner> steveccc: I use twitterfox since I always have firefox open anyway
[16:50] <nathan7> steveccc: In my opinion Thwirl
[16:50] <iluminator101> How do i reload gnome panel in ubuntu?
[16:50] <guyvdb_> nathan7 thx
[16:50] <operator19> hello
[16:50] <Jack_Sparrow> dfgas If you are trying to change the start button,  we dont support that effort in this channel
[16:50] <dfgas> um, y
[16:51] <iluminator101> How do i reload gnome panel in ubuntu?
[16:51] <Jack_Sparrow> iluminator101 We can reset one set
[16:51] <ccatter> ccatter hi all
[16:51] <operator19> is there anyone available that would help a serious noob ( I had to figure out how to install XChat... )
[16:52] <Jack_Sparrow> To reset the panel to defaults, type this in a !terminal: « gconftool --recursive-unset /apps/panel && killall gnome-panel »
[16:52] <back> parler vous francais ?
[16:52] <bobf> Hi, a recent Ubuntu upgrade appears to have enabled some irritating sound effects in all my GTK apps. I don't run gnome, so can someone tell me the name of the application I need to run to configure these sounds ?
[16:52] <Jack_Sparrow> operator19 It is as simple as asking your question.. all on one line please
[16:52] <Jack_Sparrow> !fr > back
[16:52] <bobf> If he's French, his French isn't very good. :)
[16:52] <patriconway> you can reload gnome panel by opening the system monitor, and then finding gnome-panel and then right click it and select kill
[16:52] <back> okay thanks
[16:53] <patriconway> it will reload automatically
[16:53] <operator19> I have an external 1TB Hard Drive Formatted into NTFS - theres alot on there - ubuntu wont mount it, even if I tell it to force it...  gparted sees it - but wont do anything
[16:53] <operator19> Thank you Jack_Sparrow
[16:53] <operator19> I am at a loss of what to do...
[16:53] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[16:54] <Jack_Sparrow> operator19 One line...   ty..  The command you used to try and force it?
[16:54] <operator19> I mean I have a lot fo questions, but I can figure most of them out just by using ubuntu  -  I finally quit using vista atogether yesterday, I am a little excited
[16:54] <Jack_Sparrow> operator19 http://www.ubuntupocketguide.com/download_main.html
[16:54] <iluminator101> jacksparrow tried that command it say no process running
[16:54] <nightdrever> is it easy to install linux from usb drive???......when my hardrive alresdy has xp and i want to keep xp????
[16:55] <Jack_Sparrow> !usb
[16:55] <operator19> sudo mount -t yadda yadda -o force
[16:55] <Jack_Sparrow> To Reset All of Gnome: http://linuxfud.wordpress.com/2007/02/14/how-to-reset-ubuntugnome-settings-to-defaults-without-re-installing/       In terminal type:         rm -r .gnome .gnome2 .gconf .gconfd .metacity
[16:55] <bobf> What is the name of the gnome application I need to run to configure GTK sound events ?
[16:56] <Jack_Sparrow> operator19 did you have mount point you were using?
[16:56] <fiorillo> hello
[16:56] <operator19> yes - give me a second and I will give you the full command line
[16:57] <operator19> sudo mount -o force /dev/sde /media/newdir/
[16:57] <ccatter> jemand aus gütersloh da \
[16:57] <Jack_Sparrow> !de
[16:57] <Jack_Sparrow> operator19 lost the trailing /
[16:58] <Spongy> How do I keep my USB sound card from stuttering?
[16:58] <Jack_Sparrow> operator19 sudo mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sda1 /media/locked-drive -o force               is what I would use
[16:58] <Klowner> speech therapy!
[16:58] <Tcl> hello: i just want to see a dvd disk ( a movie) ..and it wont see it the movie plaayer
[16:59] <Xcell> lol
[16:59] <ccatter> ubuntu-de
[16:59] <operator19> what do you mean?
[16:59] <Jack_Sparrow> ccatter /join #ubuntu-de
[16:59] <guyvdb_> if i compile a library (opencv) what should I use as the PREFIX on ubuntu. It defaults to /usr/local
[16:59] <rob235> hey
[16:59] <steveccc> i have downloaded the adobe air installer and its on my desktop - do i need to run it with sudo
[16:59] <Tcl> some nautilus codecs stuff
[16:59] <nightdrever> whats the most popular version of linux?....and why?
[16:59] <iluminator101> thats odd i had reinstall gnome panel
[16:59] <rob235> im writing my first bash script but it always says command not found, does it have to do with the first line and locating bash?
[16:59] <Jack_Sparrow> nightdrever that would be an offtopic discussion..
[16:59] <iluminator101> i get this error The panel encountered a problem while loading "OAFIID:GNOME_FastUserSwitchApplet".
[16:59] <operator19> Ubuntu - because I am a dummy and even I can get it working
[17:00] <Xcell> nightdrever-   distrowatch.com
[17:00] <Spongy> rob235, make sure the script is in a bin folder such as ~/bin and that it's executable
[17:00] <ccatter> www-ubuntu.de
[17:00] <tgm4883> Anyone know the package name for the default mini 9 desktop
[17:00] <lithax> rob235, are you execcuting the script using ./ at the beginnning e.g. ./myscript
[17:01] <rob235> nope
[17:01] <Kingsy101> boss_mc - you there?
[17:01] <thunder> rob235 Try ./scriptname
[17:01] <Tcl> any1 knows what i need to see a dvd disck on my ubuntu ?
[17:01] <Jack_Sparrow> ccatter                          /join #ubuntu-de
[17:01] <thunder> tcl Try mplayer
[17:01] <rob235> that worked
[17:01] <rob235> thanks
[17:01] <Jack_Sparrow> !dvd
[17:01] <guyvdb_> nathan7 If i compile a library what is the best place to put it? It wants to default PREFIX to /usr/local   what should I set it too?
[17:01] <Kingsy101> http://pastie.org/502817 <--- can someone take a look at that, got those when I tried sudo make all ... are they typical ?
[17:02] <nathan7> guyvdb_: /usr/local.
[17:02] <lithax> steveccc, run sudo sh <adobeairinstaller>
[17:02] <nathan7> lithax: No.
[17:02] <guyvdb_> nathan7 thx
[17:02] <nathan7> steveccc: chmod +x <installer> and ./<installer>
[17:02] <Tcl> thunder i meant the unfree codecs :)
[17:02] <nathan7> lithax: It's an ELF
[17:02] <Tcl> thx Jack
[17:03] <Spongy> My C-Media USB Sound card stutters when used (PulseAudio and ALSA). Any help?
[17:03] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[17:03] <ccatter> www.ubuntu.de
[17:03] <lithax> ok
[17:03] <operator19> Jack_Sparrow - thanks for your help, I am on the right track now...
[17:03] <guyvdb_> nathan7 does ldconfig find libs in /usr/local/lib or do i have to set LD_LIBRARY_PATH
[17:03] <rob235> is it hard to handle spaces in filenames when writing a script?
[17:03] <lithax> !sound | Spongy
[17:04] <nathan7> guyvdb_: I believe it does it by itself
[17:04] <RHorse> rob235 escape char is \
[17:04] <nathan7> guyvdb_: Not sure
[17:04] <guyvdb_> k
[17:04] <rob235> yea but i mean when a for loop is going through the files
[17:05] <rob235> oh wait
[17:05] <boss_mc> Kingsy101: yo
[17:07] <boss_mc> Kingsy101: they all look fine tbh
[17:07] <boss_mc> Kingsy101: they're just people being lazy with their coding standards
[17:08] <boss_mc> Does anyone use the GNOME-Colors icon theme?  If so, how can I make the icons be higher resolution (high res is available but seemingly not used)
[17:08] <rob235> ok so in the script if the filename has spaces then the variable $i only contains the last word, how can i fix that
[17:09] <grawity> rob235: If the file name is properly quoted "like this.txt", then $1 will have the entire name.
[17:09] <Kingsy101> boss_mc - thanks :)
[17:10] <rob235> this is what i have: for i in /mnt/blah/* /mnt/blah2/* ; do ln -s $i ; done
[17:11] <Spongy> Couldn't find a solution to my problem in the earlier links. Any other ideas?
[17:13] <_dr> is there any good tool to manage external vga with thinkpads?
[17:15] <_2eXtreme> hey guys! :) i've just downloaded and installed lampp. basically, i want to add it to my applications menu. i've figured out i need to go into the menu layout applet, and from there, i need to select a program to execute. so im guessing i need to write a shell script that will execute the start command for lampp. the only thing is, in order to start lampp, you need to execute the command as sudo, which means ill be promp
[17:15] <Spongy> I think the lampp servers start on boot, so you don't have to start them manually.
[17:16] <_2eXtreme> Spongy: hmm, im not a fan of things starting on boot...id rather have quick and easy access to starting/stopping lampp from the application menu.
[17:16] <jrib> _2eXtreme: did you use APT to install it?
[17:17] <Spongy> I don't know how to keep it from loading at boot, so I can't help you there...
[17:17] <syntac> hi, I have ubuntu on my laptop and for some reason, I only have 3 brightness levels (from like 0-3 where 0 is the dimmest, max brightness would be like 10). when i press brightness up, it gets to 3 then toggles back and forth between 2 and 3
[17:18] <mneptok> _2eXtreme: there is no single "lamp" application
[17:18] <_2eXtreme> jrib: nope, i downloaded it from the site and extracted it with tar
[17:19] <Spongy> I would have used tasksel to install it, but I suppose that works too.
[17:19] <_2eXtreme> mneptok: no, but theres a single command to start all applications, no?
[17:19] <jrib> _2eXtreme: do you know about APT?  That's the recommended way to install things on ubuntu
[17:19] <mneptok> _2eXtreme: no.
[17:19] <mneptok> _2eXtreme: do you mean XAMPP?
[17:19] <evanrmurphy> I've been able to connect to wireless fine for months, but suddenly yesterday it started this pattern of trying to reach the network, making green both spheres in the panel icon, continuing to spin like that for several seconds, and then failing. I've been on an Ethernet cable since then (which works fine btw). I started following https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/WirelessTroubleShootingGuide, but it seems to be m
[17:19] <evanrmurphy> ore directed toward people who haven't gotten their wireless working in the first place, so I hoped to get a second or third opinion before digging into that. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
[17:19] <_2eXtreme> jrib: yeah but sometimes it doesnt work for me properly :(
[17:20] <_2eXtreme> mneptok:sorry yes
[17:20] <jrib> _2eXtreme: that's a bit vague...
[17:20] <_dr> somebody know of a nice display settings manager? the one that comes with gnome won't work for my external vga port
[17:20] <_2eXtreme> jrib: ive used it for ndiswrapper in the past, and it didnt really qork all that well
[17:20] <bobf> Sorry to keep asking the same question, but does anyone know the name of the gnome application I should run to configure GTK sound events ?
[17:20] <_2eXtreme> jrib:why is it preferred?
[17:20] <mneptok> _2eXtreme: you do not want to use that on Ubuntu
[17:20] <JuJuBee> I need some advice....  I accidentally "sudo rm -R /var" and I have a backup from about a montth ago.  I have made changes to a few databases (MySQL) and my VM was stored in /var/lib/vmware.  Can I just copy the backup folder to the HD and move on?
[17:20] <evanrmurphy> And I'm running Jaunty on a Dell Inspiron 1520.
[17:21] <_2eXtreme> mneptok: why not?
[17:21] <mneptok> _2eXtreme: because it completely ignores the entire Ubuntu packaging system.
[17:21] <_2eXtreme> mneptok: okay, what should i use instead?
[17:21] <mneptok> _2eXtreme: XAMPP was created for distributions and platforms *without good packaging systems*
[17:21] <jrib> _2eXtreme: The software you obtain from the repositories using APT is 1) software intended to be used together 2) from a trusted source 3) receives automatic updates
[17:21] <mneptok> _2eXtreme: what is it you want to *do*?
[17:21] <_2eXtreme> jrib: oh okay cool
[17:22] <mib_50zpshjk> hi
[17:22] <_2eXtreme> mneptok: basically, i just want a server setup with mysql and php for hobbyist dev :) i went with xampp because it had the added bonus of perl. i normally use wamp in windows...
[17:22] <Kingsy101> boss_mc - seen this before ? ---> http://pastie.org/502833
[17:23] <mneptok> _2eXtreme: is your Ubuntu installation at all customized/used besides what you did with XAMPP?
[17:23] <_2eXtreme> umm...well i had to install ndiswrapper, and eh...i cant really remember anything else...why?
[17:23] <nathan7> =p
[17:24] <MojoRison> ok, i am reading the manual but am having some difficuties understanding root in ubuntu.  I am trying to move some theme files i downloaded into the usr/shared/themes folder but can not because i am not root, and can not change to root even in terminal....any help would be appreciated.
[17:24] <philsturgeon> Anyone know how to enable RTMP access through the iptables?
[17:24] <nathan7> =p
[17:24] <nathan7> sud osu
[17:24] <nathan7> *sudo su
[17:24] <Kingsy101> or anyone for that matter seen that error msg ?
[17:24] <grawity> nathan7: better is sudo -i
[17:24] <mib_50zpshjk> can any body help regarding boot/config setup on CONFIG_SERIAL pls
[17:24] <Kingsy101> ^^^^^^
[17:24] <mneptok> _2eXtreme: because your best net at this point is to start from scratch. that XAMPP tarball probably littered the HD with cruft.
[17:24] <evanrmurphy> bobf: Have you tried the sound preferences option under System > Preferences, or does that not have what you're looking for?
[17:24] <jrib> !root | MojoRison
[17:24] <_2eXtreme> mneptok: surely i can just uninstall?
[17:24] <jrib> MojoRison: how did you download the files there in the first place?
[17:24] <boss_mc> Kingsy101: what's wrong with that?
[17:24] <nathan7> grawity: RAAH
[17:24] <bobf> evanrmurphy: Yes, that's what I'm looking for, but I don't run Gnome, so I don't have that menu. :) I want the name of the application that that menu option launches.
[17:24] <Hew> Hmm, when exactly does Ubuntu 6.06LTS desktop support end, and how can we tell which packages will be unsupported (ie. which ones are non-server)?
[17:24] <mneptok> _2eXtreme: ummmm ... no. tarballs don;t work that way.
[17:24] <nathan7> mib_50zpshjk: Is on the wiki
[17:25] <mneptok> _2eXtreme: Linux is not Windows.
[17:25] <Kingsy101> boss_mc - what do you mean?
[17:25] <_2eXtreme> mneptok: yeah, but the xampp site gives you teh commands to remove it...
[17:25] <evanrmurphy> bobf: OK, I see. Gimme a sec and I think I can find that for you. :)
[17:25] <boss_mc> Kingsy101: ah, the make not found error.... pastebin the makefile and I'll see if anything jumps out at me
[17:25] <mneptok> _2eXtreme: and if they don't work?
[17:25] <nathan7> bobf: You use what DE?
[17:25] <bobf> evanrmurphy: "ps axf | grep sound" or similar should do it.
[17:25] <bobf> nathan7: I don't. I just run a tiling WM.
[17:25] <nathan7> =0
[17:25] <_2eXtreme> mneptok: nevermind.
[17:25] <mib_50zpshjk> ok thx   but i dont know  what it means  CONFIG_SERIAL_8250_ACCENT=m  like m letter  and y letter
[17:25] <nathan7> Twm?
[17:26] <Kingsy101> boss_mc - the make file?
[17:26] <bobf> StumpWM.
[17:26] <nathan7> mib_50zpshjk: m=module y=yes
[17:26] <mneptok> _2eXtreme: via con dios.
[17:26] <Kingsy101> boss_mc - sorry not sure what you mean...
[17:26] <boss_mc> Kingsy101: in that folder is a file called Makefile, can you pastebin it?
[17:26] <Kingsy101> the contents?
[17:26] <MojoRison> jrib,  thanks
[17:26] <bobf> nathan7: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tKt_rVO960Q Screencast, if you're interested.
[17:26] <mib_50zpshjk> very well thx
[17:26] <Guthur> Is it possible to make sudo output PIPE'able to stdout, and references would be much appreciated
[17:26] <DoToan> ?
[17:26] <Guthur> and/any
[17:27] <MojoRison> nathan7, grawity  thanks
[17:27] <boss_mc> Kingsy101: yeah
[17:27] <Spongy> Still haven't been able to fix the stuttering with the C-Media USB Sound card.
[17:27] <nathan7> bobf: Cool!
[17:27] <Kingsy101> boss_mc - its emtpy
[17:27] <bobf> Guthur: I'm not sure the question makes sense. Why wouldn't "sudo output" go to stdout ?
[17:27] <Kingsy101> which is weird
[17:27] <Guthur> bobf out of the box it doesn't
[17:27] <mib_50zpshjk> ok there's any ready config for 8 port serial pci on boot/config
[17:27] <boss_mc> Kingsy101: that makes no sense...
[17:27] <Guthur> bobf anything marked [sudo]
[17:27] <nathan7> Guthur: It does.
[17:27] <nathan7> Guthur: Oh
[17:27] <nathan7> Guthur: That's stderr
[17:27] <nathan7> Wouldn't make sense
[17:28] <Kingsy101> :(
[17:28] <nathan7> If you pipe sudo stuff
[17:28] <nathan7> And the [sudo] prompt is in there
[17:28] <Kingsy101> I am just trying to jump straight to the ./congure command
[17:28] <nathan7> And you dont see it
[17:28] <Guthur> i want to capture the password request
[17:28] <FloodBot1> nathan7: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:28] <Kingsy101> :)
[17:28] <nathan7> FloodBot1: RAAH
[17:28] <boss_mc> Kingsy101: ah, the ./configure command makes the makefile
[17:28] <mneptok> !enter | nathan7
[17:28]  * nathan7 kicks mneptok
[17:29] <boss_mc> MISTAKE!
[17:29] <mneptok> >:)
[17:29] <Seveas> +5 insightful :)
[17:29] <Kingsy101> boss_mc - ah right ;)
[17:29] <boss_mc> That was good to watch
[17:30] <NemesisD> is there seriously no way to configure notify-osd?
[17:30] <evanrmurphy> bobf: Lost connection for a second... you should try "gnome-volume-control", but I'm concerned if you're not running GNOME that a GNOME-based app won't be helpful.
[17:30] <Kingsy101> boss_mc - for some reason I am having problem installing DAHDI aswell, for some reason when I type chkconfig dahdi on      it says command not found
[17:30] <Kingsy101> dahdi start sayd package not found aswell which is weird because I did everything the tutor told me to
[17:30] <Seveas> Kingsy101, 'chkconfig' is a redhatism. Doesn't work on non-redhat-like-distros like Debian and Ubuntu
[17:31] <whatvn> Kingsy101: chkconfig is for RHEL base
[17:31] <Kingsy101> http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/CentOS+5+and+Asterisk+1.4.x+installation
[17:31] <bobf> evanrmurphy: I can run GTK apps, I just don't use gnome.
[17:31] <Kingsy101> that is what I am following
[17:31] <Kingsy101> well attempting too
[17:31] <Seveas> Kingsy101, centos isn't ubuntu.
[17:31] <mneptok> Kingsy101: you're using CentOS?
[17:31] <Seveas> find a better tutorial
[17:31] <Kingsy101> yeh I know but I am hopingt he shell commands will be similar
[17:31] <Kingsy101> no ubuntu
[17:31] <bobf> evanrmurphy: But yeah, thanks a lot - that has the Sound Theme tab I wanted. Wooo, no more sounds.
[17:31] <Kingsy101> like I said I was hoping it was gonna kinda work
[17:31] <Seveas> Kingsy101, it won't.
[17:32] <LjL> Kingsy101: they often enough aren't
[17:32] <sauvin> Kingsy101, what are you trying to do?
[17:32] <red_zZz> hello, sorry for my english, i'm from russia. some time ago i've installed 9.04JJ.... there were some probs but i've get them down with help from here. today i have another problem: i need to add windows loader to grub.... please give me advice or url to man (i was on grub man, but i dont know name of my windows partition)
[17:32] <Kingsy101> install DAHDI and then install Asterisk
[17:32] <boss_mc> Kingsy101: what's wrong with the copy of asterick in the repos?
[17:32] <evanrmurphy> bobf: Cool! Does that fix your issue then? You can also try "alsamixer".
[17:32] <boss_mc> !info asterisk
[17:32] <Drknezz> Hi!, what's the best way to install KDE 4 in Ubuntu?
[17:32] <Kingsy101> boss_mc - you used asterisk before ?
[17:32] <LjL> !kde > Drknezz    (Drknezz, see the private message from ubottu)
[17:32] <ikonia> Kingsy101: install "kubuntu-desktop" package
[17:32] <boss_mc> Kingsy101: no, never
[17:33] <Kingsy101> has anyone in here used asterisk before ?
[17:33] <mneptok> Kingsy101: do you *have* to use Asterisk, or do you just want working VoIP?
[17:33] <ikonia> Kingsy101: yes
[17:33] <Drknezz> Thx LjL
[17:33] <slipttees> hello guys
[17:33] <Kingsy101> I just want it working with VoIP
[17:33] <djcomp> register <datajpepper>
[17:33] <bobf> evanrmurphy: Well, alsamixer won't get rid of the sound effects - it was just the noises that play when a dialog opens, that kind of thing. They're gone now, hooray.
[17:33] <bobf> evanrmurphy: Thanks for your help.
[17:33] <bobf> .
[17:33] <mneptok> Kingsy101: look at YATE
[17:33] <LjL> Kingsy101: "yes, i've used it before". i'm not sure how that would help since i've used it 5 years ago. perhaps you want to ask a specific question instead?
[17:33] <mneptok> !info yate
[17:33] <Drknezz> LjL, kubuntu-desktop installs KDE 3.5 AFAIK :S
[17:33] <evanrmurphy> bobf: welcome!
[17:33] <ikonia> Kingsy101: it is voip
[17:33] <mneptok> Kingsy101: http://yate.null.ro/pmwiki/index.php?n=Main.GettingStartedOnUbuntu
[17:34] <senzo> Hi people. I'm a newby here
[17:34] <slipttees> howto fix boot splash "out scale"
[17:34] <LjL> Drknezz: no, it doesn't (unless you are on Hardy or previous)
[17:34] <nathan7> Drknezz: Not in 8.10
[17:34] <Drknezz> LjL, so i need no PPA, right?
[17:34] <senzo> I want to get some info on ubuntu
[17:34] <Kingsy101> mneptok - can I pm you a sec? I am finding it hard to talk in here there is alot going on
[17:34] <nathan7> senzo: Welcome!
[17:34] <slipttees> LCD Monitor 15' 1024x768@60
[17:34] <nathan7> senzo: Ask your question.
[17:34] <LjL> Drknezz: not unless you are on Hardy (8.04) or previous.
[17:34] <senzo> Thanks
[17:34] <mneptok> Kingsy101: np
[17:34] <SingAlong> any torrent program for ubuntu?
[17:34] <senzo> Is it stable?
[17:34] <boss_mc> !torrent | SingAlong
[17:34] <LjL> !torrent > SingAlong    (SingAlong, see the private message from ubottu)
[17:35] <davidh38> hey guys, do you know, why lyx crashes so often in version 1.6.2 in the math mode? is there an existing irc channel for lyx?
[17:35] <slipttees> !xorg
[17:35] <mneptok> SingAlong: Transmission is installed by default
[17:35] <senzo> Will it not give me problems when I conncet hardware, eg printers, etc
[17:35] <Spongy> Still haven't been able to fix the stuttering with the C-Media USB Sound card.
[17:35] <Sky3RN> http://www.lignorance.fr/viewart.php?art=32
[17:35] <Drknezz> LjL OkZ, i'm using jaunty, so 'ill proceed, thx for helping out
[17:35] <evanrmurphy> Any suggestions with my wireless issue? I'd been able to connect to wireless fine for months, but suddenly yesterday it started this pattern of trying to reach the network, making both spheres in the panel icon green, continuing to spin like for several seconds, and then finally failing. I've been on an Ethernet cable since then (which works fine btw) and started following https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Wireles
[17:35] <evanrmurphy> sTroubleShootingGuide, but it seems more geared toward people who haven't gotten their wireless working in the first place.
[17:35] <slipttees> !splash
[17:35] <nathan7> =p
[17:36] <LjL> Sky3RN: please don't spam
[17:36] <whatvn> or remove splash sreen :-p
[17:36] <slipttees> thx ubottu
[17:36] <red_zZz> hello, sorry for my english, i'm from russia. some time ago i've installed 9.04JJ.... there were some probs but i've get them down with help from here. today i have another problem: i need to add windows loader to grub.... please give me advice or url to man (i was on grub man, but i dont know name of my windows partition)
[17:36] <Drknezz> evanrmurphy, isn't it a net issue? (Try in winshit/another lappy)
[17:36] <davidh38> does anybody know why lyx crashes so often?
[17:37] <slipttees> !grub | red_zZz
[17:37]  * Drknezz spams "No More F*ing Electro S*t"
[17:38] <ikonia> Drknezz: control your language please
[17:38] <evanrmurphy> Drknezz: Thanks for your reply. Three other computers in the house have continued being able to connect just fine. Any other tips? (I'm running Jaunty on an Inspiron 1520.)
[17:38] <ikonia> Drknezz: if you can't say it without starting it out - don't say it please.
[17:38] <Drknezz> ikonia, i know, just wanted to lol out a bit
[17:38] <ikonia> Drknezz: it's not funny -
[17:38] <senzo> er, guys. any info on problems when connecting hardware like printers on a machine running ubuntu OS?
[17:38] <Drknezz> evanrmurphy, hmmm
[17:38] <pepperjack> red_zZz: there is already a commented out example in the menu.lst you can copy and just chage partition number if you need to.  gksudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst~
[17:38] <pepperjack> red_zZz: er without the ~
[17:38] <Drknezz> evanrmurphy, you have native driver or ndiswrapper?
[17:39] <evanrmurphy> Drknezz: Do you know how I could check that?
[17:39] <pepperjack> senzo: may help -https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Printers
[17:39] <Drknezz> evanrmurphy, did you even install a wireless driver? or it worked OOB?
[17:39] <whatvn> red_zZz: you can easily find partition number by sudo fdisk -l
[17:40] <slipttees> !squid
[17:40] <elia> gayveneto
[17:40] <red_zZz> guys, thanks! ubottu, thanks i'll try...
[17:40] <NemesisD> hey can someone help me out with notifications? Just upgraded and instead of using the cool new black OSD, it uses the ugly old yellow notification window
[17:40] <slipttees> !windows
[17:40] <slipttees> :-p
[17:41] <evanrmurphy> Drknezz: Did a clean install of Jaunty maybe three weeks ago, and it worked right away. I did not seek out a wireless driver.
[17:41] <MojoRison> ok, i'm trying guys.....how can i log on with root permissions on desktop so i can move files into dir owned by root?
[17:41] <Drknezz> evanrmurphy, hmmm....
[17:41] <LjL> !root > MojoRison    (MojoRison, see the private message from ubottu)
[17:41] <Drknezz> evanrmurphy, things are being weird with wireless in jaunty lately
[17:41] <SingAlong> mneptok: thanks!
[17:41] <elia> #gayveneto
[17:41] <SingAlong> transmission has a nice UI too
[17:41] <slipttees> !unix
[17:41] <Guest67202> hey folks
[17:41] <Drknezz> evanrmurphy, pastebin the output of lsmod
[17:42] <slipttees> !darwin
[17:42] <Guest67202> What is the cli command to configure authentication?
[17:42] <Drknezz> !spam | slipttees
[17:42] <slipttees> !vista
[17:42] <whatvn> slipttees: stop. please
[17:42] <Drknezz> slipttees, pm the bot if you want to experiment, dont spam please
[17:42] <chanux> !fsck
[17:42] <Brucevdk> Hi, I have an external monitor and a tablet and the Screen Resolution configuration applet set the Virtual size in xorg.conf to 2944x1200. Now whenever I use the stylus it treats this as the screen resolution. But what I want is to be able to use the stylus on just the tablet and have it ignore the external monitor. Anyone have any ideas?
[17:42] <slipttees> Drknezz: okay kay
[17:42] <slipttees> sorry
[17:43] <LjL> !botabuse | this is the correct trigger
[17:43] <slipttees> !samba | slipttees
[17:43] <Drknezz> np, just fix that pls
[17:43] <slipttees> :-)
[17:43] <Drknezz> LjL, thx for that factoid
[17:44] <Drknezz> evanrmurphy, you there?
[17:44] <red_zZz> whatvn thanks for fdisk -l it was very usefull :) now i know name of my win disk)
[17:44] <Drknezz> lol
[17:44] <chanux> Ubuntu Hardy, Reiserfs, fsck runs everytime I boot, even if I shutdown properly. Any idea?
[17:44] <evanrmurphy> Drknezz: http://paste.ubuntu.com/189705/ Sorry for the delay (first time I've used pastebin), and thanks for your help!
[17:44] <SingAlong> how do i add more torrent trackers to transmission?
[17:45] <Drknezz>  evanrmurphy, np, checking...
[17:45] <she_dyed> Brucevdk: youever looked at /etc/X11/xorg.conf, see if you have one
[17:45] <Drknezz> SingAlong, that isn't recommended
[17:45] <Guthur> in regard to my sudo question earlier; i assume setting the SUDO_ASKPASS env variable to a relevant GUI based authentication prompt would be the best way
[17:45] <Brucevdk> she_dyed: sure, it has a Virtual size and some tablet specific options I configured
[17:45] <chanux> Ubuntu Hardy with Reiserfs here. fsck runs everytime I boot, even if I shutdown properly. Any idea?
[17:46] <Brucevdk> she_dyed: http://pastebin.com/m30a3f84b
[17:46] <whatvn> red_zZz: not at all :)
[17:46] <she_dyed> Brucevdk: k 1 sec
[17:46] <Brucevdk> hmmm maybe I should configure two screens instead of a virtual size
[17:46] <Drknezz> evanrmurphy, i see no wifi driver module loaded
[17:48] <whatvn> chanux: maybe one of your partition need to be repaired
[17:48] <mdm> chanux: reiserfs does a mini fsck to check the tree structure every time it is mounted.  This is quite normal and wanted behavior
[17:48] <Drknezz> evanrmurphy, connect from onther machine
[17:48] <she_dyed> Brucevdk: try it but backup the xorg you have now
[17:48] <chanux> mdm, oh thanx
[17:49] <evanrmurphy> Drknezz: Are you saying I should get on IRC from another machine so I can mess with this one?
[17:49] <Drknezz> evanrmurphy, yes, i'll run some diagnostics with your help, though im no wifi expert
[17:49] <Spongy> My C-Media USB Sound card stutters when used (PulseAudio and ALSA). Any help?
[17:49] <johnfg> hi folks
[17:49] <cryptide> i wonder if running virtualbox with windows xp and firefox while running flash will take up less cpu than running flash on linux
[17:49] <cryptide> :D
[17:50] <johnfg> I've got kerberos up and running fine on ubuntu jaunty.
[17:50] <Drknezz> cryptide, maybe, but it will surely eat your ram
[17:50] <stillinbeta> Hi, I installed Kubuntu-desktop on my vanilla ibex install, and I can't seem to get rid of it. I've tried both aptitude remove and apt-get remove. Forum posts seem to think this will work, but thusfar it has not. Any suggestions?
[17:51] <johnfg> However, there's a bit of a problem with the pam.d files, I think that's due to pam-auth-update not understanding.
[17:51] <evanrmurphy> Drknezz: I'm downloading mIRC on a Windows machine now, anything I can do here in the meantime?
[17:51] <Drknezz> stillinbeta, you had to have installed kubuntu-desktop with aptitude so full-uninstalling works
[17:51] <Drknezz> evanrmurphy, pastebin lspci's output
[17:52] <Drknezz> w00t, kde4 installing
[17:52] <Brucevdk> Anybody know if xorg.conf supports a BelowOf? Like RightOf, LeftOf.
[17:52] <stillinbeta> Drknezz: is that a different command than just remove?
[17:52] <Brucevdk> hmm looks like it does
[17:52] <stillinbeta> aptitude remove-full or something?
[17:52] <Drknezz> stillinbeta, slightly different AFAIK
[17:52] <stillinbeta> I'll hit up the man page
[17:52] <johnfg> My question: pam-auth-update asks if I want: Kerberos Authentication (which should be yes now); Unix Authentication (not sure about this); and ConsoleKit Session Management (don't know about this either).
[17:52] <evanrmurphy> Drknezz: http://paste.ubuntu.com/189712/
[17:53] <Drknezz> stillinbeta, no, you had to have installed it with aptitude in the first place, so removing the metapackage removes all deps
[17:53] <johnfg> What's keeping login from working?  Do I not need the ConsoleKit or the Unix?
[17:53] <Drknezz> evanrmurphy, checking....
[17:53] <ipye> \join #ushahidi
[17:54] <stillinbeta> Drknezz: I'll try it again, but last time it whirred for a couple of seconds then just discarded the metapackage
[17:54] <Getterac7> Ok guys, I'm running Ubuntu 9.04 and i have a Geforce MX 4000 PCI video card.  I see the restricted drivers, but when i hit activate, a window pops up saying "downloading and installing" and then closes right away and it doesn't activate the drivers. Any suggestions?
[17:54] <ikonia> Getterac7: you have to reboot
[17:54] <Brucevdk> she_dyed: alright, restarting X, let's see if it does anything
[17:55] <Getterac7> ikonia: ohh.  i'll give that a try, thanks :)
[17:55] <she_dyed> Brucevdk: got a cold one in the fridge :) <--- Thas plan B
[17:55] <NemesisD> hey can someone help me out with notifications? Just upgraded and instead of using the cool new black OSD, it uses the ugly old yellow notification window
[17:55] <Brucevdk> :-)
[17:55] <Drknezz> stillinbeta, try this: "apt-cache show kubuntu-desktop" copy and paste all deps and remove them
[17:57] <belvis> Hello
[17:58] <IngerPoznas> hello everyone... I have a problem with conflict between my browser Opera and rythmbox player or also Movie player...when i'm on youtube for example if i start plaing a song i can't hear it and the browser will crach and the contrary
[17:58] <IngerPoznas> *crash
[17:59] <stillinbeta> Drknezz: That seems to be working. Thanks, that's a neat trick. I'm a bit confused over why aptitude didn't work, but that's a problem for another time :-)
[17:59] <Drknezz> evanrmurphy, You still there buddy?
[17:59] <Drknezz> stillinbeta, lol
[17:59] <evanrmurphy_> Drknezz: Yes, just got on the other machine.
[17:59] <Spongy> My C-Media USB Sound card stutters when used (PulseAudio). Any help?
[18:00] <Drknezz> evanrmurphy, ok, i think i got a way to make your bcm work 100%
[18:00] <Drknezz> evanrmurphy_, press Alt+F2 and type "gksu gedit /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist"
[18:01] <giovanni> !list
[18:02] <evanrmurphy_> Drknezz: OK, I'm in that file. It's blank. What do you recommend?
[18:02] <Drknezz> evanrmurphy_, paste this: blacklist bcm43xx
[18:02] <Drknezz> evanrmurphy_, and close gedit
[18:03] <Jack_Sparrow> !puregnome
[18:03] <evanrmurphy_> Drknezz: Would you please explain your thinking here?
[18:03] <Drknezz> evanrmurphy_, PM
[18:04] <stillinbeta_> Drknezz: Something went horribly wrong, there.
[18:04] <Drknezz> stillinbeta_, what?
[18:04] <stillinbeta_> I noticed removing gnome-panel going by, and I cntrl-c'd it.