[18:41] <fosco__> kfan, glxinfo | grep -i render
[18:41] <grawity> ascheel: pt, maybe?
[18:42] <ascheel> !pt | Guest85066
[18:42] <rek> ascheel:  they would reccomand to stay here
[18:42] <ascheel> AH HA!  Thanks, grwaity
[18:42] <fosco__> kfan, if it says YES video is ok
[18:42] <rek> my desktop changes every time with fluxbox : help
[18:42] <grawity> Otacon22: Even if you're root. (You _may_ be able to do "cat /dev/pts/whatever", but that is really not guaranteed to work, and the friend will probably notice the slowdown that 'cat' causes.)
[18:42] <Guest85066> obrigada
[18:42] <grawity> Otacon22: Seriously, I would just ask the friend.
[18:42] <kfan> direct rendering: Yes
[18:42] <kfan> OpenGL renderer string: ATI Radeon HD 3200 Graphics
[18:42] <kfan>     GL_KTX_buffer_region, GL_NV_blend_square, GL_NV_conditional_render,
[18:42] <fosco__> kfan, so, it is ok
[18:43] <rek> hei
[18:43] <anybuntu> yo
[18:43] <v-ashitaka-v> hi guys..there is an italian page for ubuntu?
[18:43] <fosco__> !it | v-ashitaka-v
[18:43] <mazda01> just did all of it and it doesn't even open when i clicked on the menu item. what gives? so now I have all this subtitleditor junk throughout my system. how to easily remove?
[18:43] <marko-_-> !offtopic
[18:44] <Dream-Stalker> test
[18:44] <ShortWave> Ok so
[18:44] <ShortWave> 9.04 is failing to connect to my samba shares
[18:44] <cybacme> sup
[18:45] <rek> hei
[18:45] <ascheel> ShortWave: gotta give us more info bud.  Errors?  How are you trying to connect?  Are the connections Ubunto to Ubuntu or Ubuntu to Windows?  What?
[18:45] <rek> help
[18:45] <fosco__> !ask | rek
[18:45] <ascheel> rek: just ask the question
[18:45] <mazda01> trying to open it from the command line, gives me this: subtitleeditor: error while loading shared libraries: libsubtitleeditor.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[18:46] <ShortWave> ascheel: Collecting, one second
[18:46] <rek> my desktop changes background every few seconds
[18:46] <Keiffer> What's the best linux distro?
[18:46] <ikonia> !poll | Keiffer
[18:46] <cybacme> lol
[18:46] <Keiffer> Wrong. Ubuntu!
[18:46] <UnderSampled> Keiffer: What is the best linux distro for you
[18:46] <UnderSampled> ?
[18:47] <cybacme> yep, Ubuntu best.
[18:47] <ascheel> Keiffer: different distros are better suited for different situations.  That's a loaded question, but you're in the Ubuntu channel
[18:47] <ikonia> it's personal prefernce, lets leave it at that
[18:47] <kfan> when i click on ati control center it does not pop up
[18:47] <warden> windows vista basic is the pwn
[18:47] <ikonia> warden: please don't help take it offtopic
[18:47] <mazda01> can someone please tell me how to remove a package when I just did ./configure, make, and make install?
[18:47] <ikonia> guys, the topic is Ubuntu support disccussion please.
[18:48] <aaronvarghese_> #freenode
[18:48] <ascheel> mazda01: try make uninstall
[18:48] <zanberdo> mazda01, often there is an uninstall option for make
[18:48] <Matic> mazda01, make uninstall
[18:48] <mazda01> ascheel, thanks, will try
[18:48] <zanberdo> mazda01, try make uninstall
[18:48] <fosco__> mazda01, usually make uninstall from sources directory, read the README file
[18:48] <ikonia> mazda01: you have to manually remove it if there is not an uninstall routine
[18:48] <mazda01> thanks
[18:48] <ascheel> lol no shortages of answers for mazda01 there
[18:48] <DaZ> mazda01, use checkinstall instead of make install
[18:48] <Keiffer> mazda1, romania?
[18:48] <kfan> what about me? lol     when i click ati catalyst control center it dosnt load up
[18:49] <mazda01> yeah, thank you all!
[18:49] <cybacme> kfan: ati-config
[18:49] <cybacme> kfan: try write in term
[18:49] <UnderSampled> ascheel: I could not find what I was looking for in those files. am I doing something wrong?
[18:50] <yitehay>  is anyone here familiar with privoxy?
[18:50] <ascheel> UnderSampled: what was I helping you with?
[18:50] <cybacme> yitehay: yep
[18:50] <fosa> what's the smbclient command or samba command to list the available hosts?
[18:51] <UnderSampled> ascheel: I had a kernel panic, and I am trying to recover the error report
[18:51] <mazda01> all the files are located in /usr/local/lib/ but subtitleeditor must be looking somewhere else. how can I fix this?
[18:51] <yitehay> (cybacme)<<<have you ever used it or presently using it now?
[18:51] <fosa> like smbfind.. or something?
[18:51] <twig11> How do I remove the default home folder created by a Jaunty install? I set up fstab so ubuntu mounts /home on a different partition, but now how do I access and delete the default /home?
[18:52] <ShortWave> ok mostly solved
[18:52] <ascheel> UnderSampled: if you didn't find the error in those logs, I don't know of anything to help you, I'm sorry.  Someone else may, though.  Ask the question again in its entirety to the channel
[18:52] <ShortWave> ok so
[18:52] <ShortWave> where do I look to change the default SMB domain?
[18:52] <torgrimt> ShortWave: /etc/samba/smb.conf
[18:52] <fosa> woo woo! another person looking for smb help!
[18:52] <ShortWave> For the *browser*, not the server.
[18:52] <DaZ> twig11, umount partition and delete /home ? :f
[18:52] <ShortWave> Will that affect it?
[18:52] <ascheel> For all users using Samba, I am going to recommend:  /join #samba
[18:52] <fosa> ShortWave, torgrimt do you know how to list available hosts?  smbfind or some such?
[18:52] <DaZ> /home/*
[18:53] <twig11> DaZ: I'm pretty new. can you explain that in more detail?
[18:53] <ShortWave> fosa: the file manager should do that.
[18:53] <torgrimt> fosa: sorr, i dont know
[18:54] <Evet> which is the best open-source social networking cms?
[18:54] <DaZ> twig11, explain what exactly? :f
[18:54] <UnderSampled> Hello. I am trying to recover an error report of a kernel panic on my current computer. where can I find it, so I don't have to transcribe the error by hand?
[18:54] <fosa> ShortWave, I'm trying to use the IP address to connect via command line, my graphical manager dies when I try to connect to the windows share
[18:54] <fosco__> !best | evet
[18:54] <fosco__> UnderSampled, /var/log/*
[18:55] <Matic> ubottu, is it true you are just a bot?
[18:55] <b3rz3rk3r> evening all, i'm wishing to backup my installation, slipstreaming all updates and customisation i have done to this install. Can anyone point me in the direction of a tool to do this?
[18:55] <Evet> m
[18:55] <fosco__> b3rz3rk3r, sbackup
[18:55] <mercutio22> A music messaging session has been requested. Please click the MM icon to accept.
[18:55] <twig11> DaZ: On a previous install, I placed /home on its own partition, sda6. When I reinstalled, I left that partition alone, and after the install I set up fstab to mount sda6 as /home. that's the home folder I'm using now. I'm not sure even how to find the default home directory created during the install.
[18:56] <b3rz3rk3r> fosco__, il check it out now, thx
[18:56] <twig11> DaZ: do you understand what I'm doing?
[18:56] <Myrtti> mercutio22: hello
[18:56] <Matic> b3rz3rk3r, sbackup will definitely do the job
[18:56] <twig11> DaZ:what I'm trying to do that is.
[18:56] <b3rz3rk3r> Matic, good to hear a second vote for it... thx lads
[18:57] <Matic> b3rz3rk3r, men! :)
[18:57] <DaZ> twig11, default home is hiddem because of partition mounted at /home/
[18:57] <ascheel> b3rz3rk3r: there are 2 things you want to do.  First is get a list of all installed applications.  See this link:  http://www.arsgeek.com/2006/09/19/ubuntu-tricks-how-to-generate-a-list-of-installed-packages-and-use-it-to-reinstall-packages/
[18:57] <DaZ> twig11, unmount it  to see it
[18:57] <ascheel> b3rz3rk3r: if you're interested in settings files, I'd recommend backing up /etc.  Individual user files, /home
[18:58] <zen> none of you would happen to know where i could find that video of berserkaaar since it was removed from youtube, would you?
[18:58] <v-ashitaka-v> please can you regive me the italian room of ubuntu?
[18:58] <fosco__> !it
[18:58] <twig11> DaZ: How do I unmount that partition if it's the home folder I'm using?
[18:58] <zen> ooops wrong channel
[18:58] <b3rz3rk3r> ascheel, i was hoping that i could just backup the current state of my system to a dvd and make it bootable?
[18:58] <DaZ> twig11, logout, and log in as root in the terminal
[18:58] <ascheel> b3rz3rk3r: sorry I wouldn't know.  :(  Someone else suggested 'sbackup' though
[18:59] <grawity> DaZ: 'root' account is by default locked on Ubuntu. Using 'sudo -s' is preferred.
[18:59] <fosco__> twig11, select recovery mode in the grub menu, it will be easyest
[18:59] <cosa> hola
[18:59] <legend2440> b3rz3rk3r: http://www.geekconnection.org/remastersys/remastersystool.html
[18:59] <DaZ> grawity, and it won't give errors while umountng /home ?
[18:59] <erUSUL> !es | cosa
[18:59] <cosa> al guien sabe una pagina wuebg guarra
[19:00] <UnderSampled> fosco__: what do you mean by '*'?
[19:00] <grawity> DaZ: Good question ... 'exec sudo -s' then?
[19:00] <b3rz3rk3r> legend2440, that seems to be exactly what im after! Nice one man!
[19:00] <DaZ> whatever
[19:00] <DaZ> setting root password is easier
[19:00] <JonathanEllis> I cant play ogg vorbis files but I can play mp3. I have vorbistools installed. What am I missing?
[19:00] <fosco__> UnderSampled, different files in that dir contain different kernel and application information
[19:00] <somaunn> hello guys
[19:00] <somaunn> i've a problem since this morning
[19:00] <Paulo39> hi, its possible do handle apps like pidgin or firefox in a screen session?
[19:00] <sebsebseb> !details |  somaunn
[19:01] <somaunn> trying to load a flycard usb edge modem on my jaunty
[19:01] <UnderSampled> fosco__: so, which one would it be in?
[19:01] <somaunn> but the system it's not picking up the device
[19:01] <fosco__> UnderSampled, just look inside them
[19:01] <Paulo39> or it is just possible with console' apps?
[19:01] <DaZ> twig11, sudo passwd root, type password you want, logoud, switch to tty1, login as root and umount /home
[19:01] <DaZ> logout*
[19:01] <sebsebseb> somaunn: dialup or broadband?
[19:02] <somaunn> sebsebseb, broadband
[19:02] <ShortWave> So tell me
[19:02] <UnderSampled> somaunn: cellular, or phone line?
[19:02] <ShortWave> Why don't my mounted SMB shares show up in the normal file browser from firefox?
[19:02] <twig11> DaZ: does it actually matter if the default home directory is there?
[19:03] <DaZ> twig11, root uses /root as home directory
[19:03] <somaunn> i mean the system is just picking up the device as a mass storage
[19:03] <somaunn> cellular
[19:03] <whileimhere> Hi. I was wondering if there is any website someone could recommend that discusses ways to speed up gnome other than turning off un-used services? I was wondering if things like the themes and the wallpaper really have an effect on the speed of gnome?
[19:03] <fosco__> twig11, no, it doesn't matter
[19:03] <DaZ> twig11, or you can set up user directory somewhere else with usermod
[19:03] <Matic> JonathanEllis, Have you tries another player like mplayer?
[19:03] <DaZ> twig11, or just remove /home partition from fstab
[19:04] <DaZ> this is linux, think on your own <:
[19:04] <somaunn> maybe the brand going to help: flycard
[19:04] <sebsebseb> somaunn: not my area
[19:05] <sebsebseb> somaunn: try ##linux
[19:05] <JonathanEllis> Matic: I havent tried mplayer yet. Is that just command line driven?
[19:05] <somaunn> sebsebseb, ok - i'll try
[19:05] <DaZ> JonathanEllis, yes
[19:05] <warden> JonathanEllis, vlc perhaps?
[19:05] <grawity> DaZ: "This is Linux, RTFM"? :)
[19:05] <pepperjack> whileimhere: i wouldnt think they would have an impact (measurable).  Only perhaps in mem usage that that would only be maybe a MB or two
[19:06] <Flannel> !rtfm | grawity
[19:06] <twig11> DaZ: fosco__: thanks for the suggestions. Unfortunately I have to be careful about thinking on my own. I'm pretty new to linux, and the computer's used by non-tech-savvy people who don't have much patience if I've broken the system and they want to check their email. Know what I mean?
[19:06] <Matic> whileimhere, normally it is indicated in the system requirements the minimum resources you need on your machine, every distro has it's own and what they release is deemed fit. if it doesn't favour your machine, please upgrade. thanks
[19:06] <twig11> DaZ: I think I'll leave things as they are if it won't make future problems.
[19:06] <whileimhere> pepperjack so its not worth toying with it then. Ionly have 1 gig ram so I sometimes have to go into fluxbox to work on graphics.
[19:06] <deco> cd /var
[19:06] <deco> ls
[19:06] <Matic> JonathanEllis, you can install gnome-mplayer it a nice app
[19:06] <ShortWave> Hrm
[19:06] <DaZ> twig11, it won't make any problems
[19:07] <grawity> Flannel: I know, dammit. Reread the message.
[19:07] <DaZ> i thought you want to acces files there [;
[19:07] <twig11> DaZ: okay, thanks.
[19:07] <DaZ> grawity, why rtfm? <:
[19:07] <camello> why I can't join in #supremos with pidgin?
[19:07] <ShortWave> Anyone here know why mounted SMB shares won't show up in the "Places" box on a standard file open dialog?
[19:07] <DaZ> it was more 'this is linux, be creative'
[19:07] <stew> camello: please respond to my PMs
[19:08] <zimbres> why ubuntu is hosted in an specific microsoft related web-hosting?
[19:09] <JonathanEllis> Matic: gnome-mplayer doesnt work either. Gives a whole bunch of error messages one after another
[19:09] <DaZ> zimbres, because ubuntu is microsoft secret project
[19:09] <Matic> JonathanEllis, please paste the errors
[19:09] <DaZ> pastebin :c
[19:10] <Matic> DaZ, not really
[19:10] <JonathanEllis> Matic: Once I manage to dismiss the multiple error boxes I will. Is there a log?
[19:10] <Pici> zimbres: I'm not sure I understand what you're asking, can you rephrase?
[19:10] <stryker> If ubuntu is being installed in a hard drive that doesn't have an operating system but already has files in it, will ubuntu ask if you want to partition over it or will it just install it?
[19:11] <JonathanEllis> stryker: It will ask
[19:11] <Leapo> This the right channel for PowerPC Ubuntu?
[19:11] <stryker> JonathanEllis: okay, thanks
[19:11] <Matic> stryker, yes ofcourse and if you do not partition it will overwrite!
[19:12] <stryker> Matic: jaja okay, i see
[19:12] <Myrtti> !ppc | Leapo
[19:12] <syntax> I got a question..If you had sound and after you reboot the sound goes out how do you fix it in ubuntu linux
[19:12] <stryker> anybody know how to have different background images with the Desktop Cube effect in Compiz?
[19:13] <zimbres> Pici, Since .net is mycrosoft related I thoght it be more natural to host ubuntu in savannah for example instead of launchpad,
[19:14] <Emad> hi
[19:14] <Pici> zimbres: I'm not sure what you mean, could you perhaps explain in #ubuntu-offtopic as this doesn't seem support related.
[19:14] <Jordanmota> Just installed Ubuntu - Fresh - The folder "File System" (with a padlock symbol next to it) shows as having 23 GB (278,437 items totalling 23.0 GB). That can't be right?
[19:14] <Emad> anyone knows a good chatting server to go to????
[19:14] <Matic> Jordanmota, justify that
[19:15] <JonathanEllis> Matic: Does gnome-mplayer have an error log?
[19:15] <sebsebseb> Jordanmota: you can install gparted and  upload a screenshot,  and i'll tell you if your partitions are ok or not, no problem
[19:16] <sebsebseb> !screenshot |  Jordanmota
[19:16] <Jordanmota> Matic -  I literally just installed Ubuntu. When I booted up first time, it wanted to install some updates. I clicked "install" but it said I didn't have enough free space... so I checked out the folder and saw it had 23 GB of files in it.
[19:16] <Jordanmota> Thanks, I will do a print screen soon.
[19:17] <fosco__> Jordanmota, open a terminal and type df -h
[19:17] <kfan> Parse error on line 34 of section Module in file /etc/X11/xorg.conf somone help me with this?
[19:17] <sebsebseb> Jordanmota: or you can do that
[19:18] <fosco__> kfan, that line has a syntax error, open with an editor and repair it
[19:18] <danzyg__> i get a error that says " failed to start the x server " when i try to run a version of ubuntu that i got with my book ... Hacking the art of exploitation. Can anyone help me ... my video card is 256 MB Nvidia Gforce 8600 if that helps at all
[19:18] <sebsebseb> fosco__: maybe he dosn't know how to repair the file
[19:18] <vishal> Hi, what tool can I use to montior the current rate of data speed on my computer with my isp ?
[19:19] <fosco__> vishal, iptraf
[19:19] <ctmjr> kfan: what command did you run to get this error?
[19:19] <Jordanmota> fosco - I just typed df -h in terminal. Should I screen capture this, or can I copy paste it somewhere?
[19:19] <fosco__> Jordanmota, copy&paste to pastebin.com
[19:20] <danzyg__> i just tried to start it ... its a live boot CD
[19:20] <sebsebseb> !pastebin |  Jordanmota
[19:20] <lesshaste> I get " shm.c: mmap() failed: Cannot allocate memory" all the time when using pidgin.. anyone else seen this?
[19:21] <kfan> how do i open xorg.conf  so i can save to it?
[19:21] <fosco__> kfan, sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[19:21] <danderson> Hi. I'm wanting to reinstall an ubuntu on top of another distro. The disk has an encrypted volume with all the partitions in it, created by Intrepid a while back.
[19:21] <kfan> thanks
[19:21] <danderson> Does the Jaunty installer offer the option to reuse partitions in that volume without destroying them?
[19:22] <Matic> JonathanEllis, please try installing svn mplayer by following this post, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=558538
[19:23] <Jordanmota> Okay - I just used pastebin - http://paste.ubuntu.com/234683/
[19:23] <Qu4R0w> my gnome corrupted
[19:23] <Jordanmota> Cool service btw...
[19:23] <n_nick> hi got a problem with Ubuntu Installation.. I used the ":create USB start up disk option" and then on my laptop booted from the usb but then the screen went blank and it displayed 4 character garbage ($%*#) something like that...with a blinking cursor and nothing happens i tried with 8.10 and 9.04 both both giving the same problem
[19:23] <n_nick> how should i install ubuntu.. ? i dont have a CDRom
[19:24] <sebsebseb> n_nick: sounds like some sort of xorg issue,   what graphics card do you have? how old is it?
[19:24] <JonathanEllis> Matic: vlc also does not play ogg viles and neither does totem. I think the problem is the codec
[19:24] <sebsebseb> !install |  n_nick
[19:24] <vishal> fosco_: thanks I installed it and its working great !
[19:24] <n_nick> i got an atom processor
[19:24] <JonathanEllis> !ogg
[19:25] <n_nick> its a Net book
[19:25] <sebsebseb> n_nick: I see, did you try the netbook version?
[19:25] <n_nick> no
[19:25] <Qu4R0w> my gnome corrupted..how to reinstall gnome?
[19:25] <n_nick> i have the 9.04 iso
[19:25] <n_nick> so tried that only
[19:25] <Matic> JonathanEllis, I asked you to paste the error messages so I can tell what's wrong
[19:25] <sebsebseb> n_nick: well you should  probably try the netbook version
[19:26] <JonathanEllis> Matic: I asked you where the error log was so I could paste the errors
[19:26] <sebsebseb> n_nick: three versions of 9.04,   desktop,  server, and netbook
[19:26] <n_nick> desktop
[19:26] <sebsebseb> n_nick: well the special  netbook version is likely to run better
[19:26] <sebsebseb> in your case
[19:26] <n_nick> hmm
[19:26] <NewProggie> Hi
[19:26] <Evet> best
[19:27] <sebsebseb> !netbook |  n_nick
[19:27] <n_nick> well then its best to download the netbook version of ubuntu and try
[19:27] <Evet> what is the ubuntu best channel?
[19:27] <sebsebseb> n_nick: yep
[19:27] <sebsebseb> Evet: depends
[19:27] <legend2440> !best
[19:27] <Matic> JonathanEllis, check in the syslog
[19:27] <NewProggie> Anyone knows how to get proxy settings working with firefox? Seems something is still missing :-/
[19:28] <Evet> thanks
[19:28] <mgolisch> NewProggie: what settings?
[19:28] <mgolisch> NewProggie: you set a proxy in firefox? maybe you did something wrong?
[19:28] <Matic> NewProggie, what error do you get?
[19:28] <pepperjack> NewProggie: they should be under preferences --> advanced options --> network or whatever
[19:28] <NewProggie> mgolisch: I don't like using IE6 at work, so I put firefox on my usb-drive and adviced firefox to import settings from IE
[19:29] <lesshaste> I get " shm.c: mmap() failed: Cannot allocate memory" all the time when using pidgin.. anyone else seen this?
[19:29] <Pici> lesshaste: Have you checked for similar bugs on Launchpad?
[19:29] <NewProggie> but I still can't connect to web, it says that there's a connection but maybe wrong proxy settings
[19:29] <lesshaste> Pici, I say something that talked about gstreamer
[19:29] <mgolisch> NewProggie: just check the proxy settings in firefox
[19:29] <lesshaste> Pici, but I am not playing any video or audio
[19:29] <LordLandon> NewProggie: so set the proxy settings manually.
[19:29] <Pici> lesshaste: Perhaps you should log a new bug then?
[19:30] <pepperjack> NewProggie: id say its very likely maybe firefox isnt picking them up you can open up ie to find them and then put em in firefox
[19:30] <vivxone_> helo
[19:30] <JonathanEllis> Matic: The syslog is huge. How do I grep it?
[19:30] <sebsebseb> !hi |  vivxone_
[19:30] <Evet> How can I force to close a running program?
[19:30] <NewProggie> mgolisch: LordLandon: pepperjack: I put the settings to automatically find the networks proxy settings, is there a way to look for the right proxy server in IE?
[19:30] <legend2440> Jordanmota: did you manually partition the drive or did the ubuntu installer do it?
[19:31] <vivxone_> hhey guys i am  not able to install ubuntu 9.04 on p-4 intel ,,,,-ata hard disk  ,,,,can any one help me plzzz i am in very big truble
[19:31] <Matic> JonathanEllis, grep -r 'type one of the errors here' *
[19:31] <NewProggie> the menu in IE6.0 is hidden, so I have to look it up somewhere else..
[19:31] <NewProggie> I mean the menu for network settings is hidden
[19:31] <mgolisch> NewProggie: controlpanel -> internet options
[19:31] <ARMENIAN> I want to buy a wireless adapter for a computer, I have two in mind, can someone help me in verifying that they will work in ubuntu?
[19:31] <pepperjack> NewProggie: alt-f
[19:31] <Jordanmota> legend2440: I did it in the live cd using the partition tool. I shrunk the windows vista partition and created a new one. Then installed it and it took over the rest
[19:31] <NewProggie> mgolisch: hidden unfortunately :-/
[19:31] <Matic> vivxone_, don't panic, what happens
[19:31] <ericP> i have set Preferences::Preferred Applications::Internet to firefox, /etc/mailcap has no refs to either firefox or opera, yet, after installing opera, my konsole Open Link menu selection has been starting opera instead of using firefox
[19:32] <mattwj2002> hi guys
[19:32] <vivxone_> i am able to install ubuntu 9.04 on my pc
[19:32] <mgolisch> NewProggie: then no idea, maybe check netstat while browsing it might show the open connection to the proxy
[19:32] <ericP> optimum would be that it opens a tab in which ever is running, but that's for later
[19:32] <NewProggie> mgolisch: pepperjack: Is IE6 writing the settings somewhere into a file?
[19:32] <ARMENIAN> anyone?
[19:32] <mattwj2002> I am having some wireless weirdness
[19:32] <legend2440> Jordanmota: wekk the reason you cant do the updates is there is no room    /dev/sda5             2.3G  2.1G  140M  94% /
[19:32] <NewProggie> mgolisch: thats a good idea
[19:32] <vivxone_> when i click install button  then pc hang
[19:32] <deco> im trying to setup fetchmail to fetch gmail it connects than i get an error that says can't connect to localhost connections refused
[19:32] <mattwj2002> matt@node1:~$ iwconfig eth1
[19:32] <mattwj2002> eth1      IEEE 802.11  Nickname:""
[19:32] <mattwj2002>           Access Point: Not-Associated
[19:33] <lesshaste> Pici, I might have to
[19:33] <lesshaste> as you say
[19:33] <sebsebseb> ARMENIAN:  probably a question that is better to ask in ##linux  the general Linux channal
[19:33] <sebsebseb> ARMENIAN: or in #ubuntu-offtopic
[19:33] <ARMENIAN> sebsebseb: thanks :)
[19:33] <Matic> vivxone_, upgrade your memory or graphics card
[19:33] <ARMENIAN> #linux
[19:33] <mattwj2002> but I have a wireless connection.....and my wireless bars are white instead of blue
[19:33] <mattwj2002> anyone know why?
[19:33] <pepperjack> !hardware | ARMENIAN may help
[19:33] <kaffien> vlc played back the video but could not play the audio due to missing samr codec
[19:33] <JonathanEllis> Matic: The errors are not in the syslog
[19:34] <Jordanmota> legend2440: I was just looking at /dev/sda5 - how did it get created?
[19:34] <Flannel> ARMENIAN: just remember that that hardware list isn't exhaustive.
[19:34] <JonathanEllis> How do I reinstall the ogg vorbis codec?
[19:34] <fosco__> mattwj2002, because you're low on signal
[19:34] <mattwj2002> nope
[19:34] <mattwj2002> signal is nice and strong
[19:34] <Paulo39> i have ubuntu, and i have both gnome and kde installed. there are a process (avant window navigator) that i set up to run automatically when i start ubuntu. but now, i installed kde and when i start kde, awn stats too. i want to configure it to just start when i enter in gnome. is that possible?
[19:34] <mattwj2002> I am very close to the router
[19:34] <Matic> JonathanEllis, there's a post I suggested you check, am sure it will help, I had the same problem and svn mplayer played the files
[19:34] <mattwj2002> the router is less than 20 feet from me
[19:35] <kaffien> i'll try mplayer
[19:35] <Matic> JonathanEllis, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=558538
[19:35] <nkvorn> what fs is best to use with an ssd?
[19:35] <Jordanmota> legend2440: I created the /dev/sda3 for Ubuntu (59 GB) so unsure what to do now...
[19:35] <legend2440> Jordanmota: not sure  is 2.3 G what was left for Ubuntu after you shrunk the Vista partition?
[19:35] <om26er> plz any1 tell me how to clone ubuntu installation
[19:35] <fosco__> !best | nkvorn
[19:35] <pepperjack> nkvorn: consensus is ext2 since some fear journaling on solid state
[19:36] <mattwj2002> why would iwconfig say no access point is associated?
[19:36] <warden> nkvorn, i just leave them fat32 that way they can work in any OS
[19:36] <Jordanmota> legend2440: I gave Ubuntu 59 GB for the install - that's what I shrunk the Vista partition by.
[19:36] <warden> nkvorn, opps i thought you meant SD no ssd sorry
[19:36] <JonathanEllis> Matic: Thing is I want to be able to play ogg files in Quod Libet with all my other music files, not have to run a particular app just to play ogg which should be supported by default. Or do the other players use mplayer as their backend?
[19:36] <ctmjr> !clone | om26er:
[19:36] <om26er> how to clone ubuntu installation on a new drive
[19:37] <legend2440> Jordanmota: well ubuntu was installed on   /dev/sda5. i dont dual boot so i wont be much help
[19:37] <JonathanEllis> Matic: I am also reluctant to compile an unstable player - especially if its not the player thats the problem but the codec
[19:37] <KB1JWQ> om26er: Could do it with dd, depending.
[19:37] <Jordanmota> legend2440: No problem.
[19:37] <om26er> KB1JWQ: what is dd
[19:37] <KB1JWQ> om26er: man dd
[19:37] <Jordanmota> When I create a partition - do I create a primary one, or extension? Ext2 or NTFS?
[19:38] <aslan> hello, i have been running ubuntu jaunty 32bit, since it came out with no problems. I updated to 64bit, and since then gnome-terminal is using a ton of memory.
[19:38] <DaZ> Jordanmota, doesn't matter
[19:38] <Jordanmota> I just shrunk my vista partition to dual boot, and it obviously went wrong...
[19:38] <aslan> I have 2 Gigs, and it's using 30%
[19:38] <om26er> KB1JWQ: sudo apt-get install dd?
[19:38] <aslan> anyone seen this issue?
[19:38] <nkvorn> pepperjack: i installed ubuntu 9.04 and i chose ext4! would you suggest to convert it to ext2?
[19:38] <KB1JWQ> om26er: If it's not installed by default on your box, something's likely very wrong; it's part of the basic *nix toolset.
[19:39] <KB1JWQ> aslan: How did you update to 64 bit?
[19:39] <Jordanmota> DaZ: Cool - but then I am not sure what I did wrong then... because all I did was shrink my partition and create a new one. I did not format it... just left it and then ran the Ubuntu install.
[19:39] <Jordanmota> And its given me a weird result... http://paste.ubuntu.com/234683/
[19:40] <DaZ> Jordanmota, ntfs needs defrag before resizing
[19:40] <om26er> KB1JWQ: i want to make the copy of my current installation and make that copy default
[19:41] <om26er> KB1JWQ: it is installed on a slow drive
[19:41] <DaZ> Jordanmota, this is from livecd?
[19:41] <DaZ> wait..
[19:41] <Jordanmota> DaZ: Yes
[19:41] <DaZ> hm
[19:42] <DaZ> Jordanmota, then it doesn't look weird imho
[19:43] <Cube> ok im having BIG issues with GRUB
[19:43] <Cube> i had no problems at all
[19:43] <DaZ> i'm tired
[19:43] <Cube> but now suddenly
[19:43] <Jordanmota> I created 2 partitions (splitting 1 into 2) - but looking at it now, there's sda1, sda2, sda3... sda5 ??
[19:43] <Cube> it doesnt start but says: Error 25
[19:44] <aslan> KB1JWQ: fresh install
[19:44] <aslan> I did copy directories/files over from 32bit though.. just stuff in my ~
[19:44] <Jordanmota> and it's sda5 where it installed itself in... not the partition I created for it (thus leaving me with no free space) :(
[19:45] <om26er> plz tell me how to clone my current ubuntu jaunty installation on another hard drive
[19:45] <Pici> !clone | om26er
[19:46] <pepperjack> Jordanmota: maybe a quick reboot then run gparted to clean it up from livecd?
[19:47] <Cube> it doesnt start but says: Error 25
[19:47] <Cube> it doesnt start but says: Error 25
[19:48] <Jordanmota> pepperjack: I don't know what I am doing...
[19:49] <pepperjack> Jordanmota: ok.  gparted is super easy to use.  it allows you to resize a partition and free up space for a new partition
[19:50] <Jordanmota> pepperjack: Should I delete sda3 (the partition I originally created for Ubuntu) and resize sda5 to fill out the remaining disk space? Here's the print out of my drive for reminder - http://paste.ubuntu.com/234683/
[19:51] <aslan> So, since no one seems to know what I can try to fix gnome-terminal from consuming so much memory, can anyone tell me how to use valgrind or something so I can open a bug?
[19:51] <om26er> plz tell me how to install gparted 0.4.5
[19:52] <sebsebseb> !info gparted
[19:52] <sebsebseb> om26er: why do you want a later one:?
[19:52] <sebsebseb> om26er: surely the one in the repo should be ok?
[19:52] <om26er> sebsebseb for mmc partition buy default
[19:52] <sebsebseb> om26er: mmc partition by default???
[19:53] <pepperjack> Jordanmota: you can kinda resize them however you like.  if you have nothing saved id be tempted to just delete the partitions and reinstall
[19:53] <JonathanEllis> Matic: I reinstalled vorbistools and that seems to have solved the problem
[19:53] <LexLuth0r> !latest
[19:53] <om26er> sebsebseb: i cannot partition mmc but by the following command i can gparted /dev/mmcblk..
[19:53] <sebsebseb> om26er: maybe there's a ppa for a later version of gparted, if not mayb a deb, and if not  you can compile yourself
[19:54] <om26er> sebsebseb: and the latest has the feature
[19:54] <Janhouse> How can I check what mac address my wireless card has?
[19:55] <OEP> Janhouse, maybe ifconfig or iwconfig does the trick?
[19:55] <sebsebseb> om26er: search google for   gparted ppa  or some such,  and if there is one it  should be on launchpad
[19:55] <mchan> hi
[19:55] <warden> Janhouse, ifconfig
[19:56] <mchan> does anyone know why /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/phc_controls doesn't exist?
[19:57] <mchan> should it exist on every setup?
[19:57] <sebsebseb> mchan:  What are you talking about?
[19:58] <legend2440> Jordanmota: you mentioned Vista before. which of these partitions is Vista supposed to be on?
[19:58] <om26er> sebsebseb: thanx i found the ppa
[19:58] <sebsebseb> om26er: ok good
[19:59] <mchan> sebsebseb: i'm trying to 'cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/phc_controls' but it doesn't exist. should it exist?
[19:59] <aslan> mchan: it's not on my system.
[20:00] <mchan> ooh
[20:01] <sephy> So, I'm having troubles playing DVDs. I have VLC media player installed and The Ubuntu Restricted Extras and I still cannot see to get the DVD to play. Am I missing aditional things needed?
[20:01] <sebsebseb> sephy: yep you need libdvdcss2, but it may not be fully legal in USA
[20:02] <sebsebseb> !medibuntu |  sephy
[20:02] <sephy> Thank you
[20:02] <sebsebseb> sephy: np
[20:03] <yitehay> can anyone tell me why adobe flash want work?
[20:03] <iceroot> yurebis: no
[20:03] <boss_mc> !flash | yitehay: how much of this have you tried?
[20:03] <sebsebseb> mchan: don't know
[20:04] <fumblnoob> yitehay: 64bit?
[20:04] <yitehay> i've tried installing from the synaptics add remove and the adobe site
[20:04] <iceroot> yitehay: can you please post some details + errors? so that we dont have to ask everything
[20:05] <yitehay> ok
[20:06] <yitehay> well when I try to use differnt app's that require adobe it says I dont have the correct version of it installed and when I install all that they offer for linux I still have a problem
[20:07] <dr3mro> please i need help from someone expert here i ran deporphan and it gave me list of packages that needed to be removed and here is the list http://pastebin.com/m5220cdd6 is it safe to remove those . I use jaunty
[20:08] <Qu4R0w> now i had xp+ubuntu..i want to add backtrack 4.will it make my GRUB corrupt?
[20:08] <sebsebseb> Qu4R0w: you shoudn't use  backtrack 4 as a desktop SO
[20:08] <sebsebseb> OS
[20:08] <kyja> why is my java crash happy?
[20:08] <Qu4R0w> it no desktop environment?
[20:09] <dr3mro> backtrack is for pentest not desktop environment
[20:09] <dr3mro> backtrack is buggy for a desktop
[20:09] <sebsebseb> backtrack is  not a Desktop OS
[20:09] <dr3mro> use hardy or jaunty
[20:09] <dr3mro> http://pastebin.com/m5220cdd6
[20:09] <dr3mro> please i need help from someone expert here i ran deporphan and it gave me list of packages that needed to be removed and here is the list http://pastebin.com/m5220cdd6 is it safe to remove those . I use jaunty
[20:09] <FloodBot1> dr3mro: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:09] <aresnick> Is there a way to dump the list of files in the index updatedb uses to a text file?  I don't want to actually run updatedb (a bunch of files were deleted, and I'd like to be able to look at which)
[20:09] <Qu4R0w> will backtrack give crash to my GRUB?
[20:10] <dr3mro> Qu4R0w, if it corrupted grub it's repairable
[20:10] <warden> !topic
[20:10] <thiebaude> !grub
[20:10] <Qu4R0w> ok2..tq all..i try
[20:10] <sebsebseb> Qu4R0w: backtrack is for security  reasearch and such,  it was not made to be a Desktop OS
[20:11] <SHEITAN> nne
[20:13] <gee> new to ubuntu, need help. I mistakingly changed my user /home/ directory to /root. Now i cant login. Is there a command i can use in failsafe terminal to change back may directory to /home?
[20:13] <UnderSampled> Ok, so I am trying to follow https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingACPI
[20:13] <UnderSampled> however, it ascs for a tarball of the /proc/acpi directory, of which there is none
[20:14] <Spongeroberto> hi! I switched from fedora 10 to the latest ubuntu, and I must say it feels much more sluggish for some reason. Aside from installing the proprietary nvidia drivers ubuntu recommended to me, everything else is still set to default - any ideas what the problem might be?
[20:14] <rdsnet_slatina> hello
[20:15] <rdsnet_slatina> i need to install vuze how can i do that?
[20:16] <legend2440> aresnick: in terminal type  man updatedb  scroll down to the   -o flag. is that what you mean?
[20:16] <UnderSampled> I can get a folder of that name if I choose a different way to dissable acpi, but I don't know which one I should go with
[20:16] <ctmjr> rdsnet_slatina:  try sudo apt-get install vuze
[20:16] <sebsebseb> rdsnet_slatina: why do you want to install it?
[20:16] <rdsnet_slatina> ok
[20:16] <rdsnet_slatina> thanks
[20:17] <rdsnet_slatina> has hd clips
[20:17] <overclucker> how would i go about setting up ubuntu to wake on request over a network?
[20:18] <outy> rawwwrrr
[20:18] <outy> im an ubuntu dinosaur
[20:18] <sebsebseb> !ot |  outy
[20:18] <papapep> gee what have you done to make such a change?
[20:19] <poseidon_> I need some help with lspci
[20:19] <overclucker> my laptop gets sleepy, and i want to access it through ssh, but dont want it to overheat while i am away
[20:19] <outy> so id like to put the applications/places/system menu on my docky dock
[20:19] <outy> is it possible ?
[20:19] <sebsebseb> outy: which dock?   apparantly cairo dock is the best
[20:19] <oshua86> hey guys where do I find that setting for compiz fusion to enable the emerald themes?
[20:20] <poseidon_> lspci doesn't seem to return correct information.
[20:20] <anonymouz> under system
[20:20] <nJustin3k> is there a GUI for broacasting to a shoutcast server for linux?
[20:20] <Jordanmota> Okay - I just removed the partitions that Ubuntu created (from livecd). Now I can't boot Vista and the "grub" is broken. How do I repair this?
[20:20] <UnderSampled> oshua86: : I personally always install the fusion icon, then use that to enable them
[20:20] <sebsebseb> Jordanmota: ok  this is easy to fix
[20:20] <poseidon_> Are there any errors associated with lspci or the kernel not detecting installed pci hardware?
[20:20] <nJustin3k> is there somthing like SAM Broadcast (windows) for linux?
[20:20] <sebsebseb> Jordanmota: however you removed Ubuntu hmm,   are you going to put it back on?  Why  did you remove it?
[20:20] <aresnick> legend2440: Yeah, I wasn't sure if that actually ran updatedb or not--I want to be sure to avoid altering the existing database.
[20:21] <Jordanmota> sebsebseb: Yes, hopefully - the install went wrong though. Well... it did or I did!
[20:21] <gee> I was trying to get permissions in root and changed my home directory in the user group too root
[20:21] <anonymouz> apt-get install compiz-fusion
[20:21] <aresnick> legend2440: But I think I can just locate '*' > files.txt
[20:21] <oshua86> UnderSampled, i got it install but its not showing up, how do i start it?
[20:21] <papapep> poseidon_: why do you think lspci gives wrong information?
[20:21] <PASJR> hello
[20:21] <sebsebseb> Jordanmota: there's a tiny bit of Grub left behind,   in your Master Boot Record,  the MBR the first section of your hard disk
[20:21] <overclucker> open a grub shell and run root (hdx,x); setup (hdx)
[20:21] <UnderSampled> oshua86: its in the applications menu, under system tools
[20:21] <sebsebseb> Jordanmota: where the boot loader goes by default :) and where it should go really
[20:22] <Jordanmota> I split my single Vista partition into 2 partitions. But ubuntu installed itself into a tiny self-created partition (2 gb) and thus uselee
[20:22] <legend2440> aresnick: how were these files removed? because synaptic keeeps a history of packages removed in Files>History
[20:22] <kingfishr> can/does a vanilla ubuntu installation share data via p2p (updates, distro files, etc?) I have someone saying that it does, but I was not aware of any such thing.
[20:22] <sebsebseb> Jordanmota: I see
[20:22] <poseidon_> papapep The hardware is disparate from what's detected in a windows installation (since removed) as well as this location: http://www.linuxquestions.org/hcl/showproduct.php/product/4075/cat/all
[20:22] <papapep> gee: put a live cd, reboot and undo the changes in the hd filesystem
[20:22] <Jordanmota> sebsebseb: So what should I do? Thanks btw
[20:22] <sebsebseb> Jordanmota: you just need a boot loader to go over  what's left of Grub,  that can also be  Grub  when you  re install Ubuntu
[20:22] <apoleo12> how can I fix my numberic keyboard when the idicator light is lit? the numbers wont show when i type in?
[20:22] <YaAndreiKo> I really love linux and Ubuntu !!!
[20:22] <erUSUL> kingfishr: there are a experimental version of apt that uses bittorrent... but it is not oficial nor supported
[20:22] <gee> ok thanks
[20:23] <oshua86> UnderSampled, ok got it, then what do I do?
[20:23] <sebsebseb> Jordanmota: how did you resize Vista?
[20:23] <apoleo12> it seemed acting as a mouse
[20:23] <Jordanmota> sebsebseb: So I could just go ahead and install Ubuntu again, and it will sort it out in the process?
[20:23] <Myrtti> kingfishr: not that I know of
[20:23] <nawk> which version of flash player should i download if I'm using 64-bit 9.04 (jaunty)?
[20:23] <overclucker> assuming that you still have the grub files, and that at some pooint, you slipped a windows setup disk in the cd drive . . .
[20:23] <sebsebseb> Jordanmota: yes exactly
[20:23] <Jordanmota> sebsebseb: i used the partition tool from the livecd
[20:23] <oshua86> UnderSampled, select windows decorator?
[20:23] <oshua86> then emerald?
[20:23] <phoenixz> I'm looking for the ubuntu package that will give me phpize.. How can I find this with apt-get?
[20:23] <papapep> poseidon_: can you paste the lspci output to pastebin to let us see it?
[20:23] <sebsebseb> Jordanmota: and at the moment Vista can't boot of course, because  that remaining peice of Grub is still there,   and    there is no  file for it anymore, that tells it what partitions to boot and where they are located
[20:24] <poseidon_> papapep Specifically devices 02:06.3,02:06.4, and 00:1e.3
[20:24] <poseidon_> certainly
[20:24] <Jordanmota> sebsebseb: I shrunk the partition, created a new one. I didn't format the new partition, just created it. Then installed Ubuntu and it did the rest
[20:24] <poseidon_> papapep how do I do that in IRC?
[20:24] <w0ls0n> hello all. Is there a way to block kernel updates from happening?
[20:24] <kingfishr> erUSUL, Myrtti, you guys know anything about apt-p2p?
[20:24] <sebsebseb> Jordanmota: for XP that's fine,  for VIsta using gparted to resize it can cause dataloss, as a result it's better to use Vista's own partition resizer
[20:24] <nawk> which version of flash player should i download if I'm using 64-bit 9.04 (jaunty)?
[20:24] <Jordanmota> sebsebseb: I think I understand you (lol)
[20:24] <papapep> just paste the resultant url here after submitting the output i pastebin.com, for example
[20:24] <papapep> s/i/in
[20:24] <sebsebseb> Jordanmota: however  that one tends not to be that great,  and then the Vista partitions  are still rather massive normalely
[20:24] <Jordanmota> sebsebseb: ah... whoops! did not know that..
[20:25] <Myrtti> kingfishr: have tried it
[20:25] <w0ls0n> like the update manager ... how do I tell it to skip kernel updates?
[20:25] <kingfishr> Myrtti, but this isn't turned on by default in any existing ubuntu versions, right?
[20:25] <dr3mro> please i need help from someone expert here i ran deporphan and it gave me list of packages that needed to be removed and here is the list http://pastebin.com/m5220cdd6 is it safe to remove those . I use jaunty
[20:26] <Myrtti> kingfishr: no
[20:26] <sebsebseb> Jordanmota: dual booting hmm,  if you have enough RAM, and depending on what you want to do,   maybe you can just get by with virtual maching  Vista or another version of Windows, inside Ubuntu
[20:26] <kingfishr> Myrtti, ok thanks
[20:26] <th0r> w0ls0n: in synaptic, highlight the kernel and then choose Package - Lock version
[20:26] <overclucker> Jordanmota, i just realised that no one here asked what grub error message you are getting . . .
[20:26] <wizzo50> sebsebseb: Hi, where you been?
[20:26] <poseidon_> papapep Did you get it?
[20:27] <Jordanmota> sebsebseb: That would be perfect I think. I am tempted.. - I don't use particulary heavy programs (no gaming) and would be perfectly happy running XP in virtual mode. I have only 1GB ram though - would I get away with it?
[20:27] <apoleo12> the keypad isnt putting out numbers
[20:27] <papapep> poseidon_: uh? did you paste the url in the channel?
[20:27] <sebsebseb> wizzo50: chat in pm if you like,  not in here
[20:27] <poseidon_> Oh
[20:27] <dewdude> 1 gig would barely get you a vm that could run XP very well
[20:27] <poseidon_> papapep I was trying to send it to you over irc.  pastebin is a website?
[20:27] <w0ls0n> I dont see that th0r
[20:27] <Jordanmota> overclucker: Good question! I... don't remember :(
[20:27] <sebsebseb> Jordanmota: for XP no problem, for Vista maybe not
[20:27] <poseidon_> papapep Google, here I come
[20:27] <Jordanmota> overclucker: I should had written it down..
[20:27] <papapep> poseidon_: yes :)
[20:28] <wizzo50> lol
[20:28] <nawk> !flash
[20:28] <sebsebseb> dewdude: wrong, I have virtual machined loads of stuff with 1GB :)
[20:28] <dewdude> yeah, but XP generally needs about 512 to work comfortably
[20:28] <Pici> !offtopic
[20:28] <dewdude> sure, you can use a LOT less, but the service packs bloated the OS
[20:28] <vivxone> hi
[20:28] <sebsebseb> dewdude: no  I have done XP   in a vm  with 1GB psycial RAM, no problem as well
[20:28] <legend2440> phoenixz: http://en.kioskea.net/faq/sujet-637-phpize-command-not-found
[20:28] <Jordanmota> Cool, good to know.  I might go that way... we'll see
[20:28] <sephy> Having some issues again I'm trying to help out a friend and he has a compaq presario SR 1923WM desktop. Does he need the 1386 or amd64 for the libdvdcss2
[20:29] <poseidon_> papapep http://pastebin.com/m53653e15
[20:29] <th0r> w0ls0n: are you in synaptic?
[20:29] <phoenixz> legend2440: thanks, let me see...
[20:29] <papapep> poseidon_: well done ;)
[20:29] <sebsebseb> Jordanmota: ok that sounds good then,  re install Ubuntu,  get rid of Vista,  and  virtual machine  XP  if  Wine won't cut it for something, or you can't find an alternative
[20:29] <overclucker> dewdude, same here, i run xp pro in virtualbox, with the office suite no problem
[20:29] <dewdude> sebsebseb, but what isntall of XP did you use? I've tried doing XP SP3 in 256MB of ram and things just didn't fit
[20:30] <Jordanmota> What is the better one - Wine or VirtualBox ?
[20:30] <dewdude> the only reason any of it works is swap...which seriously degrades performance
[20:30] <Pici> dewdude, sebsebseb: Could you please move this discussion to ##windows, as #ubuntu is for Ubuntu support.
[20:30] <overclucker> dewdude, who needs service packs for a vm'd os?
[20:30] <sebsebseb> Pici: i'll move it to pm
[20:30] <Pici> sebsebseb: Thanks
[20:30] <poseidon_> papapep: I also know that the SD card was working prior to my installation.
[20:30] <overclucker> dewdude, oh no! someone just rooted my VM!
[20:30] <deco> how do i make my apache server public ?
[20:31] <iceroot> deco: start it
[20:31] <dewdude> i'm just saying is all.
[20:31] <deco> iceroot: it's just localhost
[20:31] <papapep> poseidon_: which is the computer part number that states in the sticker at the bottom
[20:31] <iceroot> deco: using a router?
[20:31] <sebsebseb> Pici: also maybe the better channal would have been #vbox by the way
[20:31] <deco> iceroot: yeah
[20:31] <overclucker> deco, bind it to <IP_ADDRESS>, setup portforwarding on any router you are using
[20:31] <iceroot> deco: forward the port to your apache
[20:31] <deco> iceroot: how?
[20:31] <pepperjack> Jordanmota: depends on the app. for something like utorrent wine is perfectly fine and a better option.  for <random MS app> though i prefer virtualization.  google seamless desktop for some solutions for like IE etc
[20:32] <iceroot> deco: look at the manual from your router
[20:32] <w0ls0n> ok the update manager is installed th0r
[20:32] <w0ls0n> er running
[20:32] <overclucker> http://yourdefaultgateway
[20:32] <poseidon_> papapep: agency series HSTNN-C02C
[20:32] <deco> iceroot: k thank!
[20:32] <Jordanmota> pepperjack:  Thanks.
[20:32] <deco> overclucker: oh thanks
[20:32] <sephy> Ok. My buddys computer is a compaq presario SR 1923WM and the specs says the process is AMD Athlon 64. I had him download the AMD package for libdvdcss2 and it told him the file was the wrong arctecture
[20:32] <th0r> w0ls0n: no, open synaptic
[20:32] <apoleo12> question: when my ps/2 KB unplugged and replug in what happens to it? would it stop working?
[20:32] <sebsebseb> Jordanmota: ideally you want to use native Linux apps :)   ,but sometimes  there isn't something for what you want,  then you can of course try Wine,   but apps don't always work in that,  and configuring can be difficult,   that's where a  Windows virtual machine comes in,   however  at this time they   won't quite cut it for 3D Wnindows games for example,   altough they are getting there
[20:32] <apoleo12> same goes for usb mouse?
[20:33] <wizzo50> sebsebseb: How you setup webchat on here?
[20:33] <sebsebseb> wizzo50: what kind of web chat?
[20:33] <dewdude> sephy, i don't think they'll give you libdvdcss support here since that package is very legally-questionable
[20:33] <wizzo50> sebsebseb: I mean weechat
[20:33] <UnderSampled> wizzo50: Are you trying to create a channel on freenode?
[20:33] <sephy> I already had support on it earlier
[20:33] <jrib> !dvd | sephy
[20:33] <porter1> Where might Gnome stgore which window manager a user is using?
[20:33] <sebsebseb> wizzo50: I don't use that program
[20:33] <jrib> porter1: gconf most likely
[20:33] <syr64> can I get help in here with getting an ethernet card working for ubuntu server or should i use the forums?
[20:33] <overclucker> dewdude, nah, i believe libdvdcss2 is in ubuntu-restricted-extras
[20:34] <porter1> jrib have any idea about where?
[20:34] <jrib> !ask | syr64
[20:34] <porter1> I can't seem to find it
[20:34] <sephy> He installed that as well
[20:34] <iceroot> syr64: yes, just ask the channel with some details
[20:34] <jrib> porter1: no, but you can search for something like "manager"
[20:34] <wizzo50> sebsebseb: I just seen someone else asking about it so I looked it up to check it out and couldn't get it setup
[20:34] <Jordanmota> sebsebseb: I think I might get away with it then - I don't game, I mostly work in a browser. I just use the occasional MS applet. Nothing heavy.
[20:34] <porter1> jrib, finally found it. Thanks
[20:34] <nJustin3k> is there somthing like SAM Broadcast (windows) for linux?  for broadcasting to a shoutcast server
[20:35] <overclucker> nJustin3k, videolan-server is quite nice
[20:35] <wizzo50> UnderSampled: I just seen someone else asking about it so I looked it up to check it out and couldn't get it setup
[20:35]  * apoleo12 taps on his mic... hello hello?
[20:35] <outy> facebook is resolving to google again in opera :(
[20:35] <sebsebseb> Jordanmota: uh I pm'd wrong guy hmm
[20:36] <cmelo> anyone have any experience with the Native VPN client in Ubuntu?  I have a Cisco ASA I would like to connect to using Ubuntu 64 bit - Cisco's vpn client only works in 32 bit
[20:36] <oskar-> nJustin3k:  perhaps icecast
[20:36] <overclucker> outy, what dns are you using?
[20:36] <wizzo50> UnderSampled: How you create a channel on freenode for weechat?
[20:37] <kwame> Hi, so in CentOS in .ssh/known_hosts file, the line starts with either the ip of the hostname of the host that my box has connected to
[20:37] <laclasse> cmelo, if you need to talk to cisco vpn, try using vpnc
[20:37] <snoopddrm> hi guys
[20:37] <legend2440> apoleo12: hir shift+num lock
[20:37] <syr64> Is there a Ubuntu build that will support a Realtek 8139 ethernet card during install?  Looking for a 64bit server version
[20:37] <kwame> but in Ubuntu, the line starts with something not human readable
[20:37] <laclasse> cmelo, vpnc has also an integration in NetworkManager
[20:37] <UnderSampled> wizzo50: to create a channel on freenode, you just /join it
[20:37] <legend2440> apoleo12: hit shift+num lock
[20:37] <kwame> any idea on how can I translate this to either hostname or ip?
[20:37] <cmelo> ok- thanks
[20:37] <apoleo12> OMG
[20:37] <dewdude> syr64, i believe realtek 8139 has a kernel driver, it should work out of box
[20:37] <apoleo12> thanks!
[20:37] <jrib> kwame: that's an ssh setting.  Why do you want this?
[20:38] <UnderSampled> wizzo50: registering it is a little more complicated, but all that does is make sure that you don't lose your op status on a channel, so that it can't get stolen
[20:38] <ShortWave> hi all
[20:38] <gee> anyone know if there is a issue with intel lan on a MSI motherboard, cant get it to work, wireless and another nic card work with no problem
[20:38] <nJustin3k> oskar-, overclucker, sorry... I have a shoutcast server running on my dedicated server. I used to conntect to it using SAM Broadcast (when I used windows) and controled the stream using that, im looking for somthing similar for linux
[20:38] <kwame> jrib: I didn't know it was an ssh setting
[20:38] <syr64> Does the cable have to be plugged in for it to work on boot?  Not getting an eth0 in interfaces after install of 9.04 or 8.10
[20:38] <jrib> kwame: HashKnownHosts
[20:38] <ShortWave> So I'll ask this again, is there a way to get SMB mounts to show up in the "places" sidebar of a standard file open dialog?
[20:39] <snoopddrm> hello everyone. i've just installed ubuntu 9.04 on a usb stick and have resolved a couple of issues. however, my firefox browser refuses to start. can any one help? Everytime i click it, it a window pops up saying "starting" but the browser itself doesn't load...
[20:39] <laclasse> cmelo, install vpnc and network-manager-vpnc
[20:39] <kwame> jrib: ah! ... thanks!
[20:39] <dewdude> nJustin3k, there's nothing similar to the SAM package...but there are solutions for pushing data to a shoutcast server...however most linux solutions are centered around icecast since it's open source
[20:39] <snoopddrm> is it a memory issue?
[20:39] <OEP> ShortWave, I have some in my bookmarks
[20:39] <snoopddrm> how would i resolve this?
[20:39] <pepperjack> snoopddrm: launch it from terminal hopefully that will throw some errors you can work with
[20:39] <wizzo50> UnderSampled: Oh
[20:40] <legend2440> snoopddrm: firefox 3.0 or 3.5?
[20:40] <ShortWave> OEP: Don't want a bookmark. I want the actual currently-mounted SMB shares to show up
[20:40] <dewdude> syr64, it SHOULDN'T. My laptop has a 8139 and it worked out of box
[20:40] <papapep> poseidon_: I think that it's just that there are really different versions of the same model you have. If you take a look here, you'll see it's almost exactly your hardware combination: http://reviews.cnet.com/laptops/hp-compaq-nc4200/4507-3121_7-31343460.html
[20:40] <OEP> ShortWave, I have one of those too...
[20:40] <dewdude> i do get an eth0 option in ifconfig without cable plugged up
[20:40] <snoopddrm> pepperjack: ok,... sorry, but what are the command to launch firefox in a terminal window. am a noob ;-p
[20:40] <ShortWave> if, for instance, I go Places -> Home
[20:40] <OEP> I didn't do anything special to get it there it just showed up
[20:40] <kwame> jrib: thanks
[20:40] <ShortWave> I can see them listed in the places sidebar
[20:40] <oskar-> nJustin3k:  idjc
[20:40] <snoopddrm> legend2440: i'm not quite sure, its the default one that comes with ubuntu 9.04
[20:40] <nJustin3k> dewdude, what is there for icecast then?
[20:40] <phoenixz> Im using some external repos, I'm trying to install php5-dev, but I get php5-dev: Conflicts: libtool (>= 2.2) but 2.2.6a-1ubuntu1 is to be installed ... how should I interpret this error? libtool 2.2.6 is installed, but it says 2.2.6a should be installed or what?
[20:40] <papapep> poseidon_: I don't really think lspci is cheating you :)
[20:40] <laclasse> snoopddrm, firefox [enter]
[20:40] <ShortWave> but if I go to say, Firefox, and do file->open, in that dialog, while I have some places listed, currently mounted shares do NOT appear
[20:40] <OEP> ShortWave, it is mounted through gvfs though so that might be the difference
[20:41] <OEP> ah I see
[20:41] <snoopddrm> laclasse: LOL!!! okie am doing it
[20:41] <legend2440> snoopddrm: in terminal type   firefox
[20:41] <jrib> phoenixz: are you mixing unofficial repositories or installing packages outside the official repositories?
[20:41] <ShortWave> OEP: perhaps
[20:41] <pepperjack> snoopddrm: basically you open a terminal and then run firefox.  so maybe if this is mounted to /media/usb it would be like /media/usb/firefox/firefox   in terminal
[20:41] <dewdude> Shortwave: check the /media folder
[20:41] <SFW> Anyone else having DNS-related problems and no Internet connection?
[20:41] <poseidon_> papapep So you're saying that my SD card isn't installed?
[20:41] <outy> is there a way to make my applications/places/system menu bar allign to the left/right/etc ?
[20:41] <ShortWave> dewdude: You're suggesting instead of having them show as "places" that I should visit their mountpoints?
[20:41] <pepperjack> snoopddrm: oh if you have booted from the usb stick yeah just type 'firefox'
[20:41] <jrib> SFW: we're on the internet now...
[20:41] <snoopddrm> EEEEKS! It says illegal instruction
[20:41] <dewdude> well, yeah. all places does is point to mountpoints
[20:41] <papapep> nope, I didn't say anything about that :) perhaps it just died?
[20:42] <jrib> outy: you can middle-click drag it
[20:42] <OEP> ShortWave, not sure if there's a way to automagically do it, but you can click add on any open directory and it will stick there
[20:42] <dewdude> my NFS shares I manually mount show up under places....but not every app will show places properly
[20:42] <phoenixz> jrib: I'm using a dotdeb and a launchpad repo
[20:42] <ShortWave> welp, what if their mountpoints are virtual, as they appear to be, and not actually mounted into the filesystem?
[20:42] <jrib> phoenixz: that's probably why...
[20:42] <dewdude> what do you mean "virtual"
[20:42] <OEP> ShortWave, that is, any selected directory
[20:42] <phoenixz> jrib: I know, but that was not the question.. How should I interpret the error? If I know what its trying to tell me, I can try to fix the problem
[20:43] <erUSUL> dewdude: 2hat do you mean by "manually" ?
[20:43] <outy> doesnt seem to be working :(
[20:43] <ShortWave> Meaning they're not mounted through the normal mechanism of "mount -t smbfs", but rather appear to be mounted with gvfsd-smb
[20:43] <dewdude> ShortWave: go to a terminal and type mount...that will display all mount point locations and what's mounted there....
[20:43] <jrib> phoenixz: you should interpret the error as saying "stick to the repos"
[20:43] <_rob_> hello.
[20:43] <ShortWave> dewdude: Consider me an old hand at linux :)
[20:43] <poseidon_> papapep Thanks for the help.  :)
[20:43] <phoenixz> jrib: if you have nothing usefull to say, then please keep quiet
[20:43] <dewdude> ShortWave, it's not a virtual mountpoint..it's more like an auto-mount daemon
[20:44] <w0ls0n> im having a bit of a problem just finding synaptec
[20:44] <w0ls0n> th0r?
[20:44] <dewdude> the mounts are in /media...and they should actually exist
[20:44] <th0r> w0ls0n: yeah...keep getting dropped by the wifi here
[20:44] <papapep> poseidon_: you're welcome
[20:44] <ShortWave> dewdude: Nope. They're located in /home/me/.gvfs/<some shared> on <some host>
[20:44] <phoenixz> Im using some external repos, I'm trying to install php5-dev, but I get this error: php5-dev: Conflicts: libtool (>= 2.2) but 2.2.6a-1ubuntu1 is to be installed ... how should I interpret this error? libtool 2.2.6 is installed, but it says 2.2.6a should be installed or what?
[20:44] <snoopddrm> i just entered "sudo firefox" in a terminal window, i was prompted for my password and then it again gave me "illegal instruction"
[20:44] <dewdude> ...really?
[20:44] <ShortWave> dewdude: yup
[20:44] <_rob_> i have a query about abiword, i know i've got the help files but when i click help it wants to go online
[20:44] <jrib> phoenixz: I'm trying to help you.  I'm not sure what you want exactly.  The error is clear.  The version required by a package is not getting installed.  The reason is you have mixed repositories in an unsafe way.  The solution is to remove the unofficial repositories.  If you want more specific help then pastebin the details
[20:44] <legend2440> phoenixz: why not install   php5-dev   from synaptic?
[20:44] <pepperjack> snoopddrm: ok but never run firefox with sudo in the future :)
[20:45] <papapep> snoopddrm: wy are you trying to run firefox as root?????
[20:45] <ShortWave> dewdude: this is via the file manager
[20:45] <Sirisian|Work__> I ran a grep statement like grep -r "141.218" /etc/ > /tmp/ipfoo is there a way to make grep show a progress bar? It's taking forever. Not sure how long it normally takes though to grep /etc/
[20:45] <th0r> w0ls0n: did you get synaptic started? and did you highlight the kernel version in synaptic?
[20:45] <dewdude> then i can't remember how i reconfigured mine....then again, i don't mount smb shares in ubuntu and every time I have, i did it manually.
[20:45] <w0ls0n> the updater thing
[20:45] <snoopddrm> pepperjack: & papapep: sorry, i didn't know lol
[20:45] <ShortWave> dewdude: I don't really want to have to edit fstab and put a buncha smb shares in there
[20:45] <pepperjack> snoopddrm: try this:  sudo apt-get install wget; wget http://mirror.karneval.cz/pub/mozilla/firefox/releases/3.5.1/linux-i686/en-US/firefox-3.5.1.tar.bz2
[20:45] <ShortWave> nor do I want a script or anything, I just want them to show in Places globally
[20:45] <Sirisian|Work__> oh hmm my grep stopped. It must be done
[20:45] <w0ls0n> update manager
[20:45] <dewdude> ShortWave, then fix gvfs?
[20:45] <ShortWave> This is a stock install
[20:46] <ShortWave> I imagine tis not broken
[20:46] <laclasse> to allows mounts by users they gonna have to be in the user writable space
[20:46] <snoopddrm> even typing just firefox in a terminal window also give me the same result
[20:46] <w0ls0n> it just popps up when there are security updates
[20:46] <dewdude> maybe there's a configuration you're missing?
[20:46] <ShortWave> laclasse: i suspect that's the root of the issue
[20:46] <snoopddrm> pepperjack: okie am trying it now
[20:46] <dewdude> I know devices i plug in show up in /media/whatever
[20:46] <k4dm3l> hello!
[20:46] <ShortWave> laclasse: Or rather, at least, why they're mounted in .gvfs/whatever
[20:46] <_rob_> i have a query about abiword, i know i've got the help files but when i click help it wants to go online
[20:46] <dewdude> as far as smb shares...i ahve no idea where they go becuase i've NEVER automatically had one mounted....i think the few times I did it was a pain
[20:46] <snoopddrm> pepperjack: its downloading
[20:46] <dewdude> however, let me see what mine does
[20:47] <phoenixz> jrib: Just a "dont do it" isn't really usefull if you ask me.. I need to work with PHP5.3.0, which in package was only from dotdeb.. I could compile it, etc, but I dont want to go into that mess (Though it would work).. so I NEED to use the dotdeb repo..
[20:47] <ShortWave> It mounts great, and I can browse it OK
[20:47] <mechtech> Why is it that in order to have KDE, I need to have (it seems) EVERY package that is in KDE?
[20:47] <k4dm3l> anyone knows a software translator like a widget for ubuntu
[20:47] <k4dm3l> ?
[20:47] <laclasse> ShortWave, its not an 'issue', it is a feature. gvfs for you. Being curious, is the netfs service running on ur box?
[20:47] <ShortWave> That is, from the normal browser, and it shows in places from the menu, and in a file browser window.
[20:47] <scud> yo
[20:47] <ShortWave> laclasse: hahah, well
[20:47] <snoopddrm> pepperjack: its done. do I need to do anything to execute it?
[20:47] <ShortWave> laclasse: the "issue" is that the SMB shares don't show in a file dialog in the places section
[20:47] <dewdude> ShortWave, then your problem is actually the file dialog box on the application you're using
[20:47] <ShortWave> laclasse: Otherwise, they're fine.
[20:47] <phoenixz> If I know that the error is completely unsolvable, then I'll have to revert to installing php5.3 using manual compiling.. Sure can do but as long as packages and repositories are possible, I'll stick with those
[20:47] <pepperjack> snoopddrm: just doubleclick on it to open it then drag the firefox folder to your desktop
[20:48] <ShortWave> dewdude: Firefox appears to be using a file dialog that's "decorated" with gnome-specific stuff.
[20:48] <papapep> mechtech: that's not true. What makes you think that?
[20:48] <laclasse> ShortWave, do they show when you click the 'Network' item?
[20:48] <laclasse> in places?
[20:48] <scud> I just got a computer that I could install linux onto, but i have no idea where to get drivers, can anyone help?
[20:48] <sonism> ShortWave: i think you can automount a smb share through fstab, using smbfs
[20:48] <LordLandon> scud: what drivers?
[20:48] <laclasse> scud, linux ships majority of drivers
[20:48] <ShortWave> sonism: I know that...I don't *want* to do that.
[20:48] <dewdude> yeah, cuz when i do file-open....all my nfs shares show up in places....however those were manually mounted to /media/whatever...let me see if i can't get ubuntu to see my samba
[20:48] <ShortWave> sonism: that's not my issue
[20:48] <snoopddrm> pepperjack: ohyeah, i don't know if this matters, but i did an update for ubuntu from the update manager earlier. selected all packages.
[20:49] <dewdude> Sonism: he's lazy and doesn't want to do that
[20:49] <mechtech> papapep: well...whenever I try to remove a package that is part of KDE, synaptic also wants to remove KDE itself
[20:49] <ShortWave> It's not me.
[20:49] <ShortWave> It's my wife.
[20:49] <ShortWave> She knows jack about Samba
[20:49] <insomic> if i have my desktop effects configured to extra and attempt gaming  performance?
[20:49] <overclucker> to have a share mounted in .gvfs/ just seems yucky to me . . .
[20:49] <jrib> phoenixz:  The package requires one version of libtool and you have another.  Just build your own package
[20:49] <ShortWave> She just wants to click on a server, and get files and be done.
[20:49] <snoopddrm> pepperjack: so sorry, but double click what? there is nothing to double click on in the terminal window. sorry, i'm a noob at ubuntu
[20:49] <overclucker> i would setup the shares in /etc/fstab, with noauto
[20:49] <ShortWave> I want her to be able to go File -> Open -> Home on <server> and see her files in say, Firefox
[20:50] <scud> it's an hp slimline pc, and it's pretty virus infested, i'd have to run dban to get rid of everything, and hp is making me pay to get the drivers for it so i figured i migt as well install linux
[20:50] <ShortWave> Yeah, I know this is a stringent use case, but hey
[20:50] <phoenixz> jrib: but the required package is >=2.2 and I have 2.2.6...
[20:50] <ShortWave> it's what makes her happy :)
[20:50] <papapep> mechtech: I'm sure this doesn't happen with every KDE package. There are some core packages that are needed to keep it operative, but all, all the packages, no... :)
[20:50] <_rob_> i have a query about abiword, i know i've got the help files but when i click help it wants to go online
[20:50] <_rob_> is there any way i can tell it where to look for the files
[20:50] <overclucker> ugh, pleasing people
[20:51] <Michalxo> anywhere ubuntu-koala testing room? I have some issues with sound...
[20:51] <ShortWave> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gvfs/+bug/273213
[20:51] <ShortWave> That's a relevant bug
[20:51] <jrib> phoenixz: pastebin the details (apt-cache policy and apt-cache show of all relevant packages)
[20:51] <erUSUL> !karmic | Michalxo
[20:51] <laclasse> ShortWave, there are many other issues. By allowing user to change network connections or mount devices, while keeping a high level of separation and privileges isolation, we are essentially breaking things. Try this: log in desktop, connect to wired / wirelss network, open a shell, mount a nfs share. Then go in the desk top and reboot the machine. Network connection gets killed with the desktop (userland) while the mount persist, an
[20:51] <laclasse> d when you try to umount ... network's gone.
[20:51] <mechtech> papapep: I think I'll just remove KDE, the only reason I was keeping it is my daughter likes it
[20:51] <Michalxo> erUSUL, thx
[20:51] <ShortWave> laclasse: I'm aware of these issues.
[20:52] <SFW> Any fixes for the DNS problem swamping the forum over the weekend?
[20:52] <legend2440> !karmic | Michalxo
[20:52] <papapep> mechtech: well, that's another way of solving the problem XD
[20:52] <ShortWave> laclasse: That's why I'm limiting the case to SMB, since it's a "soft mount" via gvfs
[20:52] <ShortWave> laclasse: It's easy to browse by just going to Network in places
[20:52] <Michalxo> legend2440, thanks already get there :)
[20:52] <ctmjr> insomic: it depends  on your graphic card ati/amd has a problem with tearing in videos and games while composite is enabled
[20:52] <overclucker> laclasse, you have entirely too much time on your hands . . .
[20:52] <nJustin3k> oskar-, that what Im looking for yea... but thats for a jack server, no shoutcast :(
[20:53] <mechtech> papapep: Think I need to reboot after?removed about 60 different packages...will be removing KDE soon I just
[20:53] <ShortWave> Ooh
[20:53] <ShortWave> Idea
[20:53] <laclasse> overclucker, err ... not at all. i am very busy thank you ;-)
[20:53] <snoopddrm> pepperjack: ok got it, its extracted and the firefox is on the desktop...
[20:53] <oskar-> nJustin3k:  i don't know, i just search with "apt-cache search shoutcast"
[20:53] <pan__> sudo fdisk -l says 'Partition table entries are not in disk order' ???
[20:54] <nJustin3k> oskar-, ahh, thanks anyway :) :)
[20:54] <pan__> i can't boot into my ubuntu in grub and i've setup grub and installed
[20:55] <laclasse> ShortWave, that lp bug sounds like ur issue.
[20:55] <overclucker> pan_, grub error message?
[20:55] <pan__> i tarred my whole system and tar -C back to where it should be
[20:55] <janisoza1r> pan__: what's the error?
[20:55] <pan__> cannot read
[20:55] <aaandaiii> I am on ubuntu on a laptop with an unsupported graphics card, running vesa. I don't need any acceleration. Can I at least configure vesa to use a higher resolution?
[20:55] <pan__> seems like  it cannot find the kernel
[20:55] <laclasse> aaandaiii, only 4:3 resolutions
[20:56] <k4dm3l> Anyone Knows a widget which can translate???
[20:56] <laclasse> no wide screen on vesa modes
[20:56] <overclucker> kernel who?
[20:56] <aaandaiii> laclasse: that's okay, but can I get it ANY higher than 1024x768?
[20:56] <snoopddrm> hmmm.... i've now got it on the desktop, what do i do next? sorry for repeating
[20:56] <k4dm3l> how do I get the maximum resolution on my laptop? is Compaq nx6120
[20:57] <overclucker> pan__ what is you disk layout? boot is same as root?
[20:57] <pan__> overclucker: im confused
[20:57] <laclasse> aaandaiii, if your video bios advertizes the mode, yes. to make sure you could edit /etc/x11/xorg.conf and add a Mode "1280x1024" for example and restart the desktop.
[20:57] <phoenixz> jrib: http://pastebin.com/m24e2c277
[20:57] <ShortWave> laclasse: Could be, yeah
[20:57] <ShortWave> I'll dig into it and see if I can surface with some sorta solution here
[20:58] <pepperjack> snoopddrm: so try like /home/$USER/Desktop/firefox/firefox    <-- in terminal
[20:58] <janisoza1r> pan__: is "/" on the same partition as "/boot"
[20:58] <pan__> yes
[20:58] <Michalxo> k4dm3l, try xrandr
[20:58] <jrib> phoenixz: I meant apt-cache policy PACKAGE, sorry
[20:58] <laclasse> aaandaiii, a look in /var/log/Xorg.0.log could tell you whats going on. whats the gfx card btw?
[20:58] <poseidon> papapep: It was a BIOS security setting the last guy had enabled.
[20:58] <phoenixz> jrib: no problem, one sec
[20:58] <janisoza1r> pan__: why did you tar your system? to move it another partition?
[20:58] <pan__> what is uuid
[20:58] <insomic> hi will someone be willing to do remote desktop with me i cant figure out how to play source games. in return i will give a guest pass of team fortress 2 (extra info )steam and wine is installed and work along with  the original halflife
[20:58] <snoopddrm> pepperjack: its on the desktop now
[20:58] <pepperjack> snoopddrm: so try like /home/$USER/Desktop/firefox/firefox    <-- in terminal
[20:58] <janisoza1r> pan__: uuid is an id for a partition (at least in this case)
[20:59] <poseidon> papapep Thanks again for the help.
[20:59] <aaandaiii> laclasse: ATI Technologies Inc Mobility Radeon HD 3650
[20:59] <jrib> phoenixz: never mind, it's clear now.  For some reason the php5-dev package has "Conflicts: libtool (>= 2.2)", so you can't install it with a libtool version that is >= 2.2
[20:59] <overclucker> pan__, so when you configure grub, you need to specify the root device,partition; and the kernel to use.
[20:59] <janisoza1r> pan__: if you have made any changes to your filestystem between tarring/untarring, then it's quite probable, that uuid-s have changed
[20:59] <laclasse> aaandaiii, is that too new to be supported? even with fglrx prop drivers?
[20:59] <AlexanderSupertr> does ubuntu opens a flash drive automatically?
[20:59] <snoopddrm> pepperjack: i did that in the terminal, this is the output: /home/twowire/Desktop/firefox/run-mozilla.sh: 399: /home/twowire/Desktop/firefox/firefox-bin: not found
[20:59] <janisoza1r> pan__: you can check uuid using "volid"
[20:59] <aaandaiii> laclasse: ATI doesn't have a driver download for that exact card, I tried something similar several times and had to do a complete resinstall (could never figure out how to just reinstall xorg :/)
[21:00] <insomic> alex-weej, yes
[21:00] <laclasse> aaandaiii, i am a bit out of touch on ati, but i thought the new radeon driver supported high end models.
[21:00] <janisoza1r> pan__: it should be something like "sudo volid -u /dev/<yourdisk>"
[21:00] <alex-weej> insomic, NO
[21:00] <phoenixz> jrib: ah, canNOT... :) Now I get the problem..  so just another question.. would it be possible to install a <2.2 version of libtool right next to the existing >2.2 version of libtool?
[21:00] <aaandaiii> laclasse: The laptop came with vista, I'm not sure how old it is. Toshiba Satellite A350-12D
[21:00] <insomic> hi will someone be willing to do remote desktop with me i cant figure out how to play source games. in return i will give a guest pass of team fortress 2 (extra info )steam and wine is installed and work along with  the original halflife
[21:00] <janisoza1r> pan__: confirm that your root partiton's uuid reported by volid is the same as one in menu.lst
[21:00] <aaandaiii> laclasse: what package exactly are you referring to?
[21:00] <erUSUL> AlexanderSupertr: yes
[21:00] <laclasse> aaandaiii, exact card is not really a problem, the core is most likely sold to an assemblor that makes a special revision of the card for laptops
[21:01] <jrib> phoenixz: it's weird, if you look at the source package it has "support new (>= 2.2) and older versions of libtool for backporting ease"
[21:01] <outy> so i still cant move this gnome menu so that its to the top left only
[21:01] <laclasse> aaandaiii, therefore, did you simply try activating the universe repository and installing the ati prop driver from the add/remove menu item?
[21:01] <janisoza1r> pan__: sorry, it's "blkid", not "volid"
[21:01] <phoenixz> insomic: that would be VERY inadvisable to have some unknown person roam around your computer...
[21:01] <pepperjack> snoopddrm: are you basically trying to make an ubuntu livecd?
[21:01] <laclasse> aaandaiii, fglrx ati proprietary driver
[21:01] <pepperjack> snoopddrm: or rather usb
[21:01] <pan__> i will give it a try
[21:01] <laclasse> aaandaiii, it should be in your universe repo
[21:01] <insomic> but i really dont know what to do
[21:02] <phoenixz> jrib: ahw.. well, then my first confusion stands anyway :) it says it works with >2.2, which I have b ut it complains its incompatible anyway
[21:02] <snoopddrm> pepperjack: no, i have already installed ubuntu on a usbstick from a livecd.
[21:02] <pan__> yeah that might make some sense
[21:02] <pan__> into it not reading
[21:02] <pan__> thx
[21:02] <pan__> i will read man pages
[21:02] <bruenig> hmm
[21:02] <snoopddrm> pepperjack: I have done the updates from the update manager and fixed the sound for my notebook.
[21:02] <laclasse> aaandaiii, most lilely your card is supported. Are you runnign the latest version of Ubuntu (9.04) ?
[21:02] <janisoza1r> pan__: if it's different, you'll have to update grub's menu.lst and /etc/fstab
[21:02] <jrib> phoenixz: well that was just a comment from the source package.  If I were you I would try to find out exactly what the issue is with having libtool >= 2.2
[21:03] <robert__> soundcard question. conexant venice. has various known issues, including unresponsive capture level control, but i used not to experience that one. now suddenly i do. what could have changed?
[21:03] <snoopddrm> pepperjack: but for some reason, clicking on firefox it doesn't work. i did start up the browser, went to ubuntuforums.org site and then it terminated by itself.
[21:03] <AlexanderSupertr> erusul: thanks.
[21:03] <mechtech> Can any one tell me what is the difference in synaptic between remove and completely remove?
[21:03] <javagamer> How come the Ubuntu package for the binary nivida drivers (nvidia-glx-180) is at 180.44 when nvidia has released 185.18.14, is there some nvidia-glx-185 package I'm missing?
[21:03] <aaandaiii> laclasse: ATI binary xorg driver?
[21:03] <aaandaiii> laclasse: Yes 9.04
[21:03] <snoopddrm> pepperjack: clicking on the firefox icon does not start the browser.
[21:03] <LordLandon> mechtech: the latter gets rid of config files, etc
[21:03] <phoenixz> Thats what I was trying to do.. I'm considdering just compiling php5 manually now, just as easy..
[21:03] <nerdshark> a
[21:03] <erUSUL> !latest | javagamer
[21:04] <laclasse> aaandaiii, yes!
[21:04] <laclasse> aaandaiii, install that.
[21:04] <janisoza1r> !nvidia | javagamer
[21:04] <pepperjack> snoopddrm: yeah im not sure what is going on there.
[21:04] <insomic> thanks for your help every one. I think I will now find a dark corner and rip my own head off
[21:04] <mechtech> LordLandon: thanks...didn't want to accidentally hose my system
[21:04] <laclasse> aaandaiii, same tip actually
[21:04] <snoopddrm> is there anyway to unload firefox and try and reload it?
[21:04] <pepperjack> snoopddrm: you should be able to just go in that firefox folder and doubleclick on 'firefox' assuming dependancies are installed
[21:04] <snoopddrm> i'm sorry, i don't know how to do this in ubuntu
[21:05] <snape> java not working in opera and firefox even after installing restricted extra package in jaunty
[21:05] <laclasse> aaandaiii, check this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[21:05] <javagamer> I know Ubuntu doesn't have the latest packages as they come out, but it seems to be really lagging behind in this case, checking out that link now
[21:05] <pepperjack> snoopddrm: just double-click on the folder on the desktop. there should be a firefox  file
[21:05] <th0r> snoopddrm: just uninstall it (completely) and then install it again
[21:05] <aaandaiii> laclasse: I saw :)
[21:05] <^^f> could someone help me to deinstall linux from my hdd? with live cd , i want to reinstall it to solve a problem
[21:05] <janisoza1r> snape: java plugin used to have issues when openjdk was installed, uninstall it
[21:05] <janisoza1r> snape: you can check for package names by "dpkg -l | grep -i java"
[21:06] <mechtech> ^^f: what is the problem...re-install might be waaay overkill
[21:06] <laclasse> aaandaiii, but this leads you here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI
[21:06] <floryn90> !hello | rtp2342
[21:06] <snoopddrm> pepperjack: i double clicked on firefox
[21:06] <laclasse> aaandaiii, and your card is supported, so you should be able to have native resolutions, if not a bit more acceleration than vesa :) good luck
[21:06] <snoopddrm> pepperjack: nothing happened
[21:07] <rtp2342> !grub
[21:07] <snoopddrm> th0r: i think i will uninstall it
[21:07] <^^f> doesnt matter i just want to reinstall it
[21:07] <snoopddrm> th0r: damn how do i uninstall firefox?
[21:07] <snoopddrm> lol
[21:08] <janisoza1r> snoopddrm: sudo apt-get purge firefox
[21:08] <mechtech> ^^f: ok...just boot up to the cd and re-format and re-install...no need to "un-install" first
[21:08] <pepperjack> snoopddrm: ok badness then.  try opening synaptic under like system --> administration or something sorry i dont know gnome.  synaptic is the package manager.  do janisoza1r's command first
[21:08] <robert__> ^^f: or delete /boot /usr /etc /lib /bin /sbin. or move them to a backup folder. that way you keep other data
[21:08] <^^f> mechtech:  i cant format it
[21:08] <^^f> its blocked with a key
[21:09] <UnderSampled> how do I discover what /dev device is mounted to /media/disk?
[21:09] <janisoza1r> robert__: sounds like rm -rf / ?
[21:09] <mechtech> ^^f: how come?
[21:09] <janisoza1r> UnderSampled: mount | grep /mount/disk
[21:09] <^^f> ?
[21:09] <mechtech> ^^f: that's wierd
[21:09] <laclasse> Uncle|Sam, type 'mount' in a terminal
[21:09] <robert__> UnderSampled: mount | grep /media/disk
[21:09] <laclasse> UnderSampled,  type 'mount' in a terminal
[21:09] <Uncle|Sam> why? ;)
[21:10] <janisoza1r> UnderSampled: or "cat /proc/mounts | grep /media/disk", almost the same
[21:10] <laclasse> Uncle|Sam, sorry nasty tab completes here
[21:10] <laclasse> too busy :)
[21:10] <pepperjack> snoopddrm: personally id just reinstall to the usb drive
[21:10] <mechtech> ^^f: blocked with a key??  Please explain
[21:10] <snoopddrm> janisoza1r: okie, its done. uninstallation of firefox is complete
[21:10] <Uncle|Sam> i know ,) just want to make a joke :P
[21:10] <UnderSampled> ah. thanks
[21:10] <laclasse> Uncle|Sam, go back to the states then :P
[21:10] <snoopddrm> janisoza1r: to reinstall is to click on the firefox icon in the firefox folder on the desktop?
[21:10] <Uncle|Sam> never been there
[21:10] <Uncle|Sam> hehe
[21:10] <laclasse> rofl
[21:10] <janisoza1r> snoopddrm: sudo apt-get install firefox
[21:10] <^^f> its a key infront of the  'extended'
[21:11] <outy> ok
[21:11] <outy> so ive been using ubuntu for a while now
[21:11] <robert__> anyone able to help with soundcard problem (conexant venice)?
[21:11] <outy> and i still cant win at Four-in-a-row
[21:11] <bavardage> nerdshark: o/
[21:11] <Michalxo> outy, :D
[21:11] <janisoza1r> snoopddrm: or you can use synaptic to do that, whatever your preference is
[21:11] <mechtech> ^^f: you mean an icon of a key in front of your extended partition?
[21:11] <laclasse> outy, open a bug :)
[21:11] <^^f> yes
[21:11] <outy> a bug ?
[21:11] <laclasse> yup
[21:12] <snoopddrm> janisoza1r: okie i did the sudo route
[21:12] <outy> i dont know what a bug is
[21:12] <snoopddrm> umm... ithink its done
[21:12] <snape> janisoza1r: "dpkg -l | grep -i java" does not give any result
[21:12] <LordLandon> ^^f: you encrypted your partition or something?
[21:12] <snoopddrm> trying firefox now
[21:12] <laclasse> bug: For in a row is too hard and i never win even after using ubuntu for a while
[21:12] <^^f> nope
[21:12] <janisoza1r> snape: then you don't have java installed. wait a sec
[21:12] <snoopddrm> janisoza1r: arrgghh! same issue, firefox doesn't load
[21:13] <laclasse> ^^f, you care about the data on it?
[21:13] <^^f> no
[21:13] <snape> janisoza1r: waiting...
[21:13] <paolob> Hi guys! is there a way to nfs mount a removable media so that it can be used by other than root? I can't get it be mounted with permissions different from (root)wrx------
[21:13] <snoopddrm> janisoza1r: could it possibly a memory thing? i have 4gb ram on my notebook
[21:13] <LordLandon> paolob: -o uid
[21:13] <janisoza1r> snape: "dpkg -l | grep -i openjdk" gives any results?
[21:13] <cdsmithus> Any idea what might cause Ubuntu to intermittently log me out when I'm typing something on my keyboard?  Doesn't crash the system; just logs me out.  Always when I'm typing.  Any log files I should check?
[21:14] <paolob> LordLandon, explain better, please
[21:14] <laclasse> ^^f, just blow the partition table, boot in single mode, and do a dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev<yourharddisk> for about 2 minutes, then reboot with a cd installer.
[21:14] <LordLandon> ^^f: you don't care about any of the data on the drive?
[21:14] <janisoza1r> snape: and does "sudo apt-get install sun-java6-plugin" want to install any dependencies?
[21:14] <k4dm3l> I want a resolution grater thant 1024x768
[21:14] <k4dm3l> any suggestion?
[21:14] <DevilBass> alguien sabe como configurar multiseat en ubuntu 9.04
[21:14] <pan__> janisoza1r: my uuid is different
[21:14] <OEP> d'oh. I just spent all afternoon installing 32-bit ubuntu when I should have installed 64 bit z;9
[21:14] <k4dm3l> I have a Compaq nx6120
[21:14] <janisoza1r> snoopddrm: does it produce any output in terminal?
[21:14] <LordLandon> paolob: mount /dev/sdxx /path/to/mount/point -o uid=yourusername
[21:14] <pan__> janisoza1r: how do i update /etc/fstab?
[21:14] <LordLandon> paolob: that'll mount it with you as the owner
[21:14] <janisoza1r> pan__: you're running livecd?
[21:14] <pan__> yes
[21:14] <snoopddrm> janisoza1r: i will start firefox in terminal now
[21:14] <pan__> janisoza1r: had to
[21:14] <paolob> LordLandon, but is it dangerous?
[21:15] <janisoza1r> pan__: where is your "/" mounted?
[21:15] <snoopddrm> janisoza1r: it says "Illegal instruction"
[21:15] <LordLandon> paolob: what do you mean?
[21:15] <pan__> i mount it in another drive
[21:15] <pan__> or folder
[21:15] <janisoza1r> snoopddrm: do you have any unofficial repos?
[21:15] <^^f> mechtech: "and do a dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev<yourharddisk>" wth ? ima noob
[21:15] <ctmjr> !es | DevilBass:
[21:15] <paolob> I'm asking whether it could be dangerous
[21:15] <janisoza1r> pan__: yes, but where? something like /media/disk
[21:15] <snoopddrm> janisoza1r: sorry? i don't understand the term unofficial repos?
[21:15] <Some_Person> I'm having trouble. My camera says my SD card needs formatting
[21:15] <laclasse> ^^f, that was me.
[21:15] <outy> whats the thing i type into terminal thats like the first step to editing docky ?
[21:16] <pan__> janisoza1r: i mounted my drive somewhere sudo mount -t ext4 /dev/sda6 ~/Desktop/drive
[21:16] <Some_Person> How can I format it into ubuntu to have the best chance of success?
[21:16] <pan__> janisoza1r: mounted it elsewhere
[21:16] <janisoza1r> snoopddrm: did you add any repositories in synaptic or edit any file in /etc/apt ?
[21:16] <snape> janisoza1r: It does want to install these: gsfonts-x11 java-common odbcinst1debian1 sun-java6-bin sun-java6-jre
[21:16] <snape>   unixodbc
[21:16] <^^f> that doesnt help me
[21:16] <pepperjack> Some_Person: im not sure what those cards are normally formated as... fat16?
[21:16] <OEP> Some_Person, mkfs.vfat should do the trick
[21:16] <DevilBass> some body know  about multiseat configuration in ubuntu 9.04
[21:16] <janisoza1r> snape: and what about the other command?
[21:17] <pan__> janisoza1r: i did blkid /dev/sda6 and it is different uuid so i have to change that
[21:17] <cdsmithus> No idea where I'd look (what log file, etc?) to determine why I occasionally bomb out to the login prompt when I'm typing on my keyboard?
[21:17] <janisoza1r> pan__: sudo vim /path/to/your/root/etc/fstab
[21:17] <snape> janisoza1r: what other command
[21:17] <pan__> janisoza1r: k
[21:17] <snoopddrm> janisoza1r: i don't understand unofficial repos? u mean unoffical repositories? hmmm.... i only installed aircrack-ng. thats all.
[21:17] <mechtech> ^^f: ok...two ways, the first I would consider to be more complete, and therefore more reliable...boot to cd, and blow out all your linux partitions (esp your extended) then reformat then re-install ubuntu...the second is to boot to live cd, then whenit  asks to install...go through the process untill you reach the part where you can selec which partition to trsh...trash it, then rebuild it, and make it a whatever partition
[21:17] <k4dm3l> please, Can anyone tell me how to get more resolution
[21:17] <k4dm3l> ?
[21:17] <pan__> janisoza1r: im there
[21:18] <janisoza1r> snoopddrm: try to purge firefox in synaptic, it might be a meta-package
[21:18] <laclasse> ^^f, when you try to delete the partition with the key, what does the installer says?
[21:18] <mechtech> ^^f: see here: http://forum.eeeuser.com/viewtopic.php?id=45468
[21:18] <snoopddrm> janisoza1r: ok i will try that now.
[21:18] <janisoza1r> pan__: then replace uuid in the file with what blkid reports
[21:18] <k4dm3l> I want more resolution than 1024x768
[21:18] <vlt> Hello. After `aptitide install grub` what do I have to do to actually write it to /dev/sda's MBR and create the needed files /boot/grub/ (on /dev/sda1)?
[21:18] <k4dm3l> ?
[21:18] <dremits> hi i have just used nmap to scan for open ports and i've found port 8080 to be open (service: http-proxy). How can I disable/uninstall whatever is using this port so it becomes free?
[21:18] <portuguesemafia> hey guys
[21:18] <k4dm3l> can any one help?
[21:18] <pan__> janisoza1r: can i remove previous fstab?
[21:18] <janisoza1r> snoopddrm: also you check (in package properties) what are the dependencies for "firefox" package
[21:18] <laclasse> k4dm3l, System=> Preferences => Display
[21:18] <Walex> dremits: 'lsof -i tcp'
[21:19] <pan__> janisoza1r: it shows aufs / aufus fw 0 0?
[21:19] <erUSUL> dremits: lsof -i tcp :8080
[21:19] <janisoza1r> pan__: it easier to edit i think
[21:19] <pan__> janisoza1r: and tmpfs /tmp tmpfs nosuid,nodev 0 0
[21:19] <pan__> janisoza1r ok
[21:19] <snoopddrm> janisoza1r: ok, the page is taking a long time to load, please bear with me.
[21:19] <pan__> janisoza1r: im not sure where to add the uuid
[21:19] <Some_Person> OEP: I tried formatting as fat16 but it didn't work
[21:19] <janisoza1r> snape: "dpkg -l | grep -i openjdk"
[21:19] <pan__> janisoza1r: should i pastebin it?
[21:19] <k4dm3l> but it only shows 1024x768
[21:19] <janisoza1r> pan__: no, just replace uuid
[21:19] <k4dm3l> laclasse: the thing is I want more than that
[21:20] <janisoza1r> pan__: and also in /boot/grub/menu.lst
[21:20] <pan__> janisoza1r: fstab there is no uuid
[21:20] <laclasse> dremits,  netstat -tcp | grep 8080
[21:20] <dremits> erUSUL i get this: lsof: status error on :8080: No such file or directory
[21:20] <pan__> janisoza1r: do i type uuid=#??
[21:20] <janisoza1r> pan__: then pastebin
[21:20] <pan__> janisoza1r: alright
[21:20] <OEP> Some_Person, I'd think it would use fat32 and not fat16
[21:20] <ctmjr> k4dm3l: what graphics card do you have?
[21:21] <pan__> janisoza1r: http://paste-bin.com/view/c813353e
[21:21] <laclasse> k4dm3l, maybe your card / screen combination doesn;t support more, maybe you need to install some hardware proprietary drivers, what card / screen do you have?
[21:21] <snoopddrm> janisoza1r: the dependancies are firefox-3.0 and firefox-3.0 -branding
[21:21] <vlt> I tried `grub-install /dev/sda` but got "Could not find device for /boot: Not found or not a block device." Any idea what's missing here?
[21:21] <dremits> laclasse it just hangs with that command
[21:21] <erUSUL> dremits: is « lsof -i :8080 »
[21:21] <janisoza1r> snoopddrm: then you should purge also those packages
[21:21] <snape> janisoza1r: nothing
[21:22] <jpoirier_> Hi all, how can I increase the screen brightness for an ubuntu Intrepid install?  Thank you.
[21:22] <laclasse> dremits, are you root ? sudo in front
[21:22] <janisoza1r> snoopddrm: when you later "sudo apt-get install firefox", then it should install those packages again
[21:22] <laclasse> this will tell you which program holds a connection on 8080
[21:22] <janisoza1r> snape: good, then just install sun-java6-plugin and restart your browsers
[21:22] <laclasse> lsof will do the same.
[21:22] <snoopddrm> janisoza1r: purge purge... umm..... how do i purge them?
[21:22] <dremits> laclasse yep did that
[21:22] <janisoza1r> snoopddrm: right click on package
[21:22] <laclasse> and it hangs?
[21:22] <vxp_> hi
[21:22] <dremits> erUSUL says apache2
[21:23] <dremits> didn't realise it used port 8080?
[21:23] <laclasse> could be
[21:23] <laclasse> /etc/init.d/apache2 stop
[21:23] <janisoza1r> snoopddrm: the colour of the box to the left should change (or have red X or something)
[21:23] <vxp_> can anyone recommend a good / easy DVD ripping software (or may be a guide would be best) ? I have a lot of movies I wanted to rip..
[21:23] <laclasse> as root.
[21:23] <erUSUL> dremits: now you know who is listenning there you shut it down or remove it
[21:23] <janisoza1r> pan__: did you paste /etc/fstab or fstab from the filesystem on your disk with your ubuntu?
[21:23] <roachy> @ vxp - try acidrip - it's in the repos and i a nice front end for mencoder
[21:23] <janisoza1r> pan__: i mean is it from livecd or from the disk?
[21:24] <vxp_> 1 sec, will do
[21:24] <snoopddrm> janisoza1r: the option is mark for removal or mark for complete removal?
[21:24] <laclasse> vxp_, mate of mine wrote acidrip ... not sure if maintained anymore. but it had easy gtk interface and uses memcoder.
[21:24] <janisoza1r> snoopddrm: the second one
[21:24] <pan__> my fstab from my /dev/sda6
[21:24] <snoopddrm> okie
[21:24] <Some_Person> OEP: Still no luck
[21:24] <pan__> janisoza1r: fstab from the drive i mounted
[21:24] <janisoza1r> snoopddrm: it's the same as "sudo apt-get purge ..."
[21:24] <laclasse> vxp_, http://untrepid.com/acidrip/
[21:24] <vxp_> laclasse, I'm installing it now
[21:24] <OEP> Some_Person, have you checked out the partition table? does everything look square there?
[21:24] <vxp_> it's in the reos, as you said
[21:24] <vxp_> :)
[21:25] <vxp_> s/reos/repos
[21:25] <pan__> janisoza1r: the disk
[21:25] <snoopddrm> janisoza1r: okie, its done, completely removed.
[21:25] <pozic> Is nzbget packaged anywhere in Ubuntu?
[21:25] <Some_Person> OEP: It looks ok
[21:25] <janisoza1r> snoopddrm: both -3.0 and -3.0-branding?
[21:25] <snape> janisoza1r: thanks a lot
[21:25] <janisoza1r> snoopddrm: then now just install "firefox"
[21:25] <roachy> no worries mate - I've been ripping my collection to Divx to save the daughter scratching discs!!
[21:25] <outy> Gtk-WARNING **: Theme directory  of theme Azenis Icons has no size field
[21:26] <janisoza1r> pan__: hmm.. never met aufs before
[21:26] <pan__> janisoza1r: sorry
[21:26] <pan__> janisoza1r: i messed up i was wrong
[21:26] <Qu4R0w> how to remove my older kernel version??it annoying me to choose in boot option menu.
[21:26] <pan__> janisoza1r: accidentlly typed in /etc
[21:26] <OEP> Some_Person, ok. if the partition type is ok (and a primary partition) and you're formatting it as vfat I guess that about sums up everything I know to check for :P
[21:26] <pan__> janisoza1r: which was live cd
[21:26] <erUSUL> Qu4R0w: like any other package... use synaptic for example
[21:26] <janisoza1r> pan__: that'd explain a lot
[21:26] <pan__> janisoza1r: i see UUID
[21:26] <roachy> @Qu4R0w - just edit the /boot/grub/menu.lst
[21:26] <pan__> janisoza1r: i know >_<
[21:26] <roachy> and remove the option
[21:26] <pan__> janisoza1r: sorry for the confusion
[21:27] <Qu4R0w> i want to del it
[21:27] <Qu4R0w> what to search??
[21:27] <janisoza1r> pan__: then edit the /etc/fstab and /boot/grub/menu.lst on your disk
[21:27] <snoopddrm> janissoza1r: yes, removed the branding too
[21:27] <pan__> i also have to specify uuid for swap as well right?
[21:27] <erUSUL> Qu4R0w: linux-image
[21:27] <janisoza1r> pan__: if it's changed, then yes
[21:27] <snoopddrm> janisoza1r: am doin the sudo apt-get install firefox now
[21:28] <Qu4R0w> erUSUL: i try
[21:28] <pan__> janisoza1r: thank you so much
[21:28] <dremits> erUSUL came up with what appears to be an error when stopping apache http://pastebin.com/m6b3ec403
[21:28] <aandaii> laclasse: Agh the same thing happened now like when I installed ati's official drivers without knowing what I was doing
[21:28] <janisoza1r> snoopddrm: do you have any hunch why didn't it start in the first place? did it ever start?
[21:29] <aandaii> laclasse: when it tries to start X i get those strange visual artifacts and nothing else
[21:29] <erUSUL> dremits: you seem to have something worng in apache's config files... i'm not expert on apache so i dunno
[21:29] <janisoza1r> pan__: in menu.lst there are 2 places to put uuid, be sure to update both
[21:29] <snoopddrm> janisoza1r: oh yes, i did start, worked for a while. then it abruptly closed. i don't know why. i could only get it to start again if i rebooted
[21:29] <Qu4R0w> how can i see my current kernel version?
[21:29] <aandaii> laclasse: I tried installing the restricted drivers before, the progress bar just stayed at 0% for two hours. But that won't help now. I have the package installed, do I still need to copy some things somewhere?
[21:30] <janisoza1r> pan__: in "root ...." and in "kernel .... root=...."
[21:30] <Qu4R0w> uname -r
[21:30] <helo> if i put a 1GB UNR .img onto a 4GB thumb drive, how can i use the extra 3GB for file storage?
[21:30] <laclasse> aandaii, try to run 'aticonfig' as root
[21:30] <Qu4R0w> it is safe i remove my older kernel version?
[21:30] <janisoza1r> snoopddrm: then perhaps it is a problem with cache or /tmp?
[21:30] <laclasse> aandaii, i take it that you have a shell / console on the box? in one of the VT?
[21:30] <deany> helo, make 2 partitions
[21:30] <snoopddrm> janisoza1r: damn... same thing... it doesn't work. i did the command in terminal as well as clicking on the icon
[21:31] <VCoolio> Qu4R0w: yes, but keep latest and latest -1 to be sure
[21:31] <janisoza1r> in terminal does it produce any output?
[21:31] <Qu4R0w> owh..ok2..
[21:31] <laclasse> Qu4R0w, what for? its more unsafe than anything. Its not bad to always have a kernel to boot on just-in-case
[21:31] <snoopddrm> janisoza1r: in terminal the output is illegal instruction
[21:31] <janisoza1r> snoopddrm: which ubuntu are you running?
[21:32] <janisoza1r> !firefox
[21:32] <dremits> erUSUL turns out i had a virtual server running on 8080. removed and port is free. thanks
[21:32] <snoopddrm> janisoza1r: when i enter "firefox" in terminal, the output is "illegal instruction"
[21:32] <oshua86> Has any
[21:32] <oshua86> has
[21:32] <janisoza1r> !firefox-3.5
[21:32] <aandaii> laclasse: I ran aticonfig --initial, it succeded. I'll see if it worked
[21:32] <snoopddrm> janisoza1r: i'm running jaunty jackalope with all the updates selected and unpacked from the update manager.
[21:32] <mzz> snoopddrm: what kind of system is this? Can you pastebin its /proc/cpuinfo?
[21:32] <k4dm3l> laclasse: is an intel my card
[21:32] <mzz> snoopddrm: and what version of firefox is it?
[21:32] <helo> deany: after writing the .img to the thumb drive, the partition table appears to be invalid...
[21:32] <aandaii> laclasse: No, black screen
[21:33] <pan__> janisoza1r: what is the purpose of a uuid instead of hd(?,?) ?
[21:33] <oshua86> does any of you have any experience connecting laptops to projectors in ubuntu?
[21:33] <snoopddrm> mzz: how do i check that? coz I can't telll without firefox starting up.
[21:33] <janisoza1r> snoopddrm: can you check if there is firefox-3.5 package in your system? "apt-cache search firefox-3.5"
[21:33] <nsahoo> for some reason not all the windows in the workspace are appearing in the task bar. I think it's a compiz related issue because I was having it when I was using gentoo+xfce+compiz-fusion
[21:33] <mzz> pan__: a uuid doesn't break if you rearrange the partitions but does break if you reformat the partition
[21:33] <mzz> snoopddrm: how did you install firefox? Can you do that pastebin?
[21:34] <nsahoo> anyone else having the issue of taskbar not showing some windows?
[21:34] <laclasse> aandaii, you can edit files? try nano /etc/x11/xorg.conf, and see if you can make it safer: lower resolution, make sure driver -> is fglrx save and restart display/ gdm
[21:34] <janisoza1r> mzz: he has just purged firefox-3.0 and installed firefox
[21:34] <mzz> snoopddrm: I'd have to ask around, but it's possible the jit in firefox 3.5 has issues on sse-less (or possibly mmx-less) systems
[21:34] <mzz> janisoza1r: meaning which version?
[21:34] <Qu4R0w> i just install backtrack 4 on my hdisk=/dev/sda8/ as "/" also same mount point with my ubuntu..after i reboot,i cant see backtrack boot option
[21:34] <laclasse> aandaii, you should at last be able to get a display. What is the exact laptop model again?
[21:35] <janisoza1r> mzz: that'd be 3.0 i guess, since 3.5 isn't installed unless explicitly specified
[21:35] <mzz> snoopddrm: so I'm guessing either you're running an unusual cpu, you installed a package for the wrong architecture, or the binary got corrupted somehow
[21:35] <snoopddrm> janisoza1r: & mzz: how do i do a paste-bin? i can't open a browser to get there
[21:35] <snoopddrm> abrowser-3.1 - dummy upgrade package for firefox-3.1 -> firefox-3.5
[21:35] <snoopddrm> abrowser-3.1-branding - dummy upgrade package for firefox-3.1 -> firefox-3.5
[21:35] <snoopddrm> firefox-3.1 - dummy upgrade package for firefox-3.1 -> firefox-3.5
[21:35] <snoopddrm> firefox-3.1-branding - dummy upgrade package for firefox-3.1 -> firefox-3.5
[21:35] <snoopddrm> firefox-3.1-dbg - dummy upgrade package for firefox-3.1 -> firefox-3.5
[21:35] <snoopddrm> firefox-3.1-dev - dummy upgrade package for firefox-3.1 -> firefox-3.5
[21:35] <FloodBot1> snoopddrm: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:35] <mzz> snoopddrm: sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[21:35]  * mzz groans
[21:35] <aandaii> laclasse:Toshiba Satellite A350-12D   btw, the howto says i need to do some commands. They have 'uname -r' in them, am I supposed to substitute that for something else?
[21:35] <Michalxo> k4dm3l, what is your graphics card?
[21:35] <georg_> Hallo all
[21:35] <deany> helo, what partition setup have you got on it
[21:35] <snoopddrm> sorrry!
[21:36] <laclasse> aandaii, no, type as is, they will be subtituted
[21:36] <mzz> aandaii: they may have `uname -r` (those quotes are different, and this is important)
[21:36] <georg_> I moved my boot partition to another hard drive
[21:36] <georg_> with gparted
[21:36] <mzz> aandaii: can you link to the instructions?
[21:36] <georg_> now I need to reset grub
[21:36] <laclasse> aandaii, and yes, you need to follow the end of the howto
[21:36] <janisoza1r> !grub | georg_
[21:36] <Otacon22> How can I say to NetworkManager that i don't want that it tries to connect to the wifi?
[21:36] <helo> deany: the same partition table that is on the UNR live image
[21:36] <helo> deany: which happens to be invalid...
[21:36] <georg_> but the problem is that my ***** bios does not alow booting from sdb1
[21:36] <laclasse> mzz, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI
[21:37] <deany> helo,  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromImgFiles
[21:37] <helo> Bad primary partition 0: Partition begins after end-of-disk
[21:37] <mzz> Otacon22: perhaps right-click the icon and uncheck "enable wireless"
[21:37] <mzz> laclasse: urgh, binary blobs. You're on your own with those, sorry.
[21:37] <georg_> can I install grub on sda and poit root to sdb1
[21:37] <ikonia> georg_: root can be where ever you want
[21:37] <laclasse> mzz, aandaii is unfortunately, he seems to have aparticular exotic ati card as well ... :|
[21:37] <Chessguy> could somebody please tell me how to remove pulseaudio?
[21:37] <Scunizi> Where do I find the keyboard setup option in Kubuntu?
[21:38] <snoopddrm> mzz: i downloaded it. in terminal i typed pastebinit (i'm assuming that's how u start it) nothing happens
[21:38] <k4dm3l> Michalxo: lspci?
[21:38] <helo> deany: i know how to dd an .img onto a drive
[21:38] <georg_> so I'm trying another croot run
[21:38] <mzz> aandaii: but for that `uname -r` stuff: the instructions are correct, but make sure you type backticks (usually on the "~" key), not regular single quotes
[21:38] <Michalxo> k4dm3l, yes
[21:38] <k4dm3l> Michalxo: Mobile 915GM/GMS/910GML
[21:38] <mzz> snoopddrm: "pastebinit /proc/cpuinfo"
[21:38] <janisoza1r> georg_: yes, you can
[21:38] <janisoza1r> !grub | georg_
[21:38] <snoopddrm> sorry, am a complete noob
[21:39] <deany> helo, format 1 partition as fat32 for the UNR and the other as, I guess whatever.
[21:39] <k4dm3l> Michalxo: mi laptops is Compaq nx6120
[21:39] <mzz> snoopddrm: it's fine, many people are a bit lost without gui tools
[21:39] <deany> helo, write img to it, it works, I use it
[21:39] <aandaii> mzz, laclasse: Yeah, the reason I asked, I got the same error again: "Package 'linux-restricted-modules-uname' is not installed and no info is availible.'"  The howto assumes I used the restricted drivers module (which i tried a few weeks ago and did not work) but I installed the ati binary driver through Add/Remove.
[21:39] <snoopddrm> mzz: so sorry ;-(
[21:39] <vxp_> laclasse, acidrip seems wonderful. ripping one dvd to an AVI now. do you know if acidrip is able to duplicate DVDs, as well? (Im talking about VOB files - can I burn them and pla them in my 'regular' dvd player after?)
[21:39] <outy> arrggh, this is making me crazy
[21:40] <outy> facebook resolves to google in opera
[21:40] <deany> helo,  do you want persistence?
[21:40] <Michalxo> outy, I won in four-in-row :D
[21:40] <snoopddrm> mzz: i think i will reboot, and be back in a min. i'll see if i still have the same problem. thank you once again as well as pepperjack
[21:40] <snoopddrm> ;-)
[21:40] <outy> LOL Michalxo
[21:40] <aandaii> mzz: OH, didn't see that
[21:40] <georg_> sdb1 does not have coresponding bios drive
[21:41] <nsahoo> no one having any task bar problem?
[21:41] <outy> i was earlier but i figured it out nsahoo
[21:41] <shell> nsahoo, nope not her
[21:41] <nsahoo> outy: what did you do?
[21:41] <mzz> nsahoo: not showing what windows?
[21:41] <Michalxo> k4dm3l, see "private  chat"
[21:41] <nsahoo> mzz: randomly, often times the matlab window
[21:41] <mzz> nsahoo: check the preferences, notice it groups similar windows by default.
[21:42] <shell> how do i make source games work in wine?
[21:42] <nsahoo> mzz: ya, but, none of the matlab windows are in the task bar!
[21:42] <georg_> @shell: pray
[21:42] <mzz> nsahoo: also, some windows will set hints causing them to not show up on the task bar. I wouldn't expect this to be compiz-related, but that's easily checked by temporarily switching to no desktop effects in system -> preferences -> appearance -> visual effects
[21:42] <erUSUL> !iso
[21:42] <shell> geo05, tryed that nobody answered
[21:42] <bidossessi_> hi all
[21:43] <aandaii> laclasse, mzz: The first command worked. Then (logged in as root) I run " insmod /lib/modules/`uname -r`/volatile/fglrx.ko "  and it says can't read, no such file or directory
[21:44] <mzz> aandaii: see earlier comments about you being (mostly) on your own with binary blobs
[21:44] <bidossessi_> i just installed a pcie card on my motherboard (foxconn with onboard sis card) and it hangs after post. google doesn't help. any pointers on where i should look first
[21:44] <shell> how do i make source games work in wine
[21:44] <mzz> aandaii: (that isn't a channel thing! I just tend to avoid them myself, and know relatively little about them)
[21:44] <ascheel> shell: that's a question for #wine
[21:44] <shell> asc thanks
[21:44] <Grizmawe> Shell, check http://winehq.com/appdb
[21:45] <Dimitree> How do i make a launcher for something that i start in terminal with java -Xmx1024m -jar ./ultraed-0.7-svn.jar ?
[21:45] <pyrak> is it a bad idea to "sudo svn commit"
[21:45] <majikman> hwo do i get a list of all packages available to install?
[21:45] <georg_> pyrak: yes
[21:45] <mzz> pyrak: that sounds like an unusual thing to want to do
[21:45] <bidossessi_> i just installed a pcie card on my motherboard (foxconn with onboard sis card) and the pc hangs after post. google doesn't help. any pointers on where i should look first? i've got jaunty installed. could the change from onboard to pcie affect grub?
[21:45] <aandaii> mzz, Okay, I'd rather use the open ones as long as they get me a less blurry resolution. But do they support ATI Mobility Radeon HD 3650?
[21:45] <shell> ascheel, it said that #wine was a invite only chanell 0_o
[21:46] <ascheel> shell: whoops
[21:46] <ascheel> shell: try #winehq
[21:46] <mzz> aandaii: I don't actually see "3650" in "man radeon", but I don't know if that actually means it's not supported
[21:46] <Dr_Willis> bidossessi_:  pcie card should not affect grub. You did move the monitor cable over?  You may want to reseat teh card.. be sure to UNPLUG the pc from the wall befor doing stuf like that.
[21:46] <georg_> UI error: Cannot open `/boot/grub/device.map
[21:46] <mzz> aandaii: (I don't have the family tree of radeon cards in my head either)
[21:47] <Dr_Willis> bidossessi_:  ive had some quirky machines wehre i had to disable to onboard card FIRST then install the new card. (ages ago)
[21:47] <aandaii> mzz: Okay. How do I remove the not-open one I just installed (that stops vesa from working too) ?
[21:47] <Qu4R0w> how to add my bt4 boot option in my grub menu??i already install bt4 but i cant see bt4 option in boot menu
[21:47] <majikman> how do i get a list of all packages available to install from the command line?
[21:47] <Dr_Willis> ALL? thats going to be a long list
[21:47] <bidossessi_> Dr_Willis: i sure moved the cable over. i've been all over the BIOS but i can't fid anywhere i can disable the onboard pci card.
[21:48] <Qu4R0w> majikman:try apt-get cache search something*
[21:48] <janisoza1r> Qu4R0w: you can check the existing /boot/grub/menu.lst syntax and based on that add what you need
[21:48] <aandaii> mzz: The proprietary ATI binary driver from universe in Add/Remove. What package is that and how do I remove it, and can I remove it without internet?
[21:48] <bidossessi_> Dr_Willis: i figured since i still get POST, then maybe the issue is with grub?
[21:48] <majikman> Qu4R0w, cache doesn't seem to be an available parameter
[21:48] <janisoza1r> Qu4R0w: moreover, as i recall bt4 is a livecd, you could check what options are passed during bootup
[21:49] <georg_> menu.lst is fine
[21:49] <iPoRn> majikman, apt-cache search what_you_want
[21:49] <janisoza1r> Qu4R0w: or after it has booted, using "dmesg"
[21:49] <georg_> there is a problem in device list
[21:49] <majikman> ahh.... ok. there we go. thanks
[21:49] <iPoRn> np
[21:49] <Qu4R0w> dmesg is what??where to using it?
[21:49] <janisoza1r> Qu4R0w: you want to boot backtrack from disk, am i right?
[21:50] <Qu4R0w> yah..i already install it
[21:50] <janisoza1r> Qu4R0w: how?
[21:50] <mzz> aandaii: again: see earlier comments about me knowing relatively little about the binary blobs
[21:50] <mzz> aandaii: (*especially* on ubuntu)
[21:50] <Qu4R0w> i put bt4 cd,i type=startx and run install.sh
[21:50] <roger21> hello
[21:51] <snoopddrm> janisozalr: firefox is working now
[21:51] <chaos2fu> hi can anyone tell me how to easily "burn" a isofile bootable to a usbstick??
[21:51] <Qu4R0w> see mine=http://paste.ubuntu.com/234739/
[21:51] <aandaii> I installed ATI Binary Driver from Add/Remove. It broke vesa. How do I remove it?
[21:51] <janisoza1r> Qu4R0w: it's much easier to track the conversation, if you put nick as a first word
[21:51] <snoopddrm> also, is there anyway for ubuntu to "remember" my screen brightness settings? i keep having to adjust it everytime i reboot
[21:51] <Qu4R0w> i try..me use konversation either
[21:51] <helper> aandaii doesn't look in Add/Remove ?
[21:52] <Grizmawe> Chaos2fu, try unetbootin. Google it
[21:52] <roachy> exit
[21:52] <janisoza1r> snoopddrm, Qu4R0w you can aout-complete nicks using [tab]
[21:52] <roachy> quit
[21:52] <aandaii> helper: It broke vesa means I'm stuck with the command line.
[21:52] <janisoza1r> auto*
[21:52] <helper> aandaii use : aptitute
[21:52] <Qu4R0w> i nid press tab key?
[21:53] <Qu4R0w> nothing happen*
[21:53] <snoopddrm> janisoza1r: okie thanx ;-)
[21:53] <chaos2fu> Grizmawe; im trying it now
[21:53] <janisoza1r> Qu4R0w: type "jan" and press [tab]
[21:53] <helper> aandaii sorry, aptitude *
[21:53] <roger21> ubuntu 8.4 on thinkpad r50e : when i open the lid the screen flash back and turn black again, i have to close and open again to have the screen ligthen again, how do i fix that ?
[21:53] <Qu4R0w> janisoza1r: i see ^^
[21:53] <Dr_Willis> chaos2fu:  yep. Unetbootin makes that job easy.
[21:53] <Qu4R0w> "jan"
[21:54] <janisoza1r> ugh..
[21:54] <Qu4R0w> me forgot :(
[21:54] <aandaii> helper:  I use '/' to search, i type ATI Binary Driver and it just gives me ALL the packages that are installed (ever).
[21:54] <chaos2fu> Dr_Willis can it burn other isofiles than linux? cause i want to burn a windows xp iso file
[21:54] <Qu4R0w> janisoza1r: how about my grub?
[21:55] <janisoza1r> Qu4R0w: do you use the pc that you want to install bt on?
[21:55] <Dr_Willis> chaos2fu:  it dont do windows...
[21:55] <Dr_Willis> chaos2fu:  thers guides out on making a usb bootaable windows install. see #windows channel
[21:55] <Qu4R0w> janisoza1r: me use laptop
[21:55] <helper> aandaii ya , you want to remove the Driver right? i think there is g to Remove it press on g
[21:55] <janisoza1r> is there any ubottu command to make it say how to auto-complete nicks and how much useful it is?
[21:56] <janisoza1r> Qu4R0w: and you want to isntall bt4 on the same laptop, right?
[21:56] <aandaii> helper: I can't find it. Are you on Ubuntu now? Could you tell me what package that is?
[21:56] <Dr_Willis> !tab | janisoza1r
[21:56] <Qu4R0w> janisoza1r: yeah..i already have xp+ubuntu on it now
[21:57] <koltroll> Stupied icons looking almost the same making it hard to see which one is which in the dock :(
[21:57] <snoopddrm> omfg! now my ternimal window is a blank screen without a prompt
[21:57] <snoopddrm> !
[21:57] <snoopddrm> janisoza1r: ;-(
[21:57] <janisoza1r> Qu4R0w: can you pastebin your /proc/mounts file and output from "sudo fidsk -l"?
[21:57] <outy> ok maybe im an idiot, but i cant add an mp3 to amarok
[21:57] <chaos2fu> Dr_Willis yeah i know, but im doing it from ubuntu...and i think its working, its burning now!;-)
[21:57] <Grizmawe> Chaos2fu; I doubt you can run windows from USB. Why would you want to??!
[21:57] <aandaii> Hi, could someone please tell me what package "Ati Binary Driver" is in Add/Remove, and tell me how to remove it from the command line?
[21:58] <janisoza1r> snoopddrm: sec
[21:58] <helper> aandaii no i'm not using Ubuntu now, if you are stuck with aptitude , press q , quit then type dpkg -l | grep ATI
[21:58] <snoopddrm> janisoza1r: okie
[21:58] <helper> aandaii you can find the name of the package
[21:58] <janisoza1r> snoopddrm: can you execute any command?
[21:58] <chaos2fu> i dont want to run it, i want to install it on a smaller partion to get my garmin305 gps watch to work correctly
[21:58] <snoopddrm> janisoza1r:  its a blank sreen without a prompt even.
[21:58] <janisoza1r> snoopddrm: do you see blinking cursor?
[21:58] <Qu4R0w> janisoza1r: http://paste.ubuntu.com/234740/
[21:58] <aandaii> helper: I have a LOT of them. Do I remove them all?
[21:58] <chaos2fu> and i want to install it from the usb, cause i have an acer one with no cd:-(
[21:59] <snoopddrm> janisoza1r: nope, nothing at all
[21:59] <helper> aandaii can you pastebin
[21:59] <snoopddrm> janisoza1r:  no root drive no nothing, a blank window
[21:59] <janisoza1r> snoopddrm: you're using gui now, right?
[21:59] <aandaii> helper: You mean I should type them all? It's on a laptop with no internet
[21:59] <snoopddrm> janisoza1r:  yes
[21:59] <janisoza1r> snoopddrm: and by terminal you mean "gnome-terminal"?
[22:00] <snoopddrm> janisoza1r:  could it be because of the swap file? i set my swap file at 300mb. but i have 4gb of ram though.
[22:00] <janisoza1r> snoopddrm: not likely
[22:00] <janisoza1r> snoopddrm: and by terminal you mean "gnome-terminal"?
[22:00] <Qu4R0w> snoopddrm:i think u not nid swap
[22:01] <snoopddrm> janisoza1r: i'm assuming there gnome terminal is at applications > accessories > terminal
[22:01] <Gerinych> For some reason I have grub loading at startup instead of vista's bootloader. Vista's repair cd doesn't see any problems. How do i fix that?
[22:01] <janisoza1r> snoopddrm: yes
[22:01] <janisoza1r> snoopddrm: what happens when you press ctrl+shift+t ?
[22:01] <helper> aandaii sorry i don't know the exact package , you should know what you install !
[22:01] <snoopddrm> janisoza1r: nothing happens at all
[22:01] <Qu4R0w> janisoza1r: u see my fdisk -l?
[22:02] <Server_Side> avi to dvd converter?
[22:02] <fiasco> when will the next release for PHP 5.2 hit the ubuntu repos?
[22:02] <janisoza1r> Qu4R0w: yes, but please paste also /proc/mounts
[22:02] <aandaii> helper   http://pastebin.com/d7288bf21
[22:02] <CabbageWangler> Hey. Anyone know why the audio is quieter on Ubuntu than on Vista?
[22:02] <Qu4R0w> janisoza1r: -bash: /proc/mounts: Permission denied
[22:02] <janisoza1r> snoopddrm: press alt-f2, type "gnome-terminal" see if the problem persists
[22:02] <Server_Side> dvd convter sioftware?
[22:02] <janisoza1r> Qu4R0w: "cat /proc/mounts"
[22:02] <snuxoll> !repeat | Server_Side
[22:02] <helo> deany: the problem with creating two partitions on a thumb drive before writing the ubuntu live .img to it, is that the UNR .img will overwrite the partition table
[22:02] <freenoder> Hello, I am having trouble getting Ubuntu Live CD session to recognize my dvd +rw Drive... can anyone help plz?
[22:03] <janisoza1r> Qu4R0w: if you still get permission denied, then "sudo cat /proc/mounts"
[22:03] <Grizmawe> Chaos2fu; don't have gps but people have been working on getting them working: http://code.google.com/p/garmintools/
[22:03] <snuxoll> Server_Side: I used a combination of ffmpeg + dvdauthor + growisofs when I was burning DVD's
[22:03] <snoopddrm> janisoza1r: this is the window that pops up when i press alt f2: Unable to load file '/usr/share/gnome-panel/glade/panel-run-dialog.glade'.
[22:03] <Qu4R0w> janisoza1r: http://paste.ubuntu.com/234741/
[22:03] <snoopddrm> janisoza1r: should i do a reboot? ;-p
[22:03] <helper> aandaii check mine i'm using ATI too :) :: http://pastebin.com/m447e26e2
[22:03] <janisoza1r> snoopddrm: well... i don't know yet
[22:03] <deany> helo, ive done it....
[22:04] <snoopddrm> janisoza1r: lol okie....
[22:04] <deany> helo, you not writing it properly then... /dev/sdb1 not /dev/sdb
[22:04] <janisoza1r> snoopddrm: try going to the tty1 (alt-ctrl-f1) and login, see if you get propmt there. to get back to gui press alt-ctrl-f7
[22:05] <aandaii> helper: Thanks. How did you install it?
[22:05] <janisoza1r> Qu4R0w: what system are you running now?
[22:05] <helper> aandaii i'm not sure put i think it's envyng-core try use dpkg -l envyng-core ( check Description if this is the driver)
[22:05] <deany> helo, I have a 16gb usb with UNR on first partition, and another partition for other stuff. ive written to the first partition multiple times, clonezilla, then UNR, then clonezilla, then UNR.. i`ll get myself another stick 1 day.
[22:06] <snoopddrm> janisoza1r: its a blank screen with numbers/characters running across right at top edge.
[22:06] <janisoza1r> Qu4R0w: i though /proc/mounts has some more information. paste the output of "mount"
[22:06] <janisoza1r> snoopddrm: then try -f2 .. -f6 until you see "login:"
[22:06] <Gerinych> For some reason I have grub loading at startup instead of vista's bootloader. Vista's repair cd doesn't see any problems. How do i fix that?
[22:06] <aandaii> helper I have envyng-core installed. Can I use it from command line?
[22:07] <freenoder> Does Ubuntu Live Cd Session only 'see' the cd drive it is running from? How can I get my dvd drive to show?
[22:07] <Qu4R0w> janisoza1r: ubuntu=fluxbox
[22:07] <helper> aandaii ya but wonder what envyng-core use for?
[22:07] <snoopddrm> janisoza1r:  all says the same error; Unable to load file '/usr/share/gnome-panel/glade/panel-run-dialog.glade'.
[22:07] <bassxm> my wireless connection is gone! can't get it working anymore even with help... working with ubuntu9.04. Help me please?
[22:07] <janisoza1r> snoopddrm: actually, i guess you could just type your login and the password prompt would pop up, since ubuntu uses it as an output for some system info and the login prompt just got lost few lines ago
[22:07] <bluequijote> hello... I need some help with an installation on eeepc. I need hide available partitions on the ubuntu... somebody know how could I do it?
[22:08] <bluequijote> windows partition
[22:08] <janisoza1r> snoopddrm: in the console? alt-ctrl-f2?
[22:09] <bluequijote> ubuntu remix is the installation... that I am doing...
[22:09] <helo> deany: hmm... i've never heard of writing a live image to the first partition... i thought they were intended to be written directly to the block device
[22:09] <snoopddrm> janisoza1r:
[22:09] <Cube> it doesnt start but says: Error 25
[22:09] <Cube> it doesnt start but says: Error 25
[22:09] <helper> aandaii check tail /var/log/installer/casper.log ( for latest install package) maybe you find the name of the package therre
[22:09] <snoopddrm> janisoza1r:  it works now the tty3. but there is some error:
[22:09] <helo> deany: and the link you pasted says to write it to the block device, not the first partition
[22:09] <helo> i'll try though...
[22:10] <Qu4R0w> janisoza1r: what next?
[22:10] <aandaii> helper: thanks
[22:10] <snoopddrm> janisoza1r:  ext3-fs error unable to read inode
[22:11] <bluequijote> someone could help me?
[22:11] <snoopddrm> janisoza1r:  chkdsk?
[22:11] <janisoza1r> Qu4R0w: paste the output of "mount"
[22:11] <janisoza1r> snoopddrm: sort of
[22:11] <Qu4R0w> how?
[22:11] <Qu4R0w> janisoza1r: how?
[22:11] <aandaii> helper, dzz: Hooray!!! I have my good old low-res desktop back.
[22:11] <snoopddrm> janisoza1r:  how would i do that?
[22:11] <janisoza1r> Qu4R0w: run "mount" and copy output to pastebin
[22:12] <janisoza1r> snoopddrm: do you have any livecd?
[22:12] <remoteCTRL> how do i make a hotspare hdd from an existing raid 5 active?
[22:12] <snoopddrm> janisoza1r:  yes i do
[22:12] <helper> aandaii gr8
[22:12]  * helo kidnaps ubottu
[22:12] <Qu4R0w> janisoza1r: http://paste.ubuntu.com/234743/
[22:12] <helper> aandaii at least you got desktop :P
[22:12] <aandaii> helper: Should I try "Hardware Drivers" now? in System > Administration ?
[22:12] <poseidon_> I need help getting fdisk to detect a SD card
[22:12] <helo> (it is a kid, no doubt)
[22:12] <snoopddrm> janisoza1r:  i have it with me nwo
[22:12] <snoopddrm> now
[22:12] <deany> helo, ive never written to a block device.
[22:13] <helper> aandaii what version of ubuntu you got ?
[22:13] <koltroll> I'd like a text editor (for coding) where I can create projects, and if I like add ftp-information for each project so that i can work directly against the ftp, or work local and simply upload the content. Any tip on this ?
[22:13] <janisoza1r> snoopddrm: then boot to it and run "fsck.ext3 /dev/<yourdisk>", i guess you should pass some options to it also
[22:13] <aandaii> helper 9.04
[22:13] <deany> helo, always /dev/sdb1
[22:13] <deany> helo, etc
[22:13] <janisoza1r> snoopddrm: you mean you use it now?
[22:13] <koltroll> I'm after the "sites"-functionality in dreamweaver (the only thing I ever liked about the program).
[22:13] <poseidon_> deany It's not detecting it as sd(a/b/etc)1
[22:13] <snoopddrm> janisoza1r:  no no, i have the livecd with me now, but now using the usbstick to run ubuntu
[22:13] <remoteCTRL> koltroll: well basically a grat coding editor is eclipse but i dont know about its ftp abilties...
[22:14] <helper> aandaii aha , lspci | grep VGA
[22:14] <koltroll> remoteCTRL, well I'll check it out. cheers
[22:14] <th0r> koltroll: kompozer has sites functionality but it is a little rough around the edges still
[22:14] <snoopddrm> janisoza1r:  okie, i will do that
[22:14] <snoopddrm> janisoza1r:  be bacck later
[22:14] <janisoza1r> snoopddrm: oh, so i think you should boot to livecd, as it's inadvisable to fsck ext3 online
[22:14] <janisoza1r> snoopddrm: just in case, you know how to get irc on livecd?
[22:14] <remoteCTRL> koltroll: and have a look at the extensions cos basically its been written for java but you can install extensions for c/c++, and several otgher laguages
[22:14] <deany> helo, formatted a partition already?
[22:14] <snoopddrm> janisoza1r:  okie got it.
[22:15] <koltroll> th0r, will check that out as well. thank you
[22:15] <aandaii> helper    ATI Mobility Radeon HD 3650 ( on a laptop, remember :] )
[22:15] <snoopddrm> janisoza1r:  i assume so, pidgin?
[22:15] <snoopddrm> am using pidgin to get on irc now.
[22:15] <janisoza1r> snoopddrm: i use irssi, but whetever client you use is fine
[22:15] <Gerinych> i have grub loading instead of vista's bootloader. on top of that, i get error 22, maybe because i don't have a menu.lst. the repair cd doesn't see a problem. how do i change it back to vista's bootloader
[22:15] <snoopddrm> janisoza1r:  okie, back in five.
[22:15] <janisoza1r> Qu4R0w: can you mount the other linux disk? you should probably see it to the left in nautilus
[22:15] <remoteCTRL> with what tools do i edit raid 5 volumes?
[22:15] <outy> how do i make my deskspaces two and not four ?
[22:16] <helper> aandaii on your left side there is like : 01:00.0 VGA or ATI i mean there is similiar like these , what are the numbers?
[22:16] <Qu4R0w> janisoza1r: i cant mount
[22:16] <remoteCTRL> outy: right click into the spaces in the taskbar and set the values
[22:16] <janisoza1r> Qu4R0w: why? is it not present or errors?
[22:16] <poseidon_> outy Go to the desktop, right click and go to properties
[22:16] <aandaii> helper      01:00.0
[22:16] <aandaii> VGA compatible controller
[22:16] <bluequijote> please
[22:16] <Qu4R0w> janisoza1r: i cant see what the text..no text*
[22:16] <poseidon_> outy Sorry, "configure desktop"
[22:16] <poseidon_> outy and then Multiple desktops
[22:17] <poseidon_> Can someone please help me set up my SD device?
[22:17] <janisoza1r> Qu4R0w: could you rephrase that? i don't understand
[22:17] <Qu4R0w> janisoza1r: Directory doesn't exist!
[22:17] <helo> deany: yeah, i'm waiting for the .img to finish downloading
[22:17] <helper> aandaii u need to find driver using this : 01:00.0  for ATI
[22:17] <helper> aandaii did you check ATI site?
[22:18] <aaandaiii> they do not have my model, i think
[22:18] <remoteCTRL> Pici: happen to be there dude?
[22:18] <helper> errr
[22:18] <aaandaiii> helper: I installed something similar but it messes up everything
[22:18] <mocker3> hi
[22:18] <helper> aandaii ya becarefull so not having conflict
[22:18] <mocker3> does someone here use nvidia settings
[22:18] <mocker3> i talked to someone here about that
[22:18] <remoteCTRL> mocker3: sure
[22:18] <aaandaiii> helper I would prefer to use open source driver :P     btw I am on laptop now, i can copy paste things
[22:18] <helo> mocker3: the answer to that is 'yes', i'm sure
[22:19] <mocker3> great :)
[22:19] <aandaii> On my neighbours wireless hehe
[22:19] <helper> aaandaiii ya problem resolution u got now ?
[22:19] <mocker3> its fantastic but i have a few problems with it
[22:19] <janisoza1r> Qu4R0w: sudo mkdir -p /media/sda8 && sudo mount /dev/sda8 /media/sda8
[22:19] <mocker3> the most important one is that i dont get colour on my tv
[22:19] <remoteCTRL> !ask | mocker3
[22:19] <aaandaiii> helper: 1024x768
[22:19] <mocker3> i know the reason, its because i have a PAL tv
[22:19] <helo> mocker3: if your question is specific to nvidia-settings, you may want to ask in #nvidia
[22:19] <mocker3> but where can i change from NTCS to PAL
[22:20] <helper> aaandaiii ok! doesn't look ok for you ?
[22:20] <mocker3> if i change it in my xorg.conf nothing happens
[22:20] <remoteCTRL> mocker3: that is most definitely not the reason
[22:20] <aaandaiii> No, screen is 1366x768
[22:20] <aaandaiii> helper
[22:20] <syntax> Before i rebooted i had sound and when i came back the sound was gone.. Even i did the test in system pref and sound but none of those work..How do you reset it..btw im on ubuntu linux 9
[22:20] <remoteCTRL> bazhang: happen to be there dude?