[00:00] <stip> pfifo: i want to do it with your other option. So you said i can get my windows back with a win7 restore cd. but i think its the same as the rescovery disk or the install disc. but its not so important.
[00:00] <pfifo> ok, unplug all your usb stuff, then plug it all back in, then run 'dmesg' it will give you a LOT! of text pastebin all of it
[00:00] <anigma> I managed to delete my bottom panel... how do I get that back?
[00:00] <acerimmer_> Xintruder: http://www.apple.com/opensource/
[00:01] <Xintruder> good programs there?
[00:01] <rww> anigma: right-click another panel, click New Panel, adjust accordingly
[00:01] <acerimmer_> anigma: right click the top panel and add a new panel
[00:01] <acerimmer_> Xintruder: go there and see.
[00:01] <rww> or, to reset all panels,
[00:01] <rww> !resetpanel
[00:01] <skiwithpete> thanks acer rimmer
[00:01] <Xintruder> acerimmer_: this is kinda only text - know one with ratings screenshots peopls reviews?
[00:01] <pfifo> stip, yes, i am thinking that your windows 7 install CD has a install mode and a rescue mode, try and see if you can use a rescue mode with it to reinstall the bootloader. Im sorry but my windows 7 support only covers a few basic things.
[00:01] <Myfathervsyours> pfifo, http://pastebin.org/340390
[00:01] <danielig> how do I start my sound to work in AmiloProV3515? I cannot rmmod the modules because they are in use and it loads things that I don't need.
[00:01] <skiwithpete> acerimmer_, but it doens't have a download....
[00:01] <acerimmer_> Xintruder: IDK offhand but lemme look
[00:02] <acerimmer_> Xintruder: trhis might work better for you
[00:02] <pfifo> Myfathervsyours, no, delete the '|tail' part, run 'dmesg' alone
[00:02] <hiexpo> FallenAngel1,  the only way i would assure  100 percent is to have the same exact system ,,, and then i would only say 99.9 nothing is guaranteed in life
[00:02] <acerimmer_> skiwithpete: search around that sight bcz I also thouht they had the downloadable
[00:02] <anigma> thank you rww :)
[00:02] <anigma> and acerimmer_
[00:03] <tragedy> Hello Guys,i'm on Ubuntu 10.4 lucid and loving it...i was wondering if there is a burning program that supports bluray rips,like 1280x720 resolution with out trying to down size it to 720x480,something  like convertx2dvd,been at this for a week now,i figured i would go to the source,lol.Thanks in Advance.
[00:03] <FallenAngel1> hiexpo:  it works:)
[00:03] <hiexpo> FallenAngel1,  - kool
[00:03] <FallenAngel1> :)
[00:04] <Myfathervsyours> pfifo, i can not see all the code
[00:04] <Myfathervsyours> all what it says
[00:04] <pfifo> yeah just copy what you can i just need to see the end of it really
[00:05] <tragedy> Please,anyone?
[00:05] <stip> pfifo: ok ill gonna try that tomorrow. (its late in germany) so i have to thank you vary much for your help. its very cool somebody could help me. Thank You. it was very because all things was running perfect on my pc till this update.
[00:05] <Myfathervsyours> pfifo, http://pastebin.org/340411
[00:05] <pfifo> Myfathervsyours, im looking to see if your devices are being reconized, i have about 3 or 4 questions to ask and it will answer them
[00:05] <pfifo> stip, your welcome, drop by anytime
[00:05] <hiexpo> !ask | tragedy
[00:06] <stip> pfifo: i meant it was very bad^
[00:06] <tragedy> k
[00:06] <skiwithpete> acerimmer_, http://www.engadget.com/2010/04/20/synaptics-extends-multitouch-gesture-suite-to-linux-chrome-os-i/
[00:06] <pfifo> stip, don worry we can fix it
[00:06] <acerimmer_> skiwithpete: yeah i remember that!  so far as i know, not released yet..
[00:07] <KungFuJesus> Hello, when can I expect an updated libexiv2 for Ubuntu?  There is a HUGELY annoying bug on imports of images which contain metadata from Nikon DSLR cameras
[00:07] <DefaultTo0> Hi. I noticed that Transmission v2 was released today. Does anyone know when it's going to appear in the Ubuntu update manager?
[00:07] <KungFuJesus> need libexiv2-9 ASAP
[00:07] <stip> Pfifo: ok thank you and have a good day/night/evening :)
[00:07] <pfifo> Myfathervsyours, ok thats a good start, on my system i have like 15 different things running off usb, 2 different hubs. what all do you have?
[00:07] <acerimmer_> skiwithpete: i should say not publically released as they were going after the oem market...
[00:08] <Myfathervsyours> a eternal hdd -fat32
[00:08] <hiexpo> KungFuJesus,  check  softpedia
[00:08] <Myfathervsyours> and other external hdd on ext 3
[00:08] <Myfathervsyours> and a webcam
[00:09] <rodolfols> Hello!
[00:09] <stercor> How do I put a .deb into a Ubuntu system.
[00:09] <Myfathervsyours> sorry, pfifo, and external hdd (fat32), ohter (ext3) and a webcam
[00:09] <hiexpo> !deb | stercor
[00:09] <soreau> stercor: Install it with dpkg -i package.deb
[00:09] <skiwithpete> I can't believe that
[00:09] <Ichat> anyone here could try and help me getting  softraid up and running...
[00:10] <KungFuJesus> hiexpo: why does softpedia have ubuntu packages?
[00:10] <Myfathervsyours> pfifo, is that what you were asking, weren't you?
[00:10] <pfifo> Myfathervsyours, yes
[00:10] <Ichat> KungFuJesus:  -   because they do
[00:10] <Xintruder> acer
[00:11] <hiexpo> KungFuJesus, they have many linux packages if you know linux you would know that also try  sourcefourge
[00:11] <stercor> KungFuJesus: because they're smart?Z
[00:11] <hiexpo> sourceforge
[00:11] <pfifo> Myfathervsyours, is it through a hub? some usb device draw power from the port, and other have a power supply that plugs into the wall, most hubs cant provide enough power to run everything
[00:11] <KungFuJesus> I don't understand why I'm relying on a third party distributor for .debs.  Why isn't a fixed version of this up and going in the repo?
[00:12] <KungFuJesus> This seems like such a simple fix, I'd rather build it myself than grab it from softpedia
[00:12] <thune3> KungFuJesus: which version do you want?
[00:12] <KungFuJesus> >=.19 is when it was fixed
[00:13] <KungFuJesus> it's a pretty broad encompassing bug, you'd think canonical would have fixed it by now
[00:13] <hiexpo> KungFuJesus,  - don't ask a silly ? if you want a fix go to were i told you remember this is a non paid free help channel  to help you and others
[00:13] <quizme> why would i get "command not found: export" from within a ruby script?
[00:14] <Myfathervsyours> pfifo, is directly to the computer
[00:14] <KungFuJesus> quizme: you're using a shell which doesn't use export.  You probably don't have the shell specified in the #! beginning of the script
[00:14] <pfifo> quizme, this is ubuntu, i think you want #php
[00:14] <KungFuJesus> pfifo: what does ruby have to do with php?
[00:15] <hiexpo> KungFuJesus,  did u come here to get help or just insultthe people helping ?
[00:15] <pfifo> ruby is a php framework right? ohh n/m im thinking ruby on rails
[00:15] <KungFuJesus> I was hoping there would be somebody from canonical in here that knows what's going on but it looks like I'm going to have to take this to launchpad
[00:16] <pfifo> Myfathervsyours, are you dual booting and if so dose this work in other OS
[00:16] <Myfathervsyours> yes
[00:16] <clammy> can anyone let me know what they make of this? i got it running chkrootkit. http://pastebin.org/338797
[00:17] <thune3> KungFuJesus: lucid has 0.19.1, you might be able to install debs from meerkat @ 0.19.3
[00:17] <AdminX> malcom this is
[00:17] <pfifo> Myfathervsyours, ok have you ever gotten usb devices to work in any version of ubuntu or any linux/bsd/solaris
[00:17] <KungFuJesus> I'm using lucid, it has me on .18
[00:17] <malcom> AdminX hi
[00:18] <tragedy> Hello Guys,i'm on Ubuntu 10.4 lucid and loving it...i was wondering if there is a burning program that supports bluray rips,like 1280x720 resolution with out trying to down size it to 720x480,something  like convertx2dvd,been at this for a week now,i figured i would go to the source,lol.Thanks in Advance.
[00:18] <KungFuJesus> thune3: ahhh, no I'm using .19, strange...
[00:18] <xxliberoxx> scusate se disturbo sono nuovo mi potete dire un server italiano!?!
[00:19] <KungFuJesus> this appears to be the bug I'm experiencing: http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=579835
[00:19] <hiexpo> 1es | xxliberoxx
[00:19] <jpa> hi there
[00:19] <jmad980> tragedy: there is no Ubuntu 10.4 ;)
[00:19] <jpa> can anyone help me with a dell photo 926 installation?
[00:19] <clammy> !it | xxliberoxx
[00:20] <malcom> AdminX hi
[00:20] <foxmulder881> jmad980: yeah I am so sick of people referring to lucid as 10.4. It's not 10.4. It's 10.04.
[00:20] <jmad980> yup
[00:20] <lepine> I've got a weird problem that google didn't turn up much about.
[00:20] <AdminX> malcom Hello
[00:20] <tragedy> 10.04,sorry,this is my first build,noobie,lol
[00:20] <lepine> My machine takes about 5 seconds between each ping request it sends
[00:20] <KungFuJesus> I'll try temporarily building and install .20 from source and see if it fixes the problem, if not I'll have to reinstall using ubuntus repos and hope for the best.  :-/
[00:21] <lepine> the ping times are great, ~20ms like usual ... but sending and getting back 5 pings takes almost 30 seconds
[00:21] <thune3> KungFuJesus: the thread says it was supposed to be fixed in 0.19-2
[00:21] <KungFuJesus> foxmulder881: is 04/2010 any different from 4/2010?
[00:21] <lepine> I saw bug reports that mentionned openvpn, but I don't have it installed at the moment.
[00:21] <pepee> has anyone used emesene2?
[00:21] <pfifo> tragedy, yeah technically its 10.04, but for your question, when using linux to burn HD movies you will want to extract the video from the source BD and reencode it using something like mplayer or ffmpeg, then remaster it with a program like tovid. in short, no we dont really have a all-in-one push one button to copy solution
[00:21] <lepine> This happens when I'm doing it both as myself and as root
[00:22] <foxmulder881> KungFuJesus: don't be pedantic.
[00:22] <KungFuJesus> thune3: gah, I guess I'll use the .deb from maverick, then
[00:22] <lepine> using ping -f has no effect
[00:22] <lepine> Any ideas what could cause such a thing?
[00:22] <thune3> KungFuJesus: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/exiv2   get the app and libs
[00:22] <KungFuJesus> thune3: thanks man, you've been helpful
[00:23] <Myfathervsyours> pfifo, no, i's windows
[00:23] <pfifo> lepine, could be a conflict with other parameters
[00:23] <clammy> is this a safe command, anyone? ./chkproc -v -v
[00:23] <KungFuJesus> foxmulder881: I'm just saying, it's based on date not specific versions.   That's what it is.
[00:24] <tragedy> the rips are already encoded and ready to go,i need a burning program that will keep the right resolution
[00:25] <lepine> you can't pinf flood as a mortal user
[00:25] <lepine> *ping
[00:25] <hiexpo> ubuntu version are based on date
[00:25] <LinuxNIT> what does it take to boot the iso from a usb drive? (yes i saw the instructions for UBUNTU but im not on ubuntu)
[00:25] <civixier> How do i hide "Wine System Tray"?
[00:26] <clammy> is this a safe command, anyone? ./chkproc -v -v
[00:26] <KungFuJesus> foxmulder881: but why does this bother you so?  Some people say "OS Ten" and some people say "OS Ex", it's the same, it's not like there is a version 10.4 to confuse it with
[00:26] <pfifo> Myfathervsyours, im thinking your root hub might not be supported by linux yet, since you havent ever gotten it working in any linux environment it would be safe to assume that atleast. lets do a 'lspci' and a 'lsusb' commands to pastebin and see what you are working with
[00:26] <hiexpo> change boot order put usb on top
[00:26] <LinuxNIT> hiexpo, it is
[00:26] <Jordan_U> LinuxNIT: You can use Unetbootin to put the Ubuntu install CD onto a flash drive.
[00:26] <hiexpo> LinuxNIT,  what is ?
[00:26] <civixier> I cant neither minimize nor close the "Wine System Tray", is there another way to hide it?
[00:26] <LinuxNIT> Jordan_U, in linux?
[00:26] <foxmulder881> KungFuJesus: I guess I'm either specific or particular with versioning. Or both.
[00:27] <Jordan_U> LinuxNIT: Linux or windows.
[00:27] <Joshua_Roberts> besides VLC and codecs what else should I install to cover windows media player and mpeg4 media playback?
[00:27] <pfifo> lepine, what is your average ping without -f
[00:27] <LinuxNIT> thanks Jordan_U i was thinking that was windows only
[00:27] <Joshua_Roberts> in ubuntu 9.10 64 bit..
[00:28] <lepine> pfifo: I ping ~20ms
[00:28]  * LinuxNIT thinks Ubuntu devs should but generic instructions on the site for linux
[00:28] <lepine> it just waits about 5 seconds btween each request
[00:28] <hiexpo> LinuxNIT,  you message me it isi ask what is  based on your ? what is your ? it is ?
[00:28] <kaeser_ntbk> sudo rm -rf /*
[00:28] <Jordan_U> !usb | LinuxNIT
[00:28] <kaeser_ntbk> ls -l
[00:28] <pfifo> lepine, where are you running this comman?
[00:28] <kaeser_ntbk> ls -l
[00:28] <pfifo> +d
[00:28] <lepine> either ~/ of /var/log
 change boot order put usb on top << usb (it) is on top
[00:28] <kaeser_ntbk> test
[00:28] <soreau> With broadcom wifi chips, is there any driver installed by default on lucid 10.04?
[00:29] <pfifo> lepine, no i mean are you in a terminal emulator, or directly on a tty?
[00:29] <kaeser_ntbk> wtf?
[00:29] <Jordan_U> LinuxNIT: Never mind, that page used to have more generic instructions before USB creator existed.
[00:29] <hiexpo> oh it is on top u meant ok that it is ok /// also there are 2 differant usb to put on top
[00:29] <dim3000> soreau: I don't think so
[00:29] <kaeser_ntbk> get out of my terminal
[00:29] <lepine> oh, term emulator
[00:29] <kaeser_ntbk> bunch of fags
[00:30] <kaeser_ntbk> exit
[00:30] <DefaultTo0> Hi. I noticed that Transmission v2 was released today. Does anyone know when it's going to appear in the Ubuntu update manager?
[00:30] <soreau> dim3000: Does installing bcmwl-kernel-source install the proprietary driver for it then?
[00:30] <tic^> must be something in the air tonight.
[00:30] <Daekdroom> DefaultTo0, in 10.04, it won't
[00:31] <DefaultTo0> Daekdroom: Why so?
[00:31] <lepine> pfifo: Interesting, when I ssh to my local machine, ping will exit when i do ctrl-C ... when directly on terminal emulator, it takes its sweet time (~3-4 secs)
[00:31] <pfifo> lepine, ok are you fully aware of what -f dose? it prints a . (period) when it sends a ping, and prints a , (comma) when it gets a response, then deletes them both. it might be that it is going so fast that it only appears to be blank
[00:31] <lepine> pfifo: yes, I am aware it floods
[00:31] <Incarnation> Would it be possible for me to virtualize a partition of my hard drive that I use to boot into windows XP on ubuntu?
[00:31] <rww> soreau: yes
[00:31] <Daekdroom> DefaultTo0, it's a update of a stable program. They're not likely to push the bar by doing an update that can actually create bugs.
[00:31] <soreau> rww: Ok thank you
[00:32] <dim3000> soreau: this should do it, sudo apt-get install b43-fwcutter
[00:32] <Jordan_U> kaeser_ntbk: Type "/quit" to exit your IRC client.
[00:32] <KungFuJesus> thune3: uhg, post new-installation I'm still having the problem.  I'm going to have to make sure that what's mentioned in ldd points to the correct place
[00:32] <kaeser_ntbk> "/quit"
[00:32] <Jordan_U> kaeser_ntbk: Without the quotes.
[00:32] <rww> soreau: there's also the b43 driver, which is installed by default but requires non-free firmware which b43-fwcutter will fetch. Some cards work with one, some with the other, some with both.
[00:32] <kaeser_ntbk> "quit"
[00:32] <pfifo> lepine,your router or firewall could be blocking it, can you verify that your packets are getting through?
[00:32] <LjL> kaeser_ntbk: stop being silly.
[00:32] <kaeser_ntbk> ??
[00:33] <dim3000> soreau: sorry i meant b43-fwcutter package
[00:33] <lepine> can someone kick ban kaeser_ntbk ?
[00:33] <Eighteens> /quit
[00:33] <soreau> rww: dim3000: That gives me a better idea, thanks
[00:33] <dim3000> soreau: Even easier is to open Hardware Drivers and it should detect it
[00:33] <Incarnation> How can I use virtualization software to mount my WinXP partition?
[00:34] <lepine> pfifo: no a network issue, sniffing the traffic did show obvious problems. I mean, I am getting responses quickly after sending the rquests
[00:34] <thune3> KungFuJesus: just to check, you installed both exiv2 and libexiv2
[00:34] <soreau> dim3000: Well I'm not going to have internet so I need to know which packages I need to put on my usb stick ;)
[00:34] <hiexpo> man something in the air or lack of air maybe
[00:34] <lepine> I just send the requests really slowly
[00:34] <Jordan_U> Incarnation: Do you want to mount it (access its files) or boot it?
[00:34] <dim3000> soreau: Yeah that's what I do ;)
[00:34] <Incarnation> Jordan_U: I want to boot it
[00:34] <kaeser_ntbk> stop this ctcp thing, don't hack me
[00:35] <thune3> KungFuJesus: plus you will have to restart any app that is calling the library, after installation
[00:35] <kaeser_ntbk> rww, ???
[00:35] <lepine>  /ignore kaeser_ntbk
[00:35] <pfifo> lepine, your ethernet card has a queue, it must be queuing the outgoing packets, which makes sense unde a flood condition. specially if your ISP takes measures to prevent ddos
[00:36] <ShapeShifter499> I was about to d-load the 64 bit 10.04 but it said "Not recommended for daily desktop usage"  should I still download this?
[00:36] <voglster> Incarnation, both vmware and wirtual box can boot native partitions.. but i would setup a different hardware profile in xp before you do
[00:36] <iflema> soreau all you need is on the install cd...... both b43fwcutter and bcmwl-kernel-source are on there
[00:37] <Incarnation> voglster: How do I set up a different hardware profile in XP?
[00:37] <soreau> iflema: Ok thanks
[00:37] <voglster> Incarnation, google? i havent run xp in forever... jsut rememebr doing that way back when
[00:38] <iflema> soreau just add install cd as repo when ready to install
[00:38] <Nitro> Hey, can anyone help me install Teamspeak 3 for Ubuntu?
[00:38] <Incarnation> voglster: what do you use now? win7?
[00:38] <ShapeShifter499> is 64 bit ubuntu ok to use for every day use?
[00:38] <rww> ShapeShifter499: yes
[00:38] <ennui> anyone have any experience with partitioning external drives while retaining data on the drive? I know boot camp can do that for your boot drive, but wasn't sure about non-boot externals
[00:38] <voglster> ubuntu ;-) hence why im in this channel
[00:38] <Incarnation> voglster: okay :P
[00:38] <foxmulder881> Incarnation: this is Ubuntu channel. Go to #windows
[00:38] <soreau> iflema: Right, I got it now.
[00:39] <ShapeShifter499> k
[00:39] <Incarnation> foxmulder881: only because I'm doing it in Ubuntu
[00:39] <Jordan_U> ennui: Gparted lets you do that. It's actually a failry common taks.
[00:39] <dim3000> soreau: Take a look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx under the No Internet Access for detailed steps
[00:40] <soreau> dim3000: Yea I already read that but it's confusing because there are two drivers and I need b43 apparently, which has the injection support
[00:41] <ennui> Jordan_U: So I could say.... take a external that is just media files. add a small partition to it while retaining the rest of the data, and then put an OS installer on that partition and boot from it?
[00:41] <dim3000> soreau: Yeah there's a separate section for b43 (btw i have a b43 and injection is great ;)
[00:41] <foxmulder881> Incarnation: how the hell do you plan to do that from within Ubuntu?
[00:41] <Incarnation> foxmulder881: we'll find out soon enough
[00:41] <soreau> dim3000: I am used to using atheros chips
[00:42] <orikon> hello
[00:42] <Flannel> Incarnation: Yes, you should be able to boot from an existing partition into a virtual environment
[00:42] <orikon> does anyone know why I would have 80+ outbound connections everytime I open chrome or firefox? to the point my internet stops working until i close the browser
[00:43] <Flannel> foxmulder881: Please try and be a little bit more polite, thanks :)
[00:43] <qcode> How do I determine if it's Ubuntu desktop or server (programatically)?
[00:43] <kaeser_ntbk> orikon, ie doesn't do that
[00:43] <kaeser_ntbk> try it
[00:43] <Daekdroom> qcode, does it have a GUI?
[00:43] <Incarnation> Flannel: Yes, I will sort it out
[00:43] <Daekdroom> qcode, if it does, it's desktop
[00:43] <foxmulder881> Flannel: I thought I was. <rolls eyes>
[00:43] <kaeser_ntbk> with wine at least, if you don't have money for a decent os
[00:43] <orikon> i can use ie in linux?
[00:43] <Flannel> qcode: There's no intrinsic difference.  There's a number of ways to figure it out depending on why you need to know.  What will you be using it for?
[00:43] <qcode> Daekdroom: Well, the user can install the GUI/Gnome
[00:43] <kaeser_ntbk> orikon, with wine yes
[00:43] <Daekdroom> qcode, indeed.. well, there's the kernel diference..
[00:44] <kaeser_ntbk> don't expect to run the best browser in the worst system though
[00:44] <foxmulder881> orikon: do you need IE specifically?
[00:44] <qcode> Flannel: Just curious - is there a way to find out like /proc or uname?
[00:44] <orikon> oh, well even if that worked, i'd much rather use chrome or firefox
[00:44] <Daekdroom> qcode, uname -r should return a -server kernel
[00:44] <qcode> There's "server" as part of -server
[00:44] <qcode> Can I rely on that?
[00:44] <^DEMOSS^> ðø ôää
[00:44] <Flannel> qcode: Well, everything is just packages that are installed.  There's a server specific kernel, but you could install that on a desktop the same way you could install a GUI on a "server" install.
[00:44] <^DEMOSS^> hi all
[00:44] <qcode> Thanks
[00:44] <orikon> no, i'm getting an abnormal amount of outbound connections in chrome and firefox
[00:45] <^DEMOSS^> i need some help (^_^)
[00:45] <soreau> dim3000: Do you need 'compat-wireless' package for broadcom to work?
[00:45] <Flannel> qcode: So no, there's no real way since there's no real differences as a whole.  But again, if you're looking for compatability with something or other, there might be other indicators you could use
[00:45] <kaeser_ntbk> orikon, this is normal
[00:45] <soreau> dim3000: And what about firmware for the chip?
[00:45] <dim3000> soreau: Never heard of it so don't think so
[00:45] <orikon> but it gets to the point that my internet stops working entirely until i close the browser and reopen it
[00:45] <warddr> !ask ^DEMOSS^
[00:45] <soreau> dim3000: For injection to work, that is. I assume you just use b43 driver?
[00:45] <warddr> !ask | ^DEMOSS^
[00:46] <qcode> Flannel: Do you think the kernels for server and desktop are built differently?
[00:46] <^DEMOSS^> how i can get file from server <IP_ADDRESS> in our local network ?
[00:46] <orikon> then it works for a few minutes as i see the outbound connections increase and then the internet slows to a crawl
[00:46] <qcode> Flannel: I'm wondering if the .config files are set up differently for server and desktop.
[00:46] <Daekdroom> qcode, they are. Server kernels have more stability and a little less performance.
[00:46] <qcode> Ah, I see
[00:46] <Flannel> qcode: They are.  They support slightly different hardware, and have some other optimizations.  Server has some stuff disabled, like PREEMPT, and has PAE enabled, and other things like that.
[00:47] <dim3000> soreau: Yes that's it I think
[00:47] <Flannel> Daekdroom: that's not correct
[00:47] <qcode> Thanks guys!
[00:47] <^DEMOSS^> ubuntu 10.04 ( smb package may be installed )
[00:47] <Daekdroom> Flannel, I thought the server kernel had a higher latency in order to be stable and save power
[00:47] <wildbat> ^DEMOSS^, depends on what protocols you use for file sharing(if any)
[00:47] <^DEMOSS^> SMB
[00:48] <wildbat> !smb | ^DEMOSS^
[00:48] <Flannel> Daekdroom: It ticks at a different rate, yeah, and has PREEMPTive multitasking disabled and stuff, because in a server environment, that's a better way to run it for more performance
[00:48] <qcode> I guess I can do a diff on /boot/config-2.6.18-xx-server and the one for desktop to find out the differences
[00:48] <kaeser_ntbk> Does your mom's dildo got foss drivers?
[00:48] <DopeGhoti> !language > kaeser_ntbk
[00:48] <astroboy> Do I have to do something strange do preserve the recovery partition when installing ubuntu on a laptop (in this case an ideapad s10e)
[00:49] <Flannel> Daekdroom: Basically, the server kernel tries to let things run for longer periods uninterupted, since it doesn't need to be paranoid about responding to interrupts (such as the mouse and stuff) immediately (on a desktop, that same setup might cause the mouse to appear to react after a bit of lag or whatnot)
[00:49] <phawx> ok.  a couple days ago, installed ipheth-utils and today i went to uninstall them and now.  i lost a whole bunch of programs.  and hwen i try to go to places > home it tells me it could not open location "file:///..."  so i dunno what to do
[00:49] <qcode> If I found a bug in a particular module how do I file a defect?
[00:49]  * hiexpo omg
[00:49] <Daekdroom> Flannel, ah, that 1000/250/100Hz option upon compiling the kernel does that?
[00:50] <wildbat> astroboy, nothing strange other then manual partitioning
[00:50] <Flannel> Daekdroom: That's one of the many tweaks, yeah.
[00:50] <blendmaster1024> Beyecixramd, hello
[00:50] <teleri> what do the diffeent stages of the wifi indecator mean?
[00:50] <J11> I'm trying to set up ICS(Internet Connection Sharing), so I tried using the new "Shared to other computers" GUI method. However it seems that it tries to start another dnsmasq process that will listen on the interface, while the previous dnsmasq listens on <IP_ADDRESS> . Which is causing my connection to go up and down continuously.
[00:51] <blendmaster1024> http://ircanswers.com/ubuntu/212293/install-liveusb-system-system-partition <<< Beyecixramd, i don't mind you answering how you want. but then posting it online?
[00:51] <^DEMOSS^> shit o_O  i must write so more commands if i want serch file in folders in that server ?
[00:51] <teleri> !language | ^DEMOSS^
[00:51] <marc__> joan?
[00:51] <^DEMOSS^> russian )
[00:52] <anavarro> hi
[00:52] <uzu-cat> gay
[00:52] <hiexpo> !rs | ^DEMOSS^
[00:52] <anavarro> I'm getting a "cannot send to channel"
[00:52] <orikon> orikon,
[00:52] <Guest50381> com
[00:52] <warddr> !language | uzu-cat
[00:52] <anavarro> What that it means?
[00:53] <JunglPerv> I have an onboard soundcard the utilizes 5.1 using software rather than hardware and I've always had issues getting more then 2 channels to work with ubuntu.  Can someone point me towards a thread?
[00:53] <phenom> How would you go about setting the close buttons back on the right side?
[00:53] <phenom> of nautilus*
[00:53] <hiexpo> Anom01y,  you need to identify than
[00:53] <phenom> metacity rather
[00:54] <J11> any way for these two dnsmasq processes to coexists, or can only one dnsmasq process be active at the same time?
[00:55] <phawx> http://pastebin.com/9cNZ6Xpw - anyway for me to reinstall all those at once?
[00:55] <orikon> ping
[00:55] <^DEMOSS^> can i open SMB sours as a windows-explorer in my ubuntu  ( server <IP_ADDRESS>)
[00:55] <hiexpo> Anom01y,  go back into freenode in which is open on ure sys now and type       /msg nickserv identify nic password
[00:55] <Flannel> phawx: Sure, sudo apt-get install package1 package2 package3 package4 etc
[00:55] <quizme>   anybody know how to get X11 to work with ssh -Y ?
[00:56] <Jordan_U> !controls | phawx
[00:56] <^DEMOSS^> hiexpo: nobody online in rs channel
[00:56] <Jordan_U> phenom: ^^
[00:56] <Jordan_U> phawx: Sorry, wrong nick.
[00:56] <YoJack> quizme: once you login with -Y option just run xeyes
[00:56] <xpx> hi
[00:56] <hiexpo> ^DEMOSS^,  sorry
[00:56] <phenom> Got it thank. Is that an ubuntu decision to put it on left? Or upstream?
[00:56] <xpx> هاي
[00:56] <phenom> Because that just made me mad heh
[00:56] <xpx> في عرب
[00:56] <Jordan_U> phenom: Ubuntu.
[00:57] <quizme> YoJack X connection to localhost:10.0 broken (explicit kill or server shutdown)
[00:57] <orikon> how do i direct a message to someone? (not private chat, just highlights my message)
[00:57] <shubbar> xpx, this is an english channel
[00:57] <rww> orikon: put their name at the start of it.
[00:57] <quizme> YoJack connect /tmp/.X11-unix/X99: No such file or directory
[00:57] <rww> !tab
[00:57] <phenom> I'm not sure that was a very thought out decision to place controls on the left
[00:57] <orikon> rww oh
[00:57] <YoJack> quizme: are you doing this from a windows machine or linux
[00:57] <orikon> like that?
[00:57] <rww> orikon: yeah
[00:57] <phenom> I'd like to hear the reasoning behind it
[00:57] <quizme> YoJack local is OS X, remote is CentOS
[00:58] <orikon> rww oh ok, thanks
[00:58] <phenom> I think this is the last version of ubuntu I'm going to use,, evry ubuntu upgrade, breaks or changes too much,
[00:59] <hiexpo> phenom, are you here for help or tell people that do how to run linux now ?
[00:59] <soreau> dim3000: When I try to install b43-fwcutter it tries to download the firmware from the net and that fails. Is there anyway to install b43-fwcutter without the internet working?
[00:59] <soreau> dim3000: Or do I not need b43-fwcutter for the b43 driver injection to work?
[00:59] <phenom> hiexpo, I'm here to ask how to fix what I believe was a design flaw on their part
[01:00] <hiexpo> phenom,  post in than don'tcrack on the people that are here to elp please
[01:00] <bricky> hey how do I prevent linux from logging out after 5 minutes of inactivity, also does it continue to download files
[01:00] <orikon> orikon47 hello
[01:00] <phenom> hiexpo, I didn't crack on any one
[01:01] <dim3000> soreau: try this: cd ../pool/main/b/b43-fwcutter/, then sudo dpkg -i b43-fwcutter*, don select fetch and install in the installer
[01:01] <astroboy> wildbat: so there should be a specific partition with the recovery, and all I have to do is leave it there? I thought that overwriting the MBR would be a problem
[01:01] <^DEMOSS^> excuse me, but can anybody write me - what command i need run, if i  want mount ( \\<IP_ADDRESS>\new )
[01:01] <Flannel> !controls | phenom
[01:01] <phenom> I sort of like what ubuntu is doing,, but do I think there is room for improvement? Undoubtedly.
[01:02] <soreau> dim3000: So don't fetch and install.. then I can just do what to install it manually?
[01:02] <phenom> Thanks Flannel Jordan_U
[01:02] <bazhang> phenom, please take non-support chat to #ubuntu-offtopic
[01:02] <Jaikkuli> i am trying to unzip my multi-part files, not having success from the solutions found on forum though, can i get some guidance please
[01:02] <Jaikkuli> my zips are in 3 pieces
[01:02] <dim3000> soreau: try this: cd ../pool/main/b/b43-fwcutter/, then sudo dpkg -i b43-fwcutter*, <--- when doing that, does an installer come up?
[01:02] <qcode> DEMOSS: mkdir /tmp/mount; mount -t cifs -o username=yourname,workgroup=yourworkgroup //<IP_ADDRESS>/new /tmp/mount
[01:03] <soreau> dim3000: apt-get install b43-fwcutter makes the installer come up asking to fetch the firmware
[01:03] <soreau> dim3000: Then I say yes and that fails obviously because it tries to d/l it
[01:03] <dim3000> soreau: don't do apt-get, do the commands I told you for no internet access install
[01:04] <soreau> dim3000: Ok let me see
[01:04] <Jordan_U> soreau: You can grab the firmware from here: http://jordanu.dyndns.org/b43-firmware-lucid.tar.gz http://jordanu.dyndns.org/b43legacy-firmware-lucid.tar.gz and extract it to /lib/firmware/
[01:04] <jean> des français ici ? besoin d'aide
[01:04] <Flannel> !fr | jean
[01:04] <bazhang> jean in #ubuntu-fr
[01:04] <qcode> DEMOSS: Make sure you have smbfs installed (aptitude install smbfs)
[01:04] <jean> thanks!
[01:05] <soreau> Jordan_U: I need both of those?
[01:05] <Jaikkuli> please can i get some help extracting my 3 piece zip
[01:05] <^DEMOSS^> Mounting the DFS root for a particular server not implemented yet
[01:05] <^DEMOSS^> No ip address specified and hostname not found
[01:05] <phenom> Ok, I need support. How do I get my virtual terminal working again. How do I get flash while in full screen mode while watching youtube clips working properly again. How do I get an annoying beep when I log off to stop without disabling system alerts etc.
[01:05] <dim3000> Jaikkuli: extract the first, it should automatically extract the rest
[01:05] <Jaikkuli> dim3000: it does not
[01:06] <phenom> When open a VT, screen goes blank,, luckily after newest upgrade, I an able to go back to x session.
[01:06] <dim3000> Jaikkuli: how are the pieces names?
[01:06] <dim3000> Jaikkuli: how are the pieces named?
[01:06] <soreau> Jordan_U: If I extract both of these to /lib/firmware/, then I don't need to install b43-fwcutter package at all, right?
[01:06] <soreau> Jordan_U: Then I can just reload b43 module and done?
[01:06] <Jaikkuli> dim3000: zip.002 etc etc
[01:07] <Flannel> phenom: Which annoying beep?  The "logoff" sound?  you can configure those sounds under System > Preferences > Sound
[01:07] <Jordan_U> soreau: Correct (though I'd keep b43-fwcutter installed just so you get updates if there are any in the future)
[01:07] <soreau> dim3000: There is no ../pool. You need to specify a full path
[01:07] <hiexpo> shouldn't have to use fwcutter for b43
[01:07] <dim3000> Jaikkuli: strange it should work then are you sure it doesn't extract them when clicking on the first one?
[01:07] <soreau> Jordan_U: Well this is just going to be on a live session so..
[01:07] <phenom> Flannel, no, since hardy upgrade, every time I shutdown or log off,, I get a series of very loud system beeps.
[01:08] <Jaikkuli> dim3000: yeah i tried multiple times.. i tried changing the suffix tag.. strangely the first file was .001 but when i rename it to that now it doesn't recognize as a zip file anymore
[01:08] <phenom> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-session/+bug/290204
[01:08] <phenom> There is still no fix for it
[01:08] <Jaikkuli> dim3000: what suffix would you recommend
[01:08] <leandro> oi
[01:08] <phenom> And ubuntu keeps changing things, without fixing problems they've created along the way, it seems
[01:09] <soreau> Jordan_U: Ok so b43.ko is the free kernel module but needs the firmware for the hw to work _at all_ and I can just extract those two firmware to cover pretty much all broadcom chips, right?
[01:09] <phenom> I love ubuntu but they need to work on stability and bug fixes > addition of features
[01:09] <Jordan_U> soreau: Correct.
[01:09] <soreau> Jordan_U: Ok, just making sure. Thanks for those links!
[01:09] <dim3000> soreau: sorry, don't have my Ubuntu laptop near me, try this: cd /; sudo find -name b43-fwcutter
[01:09] <soreau> dim3000: I think I already have it figured out
[01:09] <Flannel> phenom: This channel shouldn't be used as a soapbox, if you'd like a channel for that, go to #ubuntu-offtopic.  Thanks.
[01:09] <Zelozelos> i know this is a little off-topic but i want to learn all about the advanced options that devede has -any ideas where i can find this info ive tried googeling but can only find general information about it
[01:09] <Jordan_U> soreau: You're welcome.
[01:09] <soreau> dim3000: Thanks for the help though
[01:10] <dim3000> soreau: no problem
[01:11] <pfifo> Zelozelos, mose programs and packages have a manual page, try going to a terminal and typint 'man <program name>'
[01:11] <Zelozelos> good idea pfiifo ty
[01:11] <dim3000> Jaikkuli: try name.zip name.z01 name.z02
[01:11] <Flannel> phenom: that bug you posted is listed as fix-released.  If that isn't the case, please open a bug about it (see that bug about opening it against 'linux')
[01:11] <phenom> Flannel, Ok,, where do I go to tell ubuntu developers about bugs
[01:11] <Flannel> phenom: launchpad is the place
[01:11] <phenom> Flannel, I have already
[01:11] <acerimmer_> !bug|phenom
[01:11] <phenom> flannel, as well as a lot of other people.
[01:12] <^DEMOSS^> eeeeee
[01:12] <phenom> Flannel, Ok, thanks
[01:12] <Zelozelos> nope, it only gives even less general information ;(
[01:12] <^DEMOSS^> i do it - i mount it )
[01:12] <Jaikkuli> dim3000: unsuccessful
[01:13] <Zelozelos> whats the name of the off topic channel again? maybe someone there can explain some of them for me
[01:13] <whiter> i just realized what gwibbler was, thank you.
[01:13] <wildbat> question~ can anyone know how to fix the lid button? it is not working correctly, when pressed the screen off for 0.5sec and back on, as well as when released. any clue?
[01:13] <arve> need help with LAN hostname lookups
[01:13] <dim3000> Jaikkuli: after renaming do this, cat zip-filename* > new.zip; zip -F new.zip; unzip new.zip
[01:13] <Jaikkuli> dim3000: is it normal that unbuntu not acknowledge z01 as a supported format?
[01:13] <pfifo> Zelozelos, most gnu projects have a freenode channel try #<program name> here on IRC... failing that, the uber 1337 way of learning how a program works is to download the source code and read it.
[01:14] <^DEMOSS^> qcode êãää - åðò÷
[01:14] <dim3000> Jaikkuli: I always works for me
[01:14] <^DEMOSS^> qcode rull - thnx
[01:14] <IdleOne> !hi | ^DEMOSS^
[01:14] <Zelozelos> i did that one already pfifo, that was another good idea thoug ;)
[01:14] <arve> ...or not, i got it to work :P
[01:14] <Jaikkuli> dim3000: sorry for silly question but can you be more clear one which of those words i'm supposed to replace with the file name and which was literal?
[01:15] <^DEMOSS^> IdleOne: &
[01:15] <^DEMOSS^> IdleOne: ? what is this ?
[01:15] <arve> except it's ridiculously slow :/
[01:15] <IdleOne> ^DEMOSS^: that is you randomly posting to the channel without purpose
[01:15] <Jaikkuli> dim3000: my zip file name is image :P so use that for me please
[01:15] <wildbat> Jaikkuli, dim3000 , so split zip isn't the standard format thanks to winzip, in that case you need to use winzip
[01:15] <dim3000> Jaikkuli: after renaming do this, where zip-filename is the name of the zips and new.zip is made up: cat zip-filename* > new.zip; zip -F new.zip; unzip new.zip
[01:16] <pfifo> Zelozelos, yeah some times documentation can be vague or non existent, google, irc, mailing lists and forums are your best bet. there is aslo help available on usenet. but if you really want to know everything, reading the sources will always work
[01:17] <dim3000> Jaikkuli: cat image* > new.zip; zip -F new.zip; unzip new.zip
[01:17] <Jaikkuli> dim3000: seems to be doing something :)
[01:18] <^DEMOSS^> IdleOne: my english not good, sorry. You mean, that i can't say anything whithout topic ?
[01:18] <dim3000> Jaikkuli: trying opening new.zip when it finishes
[01:18] <teleri> what do the diffeent stages of the wifi indecator mean?
[01:18] <phenom> Does any one know a fix for virtual terminals not working sincy hardy upgrade?
[01:18] <IdleOne> ^DEMOSS^: We try to keep this channel about Ubuntu support if you feel like chatting please join #ubuntu-offtopic
[01:18] <pooky> exit
[01:18] <phenom> On hardy I get a bunch of flashing _ _ _'s
[01:19] <phenom> I am able to execute commands blindly though
[01:19] <wildbat> teleri, waht you mean by stages?
[01:19] <^DEMOSS^> IdleOne: yeah, thnx 8)
[01:19] <phenom> But on new ubuntu, I get a blank screen only
[01:19] <dim3000> phenom: btw, why are you on hardy?
[01:20] <phenom> I'm not any more
[01:20] <^DEMOSS^> IdleOne: if i install ubuntu server - can i install GNOME  whith command apt-get ?
[01:20] <phenom> But I wish I stayed on feisty
[01:21] <IdleOne> ^DEMOSS^: with sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[01:21] <phenom> After hardy upgrade,, every thing started going down hill.
[01:21] <pfifo> what was the code name the went with A?
[01:21] <phenom> For me *
[01:21] <^DEMOSS^> IdleOne: ùð - åðôòë íùã
[01:21] <IdleOne> pfifo: there wasn't one
[01:21] <teleri> wildbat: it starts up with a grey indecator with a red X, which means no connection, but when i start a onnection, the indecator lights up and the light goes up and down a few times before changing and only panning upwards,, i really don't have a better explination
[01:21] <pfifo> where did it start?
[01:22] <ZykoticK9> Shotwell organizes photos by date, i have 13 photos with incorrect dates in 2062 and 2064, anyone have a suggestion on a method to change this info in the photos?  Is there an Easytag for images?
[01:22] <^DEMOSS^> IdleOne: oh, thank you
[01:22] <IdleOne> pfifo: started at 4.10 warty warthog
[01:22] <^DEMOSS^> i am always work in terminal as root  ( sudo su ) 8)
[01:23] <^DEMOSS^> IdleOne: do you know the LAMPP ( xampp ) ?
[01:23] <dim3000> phenom: why aren't you on 10.04 or at least 9.10?
[01:24] <IdleOne> ^DEMOSS^: please direct your questions to the entire channel so that others can also help
[01:25] <grkblood> why cant i burn mp3s with k3b, i used to be a ble to do it
[01:25] <grkblood> it says its an unsupported file type now
[01:25] <teleri> wildbat: did my explination help?
[01:26] <^DEMOSS^> if anybody know good package XAMPP ( LAMPP )  -  i use it - its easy to install and run, but i want know - may be  anybody know bette than xampp-lampp ?
[01:26] <phenom> dim3000, I am on 10.04 on my laptop. But I'm scared to upgrade my home servers
[01:26] <dim3000> ^DEMOSS^: privet, xampp should be nice or you can do it manually one by one
[01:26] <phenom> Everything but virtual terminals work on home servers
[01:27] <wildbat> teleri, that power level.
[01:27] <dim3000> phenom: I used to have 9.10 for my server, worked great
[01:27] <eljefe> Hi,
[01:27] <phenom> dim3000, does ctrl alt f1 work for you?
[01:27] <Downix> Evening
[01:27] <eljefe> who talk spanish
[01:27] <^DEMOSS^> dim3000: russian ?
[01:27] <ZykoticK9> !es | eljefe
[01:28] <Downix> I am having a huge issue with CPU scaling, it sets the CPU at 1Ghz, and refuses to change it
[01:28] <dim3000> phenom: Used too (i dont use ubuntu for server anymore, switched long ago)
[01:28] <eljefe> ok thanks
[01:28] <eljefe> thanks
[01:28] <dim3000> ^DEMOSS^: da
[01:28] <Zelozelos> eljefe you can try the google translator too ;)
[01:28] <eljefe> yes
[01:28] <eljefe> i can
[01:29] <clayg> anyone know of a good netbook forum?
[01:29] <^DEMOSS^> dim3000: see private whith me
[01:30] <Downix> I have to manually override, and it re-sets itself back to 1Ghz about 20 minutes later
[01:30] <tyler_d|werkin> I am trying to run a bash script referenced by rc.local -- the script is located in /etc/init/myscript with permissions 777 and owned by root. It fails upon startup and when I try to run the script via term as root, I get "Error: The operation was canceled" this is on a 10.04 - 64 Bit.... any insight would be appreciated :)
[01:30] <Zelozelos> clayg did you have q's about ubuntu w a netbook?
[01:30] <Downix> it's ticking me off
[01:30] <phenom> Ok,, grr.. since lucid upgrade,, my touchpad scroll function isn't working
[01:30] <clayg> sorry about that keep getting kicked
[01:30] <clayg> on the newest ubuntu, the window control buttons to minimize, close or maximize appear on the left and not the right like im used to, how do i change it back?
[01:30] <mmomjian> phenom: what model?
[01:30] <phenom> grrr
[01:30] <mmomjian> clayg: sustem > preferences > appearance
[01:31] <mmomjian> pick a new theme
[01:31] <clayg> mmomjian, thanks ill give it a shot now
[01:31] <phenom> sony vpcf115fm
[01:31] <Zelozelos> clayg its easy to change 1 sec ill give u the instructions
[01:31] <inaety> Hello everyone, I have a question regarding resizing and merging unallocated space.  I have a dual boot machine with win7 and ubuntu, and I want to make the windows partition much smaller and make the ubuntu partition much bigger.  I am on a livecd with gparted right now but am not sure where to go
[01:31] <arve> how do i reload whatever deamon is using /etc/nsswitch.conf? (so i don't have to relog after each edit)
[01:31] <bastidrazor> !controls | clayg
[01:31] <mmomjian> phenom: I have no experience with sony sorry
[01:31] <pfifo> tyler_d|werkin, pastebin the script please
[01:31] <mmomjian> inaety: Start gparted.  Do you have that/
[01:31] <inaety> mmomjian: yes, its open
[01:32] <phenom> Is there a channel with actual developers in it?
[01:32] <clayg> schweeet, thanks all worked like a charm
[01:32] <mmomjian> inaety: So click on the NTFS partition, size it down, then size up the EXT4
[01:32] <pfifo> im a developer :D
[01:32] <mmomjian> phenom: the devs don't do support
[01:32] <dim3000> phenom: try #ubuntu-devel
[01:32] <tyler_d|werkin> pfifo: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/1i22szTR
[01:32] <mmomjian> not in the dev channel
[01:32] <Zelozelos> ok well there u go ;) i only remember the alt+f2 part,  heh
[01:32] <mmomjian> dim3000: No support in #ubuntu-devel
[01:32] <clayg> on ubuntu with my dell mini 10, when i unplug the power adapter i lose wireless, it is unable to even see any networks, anyone have any ideas?
[01:33] <mmomjian> clayg: That's weird, is it a BIOS thing?
[01:33] <phenom> So where else can I go for help with my problems?
[01:33] <inaety> mmomjian: I tried that but the EXT4 has a lock next to it and I can't change it after freeing the space from the NTFS
[01:33] <tyler_d|werkin> phenom: what is your problem sory?
[01:33] <clayg> mmomjian, hmmm didn't even occur to me to check
[01:33] <phenom> Appears my problems are beyond configuration issues.
[01:33] <mmomjian> inaety: oh, so unmount it.    Try running the command sudo umount /dev/sdaN
[01:33] <acerimmer_> clayg: check power settings?  i'm GUESSING that you have a setting that kills that service on DC power...
[01:33] <clayg> and truth be told it does it in windows too
[01:33] <clayg> so very possible
[01:33] <mmomjian> inaety: N should be the number of the locked partition
[01:33] <clayg> cool, thanks alot guys ill check it out now
[01:33] <mmomjian> inaety: wait, did you start gparted with gksu?
[01:33] <phenom> tyler_d|werkin, My virtual terminals don't work. Touchpad on laptop no longer scrolls since lucid upgrade
[01:34] <inaety> mmomjian: Yes I am on a livecd and it says they're both unmounted haha
[01:34] <phenom> watching full screen flash vids are horribly choppy since hardy*
[01:34] <pfifo> tyler_d|werkin, my guess is that the command the script is running is throwint the error, not the script itself
[01:34] <tyler_d|werkin> phenom: using what software? virtual terminals meaning what? you have vm's installed on it?
[01:34] <mmomjian> inaety: you have to start it as sudo
[01:34] <mmomjian> tyler_d|werkin: ctrl+alt+fN...
[01:35] <phenom> tyler_d|werkin, No,, I get a blank screen when I hit ctrl alt f1 and the like
[01:35] <inaety> mmomjian: I AM ROOT
[01:35] <mmomjian> inaety: so... there's still a lock?
[01:35] <mmomjian> is there any tooltip over it?
[01:35] <phenom> I used to get a screen fulll of _ _ _ characters
[01:35] <inaety> mmomjian: accidental caps, my friend
[01:35] <Downix> and here we ggo, it just clocked down again!!!
[01:35] <mmomjian> inaety: Surreee.... :P
[01:35] <phenom> But I get nothing since lucid upgrade
[01:35] <inaety> mmomjian: yeah, still there
[01:35] <Downix> I am geting ticked off
[01:35] <tyler_d|werkin> pfifo: hrmm..... what was the command within bash to view all output?
[01:36] <mmomjian> inaety: can you pastebin the output of df -h and fdisk -l?
[01:36] <mmomjian> inaety: http://paste.ubuntu.com/
[01:36] <tyler_d|werkin> phenom: those are your init sessions...
[01:36] <apoz> someone have  idea to fix nforce2 lan?
[01:36] <pfifo> tyler_d|werkin, I dont know
[01:36] <phenom> ahh,, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8331169
[01:36] <phenom> That is my old* problem
[01:37] <phenom> tyler_d|werkin, ok sorry. init sessions
[01:37] <tyler_d|werkin> phenom: that is a video card problem, do you have proprietary drivers
[01:38] <inaety> mmomjian: www.paste.ubuntu.com/451857
[01:38] <phenom> This pc does have an nvidia card, so I expect problems on this, but my other hp has intel integrated blah blah,, and worked before upgrade to hardy
[01:38] <Downix> Can someone please explain why Ubuntu insists that my CPU is 1Ghz, it refuses to stick to any other speed, instead hqard-setting it to 1Ghz
[01:38] <mmomjian> inaety: in the future don't put www in the front, it breaks it... try http://
[01:38] <mmomjian> inaety: err, you may have to run fdisk as root
[01:39] <inaety> mmomjian: yeah sorry i am copying it from a laptop
[01:39] <mmomjian> oh
[01:39] <tyler_d|werkin> phenom: as well do "sudo tail -f /var/log/dmesg /var/log/Xorg.0.log /var/log/syslog" and check the output after you try and switch
[01:39] <mmomjian> no internet on the live cd?
[01:39] <inaety> mmomjian: yeah just had IRC already up on the desktop
[01:40] <mmomjian> inaety: you could try http://java.freenode.net
[01:40] <jayant> hi everyone
[01:40] <mmomjian> hi
[01:40] <inaety> paste.ubuntu.com/451858
[01:40] <inaety> mmomjian: ^
[01:40] <Jordan_U> mmomjian: I prefer webchat.freenode.net
[01:40] <mmomjian> Jordan_U: never saw that I'll try it somday
[01:40] <dim3000> mmomjian: plus it doesn't need java
[01:41] <mmomjian> inaety: ... and have you tried restarting gparted?
[01:41] <Downix> Back to 1Ghz
[01:41] <mmomjian> There's no reason for anything to be locked if it's run as root
[01:41] <mmomjian> (since they're all umountedc)
[01:41] <Downix> This is beyond rediculous
[01:41] <wildbat> question~ can anyone know how to fix the lid button? it is not working correctly, when pressed the screen off for 0.5sec and back on, as well as when released. any clue?
[01:41] <phenom> tyler_d|werkin, Shall I post results?
[01:42] <hille> I can't get audio to work; I just did a fresh install on an IBM thinkpad with an Intel 82801DB/DBL/DBM audio controller.. gnome-alsamixer gives segmentaution fault and alsamixer doesn't start. Anyone got any tips?
[01:42] <inaety> mmomjian: yeah well okay. i want to add space to my EXT4 right?
[01:42] <tyler_d|werkin> phenom: throw it in pastebin plz
[01:42] <mmomjian> Downix: isn't there a panel button to inhibit slowing the cpu?
[01:42] <Downix> how can I get my work done if I'm loosing most of my processing power?
[01:42] <mmomjian> inaety: I know... this makes no sense
[01:42] <mmomjian> Downix: are you sure the scaling isn't a bios setting?
[01:42] <electrofreak> hello
[01:42] <inaety> mmomjian: okay, well it makes no sense cause i'm dumb.  /dev/sda4 is locked but it is "Extended" and /dev/sda5 is unlocked but that's my EXT4
[01:43] <mmomjian> oh... :P
[01:43] <mmomjian> I don't think you can resize extended partition
[01:43] <mmomjian> I think you can just resize the contents
[01:43] <Downix> mmomjian, I'll double check, the panel icon constantly shows it resetting, but no idea why BIOS would clock-down my CPU.  I'll reboot and check
[01:43] <foxmulder881> mmomjian: true.
[01:43] <mmomjian> downstream: usually there's an option there
[01:43] <mmomjian> foxmulder881: about resizing extended partitions?
[01:43] <inaety> mmomjian: well, then what should i do from here cause I cant handle ubuntu being like 4 gigs haha
[01:43] <foxmulder881> mmomjian: yes.
[01:44] <mmomjian> inaety: Then you can just click on the ext4 and resize it
[01:44] <edbian> mmomjian, The extended partition is a the container for logical partitions.  Primary partitions cannot reside inside an extended partition
[01:44] <phenom> tyler_d|werkin, http://pastebin.com/MCL3FTQx
[01:44] <inaety> mmomjian: after resizing the NTFS?
[01:44] <mmomjian> edbian: so how can he fix this?
[01:44] <edbian> inaety, Catch me up real quick?
[01:45] <ironfroggy> after an upgrade to Lynx, all my python virtualenvs are broken and the only advice i have found is to rebuild the virtualenvs. is that honestly the only solution?
[01:45] <mmomjian> edbian: He's trying to shift around the partition sizes
[01:45] <phenom> tyler_d|werkin, That is output post switch
[01:45] <electrofreak> I currently have an ubuntu server install from 2008 sometime... I originally installed it onto a single IDE drive using LVM for my volumes. I want to actually move it to two new hard drives running in RAID1. Will there be any problems copying everything from LVM "volumes" onto just plain partitions? I don't have interest in using LVM any more.
[01:45] <mmomjian> issue is, the ext4 is in an extended partition
[01:45] <inaety> edbian: I have a dualboot of win7 and ubuntu 10. and I want to make the NTFS much smaller and the ubuntu EXT4 bigger
[01:45] <tyler_d|werkin> phenom: you need to fix your alsa-mixer --- usb
[01:45] <tyler_d|werkin> phenom: once that is done you will be set
[01:46] <greezmunkey> electrofreak: I don't see why you would have an issue, are you going to maintain the same filesystem
[01:46] <edbian> inaety, You can't adjust partitions you have mounted.  Boot a live CD (ubuntu will work but so will many others) and make sure nothing is mounted.  Fire up gparted and shrink / grow / move to your heart's content.  Back up your data first.  There is a small chance you could destroy it all!
[01:46] <phenom> tyler_d|werkin, Any idea where to start?
[01:46] <tyler_d|werkin> phenom: I would recommend checking and re-installing alsa-mixer and related packages through the repo, as well the proprietary drivers for your nvidia card
[01:46] <mmomjian> edbian: he's in a live cd
[01:46] <inaety> edbian: I am on a livecd and everything is unmounted
[01:46] <tyler_d|werkin> phenom: I have to run now, but thats your start ;)
[01:46] <phenom> thanks tyler_d|werkin
[01:46] <mmomjian> inaety: can you look at this? http://gparted.sourceforge.net/larry/resize/resizing.htm
[01:46] <mmomjian> down at point 3
[01:46] <inaety> mmomjian: and I AM ROOT :P
[01:47] <phenom> I'll give it a few minutes before I get mad and storm off :P Thanks
[01:47] <greezmunkey> electrofreak: I mean structure, from / on up
[01:47] <edbian> inaety, So are the options to shrink / resize / grow greyed out?  Can you send me a screen shot using image shack or something?
[01:47] <electrofreak> greezmunkey, well... I'm taking the files, etc... probably going to format the new one ext4. I believe I know all the other details of the operation, just wondering if forgoing the LVM stuff will cause any problems
[01:47] <mmomjian> inaety: I concur, a screenshot would be good
[01:47] <inaety> edbian: mmomjian: sure what do you guys want a screen shot of? just gparted?
[01:47] <edbian> inaety, That link mmomjian sent is good but was that not clear?
[01:47] <mmomjian> yup, just gparted
[01:47] <greezmunkey> electrofreak: that's low level as far as the files are concerned. You should be able to move that pretty easily.
[01:47] <edbian> inaety, Yeah
[01:48] <mmomjian> edbian: the issue is the extended partitions appears to be locked for some reason
[01:48] <mmomjian> so he can't resize it
[01:48] <Jaikkuli> dim3000: sorry it took so long
[01:48] <Jaikkuli> dim3000: didn't work
[01:48] <Jaikkuli> dim3000: the new.zip is made
[01:48] <dim3000> Jaikkuli: whats weird that is supposed to work, maybe the zip is corrupted?
[01:49] <edbian> mmomjian, inaety is the swap on? It mounts any swap partitions found automatically
[01:49] <Jaikkuli> dim3000: "cannot find zipfile directory in one of the new.zip or new.zip.zip, and cannot find new.zip.ZIP, period."
[01:49] <Berxwedan> guys what's dxva equivalent for linux? fo hd video decoding
[01:49] <mmomjian> edbian: http://paste.ubuntu.com/451858/
[01:49] <Berxwedan> i have a ati 4890 card
[01:49] <mmomjian> everything looks clear
[01:49] <electrofreak> greezmunkey, as I thought, so. cool. I should just use cp -a /old /new, right?
[01:49] <inaety> edbian: swap may be mounted
[01:49] <greezmunkey> electrofreak: you may hav issues with some config files that are coded to look at a particular drive location, and you will have grub to deal with.
[01:49] <mmomjian> inaety: it's not
[01:49] <edbian> inaety, in a term: swapoff
[01:49] <greezmunkey> electrofreak: pretty much. yeah.
[01:50] <Jaikkuli> dim3000: i gues i'll go back to square one and transfer my file a different way :D i cannot be bothered to continue pursuing this anymore
[01:50] <Jaikkuli> dim3000: thanks for the help though
[01:50] <phenom> Any help on how to ge vertical scrolling working again post upgrade to lucid?
[01:50] <phenom> vertical scrolling on touchpad that is
[01:50] <incog> free weev
[01:51] <JackTO> if i messed up apache by deleting the default virtual host, is there an easy way to reinstall apache fresh with the orig files
[01:51] <dim3000> Jaikkuli: np, sorry it didnt work out, this is a first
[01:51] <greezmunkey> electrofreak: you should print out a filesystem map of some sort, as a reference
[01:51] <SoftwareExplorer> phenom: You mean two finger scrolling?
[01:51] <mmomjian> SoftwareExplorer: I think he means when there's a column on the right
[01:51] <inaety> mmomjian: edbian: http://i50.tinypic.com/2iu9e1d.png
[01:51] <greezmunkey> electrofreak: like your old fstab, grub config, etc.
[01:52] <phenom> SoftwareExplorer, No,, regular scrolling
[01:52] <edbian> inaety, The little key means swap is mounted.
[01:52] <Jaikkuli> dim3000: do you know of a format that can automatically be handled by ubuntu?
[01:52] <mmomjian> inaety: i'll be, swap is on
[01:52] <Jaikkuli> dim3000: rar for example
[01:52] <electrofreak> greezmunkey, yep. of course.
[01:52] <blut> hello?
[01:52] <edbian> inaety, Right click it and choose "swap off"
[01:52] <phenom> SoftwareExplorer, To scroll down a webpage etc without manually doing it with click/drag/drop etc
[01:52] <mmomjian> blut: do you have a problem?
[01:52] <greezmunkey> electrofreak: and, if it doesn't work the first time you still have your old drive.
[01:52] <jcxl> can anybody help me set up x11 forwarding?
[01:52] <edbian> inaety, or in a term: "swapoff" without quotes
[01:52] <blut> mmomjian: yes
[01:52] <inaety> edbian: mmomjian: oh that got rid of both locks!
[01:52] <edbian> inaety, Now go nuts! :)
[01:52] <SoftwareExplorer> phenom: System>Preferences>Mouse and the touchpad tab has options about that
[01:52] <inaety> edbian:  i did the right click
[01:52] <blut> i can't join wine but i need help with a game
[01:52] <mmomjian> inaety: now you gotta size down the ntfs
[01:53] <blut> i don't get whats wrong
[01:53] <phenom> SoftwareExplorer, Yep,, been there,, no affect.
[01:53] <bazhang> blut its #winehq
[01:53] <edbian> inaety, yep
[01:53] <bazhang> blut, check the appdb
[01:53] <inaety> mmomjian: edbian: one last question, does the extended "size" count include the ext4 + the swap?
[01:53] <bazhang> !appdb | blut
[01:53] <edbian> inaety, The light blue is the extended partition.  So yes
[01:53] <mmomjian> inaety: it involves everything under the arrow
[01:54] <downix> Ok, checked BIOS, all is set properly.
[01:54] <mmomjian> inaety: so now you can scale down the ntfs (which will take a while, since it has to move everything to the right)
[01:54] <mmomjian> then you can move the swap right and scale up ubuntu
[01:54] <downix> I am running console-mode to minimize CPU usage
[01:54] <edbian> inaety, You also have unallocated gray space which isn't useful.
[01:55] <mmomjian> edbian: He'll probably fill that in once he scales ext4 up
[01:55] <inaety> edbian: mmomjian: i just resized the NTFS to where i wanted, and it made more unallocated space. right?
[01:55] <mmomjian> inaety: right, the unallocated has to be above the ntfs though
[01:55] <edbian> inaety, It should
[01:55] <inaety> mmomjian: its under it.  It won't let me just "pull" over the ext4 color like you guys said
[01:55] <Jaikkuli> does anyone know if ubuntu handles any particular compression format automatically for multi-part files?
[01:56] <mmomjian> inaety: when you resize the ntfs you have to move the left handle to the right
[01:56] <mmomjian> not move the right handle left
[01:56] <jcxl> can anybody help me set up x11 forwarding?
[01:56] <mmomjian> jcxl: as a client or a server
[01:56] <downix> mmomjian: my BIOS settings have two options, Scaling or minimal, so I have the option of my CPU being able to go up/down, or running at 1Ghz
[01:56] <edbian> inaety, The ext4 partition won't go outside the extended partition
[01:56] <mmomjian> downix: argh
[01:57] <jcxl> mmomjian, both
[01:57] <mmomjian> jcxl: usually you can just use ssh -X
[01:57] <mmomjian> as a client
[01:57] <downix> mmomjian: very bizzare.  I mean, I can run in console-mode, 1Ghz is no big deal here save when I do 3D rendering.
[01:57] <mmomjian> downix: he scaled down to the wrong side
[01:57] <mmomjian> downix: I hear you.  Blender? :D
[01:57] <inaety> edbian: mmomjian: Ah, I moved it to the right, so now the unallocated space is in the middle.  still won't let me move the ext4 over though.  Is it because its stuck in the extended?
[01:58] <edbian> inaety, You cannot make it larger than it's extended partition
[01:58] <mmomjian> inaety: now right click on the extended and size that up
[01:58] <mmomjian> downix: try this: sudo killall powernowd
[01:58] <greezmunkey> jcxl: make sure that X11Forwarding is enabled in /etc/ssh.sshd.conf - I believe it is by default, but it doesn't hurt to look.
[01:58] <greezmunkey> /etc/ssh/sshd.conf - sorry
[01:59] <downix> mmonjian: no process found
[01:59] <geirha> Jaikkuli: There's split(1), which can be used to split for instance a tar.gz file into pieces... then cat them together in the right order to extract
[01:59] <jcxl> greezmunkey, yeah, it is
[01:59] <inaety> mmomjian: edbian: clever thinking
[01:59] <downix> mmomjian: hmm, it's not installed.  Let me install it and see what happens
[02:00] <mmomjian> downix: install the package rcconf
[02:00] <mmomjian> then run it, and disable the service ondemand
[02:00] <inaety> mmomjian: edbian: http://i49.tinypic.com/j0z22a.png
[02:00] <mmomjian> inaety: :D
[02:00] <mmomjian> Good choice
[02:00] <geirha> Jaikkuli: I don't know of a way to do that via GUI though
[02:00] <jcxl> when I try to run xclock I get Error: can't open display
[02:01] <edbian> inaety, Excellent! :)
[02:01] <mmomjian> jcxl: in the ssh type "export DISPLAY=:0.0"
[02:01] <mmomjian> edbian: good catch on the swap
[02:01] <greezmunkey> jcxl: how are you connecting? putty?
[02:01] <jcxl> greezmunkey, yeah, I've set the options there
[02:01] <edbian> inaety, I remember when I did what you were doing.  I also remember 6 months later when I was removing windows from my computer "I should have just done this the first time)
[02:01] <mmomjian> downix: it shouldn't be installed, yup
[02:02] <edbian> mmomjian, O thanks :P
[02:02] <mmomjian> edbian: I would do that if I didn't have 150GB of games... :P
[02:02] <jcxl> mmomjian, now it's Error: Can't open display: :0.0
[02:02] <Zelozelos> whenever i burn an iso to disk (and possibly anytime i burn a disk but i havent tried yet) after it burns it always has an error ejecting the disk, is there any way to fix this?
[02:02] <mmomjian> *wants Steam on Linux*
[02:02] <edbian> mmomjian, :)
[02:02] <mmomjian> jcxl: do you know the client's IP?
[02:02] <edbian> mmomjian, It's coming!
[02:02] <inaety> edbian: oh I want to but I know I am gonna need it for college coming up :( I cant stand this new "windows 7"
[02:02] <JunglPerv> can someone else me troubleshoot a soundcard issue involving alsamixer?
[02:02] <mmomjian> edbian: So I hear... just when is the Q now
[02:02] <jcxl> mmomjian, yeah
[02:02] <iceroot> how to get back the sound-tray-icon in 10.04 so that i can adjust volume with my mouse-wheel?
[02:02] <JunglPerv> *else=help
[02:02] <downix> mmomjian: ok, installed.
[02:02] <edbian> inaety, You don't like it?  You're one of the few.
[02:02] <mmomjian> jcxl: try export DISPLAY=IP:0.0
[02:02] <mmomjian> replace IP
[02:03] <mmomjian> edbian: :-/
[02:03] <downix> mmomjian: interesting, one core is 1Ghz, 1 is peak speed, and it is flipping which one is what
[02:03] <mmomjian> downix: and that's with ondemand disabled?
[02:03] <inaety> edbian: no, its ugly.  I cant stand how they clump all my windows into one icon on the taskbar. so if i have like three browser windows it just looks like one and i cant read the HTML title...
[02:04] <edbian> inaety, Ha ha ha.  Welcome to the wonderful world of linux.  How long have you been using it?
[02:04] <mmomjian> The thing I miss is "always on Top" and multiple workspaces...
[02:04] <jcxl> mmomjian, ah now it's the same thing but also 'no protocol specified'
[02:04] <inaety> edbian: linux?
[02:04] <mmomjian> I feel cluttered now with 8 desktops, how do you do it with 1?
[02:04] <mmomjian> jcxl: did you use ssh -X
[02:04] <downix> mmomjian: I've disabled it, but it is still sets it to one cpu, then sets it to the other as the system resets the right speed
[02:04] <edbian> inaety, .... You're using linux bud
[02:04] <mmomjian> jcxl: (capital x)
[02:04] <mmomjian> downix: I'd recommend a restart
[02:04] <downix> mmomjian: it's like there's a cron job running that's changing the profile to ondemand, but I've checked the cron
[02:04] <inaety> edbian: really? haha i meant how long have i been using windows 7 or linux?
[02:04] <downix> can't hurt, brb
[02:05] <jcxl> mmomjian, yeah, I get output telling me how to use SSH
[02:05] <edbian> inaety, Ubuntu: an operating system built on the linux kernel
[02:05] <mmomjian> jcxl: But you don't know if the server has x forwarding
[02:05] <orikon> does anyone know what unknown.scnet.net is? i see this multiple times in my outbound connections and it seems to be messing up my internet
[02:05] <inaety> edbian: about four years, but not much deeper than command line stuff
[02:05] <JunglPerv> I followed a step by step to see Ubuntu sees my soundcard and it appears to be working.  I go into alsamixer to check volume levels.  I set it to 6 channel and what I think are the apropriate sliders are all pushed up but my sound continues to only play out my two front left and right.
[02:06] <jcxl> mmomjian, well I own the server, and I've installed xserver and everything
[02:06] <edbian> inaety, No offense.    Sorry for the confusion.  Linux is awesome isn't it! :) 4 years!  I've only been using it for 2.5 now
[02:08] <mmomjian> jcxl: Run in a console: xhost +
[02:08] <jcxl> that's not installed
[02:08] <edbian> inaety, What is deeper than the command line btw?  You said that's as deep as you go?
[02:08] <jcxl> lemme get it
[02:08] <mmomjian> edbian: I think he meant like single commands, not recompiling your own stuff, etc
[02:08] <edbian> mmomjian, ah
[02:09] <mmomjian> jcxl: xhost isn't installed???
[02:09] <mmomjian> on the client
[02:09] <jcxl> the client is windows
[02:09] <inaety> edbian: well, i don't know much more than executing commands like apt-get, using scripts, simply programming
[02:09] <mmomjian> jcxl: oh....... ummm...... you need an x server
[02:09] <mmomjian> !xming | jcxl
[02:09] <mmomjian> jcxl: look into xming
[02:09] <jcxl> mmomjian, yeah, I have xming too
[02:09] <mmomjian> jcxl: oh, ok
[02:09] <electrofreak> greezmunkey: yea, I'm excited to get rid of the IDE drive... I believe it is my last IDE still in use.
[02:10] <downix> mmomjian: ok, it began with ondemand, but I've set it to performance.  Had to set it per-core, which was unusual.
[02:10] <edbian> inaety, IC.  I would consider you advanced :)
[02:10] <mmomjian> jcxl: do you know that xming is properly running?
[02:10] <greezmunkey> electrofreak: that's all I run, man :)
[02:10] <mmomjian> downix: so it works?
[02:10] <electrofreak> greezmunkey: IDE??
[02:10] <inaety> edbian: yay! im getting respect from the IRC guys
[02:10] <jcxl> mmomjian, well it's running, dunno how properly it's running
[02:10] <mmomjian> edbian: inaety I concur
[02:10] <edbian> inaety, Ha ha! :)
[02:10] <inaety> x2
[02:10] <greezmunkey> electrofreak: I don't have one of them fancy new computers.
[02:10] <mmomjian> jcxl: which server method did you use?
[02:10] <inaety> edbian: mmomjian: btw is this supposed to take about an hour
[02:11] <mmomjian> inaety: which one? the NTFS resize?
[02:11] <incognito> :
[02:11] <phenom> ,,I have a workaround for the vertical scrolling issue if any one was interested: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1467503
[02:11] <electrofreak> greezmunkey: ah, ok. Mine isn't too fancy either... just an Athlon64... like 5+ years old now
[02:11] <edbian> inaety, If you're moving data it takes a long time.  It's a bit level copy.
[02:11] <inaety> mmomjian: edbian: yeah it says its moving data.  i think its moving the ntfs data to the small partition
[02:11] <mmomjian> I just got a new 4-core server :D
[02:11] <mmomjian> inaety: the issue is you're moving the data to the "right"
[02:11] <downix> mmomjian:  which server did you get?
[02:12] <mmomjian> not just moving the boundaries
[02:12] <edbian> inaety, That takes a long time.
[02:12] <mmomjian> downix: it's from my dad's company, unused now.  2 amd dual cores at 2 GHz, 4GB ram 4 dimm
[02:12] <inaety> mmomjian: yeah you're right
[02:12] <mmomjian> gonna setup a render farm
[02:12] <mmomjian> inaety: That could take overnight
[02:12] <mmomjian> the other two won't take any time though
[02:12] <inaety> mmomjian: edbian: well thanks guys, I think I am good for now, but I'll likely be back later
[02:12] <jcxl> mmomjian, sorry I got dc'd did you say anything in response to my log?
[02:12] <downix> mmomjian: I work in Dell's PowerEDGE support department, I get to deal with servers every day.
[02:12] <mmomjian> inaety: :)
[02:12] <inaety> mmomjian: yeah it says an hour.  only 80 gigs come on!
[02:13] <greezmunkey> downix: I'm sorry :(
[02:13] <edbian> inaety, Have fun using your new space!
[02:13]  * mmomjian whispers bit-wise
[02:13] <inaety> haha thanks!
[02:13] <ennui> I have an ipod connected to a linux machine but it is not showing up as a device in GParted though I see it and it's partitions in terminal with "df"
[02:13] <mmomjian> jcxl: do you have another ubuntu box perchance?
[02:13] <jcxl> mmomjian, nope
[02:13] <mmomjian> ennui: in the top right there should be a selection box for device
[02:14] <edbian> ennui, It isn't in the drop down menu??
[02:14] <downix> greezmunkey: nothing to be sorry about, it's not like I deal with consumer junk
[02:14] <mmomjian> jcxl: :(... I suspect it's with xming
[02:14] <mmomjian> downix: is scaling fixed?
[02:14] <downix> mmomjian: and we're back to 1Ghz!
[02:14] <ennui> mmomjian: I only see my current drive there. this ubuntu is running as a virtual machine. could that be the problem
[02:14] <mmomjian> downix: :X
[02:14] <mmomjian> ennui: yup
[02:14] <jcxl> mmomjian, alright, I'll check it out
[02:15] <greezmunkey> jcxl: check this to see if it offers something you can use: http://www.linux-tip.net/cms/content/view/302/26/
[02:15] <downix> mmomjian: this is very odd.
[02:15] <JackTO> #httpd sent me back here now
[02:15] <mmomjian> downix: can you run ps -e | grep down
[02:15] <mmomjian> *demand
[02:15] <mmomjian> not down
[02:15] <JackTO> i tried to reinstall the package (running ubuntu 10.04), I tried the apt-get remove apache2, then apt-get install apache2, but it nothing really came back..almost didn't do much
[02:16] <ExeUs3r> how come ubuntu don't .exe?
[02:16] <JackTO> tried to reinstall apache
[02:16] <mmomjian> ExeUs3r: because exes are a windows binary
[02:16] <mmomjian> JackTO: sudo service apache2 start?
[02:16] <ExeUs3r> how I use .exe with ubuntu? my ubuntu won't use them so I cant install
[02:16] <greezmunkey> ExeUs3r: we have chmod :)
[02:16] <mmomjian> ExeUs3r: You could try using WINE
[02:16] <mmomjian> greezmunkey: win!
[02:16] <downix> ExeUs3r: why doesn't Windows run +x?
[02:16] <bodzilla> ExeUs39 it's a windows type file what is it that your trying to install
[02:17] <ExeUs3r> how I use .exe with ubuntu? my ubuntu won't use them so I cant install
[02:17] <downix> mmomjian: nothing
[02:17] <mmomjian> ExeUs3r: what are you trying to install?
[02:17] <JackTO> mmonjian:   I tried to get back the Default Virtual Host that I accidently deleated, and its not comming back after iremove and apt-get install apache again
[02:17] <ExeUs3r> YOU GUYS ARE NOT HELPFULL
[02:17] <bastidrazor> ExeUs3r: read this :: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Wine
[02:17] <greezmunkey> ExeUs3r: on wine will accept a *.exe file
[02:17] <downix> I love guys that don't listen, nor understand
[02:17] <greezmunkey> s/on/only
[02:17] <mmomjian> downix: are you using cpufreq-info
[02:18] <quizme> i'm helpful.... just not knowledgable :)
[02:18] <mmomjian> ExeUs3r: Like 5 people have answered you
[02:18] <downix> mmomjian: right
[02:18] <greezmunkey> He left in a huff
[02:18] <mmomjian> downix: and it still has scaling?
[02:18] <bodzilla> ExeUs3r your not explaining anything like what is the program
[02:18] <zagabar> Can I somehow make the background image in the ubuntu terminal change randomly?
[02:19] <electrofreak> bodzilla: he's gone
[02:19] <bodzilla> I see that thakns
[02:19] <wildbat> question~ can anyone know how to fix the lid button? it is not working correctly, when pressed the screen off for 0.5sec and back on, as well as when released. any clue?
[02:19] <mmomjian> zagabar: try googling it
[02:19] <mmomjian> wildbat: what is the lid button?
[02:19] <downix> mmonjian: it says "frequency should be between 1000Mhz and 1000Mhz"
[02:20] <wildbat> mmomjian, when lid close it will press on the lid button so the computer know the lid is close
[02:20] <LoverBoyV> When i try to run U1 i get this error http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/raw.php?i=nbZDUp6L
[02:20] <mmomjian> downix: try looking up on cpufreq-selector
[02:20] <gpm> hi. now that adobe has murdered amd64 flash, i've installed 32-bit with nspluginwrapper, but there's no sound. any advice?
[02:20] <JunglPerv> I'm running Ubuntu 10.04 and I'm trying to get the 5.1 Surround to work on my Soundmax ADI AD1986A but I keep hitting dead ends
[02:21] <mmomjian> wildbat: try going to system > preferences > screensaver?
[02:21] <wildbat> mmomjian, nope
[02:21] <jcxl> mmomjian, got it to work
[02:21] <mmomjian> jcxl: how?
[02:21] <jcxl> mmomjian, uh, this is embarassing
[02:21] <mmomjian> we've all been there :P
[02:21] <greezmunkey> downix: Try this for your cpu settings: cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep -e "cpu" -e "model"
[02:21] <downix> mmomjian: ok, run it.
[02:22] <jcxl> mmomjian, so remember when I told you x11 forwarding was enabled in PuTTY?
[02:22] <mmomjian> it wasn't ? :D
[02:22] <mmomjian> you didn't save the profile?
[02:22] <jcxl> mmomjian, I was enabling it, but then loading a profile that didn't have it enabled
[02:22] <mmomjian> jcxl: ah
[02:22] <mmomjian> PuTTY has a terrible profile management
[02:22] <DBeets> What package should I use to install x.org?
[02:22] <greezmunkey> jcxl: did you save that one? :)
[02:22] <mmomjian> DBeets: is this a desktop install?
[02:23] <downix> mmomjian: says my CPU cores are each at 1Ghz
[02:23] <DBeets> mmomjian: minimalist desktop
[02:23] <mmomjian> downix: you should use cpufreq-selector -f 2000
[02:23] <edbian> DBeets, I'm assuming you want the whole desktop: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[02:23] <jcxl> greezmunkey, Which one?
[02:23] <mmomjian> if it's 2GHz
[02:23] <greezmunkey> jcxl: the working profile!
[02:23] <LoverBoyV> When i try to run U1 i get this error http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/raw.php?i=nbZDUp6L
[02:23] <jcxl> greezmunkey, hell yes
[02:23] <jcxl> now I'm getting something else
[02:23] <mmomjian> DBeets: try installing ubuntu-desktop
[02:23] <mmomjian> jcxl: what is that?
[02:23] <jcxl> Warning: Cannot convert string "-*-courier-medium-r-*-*-*-120-*-*-*-*-iso8859-*" to type FontStruct
[02:23] <downix> mmomjian: that's how I keep setting it, but 20 minutes later, back at 1Ghz
[02:23] <jcxl> anything I should be worried about?
[02:23] <greezmunkey> jcxl: just checking man (gettin all affirmative and all)
[02:23] <greezmunkey> jcxl: :)
[02:24] <mmomjian> jcxl: try switching to a free font
[02:24] <mmomjian> not courier
[02:24] <mmomjian> like Mono
[02:24] <jcxl> greezmunkey, that was more of an extatic 'hell yes' than anything
[02:24] <jcxl> mmomjian, where?
[02:24] <mmomjian> downix: Well, you could set a cron job..... :D
[02:24] <greezmunkey> jcxl: trackin that.
[02:24] <mmomjian> jcxl: in putty settings
[02:24] <jcxl> mmomjian, roger
[02:25] <mmomjian> LoverBoyV: what version of ubuntu?
[02:26] <downix> mmomjian: well, my assumption is, if I am having an issue with the latest upgrade on this system, my customers will too, so when I find a problem, I want to solve it properly for when I get the call in.
[02:26] <LoverBoyV> mmomjian: dont be critical, but its maverick. It was working this morning and have havent updated since then.
[02:26] <mrunknown> Ever since I upgraded to 10.04, Lucid Lynx, when I boot my laptop to Ubuntu, the screen is dimmed. Brightness controls show the brightness is set to 100%. Changing the screen resolution fixes the problem. I have looked for solutions, but they are all for older versions of Ubuntu and the ones I have tried didn't fix the problem. Anyone have any ideas?
[02:26] <mmomjian> LoverBoyV: Hehehehe..... aren't you supposed to join #ubuntu-devel
[02:26] <mmomjian> mrunknown: try running the command acpitool -l 7
[02:26] <bazhang> LoverBoyV, that's should be discussed in #ubuntu+1
[02:26] <mmomjian> ah yeah that
[02:27] <DBeets> mmn
[02:27] <DBeets> oops
[02:27] <LoverBoyV> mmomjian: no clue. thanks for the tips
[02:27] <Shapeshiftr> hey
[02:27] <mmomjian> LoverBoyV: using a +1 release you may want to use the forums is +1 is no help
[02:27] <mmomjian> Shapeshiftr: need help?
[02:28] <Shapeshiftr> i successfully installed 10.04 server :3
[02:28] <Shapeshiftr> yeah
[02:28] <mrunknown> mmomjian: "Changing LCD brightness level is only supported on Toshiba or Thinkpad laptops." I have an Asus. =\
[02:28] <mmomjian> mrunknown: argh
[02:28] <LoverBoyV> mmomjian: ok thanks
[02:28] <Shapeshiftr> um, how do I assign my domain's IP to my MySql server?
[02:28] <mmomjian> Shapeshiftr: what do you mean?  If MySQL is running on the server the IP is assigned
[02:29] <jcxl> mmomjian, one question: how do I restrict x11 forwarding to the <IP_ADDRESS>/8 block?
[02:29] <jcxl> er
[02:29] <mmomjian> jcxl: umm, have a good password?
[02:29] <mmomjian> not quite sure
[02:29] <Shapeshiftr> but, how does it know my registered domain name?
[02:29] <DBeets> mmomjian: 2gb is too big. xubuntu is over 1gb. Also too big. I'm gonna go with fluxbox but I'm not sure which package to use to install xorg
[02:29] <Shapeshiftr> the whole server1.example.com buisness
[02:30] <mrunknown> Shapeshiftr: that stuff is done using DNS servers.
[02:30] <JunglPerv> I'm running Ubuntu 10.04 and I'm trying to get the 5.1 Surround to work on my Soundmax ADI AD1986A but I keep hitting dead ends.  No matter what I do only 2 channels playback
[02:30] <mmomjian> DBeets: wait, what did I ask?
[02:30] <mmomjian> DBeets: oh wait I get it
[02:30] <mmomjian> umm...
[02:30] <mmomjian> xserver-xorg
[02:31] <DBeets> mmomjian: heheh ok thanks :)
[02:31] <Shapeshiftr> oh, I forgot to mention, I have the IP for my domain name, provided by a DNS server via registrar
[02:31] <mmomjian> mrunknown: do you have the tool xbacklight ?
[02:31] <mmomjian> Shapeshiftr: do you have a webserver running?
[02:31] <Shapeshiftr> kind of
[02:31] <Shapeshiftr> I have apache installed.
[02:31] <mmomjian> and the DNS works?
[02:31] <mrunknown> mmomjian: I do now... lol
[02:32] <gpm> hi. now that adobe has murdered amd64 flash, i've installed 32-bit with nspluginwrapper, but there's no sound. any advice?
[02:32] <Shapeshiftr> my question is, how do I implement that IP that I got from my registrar?
[02:32] <mmomjian> mrunknown: read up on that that might fix it
[02:32] <mmomjian> Shapeshiftr: Ah, so you want to know how to setup dns registration
[02:32] <Shapeshiftr> I guess?
[02:32] <mrunknown> mmomjian: thank you for giving me a direction to head in. I will reboot and give it a shot.
[02:33] <mmomjian> sure
[02:33] <Shapeshiftr> I'm new to Linux and private server hosting, so I don't know much about the different names/processes
[02:33] <mmomjian> Shapeshiftr: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/ubuntu-networking-configuration-using-command-line.html
[02:33] <mmomjian> that should explain everything
[02:33] <mrunknown> mmomjian: nevermind, xbacklight -get returns "0" as my brightness. lol. trying to set it does nothing either.
[02:33] <Shapeshiftr> one second, let me check something.
[02:33] <Shapeshiftr> will that work for 10.04
[02:33] <Shapeshiftr> ?
[02:34] <xangua> gpm: adobe didn't killed flash for 64 bits, only stopped it's developmente; you can still install the latest aviable version with this PPA https://launchpad.net/~sevenmachines/+archive/flash (only lucid and karmic)
[02:34] <wildbat> !lamp | Shapeshiftr
[02:34] <jmac> hi
[02:35] <cesar_CR> hello guys I want to upgrade (reinstall) to Ubuntu 10, but I want to have a list of the packets that I have installed, how can I do that ?
[02:35] <niccholaspage> Hello
[02:35] <IdleOne> !clone | cesar_CR
[02:35] <dotblank> cesar_CR, dpkg -l > lisstofpackages.txt
[02:35] <niccholaspage> I have a question, involving SSH
[02:35] <xangua> cesar_CR: you can export a list using synaptic and import it again
[02:36] <rfmonk> wow, lot of people in chan
[02:36] <dotblank> still not over 9000 tho
[02:36] <rfmonk> i remember when there weren't so many
[02:36] <niccholaspage> I currently use X over SSH to access my Ubuntu applications on my Windows computer. I always have to run gnome-appearance-properties to make Ubuntu's theme show up. Can the server automatically run the command every time someone sshs into the server?
[02:36] <rfmonk> god i hope it never gets that many
[02:36] <cesar_CR> wow, thanks to all guys !! ubottu dotblank xangua
[02:37] <Shapeshiftr> ok, all that's in the top section of my /etc/hosts is-
[02:37] <Shapeshiftr> 127.0.01 localhost
[02:37] <Shapeshiftr> nad
[02:37] <Shapeshiftr> *and
[02:37] <Shapeshiftr> <IP_ADDRESS> server1
[02:38] <Shapeshiftr> @localhost *<IP_ADDRESS>
[02:38] <niccholaspage> Can anybody answer my question?
[02:38] <downix> and back to 1Ghz
[02:39] <Shapeshiftr> 1) do I replace <IP_ADDRESS> with my domain's IP, and 2) what happened to the format of [ip] [server].[domain] [alias] ?
[02:39] <unop> niccholaspage, how do you launch your ubuntu applications?
[02:40] <niccholaspage> By using putty and sshing into my Ubuntu desktop.
[02:40] <niccholaspage> X over ssh
[02:40] <greezmunkey> Shapeshiftr: no, leave those. What are you trying to achieve?
[02:40] <Guest94350> i have a question
[02:40] <unop> niccholaspage, so you do start a shell then?
[02:40] <niccholaspage> Yes
[02:40] <niccholaspage> And I just type in a command etc Firefox
[02:41] <unop> niccholaspage, place the startup command  gnome-appearance-properties  in your ~/.bashrc
[02:41] <niccholaspage> Ok
[02:41] <gpm> xangua: i'd rather use nspluginwrapper then a version with a known security issue. i've got it working, just can't get nspluginwrapper to play nice with pulseaudio :(
[02:41] <Shapeshiftr> basically, how do I implement my domain's DNS-server-provided IP so that I can use MySql to connect not to my local IP, but the domain's IP?
[02:41] <zagabar> The only thing I found about changing backrounds in the terminal randomly was this script: http://debianrules.blogspot.com/2005/11/gnome-terminal-background-randomizer.html   The problem is that it seems to be old. The path at the bottom points to some background_image but in my ubuntu it is only an xml-file there. :/
[02:41] <unop> niccholaspage,  something like this, to check if the process is already running tho.   pgrep  gnome-appearance-properties &> /dev/null ||  gnome-appearance-properties &
[02:42] <Shapeshiftr> right now, I have _apache_ set to ServerName localhost, not server1
[02:42] <jcxl> what's the difference between ssh_conf and sshd_conf?
[02:42] <Shapeshiftr> does that need to be changed as well?
[02:42] <niccholaspage> Ok thank you
[02:42] <iicsa222> I'm using memcache as my default Cache::config. When I drop a new version of my code on my webserver, how do i clear the cache stored in memcache? will Cache::clear() do it?
[02:42] <greezmunkey> Shapeshiftr: do you mean a dhcp proveded address, as in a public ip address?
[02:42] <unop> jcxl, the first relates to the client, the second relates to the server
[02:42] <jangirke> hi I need the checksum for the ubuntu 10.04 32bit gnome desktop iso file
[02:42] <iicsa222> oops wrong chan
[02:43] <jcxl> unop, thanks
[02:43] <mrunknown> jangirke: I believe it is on the website right before you download the file
[02:43] <niccholaspage> Thanks a lot, it works
[02:44] <niccholaspage> X over SSH rocks:P
[02:45] <Shapeshiftr> ok, so I registered my domain name with GoDaddy.com, and they gave me an IP address for my site, which they got from a DNS server, Areport
[02:45] <mmomjian> jangirke: d044a2a0c8103fc3e5b7e18b0f7de1c8
[02:46] <Shapeshiftr> *ARecord
[02:46] <mmomjian> Shapeshiftr: was that page not useful?
[02:47] <Shapeshiftr> another guy asked me what my question was, I'm just reading it now
[02:47] <greezmunkey> Shapeshiftr: ok, so how do you get your public IP address - like how does your ISP delier it to you? Are you on  a cable modem, router, ect. ??
[02:47] <mmomjian> Shapeshiftr: ah good
[02:48] <greezmunkey> delier should be deliver...sory Shapeshiftr
[02:48] <Shapeshiftr> greezmunkey, I haven't bought a static IP or anything
[02:48] <ubuntu_> does anyone run ubuntu studio? i dont think anyone is in the channel and i need help please
[02:48] <greezmunkey> Shapeshiftr: ok, do you have a ddns account set up?
[02:49] <jangirke> mmomjian: thanks
[02:49] <ubuntu_> the installer couldnt configfure my wireless and now after  everything is installed i have no way of getting online
[02:49] <quietone> how do I fix a dual boot that will no longer boot to XP? When it tries (any mode) it reboots returning me to grub. two disks, xp is on /dev/sdb1. and when I boot ubuntu it is too slow to use.
[02:49] <Shapeshiftr> I'm just wondering how I can set up my system to recognize my registered domain name that came with a DNS-provided IP
[02:49] <Shapeshiftr> 1 sec, reading a page
[02:49] <jangirke> mmomjian: md5 or sha1?
[02:49] <mmomjian> jangirke: that's md5
[02:49] <mmomjian> but usually it's not great to trust md5 hashes over md5 :D
[02:49] <mmomjian> this is the official page
[02:49] <mmomjian> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuHashes
[02:50] <jangirke> ubuntu_: i run studio why?
[02:51] <Shapeshiftr> ubuntu is debian-based, correct?
[02:51] <mmomjian> yes
[02:51] <mmomjian> very much so
[02:51] <ubuntu_> jangirke,  after i installed it it couldnt configure my wireless and now i have no way of getting online with it
[02:52] <PlutoISaPlanet> could anyone tell me if ubuntu has a 'device manager' type feature? i'm trying to figure out why my video card isn't being detected/used
[02:52] <mmomjian> PlutoISaPlanet: Try going to system > administration > hardware drivers
[02:53] <Shapeshiftr> so, yeah, I do want to edit /etc/hosts
[02:53] <PlutoISaPlanet> yeah i don't see it in there
[02:53] <IdleOne> PlutoISaPlanet: System > Administration > Hardware Drivers see if that offers drivers
[02:53] <Shapeshiftr> that's what I though
[02:53] <Shapeshiftr> *t
[02:53] <mmomjian> PlutoISaPlanet: what GPU and what version of ubuntu
[02:53] <Shapeshiftr> right now, my hosts file says-
[02:53] <downix> ok, so this is funny.  My dual-core 1.66Ghz machine downclocked to 1Ghz is slower than my 440Mhz Ubuntu SPARC machine.
[02:53] <Guest50984> Can anyone recommend a usb wifi dongle that will work out of the box with Lucid?
[02:54] <Khisanth> Shapeshiftr: that wouldn't really help if you want other people to be able to access your site
[02:54] <PlutoISaPlanet> it's an AMD X2 I believe (any way to check within ubuntu?) and I'm on Lucid
[02:54] <mmomjian> PlutoISaPlanet: What is an AMD X2 graphics card?
[02:54] <Shapeshiftr> rawr, then what is man hostname telling me?
[02:54] <PlutoISaPlanet> sorry
[02:54] <PlutoISaPlanet> thought you asked for CPU
[02:54] <mmomjian> GPU
[02:54] <PlutoISaPlanet> the GPU is an ATI X1650
[02:54] <mmomjian> (graphics processing unit)
[02:54] <mmomjian> ok
[02:54] <jangirke> ubuntu_  use the start menu UPPER LEFT CORNER and choose system then choose the 2nd entry and open the 2nd network entry
[02:54] <Jaikkuli> oh god, the x1650
[02:54] <mmomjian> can you install the package fglrx
[02:54] <Jaikkuli> PlutoISaPlanet: run! run as far away as you can!
[02:55] <PlutoISaPlanet> lol
[02:55] <bastidrazor> Shapeshiftr: you need to be telling your godaddy account what ip to be redirected to.
[02:55] <Jaikkuli> actually, in fairness the x1650 is a decent card
[02:55] <Jaikkuli> i use it myself, until monday when i finally upgrade
[02:55] <Shapeshiftr> <IP_ADDRESS> localhost
[02:55] <PlutoISaPlanet> i had it laying around and am trying to build a cheap boxee box
[02:55] <bastidrazor> Shapeshiftr: no, your ISP ip of your box
[02:55] <webroasters> i need help quick. I'm trying to reboot apache2 and i cant because there's some proceeses running, and I cant kill them for some reason
[02:55] <Shapeshiftr> <IP_ADDRESS> server1
[02:55] <webroasters> i get this: (98)Address already in use: make_sock: could not bind to address <IP_ADDRESS>:80
[02:55] <webroasters> when restarting apache2
[02:55] <Shapeshiftr> =V
[02:56] <Jaikkuli> PlutoISaPlanet: AGP right? i dunno if there is a pcie version
[02:56] <PlutoISaPlanet> mmomjian: i'm 100% new at this, not sure if i can install that package or not
[02:56] <PlutoISaPlanet> Jaikkuli: PCIe
[02:56] <Shapeshiftr> like, the one returned when using ifconfig?
[02:56] <mmomjian> PlutoISaPlanet: open up a terminal, type in "sudo apt-get install fglrx"
[02:56] <jcxl> aw crap
[02:56] <jangirke> ubuntu_ did it work?
[02:56] <ubuntu_> jangirke,  will that set up the wireless? how would i use the cd as a repository to add network manager?
[02:56] <Jaikkuli> PlutoISaPlanet: ah ok :P well even the AGP one that i use is nice for it's age
[02:56] <jcxl> mmomjian, I switched to another user and now I'm getting more x11 greif
[02:56] <bastidrazor> Shapeshiftr: if you're behind a router then no, if you're box is connected directoy to a modem then yes. your external IP provided by your ISP
[02:56] <jcxl> PuTTY X11 proxy: MIT-MAGIC-COOKIE-1 data did not matchDisplay localhost:10.0 unavailable, simulating -nw
[02:57] <webroasters> can someone help?
[02:57] <mmomjian> jcxl: another user on the server? through ssh?
[02:57] <bastidrazor> your.. not you're
[02:57] <mmomjian> webroasters: did you use sudo on service?
[02:57] <webroasters> i cant kill some processes with kill command
[02:57] <bastidrazor> err.. nevermind
[02:57] <webroasters> yes
[02:57] <jcxl> mmomjian, no, same server, different user
[02:57] <Shapeshiftr> I'm connected to the wall, which is connected to the router
[02:57] <JunglPerv> I'm running Ubuntu 10.04 and I'm trying to get the 5.1 Surround to work on my Soundmax ADI AD1986A but I keep hitting dead ends.  No matter what I do only 2 channels playback.
[02:57] <mmomjian> jcxl: wow... that's quite an error...
[02:57] <ubuntu_> jangirke,  have not tried im on a live disc for ubuntu  would i have to leave the live session?
[02:57] <jcxl> mmomjian, I was setting everything up as root
[02:57] <mmomjian> try restarting xming then start putty again
[02:57] <CAPcap> so... anyone know how to shut off the thing giving me a capital "T" every time i hit the caps lock button? thats obnoxious
[02:57] <PlutoISaPlanet> mmomjian: i believe it's installing
[02:57] <mmomjian> PlutoISaPlanet: probablty
[02:58] <PlutoISaPlanet> jaikkuli: good to know.  Boxee's running very sluggish w/ the onboard video
[02:58] <jangirke> ubuntu_ yes
[02:58] <mmomjian> jcxl: so you were logged in to root@server and no you're user@server
[02:58] <jcxl> mmomjian, correct
[02:58] <mmomjian> *now
[02:58] <Guest50984> Does anyone know of an usb wifi dongles that work out of the box for Lucid?
[02:58] <mmomjian> ok
[02:58] <Shapeshiftr> :V root is security fail
[02:58] <mmomjian> jcxl: did you use ssh -X again?
[02:58] <PlutoISaPlanet> mmomjian: 9m or so remaining
[02:58] <jangirke> ubuntu_ you can try to do another thing too
[02:58] <mmomjian> Guest50984: I don't know about usb dongles wireless in ubuntu
[02:58] <Jaikkuli> PlutoISaPlanet: boxee?
[02:58] <mmomjian> PlutoISaPlanet: huh.... slow internet?
[02:58] <mmomjian> Jaikkuli: fglrx
[02:58] <jcxl> mmomjian, nope, that did it
[02:58] <bastidrazor> Shapeshiftr: do you know your external IP ?
[02:58] <PlutoISaPlanet> mmomjian: not hte best
[02:59] <Jaikkuli> mmomjian: que?
[02:59] <jcxl> mmomjian, not sure whether it was the restarting or the ssh -X
[02:59] <PlutoISaPlanet> jakkuli: yeah, boxee's slow... I'm hoping it's the onboard video
[02:59] <jcxl> mmomjian, thanks again
[02:59] <mmomjian> PlutoISaPlanet: kay, let me know when it's installed
[02:59] <Shapeshiftr> like, the one on this computer, which is also plugged into the wall?
[02:59] <Shapeshiftr> if not, how do I find that out?
[02:59] <mmomjian> Jaikkuli: he's installing fglrx
[02:59] <Jaikkuli> boxee is 3d software?
[02:59] <Jaikkuli> mmomjian: i don't know what that is
[02:59] <mmomjian> Jaikkuli: oh :P
[02:59] <mmomjian> no, boxee is a tv software
[02:59] <bastidrazor> Shapeshiftr: http://www.whatsmyip.org/
[02:59] <Jaikkuli> mmomjian: i assume it has to do with firegl
[02:59] <mmomjian> he's having graphics acrd issues
[03:00] <Jaikkuli> mmomjian: ah ok
[03:00] <mmomjian> it's for all ati cards afaik
[03:00] <Shapeshiftr> I typed in the IP given by ifconfig | grep somethingorother, and it came up with MySql success
[03:00] <Shapeshiftr> It works!
[03:00] <Shapeshiftr> This is the default web page for this server.
[03:00] <Shapeshiftr> The web server software is running but no content has been added, yet.
[03:00] <Shapeshiftr> ^^ IP page content
[03:00] <Jaikkuli> why is my image burn to dvd taking forever to prepare?
[03:00] <Jaikkuli> anyone know?
[03:00] <jangirke> ubuntu_  try to run "dpkg -- configure - a" as root
[03:00] <Jaikkuli> pretty sure it shouldn't spend this much time "preparing to write"
[03:00] <Joshua_Roberts> hi
[03:01] <Jaikkuli> i've been waiting like 5 - 10 minutes
[03:01] <mmomjian> Jaikkuli: nope... did you enable stage to server?
[03:01] <mmomjian> *hard drive
[03:01] <mmomjian> it might be staging  to /tmp... check the size of /tmp
[03:01] <Jaikkuli> mmomjian: i dunno? all i did was right click on the iso and write to dvd
[03:01] <Shapeshiftr> *ifconfig | grep inet
[03:01] <mmomjian> hi Joshua_Roberts
[03:01] <ubuntu_> jangirke,  how do i gain root again in the terminal? or will sudo be alright?
[03:01] <bastidrazor> ubuntu_: sudo -i
[03:01] <mmomjian> ubuntu_: sudo -i if it should be permanent
[03:02] <bastidrazor> ubuntu_: sudo command    works too
[03:02] <Joshua_Roberts> I am having an issue with flash in ubuntu 9.10 x64.  When I go to sites like armorgames.com to play online flash games, all I can see are the flash ads, I can't see the main panel which has the game selection
[03:02] <mmomjian> x64... ouch
[03:02] <CAPcap> so... anyone know how to shut off the thing giving me a capital "T" every time i hit the caps lock button? thats obnoxious
[03:02] <mmomjian> CAPcap: capital T?
[03:02] <mmomjian> can you print it here?
[03:02] <CAPcap> T
[03:03] <mmomjian> huh... have you set any custom keyboard layouts
[03:03] <CAPcap> if I hit Caps lock, it type that. it turns on my caps lock, but it types a T. its really annoying
[03:03] <mmomjian> it's not the keyboard?
[03:03] <Shapeshiftr> so, if typing in the IP address provided by ifconfig | grep inet into the URL returns a It Works! web server message, does that mean I have to change my IP at my account at GoDaddy?
[03:03] <mmomjian> yup
[03:04] <mmomjian> so the domain name gets redirected
[03:04] <Shapeshiftr> ok, great, thanks a lot
[03:04] <mmomjian> welcome
[03:04] <Joshua_Roberts> figured out the flash problem.  I had flashblock addon installed in firefox.  I think I installed it at the same time I installed adblockplus
[03:04] <ubuntu_> jangirke,  also how can i install the nm-manager so i can access the network?  i dont think it even installed i dont have an icon ... and there is no way i can go wired right now
[03:04] <Shapeshiftr> and once I've done that, I can point my Apache server to that?
[03:04] <mmomjian> Joshua_Roberts: ahh that will do it :P
[03:04] <PlutoISaPlanet> mmomjian: speed was all over the place.  It's installed, I think
[03:04] <mmomjian> ubuntu_: right click on panel, "add to panel", click notification area
[03:04] <mmomjian> add that
[03:04] <mmomjian> PlutoISaPlanet: can you run the command fglrx-info in the terminal?
[03:05] <PlutoISaPlanet> mmomjian: command not found
[03:05] <Khisanth> Shapeshiftr: if apache is already running on the server with that ip then there is no need to change anything
[03:05] <mmomjian> PlutoISaPlanet: try typing fglrx then press tab
[03:05] <mmomjian> see if it autocompletes
[03:05] <ubuntu_> mmomjian,  thanks...
[03:05] <JackTO> I royally messed something up... I reinstalled Apache fresh on my ubuntu, but now when I go to a php page from a browser, it askes me if i want to download the file??? what did i do, and how can i fix it?
[03:05] <ubuntu_> jangirke,  thanks
[03:05] <Shapeshiftr> I think it's running under <IP_ADDRESS>
[03:06] <mmomjian> JackTO: ahh... are you sure you reinstalled it fully?
[03:06] <PlutoISaPlanet> mmomjian: nothing seems to happen when i hit tab
[03:06] <mmomjian> does it give a space?
[03:06] <ubuntu_> be back in a few hopefully from  the studio not the live disc...
[03:06] <JackTO> mmomjian:  I dunno, how can i check, still a newbie at this
[03:06] <Shapeshiftr> I got the Could not reliably determine the server’s fully qualified domain name, using <IP_ADDRESS> for ServerName” error, so I guess that means it detected my IP as <IP_ADDRESS> ?
[03:06] <mmomjian> JackTO: try running the command sudo apt-get remove --purge apache2
[03:07] <mmomjian> Shapeshiftr: do you have the data in /etc/hostname?
[03:07] <mmomjian> PlutoISaPlanet: nothing was under Hardware Drivers?
[03:07] <Shapeshiftr> I made the file httpd.conf and added ServerName localhost
[03:07] <Shapeshiftr> mmomjian, what do you mean?
[03:07] <JackTO> mmomjian:  done, now what
[03:08] <mmomjian> Shapeshiftr: sorry I meant that file
[03:08] <mmomjian> JackTO: sudo apt-get install apache2
[03:08] <PlutoISaPlanet> mmomjian: just the onboard video drivers (NVIDIA)
[03:08] <mmomjian> PlutoISaPlanet: type sudo apt-get install xorg-driver-fglrx
[03:08] <Shapeshiftr> mm, well, my hostname file doesn't have my FQDN, just my machine's name
[03:08] <Shapeshiftr> e.g. server1
[03:08] <CAPcap> I've set the keyboard to be the same as my laptop (Dell Inspiron) It still does the T thing
[03:09] <Khisanth> Shapeshiftr: what is the address you are trying to set up?
[03:09] <PlutoISaPlanet> mmomjian: i should mention i currently have the video running through the onboard.  I'm not receiving video even in post from the video card... not sure if that matters
[03:09] <mmomjian> Shapeshiftr: you should have the first line looking like "ServerName <WEBSITE URL>
[03:09] <mmomjian> ServerName <IP ADDRESS>"
[03:09] <mmomjian> in /etc/apache2/httpd.conf
[03:09] <MournGrym> I have a triple boot system 2 ubuntu and 1 windows 7 if I use gparted to delete one of the ubuntu partitions and merge them will it mess up the boot sequence and or grub loader?
[03:09] <JackTO> mmomjian:  done, reinstalled but get the same issue... anyway to get it to work with php again?
[03:09] <Shapeshiftr> URL or IP address?
[03:09] <PlutoISaPlanet> mmomjian: done w/ xorg-driver-fglrx
[03:09] <mmomjian> MournGrym: umm, depends on which one you install
[03:09] <mmomjian> PlutoISaPlanet: try loggint out and back in
[03:09] <Shapeshiftr> right now I think it's an alias
[03:09] <PlutoISaPlanet> mmomjian: brb
[03:09] <mmomjian> Shapeshiftr: first line should have the url, second line has ip
[03:09] <Shapeshiftr> though I'm a bit confused -- my hosts file doesn't list a FQDN, just an alias
[03:10] <mmomjian> Shapeshiftr: the file should have 2 lines
[03:10] <Shapeshiftr> i mean /etc/hosts
[03:10] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> Is there an easier way of making Windows first in my Grub menu besides renaming 30_os-prober to 09_os-prober? Every time grub is updated this causes issues.
[03:10] <Shapeshiftr> so, e.g. -- <IP_ADDRESS> localhost
[03:10] <mmomjian> I think that should say <IP> localhost
[03:10] <Shapeshiftr> not <IP_ADDRESS> localhost.localname localhost
[03:10] <MournGrym> II plan on leaving ubuntu 10.05 and windows 7 installed
[03:11] <Shapeshiftr> really?
[03:11] <mmomjian> yeah
[03:11] <mmomjian> not the local ip
[03:11] <kanzie> how can I zip a folder that has many folders and gz-files in it? Do I have to tar if first?
[03:11] <mmomjian> MournGrym: 10.04... can you post a screenshot of gparted? do you know what that is?
[03:11] <mmomjian> Cyber_Akuma-Lapt: do you know about grub-set-default
[03:11] <Shapeshiftr> all the Karma Koala and below tutorials say it should appear the second way, <IP_ADDRESS> localhost.localname localhost
[03:11] <Shapeshiftr> is that a change in 10.04
[03:12] <Shapeshiftr> ?
[03:12] <MournGrym> yes Gparted is a partition editor I'll use an ubuntu 10.04 CD so I don't have any mounted file systems
[03:12] <mmomjian> Shapeshiftr: I could be wrong but I think the fixed ip should be in there
[03:12] <mmomjian> i'm probably wrong
[03:12] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> mmomjian: no, I don't know about that command
[03:12] <Khisanth> you should always have an entry for localhost
[03:12] <fr1sco> kanzie: tar -czvf foo.tar.gz directory/
[03:12] <Shapeshiftr> I haven't bought a static IP
[03:13] <Khisanth> however, /etc/hosts is for YOU to access other computers
[03:13] <Shapeshiftr> Khisanth, but, for example, the other line is just --
[03:13] <Shapeshiftr> <IP_ADDRESS> server1
[03:13] <mmomjian> Does anyone know what menu.lst became?
[03:13] <Khisanth> Shapeshiftr: that is fine
[03:13] <Shapeshiftr> not [ip] server1.example.com server1
[03:13] <Tim_Smart> Can someone help setup a domain with a vps install from prgmr.com ?
[03:13] <MournGrym> mmomjian: menu.lst has become /etc/default/grub in 10.04
[03:14] <PlutoISaPlanet> mmomjian: something happened.  Resolution's lower
[03:14] <mmomjian> PlutoISaPlanet: can you change it in the monitors preferences?
[03:14] <vu1kan> can anybody tell me what 'bonobo-activation-server' does?
[03:14] <Shapeshiftr> Khisanth, thanks. though it's confusing, all the tutorials i've seen for setting up a server show the second format
[03:14] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> mmomjian: what do you mean what menu.lst became? What grub2 replaced it with?
[03:14] <Khisanth> Shapeshiftr: do you know what /etc/hosts is for? :)
[03:14] <mmomjian> Cyber_Akuma-Lapt: type sudo nano /etc/default/grub and change GRUB_DEFAULT=0 to GRUB_DEFAULT=saved
[03:15] <blut> hello
[03:15] <Shapeshiftr> erm...not really >_>
[03:15] <blut> how can i set my fan speed to a fixed value?
[03:15] <gpm> anyone got tips on how to make nspluginwrapper play nice with pulseaudio? flash works but no sound :(
[03:15] <blut> how can i set my fan speed to max?
[03:15] <Shapeshiftr> i assume it's where the computer sets IPs to domains
[03:15] <Shapeshiftr> *assigns
[03:15] <vu1kan> shapshiftr - basicly it's a local dns file
[03:16] <bastidrazor> Shapeshiftr: /etc/hosts has nothing to do with a godaddy.com domain
[03:16] <Tim_Smart> anyone? (14:13:55) Tim_Smart: Can someone help setup a domain with a vps install from prgmr.com ?
[03:16] <PlutoISaPlanet> mmomjian: i think it might be related to a change i made to the onboard video's driver before I joined teh chat here.  Hadn't relogged or anything.  Sorry for convoluting things.  Still don't see an ATI driver under Hardware Drivers
[03:16] <PlutoISaPlanet> mmomjian: brb
[03:16] <mmomjian> PlutoISaPlanet: What dwas the change?  in simple terms
[03:16] <Shapeshiftr> it sets IPs to domains instead of having to search for the IP associated with a domain, correct?
[03:16] <blut> how can i set my fanspeed to max?
[03:16] <vu1kan> !patience | Tim_Smart
[03:16] <mmomjian> blut: try fancontrol or pwmconfig
[03:17] <fr1sco> or blow harder
[03:17] <mmomjian> LOL
[03:17] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> mmomjian: There is no way to set windows to appear first and still make it not have issues with updating grub's files?
[03:17] <Shapeshiftr> vu1kan, it's called bumping?
[03:17] <mmomjian> This setting will make it so it always boots to what you booted to the last time
[03:17] <greezmunkey> Shapeshiftr: more correctly, it provides the ability to resolve server1 to {ip address} with out the use of DNS
[03:17] <edju> trying to find guidance-powermanager - or something like that.  seems not to be in the repos, or i don't have the right name.  any advice appreciated.
[03:17] <mmomjian> Cyber_Akuma-Lapt: so once you boot to windows once it will always boot to that entry
[03:17] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> mmomjian: Yeah I know, I am going to use that if I can't just make windows the first menu item instead
[03:18] <vu1kan> exactly greez...was just reading an article on that today
[03:18] <Shapeshiftr> I've used it to speed up DNS connection speeds for some Static IP sites
[03:18] <blut> mmomjian: fancontrol cant read the /etc/fancontrol
[03:18] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> mmomjian: I just hope updating to 10.04 dosen't reinstall grub with defualt settings, it won'tload in bios mode
[03:18] <blut> mmomjian: because it doesnt exist
[03:18] <Shapeshiftr> do you need a SIP to use it for your own site?
[03:18] <greezmunkey> Shapeshiftr: the only speed up would be avoiding the public DNS lookup.
[03:19] <Shapeshiftr> ok, I think I understand
[03:19] <MournGrym> thanks for the help mmomjian I'm going to try and remove one if the partitions. I'll see what happens if nothing else I'll simply have to reinstall or buy a new hard drive LOL
[03:19] <mmomjian> Cyber_Akuma-Lapt: go to the directory /etc/grub.d
[03:19] <Khisanth> Shapeshiftr: no but that would be ideal
[03:19] <Shapeshiftr> so all i need to do is, in /etc/apache2/httpd.conf , have two lines --
[03:19] <Shapeshiftr> ServerName [domain url]
[03:20] <Shapeshiftr> and ServerIP [ip]
[03:20] <Shapeshiftr> ?
[03:20] <mmomjian> I think if you use the command mv 30_os-prober 01_os-prober it will change the ordcer
[03:20] <greezmunkey> Shapeshiftr: no you can use what is called dynamic dns, or ddns to do that. Every once in a while your server updates the ddns service of it's current public ip address, allowing the domain name to operate if the ip address at the server changes due to a dhcp reassignment.
[03:20] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> Yeah, renaming hte file changes the boot order, but that causes it to recreate the 30_os-prober file when the grub package is updated
[03:21] <mmomjian> wow this is cool: http://code.google.com/p/googlecl/
[03:21] <PlutoISaPlanet> mmomjian: back
[03:21] <mmomjian> Cyber_Akuma-Lapt: oh sorry... well the only other option is to use "saved"
[03:21] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> mmomjian: I see, ok then, thanks
[03:21] <Shapeshiftr> so, I would type in ServerName [URL], ServerName <IP_ADDRESS>
[03:21] <Shapeshiftr> ?
[03:21] <mmomjian> PlutoISaPlanet: so what'd you do earlier?
[03:22] <PlutoISaPlanet> mmomjian: switched the onboard driver to the (recommended) one under Hardware Manager, but had never relogged
[03:22] <Shapeshiftr> that's insane, mmomjian, sounds awesome
[03:23] <mmomjian> PlutoISaPlanet: that doesn't matter, since you're using the new one
[03:23] <Shapeshiftr> greezmunkey, so, where would I put <IP_ADDRESS> , Google's public DNS IP?
[03:23] <k-rad> resolve server1 to ip address without dns ?
[03:23] <PlutoISaPlanet> mmomjian: am I? lol
[03:24] <bastidrazor> Shapeshiftr: /etc/resolv.conf
[03:24] <PlutoISaPlanet> mmomjian: still don't see any mention of ATI anything in the Hardware Drivers
[03:24] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> "error: unknown filesystem" sigh, I was afraid of this...
[03:24] <Shapeshiftr> oh, ok, I know what to do from here
[03:24] <mmomjian> PlutoISaPlanet: no, I mean if you _were_ using the onboard and now you're using the ati card
[03:24] <Shapeshiftr> thanks, everyone, you've all been immense help
[03:24] <bastidrazor> Shapeshiftr: best of luck
[03:24] <mmomjian> PlutoISaPlanet: what exactly was the issue? :P
[03:24] <PlutoISaPlanet> mmomjian: still using the onboard
[03:25] <Flynsarmy> In the latest ubuntu - what's the name of the widget for the 'me menu' in the panel? I removed it and not sure which one to add back in
[03:25] <BiGViC> anyway to resolve lucid permissions bugs? I connect my usb and it saids "unable to mount pendrive" Not Athorized :( and unless I do sudo users-admin I can't change anything by going to system > users and groups and I can't shutdown! :( only by terminal
[03:25] <mmomjian> PlutoISaPlanet: and have you tried booting up with the discrete card connected?
[03:25] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> Can anybody help me install grub in thaat alternate mode (I think its called apci) insteadof BIOS mode? Grub's files are installed on a partition that is past the 128gb sector and my motherboard dosen't support lba48
[03:25] <BiGViC> been using ubutn for a week now but is hard to learn a new OS when there's bugs going on :(
[03:25] <Shapeshiftr> oh, last thing -- do I need to set the nameservers in my GoDaddy account to <IP_ADDRESS> and <IP_ADDRESS> also?
[03:26] <deww> BiGViC: did you create a new user or was this user created as part of the installation?
[03:26] <gOLDfeesh> !boot
[03:26] <PlutoISaPlanet> mmomjian: by discrete I'm going to assume you mean the PCIe card... and no, not since those changes you had me make. should I try now?
[03:26] <BiGViC> part of the installation deww
[03:26] <john__> hey how do you extend desktop in ubuntu
[03:26] <gOLDfeesh> !dualboot
[03:26] <deww> interesting...
[03:26] <mmomjian> PlutoISaPlanet: have you enabled the PCI-E card in the BIOS?
[03:26] <Shapeshiftr> greezmunkey, do I need to set the nameservers in my GoDaddy account to <IP_ADDRESS> and <IP_ADDRESS> also?
[03:26] <deww> BiGViC: not sure if this would help, bring up terminal and type "groups" and see if you see admin as one of them
[03:26] <BiGViC> I'm reading the forums and multiple google searches people are having same issues as me :( no solid solution
[03:27] <bastidrazor> Shapeshiftr: why would you need to do that? you're resolving dns queries via go daddy?
[03:27] <deww> BiGViC: i've not seen it myself, but it doesn't mean it doesnt exist. i am on a freshly installed 10.04 system
[03:27] <PlutoISaPlanet> mmomjian: yeah, my BIOS has 2 options and from what I've read I should leave it on Auto... but I've tried both options before coming here
[03:27] <BiGViC> yes I do
[03:27] <pookymadness> how can i make gnome snap like windows does?
[03:27] <mmomjian> PlutoISaPlanet: what is the other option?
[03:27] <BiGViC> deww: yes I do
[03:27] <gern> is there a way to see who has connected to your computer with Vinagre?
[03:27] <Andorin> I'm playing around with ssh for the first real time and getting the hang of it. If I ssh into a local computer that's playing music on Rhythmbox, is there any way to control Rhythmbox's playback? (pause, next, etc)
[03:28] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> Can anyone help me? My system dosen't boot after updating to 10.04, its a grub issue
[03:28] <deww> BiGViC: that is certainly interesting. i am not sure where to guide you
[03:28] <Shapeshiftr> GRUB2
[03:28] <Shapeshiftr> bastidrazor, right now they're using some
[03:28] <Shapeshiftr> **some other nameserver at GoDaddy
[03:28] <greezmunkey> Shapeshiftr: I though you were paying attention to bastidrazor - sorry. You should have upline dns servers in your resolv.conf file, but they should be your ISP's, with maybe <IP_ADDRESS> as a third - tertiary server. (faster lookups)
[03:29] <deww> BiGViC: what about plugdev (for the usb devices) ?
[03:29] <john__> how do you extend desktop in ubuntu
[03:29] <BiGViC> is cool deww I'm pretty sure is a bug a couple of people can't shut down or mount thier flash drives...
[03:29] <mmomjian> PlutoISaPlanet: I think you should plug into the PCI card and boot up.  If that doesn't work leave it plugged in and boot to safe mode
[03:29] <mmomjian> I presume you can see the BIOS post?
[03:29] <PlutoISaPlanet> mmomjian: don't remember off the top of my head
[03:29] <Shapeshiftr> so, to prevent GoDaddy assigning my a new IP that's different from Google's assignment, do I need to change GoDaddy's nameservers? or will that not happen?
[03:30] <PlutoISaPlanet> mmomjian: I'll try that.
[03:30] <mmomjian> PlutoISaPlanet: but when you boot connected to PCI you see the bios
[03:30] <mmomjian> until ubuntu starts it works
[03:30] <Shapeshiftr> I installed 10.04 server from a flash drive...
[03:30] <PlutoISaPlanet> mmomjian: negative.  So far I've gotten no video in POST with teh PCIe attached
[03:30] <BiGViC> yes I even check that I was part of the group my going to sudo users-admin> user settings>manage groups>plugdev and made sure I was checked
[03:30] <Andorin> Cyber_Akuma-Lapt: Did you try reinstalling grub? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub
[03:30] <deww> so odd then
[03:30] <greezmunkey> Shapeshiftr: godaddy has nothing (at least not much to do with your servers ability to resolve URLs
[03:30] <mmomjian> PlutoISaPlanet: oh, so it's obviously the BIOS... try the other setting
[03:30] <mmomjian> :/
[03:30] <jarv1s> Is there any repository or something to get KDE 3? (I don't like the new Gnome and KDE 4.)
[03:31] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> Andorin: It was just reinstalled basically with the updagrde
[03:31] <Shapeshiftr> ok, great, no need to worry then
[03:31] <john__> nobody here knows how to extend desktop
[03:31] <Shapeshiftr> awesome, again, thanks for everything
[03:31] <PlutoISaPlanet> mmomjian: be back soon
[03:31] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> I know what is wrong and what I need to do to fix it, problem is, I don't reemmber how
[03:31] <mmomjian> sure
[03:31] <mmomjian> be here
[03:31] <Shapeshiftr> urm, one last question >_>
[03:31] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> Grub's files are past the 128gb sector on my HDD, and my motherboard dosen't support lb48, I need to install it on the MBR not in bios mode but whatever that other mode was called
[03:31] <Shapeshiftr> if I use DDNS in resolv.conf, what do I put in httpd.conf ?
[03:32] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> acpi or something like that
[03:32] <BiGViC> I don't think that's the issue though it just can't mount or something I'm new to linux so I'm real confuse on whats going on by reading what I have I think is a bug dealing with pemersions as sometimes when I boot I can shutdown and sometimes I can't something with audio but I fixed that but going to users settings and advance settings and checking use audio devices
[03:33] <jarv1s> never mind, answer found
[03:33] <Shapeshiftr> greezmunkey ?
[03:33] <Andorin> I'm playing around with ssh for the first real time and getting the hang of it. If I ssh into a local computer that's playing music on Rhythmbox, is there any way to control Rhythmbox's playback? (pause, next, etc)
[03:34] <Smithy> quick (maybe) question, i'm playing with router configs to learn more about them BUT can stick a server box on one end of one of the routers which will have a usb hsdpa net connection. I'm wanting users to have to login to use the net (if allowed) in case I open up the wrong networks on a router :), things i should be searching for are captive portal & freeradius or am I barking up the wrong tree?
[03:34] <greezmunkey> Shapeshiftr: a word of advice - google on linux network administrators guide, and read over it. It will give you a soup to nuts overview of how all the peices fit together!
[03:34] <mmomjian> Andorin: I bet you can with vlc
[03:34] <john__> anybody????????
[03:35] <mmomjian> john__: what's the issue
[03:35] <Andorin> john__: What do you mean by "extend desktop"?
[03:35] <john__> lol
[03:35] <john__> what????
[03:35] <gOLDfeesh> Is there any way of enabling Windows Bootload instead of grub or lilo
[03:35] <john__> you dont know what extend desktop
[03:35] <john__> do i have to be precise
[03:35] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> anyone?
[03:35] <downix> goldfeesh: Windows bootload is too limited to do the job, sadly
[03:35] <mmomjian> gOLDfeesh: yeah, too limited
[03:36] <harmandeep> Guys , i had just installed KDE-FULL package in ubuntu Lucid , and i m being asked to set default Display Manager as     GDM or KDM ....... which should i choose ?
[03:36] <mmomjian> only works with windows products afaik
[03:36] <Andorin> harmandeep: KDM
[03:36] <mmomjian> harmandeep: if you want kubuntu? kdm
[03:36] <downix> mmomjian:  also can work with OS/2
[03:36] <mmomjian> Cyber_Akuma-Lapt: having grub issues, right?
[03:36] <downix> mmomjian:  but that's about it
[03:36] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> yes
[03:36] <harmandeep> can i switch later ?
[03:36] <mmomjian> downix: ooh, os/2 :D
[03:36] <mmomjian> Cyber_Akuma-Lapt: don't know what to say... can you not boot to windows anymore?
[03:37] <Linux-C0d3r> !LIST
[03:37] <john__> you know how you go to settings in windows to extend desktop
[03:37] <Linux-C0d3r> !LIST
[03:37] <john__> same thing here
[03:37] <john__> im asking where you go here
[03:37] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> mmomjian: yes, but I rememer what I needed to do last time to fix it, jut dont remember how
[03:37] <Linux-C0d3r> !XDCC WAREZ LIST
[03:37] <Linux-C0d3r> !LIST
[03:37] <mmomjian> john__: are you using compiz?
[03:37] <FloodBot1> Linux-C0d3r: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:37] <mmomjian> Cyber_Akuma-Lapt: what happens when you boot?
[03:37] <john__> compiz?
[03:37] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> mmomjian: Removing windows is not an option :P
[03:37] <john__> im using ubuntu
[03:37] <Linux-C0d3r> !XDCC LIST
[03:37] <mmomjian> Cyber_Akuma-Lapt: no I know.
[03:37] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> mmomjian: It says "Errir: unknown filesystem" and "Grub resucue"
[03:37] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> Error*
[03:37] <downix> mmomjian: I used to run OS/2, still have one on virtual machine
[03:38] <mmomjian> Cyber_Akuma-Lapt: have you tried repairing grub?
[03:38] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> mmomjian: Grub was just reinsatlled with 10.04
[03:38] <Linux-C0d3r> !LIST
[03:38] <john__> ubuntu 10.04
[03:38] <Andorin> gtfo troll
[03:38] <mmomjian> !admin | Linux-C0d3r
[03:38] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> mmomjian: Grub is unable to read the stage2 (or 1.5 is it?) files on the boot partition because my bios can't read that far
[03:38] <mmomjian> how do you call for an admin?
[03:38] <Linux-C0d3r> !LIST
[03:38] <Andorin> !admins | Linux-C0d3r
[03:38] <mmomjian> Cyber_Akuma-Lapt: oh so you have to move grub
[03:38] <Linux-C0d3r> !XDCC LIST
[03:38] <ejv> lol
[03:38] <mmomjian> !admins
[03:39] <mmomjian> !help
[03:39] <Linux-C0d3r> !XDCC LIST WAREZ
[03:39] <Linux-C0d3r> !XDCC LIST WAREZ
[03:39] <FloodBot1> Linux-C0d3r: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:39] <ejv> just /ignore until an op arrives
[03:39] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> mmomjian: My bios can only read up to 128gb, linux is installed past that, I need to install grub on the mbr in acpi mode instad of bios mode, thats how I fixed it last time, I just don'te remember how I did it last time
[03:39] <mmomjian> !ops
[03:39] <Andorin> There
[03:39] <Linux-C0d3r> !LIST
[03:39] <Andorin> !ops | Linux-C0d3r
[03:39] <ejv> this isn't a 'channel emergency' just /ignore mmomjian
[03:39] <Linux-C0d3r> !LIST
[03:39] <john__> any info mmomjian
[03:39] <mmomjian> Cyber_Akuma-Lapt: I see.  Could you use fixmbr then reinstall it with linux?
[03:39] <Andorin> ejv: That'd also involve ignoring the bot
[03:39] <PlutoISaPlanet> mmomjian: no luck. how would I install a BIOS update if it's an EXE file?
[03:40] <mmomjian> PlutoISaPlanet: crap.  No windows installed?
[03:40] <ejv> Andorin: what?
[03:40] <mmomjian> PlutoISaPlanet: it sounds like a bios issue, not ubuntu...
[03:40] <jimisrvrox> No Windows! that sounds great! haha j/k
[03:40] <Andorin> ejv: Ignoring the troll would mean /ignoring ubottu as well because he was spamming bot commands
[03:40] <mmomjian> john__: try going to a terminal and type sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager
[03:40] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> mmomjian: I can't, because while booted into ubuntu with a livecd it won't see anything wrong, since it can read the full hdd that way, there is actually nothing wrong with my mbr or grub's files, its just using a mode that does nto allow it to read where the files are, and I install to install the mbr version with another mode
[03:40] <PlutoISaPlanet> mmomjian: probably.  I think I slapped this update on this MB when I was running it as my main machine, though
[03:40] <ejv> Andorin: ohh yea a temporary inconvenience i suppose :)
[03:41] <jangirke> Cyber_Akuma-Lapt: try to google how to install grub
[03:41] <john__> what is compiz
[03:41] <ejv> google it
[03:41] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> jalrnc: thats hwat ive been going all this time, I cant find anything about it
[03:41] <h00k> !google | ejv
[03:41] <bastidrazor> !compiz | john__
[03:41] <jangirke> Cyber_Akuma-Lapt: maybe you can try a newinstall and just jump to the grub installation and then quit the installation
[03:42] <jimisrvrox> Anybody good with wireless in here? I was having some issues but got them fixed but ive got a few questions as to what the culprit could have been
[03:42] <ejv> lol seriously, it takes no fu to google something like that, save your !google command for something more complex lol
[03:42] <bastidrazor> !lol | ejv
[03:42] <mmomjian> Cyber_Akuma-Lapt: is there a reason you installed the mbr so late in the drive?
[03:42] <john__> you mean Advanced Desktop Effects Settings
[03:42] <mmomjian> bastidrazor: isn't that a little extreme?
[03:42] <IdleOne> ejv: seriously don't tell people to google it. Save your googles for yourself.
[03:42] <h00k> ejv: You need to be respectful and helpful. Consider reading the Guidelines again.
[03:42] <h00k> !guidelines > ejv
[03:42] <john__> (ccsm)
[03:42] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> mmomjian: I was not aware of this issue and installed windows first, I can't really move the windows partition to put a boot partition first anymore
[03:43] <ejv> i have the bot ignored cuz of the spammer
[03:43] <john__> in the Ubuntu Software Center
[03:43] <bastidrazor> mmomjian: no
[03:43] <jangirke> PlutoISaPlanet: try to get a bootdisk from the internet
[03:43] <IdleOne> ejv: Please read https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IrcGuidelines
[03:43] <h00k> ejv: That's probably not a good idea
[03:43] <mmomjian> bastidrazor: eh?
[03:44] <mmomjian> john__: now press alt+f2 and type ccsm
[03:44] <ejv> oh i've read 'em ;)
[03:44] <john__> you want me to get out of ubuntu
[03:44] <mmomjian> Cyber_Akuma-Lapt: Can you just reinstall?>
[03:44] <mmomjian> john__: no...
[03:44] <mmomjian> alt+f2 brings up the run dialog
[03:44] <john__> i already did the sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager
[03:44] <mmomjian> Cyber_Akuma-Lapt: (ubuntu)
[03:44] <PlutoISaPlanet> jangirke: a bootdisk to install the update you mean?
[03:44] <mmomjian> john__: right, now press alt+f2 and type ccsm and press run
[03:44] <mmomjian> PlutoISaPlanet: yes
[03:45] <abhijain1> hello
[03:45] <PlutoISaPlanet> mmomjian: thanks.  I'll look
[03:45] <john__> see you later a..hole
[03:45] <PlasmaSheep> On occasion, ubuntu decides that life is too good and decides to prevent my logitech MX5500 bluetooth keyboard from working with the dongle (yet the mouse works). Why is this, how can I fix this occasional behavior?
[03:45] <john__> oops
[03:45] <john__> didnt come out right
[03:45] <h00k> !language | john__
[03:45] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> mmomjian: that woulden't work, ubuntu would still be past the lba28 area
[03:45] <john__> hold on
[03:46] <gern> .quit
[03:46] <cordobestia> alguien habla spanish?
[03:46] <mmomjian> Cyber_Akuma-Lapt: use a partition editor to move windows over
[03:46] <Flannel> !es | cordobestia
[03:46] <IdleOne> !es | cordobestia
[03:46] <PlasmaSheep> haha
[03:46] <PlasmaSheep> bot wars
[03:46] <mmomjian> and leave a little space at the begninning for the / partition, then do /home after windows
[03:46] <john__> so every time i want to launch compiz i have to go to terminal
[03:46] <abhijain1> i m facing problem for switching ubuntu . when i switching ubuntu loader then system giving long beep sound with error 65 time without check . checking forced.
[03:46] <at602server> sdf
[03:46] <at602server> dfs
[03:46] <mmomjian> john__: no, is compiz not running?
[03:47] <mmomjian> john__: ccsm will allow you to set the number of desktops
[03:47] <pookymadness> at602server: stop that
[03:47] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> mmomjian: I tried that many time sbefore, it corrupts my windows partition, I am not risking it again, as I said, its due to GRUB loading in bios mode thats a problem, I just don't remember how to tell it not to use bios mode
[03:47] <at602server> = =#
[03:47] <at602server> m sorry
[03:47] <mmomjian> Cyber_Akuma-Lapt: I'd recommend a forum post
[03:47] <mmomjian> more specialized users
[03:47] <john__> where and how exactly do i extend windows
[03:47] <mmomjian> john__: when you type ccsm a window should come upo
[03:48] <john__> im looking.....
[03:48] <mmomjian> john__: did a window come?
[03:48] <john__> yeah
[03:48] <mmomjian> it should have lots of little boxs
[03:48] <mmomjian> now click on "general options"
[03:48] <mmomjian> under tab "desktop size" change "horizontal size" to 4
[03:48] <abhijain1> abhijain1: what the exactly problem
[03:49] <john__> all i want to do is extend desktop to tv
[03:49] <mmomjian> john__: OH... I thought you want two desktops.  Did you go to system > preferences > monitors
[03:50] <john__> just says my monitor
[03:50] <john__> no option for extend
[03:50] <john__> i guess i have to connect to tv
[03:50] <mmomjian> oh well yeah
[03:50] <abhijain1> i am unable to access ubuntu in my system . the blink screen appear with error . and with long beep sound with grub selection
[03:51] <dugger5688> Anyone know why 64-bit "is not recommended for daily desktop usage"... it seems perfectly fine to me.
[03:51] <john__> so how exactly does it work
[03:51] <mmomjian> abhijain1: did it used to work? what changed?
[03:51] <john__> i have hook up computer to tv
[03:51] <john__> if
[03:51] <mmomjian> john__: once you're connected try the monitor dialog
[03:52] <PlasmaSheep> On occasion, ubuntu decides that life is too good and decides to prevent my logitech MX5500 bluetooth keyboard from working with the dongle (yet the mouse works). Why is this, how can I fix this occasional behavior?
[03:52] <mmomjian> what do you mean the mouse works?
[03:52] <abhijain1> mmomjian: the error shown with blink screen and beep sound. 65 time without checking and checking forced
[03:52] <dugger5688> john__: are u using nvidia or ati, or any other video card that provides its own manager?
[03:52] <john__> ati
[03:52] <Cyber_Akuma-Lapt> mmomjian: I think I had to us esometing about plugins during grub-install
[03:52] <john__> no i have no manager
[03:52] <mmomjian> hmm
[03:53] <abhijain1> mmomjian: same error in continuous
[03:53] <dugger5688> You've tried the catalyst control center I assume?
[03:53] <john__> im using the x.org
[03:53] <john__> or something like that
[03:53] <mmomjian> john__: try installing the package xserver-xorg-fglrx?
[03:53] <john__> x.org.driver
[03:53] <mmomjian> Cyber_Akuma-Lapt: don't know much about grub sorry
[03:53] <john__> i think its installed
[03:53] <john__> im able to play games
[03:53] <dugger5688> I haven't used atis for awhile, but you generally need the closed source for (good) dual head X.
[03:54] <john__> i have the proprietary driver
[03:54] <john__> but i havent been able to run
 what do you mean the mouse works?
[03:54] <mmomjian> john__: have you checked administration > hardware drivers?
[03:54] <PlasmaSheep> I can move it and click it
[03:54] <abhijain1> mmomjian: what happen
[03:54] <PlasmaSheep> it functions like a mouse should
[03:54] <mmomjian> PlasmaSheep: what's broken then?
[03:54] <PlasmaSheep> mmomjian, the keyboard
[03:54] <mmomjian> abhijain1: did it used to work?
[03:54] <mmomjian> PlasmaSheep: oh sorry