[12:04] <[CK] Daemon> Hey would anyone know why i have no sound, i can use my mic but cant recieve sound. I was testing on teamspeak.
[12:04] <SubSonik> gerro, might be, seems to be what the forums are hinting at, but before I fiddle with it I wanted a second opinion.
[12:04] <Pelo> psylon,  type the first 3 letters and tab through the options
[12:04] <dug_> psylon: yes, just type first letter or two and then tab
[12:04] <SkareCrow> hmm
[12:04] <psylon> Thanks guys...
[12:05] <SkareCrow> Ubuntu told me to use a 64bit distribution
[12:05] <gerro> SubSonik: hmm you could try turning the color down then raising the resolution
[12:05] <SkareCrow> so i jumped back on windows and checked the iso i had, its amd64
[12:05] <psylon> I must have mistyped the handle I tried that with at first. This is a bit different than bitchx. :-)
[12:05] <gerro> SubSonik: or it might be some frame buffering issue (or that term is completely made up to hide weeeird screen glitches)
[12:05] <Paerox> I need help compiling an application. When I do a "make install" I get "no rule to make target 'install'".What is wrong?
[12:05] <Pelo> SkareCrow,  unless you have actual need of 64 bit use the 32 bit version,  64 is missing some drivers and has no flash
[12:06] <SkareCrow> maybe it said 32bit
[12:06] <SubSonik> gerro, the forum suggested lowering the depth to 16 and eliminating the availavle resolutions. whatddaya think?
[12:06] <m0u5e> how do you change your computer name?
[12:06] <SkareCrow> my web serer is 64bit
[12:06] <gerro> SubSonik: yeah that could work
[12:06] <SkareCrow> what one is 32bit?
[12:06] <Pelo> SkareCrow, actualy it's  x86 or i386 on the disc lable
[12:06] <jrib> !hostname > m0u5e (see the private message from ubotu)
[12:06] <gerro> SkareCrow: x86
[12:06] <psylon> SkareCrow: You will probably have trouble with flashplayer and some other software. I don't think the regular desktop user needs or is ready to deal with a 64-bit os yet on linux. :-)
[12:06] <dug_> m0u5e: http://linux.about.com/od/ubuntu_doc/a/ubudg26t2.htm
[12:06] <SkareCrow> alright, thanks
[12:06] <SubSonik> gerro, ok, well, got my second opinon. be back in a bit and let you know if it worked...
[12:06] <edwin> i just installed linux/ubuntu for first time
[12:06] <gerro> 64-bit blows in everyway imaginable
[12:06] <Pelo> edwin,  welcome to the madhouse
[12:06] <Nomad``> any idea why two separate installations of ubuntu on two different boxes both seem to have trouble recognizing the CD drives? adding piix temporarily fixed on of them, but now neither seems to work regardless of the kind of CD i put into the drives (they're IDE)
[12:07] <edwin> Pelo: thanks!
[12:07] <SkareCrow> what is LTS for, besides longer support?
[12:07] <gerro> SubSonik: are you trying to use your tv for computer monitor? make sure you set refresh rates correctly and all that try checking this site called monitor world its nice
[12:07] <d4rkmonkey> SkareCrow LTS just stands for Long Term Support, thats the only huge difference.
[12:07] <Pelo> Nomad``, sata cd-rom ? possibly they're touchy
[12:07] <m0u5e> jrib, dug_, thx
[12:07] <psylon> SkareCrow: Mostly that. 3 years on the desktop with no upgrades (just updates) required...
[12:07] <SubSonik> gerro, also, since you brought up 64 bit, any flash plugins for 64 bit available? I keep getting install errors when I try
[12:07] <edwin> Paerox, i don't think i got that far. i'm trying to build my own version of terminal...
[12:07] <Nomad``> Pelo: nah they're IDE
[12:07] <m0u5e> jrib: is it possible to change your username, without screwing up your /home dir?
[12:07] <Pelo> Nomad``,  what problems anyway ?
[12:08] <gerro> SkareCrow: lts is for when the developers jack system up so bad with bling bling they have a rough draft to go back to
[12:08] <psylon> SubSonik: Not yet. :-)
[12:08] <psylon> SubSonik: I meant to type :-(   hehe
[12:08] <[CK] Daemon> why would i get record but no playback on my sound card?
[12:08] <sauvin> m0u5e, why do you want to change your username?
[12:08] <dug_> m0u5e: you can add a new user, and then copy over folders and files from your old home folder if you like
[12:08] <jrib> SkareCrow: developers try to be more conservative when choosing packages
[12:08] <SubSonik> psylon, damn. So is it a wiser move to install the 32 bit os even with a 64 bit processor?
[12:08] <SkareCrow> my internet connection is hella slow right now
[12:08] <Pelo> [CK] Daemon,  did you try what I told you ?
[12:08] <sauvin> Caveat: hardcoded paths in resource files and suchlike.
[12:08] <SkareCrow> damn step dad is dling torrents lol
[12:08] <warbler> Nomad``: try typing - eject - in terminal to see what happens
[12:08] <gerro> SubSonik: use x86 OS most motherboards support both
[12:08] <psylon> SubSonik: Aye...
[12:08] <jrib> m0u5e: sure, see 'man usermod'
[12:08] <SkareCrow> alright, 23 minutes. I am off to shower
[12:08] <[CK] Daemon> Pelo: Errmm i cant see it its too crazy here.
[12:09] <Paerox> edwin, i'm trying to compile the very latest version of Network manager. It seems that a problem i'm having is solved in the latest release
[12:09] <d4rkmonkey> Hmm, the gateway is your router's IP right?
[12:09] <SkareCrow> expect me back up in here under Ubuntu within the hour
[12:09] <m0u5e> dug_ gah, copying folders takes forever though :(
[12:09] <SkareCrow> :P
[12:09] <m0u5e> dug_: will it move my settings?
[12:09] <SubSonik> gerro + psylon, what a waste of a perfectly good processor.
[12:09] <docmur> Hell
[12:09] <docmur> Hello
[12:09] <[CK] Daemon> Pelo: Repost it and ill freeze the scrolling window.
[12:09] <d4rkmonkey> !hi | docmur
[12:09] <ubotu> docmur: Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu!
[12:09] <psylon> SubSonik: Unless you need large memory support it won't do much for you anyhow...
[12:09] <m0u5e> sauvin: just wanna know :D probably won't do it
[12:09] <SubSonik> BBL
[12:09] <docmur> anyone know how to fix the problem with rtorrent where it can't reconize encryption as a varible
[12:09] <Pelo> [CK] Daemon, terminal     alsamixer     select capture,  make usre the mic is not muted and the level up,  and in playback make sure none is  muted and all are up
[12:09] <dug_> m0u5e: all your settings are stored in files and folders that have names starting with a period (.) in your home folder
[12:09] <jadacyrus> can someone link me to a good guide for installing compiz-fusion on fiesty?
[12:09] <gerro> SubSonik: if you insist on using 64 bit then run firefox under wine, or use that netscape plugin that was ported to firefox to use as wrapper for things I forget its name, or you could try that gnash open source flash
[12:10] <psylon> SubSonik: I do 64-bit server development in vmware server or workstation. They actually take advantage of some of the 64-bit vt instructions...
[12:10] <Pelo> jadacyrus, the ppl in #compiz-fusion probably can
[12:10] <sauvin> Whoever that was who pointed out m0u5e the usermod command needs to remember that usermod doesn't change the user's home directory and suchlike.
[12:10] <[CK] Daemon> Pelo: How do i change it to capture or playback?
[12:10] <edwin> i did "apt-get source gnome-terminal" (is that right?) but i don't know where it put the source
[12:10] <m0u5e> jrib: thx, usermod told me everything i need to know :D
[12:10] <m0u5e> sauvin: -d will move home for me
[12:10] <gerro> SubSonik: get better performance from x86, if you don't write code it shouldn't matter which you use
[12:10] <Pelo> [CK] Daemon, tab until the correct area is selected then use the arrows
[12:10] <dug_> !effects
[12:10] <ubotu> For help or discussion on Beryl or Compiz desktop effects, please go to #ubuntu-effects
[12:11] <staykovmarin> is there a way to force my USB stick to eject? as far as i can tell, nothing is using it, but when i try to unmount it it tells me 'cannot eject disk'
[12:11] <m0u5e> sauvin: its okay, im not planning on changing it though (for now)
[12:11] <[CK] Daemon> Pelo: Thanks ill take a look and get back to you.
[12:11] <KevinOman> how do I get apt-get remove to remove all config files too?
[12:11] <sauvin> If you plan on doing that a lot, make certain references to your home directory do so by using envars ("$HOME") rather than hardcoding ("/home/sauvin/")
[12:11] <dug_> KevinOman: I think there is a --purge option, see man apt-get
[12:11] <Pelo> KevinOman, apt-get remove --purge
[12:11] <KevinOman> ok thanks
[12:11] <gerro> KevinOman: if you open synaptic you right click and do remove all or you can do --purge
[12:11] <kolmilludo> hey there i need help installing my wireless is a broadcom 4318 ive tried  in ubuntu forums "http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=202834" and nothing yet.. can someone help me??
[12:12] <psylon> staykovmarin: You sure you don't have some app or file open on it? You can try to unmount it from the command line. Type 'mount' then sudo umount the drive or partion that it is mounted on from the command line.
[12:12] <edwin> Paerox, maybe you could open the makefile and see what targets are inside
[12:12] <Pelo> later folks
[12:12] <KevinOman> gerro thanks but im on server edition
[12:12] <gerro> KevinOman: you accessing it remotely?
[12:13] <psylon> kolmilludo: Your machine? Might be worth it to get the $35 Intel card from newegg...
[12:13] <Paerox> edwin, what exactly is the makefile's filename?
[12:13] <kolmilludo> come on isnt there anyway??
[12:13] <edwin> probably "makefile"
[12:13] <dug_> kolmilludo: that thread doesn't seem to be about the broadcom 4318, you mean this thread?: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=197102
[12:13] <gerro> kolnilludo hang on a sec
[12:14] <KevinOman> gerro yes
[12:14] <staykovmarin> psylon, command line worked, thanks
[12:14] <btruckle> hello, is there a distro ununtu.img for usb device?
[12:14] <gerro> kolnilludo: download ndiswrapper latest source and install it follow the readme then pick which files you need from what it says on their list
[12:14] <psylon> kolmilludo: I got one of those working with the ndis drivers for one of my neighbors, but it was more trouble than it was worth. It can be done though. If you followed the directions, then the things that got me were making sure the opensource driver wasn't loaded and a reboot was required after that...
[12:15] <edwin> Paerox, i was thinking you are trying to build it yourself but maybe apt-get can do that? i don't know, i just started
[12:15] <psylon> staykovmarin: Sweet!
[12:15] <dug_> btruckle: search for ubuntu usb install or similar, there are instructions like these: http://pendrivelinux.com/2007/01/25/usb-x-ubuntu-610
[12:15] <gerro> kolnilludo: yeah you have to add that broke open source driver it keeps trying to load to blacklist
[12:15] <kolmilludo> psylon: ok but what do i do??
[12:15] <Paerox> edwin, apt-get works fine, but it does'nt get me the latest version of the software I need
[12:15] <btruckle> thanks
[12:15] <KevinOman> gerro yes I am running it remotely
[12:16] <d4rkmonkey> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/36107/ <-- Can anyone tell if there seems ot be anything wrong with this right now?
[12:16] <Paerox> edwin, this is why i'm trying to build it myself
[12:16] <dug_> KevinOman: everything working then with the --purge option?
[12:16] <KevinOman> dug_: yes thanks
[12:16] <psylon> kolmilludo: The http://ubuntusforum.org link I used had some troubleshooting steps that did the trick for me. Have you found that thread yet?
[12:16] <gerro> KevinOman: can't you open its package listing with synaptic remotely? I mean for nice easy browsing of what you have installed
[12:16] <dug_> psylon, kolmilludo: yeah i posted the link to the thread about broadcom 4318 earlier to him
[12:17] <gerro> KevinOman: that would be a sweet to do. Wonder if its possible
[12:17] <Jasnation> why does it take 5 hours to download adobe flash player?
[12:17] <KevinOman> gerro I think you can I just can't remember the name of the package that allows it
[12:17] <KevinOman> gerro its xserver-xorg or something
[12:17] <psylon> Jasnation: Slow download speeds? :-D
[12:17] <kolmilludo> psylon, the thing is ive tried that and after rebooting nothing happens
[12:18] <adam_> does anyone know anything about ipod linux, im having trouble installing it and i still dont know much about installing anything that isnt on my ad/ remove programs od synaptic
[12:18] <psylon> kolmilludo: Have you tried all of their troubleshooting steps?
[12:18] <gerro> KevinOman: wasn't what I meant, I mean for synaptic to access the servers list of packages and display them relaying the apt-get command equivalents
[12:18] <Jasnation> psylon: I can download anything else in seconds. but from their website directly or from synaptic, its taking forever to download
[12:18] <dug_> Jasnation: are you in canada?
[12:18] <KevinOman> gerro oh I don't know
[12:18] <Jasnation> dug_: no
[12:19] <dug_> oh some guy in canada was saying earlier downloads are slow from ubuntu servers
[12:19] <psylon> Jasnation: Maybe throttled connections. Which site are you downloading from?
[12:19] <kolmilludo> psylon: i did, but im not really sure i did it right...
[12:19] <kolmilludo> psylon: ok ill do it again if something goes wrong ill be back in a sec
[12:19] <psylon> kolmilludo: Making that Intel card seem better and better eh?
[12:19] <macd> kolmilludo, why dont you post the output of dmesg and syslog around the time you tried to get your card to work (please paste this to http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org
[12:19] <SeveredCross> What controls the commands gdm issues to start a particular session?
[12:20] <Jasnation> psylon: http://www.adobe.com/shockwave/download/download.cgi?P1_Prod_Version=ShockwaveFlash
[12:20] <edwin> paerox, i found a "Makefile.in" file in the source i downloaded and it has an "install" target but i get the same message you get if i do "make install". anyone here want to take pity? :)
[12:20] <kolmilludo> macd... im new at linux how the hell do i do that??
[12:20] <dug_> !dmesg
[12:21] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about dmesg - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[12:21] <boyam> d4rkmonkey:http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/36108/  checkout the changes i made
[12:21] <macd> kolmilludo, launch a terminal, type dmesg then copy and paste some of that to pastebin, then "tail -f /var/log/syslog" and paste some of that to pastebin
[12:21] <dug_> kolmilludo: in the Terminal (command line), you simply type "dmesg" and you can copy (select text and right click and choose copy)
[12:21] <psylon> Jasnation: Go to Add/Remove programs and search for restricted. That will bring up an unbuntu restricted software option that will get you flashplayer, java and more...
[12:22] <psylon> Jasnation: The devs have made it so easy to do somethings... :-)
[12:23] <glauer> interesseante heim?
[12:23] <kolmilludo> dug_ after copying where do i paste it can you send me the link or whatever i need?
[12:23] <dug_> !paste
[12:23] <ubotu> pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[12:23] <SoulChild> Hey all, my system works fine but when shutting down, I get a few Error Messages from Netowrk Manager,... is this normal? how to fix ?
[12:23] <d4rkmonkey> boyam thanks for your help. Also above that section it says, "auto eth0" Do I want to change that to "static eth0"?
[12:23] <dug_> kolmilludo: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org
[12:23] <sanguisde1> what do people use for DVD creatuon from xvid files?
[12:24] <SeveredCross> DeVeDe
[12:24] <KevinOman> is there any way to make terminal stay on top of all the windows?
[12:24] <kolmilludo> dug_ thanks i really have to remember that XD
[12:24] <Jasnation> psylon: there are no results for "restricted"
[12:24] <psylon> KevinOman: Try right clicking on the titlebar. There should be an always on top option.
[12:25] <psylon> Jasnation: You will need to adjust that drop down to all software or something to that nature.
[12:25] <sucha215> does anyone have any reccomendations for a reciever for a ubuntu media station -- I currently want to use my lcd monitor and computer through a reciever that can have multiple sources coming through it
[12:25] <kolmilludo> dug_ here's the paste bin "http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/36110/"
[12:25] <sanguisde1> so DeVeDe just deleted files it created
[12:25] <sanguisde1> is there any way to recover them
[12:25] <vader1102> sorry cannot dumb myself down here, how do I un tar a file?
[12:25] <KevinOman> thanks psylon
[12:25] <psylon> KevinOman: No prob...
[12:26] <sanguisde1> vader1102: tar  -xvf file.tar
[12:26] <dug_> kolmilludo: macd asked for your dmesg output, i don't see anything bad, i see the "bcm43xx driver" line
[12:26] <skinnypuppy1334> When I enter compiz --replace first line returned is XGL not found, however in synaptic xgl-xserver is installed ..
[12:26] <vader1102> ty
[12:26] <dug_> vader1102: tar -xzvf filename.tar
[12:26] <Flannel> vader1102: most likely you've got a tar.gz or tar.bz2, instead of just a tar: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FileCompression will give you those instructions too
[12:26] <PriceChild> !effects | skinnypuppy1334
[12:26] <ubotu> skinnypuppy1334: For help or discussion on Beryl or Compiz desktop effects, please go to #ubuntu-effects
[12:26] <PriceChild> skinnypuppy1334, (and installing xgl isn't enough, you have to be in it)
[12:27] <_v8_> how can I put the like mac os icons on ubuntu I got beryl already
[12:27] <kolmilludo> dug_ thats the weird thing  i mean it supposed to be working but nothing happens i dont detect any wireless
[12:27] <macd> kolmilludo, you need t paste some stuff from /var/log/syslog also as described earlier, since it has the specific network stuff in it from network-manager
[12:27] <boyam> d4rkmonkey:  I think auto refers to autosensing media type not dhcp as you're thinking...
[12:27] <skinnypuppy1334> no one talking in effects... how to be in it? When I enable gl desktop in the preferences I get blackscreen. Beryl works though with force aiglx rendering.
[12:27] <d4rkmonkey> boyam ok
[12:28] <PriceChild> skinnypuppy1334, please discuss this in -effects
[12:28] <GIn> when I have xmms playing, espeak doesn't work. is there any tool I can pass the output to the mixer?
[12:29] <kolmilludo> macd... again (sorry you can call me an idiot) but how do i get to that folder??
[12:29] <gerro> GIn: one of them isn't using alsa
[12:29] <Turbo> G'day
[12:30] <GIn> gerro, I think espeak isn't. any way to send the output to alsa?
[12:30] <stormfrog> I have a apache2-ubuntu specific questions. I just cannot find WHERE to configure global rewrite rules for apache on Ubuntu. The man files at apache are utterly useless since ubuntu doesnt use any of the configuration files mentionen there. I would really like to know what file is used to configure mod_rewrite.
[12:30] <d4rkmonkey> boyam I had SSH working before, but now when i try to SSH it tells me that the connection was refused.
[12:30] <dug_> GIn: i've had problems with xmms and sound too, never used espeak though.  I'm trying to find another/better mp3 player.  maybe muine or something
[12:30] <gerro> GIn: change that programs sound settings to use alsa, oss sound is mainly for test purposes
[12:30] <ebola_> Can somebody tell me how to add third party repositoryes? I tried to add the address but it does not let me click add
[12:30] <Turbo> I've been having problems setting up dual monitor in ubuntu fiesty... i've tried every single guide and nothing works. The problem is my ATI card :P, which is radeon 9550...  so if anyone knows what can be done it would be great
[12:31] <gerro> dug_: might want to try doing the same
[12:31] <stormfrog> I tried adding a rewrite.conf to mods-availible likes debian use, but that didnt do anything at all.
[12:31] <kolmilludo> ill be back in a sec
[12:31] <stormfrog> And anything written in apache2.conf is likewise ignored.
[12:31] <stiv2k> hi.  I just installed compiz fusion and for some reason the cube is messed up it has 4 workspaces and 2 different desktops for each workspace
[12:31] <dug_> GIn: if you right click on top window of xmms, go to options, then preferences, and you can change and configure the sound output.
[12:31] <Haz> hey, i've ran a bot in perl, and it said it's become a daemon. how would i kill the daemon so i could stop it running? i can't find anything
[12:31] <stiv2k> how do i fix it so each workspace corresponds to the right face of the cube
[12:31] <brian|lfs> is anyone running gutsy besides me?
[12:32] <stormfrog> there is not mention of "<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>" anywhere on my server, but rewrite is working... how can that be?
[12:32] <d4rkmonkey> brian|lfs I am, #ubuntu+1 is for gutsy
[12:32] <staykovmarin> does anyone know how to install java sdk 5? cant trough apt
[12:32] <dug_> brian|lfs: I am on another computer, there is an #ubuntu+1 channel for gutsy help too
[12:32] <Turbo> I've been having problems setting up dual monitor in ubuntu fiesty... i've tried every single guide and nothing works. The problem is my ATI card :P, which is radeon 9550...  so if anyone knows what can be done it would be great
[12:32] <Polygon89> Hey,  i need to know the exact package that will let sound programs play wav files, i installed the restricted and ugly gstreamer packages but it doesnt play wav files still.....
[12:32] <brian|lfs> oh I didn't need help I was just curious'
[12:33] <GIn> dug_, it is set to alsa
[12:33] <soccermike1337> i need help with install avant window navigator
[12:33] <Jasnation> psylon: I am installing the restricted thing like you said, but it is stuck at flash. it connected to fpdownload.macromedia.com to download it, but its taking forever.
[12:33] <jhall> hello... is there a way to start my terminals with a smaller font size? After opening them I always have to hit CTRL+SHIFT+- ... thanks
[12:33] <soccermike1337> i followed the guide, but when i get to the part where it tells me to type in "make", it doesnt work
[12:33] <stiv2k> hi.  I just installed compiz fusion and for some reason the cube is messed up it has 4 workspaces and 2 different desktops for each workspace
[12:33] <jhall> i mean CTRL + -
[12:33] <stiv2k> A
[12:33] <stiv2k> how do i fix it so each workspace corresponds to the right face of the cube
[12:33] <dug_> jhall: go to menu edit->current profile to change default font size
[12:34] <ebola_> dug_ can you tell me how to add one particular repository?
[12:34] <jhall> dug_: thank0rs
[12:34] <d4rkmonkey> jhall yes there is.
[12:34] <d4rkmonkey> jhall oops.. I'm a bit late lol
[12:35] <dug_> ebola_: you can go to the system->administration->software sources control panel to add repositories
[12:35] <Flannel> ebola_: you can do it through software sources, or by editing /etc/apt/sources.list
[12:35] <efface> My wireless has stopped working and i do not see that device listed anymore, can someone help?
[12:35] <efface> wlan0 is missing
[12:35] <psylon> Jasnation: It might be best just to try again a bit later. :-/ Check to make sure that your system is up to date just incase the url has changed too.
[12:36] <Stormx2> barney@spadge:~/Desktop$ sudo modprobe ndiswrapper // FATAL: Module ndiswrapper not found. <-- Following a wiki guide. Any suggestions? I have the relevent packages installed
[12:36] <stiv2k> anyone???????????
[12:36] <psylon> dug_: They did a great job with that tool eh?
[12:36] <preaction> stiv2k, #ubuntu-effects
[12:36] <stiv2k> ok
[12:37] <manduski> hey guys, can anyone help me with samba? I just installed SAMBA on my Ubuntu laptop and i'm trying to transfer files from this Ubuntu laptop to my Windoze Desktop computer. I'm not sure where I go on Windoze to "drag and drop" files etc
[12:37] <stormfrog> Where do I configure apach2/mod_rewrite under Ubuntu? Anyone knows this? its driving me mad.
[12:37] <SkareCrow> damn lol
[12:37] <preaction> stormfrog, /etc/apache2/apache2.conf <- iirc. otherwise /msg fajita distro layout
[12:37] <ebola_> Flannel, it does not matter if those are third party repositories?
[12:37] <Flannel> stormfrog: /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/[your virtual host]
[12:37] <Flannel> ebola_: nope
[12:37] <SkareCrow> i had a pack of cigerets sitting next to my monitor and i went to go shower... was walking up the stairs and thought about locking the door cause of my sister... I said forget it and just went to shower. Came back and they were gone
[12:37] <efface> can someone please tell me how to get my wireless card working again? i rebooted and not its not listed in the networking
[12:37] <brasileiro-gauch> Is it possible to copy files from a system running under vmware to my host machine?
[12:37] <cafuego> stormfrog: sudo a2enmod rewrite; then add rules in either the host definition (/etc/apache2/hosts-available) on .htaccess files.
[12:38] <preaction> brasileiro-gauch, yes, but you have to use network protocols to do it, ftp, samba, nfs, scp, etc...
[12:38] <macd> kolmilludo, launch a terminal, type dmesg then copy and paste some of that to pastebin, then "tail -f /var/log/syslog" and paste some of that to pastebin
[12:38] <cafuego> s/on/or/
[12:38] <dug_> ebola_: yeah you can add 3rd party repositories there too, but sometimes you also need to add a gpg key to use them, let me find example
[12:38] <d4rkmonkey> how do I go about changing an IP to something static through terminal without having to set anythign else? I want everything else to be auto lol
[12:39] <brasileiro-gauch> preaction, right.. but are you sure there is not a way to do it directly ?
[12:39] <stormfrog> cafuego: Thanks a bunch!
[12:39] <brasileiro-gauch> how such a driver to mount vm virtual drive ?
[12:39] <psylon> cafuego: Where did you learn about that utility?
[12:39] <ebola_> ok, dug I need to add this: deb-src http://download.tuxfamily.org/3v1deb
[12:39] <maestrojed> I need to turn my Ubuntu 7.04 Desktop installation into a LAMP server.  But I need to use older versions of Apache, PHP, MySQL, etc.  Can anyone help me with this?  Where can I get older versions of php for linux
[12:39] <CokeNCode> hey, good evening guys. I'm looking for a gui program, to monitor my network connections, and tell me exactly how much of my bandwidth each program or process is using
[12:39] <CokeNCode> can anyone point me in the right direction?
[12:39] <preaction> brasileiro-gauch, the virtual machine is a different computer. it depends on how you set up the system, is it using its own partition or is it using a file? if it's using a partition, you can just mount it
[12:40] <brasileiro-gauch> CokeNCode, good night man. I live in brazil and here it's 8 pm
[12:40] <dug_> ebola_: are you adding eyecandy?
[12:40] <manduski> hey guys i'm trying to transfer files on my network from my Ubuntu machine to my windows machine through samba. I did "sudo apt-get install samba" but i don't know what i have to do to see the files or the server on Windows
[12:40] <brasileiro-gauch> preaction, no.. it's using a file
[12:40] <preaction> brasileiro-gauch, then you have to use the network to do it
[12:40] <brasileiro-gauch> I'm looking for a way to use this file like a disk
[12:41] <[CK] Daemon> manduski: Can you not just use the built in thing?
[12:41] <Flannel> !samba | manduski
[12:41] <ubotu> manduski: samba is is the way to cooperate with Windows environments. Links with more info: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MountWindowsSharesPermanently and http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/serverguide/C/windows-networking.html - Samba can be administered via the web with SWAT
[12:41] <brasileiro-gauch> ok, in this case, I will do it
[12:41] <dug_> ebola_: for eyecandy for example, add this line (using add button in third party repositories tab in software sources control panel):  "deb http://download.tuxfamily.org/3v1deb feisty eyecandy"  http://3v1n0.tuxfamily.org/dists/feisty/eyecandy/
[12:41] <mikubuntu> i just downloaded google earth for linux, it's a bin file, have it on my desktop.  how do i install it?
[12:41] <ebola_> dug_ I have a problem that with amule I installed, I can not get the server list because it crushes instantly. so I went to search and it seems to be some cvs version in that repository that guides you through the process and anyway seems that the version I have has some bug
[12:41] <manduski> CK Daemon: what do you mean by built in thing?
[12:42] <brasileiro-gauch> mikubuntu, turn it executable: chmod +x binfile and just start it: ./binfile
[12:42] <[CK] Daemon> Does anyone use beryl?
[12:42] <manduski> Flannel: what does !samba | manduski do?
[12:42] <kataline> yep, CK Daemon.
[12:42] <manduski> Flannel: and i can't really type that on windows
[12:43] <psylon> mikubuntu: You might want to add the medibuntu repository (google for it) and it can install and maintain it for you.
[12:43] <manduski> ubotu: Thanks ubotu, i will check the links out!
[12:43] <soccermike1337> i have a question about Avant Window Navigator: i followed the steps up to where it says to type in "make" into the terminal, but it wont work from that point.
[12:43] <Jeaton> does ubuntu have a nongraphical installer?
[12:43] <Flannel> Jeaton: alternate CD
[12:43] <star1> When running google earth or fgl_glxgears I get the message Xlib:  extension "XFree86-DRI" missing on display "localhost:1.0".
[12:43] <star1> I'm running Feisty with an ATI Radeon X1400, with the fglrx drivers installed.  I'm using XGL with Beryl. If anybody could help, I'd greatly appreciate it.
[12:43] <Jeaton> ok, thanks
[12:43] <PriceChild> !alternate | Jeaton
[12:43] <ubotu> Jeaton: The Alternate CD (available as of Dapper) is the classical text-mode installation CD. Use it if you wish to upgrade via CD, or for an "expert" mode install. For normal installs, use the Desktop CD, which is also a "Live" CD - See also !Minimal
[12:43] <psylon> Jeaton: There is a server cd as well.
[12:43] <dug_> ebola_: i'll see what i can find about how to get the latest version in ubuntu
[12:44] <psylon> !server
[12:44] <ubotu> Ubuntu Server Edition is a release of Ubuntu designed especially for server environments, including a server-specific !kernel and no !GUI. The install CD contains many server applications. Current !LTS version is 6.06. For more info see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ServerFaq/ - The #ubuntu-server channel provides specific support
[12:44] <sofresh> i have a problem with gdm
[12:44] <sofresh> sorry hi
[12:44] <soccermike1337> can anyone help me?
[12:44] <Flannel> soccermike1337: Why don't you use the AWN repository to get binary packages?
[12:45] <soccermike1337> o.o
[12:45] <ebola_> ok, thanx dug_
[12:45] <soccermike1337> i didnt know there were binary packages!
[12:45] <KevinOman> what does this error mean? root@darknet:/etc/php5# apache2ctl restart
[12:45] <KevinOman> shell-init: error retrieving current directory: getcwd: cannot access parent directories: No such file or directory
[12:45] <sofresh> Can u help me at reslove this proble
[12:45] <sofresh> m
[12:45] <Flannel> soccermike1337: http://awn.wetpaint.com/page/Ubuntu+Feisty+Repository
[12:45] <preaction> !ask | sofresh
[12:45] <ubotu> sofresh: Don't ask to ask a question. Just ask your question :)
[12:45] <CokeNCode> hey, good evening guys. I'm looking for a gui program, to monitor my network connections, and tell me exactly how much of my bandwidth each program or process is using
[12:45] <cafuego> psylon: The docs <heh>
[12:45] <soccermike1337> wow im dumb
[12:45] <soccermike1337> thanks
[12:45] <Scunizi> sofresh, what's the problem..?  I just tuned in.
[12:46] <sofresh> ok thanks
[12:46] <dug_> ebola_: what version of emule do you have? 2.1.3 is latest version i see.  if you need a version not released yet (in svn), that means you need to download it from svn and compile it yourself
[12:46] <[diablo] > Hi #ubuntu ... does anyone know if there is no NFS support in Nautlius or am I just going mad?
[12:46] <brasileiro-gauch> Why vmware ask me for which operational system I will install on my virtual machine?
[12:46] <star1> When running google earth or fgl_glxgears I get the message Xlib:  extension "XFree86-DRI" missing on display "localhost:1.0". I'm running Feisty with an ATI Radeon X1400, with the fglrx drivers installed.  I'm using XGL with Beryl. If anybody could help, I'd greatly appreciate it.
[12:46] <sofresh> after upgrade ubuntu, my gdm freeze
[12:46] <psylon> cafuego: Hehe, I guess I might have to read those some day...
[12:46] <sofresh> nothings in the log
[12:47] <dug_> amule i mean
[12:47] <KevinOman> brasileiro-gauch: you mean operating system?
[12:47] <brasileiro-gauch> KevinOman, yes.. thanks
[12:47] <psylon> brasileiro-gauch: It sets your virtual hardware up to work better with the operating system you choose. For instance, Certain versions of windows come with scsi drivers for certain scsi cards...
[12:47] <chalcedny> E: Failure running script if dpkg -s apt-listbugs | grep -q '^Status: .* ok installed'; then /usr/sbin/apt-listbugs apt || ( test $? -ne 10 || exit 10; echo 'Warning: apt-listbugs exited abnormally, hit enter key to continue.' 1>&2 ; read a < /dev/tty ); fi :((
[12:48] <ebola_> dug_ I have the latest version. i just know that it has some bug
[12:48] <Scunizi> sofresh, try sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg after logging into recover mode then reboot
[12:48] <brasileiro-gauch> psylon, thanks
[12:48] <ebola_> dug_ i can not use the program at all and I am a blond girl, an absolute beginner
[12:48] <sofresh> i try this solution but no sucess really strange
[12:48] <psylon> PriceChild: I am on Ubotu's website. How do I add additional entries?
[12:49] <PriceChild> psylon, you don't. But you can suggest them. Tell ubotu "something is somethine else", and it'll get forwarded to us
[12:49] <Scunizi> sofresh, do you have a dvd player/writer installed in the system
[12:49] <psylon> PriceChild: Ahh, thanks...
[12:49] <sofresh> no, i use a thinkpad X31
[12:49] <dug_> ebola_: here's how to get a debian package for the cvs version of amule, but i don't know if it will have your fix: add this line "deb http://www.vollstreckernet.de/debian/ testing amule" from this page's instructions: http://www.amule.org/wiki/index.php/HowTo_Compile_In_Debian
[12:49] <sofresh> with no station
[12:49] <KevinOman> anyone know what this erroe means? > shell-init: error retrieving current directory: getcwd: cannot access parent directories: No such file or directory
[12:50] <KevinOman> error*
[12:50] <Scunizi> sofresh, so it only has a cd burner.. not a dvd?
[12:50] <jrib> KevinOman: you probably deleted the directory you are in (and its parent)
[12:51] <soccermike1337> is anyone familiar with AWN?
[12:51] <KevinOman> jrib that's sounds right, thanks
[12:51] <soccermike1337> because uhhh.... it dosnt seem to be working right
[12:51] <soccermike1337> *doesnt
[12:51] <dug_> ebola_: you need to add a gpg key to use that package, see instructions on the webpage i linked
[12:51] <ebola_> dug_i will try
[12:51] <Scunizi> sofresh, sorry I don't know the answer......:(
[12:52] <fie> How can I get the live cd to stop freaking mounting my partitions when I do things in gparted?
[12:52] <fowlduck> will gutsy be LTS?
[12:52] <fowlduck> or is that the next?
[12:52] <eyu100> no
[12:52] <Scunizi> fowlduck, next
[12:52] <jrib> fowlduck: no, hardy will be
[12:52] <dug_> fowlduck: next one in april is LTS
[12:53] <fowlduck> I so wish that gutsy+1 would be called hungry hippo
[12:53] <fowlduck> dang copyrights
[12:53] <sofresh> Sorry, I don t using a cd burner or dvd
[12:53] <fowlduck> kk
[12:53] <mikubuntu> psylon: thanks, will try that.
[12:53] <fowlduck> thanks people
[12:53] <dug_> fie: gparted does that for me too, i think it needs to mount them to get info maybe?
[12:53] <fowlduck> oh, one last thing, gutsy release date?
[12:53] <fie> >:( arrrg did it again
[12:54] <fie> bloody hell
[12:54] <m12> evening all
[12:54] <fowlduck> something this month, I believe, is there a set date?
[12:54] <dug_> fowlduck: october 185h
[12:54] <psylon> mikubuntu: Have fun...
[12:54] <dug_> 18th
[12:54] <Stormx2> Having some issues with a kernel module. A simple "modprobe ndiswrapper" returns "FATAL: Module ndiswrapper not found.", even though the relevent driver is available in /lib/modules/2.6.22-10-generic/kernel... Any suggestions?
[12:54] <psylon> !medibuntu
[12:54] <ubotu> medibuntu is a repository of packages that cannot be included into the Ubuntu distribution for legal reasons - See http://www.medibuntu.org
[12:55] <sofresh> i re trying ur first solution, but it s for configuring the video card. Do u thinks it s direct relation with gdm ??
[12:55] <Scunizi> sofresh, that's usually the first place to check
[12:55] <drhumanist> hi ppl
[12:55] <SoulChild> Help,... my /etc/services file is lost after backup,... how do i restore it?
[12:56] <|neon|> when installing ubuntu what file format is recommended for good performance, thx
[12:56] <drhumanist> hi i am trying to install Feisty on a 4GB USB stick :)
[12:56] <wolferine> file format ?
[12:56] <wolferine> what do you mean |neon| ?
[12:56] <drhumanist> anyone who can help?
[12:56] <|neon|> ext3, ext2
[12:56] <diablos_raven> 3
[12:57] <dellorino> italiano_
[12:57] <vas> hey I have samba running, and a day ago I could edit files directly on the server, save them, everytyhing. but now, I try to save them n it says invalid parameters
[12:57] <Stormx2> !it | dellorino
[12:57] <ubotu> dellorino: Vai su #ubuntu-it o su #kubuntu-it se vuoi parlare in italiano, in questo canale usiamo solo l'inglese. Grazie!
[12:57] <dellorino> thx
[12:57] <wolferine> |neon|, you mean file system, use ext3 for the linux partition, or possibly reiser
[12:57] <dug_> drhumanist: you can just ask what problem you are having, or there is a tutorial on pendrivelinux.com i cna find for you
[12:57] <ebola_> dug, if I add that line synaptic crushes
[12:57] <|neon|> wolferine: thx
[12:57] <sofresh> ok, thanks so much 4 ur help
[12:58] <drhumanist> dug - i read the tutorial but it is for the earlier Ubuntu version....
[12:58] <mikubuntu> psylon: for some reason the entire command line doesn't show to me, it's cut off at the end in the 'howto repository' page... any ideas?
[12:58] <michael> sup
[12:59] <drhumanist> well i thought someone knows an easy way to handle it... OR a link for Feisty
[12:59] <casperzshado> does anyone know anything about ipod linux, im having trouble installing it
[12:59] <psylon> mikubuntu: Try triple clicking on the line to select the whole line...
[12:59] <chalcedony> does anyone know anything about this 'grave' bug?
[12:59] <michael> ipod sucks dick
[12:59] <michael> don't use it
[12:59] <michael> get a zune
[12:59] <dug_> ebola_: you might try doing it manually then using the terminal (command line), applications->utilities->terminal, then 'sudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list' and add this line deb http://www.vollstreckernet.de/debian/ testing amule, then run the gpg commands on that webpage
[12:59] <mikubuntu> psylon: dang, and i gotta run out for about an hour. catch you later i guess. thanks.
[12:59] <Stormx2> !ohmy | michael
[12:59] <ubotu> michael: Please watch your language and keep this channel family friendly.
[12:59] <dug_> ebola_: then 'sudo apt-get update' and 'sudo apt-get upgrade'
[12:59] <michael> i'm sorry
[12:59] <wolferine> thanks Stormx2
[12:59] <vas> hey how can I see all mounted SAMBA connections
[01:00] <Stormx2> michael: Also, don't recommend zunes. Thanks.
[01:00] <michael> haha
[01:00] <michael> nice
[01:00] <michael> <3
[01:01] <Paerox> I uninstalled network-manager that came with the Fiesty Fawn CD. I want to update network-manager from ftp.gnome.com. Now my wireless connection is gone, and I only have eth:avant in the list of availabe network devices. What do I need to do to get online again?
[01:01] <N3oXid> Hi everyone.
[01:01] <Paerox> hello N3oXid  :)
[01:01] <N3oXid> I'm looking for help with my S-ATA RAID controler card
[01:01] <N3oXid> :)
[01:02] <N3oXid> # lspci
[01:02] <N3oXid> 01:08.0 RAID bus controller: Promise Technology, Inc. PDC20621 [FastTrak SX4100]  (rev 01)
[01:02] <N3oXid> I have created an array, RAID 0 with only one disk
[01:02] <drhumanist> anyone who knows a tutorial or something explaining how to install 7.04 onto USB stick? - Pendrivelinux.com does not have such a tutorial!
[01:02] <N3oXid> I have tried to load the sata_sx4 module
[01:02] <N3oXid> But nothing, can't see any disk
[01:02] <N3oXid> Any idea ?
[01:02] <casperzshado> is there anyone thats not a prick that can helpme or point me in the direction of support, and micheal i am not going to go to microsoft, if i wanted to i wouldnt be in this chat asshole
[01:03] <chalcedony> hi drhumanist i hope there is a helper who knows installations
[01:03] <KevinOman> lol
[01:03] <|neon|> what is a good antivirus with a decent gui thx
[01:03] <Paerox> casperzshado, there no need to be rude
[01:03] <throvold_> how can i remove the zd1211 module completly from Feisty?
[01:03] <KevinOman> !ohmy casperzshado
[01:03] <drhumanist> chalcedony - i hope too :)
[01:03] <N3oXid> With /etc/modprob.d/blacklist
[01:03] <chalcedony> :)
[01:03] <drhumanist> chalcedony - can i pm you?
[01:04] <chalcedony> grave bugs of tar (1.15.91-2ubuntu0.3 -> 1.15.91-2ubuntu0.4) <open>
[01:04] <chalcedony>  #426808 - tar: using -W circumvents sanity checks and provokes data loss
[01:04] <chalcedony> Summary:
[01:04] <chalcedony>  tar(1 bug)
[01:04] <chalcedony> Are you sure you want to install/upgrade the above packages? [Y/n/?/...]    has anyone any experience with this?
[01:04] <N3oXid> throvold_ > With the file /etc/modprob.d/blacklist
[01:04] <Azerial> time to try this again.   For the past couple days Ive had linux installed on my new custom build I cannot get my CD/DVD Drive to be recongized by linux at all!  can someone please help me?
[01:04] <dug_> drhumanist: from this forum, people recommend using damnsmalllinux or slax instead of ubuntu on flash drives: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=3174504
[01:04] <drhumanist> dug -ok i am having a look now thx
[01:04] <casperzshado> no ones ever messed with ipodlinux before though?
[01:04] <chalcedony> has anyone heard of grve bugs?
[01:05] <wolferine> casperzshado, do you want to use that, or look for other options ?
[01:05] <chalcedony> grave bugs too
[01:05] <N3oXid> Any idea for my S-ATA RAID card controler ?
[01:05] <|neon|> Azerial: what mobo are u using?
[01:06] <Paerox> how do I load/unload a module using the command line?
[01:06] <N3oXid> Paerox > with modprob
[01:06] <chalcedony> hey |neon|
[01:06] <Azerial> neon: Biostar TF560
[01:06] <chalcedony> :)
[01:06] <CaBlGuY> what folder is the "program files" in so I can select what program I want to open a certain file?
[01:06] <N3oXid> # modprob module_name (to load)
[01:06] <N3oXid> # modprob -r module_name (to unload)
[01:06] <jrib> CaBlGuY: /usr/bin usually
[01:06] <dug_> Paerox: you mean like modprobe -r module?
[01:06] <Paerox> N3oXid, so that would be "modprobe %modulename%" ?
[01:06] <CaBlGuY> jrib: k..
[01:06] <baubles> Is there a way I can make sudo grant root privileges, but always use the password for a particular user, instead of the password for the invoking user? E.g., 'root' will have no password set, but sudo won't use the password of 'bob' if bob calls it. I want it to use the password of some other user, or a password I specify. Is this possible?
[01:06] <Enul> where can i get the python development pack?
[01:06] <N3oXid> y
[01:07] <casperzshado> wolferine, i just feel like messing with my ipod and that sounds like it would be fun
[01:07] <N3oXid> In order to load a module
[01:07] <jrib> baubles: I think so, check 'man sudoers'
[01:07] <baubles> I did :/
[01:07] <Enul> where can i get the python development pack?
[01:07] <jrib> baubles: see the "rootpw" and "runaspw" options
[01:08] <wolferine> casperzshado, so your only wanting to stick to that app, ok, sorry, I cannot help
[01:08] <Paerox> hmm, i did load my ath_pci module, but that didn't yield any feedback
[01:08] <baubles> jrib: Yeah, but the problem with those is that I don't want it to use the root password, because I don't want 'root' to be able to be directly su'd to. Don't want 'root' itself to have a password.
[01:08] <|neon|> Azerial: di you happen to know what sata controller the mobo uses?
[01:08] <casperzshado> wolferine, do you have any other suggestions?
[01:08] <jrib> baubles: and the "runaspw" option?
[01:08] <vehicle> fairly new to ubuntu, trying to disable the "thumbstick" mouse controller on my latitude d600, leaving just the touchpad (mouse is freaking out)   found the option within windows, now i cant find it in ubuntu settings
[01:08] <baubles> To use runaspw, I need to specify a user with runas_default.
[01:08] <Azerial> Neon, Let me get you a link to the product page on newegg where I bought it, its got a full list of Specs
[01:09] <baubles> And, that user would have to be a user with administrative privileges, like root, and then it would use their password.
[01:09] <N3oXid> Paerox > lsmod | grep ath_pci
[01:09] <baubles> But I don't want root to have a password, so it goes back to that.
[01:09] <dug_> vehicle: i did that (disable thumbstick) on my dell laptop, let me dig up how
[01:09] <Netham45> does anyone know of a PCI to ISA converter?
[01:09] <wolferine> casperzshado, as in other apps to use with your ipod ?
[01:09] <baubles> The point is, I don't want root to be su'd to. I want administrative stuff to have to go through sudo. But I want a consistent password for sudo across users
[01:09] <baubles> Without each user having to have the same login password
[01:09] <casperzshado> are there others?
[01:10] <jrib> baubles: why?
[01:10] <Netham45> make it so they have to su into another user, and only that user has sudo access
[01:10] <Netham45> and then they will all have the same pass
[01:10] <Paerox> N3oXid, ath_pci appears, along with wlan and ath_hal. Is wlan needed?
[01:10] <vehicle> thank you dug, no rush, ill bb in 5 i need to park my car in a legit spot
[01:10] <baubles> jrib: It seems to be sensible.. maybe it's not
[01:10] <wolferine> casperzshado, each time I ask you a question, #1 I do not get an answer #2 you keep asking me more
[01:10] <Azerial> Neon: http://www.newegg.com/product/product.asp?item=N82E16813138081
[01:10] <_nnx_> Does anyone know how to determine what drive is connected to a specific ATA interface?
[01:10] <wolferine> casperzshado, im sorry, i will not be able to assist you
[01:10] <soskel> hi
[01:10] <soskel> I need some help please
[01:10] <N3oXid> Paerox > I don't know this module, sorry
[01:10] <_nnx_> i.e. /dev/scd0 being connected to ata0 or ata1, etc.
[01:10] <wolferine> !ask | soskel
[01:10] <ubotu> soskel: Don't ask to ask a question. Just ask your question :)
[01:11] <soskel> I want to boot ubuntu server from a thumdrive
[01:11] <jrib> baubles: I don't see it.  If you give a user sudo privileges, why does it matter if he enters his password at the password prompt to get them or some toher password?
[01:11] <frojnd> would anyone know how can I play .uif AUDIO file ?
[01:11] <nick_> hey all
[01:11] <Paerox> N3oXid, module wifi, that is?
[01:11] <soccermike1337> Ok im back about avant window navigator... i installed it and this is what i get when i run it: http://img465.imageshack.us/img465/3576/screenshotwa0.png
[01:11] <Paerox> uhm sorry, wlan i meant
[01:11] <nick_> on sound recorder what do i set the record input to?
[01:11] <N3oXid> Paerox > Wlan ? Probably :)
[01:12] <N3oXid> Paerox > ath too
[01:12] <baubles> jrib: Well picture this. A 'student' account, and a 'teacher' account. I want the student account to have to use the teacher account's password to sudo.
[01:12] <casperzshado> wolferine, ipodlinux is another os for the ipod, no longer apple, im not really sure what your trying to ask me
[01:12] <m0u5e> do i still need to enable HT manually, or does the new kernel already support it/
[01:12] <soskel> I want to boot ubuntu server edition from a thum drive... but I don't have a DVD burner... so I can't burn any cd/dvd can someone help me boot from a thumdrive please?!?!?
[01:12] <baubles> I don't want any old student to be able to sudo.
[01:12] <Paerox> N3oXid, my wlan dissapeared when I uninstalled network-manager
[01:12] <jrib> baubles: only people in the "admin" group can sudo
[01:12] <baubles> At the same time, I don't want root to have its own password.
[01:12] <wolferine> casperzshado, as I said, I am not able to help
[01:12] <Paerox> N3oXid, what do i do to get online again?
[01:12] <JudasIs> somthing similar to virtualdesktops in ubuntu?
[01:13] <aguitel> anyone upgrade to gusty?
[01:13] <soskel> someone please help
[01:13] <baubles> jrib: Yes, but I was hoping it was possible to specify which password you wanted to be used, for sudo to actually take place for a user
[01:13] <jrib> JudasIs: like workspaces?  YOu should have a workspace switcher applet in your panel somewhere (2 boxes)
[01:13] <efface> i did, not working out too well for me
[01:13] <nick_> when gusty coming out?
[01:13] <dug_> vehicle: sorry, i can't find instructions for how I did it.  It is called the "eraser" i think.  You have to edit the /etc/X11/xorg.conf file (back it up first, very important).  see for example: https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/2390
[01:13] <efface> internet wont work on that box
[01:13] <wolferine> !patience | soskel
[01:13] <ubotu> soskel: The people here are volunteers, your attitude may determine how fast you are helped.  Not everyone is available all the time, likewise not every answer is available instantly. See also http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IrcGuidelines
[01:13] <N3oXid> Paerox > I was able to help you with modprob but not with wlan and ath modules. Sorry ...
[01:13] <JudasIs> somthing similar to virutaldesktop program, on ubuntu?
[01:13] <soccermike1337> about avant window navigator... i installed it and this is what i get when i run it: http://img465.imageshack.us/img465/3576/screenshotwa0.png
[01:14] <soskel> is a pen drive the same thing as a thumdrive?
[01:14] <Azerial> nick_, I think its sometime in October
[01:14] <jrib> baubles: k, I don't know how to do that.  But I still don't see the point.  Maybe someone else can help though, so ask again in a bit
[01:14] <aguitel> gusty  is in beta satge
[01:14] <Ahadiel> soskel, yeah
[01:14] <soskel> ok
[01:14] <Ahadiel> soskel, and it's "thumbdrive"
[01:14] <soskel> well, Ahadiel can you help me with my problem?
[01:14] <nick_> thanks azerial
[01:14] <Azerial> aguitel I heard it has better support for SATA devices
[01:14] <baubles> jrib: OK, thanks. I think the point's pretty clear though.
[01:14] <Ahadiel> soskel, Just ask your question
[01:14] <Paerox> N3oXid, I appreciate your help, and I won't bother you with wireless troubleshooting.  :)
[01:14] <Azerial> I certanly hope so cause Fiesty sucks with Sata
[01:14] <dug_> soskel: see this thread, you may want to use damnsmalllinux or slax if you are running linux off a usb thumbdrive: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=3174504
[01:14] <soskel> I want to boot ubuntu server edition from a thum drive... but I don't have a DVD burner... so I can't burn any cd/dvd can someone help me boot from a thumdrive please?!?!?    Ahadiel
[01:14] <N3oXid> Paerox > ty :p
[01:15] <tomatsidis> how can I change and save xorg.comf ?? I get read only. cant even save as ??
[01:15] <aguitel> Azerial ,do you make it?
[01:15] <boyam> baubles: my understanding of security in ubuntu is the admin puts in their own password, not a "root" password...it sounds like you're thinkin along the lines of a regular user putting in a separate password to be an admin and this isn't the case in ubuntu....they have to be an admin as jrib stated
[01:15] <soskel> dug_: I am only interested in server oriented distros
[01:15] <Ahadiel> soskel, Your motherboard has to support booting from a USB drive
[01:15] <wolferine> tomatsidis, sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[01:15] <soskel> oh... let me check
[01:15] <Ahadiel> soskel, and you just copy the contents of the ISO to your thumbdrive
[01:15] <Azerial> No, I just heard it will support SATA devices better than Fiesty does
[01:15] <drhumanist> it seems 7.04 is not quite USB-Bootable :)
[01:16] <aguitel> ok
[01:16] <JudasIs> somthing similar to virutaldesktop program, on ubuntu? requiered to "see" windows from other operating systems like macos, win2000
[01:16] <drhumanist> hope Gutsy Gibbon will be better
[01:16] <baubles> boyam: But Ubuntu just uses sudo. And that, with sudoers, is configurable. I just don't know how or if it's possible to do it the way I'm thinking of
[01:16] <Azerial> Ive heard some people who had problems getting SATA devices (like myself) to work in Fiesty didnt have problems with em in Gusty
[01:16] <dug_> soskel: there is a slax server edition
[01:16] <tomatsidis> wolferine: I know where it is.
[01:16] <Paerox> How do I get Synaptic Package Manager to reinstall software from the Fiesty CD, and not from online sources?
[01:16] <baubles> Oh, maybe I should ask in ##linux?
[01:16] <tomatsidis> the prob. is that I dont have premision to change it. how do i get that premission
[01:17] <macd> soskel, also there are a few articles on the ubuntu forums, and one on the wiki, as well as http://pendrivelinux.com/2007/01/25/usb-x-ubuntu-610  which covers doing it from within windows (is for feisty, but that shouldnt matter)
[01:17] <Azerial> Id like to get a Beta of Gusty to see if it will recongize my SATA CD Drive, its my only disk drive so my computer is basically useless in linux without a working removeable meida drive
[01:17] <N3oXid> Paerox > Have a look to /etc/apt/sources.list
[01:17] <dug_> Paerox: you might try fiddling around with the system->administration->software sources control panel.  insert your cd first
[01:17] <soskel> dug_: Ahadiel ok, it says USB_CDROM USB_HDD and a few others.. witch one do I choose ?
[01:17] <macd> baubles, in ubuntu any user not in the admin group cant sudo.
[01:18] <|neon|> Azerial: ok you have the intel ich9r  on your bios what do you have it set as?
[01:18] <Ahadiel> soskel, What menu is this exactly?
[01:18] <Paerox> N3oXid, I thought you have given up on me :P
[01:18] <stmiller> Azerial: sata CD drive? Is it a blu-ray / dvd combo drive?
[01:18] <soskel> no
[01:18] <rolo> perdon se puede hablar en espaol?
[01:18] <dug_> soskel: what says that?  if you want to boot to a usb thumbdrive/flashdrive, choose the usb_hdd one i believe
[01:18] <Paerox> dug_, i'll have a look
[01:18] <wolferine> tomatsidis, i added the sudo at the beginning
[01:18] <N3oXid> Paerox > lol ; this is another question ;)
[01:18] <soskel> Ahadiel: bios
[01:18] <|neon|> Azerial: ide/raid
[01:18] <Azerial> I dont know
[01:18] <soskel> dug_: my bios
[01:18] <Azerial> Neon, I dont know
[01:18] <Ahadiel> soskel, usb_hdd I'd assume
[01:19] <soskel> ok
[01:19] <GIn> !build-essential
[01:19] <ubotu> Compiling software from source? Read the tips at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingSoftware (But remember to search for pre-built !packages first: not all !repositories are enabled by default!)
[01:19] <soskel> thanks
[01:19] <Azerial> All I set up in the Bios was the boot order so it would boot from CD drive, since I dont have a floppy drive
[01:19] <scipio> !es | rolo
[01:19] <ubotu> rolo: Si busca ayuda en Espaol por favor entre en los canales #ubuntu-es, #kubuntu-es o #edubuntu-es, all obtendr mas ayuda.
[01:19] <dug_> soskel: if you have no cd in the cd drive, the bios will skip over it and look at usb_hdd next for a bootable media
[01:19] <tomatsidis> wolferine: sudo what is that ?
[01:19] <boyam> baubles: I can't think of a way to do it out side of creating your own security model with ubuntu or another distro.....at that point it may be hard to get support since you will  be the only one with that model....
[01:19] <baubles> macd: It's configurablle though. I tried configuring sudoers so that the 'student' user runs programs as the 'teacher' user, which is in the admin group (student is not). And I used runaspw, so 'student' uses teacher's password to sudo. But the problem is that for this to actually give root privileges, they'd have to sudo twice.
[01:19] <wolferine> tomatsidis, man sudo
[01:19] <soskel> ahh]
[01:19] <|neon|> Azerial: are you running a raid array or just singlr hd
[01:19] <wolferine> !sudo > tomatsidis
[01:19] <baubles> !sudo > baubles
[01:19] <Azerial> Stmiller, no its not blueray, Its just CDburner & dvd burner combot drive
[01:19] <Paerox> dug_, the CD is inserted, and it is listed under the Software Sources control panel, yet still Synaptic Package Manager tries to go online and fetch packages without looking in the CD.
[01:20] <Azerial> Neon, I dont know
[01:20] <Azerial> wait Single HD
[01:20] <Azerial> Yes
[01:20] <Azerial> Sorry Im dumb
[01:20] <Azerial> I have ONe Harddrive
[01:20] <macd> baubles, Im not sure I see exactly what your trying todo but does teacher have to be a sudoer?
[01:20] <|neon|> Azerial: and is the hd sata or ide
[01:20] <Azerial> its SATA
[01:21] <Paerox> dug_, I need to reinstall a package from CD, but the machine in question is offline. how to do?
[01:21] <dug_> Paerox: yeah you can uncheck all the regular sources and then close control panel and update and upgrade (system->administration->update manager), or manually comment out non-cd sources in /etc/apt/sources.list like other guy mentioned
[01:21] <Azerial> IM an odd kinda pc builder, I can BUILD them, but I cant use them very well XD
[01:21] <ironmatar> is there some paticular order of installaton and apt-get packages and or the updater?
[01:21] <Paerox> dug_, ok, i'll try that
[01:21] <Paerox> :)
[01:21] <baubles> macd: Yeah, I'd think so. The way I'm trying to set it up is basically this: nobody can switch to root. Sudo always has to be used. OK, so that's normal, that's regular Ubuntu stuff. Think of it this way. Say 'teacher' has the login password 'school'. All I want is for 'student' to be able to gain root privileges using the same password.
[01:21] <tomatsidis> how do I change my premission so I can write to files in system ?
[01:21] <dug_> Paerox: if you manually do it on command line, run 'sudo apt-get update' then 'sudo apt-get upgrade' anytime you change /etc/apt/sources.list
[01:22] <ironmatar> and is there a hardwar config checker for hardware problems i can get
[01:22] <edwin> i'm trying to compile a source i downloaded, but there isn't any makefile. do i run configure? i tried that but i don't think it worked
[01:22] <SkareCrow> Hello, I am in Ubuntu now ;)
[01:22] <macd> baubles, the simplest way is to make the root pass what you choose.
[01:22] <Enul> does anyone know where i can get the python development pack
[01:22] <AvaTaRT> how can i do to fix the video
[01:22] <macd> baubles, then have them su root
[01:22] <baubles> macd: OK, well in that case, once I do that.. how do I prevent actually su'ing, or logging in directly, as root?
[01:22] <baubles> Because that's what I don't want.
[01:23] <|neon|> Azerial: could you boot in to ur bios and let me know what you have it set up as and or what options you have i tried getting the manual online but biostar does not have it
[01:23] <soskel> dug_: Ahadiel I erased my iso... can I just put in my cd with it on it... and then move all the files and folders from the cs to the thumbdrive? for some reason... when I burned the iso to the disk.. it put a bunch of files on the cs
[01:23] <soskel> *cd
[01:23] <baubles> To me that's practically the point of sudo. Not having a root password, not logging on directly as root.
[01:23] <Enul> BOOBIES! now that i have your attention does anyone know where i can get the python development pack?
[01:23] <Ahadiel> soskel, Sure
[01:23] <dug_> Enul: there are python2.5-dev or python2.4-dev packages
[01:23] <soskel> great
[01:23] <soskel> thanks
[01:23] <SkareCrow> I have a little problem though... The 1440x900 resolution wasnt in my /etc/X11/xorg.conf so I backed it up and changed the 1440x1440 resolution to 1440x900 and restarted X (CTRL + ALT + Backspace) and it set my resolution to 1440x900 but for some reason my desktop is to big for my monitor... I cant see my entire desktop, it scrolls when i move my mouse...
[01:23] <Enul> the 2.5 dev pack is what i'm after
[01:23] <macd> baubles, yeah, you can stop people from loggin in as root locally and remotely but they would still be able to su root
[01:24] <Azerial> Neon, question why would my Bios be preventing Linux from recongizing my CD Drive as existing.  THe Drive works just fine in XP
[01:24] <aguitel> !gutsy
[01:24] <ubotu> Gutsy Gibbon is the code name for the next release of Ubuntu (7.10) | (due October 2007) | It is development software, as such unstable, support _only_ in #ubuntu+1
[01:24] <macd> Azerial, chances are your sata controller doesnt have out of the box support in linux 9
[01:24] <|neon|> macd: thx
[01:24] <macd> Azerial, does it detect your sata hard disk?
[01:24] <tatters> been following a tutorial which says I need kernel-headers to compile ,what package is that or how do I obtain them?
[01:24] <|neon|> Azerial: changing the mode on ur ichr9 could help
[01:25] <|neon|> there are more than one mode
[01:25] <baubles> macd: OK, do you know how I would go about stopping users from logging on as root, locally and remotely?
[01:25] <Azerial> macd, yes LInux detects my hard disk
[01:25] <Enul> dug_ where can i find the 2.5 python dev pack?
[01:25] <m0u5e> anyone know if the new kernel supports HT by default, or if we need to still enable it manually?
[01:25] <dug_> soskel: i'm not quite following you.  if you want to boot ubuntu from a usb thumb/flash drive, these are the only instructions i've found (but again, apparently slax is better for this): http://pendrivelinux.com/2007/01/25/usb-x-ubuntu-610
[01:25] <Azerial> Im pretty sure if it didnt I couldnt be running linux right now
[01:25] <Askalton> ppl. im new to this and i need help on smthng that mught be basic to everyone, so pls dont laugh :) I just installed ubuntu 7.0.4 and set my 2nd HDD to be mounted on /Data but i cant create or save anything to there :/ cause it says i dont have permission, how do i give permission to myself to be able to use that? thx :)
[01:25] <macd> tatters, 'sudo apt-get install linux-headers-generic"
[01:25] <dug_> Enul: go to system->administration->synaptic package manager, and search for 'python', you see packages like 'python2.5-dev', right click to mark for installation, then click apply to install
[01:25] <tatters> macd: thnx#
[01:26] <|neon|> Azerial: i'm trying to suggest you could try that or u can't ur choice
[01:26] <Enul> thanks dug_
[01:26] <Azerial> I dont even know what an ichr9 is
[01:26] <macd> baubles, for remote, open up sshd-config and comment out permitrootlogin directive, for local change the shell to /bin/false (I think)
[01:26] <technel> My media program (cmus) is simply reporting that the alsa sound driver is already in use.  Restarting would fix it, but is there another way to free up the sound card?
[01:26] <|neon|> that is your sata build in controler on the mobo
[01:26] <vehicle> just entered command " sudo modprobe -r psmouse"  how can i reverse that??
[01:26] <Azerial> I dont know anythying about that
[01:26] <Azerial> Id need someone walking me though it
[01:26] <|neon|> on you bios you could go in a set it to be ide/raid/ich sometimes not always
[01:26] <baubles> macd: ah, thanks.. but there's no way, then, to just disable any attempt to log on directly as root, for any local/remote service?
[01:27] <PriceChild> vehicle, sudo modprobe psmouse
[01:27] <tomatsidis> is it any dvd-player in uburtu
[01:27] <vehicle> thankyou
[01:27] <Azerial> and I cant do that while in bios
[01:27] <|neon|> you would ahve to boot and get in your bios
[01:27] <baubles> for *all* I should say
[01:27] <baubles> (except sudo)
[01:27] <preaction> technel, there's something about "alsa non-blocking" that you can set to prevent the message you see. let me dig up an article on it
[01:27] <baubles> (and you know, the stuff that needs it)
[01:27] <dug_> tatters: in terminal (command line), run this: sudo apt-get install linux-headers-`uname -r` build-essential
[01:27] <|neon|> don't change anything just tellme what options you have and what is set to
[01:27] <Azerial> well okay brb in a few minutes then
[01:27] <macd> baubles, what I gave you will essentially do that
[01:28] <baubles> OK, thanks
[01:28] <SkareCrow> well I can already tell this is going to be fun if no one here answers :P
[01:28] <vader1102> is the wiki still around? I don't see it linked on the main site
[01:28] <m0u5e> anyone know if i have to enable HyperThreading manually with the new kernel?
[01:28] <PriceChild> vader1102, wiki.ubuntu.com
[01:28] <vader1102> ty
[01:28] <technel> preaction: That would be awesome!
[01:29] <m0u5e> SkareCrow: lol theres too many people
[01:29] <reallyjoel> I've gone through the entire KDE control center, but I cant find where to set the behaviour for clicking on files.. I want single click to be 'select'
[01:29] <dug_> SkareCrow: sounds like you need to try more resolutions, shrink which ever dimension is too large for the screen
[01:29] <dug_> SkareCrow: i mean try more resolutions in xorg.conf
[01:29] <wolferine> reallyjoel, try in #kubuntu ?
[01:29] <cizarr> any good proxy/socks checker for linux please?
[01:29] <SkareCrow> dug_: This resolution works just fine in Windows... 1440x900 is the max resolution for this monitor and it is the best resolution for this monitor...
[01:30] <tatters> hmm I got linux-headers-genric already installed but running make I get error /home/test/acerhk-0.5.34/acerhk.c:38:26: error: linux/config.h: No such file or directory
[01:30] <dug_> m0u5e: looks like you might be able to add a new entry to your /boot/grub/menu.list which is just like your default ubuntu entry, but add this option to the kernel arguments: ht=on
[01:31] <dug_> SkareCrow: these forum threads may have more info for you: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&safe=off&q=1440+900+resolution+ubuntu&btnG=Search
[01:31] <cookiefursec> My memtest86 is now running for 8 hours
[01:31] <preaction> cookiefursec, that means it's probably not found anything, unless it found something
[01:31] <dug_> tatters: you have build-essential installed i assume?
[01:32] <keito> HEY is there a way to make appointments in the calendar (accessible from the time/date on the top panel in gnome) not open in evolution and open with another app ie; sunbird?
[01:32] <SkareCrow> I have tried Googleing for this, thats the reason I edited my xorg.conf but I dought I am going to find help with desktop scrolling from that resolution... I will keep looking around though.
[01:32] <tatters> yes dug_
[01:32] <SkareCrow> I was hoping that someone in here might have a widescreen and might have had this issue.
[01:32] <preaction> technel, i can't find anything, but apparently there's a very good page that ubotu knows about
[01:32] <keito> cookiefursec: no errors then it's probably fine
[01:32] <preaction> !alsa | technel
[01:32] <ubotu> technel: If you're having problems with sound, first ensure ALSA is selected, by double clicking on the volume control, then File -> Change Device (ALSA Mixer). If that fails, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - http://alsa.opensrc.org/index.php?page=DmixPlugin - For playing audio files, see !Players and !MP3
[01:33] <Ashfire908> can i mute xchat
[01:33] <technel> preaction: Mmm, ok, I will take a look at those; thanks
[01:33] <docmur> anyone know how to fix the problem with rtorrent where it can't reconize encryption as a varible
[01:33] <a514> Hi what command do i type to setup xorg from the terminal?
[01:33] <AzMoo[w] > Hey, is ethereal available in a cli version?
[01:34] <keito> a514: sudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[01:34] <keito> a514: thats to manually edit
[01:34] <dug_> you might need the kernel headers for your kernel instead of generic...
[01:34] <sFEARs> hello
[01:34] <Flannel> AzMoo[w] : wireshark-common provides tshark, which is a CLI version
[01:34] <keito> a514: there is another command beginning dpkg but I forget it
[01:34] <AzMoo[w] > Flannel: nice one, thanks
[01:34] <dug_> tatters: sudo apt-get install linux-headers-`uname -r` -- there were some changes in config.h: http://www.archlinux.org/pipermail/arch/2006-December/012957.html
[01:35] <Frogzoo> a514: run "sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg"
[01:35] <Flannel> AzMoo[w] : erm, I'm sorry.  tshark is a separate package
[01:35] <keito> a514: that takes you through a graphical setup
[01:35] <Azerial> neon, I couldnt find what you were talking about
[01:35] <a514> keito Thanks, i use a intergrated gpu nvidia chipset how do i update xorg and detect a new pci video card ati ?
[01:35] <keito> a514: Frogzoo's got it 80)~
[01:35] <AzMoo[w] > Flannel: hah, that makes more sense!
[01:35] <sFEARs> anyone in here think they can help me with some dual boot issues?
[01:36] <keito> Frogzoo: I wish I could remember these cryptic commands better lol
[01:36] <dug_> !ask | sFEARs
[01:36] <ubotu> sFEARs: Don't ask to ask a question. Just ask your question :)
[01:36] <Azerial> sFEARs, I might be able to
[01:36] <sFEARs> alright
[01:36] <Azerial> what are y ou dual booting?
[01:36] <dug_> sFEARs: sorry, didn't know ubotu would be so snooty :)
[01:36] <sFEARs> i just installed kubuntu on my xp drive.. reparitioned.. installed.. rebooted.. directally to xp
[01:36] <keito> !snooty
[01:36] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about snooty - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[01:36] <sFEARs> no option to get into linux
[01:37] <Azerial> How did you go about trying to set up a dual boot?
[01:37] <leo^> anyone know a decent screen video recording software?
[01:37] <preaction> sounds like you didn't install grub to the MBR
[01:37] <sFEARs> i did some steps on a tutorial on how to configure.. but when it got to the last step it told me couldn't find ~/grub/stage1
[01:37] <m0u5e> dug_ okay, so i guess we still have to enable it manually then :(
[01:37] <Jasnation> sFEARs; you need to install GRUB as the default boot loader
[01:37] <tatters> dug_:  is that link u posted basically saying edit out refrence to linux/config.h and replace with linux/autoconf.h
[01:38] <keito> HEY is there a way to make appointments in the calendar (accessible from the time/date on the top panel in gnome) not open in evolution and open with another app ie; sunbird?
[01:38] <`eric-> anyone know how to change the ubuntu menu icon?
[01:38] <Azerial> I dual booted with XP Pro, and Ubuntu 7.04, I made a partition of my harddrive and installed XP on it, then I ran the LIve CD of 7.04 Ubuntu, and installed it, at the partitioner, I made a 256mb Swap File, and the rest was made as a partition of Linux and I installed it on that partition, and I dual booted just fine
[01:39] <keito> `eric-: replace it in you ~/.icons folder? or in your /usr/share/icons
[01:39] <sFEARs> i mounted grub to the correct partition.. and when i tried to install it it couldn't find stage1 or whatever
[01:39] <dug_> tatters: i'm not sure, you can try the change they suggest then try make again, if it still doesn't work, revert config.h
[01:39] <nandemonai> Anyone know if there is a way to turn off composition in xfce from a terminal?
[01:39] <Jasnation> sFEARs: hold on ill try to find the howto I used
[01:40] <sFEARs> alright
[01:40] <ubuntu09> can anyone help me with a hard drve install with no cd? PM me please
[01:40] <`eric-> keito: i have nothing in my ~/.icons and i've already relpaced /usr/share/icons/hicolor/48x48/apps/distributor-logo.png with no luck...
[01:40] <bruenig> nandemonai, it would have to be a config file in ~ somewhere, probably ~/.config
[01:40] <ubuntu09> can anyone help me with a hard drve install with no cd? PM me please
[01:40] <wolfgang> hello  ..  this is my first day with linux _)
[01:40] <Azerial> Can someone help me get Linux to recongize the existance of my CD Drive?
[01:40] <sauvin> ubuntu09, you can forget about pm.
[01:40] <nandemonai> bruenig, That's what I was thinking just don't wanna delete the wrong thing.
[01:41] <ubuntu09> why
[01:41] <dug_>  `eric-: according to someone earlier, you also need to add the new icon to your them (system->preferences->theme control panel, then click customize and icons tab)
[01:41] <Grungebunny> wolfgang welcome to the OS ;)
[01:41] <`eric-> dug_: thanks i'll try that right now.
[01:41] <dug_> `eric-: i meant theme of course :) not "them"
[01:42] <vader_> cafuego, thanx for the hard work on the broadcom things. I just used your firmware, and now my 4311 is working awesome
[01:42] <Jasnation> ubuntu09: hook up the cd drive from another system- I tried floppies, pendrive, internet- but none worked very well
[01:42] <Frogzoo> Azerial: ata/pata or usb?
[01:42] <ubuntu09> im not using a cd. just the iso
[01:42] <soskel> dug_: Ahadiel look, I have the options to boot from USB-HDD USB-CDROM USB-ZIP or USB-FDD. INside my thumbdrive I have a few files and folders that my cd created when I burned the ubuntu ISO to the cd....
[01:42] <corevette> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuWeeklyNewsletter/Issue55
[01:42] <Azerial> Frogzoo, Its Sata, its a Combo Drive that reads, and writes to CDs and DVDs
[01:42] <|neon|> i'm back
[01:43] <|neon|> so what did you find out
[01:43] <Frogzoo> Azerial: nothing at /dev/dvdrw
[01:43] <Jasnation> ubuntu09: just burn it to a cd
[01:43] <Ahadiel> soskel, What's your question?
[01:43] <Ashfire908> !xchat > ashfire908
[01:43] <Azerial> I couldnt find what you were talking about Neon
[01:43] <Paerox> When I try to reinstall Network Manager using Add/Remove Applications, it says it "cannot be installed on your computer (i386)", but it worked just fine to begin with. What do I do to reinstall it?
[01:43] <ubuntu09> i dont want to. i want to install from iso/no cd
[01:43] <soskel> Ahadiel: Which boot option do I choose? I tried USB-HDD and it didn;t work
[01:43] <bruenig> Paerox, get out of that and do sudo apt-get install network-manager-gnome
[01:43] <bruenig> !info network-manager-gnome
[01:43] <ubuntu09> i got it half working
[01:43] <ubotu> network-manager-gnome: network management framework (GNOME frontend). In component main, is optional. Version 0.6.4-6ubuntu7 (feisty), package size 253 kB, installed size 1696 kB
[01:43] <soskel> also, does it have to be a ISO inside my thumbdrive Ahadiel ?
[01:44] <Ahadiel> soskel, Well it should've been USB-HDD, but just try others
[01:44] <soskel> ok
[01:44] <Ahadiel> soskel, No... an ISO is a CD/DVD Image
[01:44] <Paerox> bruenig, I can't because the machine in question is offline
[01:44] <dug_> whoever asked about screencasts earlier, there is this, not sure if it works in ubuntu though: http://www.screencast-o-matic.com/
[01:44] <Jasnation> ubuntu09: you will have to mount it with daemon tools in windows or something
[01:44] <bruenig> Paerox, add/remove fetches from the internet too
[01:44] <ubuntu09> tried that didnt work
[01:44] <soskel> Ahadiel: can you link me again to the documentation about booting froma thumbdrive please?
[01:44] <bruenig> Paerox, add/remove is just a front end
[01:44] <Azerial> Frogzoo I dont even have a /dev/dvdrw or dev/cd or dev/anything remotely related to cds or dvd drives
[01:44] <Ahadiel> soskel, Google for it
[01:45] <Paerox> bruenig, how do i reinstall software from the Fiesty CD, without having to go online?
[01:45] <Ahadiel> soskel, I never linked them in the first place
[01:45] <soskel> oh
[01:45] <soskel> ok
[01:45] <bruenig> !apt-cdrom
[01:45] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about apt-cdrom - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[01:45] <soskel> well, thank you and dug_ for all your help
[01:45] <Jasnation> ubuntu09: it would be your best option just to make a cd- it will be 100 times easier
[01:45] <soskel> I really appriciate it
[01:45] <Paerox> bruenig, already tried that. did'nt help
[01:45] <ubuntu09> it says cd not mounted. i have the iso stored on the root dir of windows
[01:45] <|neon|> Azerial: went you go to the bios you did not see where you can set the mode for your sata controller?
[01:45] <dabou> hi, ive just installed breezy on a PC and the apt system 404s at all steps, no more repositories for breezy or what ?
[01:45] <Azerial> Neon, No I didnt
[01:45] <bruenig> Paerox, you are on the internet now, go get the deb, put it on a thumbdrive and have fun
[01:46] <ubuntu09> i know how to burn cds. i want to learn more
[01:46] <`eric-> dug_: thanks bro.. .that totally worked.. i had to create the whole directory tree and add the one icon :)
[01:46] <rbs-tito> dabou: There are some working breezy repos around
[01:46] <Frogzoo> Azerial: /dev/scd0 ?
[01:46] <bruenig> !eol | dabou
[01:46] <ubotu> dabou: End-Of-Life is the time when security updates for an Ubuntu release stop. See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Website/LifeCycle
[01:46] <rbs-tito> dabou: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=3296274 has a list of them
[01:46] <Paerox> bruenig, wish me luck
[01:47] <kraneo> ircchat.terra.cl 7000
[01:47] <dabou> thanks ubotu & rbs-tito
[01:47] <Azerial> Frogzoo, Nothing about that either
[01:47] <bruenig> !thanks | dabou
[01:47] <ubotu> dabou: You're welcome! But keep in mind I'm just a bot ;-)
[01:47] <wolfgang> gn8 all   i go to bed.....
[01:47] <dabou> ahaha
[01:47] <dabou> ok :)
[01:47] <soothsayer> Anybody know how to get upnp (linux-igd) working?
[01:47] <Azerial> Frogzoo, I can find my harddrive partitions but nothing about my cd/dvd combo drive Anywhere, when I try to mount the drive it says it does not exist
[01:47] <bruenig> !sorry | dabou
[01:47] <ubotu> dabou: It's ok, I can't stay mad at you.
[01:48] <dabou> thanks bruenig :)
[01:48] <dug_> you failed the turing test :)
[01:48] <Dsbeerf> Hi, someone can tell me what the difference between the install in text mode and in text mode for manifacturer on the alternate cd it look the same to me ..
[01:48] <sFEARs> Jasnation.. any luck?
[01:48] <rbs-tito> bruenig: That wiki page lists Breezy as supported and makes no mention of Feisty. I will update it
[01:48] <Frogzoo> Azerial: but now I'd say google your cd make/model + linux
[01:48] <bruenig> !breezy | rbs-tito
[01:48] <ubotu> rbs-tito: Ubuntu 5.10 (Breezy Badger) was the third release of Ubuntu. End Of Life: April 13, 2007. See !eol for more details.
[01:48] <|neon|> Azerial: just curious have you try like a burning program such as k3b and see if it lists you cd/dvd
[01:48] <Jasnation> ubuntu09: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromWindows
[01:49] <Pelo> Dsbeerf,  the manufacturer one lets you install without giving a password,  for  stores that install for customers,  the unsername and pass will be set at first boot by the buyer
[01:49] <Flannel> Dsbeerf: OEM mode (manufacturers) lets you setup the final user config (timezone, name, password, etc) later.  It's designed so OEMs can install, configure to how they want, and then set it up to ask for that stuff at next boot, and sell it.
[01:49] <Azerial> Neon, No, Ive only burned CDs with this drive in my windows xp pro partition
[01:49] <|neon|> Azerial: what burning app do you have on ubuntu?
[01:50] <Dsbeerf> ah ok thanks.
[01:50] <sFEARs> how do i get my boot.ini file to point to my linux partition to boot
[01:50] <sauvin> I'd rather use grub.
[01:50] <sFEARs> alright
[01:51] <Nomad``> i was looking for some help with my IDE cdrom drives earlier... when i type 'eject' in the terminal it says.. eject: tried to use `/dev/hdd/ as device name but it is no block device. eject: unable to find or open device for: `cdrom'
[01:51] <Pelo> sFEARs, ddin'T grub get isntalled ?
[01:51] <Azerial> Neon, the one that came with it, Places>CD/DVD Creator
[01:51] <|neon|> i'm not too good with ubuntu yet as i recently made the move from windows but hardware i know and i am telling you your ichr9 controller has options on the bios to set to either one of this ide/raid/ich not all inclusive
[01:51] <Stormx2> Having issues with using ndiswrapper; for some reason the modprobe fails to pick up on ndiswrapper. Check http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=541384 for more info! Thanks in advance.
[01:51] <sFEARs> nope... gave me some error about not being able to find /grub/stage1
[01:51] <bruenig> Nomad``, use the /dev/name as a parameter
[01:51] <Azerial> And serptine Audio CD Creator
[01:51] <Pelo> Nomad``,     sudo umount /mountpoint
[01:51] <sFEARs> seemed to mount alright.. but woudln't install
[01:52] <|neon|> under ubuntu what app do you have to burn cd/dvd's under multimedia?
[01:52] <Nomad``> bruenig: /dev/hdd should be the CD drive, unless i'm mistaken
[01:52] <Azerial> Frogzoo, I didnt see anything about incompatablity issues
[01:52] <|neon|> gnomebacker k3b xcdroast
[01:52] <chuy_max> |neon| whatever you like, choose one
[01:52] <Pelo> sFEARs, did you restinall windows ? or are you booting from another hdd then the ubuntu hdd ?
[01:52] <ubuntu> ok, anyone i try using the ,/configure, make then make install to install stuff it NEVER works. I'm trying to install pidgin and I get the error "configure: error: C compiler cannot create executables"
[01:52] <chuy_max> gnomebaker, k3b are the best IMO |neon|
[01:52] <bruenig> Nomad``, do you know that to be the case?
[01:52] <Nomad``> Pelo, could you elaborate on /mountpoint? i'm still new to linux :)
[01:52] <Pelo> Nomad``,   /dev/scd0 would be the cd drive
[01:52] <|neon|> Azerial: thiat was intended for u
[01:52] <sFEARs> i didn't reinstall windows.. i reinstalled kubuntu
[01:53] <Nomad``> Pelo, would it be scd0 for an IDE drive?
[01:53] <|neon|> Azerial: what app do you have for burning cd/dvd's
[01:53] <sFEARs> last time i did that it automatically gave me a dual boot menu.. this time it didin't
[01:53] <rbs-tito> bruenig: That wiki page is up to date now
[01:53] <Nomad``> bruenig: not for sure, how would i double check? :x
[01:53] <Paerox> bruenig, I found the deb file in question and put it on a thumb drive as you suggested. Now that I try to install it, I get a message saying "Error: Dependency is not satisfiable: libc6". Now what do I do?
[01:53] <Pelo> Nomad``,   useualy /media/cdname  ( where cdname is the name of the cd that appears on the desktop)
[01:53] <Pelo> Nomad``,    a ide drive would be  /dev/sda
[01:53] <bruenig> Paerox, go get libc6 deb and install that
[01:53] <Azerial> I have Places>CD/DVD creator, and Applications>Sound&Video>Serptine Auido CD creatore
[01:53] <Paerox> duh, of course :P
[01:54] <Azerial> just the stuff that preinstalled on Ubuntu 7.04
[01:54] <Flannel> Paerox: are you sure you're getting hte right version for your ubuntu?
[01:54] <sauvin> And IDE drive, I'd have thought, would have been /dev/hda
[01:54] <ubuntu> ok, anyone i try using the ,/configure, make then make install to install stuff it NEVER works. I'm trying to install pidgin and I get the error "configure: error: C compiler cannot create executables"
[01:54] <GarryFre> !any ideas
[01:54] <Flannel> ubuntu: you need to install build-essential
[01:54] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about any ideas - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[01:54] <Paerox> yes, I got http://ftp.cica.es/ubuntu/ubuntu/pool/main/n/network-manager/network-manager_0.6.5-0ubuntu9_i386.deb,
[01:54] <Pelo> Azerial, the audio cd creator is to burn the kind of cd that will play in a music cd player  the older kind before they played mp3
[01:54] <dug_> Stormx2: you may need to add ndiswrapper to /etc/modules if it isn't already there. also i installed the newest ndiswrapper from svn using these instructions: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=297092&highlight=dell+1501
[01:54] <sFEARs> and i reinstalled kubuntu a couple of times.. deleted the non-windows partitions.. recreated them.. reinstalled kubntu on new primary partitions.. but when i boot it goes straight to windows
[01:55] <Flannel> Paerox: and what version of ubuntu are you running?
[01:55] <Pelo> GarryFre,   don't say any ideas just repeat your question
[01:55] <Stormx2> dug_, thanks, I'll try.
[01:55] <ubuntu> no one here can help?
[01:55] <Paerox> Flannel, I'm running Fiesty 7.0.4
[01:55] <Flannel> Paerox: that's the Gutsy version of network manager
[01:55] <Pelo> sFEARs,  I assume kubuntu is installed on a different hdd then windows ?
[01:55] <Flannel> foug: I already told you.  You need the build-essential package
[01:55] <sFEARs> nope
[01:55] <tatters> dug_ thnx it woked
[01:55] <|neon|> Azerial: could u install k3b and see if you burner get listed once u open the app  i know is the long way around i just learning myself, i am still say that it is on your bios as the intel ichr can get kind of picky at times
[01:55] <Paerox> Flannel, is that too new to run on Fiesty?
[01:56] <Pelo> sFEARs, did you reinstall windows after installing kubuntu ?
[01:56] <sFEARs> ummm.. well, depends on my udnerstanding of hdd
[01:56] <Flannel> Paerox: It's compiled for a different version of everything
[01:56] <foug> Flannel: sorry didn't see it, downloading it now
[01:56] <dug_> foug: you can install build-essential and the kernel headers like so in Terminal: sudo apt-get install linux-headers-`uname -r` build-essential
[01:56] <skinnypuppy1334> I only have one workspace in the right lower corner now in fiesty, how do I add the other one back or increase it to 4?
[01:56] <Pelo> sFEARs,   another hard disk drive  , not another partition
[01:56] <sFEARs> they are both installed on the same physical drive.. just on different partitions of it
[01:56] <foug> dug_: build essential is installing right now
[01:56] <Paerox> Flannel, oh, but that version fixes a bug i just found out about
[01:56] <|neon|> Azerial: do you have your manual on pdf?
[01:56] <|neon|> it is not listed on the biostar page
[01:56] <foug> dug_: do i still need linux headers? I just downloaded new ones through update manager
[01:56] <Hellevator> anyone know of software that will let me convert audio files to midi?
[01:56] <Azerial> what manual?
[01:56] <|neon|> ur mobo
[01:56] <dug_> foug: also after you do ./configure and make, add a "sudo" when you install: "sudo make install"
[01:57] <Frogzoo> skinnypuppy1334: add a pager to your task bar & right click it
[01:57] <Stormx2> dug_: Adding ndiswrapper to /etc/modules had no effect.
[01:57] <dug_> foug: prob not
[01:57] <Pelo> sFEARs, this is very odd,  you should be alleast getting grub on boot, unless you reinstalled windows last
[01:57] <Jack_Sparrow> skinnypuppy1334: It is one of the problems with desktop effects
[01:57] <Azerial> I dont know
[01:57] <sFEARs> i also have linux installed on a different hdd.. but that's not what i'm having this particular problem with
[01:57] <Flannel> Paerox: You could backport it,
[01:57] <|neon|> could be in ur cd
[01:57] <Flannel> !prevu | Paerox
[01:57] <ubotu> Paerox: prevu is an automated, personal backporting utility. Check out https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Prevu for more details
[01:57] <sFEARs> nope.. no grub
[01:57] <foug> Dugyea i have to do sudo for everything, ./configure too
[01:57] <sFEARs> mabey it's not installing correctally
[01:57] <sFEARs> one thing i did notice
[01:57] <Paerox> Flannel, thanks. I'll try that
[01:57] <Pelo> sFEARs,  change the boot hdd in the bios for the other hdd , see what happens
[01:57] <foug> hmm, dug_, The msgfmt command is required to build libpurple.  If it is installed
[01:57] <foug> on your system, ensure that it is in your path.  If it is not, install
[01:57] <foug> GNU gettext to continue.
[01:57] <Azerial> alot of good that would do me if I cant open the CD without switching to windows
[01:57] <Flannel> Paerox: Or just download the source deb, and compile against your versions.
[01:58] <foug> sorry for the spam, dug_: i got that after doing ,/configure with the build-essential
[01:58] <dug_> Stormx2: what wireless card do you have?  I've also heard sometimes ubuntu still tries to load an open source driver instead of using ndiswrapper.  you have to "blacklist" the open source driver, again see that forum for a little help (although it is about a wireless card you may not have)
[01:58] <`eric-> offtopic question but does anyone know of a util in os x to format external hd's?
[01:58] <Paerox> Flannel, source deb for what? prevu or network manager?
[01:58] <sFEARs> how would i do that
[01:58] <soothsayer> !offtopic | `eric-
[01:58] <ubotu> `eric-: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[01:58] <sFEARs> i'm not using that hdd
[01:58] <Stormx2> dug_: That isn't the issue. have a look at the post, the ndiswrapper kernel module won't load at all.
[01:58] <Nomad``> Pelo / bruenig: using the GUI, if i go to Places > Computer and doubleclick CD-ROM 1, the error says.. mount: special device dev/hdd does not exist. in my fstab, dev/hdd is media/cdrom0. should i change something to dev/sda?
[01:58] <Pelo> sFEARs, what do you mean not using it ?
[01:58] <Flannel> Paerox: network manager
[01:58] <bruenig> foug, sudo apt-get install gettext
[01:58] <sFEARs> i only have one at the moment
[01:59] <sFEARs> and it boots windows from it fine
[01:59] <Pelo> Nomad``,  which release are you using ?
[01:59] <|neon|> Azerial: biostar does not list ur the manual for ur mobo, it could help to see what options are there in your bios as i mentioned the ichr controller could be set to different settings
[01:59] <Nomad``> edgy
[01:59] <sFEARs> i'm just not sure what your telling me to do
[01:59] <dug_> foug: I see these instructions for libpurple and pidgin on feisty if it helps you: http://www.len.ro/work/tools/ubuntu-feisty-fawn-on-a-dell-latitude-d820/install-pidgin
[01:59] <bruenig> Nomad``, I don't know, I usually just open and close the tray or something and watch dmesg for udev assignment
[01:59] <Pelo> sFEARs, plug in the second hdd , reboot , tell me what happens
[01:59] <bruenig>  !info gettext
[01:59] <ubotu> gettext: GNU Internationalization utilities. In component main, is optional. Version 0.16.1-1ubuntu2 (feisty), package size 1514 kB, installed size 6456 kB
[01:59] <sFEARs> it boots to kubuntu
[01:59] <Paerox> how do I compile http://ftp.cica.es/ubuntu/ubuntu/pool/main/n/network-manager/network-manager_0.6.5-0ubuntu9_i386.deb against my current version of Ubuntu (Fiesty 7.0.4) ?
[02:00] <bruenig> gettext is optional, weird
[02:00] <dug_> foug: they suggest doing dpkg -S /usr/bin/msgfmt or something
[02:00] <sFEARs> but i don't have multiple OS's on that drive
[02:00] <Pelo> sFEARs, this is what I think might be happening ,  grub is installed on the other hdd,
[02:00] <Jack_Sparrow> !compile | Paerox
[02:00] <ubotu> Paerox: Compiling software from source? Read the tips at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingSoftware (But remember to search for pre-built !packages first: not all !repositories are enabled by default!)
[02:00] <sFEARs> this is a new install of kubuntu on this drive
[02:00] <Pelo> sFEARs, can you have both hdds in the comp at the same time ?
[02:00] <sFEARs> i've actually reinstalled 3 times today
[02:00] <sFEARs> no
[02:00] <sFEARs> only 1 at a time
[02:00] <sFEARs> laptop
[02:00] <Paerox> Jack_Sparrow, thanks for the tip! :)
[02:00] <bruenig> 3 times in a day is pretty impressive
[02:00] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[02:01] <Pelo> sFEARs, then I just don'T know , did you skip the grub install at the end ?
[02:01] <sFEARs> i'm an impressive kind of guy
[02:01] <sFEARs> i didn't see anything for a grub install
[02:01] <foug> ok... You must have the GLib 2.0 development headers installed to build." dug_  bruenig : is the error i just got after installing gettext. I don't understand why using this method of installing is so compicated, can you explain to me how i can get better at doing this? i always install things through terminal if they are in apt, never use synaptic
[02:01] <dug_> Stormx2: did you run "sudo ndiswrapper -i bcmwl5.inf" (replace bcmwl5.inf with windows driver file for your wireless card)?
[02:01] <sFEARs> it just kinda reboots by itself
[02:01] <wolferine> !treat
[02:01] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about treat - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[02:01] <Pelo> sFEARs, is'T the last thing before the actual install starts
[02:01] <Stormx2> dug_: Yep.
[02:01] <bruenig> foug, it isn't complicated, you see how much it is explaining to you
[02:01] <soothsayer> Paerox: Don't follow the advice on building from source (unless you really have to). Re-build the source-package
[02:01] <bruenig> foug, you do ./configure, it tells you what you are missing, you go get it, then you do it again, you see if you are missing anything and so forth until you are good to go
[02:02] <sFEARs> i get to the partition part.. i edit/delete/create partitions... set mount points & swap drive... and then click on install
[02:02] <Jack_Sparrow> sFEARs: do you keep going back to a login screen?
[02:02] <sauvin> hrm... what's up with pan allowing a max of four connexions?
[02:02] <bruenig> !find libglib
[02:02] <ubotu> Found: libglib-perl, libglib1.2, libglib1.2-dbg, libglib1.2-dev, libglib2.0-0 (and 12 others)
[02:02] <sFEARs> no.. no logon screen
[02:02] <foug> bruenig: allright so "sudo apt-get install GLIB 2.0" is what i need to do now?
[02:02] <bruenig> !info libglib2.0-dev
[02:02] <ubotu> libglib2.0-dev: Development files for the GLib library. In component main, is optional. Version 2.12.11-0ubuntu1 (feisty), package size 523 kB, installed size 2056 kB
[02:02] <bruenig> foug, ^
[02:02] <|neon|> what is a good antivirus to use with a good gui, thx
[02:02] <bruenig> foug, just do some apt-cache searches
[02:02] <sFEARs> it formats or whatever and copys files i'm assuming.. then it auto reboots.. ejects the cd & tells me to push any key to continue
[02:02] <dug_> Stormx2: sorry, i'm not seeing much by searching like this: http://www.google.com/search?source=ig&hl=en&q=zd1211rw+ubuntu&btnG=Google+Search
[02:02] <Jack_Sparrow> |neon|: No need for one.. unless you are wanting to scan windows
[02:02] <bruenig> foug, apt-cache search glib or whatever it tells you
[02:03] <soothsayer> sauvin: It can be changed if you edit the configuration file, but yeah it's stupid
[02:03] <sFEARs> i do and it reboots into windows with no grub or boot options
[02:03] <Absenth> is there a way to "fix" the gnome terminal so that arrow keys while in insert mode on vi don't cause Wierdness?
[02:03] <Pelo> |neon|,  you don't realy need one in linux but avast came out with a nice linux version,  you can register for free
[02:03] <sauvin> Which config file?
[02:03] <|neon|> Pelo: thx
[02:03] <soothsayer> sauvin: ~/.pan2/servers.xml
[02:03] <sauvin> kk...
[02:04] <bruenig> Absenth, doesn't do that in xterm or other terminal emulators?
[02:04] <Stormx2> dug_: This isn't an issue to do with ndiswrapper specifically. This is more of a kernel interaction issue, you see? It won't load the module because it can't find it. That has nothing to do with the hardware, imho.
[02:04] <soothsayer> sauvin: (Might be different if you are not running recent version of pan)
[02:04] <dug_> |neon|: I think clam av is the main antivirus for linux
[02:04] <boblzer0> what do i need to do to get xmms to play mp3 files
[02:04] <Jack_Sparrow> !mp3
[02:04] <ubotu> For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/common-tasks-chap.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats
[02:04] <Pelo> sFEARs,   do you have  a security feature on your bios to keep from writing to the boot sector of your hdd ?  if it is on , it might have prevented  the install from adding the grub phase 1 to your boot sector
[02:04] <foug> bruenig: ok it gave me a few and I did "sudo apt-get install libglb2.0-0" and i still get the error after ./configure
[02:04] <bruenig> !info libglib2.0-dev | foug
[02:04] <ubotu> foug: libglib2.0-dev: Development files for the GLib library. In component main, is optional. Version 2.12.11-0ubuntu1 (feisty), package size 523 kB, installed size 2056 kB
[02:04] <sFEARs> ahhh.. good call.. this is a new laptop, never even knew of a feature like that.. let me check
[02:05] <Absenth> bruenig: appears to do it in all.  I get ABCD on a line above where I'm working if I hit any arrow key while in Insert
[02:05] <bruenig> foug, you will have to excuse debian and ubuntu for being retarded enough to split header files
[02:05] <foug> bruenig: it's a good thing apt is so awesome or else i'd switch lol
[02:05] <wolferine> !botsnack
[02:05] <ubotu> Yum! Err, I mean, APT!
[02:05] <Absenth> bruenig: seems it might be a vi-compatible mode thing...
[02:05] <bruenig> Absenth, might be a vi problem, I have never had it do that to me, but I don't use ubuntu
[02:05] <dug_> Stormx2: sorry, don't know then.  did you run "sudo ndiswrapper -m" too maybe?
[02:06] <stmiller> boblzer try installing xmms-mad perhaps Xmms is not being developed anymore
[02:06] <sauvin> Didn't work. I edited the servers.xml file, quit pan, verified the edits remained, relaunched pan it still says 4 is the max.
[02:06] <Stormx2> dug_: No luck.
[02:06] <foug> bruenig: "You must have the GTK+ 2.0 development headers installed to compile Pidgin."   apt-cache searcing GTK+ 2.0 gives me A LOT of feedback
[02:06] <boblzer0> stmiller: i installed both and it still just skips through the files
[02:06] <bruenig> foug, development headers, means you are looking for something that ends in -dev
[02:07] <Absenth> bruenig: appears setting a .vimrc file in my homedir, with:   set nocompatible      might fix it.
[02:07] <soothsayer> sauvin: Hmm. Does it behave diffently (despite what is *says*)
[02:07] <bruenig> foug, so do the apt-cache search whatever | grep dev
[02:07] <sauvin> Nope.
[02:07] <boblzer0> i figured i got beryl and vmware to work mp3z should be simple lol
[02:07] <boblzer0> they work in mplayer btw
[02:07] <Stormx2> Folks, having issues modprobing the ndiswrapper module. Take a look at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=3299005 if you're willing to help, I'd really appreciate it. Note that this isn't a hardware issue, it's purely software.
[02:07] <Juhaz> libgtk2.0-dev
[02:07] <Urilockz> i need help
[02:07] <Urilockz> ok so
[02:07] <Stormx2> !enter | Urilockz
[02:07] <ubotu> Urilockz: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation!
[02:07] <sauvin> I think maybe I'm being told it's time to look for alternative newsreaders.
[02:07] <Urilockz> im trying to fix my xp sp 2 from ubuntu
[02:07] <Pelo> Urilockz, just ask and donT, use the enter key for punctuation
[02:07] <bruenig> foug, btw, there is better package management out there than apt, but it is attached to more experienced based distros
[02:08] <Urilockz> and my windows partition is locked
[02:08] <foug> bruenig: o ya like what?
[02:08] <Stormx2> Urilockz: Read what others have put.
[02:08] <Pelo> !ntfs-3g | Urilockz
[02:08] <ubotu> Urilockz: ntfs-3g is a Linux driver which allows read/write access to NTFS partitions. Installation instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MountingWindowsPartitions
[02:08] <bruenig> foug, pacman
[02:08] <Absenth> bruenig: That fixed it BTW.  Sorry for asking questions I should have researched more fully first :)
[02:08] <stmiller> boblzer try messing in xmms prefs. Xmms is being scrapped for xmms2 in gutsy. so improvements are on the way
[02:08] <Jack_Sparrow> !ntfs-3g | Urilockz
[02:08] <Stormx2> too late Jack_Sparrow :)
[02:09] <weirdbro> If I shrink the gnome-terminal's window, then enlarge it again,some weird text occurs
[02:09] <Pelo> Stormx2, that's because he waits to see what I answer and then just copies
[02:09] <weirdbro> Can anyone else confirm this?
[02:09] <Jack_Sparrow> Stormx2: Serves me right for trying to watch Bill & Teds Excellent adventure while in here
[02:09] <sFEARs> i saw a copule of options in there to set password for hdd.. but none were set.. other than that nothing
[02:09] <Absenth> bruenig: about vi, and A B C D while hitting arrow keys in INSERT
[02:09] <Absenth> shrug.
[02:09] <bruenig> Absenth, oh
[02:09] <bruenig> Absenth, too many people
[02:09] <denise> how can I recover my yahoo password stored in Gaim, please?
[02:09] <soothsayer> sauvin: Depends on what your needs are. I find pan has many limitations...
[02:09] <Pelo> sFEARs,  on mine it says anti-virus I beleive,  it did an a previous comp anyway
[02:10] <soothsayer> sauvin: Give me a sec, I will look up how to change the connection limit. I'm pretty sure I read somewhere how it is done
[02:10] <sFEARs> nope.. nothing like that
[02:10] <Pelo> sFEARs,  could also be rootkit protections or boot sector security , or somethng along those lines
[02:10] <dug_> Stormx2: some other results from searching: http://www.google.com/search?source=ig&hl=en&q=gutsy+%22Module+ndiswrapper+not+found%22&btnG=Google+Search  one of them recommends compiling ndiswrapper yourself like i did using these instructions:  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=297092
[02:10] <sFEARs> nope.. just some password settings
[02:10] <wolferine> denise, in .gaim, accounts.xml
[02:10] <Pelo> sFEARs,  if you boot the live cd  , can you see an installed partition for kubuntu ?
[02:10] <boblzer0> ok i just figured it out, apprantly it's a permissions issue or something with where the files are stored, windows server
[02:11] <dug_> weirdbro: that's weird bro
[02:11] <sFEARs> yup
[02:11] <sFEARs> but it doesn't show that's it's mount point is /
[02:11] <foug> bruenig: awesome, i had to install libxml dev headers and that was it, just ran make and it's doing it's thing, lol. Looks like spam though
[02:11] <weirdbro> dug_: so it happens to you too?
[02:11] <kitche> .... guess I have to compile nvi
[02:11] <weirdbro> I'm gonna go look to see if its been reported
[02:11] <sFEARs> says hd5/???
[02:11] <denise> wolferine, thank you! found it
[02:11] <soothsayer> sauvin: Also, if you don't mind, if you want to respond to me use my name. My IRC client (like most) treats these messages specially and brings them to my attention. Otherwise I may miss it
[02:11] <wolferine> denise, np
[02:11] <bruenig> foug, those are c compiler errors and output
[02:11] <boblzer0> i'm familiar with smbmount but in ubuntu how can i mount a windows share and give proper permissions(full)
[02:11] <soothsayer> sauvin: (your message, that is)
[02:11] <dug_> weirdbro: i don't want to find out :) but if it happens to you more than once, i would report it as a bug on ubuntu launchpad
[02:11] <sauvin> soothsayer, what I've found so far suggests that pan has to be recompiled.
[02:11] <foug> bruenig: cool, after this gonna try to install Asterisk. I always had a problem with that
[02:11] <sFEARs> i can't remember exactally what it says.. but i thought it should say /.. but it doesn't
[02:12] <bruenig> foug, knowing to compile is a good thing
[02:12] <sFEARs> i do set it as mount point / when i reinstall though
[02:12] <sFEARs> that's one reason i reinstalled so many times today
[02:12] <Pelo> sFEARs,  ok , from the  links I'm gonna give you in a minute , in there get a link to the grub super disk,  with that you will be able to reisntall phase 1 on your hdd and point to the grub folder on your hdd,  that shoud fix it
[02:12] <weirdbro> dug_: Its nothing harmful, close the terminal, it goes away. Mind checking just to make sure I'm not hallucinating?
[02:12] <foug> bruenig: i hope so, i'm in school for networking and they are gonna teach us linux stuff. Trying to get a head start
[02:12] <Pelo> !fixgrub | sFEARs
[02:12] <ubotu> sFEARs: grub is the default Ubuntu boot manager. Lost grub after installing windows: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows - Making GRUB floppies & other GRUB howtos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto
[02:12] <Tsukasa_> hey how do you reload /etc/network/interfaces to what ubuntu thinks it should be
[02:13] <dug_> weirdbro: didn't show any funny text for me when I shrank it and expanded it back
[02:13] <bulmer> Tsukasa_: hey you use /etc/init.d/networking restart
[02:13] <weirdbro> dug_: Ok, it happens for me in xterm too, I'm gonna have to look into this
[02:13] <Tsukasa_> bulmer, that doesnt overwrite changes youve made to it though will it?
[02:14] <nickrud> Tsukasa_, remove all networking stanzas except lo
[02:14] <sFEARs> i'll check that out
[02:14] <sFEARs> but i didn't lose grub after windows install
[02:14] <bulmer> Tsukasa_: what changes are you referring to?
[02:14] <sFEARs> windows was installed when i installed off the live cd
[02:14] <Paerox> bruenig, I found 77 different deb files on libc6, which one satisfies the dependency on network manager?
[02:14] <neur1> hello room
[02:14] <soothsayer> sauvin: What version are you using?
[02:14] <wolferine> !hi
[02:14] <ubotu> Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu!
[02:14] <Tsukasa_> bulmer, i made a bridge im removing and dhcp doesnt work
[02:14] <Tsukasa_> bulmer, so everything except auto lo
[02:15] <bulmer> Tsukasa_: you can view /etc//init.d/networking script
[02:15] <sauvin> soothsayer: 0.120\
[02:15] <Pelo> sFEARs,  on one of those pages there is a link to a grub recovery cd, you can install grub with it ,
[02:15] <neur1> tring to set background in fluxbox/ubuntu
[02:15] <bulmer> Tsukasa_: if you have done those changes manually( adding via ifconfig, or ip and route), they will be gone after doing a restart.
[02:15] <soothsayer> sauvin: http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/pan-users/2006-04/msg00108.html
[02:16] <Pelo> sFEARs, it is called  grub supercd , or super grub cd or something like that ,  get the link , dl , burn the cd and proceed from there
[02:16] <soothsayer> sauvin: This claims it can be done by editing servers.xml
[02:16] <bruenig> Paerox, ask someone who uses ubuntu to see
[02:16] <Urilockz> i followed the instructions for mounting the ntfs partition and it didnt detect anything.. uhh
[02:16] <sFEARs> i'll try it
[02:16] <Jack_Sparrow> super grub repai
[02:16] <bulmer> Tsukasa_: hey you should always make a backup before modifying said files
[02:16] <TerraMaster>  MY flash is not producing any sound, any help?
[02:16] <Pelo> neur1, there is probably a #fluxbox channel where they can tell you how to do that
[02:16] <foug> bruenig: does compiling always make your process run at near 100%?
[02:16] <wolferine> TerraMaster, just flash ?
[02:16] <neur1> k
[02:16] <TerraMaster> yes
[02:16] <soothsayer> sauvin: Latest version is packaged here: http://darrenalbers.com/pan/
[02:16] <fevel> hey guys, I need support... My wifi card stopped working . Can someone please help me solve my problem?
[02:17] <soothsayer> sauvin: Maybe you can try upgrading
[02:17] <wolferine> TerraMaster, how did you setup flash ?
[02:17] <wolferine> install*
[02:17] <bruenig> foug, yeah pretty much
[02:17] <bulmer> foug: thats correct, compiling uses quite a bit of cpu resources
[02:17] <Tsukasa_> bulmer, well i just edited the /etc/network/interfaces
[02:17] <foug> i see thanks bulmer  bruenig
[02:17] <voraistos> hey. i did try eclipse some time ago, but i tried it once again (just because zlib package was kinda screwed on my system and installing eclipse was just not possible). What an excellent piece of software ! i urge you all to get it :P
[02:17] <Tsukasa_> bulmer, can you just get ubuntu to overwrite
[02:17] <TerraMaster> Well though the packager and it worked fine intill i uninstalled some java related plugins
[02:17] <foug> k pidgin is installing bruenig, but i dont' see a shortcut for it in "applications > internet"
[02:17] <bruenig> foug, apparently, you can set a -j argument which cuts down on that but I have never bothered
[02:17] <Pelo> fevel,  try booting the previous kernel , see if it works in that
[02:17] <Tsukasa_> bulmer, say if i deleted it and rebooted it will autodetect
[02:17] <bruenig> foug, sudo update-desktop-database
[02:18] <bulmer> Tsukasa_: did you look at /etc/init.d/networking scritp?  it does not rewrite stuff
[02:18] <fevel> Pelo, ok
[02:18] <wolferine> TerraMaster, perhaps remove/reinstall ?
[02:18] <Paerox> how do I find out what dependencies a program has for installation?
[02:18] <foug> bruenig: still not in there
[02:18] <bulmer> Paerox: if you have the binary you use ldd and nm to find out what links it needs
[02:18] <sauvin> I take it the version offered by the ubuntu repos isn't the latest?
[02:18] <Pelo> Paerox,  check in synaptic, rightclick properties
[02:19] <Flannel> Paerox: apt-cache showpkg [package]
[02:19] <bulmer> Paerox: i read you wrong..
[02:19] <|neon|> i'm back
[02:19] <bruenig> foug, ls /usr/local/share/applications
[02:19] <soothsayer> sauvin: No
[02:19] <|neon|> ooops wrong window
[02:19] <Pelo> sauvin,  use te nick of the person you talk to in each line, makes it easier to follow
[02:19] <WaltzingAlong> hi back
[02:19] <WaltzingAlong> i am front
[02:19] <foug> bruenig: no such directory
[02:19] <WaltzingAlong> WaltzingAlong: are you typing to yourself?
[02:19] <TerraMaster> Is there any wildcards?
[02:19] <TerraMaster> I mean are?
[02:19] <foug> bruenig: wait it's in there
[02:20] <Paerox> Flannel, thanks again
[02:20] <Pelo> foug,  might be /apps
[02:20] <WaltzingAlong> WaltzingAlong: yes but the question remains are you responding to yourself as well?
[02:20] <Pelo> TerraMaster,  the usual work  * ? etc
[02:20] <foug> Pelo: nah i had to cd to it first, bruenig, how do i create the shortcut for it in applications > internet
[02:20] <Jack_Sparrow> WaltzingAlong: Please stop
[02:20] <soothsayer> sauvin: But I think they are the same 'major' version. I would expect that editing connection-limit should work even for version in repos.
[02:20] <sauvin> Heh. Pelo, you're right. Now...watch me try to figure out how to install a downloaded deb.
[02:20] <WaltzingAlong> thanks Jack_Sparrow
[02:20] <soothsayer> sauvin: Double-click
[02:20] <soothsayer> sauvin: Is one way
[02:20] <logreeval> Hello, im running ubuntu on an AMD sempron 3400 and 512 ram...is there anything i can do to make it run a little smoother, it is sometimes a little choppy
[02:21] <Pelo> sauvin, just dbl click on it
[02:21] <WaltzingAlong> logreeval: sometimes choppy when
[02:21] <sauvin> soothsayer, maybe, maybe not. I'm only seeing two connexions at a time, MAYBE three.
[02:21] <bulmer> logreeval: what do you mean choppy?
[02:21] <bruenig> foug, just copy it into /usr/share/applications and update-desktop-database again
[02:21] <logreeval> WaltzingAlong: oh just like when i click some windows really fast or do a few things at once
[02:21] <soothsayer> sauvin: Might be another problem.  Help in #ubuntu-effects
[02:22] <sauvin> Binaries, and yes, I realise those can be massive.
[02:22] <sauvin> (sorry).. soothsayer, binaries.
[02:22] <logreeval> WaltzingAlong: i know, i guess i am just comparing to my 1.6dual core 2 gig ram computer
[02:22] <Pelo> skinnypuppy1334,  they all hang out in #compiz-fuison
[02:23] <logreeval> WaltzingAlong: what do you mean by extras?
[02:23] <soothsayer> sauvin: Are you using NZBs?
[02:23] <skinnypuppy1334> thx pelo I was in effects
[02:23] <sauvin> Nope.
[02:23] <foug> bruenig: hmm, ok i went to the folder through nautilus and it shows everything but pidgin, but when i LS the location in terminal it shows pidgin.desktop and another file
[02:23] <soothsayer> sauvin: Okay. (I was going to recommend something if you were)
[02:23] <sauvin> I've no idea what nzb is; must be something that's come out in the few years I've been away.
[02:23] <logreeval> WaltzingAlong: oh, and i was wondering if i should get a case fan, this might not be the best place to ask...
[02:23] <voraistos> WaltzingAlong: what you said about desktop computing is very true. i have a cheap matsonic mobo with a 650 mhz proc and 256m ram, the thing used to boot xp in no less than 5 seconds without any modifications.
[02:24] <Pelo> skinnypuppy1334,  you don't want to go to -effects , they just a bunch of weirdos
[02:24] <voraistos> err. no more than*
[02:24] <Sam_Wesin> .
[02:24] <wolferine> lol @ Pelo
[02:24] <bruenig> foug, just do it in the terminal, what is this gui nonsense
[02:24] <[CK] Daemon_> Can someone help me get sound to playback on my pc, i get my mic to work just not playback.
[02:24] <soothsayer> sauvin: It's a metainfo file. Load an NZB it gets all the parts for you (don't need to select them manually, don't need to get headers)
[02:24] <foug> bruenig: agreed but i'm not sure how
[02:24] <soothsayer> sauvin: Take a look at binsearch.info
[02:24] <Sarkhan> I have a question about booting.
[02:24] <Paerox> I give up, for now
[02:24] <Jack_Sparrow> voraistos: WIndows booting from power up in no more that 5 seconds...
[02:25] <Paerox> thanks for all your help guys
[02:25] <bruenig> foug, cp thing newplaceofthing
[02:25] <Pelo> [CK] Daemon,  do you get any sound at all in your comp ? from cd or mp3 or videos ?
[02:25] <[CK] Daemon_> no
[02:25] <sauvin> soothsayer: AH! Clicking on the deb file has no effect; it just fires up an archive manager. Does apt-get have a localinstall option similar to yum's?
[02:25] <Pelo> !sound | [CK] Daemon start with this
[02:25] <ubotu> [CK] Daemon start with this: If you're having problems with sound, first ensure ALSA is selected, by double clicking on the volume control, then File -> Change Device (ALSA Mixer). If that fails, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - http://alsa.opensrc.org/index.php?page=DmixPlugin - For playing audio files, see !Players and !MP3
[02:25] <Sarkhan> When I boot Ubuntu in normal node, it just hangs.  But, if I start it up in single user mode, then 'exit', it starts up normally.
[02:25] <Pelo> afk
[02:25] <voraistos> Jack_Sparrow: including no hdd activity after seing the gui (taskbar and all that crap) i never had that before. and even the better computers i ran win on were slower on boot
[02:26] <[CK] Daemon_> Pelo:  I used the monitors and i can see the mic levels raise but no sound
[02:26] <foug> bruenig: awesome i love you
[02:26] <Kworth> hallo
[02:26] <soothsayer> sauvin: You can try running 'gdebi pan-blah-blah.deb'. That should work (although double clicking should also. Are you on Gnome?)
[02:26] <Flannel> sauvin: Clicking the deb should bring up an installer.  If you're looking for dependency resolving, check out gdebi
[02:26] <sauvin> KDE.
[02:26] <Kworth> is someone here who has used or is using the amanda backup tool?
[02:26] <Jack_Sparrow> voraistos: Soryy... dont believe it unless it is a suspend to ram situation. no cold boot of XP in under 5 sec
[02:26] <soothsayer> sauvin: Have you looked at Klibido?
[02:26] <wolferine> !anyone | Kworth
[02:26] <ubotu> Kworth: A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..."  Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out?
[02:26] <sauvin> soothsayer, no, I haven't.
[02:27] <soothsayer> sauvin: Try it out.
[02:27] <Flannel> sauvin: gdebi-core includes a CLI version
[02:27] <voraistos> Jack_Sparrow no bullshit. i counted AFTER bios (but the bios took something like 2-3 secs
[02:27] <soothsayer> sauvin: Many people like it better than pan.
[02:27] <mikubuntu> psylon: i did apt-get for medibuntu, where will the programs show up?  can't find anywhere...
[02:27] <Jack_Sparrow> voraistos: Sure..np
[02:27] <jimmygoon> Why is ubuntu missing libboost-serialization1.33.1?
[02:28] <voraistos> Jack_Sparrow i suspect the thing had such basic hardware that it was really fast to init/whatever it does
[02:28] <Kworth> okay, i have a problem with the configuration of the amanda backup tool it gives me always errors like: Opening tapedev cannot remove `/home/markus/SBLAN/backup/amanda/data':
[02:29] <GarryFre> saw this just now .. make love .... (Error! .. Can't make love (Too many arguments)
[02:29] <Pelo> [CK] Daemon, start with the links I just gave you,  that's to fix your sound so you can hear stuff,  that will likely take care of the rest
[02:29] <voraistos> Jack_Sparrow i dont use the machine anymore but its still there, responding to ping in a cupboard, ill try to make a custom distro and see how fast it can boot :P
[02:29] <jimmygoon> apparently debian upstream doesn't have it either :/
[02:30] <kitche> jimmygoon, it seems to be part of boost
[02:30] <soothsayer> Kworth: I doubt running Amanda is common for people in this channel (you might not be able to find help here. Try Google, mailing lists, ... etc.). See if there is an Amanda irc channel also
[02:30] <Kworth> hmm :(
[02:31] <jimmygoon> kitche, through my readings it is a bug that debian had because of timing, and it appears ubunut inherited it
[02:31] <mikubuntu> psylon: i did apt-get for medibuntu, where will the programs show up?  can't find anywhere...
[02:31] <soothsayer> !medibuntu | mikubuntu
[02:31] <ubotu> mikubuntu: medibuntu is a repository of packages that cannot be included into the Ubuntu distribution for legal reasons - See http://www.medibuntu.org
[02:31] <jimmygoon> kitche, I've been putting off compiling the new version of boost from source for a while now, but I have no choice now
[02:31] <soothsayer> mikubuntu: You need to install them, just like regular packages.
[02:32] <z0rz> How do I copy everything after a certain point in a vim to another file?
[02:33] <soothsayer> z0rz: Try #vim
[02:33] <mikubuntu> soothsayer: i guess pslon left the building, can u help me?  i downloaded the medibuntu package, i think, but where do i find the elements?  i was particularly interested in google earth at the moment, psylon said to get medibuntu, and that it would install/maintain for me ... i lost.
[02:33] <sauvin> Soothsayer, I'm giving klibodo a try. It seems to just be dedicated to binary downloads, is this true?
[02:33] <Pelo> z0rz, in a terminal window or in console mode ?
[02:33] <kitche> jimmygoon, I see libboost-serialization1.33.1in syaptic
[02:33] <z0rz> Pelo: terminal window
[02:34] <KevinOman> can someone tell me why this command won't work
[02:34] <KevinOman> ssh-copy-id -i ~/.ssh/id_dsa.pub<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[02:34] <Pelo> z0rz,  select with the mouse  crtl+c to copy,  paste to another window with ctrl+v
[02:34] <soothsayer> sauvin: Yes. (There is another program, KNode if you want to read text, but I though you wanted binaries only)
[02:34] <z0rz> Pelo: Right.. but it's about a 1000 lines of code .. and I can't really select all that with my mouse very easily
[02:35] <sauvin> Hmm. Nothing evil with using two newsgroup programs at the same time, I guess.
[02:35] <voraistos> hey is medibuntu a "port" of the PLF ? i can see Hot-babe in there ?! Moreover, why can we find amarok and k3b in there ?
[02:35] <soothsayer> mikubuntu: What package manager do you know how to use?
[02:35] <soothsayer> mikubuntu: apt-get? synaptic?
[02:35] <KevinOman> I get this error /usr/bin/ssh-copy-id: ERROR: No identities found
[02:35] <Crustacean-Bob> Does anybody in here use POW?
[02:35] <Pelo> z0rz,   sudo cp /path/to/sourcefile /home/user/newfilename.txt   open with gedit and remove what you don'T want
[02:36] <mikubuntu> soothsayer: very little on both i guess, if you sort of walk me to it
[02:36] <kitche> jimmygoon, so in fact ubuntu does have it
[02:36] <soothsayer> mikubuntu: The package is called googleearth
[02:36] <soothsayer> mikubuntu: So, 'sudo apt-get install googleearth' should work
[02:36] <soothsayer> mikubuntu: Or search for it in synaptic
[02:37] <mikubuntu> soothsayer: so sudo apt-get install googleearth ... ok, i try, thx
[02:37] <Utaka> any liteweight system stat - to be shown on the desktop similar to gkrellm but only text?
[02:37] <soothsayer> mikubuntu: If it doesn't work you probably didn't add the medibuntu repository correctly
[02:37] <noc> Hello, openssl is installed automatically
[02:37] <noc> Which folder is it installed in?
[02:37] <soothsayer> Utaka: conky
[02:37] <WaltzingAlong> logreeval: extras like the fancy gui effects
[02:38] <Pelo> Utaka, there might be something to your liking in gdesklets
[02:38] <a514> Hi i need help, x11 is down
[02:38] <bruenig> its conky
[02:38] <sauvin> Heh... klibido doesn't seem to want to get any newsgroups.
[02:38] <Utaka> thanks soothsayer think thats the one
[02:38] <Pelo> a514,  what did you do ?
[02:38] <Utaka> looking for the same as in Damn Small Linux
[02:38] <mikubuntu> soothsayer: ok, found it in synaptic, but there are two, one is binary and the other called data...
[02:38] <kitche> noc, /usr/lib most likely but it's not the -dev files
[02:39] <a514> I type dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg & it still does not load?!
[02:39] <soothsayer> sauvin: I don't use Klibido, so I probably can't help you much. Maybe someone else?
[02:39] <jimmygoon> kitche WHAT
[02:39] <jimmygoon> kitche, what version of ubuntu do you have?
[02:39] <WaltzingAlong> voraistos: well seems there are some misconceptions about these numbers. double the cpu frequency then double the performance ... well sure ... performance as in how many numbers can get crunched per interval, but how responsive a certain app feels when clicking it in the gui? that is a different story altogether
[02:39] <noc> kitche: usr/lib has "ssl" but how do I install the dev  files?
[02:39] <noc> kitche: that is what I need
[02:39] <soothsayer> mikubuntu: Install the binary (data will be installed automatically as dependency.
[02:39] <`eric-> anyone know where i can find the default "white" gnome-foot distributor-logo.png in 48x48 ?
[02:39] <kitche> jimmygoon, 7.04
[02:40] <kitche> noc, libssl-dev
[02:40] <jimmygoon> kitche, can you cat your repositories to a pastebin for me. sorry for the trouble, but I don't have the right repo
[02:40] <mikubuntu> soothsayer: k, thanks, i go try
[02:40] <Jack_Sparrow> a514: you can try setting it to vesa ... max res 1024... and dont write sync rates to the xorg
[02:40] <obf213> how do i use my s-video
[02:40] <noc> kitche: thank you, and where would that be installed after apt-get
[02:40] <obf213> or additonal monitors o nmy laptop
[02:41] <Urilockz> gah
[02:41] <Urilockz> my hash is gone
[02:41] <noc> kitche: usr/local?
[02:41] <a514> I type dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg & it still does not ljjack thanks i have a nvidia aladdin tnt2
[02:41] <RkyRaccoon> !wifi
[02:41] <ubotu> Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[02:41] <kitche> noc, /usr/include at least it should be in there
[02:41] <obf213> !monitor
[02:41] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about monitor - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[02:41] <obf213> !s-video
[02:41] <a514> exit
[02:41] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about s-video - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[02:41] <bruenig> !fishing | obf213
[02:41] <ubotu> obf213: Please investigate with me only in /msg or in #ubuntu-bots (see also !Bot). Abusing the channel bots will only result in angry ops...
[02:42] <kitche> jimmygoon, http://pastebin.ca/679443 don't mind the edgy repos think iit's when I upgraded the upgrade just comments the edgy repos
[02:42] <Jack_Sparrow> a514: Try my suggestion or post your xorg to the pastebin..
[02:43] <`eric-> anyone know where i can find the default "white" gnome-foot distributor-logo.png in 48x48 ?
[02:43] <obf213> does anyone know where the settings for additional monitors is at?
[02:43] <obf213> like vga monitor for laptop or svideo?
[02:43] <tehk> Anyone know how to install on a macbook? My keyboard does not work on the boot select screen for the livecd
[02:44] <kitche> obf213, xorg.conf ubuntu doesn't have a gui setup for that yet it should be in gutsy though
[02:44] <tehk> It  is in gutsy :)
[02:44] <bruenig> finally
[02:44] <bruenig> they caught up to fedora
[02:44] <tjedi> hy! after my last upgrade in feisty, gnome can't load progs from my panel and ask my to delete them - how can i fix this problem?
[02:45] <bruenig> !english | tjedi
[02:45] <ubotu> tjedi: The #ubuntu, #kubuntu and #xubuntu channels are English only. For a complete list of channels in other languages, please visit http://help.ubuntu.com/community/InternetRelayChat
[02:46] <Pelo> tjedi, reboot the previous kernel and see if they work properly
[02:46] <Shishire> Anyone know a good ffmpeg frontend?
[02:46] <Lethan> hey... i booted up to ubuntu livecd and my wireless card, wmp54g worked fine, i connected, etc etc. just installed ubuntu, and it's failing to work. "iwlist ra1 scan" seems to list my router, but when i do "iwconfig ra1 essid _my ssid_" it doesn't seem to set it when i type "iwconfig" again to check...
[02:46] <Azerial> Neon, I found something called IDE Controller, I could set to IDE, RAID, or something SCHI I thik was that it said
[02:46] <Pelo> Shishire,  what are you tring to do ?
[02:46] <Azerial> It was set to IDE
[02:46] <Azerial> is what what you wanted me to find?
[02:46] <tjedi> Pelo: if i start gnome again it works without problems
[02:46] <Shishire> convert video files for a psp
[02:47] <Pelo> bruenig, well worked before theupdate does'T work now ,  worth investigating
[02:47] <Pelo> tjedi, I don'T know what it could be
[02:47] <jimmygoon> kitche, any chance you installed those via deb... I replace my sources.list with yours and its still not finding it....
[02:47] <Thunderfox933> is gusty gibbon LTS
[02:47] <kitche> jimmygoon, did you update?
[02:47] <Pelo> Shishire,  try avidemux
[02:47] <jimmygoon> kitche, yep
[02:47] <WaltzingAlong> Thunderfox933: i think not
[02:47] <Shishire> thank you
[02:47] <bruenig> Shishire, ffmpeg is a bit too complex for an other than crippled front end to be developed
[02:48] <Thunderfox933> is fiesty more stabler than dapper drake
[02:48] <Shishire> ok
[02:48] <kitche> jimmygoon, no I just did a search in synaptic and it came right up
[02:48] <bruenig> the front end would be just as complex as the command line
[02:48] <diabolical77> how do i set my AP as a preferred network? in other words, i don't want it to automatically try to connect to other wireless AP's
[02:48] <bruenig> diabolical77, you don't want it to do that even if connecting to the preferred AP fails?
[02:48] <jimmygoon> kitche, gah! I'm out of ideas.. lemme search the packages.ubuntu.com page
[02:48] <emeriste> Does Ubuntu run okay on laptops?
[02:48] <Azerial> Thunderfox933, I dunno about that one, I couldnt get Dapper to install on my computer from a LIVE CD, but Fiesty installed just fine, but Fiesty doesnt recongize the existance of my CD Drive, where as my XP partition does
[02:48] <Jack_Sparrow> yes
[02:49] <Lethan> hey... i booted up to ubuntu livecd and my wireless card, wmp54g worked fine, i connected, etc etc. just installed ubuntu, and it's failing to work. on the livecd it showed up as ra0, but when i installed it showed up as ra1... "iwlist ra1 scan" seems to list my router, but when i do "iwconfig ra1 essid _my ssid_" it doesn't seem to set it when i type "iwconfig" again to check...
[02:49] <diabolical77> correct. i want to basically set mine as the default unless i manually connect to others.
[02:49] <emeriste> I'm  thinking of getting a used laptop, but a friend of mine said that Linux has trouble on Laptops.
[02:49] <Crustacean-Bob> Can anyone tell me how to remove google earth with apt-get?
[02:49] <jimmygoon> kitche, it doesn't show up : http://packages.ubuntu.com/cgi-bin/search_packages.pl?keywords=libboost&searchon=names&subword=1&version=feisty&release=all
[02:49] <bruenig> Crustacean-Bob, how did you install it?
[02:49] <Pelo> Thunderfox933,  the way it works is that the lts are very stable and the in between lts are a little more edgy but generaly stable ,  so it very much depends on the features you use
[02:49] <emeriste> He said that Linux wears out Laptop batteries faster.
[02:49] <sauvin> Is 22 KB/s the norm for broadband?