[00:00] <Matic`Makovec> Right, in here you've got...what?  NWNDE.iso?
[00:00] <sudokill> does anyone know if there's an "about:buildconfig" (firefox) type thing for chromium?
[00:00] <CyborgSmurf> Matic`Makovec: yeah, sorry about that
[00:00] <Philosoraptor> edbian: just enabled resize and move in ccsm and it works now thanks for your help!
[00:01] <servan> hi! i have a problem with my touchscreen. it accepts inputs with my finger but after i release my finger from the screen the cursor jumps to the upper left corner of the screen. is there any solution for that?
[00:01] <emap> sudokill: here you have em all about:about
[00:01] <edbian> Philosoraptor, You figured it out! :D
[00:01] <Elda> Perfect thank you!
[00:01] <sudokill> emap cheers for that
[00:01] <CyborgSmurf> Matic`Makovec: btw I changed the name of directory (easier without the spaces and length)
[00:01] <Elda> It now works as it should only requiring me to activate the wireless switch (fn + f2)
[00:01] <roasted> if I install ubuntu, can I uninstall unity? I'm trying to save space as I'm installing it to a 4gb flash drive, and I'd like to install an alternative minimal desktop interface for the very few times I need to manage it via gui
[00:02] <emap> sudokill: welcome
[00:02] <cusith> The laptop has an Intel i7 820qm processor 6GB RAM, ATI 4870m gpu, Dell 1520 wireless card.  Installing from USB flash card. Installation goes smoothly until the step where it allows you to install internet updates and third party mp3 software. It's the step just before it lets you select the HDD you wish to install to. I have tried connecting to my network with both ehternet and wifi, but
[00:02] <cusith> after I click "next" nothing happens. The mouse cursor does an infinite loading symbol.
[00:02]  * Elda is Chii
[00:02] <ry_> exit
[00:02] <emap> cusith: oh a dell, love em
[00:02] <emap> cusith: ok , what system are you on now?
[00:02] <Matic`Makovec> CyborgSmurf, argh. Would you please answer my question? You're currently inside /home/cyborgsmurf/Desktop/NWNDE where you have NWNDE.iso?
[00:02] <jack_^> So i have a machine using the newest nvidia binary drivers. I have a second card that requires the OLDER nvidia drivers. is there a way to make these 2 cards work together to get dual screen?
[00:03] <cusith> A desktop separate from the Alienware.
[00:03] <Philosoraptor> edbian: just now whenever i make a change in compiz the top bar in unity gets messed up and all i can see is black with white lines though everything else works
[00:03] <Kevin`> ubuntu natty isn't loading my disk driver on boot, older versions did. console output: http://kwzs.be/~kevin/xen-natty-boot.txt
[00:03] <emap> cusith: yes i meant operating system sorry
[00:03] <CyborgSmurf> Matic`Makovec: yeah, but when I typed the command I was in my home directory? (sorry, Im a newbie)
[00:03] <Kevin`> also the installer didn't load the network driver, although it found the disk
[00:03] <ry_> /msg nickserv RyanGreene freenoderyan!1
[00:03] <rww> !identify | ry_
[00:03] <Matic`Makovec> CyborgSmurf, no need to apologise for anything. I only need your answers.
[00:03] <cusith> Windows 7.
[00:04] <m1dn1ght> eliam: I am able to mount the share from within the server, yes.
[00:04] <Kevin`> windows 7?
[00:04] <sudokill> emap, ah no buildconfig tho
[00:04] <emap> cusith: ok, are you able to use the live session?
[00:04] <Matic`Makovec> CyborgSmurf, so let's do it like this: mkdir iso; sudo mount -o loop NWNDE.iso iso/
[00:04] <emap> sudokill: no, hardly some informations at about:version
[00:04] <Philosoraptor> edbian: like the icons are still there if i click the top left i get the app launcher thing just the graphics are screwy is there a command to restart it so i dont have to restart my comp every time?
[00:04] <Matic`Makovec> What happens with this, CyborgSmurf ?
[00:04] <Elda> edbian it all works well!   Thanks again for the help xD
[00:04] <cusith> I'm sorry, what do you mean by live session?
[00:05] <eliam> m1dn1ght, ok, at least that is working...
[00:05] <sudokill> emap, i wanted to double check the cflags were used when i compiled it
[00:05] <emap> cusith: when you load it up you re given the choice to "try ubuntu without modifying your pc" (or something like that) can you do it?
[00:05] <eliam> any nfs server logs?
[00:05] <sudokill> emap, dont matter tho
[00:05] <cusith> I will try.
[00:05] <Kevin`> any ideas? this should be a very simple thing to work around at least, if not fix the actual bug
[00:06] <emap> sudokill: sorry im not that informed, only thing i was able to share was that , not really that informed about chromium
[00:06] <CyborgSmurf> Matic`Makovec: it got mounted as a CD on my desktop
[00:06] <Matic`Makovec> CyborgSmurf, now...isn't that just what you wanted?
[00:07] <emap> cusith: are you able to do it right now?
[00:07] <m1dn1ght> eliam: "sudo mount -t nfs4 -o proto=tcp,port=2049 <IP_ADDRESS>:/ /home/m1dn1ght/mnttest/" is the command I run from the server to mount the share (where the ip address is the addy of the same machine I'm on) - strangely, when I changed that ip address to <IP_ADDRESS> or localhost - it wouldn't mount
[00:07] <Matic`Makovec> CyborgSmurf, I take it you can browse it now
[00:07] <CyborgSmurf> Matic`Makovec: Yes, thanks
[00:07] <cusith> Yes, It is loading off the USB as I type.
[00:07] <emap> cusith: perfect
[00:07] <cusith> emap: And is running fine.
[00:07] <emap> cusith: are you on live right now'
[00:07] <CyborgSmurf> Matic`Makovec: Do I need to type this everytime I want to play the game without a CD?
[00:08] <Matic`Makovec> CyborgSmurf, well you can have it permanently mounted
[00:08] <Matic`Makovec> Or you can just copy it's contents to harddrive
[00:09] <cusith> emap: I'm sorry, I do not know what "live" is.
[00:09] <Nick> hello
[00:09] <emap> cusith: live = try ubuntu without installing
[00:09] <CyborgSmurf> Matic`Makovec: okey, thanks for helping me
[00:09] <cusith> emap: Yes, it is running the os.
[00:10] <emap> cusith: please lets try and stress it a bit, are you able to open firefox?
[00:10] <eliam> m1dn1ght, and do you have a firewall on that host?
[00:10] <Guest77370> I just installed Ubuntu 11.04 on my Dell Latitude D630 laptop for the first time and I can't get the wireless internet to work.  Me = LinuxNoob
[00:10] <cusith> emap: Yes.
[00:10] <roasted> if I install ubuntu, can I uninstall unity? I'm trying to save space as I'm installing it to a 4gb flash drive, and I'd like to install an alternative minimal desktop interface for the very few times I need to manage it via gui
[00:11] <emap> cusith: please see if under "more applications --> installed applications" you have something named "install ubuntu"
[00:11] <Chiawalla> do I need like a driver or something?
[00:11] <emap> roasted: yes you can
[00:11] <cusith> emap: I do./
[00:11] <Chiawalla> or should the wireless just work?
[00:11] <roasted> emap, will ubuntu crap itself if I do?
[00:11] <emap> cusith: please start it and see if the install process hangs
[00:11] <emap> roasted: not supposed to, whats your graphic card?
[00:11] <bencc> what's the difference between "hostname" and "hostname -fqdn"?
[00:12] <bencc> which one I set when installing ubuntu?
[00:12] <m1dn1ght> eliam: Nope - only whatever comes as default in 10.04 server edition.  Haven't installed any additional firewall packages.  Like I said before though, I haven't opened any specific port for nfs
[00:12] <roasted> emap, I'm not sure. It's an onboard one and its in mid-install right now
[00:12] <emap> roasted: do you even know the brand? intel ati nvidia?
[00:13] <roasted> emap, I'm not sure. It's an optiplex 330. onboard, so I asume intel.
[00:13] <cusith> emap: Okay, I'm at the "Preparing to install Ubuntu" window. I selected "download updates while installing" and "install third party software". I then selected "Forward". As of now the mouse cursor is looping the loading animation.
[00:13] <eliam> m1dn1ght, you could try telnet'ing from the client to the server on that port to check traffic can get through...
[00:14] <emap> roasted: wow all dell users tonight, im in heaven, yes it should be an intel gma , not sure if the 330 uses arrandale ones or sandy bridge, in that case ubuntu is supposed to work with or without unity, to remove unity you can simply remove anything which has such name from synaptic then choose "ubuntu classic" on login and ubuntu will start without unity
[00:14] <roasted> emap, this thing is a pentium dual core, so its a tad bit older.
[00:14] <emap> cusith: you should try without downloading updates and 3rd party software and see if it works, if it still doesnt we ll try with an alternate install
[00:15] <m1dn1ght> eliam: which port?
[00:15] <emap> roasted: fantastic, just have to hope that your video card is supported, please give me a second to look your computer up
[00:15] <arooni> how do i switch to a virtual desktop using the keyboard.  (ubuntu 10.04)
[00:15] <eliam> m1dn1ght, 2049 at a guess
[00:15] <roasted> emap, I just dont want ubuntu to crap itself if I remove unity. I'm quite happy with xfce or some other minimal gui
[00:16] <emap> roasted: they will all work with all intel integrated cards, you may have problems using 3d with the newest ones (sandy bridge) and some other old gma which werent directly manufactured by intel, im just checking if the old one is your case, but it appears not to be that
[00:17] <emap> roasted: i actually used ubuntu without unity on an intel gma hd and it all worked perfectly
[00:17] <roasted> emap, so if I apt-get install xubuntu-desktop and apt-get remove unity, it'll be fine and won't chit itself?
[00:17] <cusith> emap: It looks as though it is hanging still.
[00:17] <eliam> m1dn1ght, also, try... rpcinfo -u <IP_ADDRESS> nfs
[00:17] <emap> roasted: no it wont, as far as i can tell (experience) xfce wont give you issues with any intel card
[00:18] <eliam> m1dn1ght, sorry, make that rpcinfo -t <IP_ADDRESS> nfs
[00:18] <emap> cusith: one alternative is try with an ubuntu alternate install, less resources consuming and supposed to work most of the times, do you feel like trying it?
[00:19] <cusith> emap: I looked into trying it, but I could not get it to work off of a USB stick. The DVD drive on the laptop is dead. Is there another installation method or a way to make the alternate installation USB compatible?
[00:19] <emap> cusith: please give me a second
[00:20] <campee> how do you boot ubuntu 11.04 into "safe mode" or even into a command prompt? I have no grub menu
[00:20] <rww> campee: hold down shift key at boot to get grub menu
[00:21] <campee> thanks rww
[00:21] <emap> cusith: whats the problem with alternate on usb?
[00:21] <eliam> m1dn1ght, also, rpcinfo -p <IP_ADDRESS> might shed some light.
[00:21] <eliam> m1dn1ght, that's if nfsv4 uses portmap....
[00:22] <ccc> hi all
[00:23] <ccc> i have ubuntu 11.04, but i have a problem with skype and webcam
[00:23] <cusith> emap: I configure the USB with the alternate installation ISO with the program "Universal USB Installer" as per the Ubuntu website's instructions. When the boot screen for the Ubuntu options come up, I select "install" and nothing happens, except the laptop makes a beeping sound.
[00:23] <bencc> what is the difference between hostname and the FQDN hostname?
[00:23] <emap> cusith: does this laptop actually have an operating system?
[00:24] <broc> how do i access the tools to prevent my computer/ubuntu from automatically shutting down after a few minutes without using it?
[00:24] <sudokill> broc it shouldnt do that
[00:24] <cusith> emap: Yes, I am planning on running Windows 7 on one 500GB hard drive and Ubuntu on a second HHD.
[00:24] <m1dn1ght> eliam: that returns "program 100003 version 2 ready and waiting" (and version 3, 4)
[00:24] <sudokill> broc do u mean monitor turns off?
[00:24] <emap> cusith: second internal?
[00:24] <m1dn1ght> eliam: I can't telnet in at that port
[00:24] <broc> no, everythign shuts down
[00:25] <cusith> emap: Yes.
[00:25] <broc> or hibernates, not sure
[00:25] <sudokill> as in powers off instantly, or shuts down properly?
[00:25] <eliam> m1dn1ght what about rpcinfo -p <IP_ADDRESS>
[00:25] <nerdshell> what's the difference between init 0 and shutdown ?
[00:25] <broc> i think it shuts down properly..
[00:25] <sudokill> broc r u on battery
[00:25] <antikoa> broc sounds like an overheat
[00:25] <ccc> i have ubuntu 11.04, but i have a problem with skype and webcam: with a comand PRELOAD ecc. tha webcam go, but only if i run the comand on the shell. i modified the skype button on unity withthe comand but skype don't go
[00:25] <broc> no my laptop is continuously plugged in
[00:25] <emap> cusith: what build you downloaded? 32 or 64 bit one?
[00:25] <sudokill> idk then look in power options
[00:25] <cusith> emap: 64bit.
[00:26] <broc> where are the power options on ubuntu?
[00:26] <sudokill> hmm
[00:26] <sudokill> system settings i think cant remmber
[00:26] <emap> cusith: do you feel like trying a 32bit one? perhaps there are some issues with just that build
[00:26] <sudokill> in the main option screen
[00:26] <broc> k found it, thanks sudokill
[00:27] <nerdshell> what's the difference between init 0 and shutdown ?
[00:27] <sudokill> broc look for something like suspend after x time or turn off hdds after x time whatever
[00:28] <cusith> emap: Is Ubuntu 32 bit capable of taking advantage of all 6GB of my RAM?
[00:28] <scott-ian> Launchpad team for those who use Gnome 3 in Ubuntu: https://launchpad.net/~gnome3-users
[00:28] <sudokill> cusith no
[00:28] <broc> ya found it, thanks sudokill
[00:28] <sudokill> u need 64 bit
[00:28] <sudokill> broc n
[00:28] <sudokill> p
[00:28] <emap> cusith: yes if you use a pae kernel it should be capable
[00:28] <m1dn1ght> eliam: That returns: http://paste.ubuntu.com/612095/ (nfs is on port 2049)
[00:29] <sudokill> cusith u might as well use 64 bit
[00:29] <cusith> emap: Where can I get this kernal and how do I install it
[00:29] <sudokill> using custom kernel etc is worse
[00:29] <emap> cusith: its possible to install it from synaptic
[00:29] <Lunixia> anyone else experiencing the the restricted drivers
[00:29] <Lunixia> active but not currently in use?
[00:29] <emap> Lunixia: yes
[00:30] <nerdshell> in manpages there are always numbers between () after command names, what do they refer to ?
[00:30] <Elda> Yep Lunixia , what pc and driver are you referring to?
[00:30] <Lunixia> nvidia drivers
[00:30] <Axtra> Does anybody know how to edit GRUB's config file?
[00:30] <Elda> Hpmh, couldn't tell you atm :x
[00:31] <cusith> sudokill:Do you know of any reason the 64 bit variant of Ubuntu would hang on install? If not I don't have many other options, than to use a different kernal.
[00:31] <emap> Axtra: please take a look at this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2
[00:31] <sudokill> cusith bad image burn? doubt it but could be idk
[00:31] <sudokill> pae is slightly slower
[00:31] <Axtra> Thank you
[00:31] <emap> Axtra: welcome
[00:32] <sudokill> cusith where does it hang?
[00:32] <sudokill> as its installing
[00:32] <sudokill> ?
[00:32] <nerdshell> in manpages there are always numbers between () after command names, what do they refer to ?
[00:32] <woodworks> nerdshell: i believe they refer to the page number of the man pages,,,,
[00:32] <emap> nerdshell: please make an example
[00:32] <cusith> sudokill: At the "Preparing to install Ubuntu" window. After I select "forward".
[00:32] <sudokill> have u tried the alternative iso?
[00:33] <eliam> m1dn1ght, that should all be working, sorry.  What's your mount command again?
[00:33] <Elda> Why is it that it mentions that the 32bit version of Ubuntu is preferred to the 64 bit?
[00:33] <cusith> sudokill: Cannot get it to run from USB drive, I select install ubuntu, and all the computer does is beep.
[00:33] <Elda> Compatability issues?
[00:33] <xrdodrx> Elda, pretty much yeah
[00:33] <nerdshell> emap: man shutdown  ---> line 24 :  runlevel (7)
[00:33] <nerdshell> woodworks: what do you mean ?
[00:34] <cusith> emap: Thank you for your input.
[00:34] <Elda> Ah; I see.  Oh well, I'll just stick with x64 unless things get too irritating but it's been pretty decent so far.
[00:34] <emap> nerdshell: lots of explanations here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=538991
[00:34] <totok> ok
[00:34] <sudokill> cusith, i have no idea why it just beeps
[00:34] <sudokill> sorry
[00:34] <emap> cusith: welcome, good luck
[00:34] <sudokill> could be anything
[00:34] <GhostFreeman> How do I make a network bridge in 11.04
[00:34] <totok> myip
[00:34] <m1dn1ght> eliam: "sudo mount -t nfs4 -o proto=tcp,port=2049 <IP_ADDRESS>:/ /home/m1dn1ght/Kaylee" is the command I'm running on the client
[00:35] <sudokill> cusith, when it hangs, try deleting all partitions (if ur installing to whole drive) first from livecd
[00:36] <GhostFreeman> is there a way I can make a network bridge from a device plugged into eth0 into my wlan0
[00:36] <sudokill> cusith, when it hangs, try deleting all partitions (if ur installing to whole drive) first from livecd
[00:37] <eliam> m1dn1ght, does "sudo mount <IP_ADDRESS>:/ /home/m1dn1ght/Kaylee" do anything? (without the nfs4 stuff)
[00:37] <cusith> sudokill: Okay.
[00:37] <cusith> sudokill: I'll try.
[00:37] <sudokill> cusith, ok, why cant u install from cd?
[00:38] <sudokill> u on netbook?
[00:38] <nerdshell> emap: that helped, thanks ;)
[00:38] <emap> nerdshell: please also see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Man_page
[00:38] <emap> nerdshell: welcome
[00:38] <m1dn1ght> eliam: hangs the same way
[00:38] <cusith> sudokill: DVD drive is dead.
[00:38] <sudokill> ah ok
[00:39] <socomm> How do I change the default run level?
[00:39] <eliam> m1dn1ght, I'm guessing you restarted the server after adding the exports "or ran 'sudo exportfs -ra' "
[00:40] <Pieces> I've been using a vpn that I setup in the connection manager.  It disconnects sometimes and doesn't reconnect.  Is there a way to set it up to reconnect when it gets disconnected?
[00:40] <maco> socomm:  what are you actually trying to do? changing the runlevel would either make it shutdown, go to single user mode, or reboot, because all other runlevels are the same
[00:40] <m1dn1ght> eliam: yah - I did.  Am I right in thinking the IP in the server's exports file should be the client's IP?
[00:40] <socomm> Ordinarily it's /etc/inittab
[00:40] <solovoy> hi
[00:40] <cusith> sudokill: I tried to format the drive I want to install to with the disk utility tool, but I get the error "Error creating filesystem" Under details it says, "Daemon is inhibited"
[00:40] <solovoy> anyone that uses deadbeef ?
[00:40] <maco> socomm: we don't use init
[00:40] <socomm> maco: no .......
[00:40] <emap> Pieces: tried to check "connect automatically"?
[00:40] <socomm> maco: what do you use?
[00:41] <maco> socomm: in debian land, runlevels 2-5 are identical. ubuntu uses upstart
[00:41] <eliam> m1dn1ght, from that howto, it's the whole subnet.
[00:41] <maco> socomm: the default runlevel is 2
[00:41] <socomm> maco: got you, i'll start there
[00:41] <sudokill> cusith, is this booting fro the usb livcd?
[00:41] <cusith> sudokill: YEs.
[00:41] <maco> socomm: if you just sant to disable the graphical login, you can edit the gdm.conf file in /etc/init/
[00:41] <maco> s/sant/want/
[00:42] <sudokill> hmm
[00:42] <m1dn1ght> eliam: Is that the router's ip ?  i.e. <IP_ADDRESS>?  Tried that too
[00:42] <sudokill> try rebooting and try again
[00:42] <sudokill> ill have a look for you
[00:42] <eliam> m1dn1ght, but from the man /etc/exports the client should work.  try <IP_ADDRESS>/24
[00:42] <socomm> maco: thats exactly what I want to do , thanks for the pointers
[00:44] <sudokill> brb
[00:44] <Andy50> anyone installed natty on a system using a lsi megaraid 9240? Install sees my 12TB raid5 fine, but after reboot I get "error out of disk grub rescue"
[00:44] <Trfsrfr> dual monitors go back to mirror screen after screensaver. how do I keep this from happening?
[00:44] <m1dn1ght> eliam: changed the ip address to <IP_ADDRESS> in /etc/exports and restarted the nfs server - no change though - client still hangs
[00:45] <foxhoundz> Why Ubuntu why! 11.04 is ...so buggy :(
[00:45] <eliam> m1dn1ght, have you got the /24 in there?  pastebin your /etc/exports
[00:45] <foxhoundz> I've stuck with you since dapper...but now...time to call it off. I'm sorry :'(...I'm leaving you for SuSE T_T
[00:46] <Chiawalla> I just installed Ubuntu 11.04 on my Dell Latitude D630 laptop for the first time and I can't get the wireless internet to work.  Me = LinuxNoob
[00:46] <Chiawalla> what do I do?
[00:46] <foxhoundz> check for additional drivers
[00:46] <m1dn1ght> eliam: http://paste.ubuntu.com/612099/
[00:46] <foxhoundz> see if you can get proprietary drivers (if available)
[00:46] <Chiawalla> I did
[00:46] <Chiawalla> how do I get a proprietary driver
[00:46] <teage> #cpp
[00:46] <szal> m1dn1ght: IP addresses ending in .0 and .255 are not normally actually useable, since they usually are the "network" and "broadcast" addresses
[00:47] <Chiawalla> <[00:47] <maco> Chiawalla: check out the Hardware Driver Manager. should be in the System menu I think. if you cant find it, alt+f2 and type "jockey"
[00:47] <maco> Chiawalla: it does require that you be on a wired connection at the time though
[00:47] <m1dn1ght> szal: until a couple of minutes ago the IP address in /etc/exports was the addy of the client also (i.e. <IP_ADDRESS>)
[00:48] <m1dn1ght> szal: just changed to <IP_ADDRESS> at suggestion
[00:48] <eliam> m1dn1ght, silly question but do you have a /export folder on the server?
[00:48] <bdelin88> I am not getting much help on the #suse channel... can anyone help me with this server problem: I have set my Listening port for apache2 in listen.conf to port 1080 and removed the entry for port 80.  I have also forwarded it in the router.  Why is this not working??
[00:48] <Success> guys
[00:48] <Success> need help
[00:48] <SuspiRi4> hi ppl...sorry i just started using ubuntu and i got this error while upgrading.. E:Encountered a section with no package:header, E:Problem with mergeList /var/lib/apt/lists/itit archive.itubuntu.com_ubuntu_dists_natty _main_i18n_Translation-it,
[00:48] <Success> ubuntu slowly failing
[00:48] <Success> I plugged in a wireless keyboard to laptop now built in doesn't work
[00:48] <m1dn1ght> eliam: Yep - and that is what was mounted on the server when I attempted to do it from the same machine
[00:48] <SuspiRi4> sorry for borign u ppl but i dont what it means and what i do have to o
[00:49] <Success> sound doesn't work
[00:49] <Success> and natty won't install
[00:49] <\rainman\> bdelin88: have you restarted the daemon ?
[00:49] <bdelin88> yes :(
[00:49] <Chiawalla> maco - I loaded the "Additional Drivers" window and it says there is a Broadcom STA Wireless driver, which it also says is activated and currently in use
[00:50] <Success> can someone help me please
[00:50] <eliam> m1dn1ght, nfs exports also understands machine names, could try client machine name instead of ip? clutching at straws here though! :-/
[00:50] <SuspiRi4> i need help please
[00:50] <emap> success: with?
[00:50] <Success> will natty have better control over drivers too?
[00:51] <Success> I have 2 problems now
[00:51] <Success> im running 10.10
[00:51] <m1dn1ght> eliam: Sorry - not familiar with machine name?  Is that like the hostname of the other machine (I have tried that too if that's the case :))
[00:51] <eliam> m1dn1ght, yes, hostname
[00:51] <eliam> m1dn1ght, darn it!
[00:51] <Success> I have to use an external keyboard ( built in one isn't working, its os problem )
[00:51] <Success> and sound isn't working
[00:51] <Success> im laptop
[00:52] <Success> but im installing 11.04 ( only if it doesn't take to long, I have very limited internet connectivity time )
[00:52] <szal> .oO( since when do bots have laptop problems? :o )
[00:53] <emap> success: supposed to
[00:53] <Chiawalla> I just installed Ubuntu 11.04 on my Dell Latitude D630 laptop for the first time and I can't get the wireless internet to work.  Me = LinuxNoob . I loaded the "Additional Drivers" window and it says there is a Broadcom STA Wireless driver, which it also says is activated and currently in use
[00:53] <Chiawalla> can anyone help pleeease?
[00:54] <Success> supposed to what
[00:54] <SchighSchagh> Hey. I'm trying to get a computer to load GDM properly on startup even if it doesn't have a monitor attached so that I can VNC into the computer. The computer is 10.10 AMD64
[00:54] <Success> Chaiwalla: there should be a wireless button on the front, press it :)
[00:54] <Success> either that or goto wireless settings and connect
[00:55] <melow01> Hi, I'm on Ubuntu Lucid and I'm about to load a different wi-fi driver but my current wifi is working. is there a way to backup my current driver so that I can revert to it later if I hose the wifi?
[00:55] <Success> can someone fix my sound
[00:55] <Success> and maybe my keyboard
[00:56] <melow01> (whoa, i chimed in at the right time... i see wifi issues above)
[00:56] <Gskellig> how exactly does rc.local work, can I just type commands in there and save it or...?
[00:56] <melow01> Chiawalla, have you checked 'ifconfig' to see if you're getting an ip address? (this would be done at the command line)
[00:57] <Ender2070> when I installed ubuntu, it destroyed the data on the file server on my closet
[00:57] <Ender2070> omfg
[00:57] <SchighSchagh> Hey. I'm trying to get a computer to load GDM properly on startup even if it doesn't have a monitor attached so that I can VNC into the computer. The computer is 10.10 AMD64. Does anybody know how to do this?
[00:57] <Gskellig> i would also like to know that SchighSchagh
[00:58] <Success> someone help fast
[00:58] <Kuwanger> Is there a simple way to find out what and how much memory is being used in VRAM?
[00:58] <Ender2070> why are all my icons on the left
[00:58] <melow01> Chiawalla, if you're comfortable with the command line, I've been poking around on this page to get info about my WiFi card: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/WirelessTroubleShootingGuide/Commands
[00:59] <SuspiRi4> nobody wants to help  me?
[00:59] <Ender2070> i have to move my mouse 4 screens to launch a program
[00:59] <Success> can someone help me withsound
[00:59] <Success> lmao
[00:59] <Success> ender
[00:59] <melow01> Chiawalla, there should be a way to solve your problem in the Ubuntu GUI, I'm just not familiar with that method. Maybe someone else here could chime in.
[00:59] <Success> my sound don't work ubuntu 10 10 laptop
[00:59] <Success> snap g2g in a sec
[01:00] <Success> bye
[01:01] <SchighSchagh> Hey. I'm trying to get a computer to load GDM properly on startup even if it doesn't have a monitor attached so that I can VNC into the computer. The computer is 10.10 AMD64. Does anybody know how to do this?
[01:01] <Axtra> I love coming onto IRCs like this one
[01:02] <Axtra> The people in this channel are lovely and incredibly helpful
[01:02] <Gskellig> they usually are axtra
[01:02] <Axtra> But there are always people in other channels who are utter bastards
[01:02] <m1dn1ght> eliam: Well thanks for all the help my friend.  I appreciate it.  I think I may have to call it a night on this irritating problem and come at it with a fresh head tomorrow.
[01:02] <Gskellig> its particularly busy right now
[01:02] <AaronDCampbell> Where is a good place to get modern laptops with hardware that is supported by Ubuntu?
[01:02] <Gskellig> AaronDCampbell, most hardware is supported, I would pick a laptop you want then check to make sure its supported by ubuntu
[01:02] <Gskellig> before you buy
[01:02] <AaronDCampbell> I know Dell has a few, but they seem to be all their older junk
[01:03] <Gskellig> oh by "supported" you mean comes preinstalled?
[01:03] <AaronDCampbell> Gskellig: Is there a place to check by make/model or do you have to check each piece of hardware
[01:03] <eliam> m1dn1ght, no problem.  I've just tried installing nfs on my box, locally it works fine.  Just setting up a quick virtual machine to connect to it to see if I get the same problems.  I'd also try disabling all firewalls too, just in case...
[01:03] <Gskellig> there probably is
[01:03] <AaronDCampbell> Gskellig: No, I just meant one where someone else has already checked everything :)
[01:03] <Gskellig> i don't know specefically
[01:04] <Axtra> I was wondering if anybody knew where I can find a guide on getting KDE Ubuntu on an eeePC 901
[01:04] <Gskellig> i found a laptop i wanted, and googled "ubuntu on asus ul30vt" and found there were a few issues that were pretty easy to fix
[01:04] <m1dn1ght> eliam: Well, I'll stick around for a while longer - just watching a video in another screen :)
[01:04] <m1dn1ght> AaronDCampbell: http://www.techdrivein.com/2010/09/7-providers-of-pre-installed-linux.html
[01:04] <AaronDCampbell> Gskellig: I'll try that route instead.
[01:04] <m1dn1ght> AaronDCampbell: I've heard good things about System76
[01:04] <AaronDCampbell> Thanks m1dn1ght ...I'll check that link too
[01:04] <Gskellig> AaronDCampbell, i'm sure there is a collection of that information somewhere.
[01:05] <Gskellig> system76 comes with ubuntu, they are a *little* pricy imo but they are a small company, i've heard great things as well
[01:05] <_Tristan> How can I set up a RAID 1 using my root drive, an identical drive (empty), and a gui?
[01:05] <g3ist89> AaronDCampbell: http://www.reddit.com/r/Ubuntu/comments/hi91f/does_anyone_use_a_system76_laptop/
[01:06] <AaronDCampbell> g3ist89: Thanks.
[01:07] <_Tristan> (I'll give you $20 over paypal if you answer my question)
[01:07] <m1dn1ght> AaronDCampbell: Like others - I'd say it's just as worthwhile finding models you like and then checking compatibility also - might be cheaper
[01:08] <melow01> I'm trying to update my broadcom driver and the broadcom website says there is a newer version. how do i check the repositories to see if its available through apt-get?
[01:10] <Gskellig> how exactly does rc.local work, can I just type commands in there and save it or...?
[01:10] <_Tristan> again, $20 to the person who helps me set up a raid 1
[01:11] <Gskellig> _Tristan, whats exactly your issue?
[01:11] <szal> _Tristan: strengthen your Google-fu and save your money ^^
[01:11] <uragano2> Hello! i wrote a script that must be runned as last at startup, so i read on google the steps but it works only same times. can anybody helps?
[01:12] <_Tristan> I've got lots of money and I've been working on this for three days with little sleep. My issue is that I have two drives, I'm running on one of them, and I need it mirrored to the second.
[01:12] <_Tristan> and I'd like it to be with a gui.
[01:12] <Gskellig> not sure if thats possible
[01:12] <Gskellig> you might need to back everything up and start over
[01:12] <Gskellig> or at the least make an image
[01:12] <Gskellig> but i'm no expert
[01:13] <azurepalm> _Tristan, you can try: http://clonezilla.org/
[01:13] <Gskellig> have you seen this thread _Tristan? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=408461
[01:15] <azurepalm> assuming you can have the other drive hooked up to the same PC, it should be relatively simple
[01:15] <jon8> what will tell me in ubuntu what hard drive manufacture and model number?
[01:15] <jon8> for the hard drive i have install
[01:16] <Gskellig> how exactly does rc.local work, can I just type commands in there and save it or...?
[01:17] <szal> jon8: e.g. w/ "smartctl --all /dev/sdX" (replace X w/ the respective letter for the drive)
[01:18] <gamingdroid> I had an accident and I think I deleted my files with a rm -r command. I don't see the files in trash, is there a way to recover?
[01:19] <uragano2> Hello! i wrote a script that must be runned as last at startup, so i read on google the steps but it works only same times. can anybody helps?
[01:20] <IdleOne> !undelete | gamingdroid
[01:21] <rrykua> Hello.
[01:23] <gamingdroid> IdleOne: thanks! I just found a backup of the VM containing Ubuntu. Teaches me a lesson to ues a off-site source code version control in the future.
[01:23] <rrykua> I have a computer at the office that has Windows 7 and Ubuntu 10.04 installed. Sometimes I use this computer remotely (RDP or SSH) and need to reboot into different operating system. To switch from Linux to Windows I just run "sudo reboot" an Windows will load automatically as it's selected as default in grub. However changing back is difficult. The easiest option so far that I have found is to install ext3/ext4 driver and modify gru
[01:24] <IdleOne> rrykua: your message got cut off at driver and modify gr
[01:24] <number9> Hey on a fresh install of xubuntu 11.4 with some updates and a few programs, if I open thunar and click my home directory it gives me an error: "Failed to open directory: "user"; Error stating file '/home/user/.gvfs': Transport endpoint is not connected"
[01:25] <number9> In bash I can list the contents of my home directory, but get the same error if I try to cd or ls ~/.gvfs
[01:25] <number9> Any ideas?
[01:25] <sudokill> IdleOne he meant grub
[01:25] <sudokill> i think
[01:25] <rrykua> IdleOne: Thanks for telling. Here is the rest: and modify grub configuration from Windows. Is there an easier way?
[01:25] <crunchbang_noob> guys
[01:25] <crunchbang_noob> i need your help
[01:25] <sudokill> with what
[01:26] <crunchbang_noob> how do i install devede in crunchbang
[01:26] <crunchbang_noob> ?.
[01:26] <szal> !crunchbang
[01:26] <IdleOne> ask in #crunchbang
[01:26] <rrykua> Also as far as I remember Ubuntu is using newer version of ext filesystem by default that is not supported by any existing driver for Windows. :(
[01:26] <crunchbang_noob> it already took me more than 6 hour how
[01:26] <crunchbang_noob> tnx
[01:26] <sudokill> crunchbang_noob, well i hope it works better than in arch
[01:26] <crunchbang_noob> ill check that out
[01:26] <sudokill> gl
[01:27] <rrykua> Would be nice to have an option in Windows: "Reboot into Ubuntu" and in Ubuntu: "Reboot into Windows".
[01:27] <szal> sudokill: from your perspective or from his? ;)
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[01:27] <Gskellig> holy crap lol
[01:28] <sudokill> rrykua, easybcd has an option but i dont think u can use it wiht linux
[01:28] <sudokill> rrykua, it has a program to select what os to reboot into
[01:29] <rrykua> sudokill: thanks for that... i will look into it
[01:29] <szal> the KDE shutdown dialog has that too, but I guess that won't help on the console
[01:29] <szal> but that shows that it's possible
[01:29] <crunchbang_noob> sudo kill noby in #crunchbang is answering my question
[01:29] <necromancer> how do you get to mysql CLI in ubuntu 10? when i type `mysql` it activates `/etc/init.d/mysql`
[01:29] <crunchbang_noob> huhuhu
[01:29] <szal> !patience | crunchbang_noob
[01:29] <crunchbang_noob> i really need devede
[01:30] <crunchbang_noob> ok
[01:30] <crunchbang_noob> patience is a virtue
[01:30] <szal> LjL: too late :P
[01:30] <YankDownUnder> crunchbang_noob, DeeVeeDee?
[01:30] <sudokill> crunchbang, sorry ive never used crunchbang
[01:30] <sudokill> so idk
[01:30] <necromancer> openbox is nice though ;)
[01:30] <sudokill> shame there arent many good alternatives to devede its good
[01:30] <necromancer> just in general
[01:31] <LjL> szal: not really, no, i know what i'm doing :)
[01:32] <crunchbang_noob> ok thats ok sudokill
[01:32] <necromancer> i have mysql installed but i can't access it =\
[01:35] <olskolirc> is there a web flash or java link to this channel somewhere?
[01:35] <KM0201> !java
[01:36] <KM0201> !flash
[01:36] <georgie> !flash
[01:36] <roasted> Question - when you install Ubuntu from the alternate CD and set up a raid array, do the disks fully sync during the installation or do they do that job after the installation completes?
[01:37] <cfedde> It starts doing "raid stuff" as soon as it is set up.
[01:39] <bluenail> Hey I'm trying to get my Xubuntu to have the OPTION of running Unity like stock Ubuntu for demonstration purposes.  I did an apt-get install unity but when I log in to "Ubuntu" session, no window manager starts. Ideas?
[01:40] <edbian> bluenail, switch to tty1, kill Xorg, run unity, switch to tty7, look at tty1 for errors
[01:40] <edbian> bluenail, That's what I would do
[01:41] <b44> How to list a file in a directory which has not a specific size ???
[01:41] <bluenail> edbian, run unity from tty1 or from session manager or from failsafe?
[01:41] <edbian> bluenail, Run it from tty1
[01:42] <edbian> bluenail, I didn't even mention failsafe
[01:42] <szal> rrykua: http://askubuntu.com/questions/42390/one-click-shutdown-ubuntu-and-load-into-alternative-bootup
[01:42] <ssfdre38> you should have the floodBots fix to have a delay on the invite to this channel
[01:43] <bluenail> edbian well, that is how I usually test window managers from command line, so I was unsure, it has been a LONG time since I've played with X much, so I didn't even know you could launch it from a tty without an X session running.
[01:43] <bluenail> edbian thanks, bbl (or not if I get any error messages I can make head or tail of!)
[01:43] <edbian> bluenail, I think it will start an xserver
[01:43] <qin> b44: ls -lh (Can you reformulate question?)
[01:43] <edbian> oh nm, bye
[01:44] <eliam> m1dn1ght, fixed! :-)
[01:44] <geeksmith> edbian: i think you just put "unity" into .xinitrc and run startx
[01:45] <eliam> m1dn1ght, got the same behaviour, until I fixed the /etc/hosts.allow file on the server
[01:45] <b44> qin: wanted to know which file in a directory has not the size 56. Solved it by sorting ;)
[01:46] <eliam> m1dn1ght, add "ALL: ALL <IP_ADDRESS>/24" to your /etc/hosts.allow.  You might want to check who this allows in the man page, for security, but see if that works first! :-)
[01:46] <pj> Hey, I'm having trouble re-installing a package.  Apparently it wants to run a post-removal script that errors out because it has already removed a file required by the script.  I need to tell dpkg to go ahead and forcibly remove the package anyways so I can turn around and install it again.  How do I do that?
[01:47] <maco> pj:  double-check "man dpkg" but i think its --force-remove
[01:48] <slgma> anyone else greatly disapointed in natty
[01:48] <john_rambo>  Hi I am trying to install Ubuntu minimal to a Physical HDD which is connected to my PC using IDE cable ....How to add the HDD to VM?
[01:48] <eliam> m1dn1ght, I'm off for a well deserved cup of tea but let me know if it works...
[01:48] <taglass> slgma: !ot
[01:48] <john_rambo> I mean Virtual Machine
[01:48] <slgma> unity looks like windows 7 with down syndrome, the overlay scrollbars are a joke.....and it messed up my video drivers so they wont work on my led tv anymore
[01:48] <slgma> only does 1024x768 instead of 1920x1080
[01:48] <maco> slgma: could you stay away from the comparisons to disabilities please?
[01:49] <slgma> sorry
[01:49] <maco> thanks
[01:49] <pj> maco: no --force-remove, but I may just try --force-all, heh
[01:49] <slgma> anyone else experience any nvidia driver issues when upgrading to natty?
[01:49] <geeksmith> pj: if dpkg won't do it, you can edit the post-removal script to comment the line that removes the file
[01:49] <slgma> not to mention half my friends had to mount their hdd manually to fix the upgrade
[01:49] <dibs> does anyone else have redraw issues on natty with amd? have to resize an app to get current draw of it?
[01:49] <slgma> since it made their computers unbootable
[01:50] <cheezit> pj: have you tried just touch'ing the file so it is there for the script?
[01:50] <pj> cheezit: I think it wants to actually execute the file
[01:50] <pj> hang on, I'll pastebin the error
[01:51] <pj> maco geeksmith cheezit: http://pastebin.com/rgCwiF1m
[01:51] <pie_> im on 11.04, how can i increase  my resolution past the maximum in the gui configuration program?
[01:51] <eliam> slgma, all good here.
[01:51] <slgma> anyone use nvidia drivers on an LED tv
[01:51] <slgma> with a vga cable
[01:52] <slgma> worked flawlessly on 10.10
[01:52] <pie_> It suddenly got smaller this boot
[01:52] <slgma> at 1920x1080, now it only does 1024x768 and acts like it doesnt do a higher resolution than that
[01:52] <pie_> ^
[01:52] <pie_> except idk my native resolution
[01:52] <cheezit> pj: have you tried downloading the deb and forcing a reinstall?
[01:53] <pj> cheezit: yes, I get the same errors when I try to reinstall
[01:53] <pj> cheezit: I'll show you that as well
[01:53] <AMDphreak> VGA is standard. If the driver works with VGA's output requirements and the TV's VGA adapter works with the input requirements it should work.
[01:53] <geeksmith> pj: if you don't want to edit the prerm script, you could try "ln -s /bin/true /usr/local/Brother/sane/setupSaneScan2"
[01:53] <AMDphreak> Although that's no comprehensive analysis.
[01:53] <pj> http://pastebin.com/NK49J7iH
[01:53] <m1dn1ght> eliam: trying that now
[01:54] <eliam> slgma, binary drivers often have issues between releases.  If you look at BinaryDriverHowto/Nvidia, it says about removing xserver-xorg-video-nouveau.  Are you actually using the nvidia drivers?
[01:54] <dibs> man natty is so close to putting me off ubuntu, I loved natty but it's so damn buggy
[01:54] <pj> geeksmith: good idea, I'll give that a try
[01:54] <whiteda> slgma - I am using a widescreen monitor an Natty upgrade has made my  main drive unbootable -  is there a website or forum article showing how to fix?
[01:55] <pie_> I had it working fine before, my resolution was the same size as now, i disassembled/reassembled everything(unplugged and such, didnt actually disassemble my computer)when moving my computer to a different room and i had  a much higher resolution
[01:55] <pj> geeksmith: that worked, thanks, now to see if my problem is actually fixed, heh
[01:55] <pie_> suddenly its back to this small one of 1024x768 and wont allow me togo higher
[01:55] <szal> whiteda: what has the one (widescreen) to do w/ the other (boot issue)?
[01:56] <Guest26028> XChat-GNOME 0.26.1 >> “Listen very carefully, I shall say this only once.” :D
[01:56] <taglass> whiteda: You'll get much farther by being less vague.
[01:56] <edbian> Is there a way to re-arrange the icons in the unity bar??
[01:57] <taglass> edbian: grab the iocon, drag it out, drag it to new position
[01:57] <edbian> taglass, Ahhhh, clever
[01:57] <NictraSavios> Alright. At work, i use backtrack. for Personal, i use Ubuntu. They are both Ubuntu in nature, and the question i am asking could be also asked as "how do i do this with Xubuntu and Ubuntu" so this suuport channel IS the place to ask it. What I want to do, is take backtrack, and Build it back into Ubuntu, With all the tools still there.
[01:57] <pie_> anyone? :(
[01:57] <NictraSavios> In short, how do i merge 2 ubuntu bassed distros.
[01:57] <ion-> can i restrict a repo to only look at specific packages?
[01:57] <ion-> i only want a specific package from a different repo and i dont want it to update other packages from that repo
[01:57] <r3x> erver irc.ir4dex.net
[01:58] <edbian> ion-, Look at synaptic
[01:58] <ion-> edbian: this is on server deploys
[01:58] <ion-> edbian: no gui, noninteractive
[01:59] <pj> yes, it's all good, thanks everyone for the help.  I think I can blame Brother for not packaging their scanner driver properly, heh.
[01:59] <NictraSavios> oops, internet went donw
[01:59] <edbian> NictraSavios, it's still up
[01:59]  * eliam checks the status of the internet.
[01:59] <NictraSavios> My connection to it did >.<
[01:59] <whiteda> ok - I saw slgma comments above about unbootable disk and comment about widescreen - I have both - on my dual boot dell the windows partition on sda is now unmountible according to windows and the natty upgrade on sdb is mot functional either  All after upgrading to Natty
[02:00] <edbian> NictraSavios, You're using it to talk to us
[02:00] <edbian> NictraSavios, :P
[02:00] <NictraSavios> Anyway, any awnser to my query. Sorry the typing is sloppy. I'm rather rushed currently.
[02:01] <eliam> NictraSavios, I'd just install the *buntu you want and then install all the packages you want.  Apt is pretty good like that.
[02:01] <NictraSavios> Its not that simple
[02:01] <eliam> NictraSavios, why not?
[02:01] <pretendo> omg grub wont install to /dev/sda wtf
[02:02] <pretendo> lol
[02:02] <pretendo> sorry
[02:02] <NictraSavios> Backtracks kernel is optomised for the tools. Its also very stripped down. Only the root user, creating another user is difficult. Its ment to be run, used, logged off.
[02:02] <NictraSavios> The configuration needs to be restored.
[02:02] <whiteda> anyway just realized I'm in the wrong place - my upgrade was Kubuntu - I'll look there for help - thanks
[02:03] <mark_y_mark> Hello, I have a problem with a fresh install, can I ask for help here?
[02:03] <NictraSavios> So copy /etc? anyway. I'm also askin in their irc, what they did to it so i can reverse it.
[02:03] <xangua> backtrack is not supproted here NictraSavios , try #backtrack-linux
[02:03] <NictraSavios> But i need general Ubuntu support.
[02:03] <NictraSavios> What im asking in a GENERAL Ubuntu question, could be asked between any 2 distros
[02:03] <NictraSavios> How do i merge 2 Ubuntu bassed distros.
[02:03] <ViN86> bo ringer here
[02:04] <ViN86> wrong channel :o
[02:04] <geeksmith> pj: glad it worked!
[02:04] <taglass> NictraSavios: That's not really and enduser support question.  You might have etter luck on the developer mailing lists.
[02:04] <taglass> s/and/an/
[02:05] <eliam> NictraSavios, and you should probably define what you mean by *merge*.  Like I said, if you installed the ubuntu you wanted, you can install all the tools via apt.
[02:06] <NictraSavios> But what about the configuation. Like th fact that on one, gdm dosent start on load. and the internet isnt connected automaticly
[02:06] <NictraSavios> The network manager isnt even installed.
[02:06] <NictraSavios> Could i copy the /etc from 10.04 (what its bassed on) and install the packages from it, would that work?
[02:06] <eliam> NictraSavios, so uninstall it?  And setup the init.d however you want it.  The good thing about Linux is you can configure it anyway you like!
[02:07] <NictraSavios> I dont know how to work Init.d, Only init experance i have it with rc.conf under Arch Linux
[02:07] <pretendo> i cant get grub to even wrok in ubuntu wow
[02:07] <jeffx> just finished installing 11.04.  Unity is ggoing to take some getting used to.
[02:08] <eliam> NictraSavios, I'm still a bit confused about the aim though?  Take BT and make it more user friendly?
[02:08] <NictraSavios> Any good documentation you recomend?
[02:08] <cheezit> NictraSavios: why would you mess with BackTrack? it works perfectly
[02:08] <NictraSavios> My full project is this. Take BT, restore it to a fully Functional desktop, Upgrade it to 10.10, then merge it into Linux Mint 11
[02:08] <eliam> NictraSavios, man update-rc.d
[02:09] <NictraSavios> cheezit, Because i have to use it as a desktop. Its annoying have 2 distros. One for work, One for personal.
[02:10] <NictraSavios> cheezit, create a non root user, try and use it to watch a movie, graphical login. Try it, its not easy.
[02:10] <cheezit> NictraSavios: useradd
[02:10] <NictraSavios> Backtrack linux forums is helping me get it back to functional. One of the devs gave me a change log.
[02:11] <cheezit> NictraSavios: change xinit to gdm or similar
[02:11] <xangua> NictraSavios: good for you, and again this is not the backtrack channel
[02:11] <NictraSavios> cheezit, nah, bro, of course. Now what groups, what main group, setup gdm, oh did i mention the logout applet fails to load? The config cdosent work. They are all Ubuntu Questions
[02:11] <NictraSavios> God dangit, read what i said please? after i have it useable, it is for all intensive purposes, 10.04 LTS.
[02:12] <cusith> Can anyone please help me find a copy of the netboot version of Ubuntu 11.04?
[02:12] <crunchbang_noob> everyone i need your help correct me  if i am wrong did
[02:12] <NictraSavios> So then it falls into this channel
[02:12] <crunchbang_noob> i add sources to my sources.list like this
[02:12] <crunchbang_noob> ##
[02:12] <crunchbang_noob> #deb frp://ftp.debian-multimedia.org squeeze manin non-free
[02:12] <crunchbang_noob> did i do it ryt?
[02:12] <mark_y_mark> does anyone have any problems printing after a fresh install of Ubuntu 11.04?
[02:12] <rww> NictraSavios: No, it isn't, and no, it doesn't. #ubuntu supports Ubuntu and official derivatives, not Backtrack or Mint.
[02:12] <NictraSavios> Let me get to the heart of what Im asking without all the backround annoyance.
[02:12] <rww> crunchbang_noob: Which version of Ubuntu are you using?
[02:13] <eliam> NictraSavios, I'd install 10.04 LTS + the extra packages you want, if you want a decent desktop with some security tools.
[02:13] <NictraSavios> It will be, for all intesive purposes. Since the config and package list will be identacle. even the branding.
[02:13] <mark_y_mark> Ubuntu 11.04 - the Natty Narwhal
[02:13] <eliam> NictraSavios, or something newer
[02:13] <crunchbang_noob> crunch_bang
[02:13] <NictraSavios> When im done, there will be no differance between what i have, and 10.04. So this is the place to ask it.
[02:13] <crunchbang_noob> :)
[02:13] <rww> NictraSavios: No, it isn't. Also, it's "intents and purposes"
[02:13] <m1dn1ght> eliam: Hey dude - I got it working - thanks for all your help!!
[02:13] <crunchbang_noob> i feel like i dont really belong here
[02:13] <rww> crunchbang_noob: then ask in the Crunchbang channel. #ubuntu is for Ubuntu and official derivatives.
[02:13] <crunchbang_noob> :)
[02:13] <eliam> m1dn1ght, :-)
[02:13] <taglass> NictraSavios: minor correction  "intents and purposes"
[02:14] <NictraSavios> Intensive purposes. * I'm typing fast because i want this conversation to be short.
[02:14] <crunchbang_noob> i did but nobodies answering
[02:14] <tjiggi_fo> NictraSavios, then just install 10.04 and stop being annoying
[02:14] <KM0201> crunchbang_noob: you don't, thats why.. :)
[02:14] <crunchbang_noob> :)
[02:14] <m1dn1ght> eliam: Really appreciate all the help - but I really now must sleep :)  thanks again
[02:14] <crunchbang_noob> lol
[02:14] <eliam> m1dn1ght, no worries.  Like I said, double check the security on that hosts thing as I'm not sure who you've *allowed*
[02:14] <crunchbang_noob> ahehehe this is ubuntus room lol
[02:14] <KM0201> crunchbang_noob: they have a forum.
[02:14] <NictraSavios> I cant. Then i will not be able to do any work on it.
[02:14] <m1dn1ght> eliam: Yeah - will do - good to know what the root of the problem is at any rate
[02:14] <m1dn1ght> byee
[02:14] <crunchbang_noob> anyway thank you guys
[02:14] <NictraSavios> Your asking pointless information. What you asking me is regardless because im asking about stuff AFTER that.
[02:14] <cheezit> NictraSavios: if adding users and groups from the command line presents problems, you have bitten off more than you can chew
[02:16] <geeksmith> cusith: http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/natty/main/installer-amd64/current/images/netboot/
[02:16] <pie_> How can I increase my screen resolution past what is in the configuration program?
[02:16] <pie_> I'm using 11.04
[02:16] <KM0201> pie_: whats your graphics device?
[02:16] <pie_> Im not suuuure...
[02:16] <cusith> geeksmith: Thanks!
[02:16] <KM0201> ..
[02:16] <pie_> How would I look?
[02:17] <KM0201> pie_: lspci in a terminal should show it.
[02:17] <itaylor57> KM0201: o/
[02:17] <KM0201> itaylor57: o/
[02:17] <pie_> 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 4 Series Chipset Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 03)
[02:17] <pie_> MY current limit is 1024x768 but I had it larger last boot
[02:17] <KM0201> pie_: i seem to recall reading some issues w/ that chipset..
[02:17] <KM0201> !res | pie_
[02:17] <pie_> I think my system hung with a black screen and sound was looping.
[02:18] <pie_> That happend a few times before actually.
[02:18] <pie_> Not regularly though.
[02:18] <Navion> So, what's the answer about slow ripping? Seems like a 48:1 CD drive should run pretty fast. No conversion involved. It's 44.1 Ksps-16 bit CD to a 44.1 Ksps-16 bit .wav file. But it's very slow.
[02:18] <pie_> Ok thanks I'll try that
[02:26] <pie_> would there be any drawbacks to xrandr --newmode or --addmode if the mode doesnt exist?
[02:26]  * pie_ doesnt know what it means for a mode to exist.
[02:26] <julian_c> Possible damage to the display...?
[02:27] <eliam> pie_, or maybe the video card?
[02:27] <pie_> >.>
[02:27] <pie_> ouch...
[02:27] <pie_> I want my large resolution back! >.<
[02:27] <NictraSavios> I have Ubuntu 10.04 LTS. I have some packages that I installed from unsupported Repos. When i Upgrade, Will it remove these packages.
[02:27] <eliam> pie_, doubt it though.  Probably just a fuzzy screen and a horrid noise.
[02:27] <pie_> Its LCD btw.
[02:28] <eliam> NictraSavios, My upgrade automatically deselected all the unsupported stuff and marked it as something like '*disabled during upgrade*'
[02:28] <EagleScreen> i have my home folder ecrypted, I removed the Ubuntu installation from what I did the encryption, but i have the passphrase, can I recover the files from other Linux installation?
[02:29] <NictraSavios> Thank you (to all those who here here 20 minutes ago... was that sooo hard? Seriously?)
[02:29] <eliam> NictraSavios, ?
[02:29] <pie_> eliam, I just reinstalled from a CD instead of upgrading
[02:29] <NictraSavios> Nevermind. Just unsupported support channel, who tries to find ways of getting out of helping people.
[02:30] <pie_> and I had a low resolution then IDK what happened and I had a high resolution for one boot, now its back to low.
[02:30] <pie_> so should I try addmode or newmodE?
[02:30] <eliam> pie_, like someone else kind of suggested, I'd check the video driver support.  Check there's nothing funny with the kernel drivers for that hardware.
[02:31] <eliam> NictraSavios, Is this just random trolling?
[02:31] <EagleScreen> can I recover my files in my case?
[02:31] <rww> NictraSavios: You have been told, repeatedly, that Ubuntu is not for unofficial derivatives. Go find somewhere else to ignore the rules of.
[02:31] <pie_> Ok, BTW dude@dude:~$ xrandr
[02:31] <pie_> Screen 0: minimum 320 x 200, current 1024 x 768, maximum 8192 x 8192
[02:31] <rntz> Does anyone know how to grab the kernel config from a running ubuntu livecd?
[02:31] <pie_> Theres that maximum sooo...
[02:31] <rntz> a la cat /proc/config.gz on a gentoo livecd?
[02:32] <pie_> Oh by the way I'm using the "Ubuntu Classic(no effects)" setup not the Unity stuff.
[02:33] <surrentino> hi there, i need help. I downloaded the iso file of ubuntu and then i burn it on a cd.. What i have to do now?
[02:33] <sudokill> put the disk in
[02:33] <pie_> put it in your computer, reboot.
[02:33] <julian_c> If necessary, press the key to give you a boot menu (usually F12, sometimes ESC).
[02:34] <sudokill> boot from the disc a baby can do it
[02:35] <surrentino> sorry i miss something, when i press F9 to start from internal cd/dvd device, after 5 seconds keeps start windows vista
[02:35] <eliam> rntz, /boot/config-*
[02:36] <zacharyalexstern> Oh man, gwibber takes maybe 1/3 of a second to change "columns" even with NO ACCOUNTS CONFIGURED. That's hilarious.
[02:36] <rntz> eliam: thank you
[02:36] <eliam> rntz, no probs.
[02:36] <surrentino> how can i solve my problem?
[02:36] <katsrc> how do i fix the fullscreen bug with adobe flash?
[02:37] <taglass> surrentino: roughly how many files are on the disc you burned.  You didn't just burn the iso as a file onto the disc did you?
[02:37] <pcgeek32147> dose any1 if theres anything like netmeeting 4 ubuntu besides vnc
[02:37] <surrentino> yes i do.. now i should know what you're talking about...
[02:38] <eliam> pcgeek32147, sharing the screen or teleconferencing (ala skype)?
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[02:39] <rww> Spam, please ignore ^
[02:39] <zacharyalexstern> So . . .  I have just installed ubuntu and on loading ti says something about unity not supporting my hardware and my desktop looks like windows 3.1 .. what happened to the nice graphics.. this never use to happen.  Im on vbox but i had karma on vbox and it worked pefectly.
[02:40] <ouyes> why this spam keep flooding the channel?
[02:41] <rww> ouyes: because some silly people enjoy seeing the reaction they get from it. hint hint ;)
[02:41] <zacharyalexstern> My laptop is Quad Core with 16gb RAM, I have plenty of spare cycles/memory. Gwibber can have 4 f*****g GB of ram if it would just work properly.
[02:42] <pcgeek32147> elima: screen sharing
[02:42] <zacharyalexstern> In Ubuntu, if I want to create a vimrc file for my user, do I just copy /etc/vim/vimrc to ~username/.vimrc?
[02:42] <Snakkah> Hi everyone. I have a question for you all. Has anyone done an Ubuntu 11.04 minimal install with Gnome 3 successfully? If so, are you experiencing any problems or is everything running overall smoothly?
[02:43] <rww> Snakkah: GNOME 3 isn't officially supported on 11.04. There's a PPA for it, but it's not stable or recommended by us.
[02:43] <rww> !gnome3
[02:43] <pcgeek32147> elima: screen sharing
[02:43] <Snakkah> rww, do you have any idea if it WILL be officially supported in the future?
[02:44] <rww> Snakkah: I think the plan is to have it in 11.10.
[02:45] <l1nuxman> doesn't linux automatically create a home directory for a new added user? i.e. with 'useradd joe'
[02:46] <nit-wit> should
[02:46] <l1nuxman> doesn't
[02:46] <maco> l1nuxman: i think adduser does it
[02:46] <maco> l1nuxman: not useradd
[02:46] <rww> l1nuxman: depends which tool you use. You should probably be using adduser instead of useradd, as useradd's manpage says.
[02:46] <eliam> pcgeek32147, I recently tried wiggio.com.  Web based and seems to work for that.
[02:46] <eliam> pcgeek32147, other users were on various os's and nobody had any issues.
[02:46] <rww> pcgeek32147: If I could help, I would have. Please don't PM me :)
[02:46] <roasted> Question - I have a raid1 array via software raid with MDADM in Ubuntu 11.04. I just powered the system off and unplugged 1 of the 2 drives and powered up and the drive did NOT mount. is this normal? I thought the other drive should carry on.
[02:47] <maco> l1nuxman: reason to want a user without a home dir:  system accounts not human accounts   (if you're about to ask why the other exists)
[02:47] <nit-wit> maco, I think your correct i thought thay meant if they add a user.;)
[02:47] <mactimes> Does anybody know if KDE has any sort of application like gnome-keyring?  I used to have my private key password saved on gnome-keyring, but couldn't do the same with KDE wallet thing.
[02:47] <l1nuxman> oh ok thanks
[02:47] <xangua> mactimes: kwallet¿
[02:47] <maco> mactimes: kwallet is the thing, but i dont think there's a plugin for it to do ssh key passphrases yet
[02:47] <mactimes> xangua, Yeah.  That won't do.
[02:47] <maco> mactimes: ssh-add on the command line can unlock a key for the session though
[02:47] <pcgeek32147> eliam can i pm u plz
[02:48] <Logan_> !pm | pcgeek32147
[02:48] <mactimes> maco, Humm. Thanks.
[02:48] <cusith> I am trying to netboot Ubuntu to a pc on my network. The pc acting as server is a Windows 7 machine running Tftpd32. I get an error on the pc I am netbooting: PXE-T01:File not found, PXE-E3B: TFTP Error - File not found...
[02:49] <paperboy> hi. I have just installed ubuntu and on loading ti says something about unity not supporting my hardware and my desktop looks like windows 3.1 .. what happened to the nice graphics.. this never use to happen.  Im on vbox but i had karma on vbox and it worked pefectly.
[02:50] <mactimes> maco, Just tried that.  Worked like a charm.  Thank you very much for the prompt and precise reply. ;-)
[02:50] <webgh0st> Is it a bug that metacity and gnome power manager use 100% cpu, I can kill them and all is well
[02:51] <tensorpudding> paperboy: natty in virtualbox?
[02:51] <tensorpudding> paperboy: you need the guest additions, and they don't support the version of X.org in natty
[02:51] <jgould> webgh0st: I've been bitten by that bug...
[02:51] <nit-wit> paperboy, have you updated, and upgraded the install and added the guest additions. Vbox uses it's own drivers.
[02:51] <Guest62225> hello
[02:51] <Guest62225> i want to change back to windows
[02:51] <webgh0st> It only happens when I wake up from sleep/hibernation
[02:51] <paperboy> oh no
[02:51] <paperboy> forgot
[02:52] <paperboy> heh
[02:52] <paperboy> thanks
[02:52] <FloodBot1> paperboy: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:52] <tensorpudding> paperboy: i.e. it doesn't work for 11.04 and VirtualBox yet, due to version mismatch
[02:52] <Guest62225> i have a windows 7 cd but my pc wont recognize it
[02:52] <nit-wit> Guest62225, do you need to remove linux and get your MS boot back?
[02:52] <Guest62225> yes so i can boot from the windows 7 install cd?
[02:52] <Guest62225> cuz its not regonizing it
[02:52] <pcgeek32147> hay nit wit
[02:53] <tony_> what is the sorce to upgrade to to ubuntu 11.04
[02:53] <Blue1> Guest62225: sounds more like a bios issue
[02:53] <nit-wit> pcgeek32147, hey.;)
[02:53] <Guest62225> when i installed ubuntu it removed some FAT stuff
[02:53] <webgh0st> Guest62225 try hitting f12 or an f key to enter the boot options menu, or change the bios to boot form cd
[02:53] <Guest62225> is that it?
[02:53] <Guest62225> i did
[02:53] <Guest62225> fat files
[02:54] <eliam> Guest62225, if the win7 dvd is bootable then the state of the harddrive shouldn't matter.
[02:54] <cusith> Can anyone help me resolve the error I am getting whilst trying to netboot Ubuntu 11.04?
[02:54] <Guest62225> i just booted from a laptop
[02:54] <sabgenton>     /usr/lib/telepathy/telepathy-sofiasip  has G729
[02:54] <Guest62225> so it is bootable
[02:54] <nit-wit> tony_, the source?
[02:54] <sabgenton> is this for reall?
[02:54] <Guest62225> to be sure, i did that
[02:54] <sabgenton> It costs usually
[02:54] <roasted> Question - I have a raid1 array via software raid with MDADM in Ubuntu 11.04. I just powered the system off and unplugged 1 of the 2 drives and powered up and the drive did NOT mount. is this normal? I thought the other drive should carry on.
[02:55] <sabgenton> best voip codec
[02:55] <pcgeek32147> nit-wit: i still need help lol
[02:55] <renosis> elda, remember I was here yesterday, asking about my antiquated software that had the old antiquated file browser that didn't allow double clicking? And you showed me a screenshot to verify the file browser? What was the name of that obsolete system?
[02:55] <sabgenton> how do I hunt down  codecs
[02:55] <nit-wit> pcgeek32147, whats up?
[02:56] <eliam> roasted, thought raid1 was a copy?  should have worked without 1 drive.
[02:56] <renosis> edbian, I meant...  remember I was here yesterday, asking about my antiquated software that had the old antiquated file browser that didn't allow double clicking? And you showed me a screenshot to verify the file browser? What was the name of that obsolete system?
[02:56] <pcgeek32147> still cant upgrade
[02:56] <webgh0st> eliam raid1 is a mirror yep
[02:57] <roasted> eliam, I dont know man. I'm using raid1, and 1 drive wont work.
[02:57] <orbital_> Hi folks, can anyone help me set up my broadcom wireless card with 11.04?
[02:57] <eliam> roasted, doesn't sound right.  Sure it's raid1?!
[02:57] <webgh0st> roasted raid1 is simply a mirror array
[02:57] <roasted> eliam, md0: active raid1 sda1 (0) sdb1 (1).
[02:57] <roasted> webgh0st, right, but this guide said test your array, power off, unplug 1 drive, power up, you should be still working.
[02:58] <roasted> webgh0st, yet mine didnt. it just said "could not mount /media/NAS" when Itried each drive independently
[02:58] <zen_monkey> what's the best driver to use with a TNT2?
[02:58] <orbital_> I followed both sets of instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx#b43 and still can't get it working.
[03:00] <roasted> .
[03:00] <nit-wit> ! pm | tony_
[03:01] <edbian> orbital_, what card do you have?
[03:01] <orbital_> PCI ID: 14e4:4325
[03:01] <KB1PKL> Are the repositories for ubuntu-server the same as the main ubuntu version?
[03:01] <orbital_> It worked with some haggling under 10.04.
[03:01] <edbian> orbital_, bcm43xx   ??  what are x and y ?
[03:02] <orbital_> bcm43xg
[03:02] <edbian> orbital_, I am very confident we can get it working.  Are you online some other way?
[03:02] <orbital_> My lappy is online, and I have a usb key to shift packages across.
[03:02] <edbian> orbital_, I was looking for something like BCM4306 or BCM4311
[03:03] <orbital_> According to the chart on http://wireless.kernel.org/en/users/Drivers/b43#Known_PCI_devices, it's supposed to be BCM4306, but that's not what comes up under lspci.
[03:03] <eliam> roasted, sorry, I'd only be guessing.  I gave up on raid when I realised my hardware was fake raid.  Is the drive manually mountable?
[03:04] <edbian> orbital_, what does it say under lspci ??
[03:04] <roasted> eliam, I just realized Ihad the wrong port disabled with my sata ports in bios
[03:04] <orbital_> Yeah, lspci says BCM43xG
[03:04] <roasted> eliam, crap. didnt matter. it still failed to mount
[03:04] <roasted> ignore what I just said
[03:04] <edbian> orbital_, You should probably do this:   https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx#b43%20-%20No%20Internet%20access
[03:05] <edbian> orbital_, That is some error.  In case it wasn't obvious
[03:06] <edbian> orbital_, If you can get online all you have to do is 2 things.  sudo apt-get install firmware-b43-installer and sudo apt-get install b43-fwcutter
[03:06] <edbian> orbital_, If it really is a BCM4306 is will work
[03:06] <edbian> orbital_, Heck, most of the BCM43XX things work with this method
[03:06] <orbital_> I did both the STA and B43 instructions and I didn't get anything.
[03:06] <edbian> orbital_, firmware-b43-installer places firmware in /lib/firmware/b43
[03:06] <edbian> orbital_, Ok, wanna double check everything is correct?
[03:07] <orbital_> I can't even see an 'enable wireless' thingy in the tab
[03:07] <edbian> orbital_, Ok, do you have a /lib/firmware/b43 folder?
[03:07] <zen_monkey> !nouveau
[03:07] <orbital_> lemme check, sec
[03:07] <edbian> orbital_, sure
[03:08] <orbital_> yes, I have a b43 folder, and a b43legacy folder
[03:08] <edbian> orbital_, what is in b43  ??
[03:08] <edbian> orbital_, just tell me 'stuff' or 'no stuff'
[03:08] <orbital_> lol bash wont let me cd into it
[03:08] <orbital_> lol
[03:08] <edbian> orbital_, ummm... very strange.  What is it saying?
[03:09] <sabgenton> any one know how to list codecs
[03:09] <sabgenton> theres a command
[03:09] <orbital_> permission denied
[03:09] <eliam> !nvidia
[03:09] <escott> orbital_, its probably owned by root sudo -i
[03:09] <nit-wit> sabgenton, do you mean the resticted extras for install.
[03:09] <edbian> orbital_, sudo -i   then cd into it
[03:09] <sabgenton> I'm not shure if its to do with sofia sip or system codecs
[03:09] <edbian> orbital_, It's a very good sign that the folder is there at all
[03:09] <escott> sabgenton, list codecs in what applicaiton
[03:10] <edbian> orbital_, Did you already follow the guide I linked once?
[03:10] <sabgenton> sofia-sip
[03:10] <orbital_> well I've been screwing around with this off and on for about a week
[03:10] <sabgenton> well I don't know where it pulls codecs from
[03:10] <orbital_> yes, I've followed the guide through
[03:10] <sabgenton> nit-wit: basicly I want to see what codecs empathy is using
[03:10] <sabgenton> or can use
[03:11] <orbital_> b43 has stuff in it
[03:11] <edbian> orbital_, sudo modprobe b43
[03:11] <sabgenton> I found  a comand I could grep from but forget what it was
[03:11] <sabgenton> lost the google
[03:11] <edbian> orbital_, that should turn it on.  I'm a little worried that lspci lists it as bcm43xG or whatever
[03:11] <orbital_> no result?  just goes to the next line
[03:11] <Guest39440> how did u lose
[03:11] <Guest39440> it
[03:11] <Guest39440> ?
[03:11] <edbian> orbital_, Look at the tab
[03:11] <Guest39440> huh?
[03:12] <orbital_> still doesnt even list wireless as an option
[03:12] <edbian> orbital_, No result means that the module was inserted and is working for some hardware
[03:12] <Kevin`_> how do I get the grub menu on ubuntu 10.10?
[03:12] <edbian> orbital_, sudo iwlist scan
[03:12] <edbian> orbital_, That's the command to list wireless networks
[03:12] <Jordan_U> Kevin`_: Hold shift during boot.
[03:12] <edbian> Kevin`_, Press shift during boot
[03:12] <sabgenton> nit-wit: ah gst-inspect-0.10 | grep bla
[03:12] <edbian> darn
[03:12] <sabgenton> nit-wit: hmm wait I think that was video all allong
[03:12] <orbital_> lo/eth0 interface doesn't support scanning
[03:12] <sabgenton> I want audio
[03:12] <paperboy> How do i go about switching to classic desktop view ?
[03:13] <orbital_> I feel like I may have altered some settings I wasn't supposed to
[03:13] <Jordan_U> !classic | paperboy
[03:13] <webgh0st> edbian ive always used iwlist wlan0 scan whats the difference?
[03:13] <roasted> Question - I have a raid1 array via software raid with MDADM in Ubuntu 11.04. I just powered the system off and unplugged 1 of the 2 drives and powered up and the drive did NOT mount. is this normal? I thought the other drive should carry on.
[03:13] <orbital_> I think I may have deleted wlan0
[03:13] <orbital_> ?
[03:14] <edbian> webgh0st, that tells it only to scan with wlan0
[03:14] <webgh0st> oh ok
[03:14] <edbian> orbital_, from /etc/init.d/networking??
[03:14] <edbian> webgh0st, sure
[03:14] <edbian> orbital_, we like, need that
[03:14] <webgh0st> hehe
[03:14] <edbian> orbital_, :)  Do you remember where you deleted it from?
[03:14] <escott> roasted, yes, it will often refuse to mount without the --degraded option
[03:14] <nit-wit> paperboy, at the login window choose your name then in the dropdown below is a desktop choice
[03:14] <orbital_> lol  nope, didn't go that deep into the rabbit hole
[03:14] <Nisstyre> lolyes
[03:15] <roasted> escott, what would happen if one of my drives died right now? Would the other still continue to run?
[03:15] <orbital_> any deletions were through the administration menu
[03:15] <edbian> orbital_, nope to what question?  I asked a couple
[03:15] <edbian> orbital_, What administration menu?  the little icon in the panel??
[03:15] <orbital_> system: administration: network tools?
[03:16] <orbital_> or edit connections
[03:16] <orbital_> one of the two
[03:16] <escott> roasted, you can mount degraded but it is configured to refuse to do so, to make sure you are aware you are running in degraded mode
[03:16] <paperboy> I dont get any dropdown menu.. only asks for password and thats all
[03:16] <escott> roasted, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BootDegradedRaid and https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/mdadm/+bug/214054 probably some others, the first is the most informative
[03:17] <roasted> escott, I understand. But I'm speaking from the already-booted-up standpoint.  Or would it continue to work on the still running drive?
[03:17] <nit-wit> paperboy, is there a panel on the botton?
[03:17] <pmp6nl> Hello, does anyone know what the current kernel version is in Natty?
[03:17] <nit-wit> *bottom
[03:17] <orbital_> just saying that when I did the scan all I saw was lo and eth0
[03:17] <escott> roasted, it can work as raid1 degraded, and you can add another drive at a later point with mdadm and it will copy the missing data over to the mirror
[03:17] <webgh0st> 2.6.38-8
[03:17] <Triskel> yo
[03:17] <roasted> escott, that would go through the sync process again, correct?
[03:18] <paperboy> just shows my name and password field and also i can choose OTHER
[03:18] <escott> roasted, yes
[03:18] <edbian> orbital_, I'm not sure.  my /etc/network/interface does not have a wlan0 entry.  The edit connections things just lists networks not the actual device.  mmm, maybe we just need to restart
[03:18] <orbital_> ok, I'll restart it
[03:18] <webgh0st> pmp6nl 2.6.38-8
[03:18] <nit-wit> 2.6.38-9 on mine
[03:18] <roasted> escott, appreciate your info. I was really worried because the ubuntu guide I read said to test the array by unplugging a drive and powering up. so when it didn't work I was like, what the?
[03:18] <paperboy> ohhh
[03:18] <paperboy> i see it
[03:18] <paperboy> thanks
[03:18] <pmp6nl> nit-wit thanks!
[03:18] <edbian> orbital_, talk to me when you get back so I know you're back
 thanks
[03:18] <nit-wit> pmp6nl, your welcome.
[03:19] <orbital_> edbian, we're back up
[03:19] <edbian> orbital_, you already restarted?  That was fast
[03:19] <orbital_> its a fresh install, nothing on it
[03:19] <escott> roasted, right i understand why they advise that, but its not particularly helpful without walking someone through the whole degraded mount/reassemble process
[03:19] <edbian> orbital_, what is the output of sudo ifconfig -a   ?  it should list all network interfaces, we're looking for wlan0
[03:20] <roasted> escott, the same guide has commands to stopping, starting, removing, and adding drives to the array. it sounds very informative, I just had no clue it would refuse to mount degraded arrays. whcih si smart in my opinion, I just wish I had known
[03:20] <orbital_> edbian, no entry for wlan0
[03:20] <orbital_> only lo and eth0
[03:20] <escott> roasted, the main concern is you don't want someone booting degraded raid for months and not realizing that one of the drives died, because it transparently falls over to the backup
[03:20] <edbian> orbital_, ok, hang on.  I have to research.  Can you pastebin the output of dmesg  ??
[03:21] <escott> roasted, so right now its rather obnoxiously "loud" about the failure
[03:21] <roasted> escott, that's perfectly fine - as long as the wya its booting up (failing with only 1 drive) is normal.
[03:21] <webgh0st> my wireless was eth0 in arch linux I never knew if that was right or not
[03:21] <orbital_> edbian, with a little copy paste action, yes
[03:22] <orbital_> edbian, 2 mins
[03:22] <roasted> escott, which, now that I know why, it makes sense and I prefer to keep it that wya
[03:22] <edbian> orbital_, k
[03:23] <edbian> orbital_, lshw  -C network   would be great to see as well :)
[03:23] <orbital_> edbian, I'll do both
[03:23] <Andy50> ok just loaded natty on a lsi megaraid 12TB raid 5, when it boots I get "error out of disk, no suitable mode found, no video mode activated" If I just wait it boots on up...should I worry about those?
[03:23] <edbian> orbital_, Ok.  I'm on the edge of my seat! :P
[03:24] <webgh0st> Anyone think more customization options are coming for the unity dock?
[03:25] <orbital_> edbian, glad you're having fun!  I just want my internets!  lol
[03:26] <escott> Andy50, those sound like completely different issues. the last two are from the bootloader?/plymouth?s attempts to identify the appropriate screen resolution. maybe the first has something to do with the raid5 and the size of the disks?
[03:26] <Jordan_U> Andy50: The "out of disk" means that with a future update booting could fail entirely as you have a buggy BIOS which can't properly handle large disks.
[03:26] <cegope> Hello
[03:26] <cegope> i need s lil of help :P
[03:27] <Jordan_U> Andy50: To work around your BIOS's limitation create a small /boot/ partition near the beginning of the drive.
[03:27] <Andy50> it has 5 3TB drives
[03:27] <edbian> orbital_, well?
[03:27] <cegope> someone knows how i can change click fomat for 24h to 12h ?
[03:27] <Andy50> they are all connected to the raid card
[03:28] <paperboy> I dont understand.. the i select Ubuntu classic no effects .. it loads with nice black skinnning .. and then a minute after it disappears and its naked again
[03:28] <webgh0st> Andy50 thats a lot of storage :)
[03:28] <orbital_> edbian, http://pastebin.com/CpFww84y
[03:28] <Andy50> yep, updating the old server that was only 4.5tb and is now 4.5 years old
[03:28] <orbital_> edbian, and http://pastebin.com/ntKkcjj5
[03:29] <webgh0st> cegope just click the time in the panel then select clock
[03:29] <webgh0st> cegope it will say 12 hour format or 24
[03:29] <cegope> webgh0st yup i try this but didnt work
[03:30] <cegope> same with sudo gedit /usr/share/i18n/locales/es_XX
[03:30] <escott> paperboy, it could be a bad gnome-session. you might try to remove your custom gnome-session from .config, or create a new user and see if things work for that test user
[03:30] <cegope> n replace but nothing :(
[03:30] <paperboy> how do i get to those files?
[03:30] <okapi> hi all, anyone can help to how to install rt3070 driver in ubuntu?
[03:31] <renosis> edbian, what was the name of that file browser you told me that software I was using was using? You know, the antiquated one where you can't double click folders to open them?
[03:31] <webgh0st> cegope when you selected time and date setting did you hit the unlock button?
[03:31] <pcgeek32147> help me i keep getting a error when i try 2 upgrade 2 10.10
[03:31] <cegope> webgh0st, yes i do but nothing i dunno whats happen
[03:32] <nit-wit> pcgeek32147, what are you upgarding to maverick from
[03:32] <nit-wit> *upgrading
[03:32] <pcgeek32147> 10.04
[03:32] <escott> paperboy, ctrl-alt-f1, then login, then type cd .config; ls; it will list all the folders in the .config directory you could try to rm -rf gnome-session
[03:32] <nit-wit> pacgeewhat are or is the error
[03:32] <edbian> renosis, It is the old gtk file chooser dialog
[03:33] <Vustom> I want to install ESET on Ubuntu but when I try to install it, it gives me an error, on the ESET Support site it says to type "sudo mkdir /usr/lib/gconv sudo ln –s `sudo find / | grep UTF-16.so` /usr/lib/gconv/UTF-16.so" into the terminal but I get this error.. "ln: target `/usr/lib/gconv/UTF-16.so' is not a directory"
[03:33] <Jordan_U> Andy50: Did you see my messages?
[03:33] <escott> paperboy, but if you have a customized session you really like that command may destroy it
[03:33] <renosis> ok thanks
[03:34] <pcgeek32147> heres the error http://img6.imageshack.us/i/screenshotttj.png/
[03:34] <nit-wit> pcgeek32147, what are or is the error?
[03:34] <webgh0st> eset with linux? I was told a firewall is enough is that wrong?
[03:34] <edbian> orbital_, Mmmmm, I'm stumped and trying
[03:34] <orbital_> edbian, I appreciate it!
[03:35] <j3roth> webgh0st, yeah you really dont need ESET
[03:35] <webgh0st> didnt think so
[03:35] <Andy50> woo getting almost 10mb/s dl 11.04 server from GT
[03:35] <orbital_> edbian, I had a fair bit of trouble with this when I first switched from XP to 10.04 as well, but I completely forget how I got it working.
[03:35] <houaha_> can i have help with an error?
[03:35] <taglass> !ask
[03:35] <eliam> nit-wit, pcgeek32147 something about error marking the upgrade and held packages, from the pic...
[03:35] <edbian> orbital_, This is strange.  Never heard of this card.  I'm afraid I'm out of time as well :(
[03:35] <nit-wit> pcgeek32147, open synaptic-custom filters then click on broken packages fix any broken.
[03:36] <orbital_> edbian, Ok, thanks so much for trying.
[03:36] <edbian> orbital_, Try searching bcm43xG on google.  I'm not sure if it really is a card or if it is just a bug that is printing it that way and many people have been fooled
[03:36] <edbian> orbital_, Sorry I coudln't help more!!!
[03:36] <orbital_> edbian, Will do, and who knows, I might be back.
[03:37] <houaha_> i cant fit my error on one line
[03:37] <webgh0st> i just dropped my droid x in the toilet, great
[03:37] <julian_c> !pastebin
[03:37] <eliam> houaha_, pastebin
[03:37] <pcpower> webgh0st: you win
[03:37] <Andy50> •webgh0st• get some rice!
[03:37] <pcpower> now buy a real phone
[03:37] <cegope> have fun bye !
[03:37] <webgh0st> I got insurance not worried
[03:38] <webgh0st> jst sucks!
[03:38] <pcgeek32147> i'll try
[03:38] <houaha_> what does this error mean  http://paste.ubuntu.com/612130/
[03:38] <webgh0st> whats a real phone? i want the nexus but its not available on verizon
[03:38] <paperboy> escott: there is no gnome-session in there
[03:38] <escott> paperboy, is this an upgraded system or a fresh install
[03:39] <webgh0st> my phone makes phone calls i thought it was real
[03:39] <escott> paperboy, and was unity working?
[03:39] <wescx005> hola
[03:39] <paperboy> it is a fresh install
[03:39] <webgh0st> pcpower whats a phone you would suggest?
[03:39] <paperboy> and unity does work but i dont like it
[03:40] <paperboy> i want it classic
[03:40] <renosis> edbian, thanks again
[03:40] <eliam> webgh0st, Motorola DynaTAC 8000X.  That's a real phone.
[03:40] <nit-wit> webgh0st, how about a wter proof one.;)
[03:40] <eliam> webgh0st, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:DynaTAC8000X.jpg
[03:40] <Andy50> anyone used the usb installer?
[03:41] <webgh0st> eliam is that the old huge phone?
[03:41] <eliam> webgh0st, ;-) indeed
[03:41] <pcpower> webgh0st: sharp 007sh, and it's waterproof
[03:41] <webgh0st> eliam lol nice
[03:41] <j3roth> Andy50, I have used it before, but imho nothing beats the CD for reliability.
[03:41] <webgh0st> pcpower thats not available on verizon
[03:41] <Phrogz_> Setting up a new ubuntu server.  apt-get install ruby1.9 says it's already installed, but I can't see it with `which ruby` or `locate ruby`. Where is it?
[03:41] <eliam> webgh0st, probably doubles as a portable microwave oven.
[03:42] <Andy50> about to try it...Im out of cds and dont want to waste a dvd
[03:42] <webgh0st> im not paying the cancellation fee its ridiculous
[03:42] <Logan_> !es | wescx005
[03:42] <webgh0st> elaim lol i wouldnt doubt it
[03:42] <pcpower> webgh0st: nothing good is available anywhere in the US.
[03:42] <escott> paperboy, i always worry that some kind of configuration you might have done to the desktop in unity might prevent classic from working. there are a number of folders in $HOME that contain configuration information including .compiz .compiz-1 .gconf .gconfd .config etc. if you want a fresh start you could remove all those and see if the problems go away
[03:42] <wescx005> oh no habla espanol
[03:42] <webgh0st> pcpower whats wrong with the nexus s? I like them
[03:42] <wescx005> i didnt do to well in highschool spanish
[03:42] <Logan_> !ot | webgh0st
[03:42] <pcgeek32147> nit-wit: it says theres none
[03:43] <escott> Phrogz_, which ruby1.9
[03:43] <webgh0st> sry
[03:43] <pcpower> webgh0st: no physical input mainly, and no 4g
[03:43] <j3roth> join #ubuntu-offtopic
[03:43] <webgh0st> the new one is 4g
[03:43] <j3roth> :)
[03:43] <wescx005> what up.
[03:43] <pcpower> well the new one is, yea
[03:43] <houaha_> what does this error mean? http://paste.ubuntu.com/612130/
[03:43] <nit-wit> pcgeek32147, run a regualr sudo apt-get update from the terminal and pastebin the whole thing.
[03:43] <pcpower> forgot about that
[03:43] <Phrogz_> escott: As I said, it returned nothing. However, apt-get remove ruby1.9 and then apt-get install ruby1.9 fixed it.
[03:44] <pcpower> but it's only sprint right?
[03:44] <wescx005> anybody here install 11.04 then roll back to 10.10 ?
[03:44] <webgh0st> yeah i think so, maybe any gsm network
[03:44] <wescx005> 11.04 was alittle quirky...
[03:44] <webgh0st> im not a fan of the unity in 11.04
[03:44] <Phrogz_> escott: I owe you an apology, You're right, it's ruby1.9
[03:44] <wescx005> some of the games i played on 10.10 didnt work either...
[03:44] <pcgeek32147> ok
[03:44] <nit-wit> wescx005, do you need a support question answered?
[03:45] <escott> Phrogz_, there may be a way with apt-alternates or whatever to make the symlink from /usr/bin/ruby or you could make it yourself
[03:45] <nit-wit> pcgeek32147, I am hoping to see any broken packages mentioned .
[03:45] <webgh0st> i just wish you could customize the unity dock more in 11.04
[03:45] <Phrogz_> escott: I'm good now, thanks.
[03:46] <webgh0st> I would like more options than a backlight, and changing the size, we should at least be able to change its location, macs dock is there i dont want mine there
[03:46] <wescx005> nit-wit in that case yes...how do you list channels on a server (mirc)
[03:46] <wescx005> its been a long time since i used irc
[03:46] <wescx005>  ./?
[03:46] <nit-wit> wescx005, I haven't a clue.;)
[03:47] <XATT> PÇOP
[03:47] <XATT> TOMA NO CU
[03:47] <j3roth> wescx005, just run the command "/join #ubuntu-offtopic"
[03:47] <j3roth> without the quotes
[03:47] <XATT> BANDO D BOBAO
[03:47] <XATT> FDPS
[03:47] <rww> XATT: English here, please.
[03:47] <wescx005> got it...but how do i list the channels ?
[03:47] <houaha_> what does this error mean? http://paste.ubuntu.com/612130/
[03:47] <Guest83144> anyone know a good java IRC channel?
[03:47] <XATT> GAYSSSS
[03:48] <taglass> wescx005: /msg alis help
[03:49] <skel> houaha_: it can't process the kexec-tools package
[03:50] <Eustache> what up fools
[03:50] <houaha_> skel: how do i get it to
[03:50] <wescx005> few clouds and the moon last time i checked
[03:52] <skel> houaha_: it depends on your situation. have you hand modified your sources at all? what version are you running?
[03:52] <skel> houaha_: is this during an upgrade?
[03:52] <nit-wit> wescx005, what are you connecting to freenode with?
[03:52] <Eustache> Man I don't know what world your living on but here, the screams of a crumbling socieaty is whats up
[03:52] <wescx005> XChat-GNOME 0.26.1
[03:53] <houaha_> skel: i am trying to get to use make, i downlaoded and extracted the linux kernel
[03:53] <webgh0st> i like centerim
[03:53] <pcgeek32147> nit-wit http://pastebin.com/9Wpn52BU
[03:53] <wescx005> Eustache...to much drama
[03:53] <houaha_> skel: it is a fresh install
[03:53] <nit-wit> wescx005, right click-server-list of channels on mine,n not sure if it's the same version
[03:54] <wescx005> thats what im talking about !!!
[03:54] <wescx005> thx nit wit
[03:54] <nit-wit> wescx005, no problem.
[03:54] <skel> houaha_: are you trying to create a custom kernel?
[03:55] <skel> houaha_: http://www.howtoforge.com/kernel_compilation_ubuntu
[03:55] <nit-wit> pcgeek32147, no errors that is about mt=y limit, all I can really do is hunt down errors.
[03:55] <Jordan_U> !ot | Eustache
[03:55] <__yhvh__> how can I launch gnome terminal on my second monitor?
[03:56] <afeijo> how to install ff 4 replacing my current nightly version? x64
[03:56] <dyxin> hey guys, so im new to linux and im trying to install Rift and DDO, every thing was goin good and had both game patchers downloading, then i tried to move the windows and they disappeared ?
[03:56] <nit-wit> afeijo, which ubuntu distro now are you running?
[03:57] <pcgeek32147> = ;\
[03:57] <afeijo> 10.10
[03:57] <pcgeek32147> :(
[03:57] <__yhvh__> gnome-terminal --geometry?
[03:58] <skel> __yhvh__: is your second monitor mirrored / cloned or an extension of the first?
[03:59] <DinVitamin> How do I use apt to install all of the dependencies of any given package?
[03:59] <webgh0st> it should automatically
[03:59] <nit-wit> afeijo, sisnce your using a ppa alraedy try this one. http://www.webupd8.org/2010/01/firefox-36-stable-ubuntu-repository-ppa.html
[03:59] <__yhvh__> separate X, xcinerama or whaever its called
[03:59] <escott> DinVitamin, it does so automatically apt-get install whatever
[04:00] <skel> __yhvh__: then I'd try setting your display first. export DISPLAY=0:0.1 or something
[04:00] <skel> __yhvh__: then executing gnome-terminal
[04:00] <__yhvh__> skel: in bash.rc?
[04:00] <DinVitamin> escott: Hmm. I'm trying to install a library for vlc (libvlc2) and it says I need dependency A, then I try to install that, and it says I need Dependency B, then I try to install that and it turns out that it is already there
[04:00] <DinVitamin> But apt claims it's not there
[04:00] <skel> __yhvh__: unless you always want it to go there, no, I'd create a separate script that uses args
[04:01] <skel> __yhvh__: so you could do like gt 1   or gt 2
[04:01] <skel> __yhvh__: depending on the display you wanted
[04:01] <escott> DinVitamin, it may need a particular version use dpkg -l to see what version you have
[04:02] <pcgeek32147> nit-wit i've had this prob 4 a week :(
[04:02] <Jordan_U> DinVitamin: What version of Ubuntu are you using? Are you using any PPAs or other third party repositories?
[04:03] <rob_p> DinVitamin: libvlc2 is old. The one in the official repos is libvlc5.
[04:03] <DinVitamin> rob_p: Hmm... Well I'm trying to compile VLC and it worked, but it refuses to decode h264 which it obviously is able to
[04:04] <DinVitamin> rob_p: And I figured it may be a library issue
[04:05] <rob_p> DinVitamin: Why compile VLC?  Why not just sudo apt-get install vlc and save yourself the trouble?
[04:06] <carnage1> my yellowtooth feels weird
[04:06] <AMDphreak> Eustache, is that you?
[04:07] <nit-wit> carnage1, sudo apt remove with pliers.;)
[04:07] <carnage1> nt-wit:
[04:10] <DinVitamin> rob_p: I have to be able to run it as root
[04:11] <DinVitamin> rob_p: That's the entire idea. It's a shame I had to compile the whole thing just for that. It must run as root in order to interface with a mission-critical program
[04:13] <brandenburg> new to Ubuntu [as of yesterday] wireless doesnt work on my HP dv2000, wondering what USB wireless adapters would be compatable?
[04:13] <DinVitamin> brandenburg: Good luck. I had the same problem
[04:14] <rob_p> DinVitamin: That sounds strange but, ok.  So I'm assuming that VLC checks to make sure it's *not* running as root if you try to launch it with elevated privs?
[04:14] <DinVitamin> brandenburg: I ended up getting one of those thingies that is wifi but connects with ethernet
[04:14] <tensorpudding> brandenburg: what chipset
[04:14] <DinVitamin> rob_p: Yes, it runs fine as root, but I'm having what seems to be a codec issue
[04:14] <DinVitamin> Is there a all inclusive codec package I can install
[04:14] <__yhvh__> gnome-terminal --display=0:0.1 "Failed to parse arguments: Cannot open display: 0:0.1"
[04:15] <carnage1> never install codec pack
[04:15] <brandenburg> how do i check the chipset?
[04:15] <KM0201> does anyone know how to set up a "reverse vnc connection" with a Windows user?  I can do this between two linux boxes w/o issue
[04:16] <brandenburg> tensorpudding: how do i figure out what chipset i have?
[04:16] <GhostFreeman> Question: How do I bridge an internet connection from my Wifi to my Ethernet jack in 11.04
[04:16] <Trfsrfr>         why does dual-monitor go back to mirror screens after screensaver?
[04:16] <DinVitamin> rob_p: Nevermind, I just had to install ffmpeg
[04:16] <tensorpudding> brandenburg: if you open a terminal and run lspci, it should show up
[04:16] <rob_p> DinVitamin: VLC is pretty comprehensive out-of-the-box but I haven't used it for quite some time.  I imagine there are plugins to extend it's capability for less popular requirements. But most common capabilities are already included.
[04:17]  * carnage1 installs vlc in root
[04:17] <tensorpudding> brandenburg: should be a line with Broadcom or Intel on it
[04:18] <__yhvh__> with xinerama it seems you can't refer to screens like "0:0.0"
[04:19] <Trfsrfr>  why does dual-monitor go back to mirror screens after screensaver?
[04:19] <brandenburg> tensorpudding: Broadcom Corporation BCM4311 802.11b/g WLAN (rev 01)
[04:20] <KM0201> brandenburg: pretty sure there's a bug that keeps that device from working.. there's a workaround though, if you have wired internet access for a few minutes.
[04:20] <brandenburg> KM0201: yes that is what im using at the moment
[04:21] <KM0201> brandenburg: hold on, lemme see if i can find it, i just saw it the other day
[04:21] <tensorpudding> brandenburg: i thought that card was supported by the broadcom 43x driver
[04:21] <tensorpudding> brandenburg: i have a 4322
[04:21] <KM0201> tensorpudding: there's an issue specific to the 4311... it's not working w/ natty.. there's a bug report on it.
[04:22] <GhostFreeman> How do I ask the bot for help
[04:23] <KM0201> !msgthebot | GhostFreeman
[04:24] <carnage1> utbodtu
[04:24] <GhostFreeman> well that didn't help answer my question, but thanks anyways
[04:24] <orbital_> I've about had it with my Broadcom wireless card.  Best of luck tensorpudding!
[04:24] <KM0201> GhostFreeman: did you read it... type this.. "/msg ubottu ubottu" w/o quotes, and watch what happens
[04:24] <tensorpudding> i've not had the scantest bit of problems with mine, once i installed the STA driver
[04:25] <GhostFreeman> oh ok
[04:25] <orbital_> I did STA and B43, neither works for me.
[04:25] <KM0201> tensorpudding: again, its specific to the 4311....
[04:25] <tensorpudding> i know
[04:25] <tensorpudding> that was directed at orbital
[04:25] <KM0201> man i saw that bug report yesterday, i just can't remember it.
[04:26] <carnage1> which ibm thinkpad has firewire?
[04:26] <lfaraone> My keyboard lacks a windows key or page-up / page-down. Is there a way to map Ctrl+Up or something to PageUp?
[04:27] <KM0201> brandenburg: you can try the b43 driver, but i don't think you'll ahve much luck w/ it either
[04:27] <Jordan_U> Andy50: Did you see my messages about likely boot failures in the future due to that "out of disk" error?
[04:28] <GhostFreeman> How can I share my Wifi internet connection with a device plugged into my eth0
[04:29] <carnage1> COrpX:
[04:29] <Loshki> !ics | GhostFreeman
[04:30] <GhostFreeman> Thank you
[04:30] <manager2> привет всем
[04:30] <Loshki> !ru | manager2
[04:31] <brandenburg> KM0201:  when i first started up on Ubuntu the 'additional drivers' got me "broadcom STA wireless driver" but to no avail i guess
[04:32] <KM0201> brandenburg: yeah, you need to install the b43 driver...
[04:32] <KM0201> !b43 | brandenburg
[04:32] <KM0201> !broadcom | brandenburg
[04:32] <KM0201> the instructions are there ^
[04:33] <arooni> how do i switch to a virtual desktop using the keyboard.  (ubuntu 10.04)
[04:33] <The_Explorer> So odd question: Is there such a thing where i can have one computer query another for an apt, and have it cross compile a compatable pack
[04:33] <solovoy> hi, anyone uses quod libet ?
[04:34] <pksadiq> Control + shift + left/right keys to change desktop , I think
[04:35] <brandenburg> KM0201:  thanks Im following that link
[04:35] <arooni> pksadiq, i want to skip to say... desktop 3 from desktop 1
[04:36] <brandenburg> pksadiq:  ctrl + alt + left/right/up/down to change the 'workspaces' in Ubuntu
[04:36] <FatsDT> I accidently delete some files installed by the slapd package (stuff in /etc/ldap/schema).  How do I get those files back?
[04:37] <escott> FatsDT, force a reinstall of the package. also consider using etckeeper
[04:37] <FatsDT> escott: how do I do that?
[04:37] <nit-wit> arooni, herer is a unity liknk that might help.
[04:37] <nit-wit> * gf2112 has quit (Quit: Quit)
[04:38] <nit-wit> http://unity3d.com/support/documentation/Manual/
[04:38] <pksadiq> Sorry, it's alt not shift, I don't know much
[04:38] <arooni> nit-wit, i have ubuntu 10.04
[04:40] <FatsDT> arooni: I think the default is control-alt-left control-alt-right
[04:40] <FatsDT> for switching virtual desktops
[04:40] <arooni> FatsDT, it is; i just want to switch faster
[04:41] <Loshki> arooni: gnome keyboard shortcuts must be documented somewhere....
[04:41] <nit-wit> arooni, well maybe this will help.;)    https://help.ubuntu.com/community/KeyboardShortcuts
[04:41] <Loshki> nit-wit: thank you
[04:42] <nit-wit> no prob
[04:42] <nit-wit> arooni, I don't see any virtual info there, but seems closer.
[04:44] <FatsDT> I just tried to reinstall slapd with "apt-get --reinstall install slapd" to recover my lost /etc/ldap/schema/* files.  They didn't come back.   That's what i was looking for.
[04:50] <rww> cbxyh: try /join #ubuntu-cn
[04:50] <rob_p> FatsDT: welcome
[04:51] <Avasz> hi! isnt there network places in xubuntu?
[04:51] <Magnusson> anyone running natty on nvidia and getting the "input signal out of range" during boot and shutdown? or able to help with it
[04:52] <webgh0st> mine did that when my refresh rate was out of whack
[04:52] <Avasz> smb://network also doesn seem to work
[04:55] <carnage1> corpis christi pirillo
[04:56] <Magnusson> webgh0st>how did you fix it?
[04:56] <Magnusson> i suspect mine is refresh rate related as well
[04:57] <con-man> what is the command I type to make dvds play
[04:57] <con-man> its a console command
[04:57] <rww> !dvd
[04:57] <webgh0st> Magnusson it was last year I have no idea
[04:57] <con-man> after installing ubuntu fresh
[04:57] <con-man> nono i
[04:57] <con-man> its a single line I have to type
[04:58] <con-man> I cannot remember
[04:58] <Magnusson> webgh0st>oh well drat =\
[04:58] <con-man> found it
[04:58] <con-man> "sudo /usr/share/doc/libdvdread4/install-css.sh"
[04:59] <glphvgacs> xterm Xt error: cann't open display
[04:59] <glphvgacs> can someone help please?
[04:59] <webgh0st> css isnt that just the encryption key? wodim creates .iso
[05:00] <con-man> who knows
[05:00] <con-man> it work
[05:00] <con-man> I am now watching Alien
[05:00] <beumac> New to linux...just downloaded xchat, how the heck do I install it?
[05:00] <con-man> winrar is me
[05:00] <con-man> "sudo apt-get install xchat"
[05:01] <rob_p> glphvgacs: You're trying to forward X over ssh, I'm guessing...
[05:02] <Soupermanito> beumac, go to the appcenter and search for it to install, no need to download anything else
[05:02] <beumac> Me? I'm just trying to install xchat, first I've really used Linux.
[05:02] <beumac> I did search it
[05:02] <beumac> Search only provided me with plugins for pidgeon
[05:03] <Soupermanito> mmm weird, go to a terminal and write sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install xchat
[05:04] <reza> Hey I'm trying to play a 1080p movie on mmplayer but sometimes the video lags, causing the audio to be out of sync. There are recommendation to use the cache command or autosync command but where do i put these?
[05:04] <beumac> Thanks =)
[05:04] <celthunder> reza: on the command line
[05:04] <reza> celthunder: i do that but it doesn't give me anyconfirmation
[05:04] <celthunder> reza: you can also use + and \ i believe to set audio timing
[05:05] <glphvgacs> rob_p: no
[05:05] <celthunder> the + is right maybe it's - as well for audio timing but that's doing it by 100ms seconds
[05:05] <rob_p> beumac: xchat is usually installed by default.
[05:05] <glphvgacs> rob_p: local
[05:05] <rob_p> glphvgacs: Oh, ok.  Well I've seed that error in conjunction with X over ssh sessions.
[05:06] <con-man> !botabuse | ubuttu
[05:06] <con-man> frak
[05:06] <con-man> !botabuse | ubottu
[05:06] <con-man> ?
[05:06] <con-man> !botabuse | ubottu
[05:06] <rob_p> beumac: Are you sure you don't already have it installed?
[05:06] <Soupermanito> con-man, stop it
[05:07] <con-man> sorry
[05:09] <reza> celthunder: thanks for the plus and minus tip but it doesn't seem to have an effect. When i try to put mplayer -cache 8192 it outputs [reza@myhost ~]$ mplayer -cache 8192
[05:09] <reza> MPlayer SVN-r33159-4.5.2 (C) 2000-2011 MPlayer Team
[05:09] <reza> 162 audio & 359 video codecs
[05:09] <reza> Usage:   mplayer [options] [url|path/]filename
[05:09] <reza>  and then options i can use for mplayer. Does this mean the command went through?
[05:09] <FloodBot1> reza: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:12] <celthunder> it means add a filename to the end
[05:12] <celthunder> the filename isn't optional
[05:12] <brandenburg> KM0201:  i fear the worst, i followed the link but "FATAL: Module w1 not found" doesnt sound so great;      my interpretation my internal wireless card has "died"
[05:13] <KM0201> brandenburg: i dunno, i doubt it "died"
[05:13] <rob_p> brandenburg: No.  It just means the kernel module you tried to load doesn't exist.
[05:13] <KM0201> brandenburg: are you sure its a 4311, and not a 4311-lphy or something like that?
[05:16] <Narcarsiss> can i get a hand with a shell script? http://pastebin.com/mwbaXVXk getting line 11 `fi'
[05:16] <shurane> so if I can't login to my user account, what does that mean? I can login to another account I set up on my ubuntu install (10.04)
[05:17] <brandenburg> KM0201:   well, after 'lspci -vvnn | grep 14e4'  : 'Broadcom Corporation BCM4311 802.11b/g WLAN [14e4:4311] (rev 01)' is what is returned, so unless there is some other way to determine a different version. . .
[05:18] <brandenburg> rob_p: i just reloaded the synaptic packages, and all are already installed, or at least thats what the terminal said
[05:19] <kk_> waiting eagerly for the 11.10 alpha
[05:23] <slashroot> where can i find info about FAMILIAR LINUX
[05:23] <rob_p> brandenburg: Well, your system didn't find that kernel module so it complained. Whatever the reason it's not there, I don't know.  But you were worried that your wireless interface had, "died" and I was only letting you know that the error you saw was not trying to tell you that! :)
[05:23] <Logan_> Slasher`: /join #familiar
[05:24] <Logan_> *slashroo
[05:24] <Logan_> t
[05:24] <FloodBot1> Logan_: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:24] <Logan_> Thanks FloodBot1. :P
[05:25] <skuzzel> I'm trying to have my 1 tb hard drive set up so that I can run ubuntu from it like a live CD but I can also use it to swap and store files, what is the best way to do this?
[05:25] <yosoy> hi
[05:26] <genewitch> skuzzel: what
[05:26] <skuzzel> I guess a better question would be, I have my external hard drive set up like a USB ubuntu install stick, can I boot to this ubuntu version and then put files onto my external hard drive?
[05:26] <genewitch> skuzzel: you mean how do you install ubuntu?
[05:26] <asoltys> hi, upgraded to 11.04 just now.  xorg is taking 50% cpu and there's a noticeable display delay whenever i do anything.  e.g. letters take a second to show up after i type them.  how do i start troubleshooting this?
[05:27] <genewitch> skuzzel: unetbootin can reserve space for ubuntu filesystem
[05:27] <celthunder> skuzzel: ? how did you mount the drive?
[05:27] <Blue1> asoltys: fresh install or upgrade?
[05:27] <asoltys> Blue1: upgrade
[05:27] <skuzzel> celthunder: I'm not sure that I really did mount the drive
[05:27] <skuzzel> it's just saying that it's reserved space
[05:28] <Blue1> asoltys: ahh.  upgrades can sometimes be problematic.
[05:28] <skuzzel> is unetbootin like a partitioner?
[05:28] <rob_p> brandenburg: Are you following the info listed here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx
[05:28] <asoltys> Blue1: had to boot into recovery mode with disabled graphics to download proprietary ati drivers before even being able to boot.  tried unity but noticed slowness, so am in class mode now, but it's slow too.
[05:29] <asoltys> s/class/classic
[05:29] <Blue1> asoltys: you can try renaming /etc/X11/xorg.conf - and reboot or restart gdm
[05:29] <asoltys> Blue1: will give that atry, thanks
[05:29] <Blue1> asoltys: that may/may not work - but it's worth a shot...
[05:30] <skuzzel> I geuss I have another question, if I install ubuntu to an external hard drive will that significantly limit it's ability to function as an accessible hard drive in mac/windows?
[05:30] <Blue1> asoltys: remember rename mv   -- don't just delete it.
[05:30] <Blue1> skuzzel: windows does NOT see any linux partitions at all
[05:31] <skuzzel> Blue1: yeah your right, I would have to partition the hard drive for sure, I wonder if that's worth it
[05:32] <Blue1> skuzzel: i have a bootable linux (with x) on a usb flash drive - works great
[05:32] <skuzzel> Blue1: me too, I'm on it right now
[05:32] <anthony_dev> hi
[05:32] <Blue1> skuzzel: linux2go!
[05:32] <Magnusson> skuzzel>there are programs for windows that will let you see linux partitions, or at least i used to have one
[05:32] <anthony_dev> is there any good and stable chm readers ?
[05:32] <skuzzel> problem being that I can't boot up with it, and then remove files from the internal hard drives on to my external one
[05:32] <brandenburg> rob_p:  yes that is the link i was following
[05:33] <anthony_dev> *.chm
[05:33] <Blue1> Magnusson: yeah I seem to remember away to get an ext2 partition in windows - but gosh Ive forgotten how to do that, honestly
[05:33] <skuzzel> I want to have my external hard drive set up so I can plug it in, boot to ubuntu like a live desk, back up files, run bios, and then maybe install linux all at the same time
[05:34] <Magnusson> Blue1>nod, i was wandering through some old windows folders and wondered "what the heck is this" and turns out it was the program to access , i believe it was ext2 partitions
[05:34] <Blue1> skuzzel: sure you can
[05:34] <skuzzel> Blue1: the problem I'm having is that backing up files part
[05:34] <skuzzel> Blue1: IO
[05:34] <Blue1> skuzzel: no different then using a livecd
[05:34] <Blue1> skuzzel: I have backup/restore scripts on my site, if that would help
[05:34] <skuzzel> Blue1: I'm using it right now, but it wont seem to recognize the extra space on my external hardrive
[05:35] <Blue1> skuzzel: is the device mounted? (external drive?)
[05:35] <skuzzel> Blue1: yes, but it's just calling it system reserved
[05:35] <Blue1> skuzzel: private message ok?
[05:36] <skuzzel> Blue1: ok
[05:36] <hmchinh1986> help me, please. I can't mount to my HDD
[05:36] <hmchinh1986> Error mounting: mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/sdb3,
[05:36] <hmchinh1986>        missing codepage or helper program, or other error
[05:36] <hmchinh1986>        In some cases useful info is found in syslog - try
[05:36] <hmchinh1986>        dmesg | tail  or so
[05:36] <FloodBot1> hmchinh1986: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:37] <hmchinh1986> help
[05:38] <hmchinh1986> hello
[05:38] <brandenburg> rob_p:  also I should make you aware that my wireless card was 'having issues' prior to Ubuntu install.  im running an hp:dv2000, had the MB replaced by HP [faulty; were under a law suit] and the wireless card was intermittent at the time but wasnt covered and was expensive so i opted to deal with intermittent.  I installed Ubuntu because Windows Vista had a Windows Virus.
[05:39] <Name141> Is it possible to use the AMD64bit disk to Install the Wubi 64bit version when you have Windows XP 32bit ? Or do I need to get the 32bit version ?
[05:39] <Jordan_U> !pastebin | hmchinh1986
[05:40] <Jordan_U> hmchinh1986: Can you use http://paste.ubuntu.com to give us a link to the output of "sudo blkid"?
[05:40] <hmchinh1986> ok
[05:40] <Jordan_U> Name141: Yes, you can install 64 bit Ubuntu using Wubi on a 32 bit Windows system.
[05:41] <Name141> Jordan_U: Will it be almost as fast as the real install ?
[05:41] <Jordan_U> Name141: Disk IO will be slightly slower, everything else should be exactly the same speed.
[05:41] <hmchinh1986> http://paste.ubuntu.com/612150/ -> help me, please
[05:42] <Evanescence> how to list out services that startup with system ?
[05:42] <Jordan_U> Name141: Why do you want to go with Wubi rather than a normal dual boot install?
[05:42] <Name141> Jordan_U: I don't want to mess with redoing the disk partitions when if I want to get rid of Ubuntu
[05:42] <Jordan_U> !helpme | hmchinh1986
[05:42] <Name141> when/if
[05:44] <hmchinh1986> http://paste.ubuntu.com/612150/ ->ireally need this !
[05:44] <Name141> Jordan_U: I mainly just want to play around, make sure all the RAM works.. so on.  Since it's a new build
[05:44] <Magnusson> Blue1>http://www.ubuntugeek.com/tools-to-access-linux-partitions-from-windows.html
[05:44] <bdelin88> I have somewhat successfully changed my http apache2 port from 80 to 3080.  However, it requires me to type in: domainname.com:3080 in order to work, typing the domain name in defaults to port 8000.
[05:45] <Blue1> Magnusson: thanks
[05:45] <Jordan_U> hmchinh1986: Stop with the "I need this".
[05:45] <hmchinh1986> :(
[05:45] <Jordan_U> hmchinh1986: Can you use http://paste.ubuntu.com to give us a link to the output of "sudo blkid"?
[05:47] <istok> Evanescence, you could use a program called sysvconfig - sudo apt-get install sysvconfig <- it is a text-based application that allows you to configure which services are started at boot time for each runlevel
[05:47] <Evanescence> istok: good, that's it,
[05:47] <hmchinh1986> http://paste.ubuntu.com/612152/ -> thanks Jordan_U
[05:47] <Evanescence> istok: thanks
[05:47] <istok> Evanescence, alternatively, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BootServices
[05:48] <Jordan_U> hmchinh1986: Can you pastebin the output of "sudo fsck /dev/sdb3"?
[05:49] <Evanescence> istok: weird, can not search sysvconfig through: apt-cache search sysvconfig
[05:49] <istok> Evanescence, have you allowed for backports?
[05:49] <Evanescence> istok: what is that ? backports
[05:50] <istok> !backports
[05:50] <sabgenton> hey is sun/oracal java installed buy default?
[05:50] <Avasz> is this bug in NM that doesnt show mulotiple networks with same essid?
[05:50] <Evanescence> istok: a package source ? what is it ?
[05:51] <istok> Evanescence, it doesn't seem it would help anyway, I just did a search and it isn't in my repos either
[05:51] <jiltdil> clicking to change desktop background is not opening,peasse tell how to fix this?
[05:51] <hmchinh1986> http://paste.ubuntu.com/612153/ -> thanks
[05:51] <Evanescence> istok: i see
[05:51] <Al_nz1> how do I start sshd server?
[05:51] <Avasz> my Network manager doesnt show three networks with same essid.. instead shows only one.
[05:51] <Al_nz1> please.
[05:51] <Jordan_U> Avasz: I think that's as intended. If you want to list all BSSIDs then use "iwlist scan".
[05:51] <sabgenton> does ubuntu have java installed perriod?
[05:52] <Avasz> Jordan_U, then how do i connect? through CLI?
[05:52] <Evanescence> istok: enable it in update-config , right /
[05:52] <Avasz> isnt there any other way to make NM show all of them?
[05:52] <Jordan_U> Avasz: There may be. Why do you need to select a particular one?
[05:52] <jiltdil> Al_nz1:/etc/init.d/sshd restart
[05:53] <Al_nz1> jiltdil: no such file or directory
[05:53] <Avasz> Jordan_U, because they are hotspots and only one is assigned to me.
[05:53] <TheBagger> ?DCC SEND "ff???f?" 0 0 0
[05:53] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - The above was an exploit attempt that may have disconnected some users. Please ignore it, DON'T click on suspicious links, and type « /msg ubottu exploit » if you want more information.
[05:53] <Avasz> and that particular one is not shown.
[05:53] <istok> Evanescence, it's in your sources.list - sudo nano -w /etc/apt/sources.list
[05:53] <jiltdil> Al_nz1:ok try this /etc/init.d/ssh
[05:53] <Jordan_U> jiltdil: Al_nz1: sudo service ssh restart
[05:54] <Evanescence> istok: then uncomment which entry ?
[05:54] <istok> but you don't have to enable backports if you don't need them, though, generally, it's a good idea if you want a complete repo
[05:54] <hmchinh1986> Jordan_U: help me
[05:54] <Avasz> maybe i should stick with wicd. :(
[05:54] <jiltdil> Jordan_U:is it ok /etc/init.d/ssh
[05:54] <Al_nz1> jiltdil: shift: 28: cant shift that many
[05:54] <istok> Evanescence, it seems sysvconfig is outdated anyway, it was in dapper and hardy
[05:54] <istok> has since been removed/replaced
[05:55] <Jordan_U> hmchinh1986: Did fsck complete yet?
[05:55] <Al_nz1> ok if I do '/etc/init.d/ssh' I get Useage: start|stop|reload etc etc etc
[05:55] <jiltdil> Al_nz1: ok sudo service ssh restart
[05:55] <hmchinh1986> http://paste.ubuntu.com/612153/
[05:56] <jiltdil> Al_nz1:ok choose which one you want stsrt status stop
[05:56] <Jordan_U> hmchinh1986: There was no more output after that?
[05:56] <Al_nz1> jiltdil: ok. it could not load two rsa keys but appears to restart
[05:56] <Al_nz1> i am after sshd tho?
[05:56] <Evanescence> istok: Oops, anyway, I found BUM, even though it is GUI interface
[05:56] <Magnusson> is it possible to add an external script to  your .bashrc profile?
[05:57] <istok> Evanescence, yes, i was going to suggest using that, although, rcconf is below that info, on the site i posted
[05:57] <hmchinh1986> Jordan_U: yes
[05:57] <jiltdil> Magnussons:yes
[05:57] <Magnusson> jiltdil>can you point me in a direction to learn how?
[05:57] <Evanescence> istok: yeah, I like ncurses version ,
[05:57] <hmchinh1986> I have to waitting?
[05:57] <Jordan_U> hmchinh1986: Let it run for a few minutes, untill it brings you back to a prompt. Do *not* try to interrupt it.
[05:58] <Al_nz1> jiltdil: any ideas?
[05:58] <istok> it has both GUI and CLI
[05:58] <jiltdil> Al_nz1: two rsa key?
[05:58] <jiltdil> Al_z1: have you installesd openssh-server
[05:58] <hmchinh1986> OK, thank you verry much
[05:59] <Al_nz1> yes, says latest version
[05:59] <KillerSloth> I'm trying to set up my machine to work with android rom's. used wubi to install an old 10.10 netbook boot i had. anyone know where I *should* go to get it set up right? google is giving me old information that I cant use (froyo <.<)
[06:00] <jiltdil> Al_z1:did u tried sudo service ssh start or  /etc/init.d/ssh options
[06:01] <jiltdil> Al_z1: use /etc/init.d/ssh options with sudo
[06:01] <Shaba1> hello folks. I have wubi install on this windows 7 laptop
[06:02] <brokenlinux> nit-wit: hey i was able to get back online; i removed teh CMOS battery for 5 minutes and when i popped it back in, my system recognized my usb key
[06:02] <Al_nz1> jiltdil: why am I issuing commands to ssh when I want to start sshd?
[06:02] <Shaba1> its a celeron 1200 mhz running windows 7 premiun 64 bit
[06:02] <Shaba1> I want to upgrade to natty narwhal 11.01
[06:02] <brokenlinux> from there, i upgraded 11.04 to 11.04 and was able to recover my home folder and just had to install ALL SOFTWARE packages again, but hey, better than losing data
[06:03] <nit-wit> brokendatapoint, cool i wondered about that when you asked.;)
[06:03] <Avasz> does alacarte work in editing xubuntu menus properly?
[06:03] <nit-wit> brokenlinux, cool i wondered about that when you asked.;) sorry brokendatapoint
[06:03] <jiltdil> Al_nz1:because this i sthe command and the ssh"d" means dameon
[06:04] <xpurple> Reallocated_Event_Count = 196 on one of my drives.  How bad is this?
[06:04] <brokenlinux> was weird...i contacted the manufacture asking if they knew what had caused that (since it all began with a suspend event) and they just offered "i doubt it will happen again" ಠ_ಠ
[06:05] <jiltdil> brokenlinux: how didi you make this ಠ_ಠ
[06:05] <Al_nz1> jiltdil: i see. so how do I get sshd to start?
[06:06] <Refael> has anybody ascertained how a small business can setup a personal IRC Server or Channel?
[06:06] <jiltdil> Al_mz1: i told you already
[06:06] <celthunder> Refael: i've done it
[06:06] <Al_nz1> jiltdil: was that the '/etc/init.d/ssh start' ?
[06:06] <brokenlinux> jiltdil: google look of disapproval, copypasta
[06:06] <MODspartan> brokenlinux: how did u make that face lOL
[06:06] <rob_p> Al_nz1: I think the confusion you are having is that openssh-server's init script is called, "ssh" instead of something to signify it as the server init script.
[06:06] <Refael> celthunder: is a personal Server necessary?
[06:06] <celthunder> Refael: channel just make one up reg it with chanserv and setup jirc or whatever on your site
[06:06] <celthunder> Refael: depends
[06:07] <celthunder> Refael: theres advantages and disadvantages
[06:07] <jiltdil> Al_nz1:yes also you can use sudo  service ssh restart
[06:07] <Refael> celthunder: PM?
[06:07] <Al_nz1> rob_p: ok. so is there a way to check the service is running?
[06:07] <celthunder> Refael: ok
[06:08] <jiltdil> Al_nz1: ststus
[06:08] <jiltdil> sorry status
[06:08] <rob_p> Al_nz1: Yes.
[06:08] <rob_p> Al_nz1: status ssh
[06:09] <rob_p> Al_nz1: You can run, "status ssh" and if it is running, it will say so and give you the PID.
[06:09] <slashroot> how do you share the network over bluetooth
[06:10] <rob_p> Al_nz1: Or you can check to see if port 22 is bound to the sshd process by doing, "sudo netstat -lpnt"
[06:12] <Andy50> Jordan_U : I did...I ended up making a 16gb virtual disk and the other 12tb as another vd
[06:12] <Andy50> just finished reinstalling and don't get any errors now
[06:13] <Jordan_U> Andy50: Good to hear :)
[06:13] <Shaba2> Ok back
[06:13] <olskolirc> how do i restore panels?  I installed natty ubuntu and all i have is a desktop wallpaper and a shell
[06:13] <Shaba2> should I uninstall wubi
[06:13] <slashroot> does anyone know how to share the network over bluetooth?
[06:13] <Shaba2> or is there some way of installing over the present installation
[06:15] <olskolirc> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BluetoothSetup slashroot
[06:17] <slashroot> I mean, I want to recieve a network connection via bluetooth dongle
[06:17] <slashroot> but not too sur ehow
[06:17] <slashroot> on my pocket pc
[06:18] <PseudoGou> Hello
[06:18] <PseudoGou> Where is .config stored -- how can I retrieve it if it is stored in the kernel?
[06:18] <Al_nz1> rob_p look like it might be 443
[06:18] <Al_nz1> the port
[06:19] <Al_nz1> show how do I midify the connection string<EMAIL_ADDRESS><- where does port go?
[06:20] <KillerSloth> when i type "curl http://android.git.kernel.org/repo > ~/bin/repo" i just get "bash: /bin/repo: Is a directory"... why?
[06:21] <Cube``> im wondering how i can get a one line cli output of the NetworkManager status without a 1 sec load time like cnetworkmanager
[06:21] <Andy50> is webmin still good?
[06:22] <PseudoGou> I want to recompile ther kernel but I want the default .config that Ubuntu loads
[06:22] <PseudoGou> It should be stored in the kernel somewhere
[06:22] <PseudoGou> I forget how to get it
[06:22] <dangergrrl> > can not open a directory for output
[06:22] <Al_nz1> rob_p: I think i have got rsa keys as only way to authenticate?
[06:22] <Al_nz1> need to edit a file or something
[06:23] <hmchinh1986> Jordan_U: http://paste.ubuntu.com/612161/ -> out put here, thanks
[06:23] <Al_nz1> rob_p: to allow password
[06:23] <Al_nz1> any ideas?
[06:23] <albertolempira> hey guys, I deleted the files and folders of an application (Frostwire) on my filesystem and when I try to install it again i get this http://pastebin.com/vgUGnd6a saying that the new version is not co-installable with the old one. I've tried using apt-get to remove it and it says that Virtual Packages cannot be removed. any idea? thanks
[06:23] <Shaba2> Hello
[06:23] <Shaba2> did anyone see my question?
[06:23] <dangergrrl> PseudoGou: if you get the ubuntu kernel source package it should come with a .config file
[06:24] <Jordan_U> hmchinh1986: Answer yes to any question unless there is an ominous warning to go along with it.
[06:24] <hmchinh1986> ok, thank
[06:24] <Jordan_U> hmchinh1986: You're welcome.
[06:24] <PseudoGou> dangergrrl: That is irelevant.
[06:24] <hmchinh1986> Recreate journal<y>? -> yes/no
[06:25] <dangergrrl> you can also get it from /proc/kconfig
[06:25] <PseudoGou> dangergrrk - that is the one that Ubuntu compiled with during installation?
[06:26] <Jordan_U> hmchinh1986: Yes.
[06:26] <hmchinh1986> ok
[06:26] <PseudoGou> so just cat /proc/kconfig > .config ?
[06:26] <Jordan_U> hmchinh1986: And if you want me to see messages from you include my nick in them. Otherwise they're not highlighted in my client.
[06:27] <hmchinh1986> ok
[06:27] <dangergrrl> PseudoGou: sorry, that's not where it is after all
[06:27] <PseudoGou> Also - I have no file called /proc/kconfig
[06:27] <dangergrrl> i'm sure it used to be there :)
[06:28] <PseudoGou> Do you know what I'm refering to?  In make config there is an option to store the .config in the kernel...  There's a way to retrieve it...  That's what I'm trying to find out
[06:28] <dangergrrl> if you get the ubuntu kernel source package for the kernel you are running it will have a config file, sorry
[06:28] <dangergrrl> i know
[06:28] <churly> Hey guys, no luck on LXDE channels:  anyone know how I can reload lxpanel and/or its config file via a command?
[06:28] <PseudoGou> Yea, but that .config is defaulted
[06:28] <TinoDidriksen> How can I create a DVD that Ubuntu mounts with the files as executable? Currently, all files are 0400 where I need at least 0500 so people can run stuff from it. (a DVD made with mkisofs -udf works as expected on Win/OS X, just not Ubuntu)
[06:28] <tippenein> any ideas on the best way to schedule local recordings for a radio station?
[06:28] <dangergrrl> i could swear it was /proc/kconfig but i don't have one either
[06:28] <PseudoGou> I want the .config that Ubuntu used during installation, it should be stored in the kernel
[06:28] <tippenein> as far as program to use and whether or not cron is capable
[06:30] <albertolempira> Is there a kind of "registry" like in windows in which i can delete entries for a specific application?
[06:30] <pythonirc101> does anyone know if this works with ubuntu: http://www.logitech.com/en-us/gaming/headsets/devices/7248 ?
[06:30] <PseudoGou> albertolempira: no.
[06:31] <albertolempira> PseudiGou: alright, then. What can I do if the system "thinks" there's an app installed that is not really installed? Is there something I can do?
[06:32] <albertolempira> PseudoGou, a config file or something that i can edit
[06:32] <PseudoGou> albertolempira: What do you mean "thinks"?
[06:32] <PseudoGou> To delete an app:  sudo apt-get remove appname
[06:32] <PseudoGou> Or if it was a .deb file, "dpkg --uninstall packagename
[06:32] <PseudoGou> Or something like that
[06:33] <dangergrrl> PseudoGou: aha
[06:33] <dangergrrl> ls /boot
[06:34] <PseudoGou> dangergrrl, thanks!!!  It is there
[06:34] <dangergrrl> config-2.6.38-8-generic
[06:34] <PseudoGou> config-2.6.38-8-generic
[06:34] <dangergrrl> i knew it was somewhere
[06:34] <PseudoGou> I hope that's the correct one
[06:34] <dangergrrl> that should correspond to the kernel of the same name
[06:35] <PseudoGou> Let me see what it says in menuconfig regardign where it stores this...
[06:35] <albertolempira> PseudoGou, I'm trying to install Frostwire after mistakenly erased its folders and files in my filesystem, but the software center tells me that the version i'm trying to install is not co-installable with the one that is "installed".
[06:35] <dangergrrl> \i swear it used to be in /proc too
[06:35] <PseudoGou> albertolempira: Then tell aptitude to force
[06:36] <PseudoGou> Let me check the syntax
[06:36] <albertolempira> PseudoGou, to force installation you mean?
[06:36] <dangergrrl> i've been trying to install the maemo devkit for 2 days now...
[06:36] <PseudoGou> First try a purge
[06:36] <PseudoGou> sudo apt-get install --purge packagename
[06:36] <dangergrrl> downloading 400mb of packages at modem speed is pain
[06:37] <PseudoGou> scratch that
[06:37] <PseudoGou> it's
[06:37] <PseudoGou> sudo apt-get purge packagename
[06:37] <albertolempira> PseudoGou, ok i get it let me try it
[06:38] <dangergrrl> PseudoGou: sorry it's not in /proc where i remembered it, google thinks i dreamed up the whole kconfig thing :(
[06:38] <PseudoGou> dangergrrl: I'm checking menuconfig I will tell you
[06:38] <hooni> Hello...
[06:38] <PseudoGou> albertolempira: Then install with sudo apt-get install --force-yes packagename
[06:40] <PseudoGou> dangergrrl: ah make menuconfig says "using defaults found in /boot/config-2.6.38-8-generic" so that might not be it..  checking...
[06:40] <hooni> Nowaday I am studing ubunt...
[06:40] <hooni> In a study time I have question what is..
[06:40] <albertolempira> PseudoGou, i get the same error http://pastebin.com/UQMp7FSP
[06:41] <hooni> In root, there have .config/Trolltech.conf
[06:41] <dangergrrl> wierd, all i found was _A_ rejecting a patch to put .config in procfs
[06:42] <churly> Hey guys, no luck on LXDE channels:  anyone know how I can reload lxpanel and/or its config file via a command, just a refresh command, not a kill/restart??
[06:42] <hooni> In google searching I couldn't find answer..
[06:42] <dangergrrl> you need make-kpkg, PseudoGou
[06:42] <PseudoGou> This information can be extracted from the kernel
[06:42] <PseudoGou> image file with the script scripts/extract-ikconfig and used as
[06:42] <PseudoGou> input to rebuild the current kernel or to build another kernel.
[06:42] <PseudoGou> It can also be extracted from a running kernel by reading
[06:42] <PseudoGou> /proc/config.gz if enabled (below).
[06:42] <FloodBot1> PseudoGou: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:43] <dangergrrl> aha, it's just not enabled on default ubuntu (or sabayon) kernels
[06:43] <PseudoGou> albertolempira: I'm stumped.  Let me see what I can find.
[06:43] <dangergrrl> (i'm running both right now)
[06:43] <PseudoGou> dangergrrl: Is it not?  Let me try the script
[06:44] <PseudoGou> Also what is this sabayon kernel?  What does it add?
[06:44] <MODspartan> have any of you guys gotten Unity to work on vmware?
[06:44] <dangergrrl> no, i have no /proc/config.gz on either
[06:44] <dangergrrl> sabayon is just another linux distro :)
[06:44] <PseudoGou> MODspartan: Try Virtualbox instead, it's got better 3d support.
[06:44] <albertolempira> PseudoGou, ok thanks! I'm looking for a solution too, that's why i think it might be some sort of config file
[06:44] <dangergrrl> Unity works under virtualbox with the 3d acceleration
[06:45] <MODspartan> awww thanks guys
[06:45] <dangergrrl> MODspartan: i'm seeing it right now with virtualbox
[06:45] <PseudoGou> Unfortunaely Virtualbox' floppy support is broken last time I checked
[06:45] <PseudoGou> Not that anyone uses floppy drives anymore besides me
[06:45] <MODspartan> well i havent used a floppy for like
[06:45] <MODspartan> ever