[04:38] <esiri> ruffdog i did used that comand same :(
[04:39] <ruffdog> michaelxq: check out http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=246092
[04:39] <Macstheyjustsuck> I can't live without Dreamweaver CS5 to code websites, what is the closest equivalent to that?
[04:40] <dorin_> Hah.
[04:40] <michaelxq> ruffdog, thanks
[04:40] <Nitrohax> Macstheyjustsuck, html
[04:40] <ruffdog> esiri: okay.  Check out this site http://forum.eeeuser.com/viewtopic.php?id=1859  see if that helps.
[04:40] <Diamondcite> Macstheyjustsuck: What's dreamweaver? I just open up a text editor and type...
[04:40] <Macstheyjustsuck> Nitrohax: Not just HTML XD
[04:40] <Macstheyjustsuck> Javascript, PHP
[04:40] <Macstheyjustsuck> and would like to start working with mySQL for some things
[04:41] <Diamondcite> Macstheyjustsuck: Programs like kwrite can do syntax highlighting in different languages to make it easier?
[04:41] <PerfM> coooooooool!
[04:41] <PerfM> WOOO!
[04:41] <PerfM> wia
[04:41] <PerfM> wait*
[04:41] <Nitrohax> Macstheyjustsuck, I haven't done a page in forever. I'm so out of the loop
[04:41] <PerfM> if this is the support channel, where is the real channel?
[04:41] <Diamondcite> PerfM: If you done being exited, how about tell us about your support question?
[04:41] <dorin_> haha, figured out the curl command.
[04:41] <rww> PerfM: /join #ubuntu-offtopic for chit chat
[04:42] <ruffdog> esiri: if that doesn't work (website I directed you to) can you paste your grub file in www.pastebin.ubuntu.com
[04:42] <dorin_> Nevermind.
[04:42] <esiri> rufdog  http://wiki.ubuntuusers.de/Herunterfahren#HDA-High-Definition-Audio-abschalten  i did that before :)
[04:42] <esiri> ruffdog okey
[04:43] <strigoi66> dorin_: try this page for info! http://curl.haxx.se/docs/httpscripting.html
[04:43] <Nitrohax> ack a haxx!
[04:44] <esiri> ruffdog http://paste.ubuntu.com/570386/
[04:44] <crlcan81> the list of deb/deb src repositories that ailurus is listing?
[04:46] <ruffdog> esiri: did the problem start when you changed the grub? or did you change the grub because of the problem?
[04:47] <esiri> ruffdog i did change grub for problem
[04:48] <ruffdog> esiri: okay.  You are running on a laptop or desktop?  You are running 10.10?
[04:48] <esiri> ruffdog i am used 10.04 lts and desktop
[04:49] <ruffdog> esiri: okay.  Do you use wifi on the desktop?
[04:50] <esiri> ruffdog no i am dont
[04:50] <esiri> dont use wifi
[04:52] <KREDO> apt-get 100% cpu, help me
[04:53] <c1truz> sholat dulu saudara2ku ...
[04:53] <ActionParsnip> !aptfix | KREDO
[04:55] <KREDO> thanks
[04:56] <Guest3219> hey
[04:56] <ruffdog> esiri: I accidentally shut down.  Are we still having the shutdown issue?
[04:57] <esiri> ruffdog yes have shutdown issues
[04:58] <JeffCBR> Can I check the version of a package with apt-get?
[04:58] <rww> apt-cache policy packagenamehere
[04:58] <JeffCBR> Gracias!
[05:01] <nroy1> hi! my / on ubuntu 10.10 needs more space, but only disk utility is able to see the partitions on sdb. is there a stand alone bootable version of the disk utility?
[05:02] <nroy1> my ubuntu is on sdb1
[05:03] <ActionParsnip> nroy1: try: sudo apt-get clean
[05:03] <nroy1> ActionParsnip: what is clean?
[05:03] <ActionParsnip> nroy1: also uninstall old unused kernels you no longer use. You can also free space by using bleachbit but watch the browser options or it will remove stuff you want to keep
[05:04] <ActionParsnip> nroy1: clean removes the debs used to install stuff was, they are held until you tell the OS to remove them
[05:04] <nroy1> ActionParsnip: i want to reinstall ubuntu, which has run into some problems because of me removing stuff to gain space.
[05:05] <nroy1> but i want to fix the partion table first, otherwise i won't be able to install ubuntu
[05:06] <ActionParsnip> nroy1: the reinstall will create a new table (unless you dual boot)
[05:07] <nroy1> ActionParsnip:  i have xp and solaris11 on sda, ubuntu on sdb
[05:08] <nroy1> there are some important drives on sdb, otherwise there wouldn't be much problem... :(
[05:09] <nroy1> gparted is unable to see ANY partition on sdb. i have tried it from ubuntu, solaris and parted magic
[05:09] <nroy1> the gnome disk util is seeing them fine, but i cant resize / from ubuntu itself
[05:10] <navin> webkit
[05:11] <esiri> ruffdog i cant with comand  stoped acpi sudo /etc/init.d/acpid stop
[05:11] <navin> i wana help about webkit...so hw can i?
[05:11] <here4thegear> Using ubuntu server. php mail and sendmail both are sending mail out to yahoo accounts but for some reason not to my hosted gmail account. It isn't even showing up in my spam folder.
[05:12] <esiri> ruffdog u can check , here have a issue? http://paste.ubuntu.com/570399/
[05:13] <lnxg33k> how to switch between keyboard layouts on xubuntu 10.04?
[05:13] <juabn> i need change the root partition privilege  to user
[05:13] <Starminn> !xubuntu
[05:14] <Jordan_U> nroy1: Can you pastebin the output of "sudo parted -l"?
[05:15] <gnewb> navin: Maybe here:> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WebKit
[05:15] <lnxg33k> thanks guys :)
[05:15] <immy> hi again
[05:16] <JeffCBR> !GNOME
[05:16] <immy> is there a way i can make alt+tab work across workspaces and alt+ctrl+tab within workspaces?
[05:16] <nroy1> Jordan_U:  i am currently on xp. ubuntu is having some serious problems, cause i messed up some stuff. the thing is, the extended partition on sdb is showing insanely huge space even on windows. i just want to remove the linux partition now, and readjust the partitions
[05:16] <JeffCBR> Will I break everything if I sudo apt-get remove ubuntu-desktop?
[05:17] <gmachine_24> I want to clone a 160GB HD to a 20GB HD and I can't use Clonezilla bc of the drive size difference (there is <10GB of data on the 160GB drive so it will all fit). Anyone know of other good options? Thanks.
[05:17] <Jordan_U> nroy1: Can you boot from a liveCD?
[05:17] <nroy1> Jordan_U: yes i can, but gparted isn't helping
[05:18] <JeffCBR> gmachine_24: Can you shrink your partition down to be smaller than the destination drive?
[05:18] <Jordan_U> gmachine_24: What is your end goal (why do you want to "clone" the drive)?
[05:18] <gmachine_24> JeffCBR, good point. I can probably use a live distro and gparted and that should do it.
[05:18] <Jordan_U> nroy1: parted itself gives descriptive error messages which should tell you exactly what is wrong with the partition table.
[05:19] <gmachine_24> I mean I can shrink the partion(s)
[05:19] <JeffCBR> We're talking about a Linux FS, right?
[05:19] <gmachine_24> Jordan_U, I want to clone the drive so I can replace the 160GB drive with the 20GB drive.
[05:20] <ActionParsnip> JeffCBR: no, its a hollow metapackage. if you remove it it will change nothing
[05:20] <gmachine_24> JeffCBR, if that is directed at me, yes, it is Ubuntu
[05:20] <nroy1> Jordan_U: the entire sdb swows up as unpopulated in gparted
[05:20] <gmachine_24> Ok then, nm.
[05:20] <Jordan_U> nroy1: I understand.
[05:20] <ruffdog> esiri: okay.  I'm stumped.  You tried sudo /sbin/init 0 and that didn't work?
[05:20] <JeffCBR> One time, I shrank the partition of an undefragmented Windows 98 install...
[05:20] <gmachine_24> lol
[05:21] <gmachine_24> ... and you never did that again
[05:21] <JeffCBR> ActionParsnip: So, I'd still have Gnome installed, then?
[05:21] <JeffCBR> gmachine_24: No. No, I did not.
[05:21] <angus-vaio> hola.. tengo un problema alguien seria tan amable de darme una mano??
[05:21] <Librarat> So x server is broken - I was trying to set up dual displays, and now I can't even get the failsafe to boot -> no vesa driver found.  How do I resolve this? :s
[05:21] <Lancelot> Question: is there a way for me to see how much hard drive space individual packages are taking up?
[05:21] <gmachine_24> A friend of mine says the hardest lessons to learn in life are the ones we learn again and again
[05:22] <gmachine_24> Lancelot, yes.
[05:22] <abhinav_singh> what does "ii" means here http://pastebin.com/hhgMc8WJ
[05:22] <esiri> ruffdog stumbed mean ? i did used sudo init 0
[05:22] <Lancelot> gmachine_24, how do I go about doing that?
[05:22] <gmachine_24> Lancelot, do you mean packages or install packages?
[05:22] <gmachine_24> *installed
[05:22] <esiri> ruffdog let me try  sudo /sbin/init 0 :)
[05:22] <ruffdog> esiri: When I say "stumped" I mean I'm uncertain of what to do.  All of the things I mentioned should have worked.  You tried to type "sudo /sbin/init 0" into your terminal and it didn't shut down?
[05:23] <Lancelot> gmachine_24, just packages in general...what's the difference?
[05:23] <andy_> question: I got too ambitious trying to strip away extraneous applications after installing the xfce desktop environment. now all I have is a command line when I boot into ubuntu. how do I get xfce back?
[05:23] <albert> startx
[05:24] <ruffdog> albert: what's your question?  You only typed "startx"
[05:24] <here4thegear> K, I'm using joomla and require the use of sendmail on a server who's email is actually hosted on gmail. some emails sent go to spam, some just don't get sent at all. is there perhaps a DNS record that I need to set up?
[05:24] <Lancelot> startx isn't a question
[05:24] <albert> I have no question
[05:24] <Lancelot> it's the answer to andy_ 's problem
[05:24] <gmachine_24> Lancelot, well a package is typically a *.deb file
[05:24] <I_wanna_learn> Hi I am new to Linux world, I am a hardcore Window user, is ubuntu good to start with ?
[05:25] <Jordan_U> !who | albert
[05:25] <bastidraZor> andy_: xubuntu-desktop should get you back to where you need to be.
[05:25] <gmachine_24> Lancelot, you know, something you dl and install
[05:25] <Lancelot> gmachine_24, okay, makes sense, how about stuff I got through repositories?
[05:25] <ShapeShifter499> g_0_0, still here?
[05:25] <albert> I see
[05:25] <andy_> bastidraZor: many thanks. I'll try it.
[05:25] <gmachine_24> After that, finding out how much an installed program occupies usually involves scoping out how big the install folder(s) is are.
[05:25] <Librarat> I was trying to set up dual displays earlier and have managed to botch my ubuntu install entirely -- x will no longer start at all, and I can't get failsafe to load either (it crashes with an error saying no suitable driver found, and no vesa either).  The best I get is a command prompt.. how do I get X back?
[05:25] <JeffCBR> !tab
[05:26] <gmachine_24> Lancelot, are you saying you've not done a sudo apt-get clean install command? ;)
[05:26] <JeffCBR> ubottu: I was hoping for the soda.
[05:26] <nroy1> Jordan_U:  any ideas? is there a boot-cd version of the gnome disk utility?
[05:26] <Lancelot> gmachine_24, no.... what's that for?
[05:26] <gmachine_24> Lancelot, to clean up the dl .deb files
[05:26] <ruffdog> esiri: did it work?
[05:26] <esiri> hi again
[05:26] <Lancelot> gmachine_24, you'll have to forgive me. I'm not too familiar with unix systems. I'm planning to spend time on it later
[05:26] <Lancelot> gmachine_24, isn't that what the computer janitor application does?
[05:26] <esiri> ruffdog did not work
[05:27] <esiri> :(
[05:27] <andy_> bastidraZor: what command do I run to get the desktop to start? Sorry, I'm a noob at the command line.
[05:27] <Murphant> when I press ctrl-alt-f6, it should bring me to a new command line session login, right?
[05:27] <ShapeShifter499> g_0_0, I seemed to have fixed my problem by putting the following command into startup applications ---->  "alsactl init"
[05:27] <bastidraZor> andy_: install the package then reboot
[05:27] <Starminn> Murphant: "CTRL+ALT+F1 -> F6" are command lines. CTRL+ALT+F7 is the GUI.
[05:27] <gmachine_24> Lancelot, packages dl via apt-get are placed in the /var/cache/apt/archives directory
[05:27] <Jordan_U> nroy1: Palimpsest is included in recent Ubuntu LiveCDs, but I highly recommend figuring out what is wrong with your partition table before trying to modify it further.
[05:27] <ShapeShifter499> g_0_0, this way it automatically sets up my sound and everything and I don't have to do anything
[05:27] <Starminn> Murphant: That is, F1 through F6
[05:28] <Jordan_U> nroy1: If you don't you risk serious data loss.
[05:28] <ruffdog> esiri: Okay.  I'm out of ideas.  Poss another user here can help with your shutdown problems.  Maybe ActionParsnip.  You should repost your question.
[05:28] <rtz> hi
[05:28] <rtz> where is the network channel?
[05:28] <rtz> I have couple of network questions
[05:28] <gmachine_24> Lancelot, and you must forgive me, I've been using Linux for more than a decade and there was no such thing as a computer janitor - although I have seen the icon in my system :D
[05:28] <Jordan_U> rtz: #freenode
[05:28] <ActionParsnip> rtz: ##networking if memory serves
[05:29]  * unreturned hello world
[05:29] <Guest78293> it says i'm banned
[05:29] <Guest78293> lol
[05:29] <esiri> ruffdog thanks a lot for try help me :)
[05:29] <Jason1> Hi all. I've been having trouble with an intermittent connection after configuring opendns. Any advice on how to diagnose the issues?
[05:29] <Lancelot> gmachine_24, I've been using ubuntu for a little over a year and a half now. I just haven't had the time to read up on the background stuff yet
[05:29] <ActionParsnip> Guest78293: ask in #freenode about bans
[05:29] <gmachine_24> Lancelot, it's constant learning.
[05:30] <ruffdog> Guest78293: for ubuntu network I think "#ubuntu-network"
[05:30] <JeffCBR> Constant learning forever.
[05:30] <crlcan81> I'm trying to get sudo burg-install to run and any designations for my drive that gparted list, as well as any of the alternate designations, like hd1, or hd0, give me /usr/sbin/burg-probe: error: cannot stat 'drivename#'.
[05:30] <Lancelot> gmachine_24, well that works, I'm trying to figure out how I managed to fill up my drive
[05:30] <ruffdog> esiri: Yes.  Sorry I couldn't resolve it with you :( :(
[05:30] <Lancelot> gmachine_24, well almost
[05:30] <Murphant> ok for the command line, but when I press it I just get pixelated colors at the top of the screen
[05:30] <ShapeShifter499> g_0_0, idk why it won't save my audio setup, but if alsa all ready knows my system, it *should* for future references, and alsactl init  *should* therefor work always
[05:30] <gmachine_24> Lancelot, yes, that is one way.
[05:30] <ruffdog> Guest78293: scratch that.  I was wrong.
[05:30] <Librarat>  I was trying to set up dual displays earlier and have managed to botch my ubuntu install entirely -- x will no longer start at all, and I can't get failsafe to load either (it crashes with an error saying no suitable driver found, and no vesa either).  The best I get is a command prompt.. how do I get X back?  I was googling for a fix and ruan an apt-get purge xserver-xorg and then apt-get install xserver-xorg ... which now lead
[05:30] <Librarat> s me to the no driver found... :s
[05:30] <Lancelot> gmachine_24, so sudo apt-get clean install will delete these archived packages?
[05:31] <gmachine_24> Lancelot, the ones in that archive, yes.
[05:31] <andy_> bastidraZor: thanks. I try this (sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop), and I get a long list of "Failed to fetch" all kinds of things. The final message is: "E: Unable to fetch some archives, maybe run apt-get update or try with --fix-missing?" (that response shows up without quote marks).
[05:31] <esiri> ruffdog i did ask many forum my shutdown issue but cant correct yet, i will sent a report thanks again :)
[05:31] <gmachine_24> Lancelot, these are debian packages
[05:31] <Murphant> I'm thinking it's not a video driver issue since I'm working in CLI, could it be a monitor problem?
[05:31] <nroy1> Jordan_U: honestly, there ARE some bad sectors in both the disks, but i have managed to keep those areas in the free (unpartitioned) zone. And it seems some drives have wrong info on start/end of sectors/cyllinders. I hope manually adjusting them via a good partition manager like disk-uti will fix it. but CAN i use disk utility via boot cd... it is not available on solaris.
[05:31] <bastidraZor> andy_: what version of xubuntu are you using?
[05:32] <gmachine_24> Lancelot, you probably have other packages or software dl that could still be in the compressed version if you did not delete the dl file after installation.
[05:32] <ShapeShifter499> g_0_0, thanks for your help anyways
[05:32] <Checkmate> hi, I recently installed ubuntu server and I want to install an irc bot. I notice an user group called 'irc' in Ubuntu, what does it do may I ask?
[05:32] <Lancelot> gmachine_24, okay, so how do I deal with those then?
[05:32] <gmachine_24> There is a program or utility that will list major files for you............ but it escapes me at the moment.
[05:32] <Jordan_U> crlcan81: GRUB2 has theming capability as well. I highly recommend using that instead of BURG (which doesn't appear to be maintained anymore and when it was was a one man fork).
[05:32] <gmachine_24> Lancelot, if you know where you dl them, you just rm them
[05:33] <crlcan81> ahh would have been nice for the websites to say that :(
[05:33] <Lancelot> gmachine_24, the disk usage analyzer?
[05:33] <gmachine_24> you go to the directory and do sudo apt-get rm <filenametoremove>
[05:33] <andy_> bastidraZor. Good question. Checking...
[05:33] <gmachine_24> Lancelot, I think that might be more of a global shapshot but give it a try.
[05:33] <ActionParsnip> gmachine_24: why is apt-get needed for folder removal??
[05:33] <Jordan_U> nroy1: Yes you can use palimpsest from an Ubuntu 10.10 liveCD. But please pastebin the output of "sudo parted -l" before you do so.
[05:33] <Lancelot> gmachine_24, it gave me a pretty pie chart
[05:34] <gmachine_24> Lancelot, yeah, that's what I thought.
[05:34] <gmachine_24> Lancelot, give me a second and I will look up the name of that utility.
[05:34] <Lancelot> gmachine_24, there's also a very detailed listing here
[05:34] <BVB> random question.. anyone know where i can get cheap office space.. Like $100/month? can be anywhere in the US
[05:34] <Lancelot> every single directory
[05:34] <albert> esiri :/
[05:34] <esiri> albert ? :)
[05:34] <Lancelot> BVB, you could try a cardboard box, but the rent is outrageous!
[05:35] <Roasted> oh boy. rhythmbox acting up again.
[05:35] <Roasted> I give up.
[05:35] <gmachine_24> ActionParsnip, good question. It all depends really on the permissions the dl program/pgk has.
[05:35] <albert> you can  sudo gedit /etc/modules
[05:35] <gmachine_24> Lancelot, does it list space occupied?
[05:35] <nroy1> Jordan_U:  ok, i"ll see you from the live cd in a min
[05:35] <Jordan_U> !gksudo | Lancelot albert
[05:35] <albert> add  apm power_off=1
[05:35] <Librarat>  I was trying to set up dual displays earlier and have managed to botch my ubuntu install entirely -- x will no longer start at all, and I can't get failsafe to load either (it crashes with an error saying no suitable driver found, and no vesa either).  The best I get is a command prompt.. how do I get X back?  I was googling for a fix and ruan an apt-get purge xserver-xorg and then apt-get install xserver-xorg ... which now lead
[05:35] <Librarat> s me to the no driver found... :s  What do I need to do to get Xserver back?
[05:35] <esiri> ActionParsnip i am used ubuntu 10.04 i have shutdown about that
[05:35] <rtz1> hi
[05:35] <rtz1>  i have two ISP ie <IP_ADDRESS> (first gateway) <IP_ADDRESS> ( second gateway) and i have dhcp <IP_ADDRESS>/24  for my clients... i want half of my clients (<IP_ADDRESS>/25) to go out thru 1st gateway and my second half (192.168.128/25) to go thru second gateway
[05:35] <Lancelot> gmachine_24, it lists each directory, and then a breakdown of the percentage of the current directory space, and it's actual size
[05:35] <esiri> albert u wanna see /etc/modules/?
[05:35] <rtz1> ubuntu 10,.10 sry
[05:36] <lighta> does someone here can link me to a good usbcreator for windows ? (base os linux, target win2k)
[05:36] <albert> this can help you shutdown
[05:36] <gmachine_24> ActionParsnip, when you dl a debian package I believe it comes with permissions that only allow the su to ex, read, write, etc.
[05:36] <Lancelot> Jordan_U, let me give this a try
[05:36] <gmachine_24> ActionParsnip, if you change the permissions to give users free reign, then you can probably remove the original file/package without using sudo
[05:37] <andy_> bastidraZor: "uname -r" returns "2.6.35-25 generic," but I don't think that's the xubuntu version, is it?
[05:37] <rtz1>  i have two ISP ie <IP_ADDRESS> (first gateway) <IP_ADDRESS> ( second gateway) and i have dhcp <IP_ADDRESS>/24  for my clients... i want half of my clients (<IP_ADDRESS>/25) to go out thru 1st gateway and my second half (192.168.128/25) to go thru second gateway
[05:37] <Starminn> lighta: So you want to install Windows? Have you tried the folks over at ##windows?
[05:37] <rtz1> can someone help me ?
[05:37] <Murphant> My question got drowned, sorry for the repost: When I press ctrl-alt-f1, I get a bunch of pixelated colors at the top of my screen instead of a readable, black-and-white prompt, any ideas why it is the case?
[05:37] <ActionParsnip> gmachine_24: yes, but apt-get isn't needed to rm a directory.
[05:37] <bastidraZor> andy_: close enough, that would indicate you're using 10.10 .. did you try sudo apt-get update?
[05:38] <albert> esiri you can  try my way
[05:38] <lighta> yep i'm there also Starminn, reading some tutorial but if you had a good link I'd be pleased if you share it =)
[05:38] <crlcan81> thank you. for some reason ubuntu's repositories listed burg as newer then grub2 and better.
[05:38] <gmachine_24> ActionParship, I was talking about removing a program file that had been downloaded and was then installed. If that was unclear, I apologize.
[05:38] <Jordan_U> crlcan81: You're welcome.
[05:38] <esiri> albert http://paste.ubuntu.com/570401/
[05:38] <Lancelot> Jordan_U, this is turning up much more stuff, thanks
[05:38] <Librarat>  Sorry for the repost, but I keep drowing :\    I was trying to set up dual displays earlier and have managed to botch my ubuntu install entirely -- x will no longer start at all, and I can't get failsafe to load either (it crashes with an error saying no suitable driver found, and no vesa either).  The best I get is a command prompt.. how do I get X back?  I was googling for a fix and ruan an apt-get purge xserver-xorg and then
[05:38] <Librarat> apt-get install xserver-xorg ... which now leads me to the no driver found... :s  What do I need to do to get Xserver back?
[05:39] <crlcan81> now gonna add my personal desktop walkpaper choices and a few other things.
[05:39] <Starminn> lighta: No, unfortunately I have nothing to shed on the situation. Just making sure you asked in a Windows channel too as they'd likely know better than us. :)
[05:39] <esiri> albert i can try why not,
[05:39] <gmachine_24> This is what I wrote: you go to the directory and do sudo apt-get rm <filenametoremove> ... the directory being where you dl the program file
[05:40] <lighta> ok^^
[05:40] <gmachine_24> Librarat, someone give Librarat the pastbin addy
[05:40] <andy_> bastidraZor: I did. It gives me a list of things it "failed to lock," then asks me if I'm root. Then I enter "sudo bash" to become root. But when I run apt-get update, I get another long list of "W: Failed to fetch etc." and ending with "W: some index files failed to download, they have been ignored, or old ones used instead."
[05:40] <albert> esiri  add this line at the end of  modules   apm power_off=1
[05:40] <Librarat> gmachine_24, not sure what you're asking me for .. :s
[05:41] <rtz1> does anyone have an answer to my q?
[05:41] <albert> esiri good lucky to you
[05:41] <esiri> albert i did try before add    apm power_off=1 but stil same :)
[05:41] <gmachine_24> Lancelot, I think you're on your way, right?
[05:41] <Jordan_U> gmachine_24: apt-get has no "rm" option, nor does it perform a function like what you are explaining.
[05:41] <Starminn> lighta: You have the .iso?
[05:41] <ActionParsnip> gmachine_24: so why not just: rm -r folder-or-filname-here
[05:41] <lighta> yes
[05:42] <albert> esiri I am sorry
[05:42] <lighta> just need to know wich file to put to make it bootable
[05:42] <albert> esiri  I will go to school
[05:42] <Starminn> lighta: Why not go to System->Administration->Startup Disk Creator and make it? I've never done it myself but try it out?
[05:42] <esiri> albert seems havent luck :)
[05:42] <gmachine_24> Jordan_u, god, of course you're right. I'm sorry - my mind is trying doing too many things at once.
[05:42] <gmachine_24> leave off the apt-get
[05:42] <Jordan_U> gmachine_24: np :)
[05:43] <rtz1> who has a lil knowledge about nat here ?
[05:43] <Starminn> lighta: What do you mean "Which file to make it bootable"?
[05:43] <lighta> isn't this create only linux distri ? I never tryed but, yeah let's give a try =)
[05:43] <gmachine_24> devine a little
[05:43] <Jordan_U> !anyone | rtz1
[05:43] <esiri> albert thanks good luck too :)
[05:43] <rtz1>  i have two ISP ie <IP_ADDRESS> (first gateway) <IP_ADDRESS> ( second gateway) and i have dhcp <IP_ADDRESS>/24  for my clients... i want half of my clients (<IP_ADDRESS>/25) to go out thru 1st gateway and my second half (192.168.128/25) to go thru second gateway
[05:43] <rtz1> I keep posting it lol :P
[05:43] <rtz1> do u see my question?
[05:44] <lighta> well for usb you often need BOOT.ini folder and lots of thing like that, I wish I'd as easy as cd, but cd is dead.. and I don't have any lector so
[05:44] <Librarat> gmachine_24, how can I suppliment my hep request? I know what pastebin is, but I'm not sure how it applies in my current situation. the vesa module cannot be found, and xorg is failing to start, even after dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[05:44] <Jordan_U> rtz1: Yes. And if anyone is around that can answer it they will.
[05:44] <gmachine_24> ok, I meant DEFINE a little.... not 'devine a little'
[05:44] <bastidraZor> andy_: have you made any changes to your /etc/apt/sources.list? it sounds as if you've borked them in some way.
[05:44] <Starminn> lighta: I've always made my Linux CDs by just right-clicking on the .iso and hitting "Write to disc..." so I'd imagine you could (maybe) set the "disc" to your thumb drive?
[05:45] <Lancelot> gmachine_24, yup, that helped. thanks
[05:45] <Starminn> lighta: I've never succeeding in botting from a USB, and I'm not sure if it's me or my somewhat-old system. *shrug*
[05:45] <rtz1> Jordan_U, ty
[05:45] <Checkmate> !details
[05:45] <andy_> bastidraZor: I think that must be exactly what I (unintentionally) did. Any suggestions as to how to fix this?
[05:45] <gmachine_24> I was at the ER yesterday morning at 3:30 because I couldn't breathe and so I'm kind of whacked out on meds.... perhaps I should give a big "caveat emptor"
[05:45] <lighta> yeah but linux usb are easier to create then windows in my opinion
[05:45] <bastidraZor> andy_: paste your sources.list
[05:46] <gmachine_24> If you spend enough time to really learn Linux - and I am not nearly there but am working on it - you will find it is truly amazing.
[05:46] <gmachine_24> so.... many..... options
[05:46] <Lancelot> gmachine_24, I've heard. Well, thanks for the help. Cya
[05:46] <andy_> bastidraZor: how to generate that list? (Sorry, like I said: noob.) Also, key fact I didn't mention: it's on a different computer.
[05:47] <gmachine_24> Has anyone had a go at setting up Android on a Ubuntu/Linux PC?
[05:47] <cybertek> anyone know how to fix bind9 "update_resolv: not found"  errors?
[05:47] <gmachine_24> Lancelot, you're welcome
[05:47] <Andrew___> Hi I am new to Linux, a hardcore windows user, but wanna shift, which flavour is best ?
[05:47] <Starminn> lighta: Well, all the links I can find are about creating a Windows-bootable USB *from* Windows (i.e. downloading programs, etc., etc. in typical Windows fashion). I'd just guess around. I can't help you much more (obviously) but I think you might be asking the wrong questions. ;) Try asking in this channel what Ubuntu programs can make a bootable USB and then ask the Windows channel what files it needs/what it should look like after
[05:47] <gmachine_24> Learn the command line, Luke
[05:48] <Andrew___> Hi I am new to Linux, a hardcore windows user, but wanna shift, which flavour is best ?
[05:48] <ActionParsnip> Jordan_U: that's what I thought..
[05:48] <Jordan_U> !best | Andrew___
[05:48] <gmachine_24> Andrew_, chocolate
[05:48] <andy_> bastidraZor: maybe the simplest thing is to start over with my bootable Ubuntu 9.10 usb?
[05:48] <ActionParsnip> rtz1: I know how it works, if its specifically networking you want then there is ##networking which may help
[05:49] <bastidraZor> andy_: http://pastebin.com/eNi1AMJ9   ..instead of 'lucid' yours should say 'maverick'   compare your list
[05:49] <rtz1> ActionParsnip: thnx buddy but they seem to be sleeping :)
[05:49] <ActionParsnip> rtz1: thats not about NAT, that's about DHCP
[05:49] <gmachine_24> is lighta still there?
[05:49] <rtz1> ActionParsnip: dhcp server is easy to setup .. i just need this nat rule
[05:50] <rtz1> ActionParsnip: FYI it's mangle .. I need to mark packets as they go out so they know where to go out
[05:50] <Starminn> gmachine_24: He hasn't parted the channel yet, it seems. He probably just hasn't checked back. He hasn't parted though.
[05:50] <gmachine_24> Starminn, he just wants to make a bootable jump drive?
[05:50] <ActionParsnip> rtz1: you will need to setup 2 logical networks, one where one half of the network connects and one where the other half connects. Setup the dhcp service to distribute the right gateway to each then set the subnetworks to go through the single nat point to the web
[05:50] <feg_mx> hi all
[05:50] <esiri> I have a problem with shutdown  , I'm running Ubuntu version  10.04 lts desktop ,When I try for shut down , all process done and last said power down but dont power off.
[05:51] <lighta> yeah, just 2s guys
[05:51] <gmachine_24> esiri, are you using a shutdown command i.e. cli? or what
[05:51] <rtz1> ActionParsnip: i wish u could explain it in cli :P
[05:51] <sacarlson> rtz1: I used mangle for shaping some time back
[05:51] <baegle> Is there a way to do a fresh ubuntu net install from the command line of an existing system?
[05:51] <ActionParsnip> esiri: try adding the boot option:   acpi=force
[05:51] <baegle> Or am I required to burn a CD?
[05:52] <rtz1> sacarlson: i used it with other things like routers OS MIkrotik or CISCO
[05:52] <feg_mx> somebody can helpme?   I installed Elastix, but I don0t know which is the extension number to check voicemail
[05:52] <andy_> bastidraZor: I get "no such file or directory"
[05:52] <esiri> gmachine_24 i did used many comand about that  sudo shutdown now  power off init 0 ,,
[05:52] <bastidraZor> andy_: when you do what?
[05:52] <ActionParsnip> rtz1: if you have 2 networks, one network can be routed through a different gateway to another, thereby splitting the network as you desire
[05:52] <Jordan_U> baegle: There are multiple ways. All of them relatively advanced.
[05:52] <andy_> sorry - misunderstood your directions. Trying.
[05:52] <Starminn> gmachine_24: He wants to make a bootable USB, but he wants to make it Windows-bootable. Problem is, he's using Ubuntu to make the USB and all the tutorials call for using Windows to make it, so he's trying to figure out how to do it from Ubuntu. (P.S. I think he's back now)
[05:53] <lighta> ok, yeah Starminn =( sound long maybe I'll ask a friend to make one for me instead. gmachine_24 you had something for me ?
[05:53] <rtz1> ActionParsnip: I know but how can I do that from ubuntu ? i have two of my isps connected to my ubuntu box and 1 LAN for my clients and i want to split them thru different gateways
[05:53] <baegle> Jordan_U: I live in the CLI, but I'm not looking to recreate what the installer does. I'm looking to run the installer from the CLI
[05:53] <rtz1> ActionParsnip: wat do i exactly do
[05:53] <gnewb> beagle: Yes, but is easier to just repair it from boot, hen again I do not know why or the purpose for a net install on your setup.
[05:53] <gmachine_24> esiri, yeah, sometimes when I use sudo shutdown -h now I end up with a screen where it says system has been halted... usually I just hit the off button at that point.
[05:53] <ActionParsnip> esiri: also make sure you have the latest bios for your system, there may be acpi fixes in the newer versions (if one exists)
[05:53] <esiri> ActionParsnip i did but stil same , and also i try  adding acp=off noacpi nolapic acpi=off but stil same
[05:54] <ActionParsnip> rtz1: what I said, I have no idea what network hardware you have so cannot advise further
[05:54] <Secret1222> any time i type anything to do cpan this keeps coming up
[05:54] <Secret1222> http://paste.ubuntu.com/570410/
[05:54] <Secret1222> look
[05:54] <gmachine_24> lighta, I have windows systems. if you tell me what you need I might be able to do it - the problem is transmitting the result...??
[05:54] <Secret1222> how do i stop it
[05:54] <FloodBot1> Secret1222: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:54] <nroy1> Jordan_U: here's the info you wanted: http://pastebin.com/M1bz2PEA
[05:54] <gmachine_24> Starminn, thanks. :)
[05:54] <rtz1> ActionParsnip: i don't see where u said it but .. i let u know I have everything connected .. i just need that firewall rule
[05:54] <Jordan_U> baegle: Then you'll want to setup grub to boot the netinstaller.
[05:54] <baegle> gnewb: I'm just trying to save the DL and burn time
[05:55] <sacarlson> rtz1: oh i've done that too but using dhcp to tell 1/2 of my clients to use this gateway and the other 1/2 to use the other
[05:55] <baegle> Jordan_U: sweet, thanks
[05:55] <rtz1> ActionParsnip: so it doesn't matter what kinnda hardware i have
[05:55] <Secret1222> i did
[05:55] <Secret1222> use pastebin.com
[05:55] <andy_> bastidraZor: I see the page to which you've directed me. How do I generate a source list from the terminal for comparison?
[05:55] <rtz1> sacarlson: how'd u do that?
[05:55] <johnson81385> Hi all
[05:55] <Secret1222> HI
[05:55] <bastidraZor> andy_: nano /etc/apt/sources.list   ..this will open it without the ability to change it.
[05:56] <johnson81385>  I am trying to setup a Samba Domain controller with LDAP backend. The version of Ubuntu is 10.04 and openldap version is 2.4.21. And i followed the document from the URL  https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/serverguide/C/samba-ldap.html. The problem with my setup is I am not able to Join windows machines to the domain.
[05:56] <Secret1222> can someone tell me how to stop it
[05:56] <rtz1> sacarlson: they idea is that they are <IP_ADDRESS>/24 clients and i want them to be able to ping each other or share files while goin out to the internet thru different isps
[05:56] <Secret1222> http://paste.ubuntu.com/570410/
[05:56] <gnewb> beagle: Here it is:> http://elinux.org/BeagleBoardUbuntu
[05:56] <Jordan_U> baegle: You're welcome. If you need more guidence than that feel free to ask.
[05:56] <johnson81385> any help would be really great
[05:56] <bastidraZor> andy_: unless you're in the 'sudo bash' terminal.
[05:56] <rtz1> sacarlson: i'll just use cisco to do thsi for me but i so wanted it to be on ubuntu
[05:56] <sacarlson> rtz1: I'll take it pm since it's not ubuntu related
[05:56] <esiri> ActionParsnip i dont check that yet but after upgrade with new kernel 2.6.32-28-generic or after installing s2-liplianin-dkms driver i have issues power off , i did back old kernel and remove s2-liplianin but stil same cant shut down
[05:56] <rtz1> sacarlson: thnx
[05:56] <lighta> yeah gmachine_24, I sure have an ftp for storing file but I know usb need to be in fat32 to be recognize and idk what else it need. Otherwise i'm looking for an win2k usblive
[05:56] <immy> is it possible to make alt+tab tab across workspaces? so can I switch functionality between alt+tab and ctrl+alt+tab?
[05:56] <Secret1222> how do i install cpan module from  apt-get
[05:57] <kwc> how to i change listening port onskype
[05:57] <ActionParsnip> esiri: is the system a branded PC or laptop
[05:57] <raido>  Secret1222 thts what cpan is for, not apt
[05:57] <DaGeek247> johnson81385 #samba might be able to help.
[05:58] <gmachine_24> lighta?
[05:58] <gmachine_24> you still here boy?
[05:58] <esiri> ActionParsnip desktop not branded
[05:58] <andy_> bastidraZor: thanks. Looks like the list starts "deb cdrom: [Ubuntu0netbook-Remix 9.10 _Karmic Koala_ - Release i386..."
[05:58] <Jordan_U> nroy1: Ok, so it was just the fact that your hard drive has hardware problems that was creating issues for GParted. So while you should not trust this drive with any important data, it's probably no more dangerous to use palimpsest to modify partitions than it is to use the drive at all.
[05:58] <gmachine_24> lights, sorry, should have put in the comma
[05:58] <gmachine_24> damn.
[05:59] <andy_> bastidraZor: no, I have "no write permission" at the bottom of the screen
[05:59] <DaGeek247> !guidelines
[05:59] <gmachine_24> lighta, since I am a bit uncertain what you want, check this page http://bootdisk.com/pendrive.htm
[05:59] <lighta> ok gmachine_24 , hmm
[05:59] <gmachine_24> and everything else at that web site
[05:59] <koolhead11> hello all
[05:59] <mickster04> SO, I have ubuntu installed on sda5, and windows on sda1. grub2 is also on sda1, ubuntu10.10, clean install. grub2 will not boot into windows anymore, it just loads itself up every time
[05:59] <DaGeek247> hai
[05:59] <koolhead11> any ldap guru here :P
[05:59] <koolhead11> we have some issue with it
[06:00] <bastidraZor> andy_: it appears you have messed up your /etc/apt/sources.list  :|  mixing two versions of ubuntu.
[06:00] <Jordan_U> mickster04: You accidentily installed grub to your windows partition.
[06:00] <nroy1> Jordan_U:  ok, but i'm still gonna need help adjusting the partitions.
[06:00] <mickster04> Jordan_U: clearly
[06:00] <esiri> ActionParsnip sorry my english not well i mean i didnt buy present desktop .
[06:00] <baegle> Jordan_U: Not finding many up-to-date posts on the topic
[06:00] <andy_> bastidraZor: that makes sense, as I was using 10.10 before I screwed this up. Any suggestions for a fix?
[06:00] <mickster04> Jordan_U: can I fix it without reinstalling windows
[06:01] <andy_> bastidraZor: and thanks for your generous help, btw.
[06:01] <DaGeek247> mickster04 the !grub command can tell you how to restore grub
[06:01] <nroy1> disk utility is seeing the primary partitions and the ext. part, but is not seeing the logical partitions inside the extended.
[06:01] <Jordan_U> mickster04: In the future, never install grub to a partition, always to the mbr. To restore the windows bootloader follow this guide: http://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/bootinfoscript/index.php?title=Boot_Problems:Boot_Sector
[06:01] <mickster04> DaGeek247: yeah, this is a aspecial case
[06:01] <gmachine_24> Also, MS has image DLs available of its OSes - Apple heads use these along with VMWare to install Windows Apps on their precious MacBooks
[06:01] <bastidraZor> andy_: what version did you install, did you upgrade your installed version to a new version, if so, how?
[06:01] <gnewb> beagle: And here>: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CategoryInstallation
[06:02] <DaGeek247> mickster04 special case?
[06:02] <gaelfx> here come the fireworks
[06:02] <mickster04> DaGeek247: yeah, !grub won't help me
[06:03] <DaGeek247> ok
[06:03] <DaGeek247> hai RaNa!
[06:03] <andy_> bastidraZor: I started w/9.10, then installed upgrades as they became available through the software center. I ended up at 10.10. Then the other day, I thought I'd try xfce...
[06:04] <kibaya> evilbug is your cdrom visible in bios
[06:04] <andy_> bastidraZor: and thus began my tale of woe.
[06:04] <raido> Secret1222: do you know how to use the cpan shell?
[06:04]  * WhiteCrow1 hi all
[06:04] <gnewb> mickster84: There is a System Rescue CD from a few places, I saw it on distro watch that could maybe help you.
[06:05] <Starminn> andy_ So what is wrong, what do you expect to accomplish, and what is happening instead? (Just trying to make it easier for others to help)
[06:06] <mickster04> !tyab | gnewb:
[06:06] <mickster04> !tab
[06:06] <evilbug> kibaya: why do you ask?
[06:06] <Starminn> andy_ Oh sorry you are already being helped. Disregard that. :)
[06:06] <gnewb> sryy'
[06:06] <andy_> Starminn: thanks - bastidraZor is on the case here. Thanks for your willingness to help out, though.
[06:07] <Jordan_U> baegle: Dowload the netinstall kernel and initrd then add an entry like this: http://pastebin.com/wrugrf7r to /etc/grub.d/40_custom then run "sudo update-grub". Then if you reboot you should see the "Ubuntu netinstaller" entry in your grub menu and you can select it and install normally.
[06:07] <kibaya> evilbug: may be it is visible set as the first boot devise but it is not active for booting
[06:07] <kibaya> evilbug: which type of machine is it
[06:08] <evilbug> kibaya: you must be confusing me, i haven't spoken about any problems.
[06:08] <bastidraZor> andy_: the pastebin i gave you, your sources.list should mirror that .. 'lucid' in the pastebin should be 'maverick' in yours. after you confirm this do a: sudo apt-get update  .. exit out of sudo bash and just use sudo .. sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list
[06:08] <baegle> Jordan_U: thank you
[06:08] <Starminn> I tried setting up a PAE kernel -- upon GRUB boot it lists it as PAE, but it my machine still does not recognize the RAM it should be seeing. Any pointers?
[06:08] <gnewb> mickster04: I saw a System Rescue CD on distro watch , but then again, there is nothing like a good backup routine.
[06:08] <Jordan_U> baegle: You're welcome.
[06:08] <nroy1>  :'(
[06:08] <kibaya> evilbug:sorry mistaken identity
[06:08] <Secret1222> harley@Harley:~$ wine /home/harley/GNAAender.exe
[06:08] <Secret1222> wine: Install the Windows version of Mono to run .NET executables
[06:08] <Secret1222> harley@Harley:~$
[06:08] <Secret1222> how do i install it
[06:08] <FloodBot2> Secret1222: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:08] <evilbug> kibaya: not a problem.
[06:08] <Secret1222> for wine
[06:08] <kibaya> exit
[06:09] <c_nick> My Desktop folder says 2.7GB free while GParted says 6.3GB Free how much exactly is the free space?
[06:10] <andy_> bastidraZor: I think I'm following you. So I should generate that sources list as root, alter the first line to read "maverick," then run sudo-apt-get update, then exit out of sudo bash and use sudo nano etc to see the new sources list?
[06:10] <gaelfx> c_nick: gparted says 6.3GB free for what partition?
[06:11] <ActionParsnip> c_nick: what does: df -h   say?
[06:11] <gaelfx> c_nick: if your '/' and your '/home' folders are on different partitions, then the free space will be different
[06:11]  * ActionParsnip doesn't trust gui apps for stuff like that
[06:12] <bastidraZor> andy_: sudo will make you do things as root. the first line does not matter since it is looking for a CD.. add a # before that line. the rest of the file is the concern
[06:12] <Starminn> I tried setting up a PAE kernel -- upon GRUB boot it lists it as PAE (and boots successfully), but my machine still does not recognize the RAM it should be seeing. Any pointers?
[06:13] <nroy1> i could really use some help regarding the readjusting of the partitions... :(
[06:14] <Starminn> nroy1: Ask it again and see if anybody can help. Just say what you said earlier.
[06:14] <gmachine_24> nroy1, you've been here before?
[06:15] <ActionParsnip> c_nick: does the df-h command make things clearer?
[06:15] <gmachine_24> nroy1, I imagine everyone has already suggested gparted from a live boot disk?
[06:15] <gmachine_24> df-h
[06:15] <gmachine_24> oops. sorry.
[06:15] <nroy1> Starminn:  ok
[06:15] <d03boy> I'm dumb. I am installing ubuntu server right now and I accidentally didn't install openssh. How do I go back and install it from CD?
[06:16] <nroy1> gmachine_24:  gparted is unable to seee the partitions on sdb. disk utility does
[06:16] <gmachine_24> which disk utility?
[06:17] <nroy1> i just want more space for a new ubuntu install.
[06:17] <gmachine_24> ok
[06:17] <nroy1> gmachine_24:  gnome disk utility
[06:17] <andy_> bastidraZor: I am very sorry, but I think that I misled you accidentally. The first line in the source list has a # mark in front of it, which I guess marks it as a comment? The fifth line is: "deb http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ maverick main restricted"
[06:17] <gmachine_24> nroy1, and what does gnome tell you?
[06:18] <andy_> bastidraZor: the first line preceded by a # is the one which mentions 9.10
[06:18] <nroy1> it is a gui partition manager, which shows all the primary partitions and the extended partition, but fails to see the logical partitions inside the extended partition.
[06:19] <c_nick> gaelfx: ActionParsnip: sorry for not getting back to you earlier.. whats df -h ? gparted says 6.3 GB free for my main disk (disk of my concern)
[06:20] <ActionParsnip> c_nick: it's a terminal command
[06:20] <c_nick> ok wait i will try that
[06:20] <ActionParsnip> c_nick: don't confuse disks with partitions
[06:21] <c_nick> ActionParsnip: ok df -h gives /dev/sda1 as 2.7GB free
[06:22] <fudog> has anyone tried gparted boot off usb and found that it hangs on start up?
[06:22] <c_nick> ActionParsnip:  Gparted says for the same partition /dev/sad1 as 6.33GB free
[06:22] <gmachine_24> nroy1 and you have tried the !df -h command?
[06:23] <gmachine_24> nm I see that someone suggested that.
[06:23] <nroy1> gmachine_24: bash: !df: event not found
[06:23] <fudog> is gparted iso and unetbootin not working?
[06:24] <babai> I have manually installed the nvidia binary drivers from the .run file, how do I uninstall it now?
[06:25] <ActionParsnip> c_nick: i'd trust df personally, but thats me
[06:25] <mobius2> ckserv identify cobalts
[06:26] <Flannel> mobius2: You'll want to change that
[06:26] <mobius2> if someone really wants to vandalize my tech supprt chat box they can have it  :P
[06:26] <mobius2> greetings channel
[06:26] <mobius2> is there an alt for libopenal0a that anyone knows about?
[06:26] <mobius2> i seem to get broken and garbled sound when playing my video games :)
[06:27] <gmachine_24> nroy1, ok you need to leave the ! out of it
[06:27] <mobius2> namely a game called astromenace
[06:27] <gmachine_24> nroy1 but try this one fdisk -l /dev/xxx  where xxx is your hd as in sda and you might have to be sudo to run it
[06:27] <c_nick> ActionParsnip: ok I will go with that :) 2.7 worst case 6.33 best case :)
[06:28] <mobius2> anyway it uses libopenal0a
[06:28] <mobius2> just wondering about any alternatives
[06:28] <gmachine_24> libopenal sounds dirty
[06:28] <nroy1> gmachine_24: no response to the fdisk
[06:28] <mobius2> yea it really does
[06:29] <gmachine_24> nroy1, did you try to run it prefaced by "sudo"
[06:29] <gmachine_24> ?
[06:29] <mobius2> gmachine_24,  is there anything better that I could use for sound on games with spatial 3d sound?
[06:29] <gmachine_24> mobius2, dude, no idea.
[06:29] <nroy1> gmachine_24:  YES
[06:29] <gmachine_24> nroy1 and you got no response?
[06:29] <gmachine_24> as in none?
[06:30] <nroy1> gmachine_24:  yes. and sorry for caps
[06:30] <gmachine_24> nroy1, np
[06:30] <miat_> sdfasd
[06:30] <gmachine_24> nroy1, is your drive @ /dev/sda or what?
[06:30] <nroy1> gmachine_24:  sdb
[06:31] <gmachine_24> nroy1, so sudo fdisk -l /dev/sdb yields what?
[06:32] <nroy1> gmachine_24:  nothing. another prompt
[06:32] <nroy1> ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ sudo fdisk -l /dev/sdb
[06:32] <nroy1> ubuntu@ubuntu:~$
[06:32] <gmachine_24> it should give you info on your sda drive
[06:32] <gmachine_24> sorry, sdb
[06:33] <nroy1> well, it doesn't. :(
[06:33] <gmachine_24> this is what I get: erikm-desktop:/home/erikm# fdisk -l /dev/sda
[06:33] <gmachine_24> Disk /dev/sda: 160.0 GB,<PHONE_NUMBER>96 bytes
[06:33] <gmachine_24> 255 heads, 63 sectors/track, 19457 cylinders
[06:33] <gmachine_24> Units = cylinders of 16065 * 512 = 8225280 bytes
[06:34] <gmachine_24> plus another couple of lines
[06:34] <FloodBot1> gmachine_24: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:34] <nroy1> but the gnome diisk utility can see the partitions, and all the partitions are accessible from windows, and my ubuntu iis on sdb1, which is bootable
[06:34] <gmachine_24> I didn't use enter as punct... on never mind
[06:34] <gmachine_24> ok so don't get mad here............
[06:35] <glitchd> anyone know how to add an entry to grub2 to boot a cd?
[06:35] <glitchd> instead of setting the bios to boot cd
[06:35] <gmachine_24> but.......... you've checked your /dev/sda under filesystem/dev/sdXX ?
[06:36] <nroy1> gmachine_24: my sda is fine. i just need more space for my ubuntu on /dev/sdb1
[06:36] <gmachine_24> nroy1
[06:36] <gmachine_24> nroy1, ok
[06:37] <gmachine_24> nroy1, omg.......... you sdb partitions.... are windows partitions?
[06:37] <gmachine_24> *your
[06:37] <glitchd> can someone answer a question for me?
[06:37] <glitchd> ActionParsnip, i need to steal some knowledge from u
[06:37] <nroy1> gmachine_24: i have some ntfs primary partitions on sdb. but ubuntu is on ext4
[06:38] <suprscott> does 10.4 have exFAT mount capabilites?
[06:39] <tripelbaby> hello is there a linux that can run on 48M of RAM????
[06:40] <rww> tripelbaby: http://www.tinycorelinux.com/faq.html#req
[06:40] <andy_> bastidraZor: thanks for your help. I will try a few more things before giving up: "Jump off bridge (Y/n)?"
[06:40] <andy_> night all - thanks for the hospitality and good luck.
[06:40] <gmachine_24> nroy1 and when you do a live boot from Puppy Linux or something you can see sdb and the partitions?
[06:40] <gmachine_24> night andy
[06:40] <theos> hi! i need some help to auto-mount a partition at startup. i am using storage device manager. but it sets root as the owner. so i cant execute file :/ halp
[06:40] <glitchd> anyone know how to add boot cd into grub2??
[06:40] <sacarlson> glitchd: I've added grub2 entry to just boot an iso file wouldn't that be better,  then you don't need to burn a cd
[06:41] <tripelbaby> rww the guy who's taking the win-98 compaq laptop thanks you!
[06:41] <Blou_Aap> i use ubuntu at work right, but i go home,  next morning im back at office and it seems my pc is in sleep mode, but no mouse clicking keyboard tapping would bring it back. Ubuntu crashes every ight for some reason, how can i stop this, im also getting tired of having to set up the correct resoltuion for my other monitor too when i restart
[06:41] <glitchd> sacarlson, well honestly that was gonna be my next question, id like to add both if possible. im not always gonna have the option to use an iso.
[06:42] <theos> umask and dmask must be the key? or how to edit the fstab?
[06:42] <theos> Blou_Aap, did you try ctrl+alt+f1 then ctrl+alt+f7. it should bring it back?
[06:42] <Blou_Aap> yep
[06:43] <Blou_Aap> even tried 1-7
[06:43] <theos> didnt work?
[06:43] <Blou_Aap> inope :(
[06:43] <glitchd> sacarlson, well how did u add the option to boot an iso to grub?
[06:43] <Blou_Aap> its like a sleep mode that fails
[06:43] <nroy1> gmachine_24: I AM on a live cd now. ubuntu has gparted and disk utility. du sees them , gparted doesn not.
[06:44] <mickster04> Jordan_U: it is now fixed :D you legend :D
[06:45] <sacarlson> glitchd:  this is a start http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1288604
[06:45] <mickster04> Jordan_U: i am now booting back into iwndows, thanks tfor the link
[06:45] <Jordan_U> mickster04: You're welcome.
[06:45] <mickster04> !cookie | Jordan_U
[06:45] <glitchd> sacarlson, thats just adding a boot from usb to the grub
[06:45] <theos> anyone plz halp me with fstab? :)
[06:46] <glitchd> sacarlson, i was looking for more specifically boot cd or boot file on machine currently
[06:47] <nroy1> Jordan_U: can you help me with the resizing of the partitions please?
[06:47] <sacarlson> glitchd: it's simply a manter of editing /etc/grub.d/40_custom  with your entry
[06:47] <ActionParsnip> glitchd: the xpud site shows how you can add an ISO to grub2
[06:47] <JeffCBR> Does Ubuntu include anything to check my CPU temp?
[06:48] <glitchd> sacarlson, ActionParsnip ok thx guys
[06:48] <gmachine_24> can someone pastebin theos  so he can post his fstab file please?
[06:49] <Jordan_U> nroy1: No, I don't know how to resize partitions on failing drives.
[06:49] <gmachine_24> nroy1, yes, I'm wondering the same thing - if you drive is failing.
[06:49] <gmachine_24> *your
[06:49]  * c1truz istirahat
[06:49] <gmachine_24> mazeltov
[06:49] <nroy1> Jordan_U: just for the time being... until i get a new drive
[06:49] <Blou_Aap> If i restart my machine i have to re-setup my ati under System>Pref>Ati Catalyst center to setup the resolution, EVERY time i restart. Kind of getting tired of this why can't it just stay on the resolution i set.
[06:50] <gmachine_24> nroy1, I would spend my time making sure I had everything backed up. Which I'm sure you do. :)
[06:50] <twitch> JeffCBR: acpi -t
[06:50] <josefig> what kind of hardware would work on ubuntu for controlling 12 LCD Monitors as multimonitor ?
[06:51] <nroy1> gmachine_24: i will, when i have a new large-enough drive
[06:51] <ActionParsnip> josefig: a motherboard with a tonne of pci express slots
[06:51] <mickster04> Jordan_U: nope
[06:51] <gmachine_24> nroy1, yeah, I know. it's a pain.
[06:51] <mickster04> Jordan_U: sorry wrong nick
[06:51] <josefig> ActionParsnip: haha
[06:51] <gmachine_24> I bought a slew of 1T drives a month or two ago and now they are small
[06:52] <josefig> I was reading this article: http://www.junauza.com/2010/12/50-monitor-setup-powered-by-25-node.html
[06:53] <nroy1> so, no way to move, resize partitions?
[06:53] <Geoffrey2> can anyone tell me what file I need to install to provide a Synchronize on Ubuntu One option?  I have the application installed and an account set up....
[06:53] <gmachine_24> I saw a computer a guy built to back up all his TIVO recordings ... and it was a special case with like 8 hard drives stacked.... one atop the other... this guy seriously needed a life
[06:53] <JeffCBR> twitch: Thanks. :D
[06:53] <twitch> josefig: wow .. that would get a bit warm though
[06:53] <gmachine_24> nroy1, not on a failing drive.
[06:53] <Geoffrey2> I'm using Ubuntu 10.10, by the way
[06:53] <twitch> JeffCBR: nps
[06:54] <gmachine_24> nroy1, do what I do. Take a hammer and electric drill to it.
[06:54] <josefig> twitch: yes, I want to do something like that :)
[06:55] <dubey> hello
[06:55] <nroy1> well, my disk actually has some important stuff, otherwise i would not be wasting my time here.
[06:57] <sacarlson> gmachine_24: I think gparted might have also worked in nroy1's case
[06:57] <twitch> or livecd
[06:57] <gmachine_24> sacarlson, he tried gparted
[06:57] <cbilljones> Whats the best way to convert .ape to .flac?
[06:58] <sacarlson> gmachine_24: oh didn't read back that far
[06:58] <gmachine_24> nroy1, I suppose you don't have access to ontrack tools
[06:58] <gmachine_24> sacarlson, yeah, some disk utilities won't read the partitions, etc. on his drive
[06:58] <sacarlson> gmachine_24: s/he left
[06:58] <gmachine_24> sacarlson ok thanks
[06:59] <dubey> I am suing ubuntu 10.10 on my Acer Laptops. I am noticeing since last 15 days that, In a single day at 4-5 times my wifi connection goes down and system hangs, then i have to hard reboot. What would be the problem ?
[06:59] <gmachine_24> I've had to use Ontrack in the past.  It's failing on handling the swap partition for some reason
[06:59] <kyo> sth wrong with my iptux,i can't open it for the 2nd time.is there somebody can fix it.
[07:00] <ActionParsnip> dubey: instead, restart the x server, if you are able
[07:00] <Jordan_U> baegle: Can you get to a terminal and run "swapoff -a"?
[07:00] <ActionParsnip> dubey: also test your ram using memtest in your grub menu
[07:00] <twitch> !info shntool | cbilljones
[07:00] <dubey> ActionParsnip: No, even keyboard hangs, totally dead
[07:00] <baegle> Jordan_U: yup
[07:01] <ActionParsnip> dubey: does ALT+K+PrintScreen make the X server restart?
[07:01] <twitch> cbilljones: install it then use shnconv -h
[07:01] <cbilljones> twitch ok thanks
[07:01] <scottnyc> how can install xemacs on ubuntu
[07:01] <dubey> ActionParsnip: I haven't tried that
[07:01] <sacarlson> dubey: I've only seen that when  ndiswraper is used
[07:01] <ActionParsnip> dubey: didn't think so
[07:01] <baegle> Jordan_U: Didn't seem to help, though. the attempt to mount failed
[07:02] <dubey> ActionParsnip: I have to try this next time
[07:02] <Jordan_U> baegle: When are you seeing an error about mount failing?
[07:02] <ActionParsnip> dubey: i'd test your ram too
[07:02] <baegle> Jordan_U: During the disk partition step during install
[07:02] <JeffCBR> screen is flipping out...
[07:02] <mickster04> scottnyc: sudo apt-get install?
[07:02] <JeffCBR> or putty is...
[07:02] <dubey> ActionParsnip: Using memtest ? Can i test mem during running system ?
[07:03] <whitefire> how to boot with modeset=1?
[07:03] <ActionParsnip> dubey: no, hold shift at boot, before grub shows. You will then see the grub menu and you can choose memtest
[07:03] <cbilljones> twitch would "shnconv -o flac *.ape" do all files?
[07:04] <mickster04> scottnyc: or software centre, or go to the wbsite and look for instructions
[07:04] <twitch> !info xemacs21 | scottnyc
[07:04] <ActionParsnip> dubey: you cannot memtest a running system as the ram changes may make false positives be detected
[07:04] <mickster04> !nick | THEBRODOZER|WORK
[07:04] <dubey> ActionParsnip: Ok, thanks i will try both next time when system hang, and update you
[07:05] <ActionParsnip> dubey: enjoy :)
[07:05] <twitch> cbilljones: don't know mate, give it a go but make sure you have back ups .. it might compile it all into one output
[07:05] <cbilljones> twitch ok will do thanks
[07:05] <scottnyc> ok thx gor it
[07:06] <NinjaJeff> :(
[07:06] <NinjaJeff> I killed screen somehow.
[07:07] <Jordan_U> baegle: Can you take a picture of the error as well as the partition setup screen?
[07:08] <Geoffrey2> ok, once again, I set up the Ubuntu One service in Ubuntu 10.10, and am even paying for the streaming service...problem being, there's nothing to stream, because I've never been able to discover the secret to UPLOADING anything to the cloud.....
[07:08] <mickster04> !ubuntuone
[07:09] <mickster04> Geoffrey2: see above...does that help?
[07:09] <baegle> Jordan_U: not really, I'm going to try from the top and see what happens
[07:09] <NinjaJeff> I tried to enable CPU Temp in byobu, and it broke.
[07:10] <baegle> Jordan_U: taking it from the top appears to have resolved the issue for some reason
[07:10] <baegle> Jordan_U: Thanks for being available to assist
[07:10] <Jordan_U> baegle: You're welcome.
[07:10] <gmachine_24> ok everyone. have a good night.
[07:10] <Geoffrey2> not really, because the site assumes it just works....if it doesn't, you're left scratching your head as to why it isn't....
[07:11] <Blou_Aap> If i restart my machine i have to re-setup my ati under System>Pref>Ati Catalyst center to setup the resolution, EVERY time i restart. Kind of getting tired of this why can't it just stay on the resolution i set.
[07:12] <ohsix> Blou_Aap: because the driver probably doesn't do xrandre
[07:12] <ohsix> -e
[07:12] <mickster04> Geoffrey2: what's not working? and how do you know it isn't
[07:12] <twitch> NinjaJeff: hurm check logs i guess and check if there is a current bug on it
[07:12] <mickster04> Geoffrey2: also /join #ubuntuone
[07:12] <Blou_Aap> ohsix, xrandre ?
[07:13] <Geoffrey2> mickster04, is someone actually alive in there tonight?  the several times I've been in there, it's been a room of lurkers, period....
[07:13] <ohsix> Blou_Aap: xrandr, type xrandr --query in a console and see if you get any output
[07:13] <mickster04> Geoffrey2: iunno
[07:14] <mickster04> Geoffrey2: have you actually asked a question with an appropriate amount of detail, "it doesn't work" isn't really detail, what have you tried, what didn't work etc
[07:14] <Geoffrey2> mickster04, supposedly when I right click on the Music folder, I should get an option to synchronize the folder, I get no such option...
[07:15] <Blou_Aap> ohsix, http://openetherpad.org/dhmj6ngilM
[07:15] <mickster04> Geoffrey2: i assume you have rebooted?
[07:15] <mickster04> Geoffrey2: is the service started?
[07:15] <Geoffrey2> hundreds of times.....trust me, this has been ongoing for...months
[07:15] <ohsix> Blou_Aap: try the Monitors applet in the preferences to set the resolution
[07:15] <mickster04> Geoffrey2: are there right-click options on the ubuntuone logo that give clues away etc?
[07:16] <mickster04> Geoffrey2: alternatively dropbox
[07:16] <ActionParsnip> definately dropbox :)
[07:16] <Blou_Aap> in gksudo mode ?
[07:16] <ohsix> Blou_Aap: no ... it's a user setting
[07:17] <Blou_Aap> it gives me the correct resolutions atm
[07:17] <Blou_Aap> but you say i must try next time it's not set correctly ?
[07:18] <Blou_Aap> xorg.conf the resolution is also set correctly thats why I don't understand why I have to set the resolution after every restart
[07:18] <ilon> how can i mount a ext3 filesystem as rw for a user?
[07:18] <garcia_> Any had any luck in synching iPod Touch 4.1 in Ubuntu? I can see the iPod within Rythmbox, and apparently I can drag/drop mp3s, but they do not sppear o nmy iPod
[07:18] <twitch> Blou_Aap: http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=8146023&postcount=2
[07:19] <twitch> Blou_Aap: wrong person sry
[07:19] <Blou_Aap> lolz
[07:19] <ohsix> Blou_Aap: because if you're not using the regular applet that actually purports to do that, you're doing something else
[07:19] <twitch> Geoffrey2: give this a try http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=8146023&postcount=2
[07:19] <Blou_Aap> i was like what had that to do with the price of eggs ^_^
[07:19] <Eryn_1983_FL> allright peeps  i need to remove the  enrypted  disk stuff from my /home its  broen and its  cauing auisance
[07:20] <gaelfx> Eryn_1983_FL: indeed, it seems to be blocking different keys on your keyboard at different times
[07:20] <Eryn_1983_FL> lol
[07:20] <Eryn_1983_FL> funny funny
[07:20] <Blou_Aap> ohsix, it's 2 monitors with different resolutions
[07:20] <Fuchs> Blou_Aap: have a look at your ~/.config/monitors.xml
[07:20] <Blou_Aap> I never had this problem with nvidia card before only with ati it seems
[07:20] <Eryn_1983_FL> ...
[07:21] <ohsix> Blou_Aap: you're not hearing me, use the monitor applet and it will be restored at log on
[07:21] <ohsix> Blou_Aap: nvidia's driver doesn't use xrandr
[07:21] <Blou_Aap> wow Fuchs ur on to something ^_^. it says both my monitors are on 1280x1024
[07:22] <Fuchs> Blou_Aap: then change it to the resolution you would like to have
[07:22] <twitch> Eryn_1983_FL: follow this mate .. it's not an easy "do" http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1134121
[07:22] <Blou_Aap> 4 settings for 2 monitors :/
[07:23] <gaelfx> Blou_Aap: just wait til 3-d becomes common, then you have at least 9 per screen
[07:23] <Blou_Aap> going to try a restart and see if that did the trick
[07:23] <twitch> lol ^
[07:23] <Eryn_1983_FL> ty
[07:24] <amin> help for seting up a pptp vpn server plz
[07:24] <Eryn_1983_FL> i am not  esaily discouraged
[07:24] <twitch> !vpn | amin
[07:25] <_skpl> can someone tell me how to get last-exit to play music?
[07:26] <Blou_Aap> schweet
[07:26] <Blou_Aap> ness
[07:26] <Blou_Aap> Fuchs, that worked thanks
[07:26] <Fuchs> no problem
[07:26] <Blou_Aap> finally
[07:26] <Blou_Aap> was grasting my tits
[07:27]  * gaelfx wonders if he wants to know what that means
[07:27] <amin> no how to setup VPN server
[07:27] <twitch> _skpl: you just want to play last.fm?
[07:27] <gaelfx> amin: did you read what twitch sent you?
[07:28] <amin> yes it is to set up vpn connection not vpn server
[07:28] <amin> PPTP VPN SERVER
[07:28] <twitch> !caps | amin
[07:28] <navin> any one help me for solve the error coming in cross compilation
[07:28] <navin> i am cross compiling for arm
[07:28] <navin>  with host x86
[07:28] <ohsix> Blou_Aap: use the desktop settings before other applets, cuz people have put a lot of work in making the desktop settings work as they should, where those other applets need manual setup to apply your preferences when you want to, that includes at login time
[07:29] <amin> ooh caps = shout excuse
[07:29] <Fuchs> ohsix: the desktop settings do not work well with several proprietary drivers
[07:29] <gaelfx> amin: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/howto-pptp-vpn-server-with-ubuntu-10-04-lucid-lynx.html is this what you wanted?
[07:30] <ohsix> Fuchs: those proprietary drivers (nvidia) are broken, ask them to support xrandr
[07:30] <navin> amin: do u hav any idea about cross compile
[07:30] <twitch> !openvpn | amin
[07:30] <Fuchs> ohsix: they work far better than any "free" drivers here, but I guess this is offtopic
[07:30] <ohsix> Fuchs: anecdotes are really offtopic
[07:31] <inasheen> hi, anyone knows how to add menu entries completely from terminal
[07:31] <amin> help  PPTP vpn server and how to add account after for unti-filtering
[07:31] <ohsix> inasheen: you need to add .desktop files to .local/share/applications
[07:32] <gaelfx> sometimes I feel like I have no idea what anyone in here is talking about :(
[07:32] <ohsix> Fuchs: but if you consider "working", like, working, supporting xrandr; they're broken on their face
[07:32] <twitch> amin: man openvpn
[07:33] <jess> Hello
[07:33] <amin> openvpn is great if Your local Isp Ban Openvpn port
[07:34] <Geoffrey2> twitch, thanks, I ran through the steps, no Ubuntu One folder was even created when everything was reinstalled, and I still have no options to synchronize anything...I suspect I'll have to file a bug report, and see what they can come up with...
[07:34] <Fuchs> ohsix: we can discuss this in #ubuntu-offtopic if you like.
[07:34] <ohsix> not much to discuss
[07:34] <gaelfx> amin: pretty sure if you check the man pages, you'll see how to change the port
[07:34] <twitch> amin: configure it to run on a different port ..
[07:35] <Guest37553> I have installed ubuntu netbook 10.10 on my asus netbook and when i want to change the appearance effects it does not allow me to shows mutter is running cannot change effects
[07:35] <Guest37553> please help
[07:35] <twitch> Geoffrey2: wow really ... yeah i guess yo will have too mate :(
[07:35] <amin> twitch: is it possible to install pptp and open vpn on one server
[07:36] <twitch> amin: pptp is an auth method
[07:36] <amin> openvpn is also too isn't it?
[07:37] <Chu> Hello?
[07:37] <Chu> I'm having problems upgrading from Ubuntu 10.04 to Maverick
[07:37] <vadimkiselev> Whats episode of the it crowd is the best?
[07:37] <Chu> Could someone help me?
[07:38] <twitch> !ask | Chu
[07:38] <KB1JWQ> !ot | vadimkiselev
 thanks
[07:39] <Chu> Okay. Hello, I'm having problems upgrading from Lucid to Maverick. I've copied the required files and compressed them for analyses. Could someone help me?
[07:39] <KB1JWQ> Chu: Define problems.
[07:40] <gaelfx> Chu: What method are you using for upgrading?
[07:40] <raido> chu=troll
[07:40] <Chu> I'm using the same method: update manager. I'm unable to Upgrade
[07:40] <Chu> If you'd like, I could send in the files
[07:40] <gaelfx> Chu what does it say when you try to upgrade?
[07:41] <mickster04> !troll
[07:41] <Chu> "An unresolvable problem occurred while calculating the upgrade: E:Error, pkgProblemResolver::Resolve generated breaks, this may be caused by held packages."
[07:42] <Chu> I've even tried removing every package not provided by Ubuntu, and yet no luck
[07:42] <lanks> is it possible to use the hash symbol '#' inside a config file as part of a value rather than the start of a comment?
[07:42] <Jordan_U> lanks: It depends on the syntax of the config file.
[07:43] <cdbs> lanks: for that, use \#
[07:43] <raido> lanks: yes, it depends what program is parsing the config file
[07:43] <cdbs> lanks: that escapes the hash and you can use it as part of a value/key
[07:43] <Chu> Would you like to see the log files? The error asked me to copy them just in case
[07:43] <lanks> ok thanks
[07:43] <ActionParsnip> Lanks: I'd say not. The guys in #bash may know different
[07:43] <gaelfx> Chu: if you pastebin them, sure
[07:44] <Chu> Um, I have no idea what pastebin is
[07:44] <Jordan_U> ActionParsnip: It's certainly possible in bash.
[07:44] <gaelfx> !pb
[07:44] <Autonomiser> ITM!
[07:45] <ActionParsnip> Jordan_U: apparently so. Personally I wouldn't and stick to the KISS ideology
[07:45] <Chu> Here you go
[07:45] <Chu> http://paste.ubuntu.com/570443/
[07:46] <Chu> That's from Main.log
[07:46] <ohsix> lanks: they're preserved in here documents, and they're documented in the man page
[07:49] <gaelfx> Chu: well, I'll tell you how I upgraded. I just used a LiveUSB and installed over my old '/' partition and mounted the same '/home' without formating it
[07:50] <gaelfx> Chu: of course, with that method, you have to reinstall anything special you might have had, but that probably won't be an issue for you
[07:50] <Chu> gaelfx: I see. I don't mind reinstalling the software, but unfortunately It'll take ages for me to redownload the ISO. I was hoping for an upgrade method.
[07:51] <ohsix> Chu: you can make sure nothing is pinned, purge any ppa's then look for conflicts in what's left
[07:51] <crlcan81> I don't know what I did to my GPG signatures, but whenever I try to reload to check for updated packages, or when I add new package sources and reload for them, I get a GPG error: http://mirrors.cavecreek.net maverick Release: The following signatures were invalid: NODATA 1 NODATA 2GPG as well as six or eight other GPG errors.
[07:51] <gaelfx> Chu: even with bittorrent?
[07:52] <Jordan_U> Chu: It usually takes more bandwidth to upgrade than to download the latest iso and re-install.
[07:52] <ohsix> that message is what you get when the upgrader can't find a solution with the dependencies
[07:52] <Chu> Ah, how do I do that? I have disabled Ubuntu Tweak from the software center, but I don't know what else
[07:52] <crlcan81> in synaptic it gives me those errors via gui, in terminal it just says there's errors you may need to update your..
[07:52] <Chu> Software sources*
[07:53] <crlcan81> how do I fix that though? it didn't happen until after I added a more learning focused Ubuntu tweaker.
[07:53] <crlcan81> Didn't actually change any of the gpgs or software sources other then adding to.
[07:53] <Chu> gaelfx: Even Torrents wouldn't help. It says it'll take over 2 hours. I'm downloading via direct method, since it'd be faster.
[07:54] <gaelfx> I guess we have different ideas about what "ages" means
[07:54] <crlcan81> Hate when I screw things up.
[07:54] <Tweaky> hi everyone. bought a new pc, came with windows 7................ trying to get to the bios screen (hp laptop) to enable the cd drive to boot first so i can install ubuntu, it doesnt even give me text saying press f10 or anything to enter bios mode just goes straight to loading windows. any idea how i can get around this so i can install ubuntu already :/
[07:55] <gaelfx> crlcan81: have you tried disabling all the ppa's or whatever? Maybe if you write them down and re-add them, things will be ok
[07:55] <crlcan81> you know how many of those I have..?
[07:55] <twitch> Tweaky: from boot keep spaming f12 or del
[07:56] <ohsix> Tweaky: if theres no bios you can try holding C, or pressing f9; it depends on the bios what brings up the menu, hitting escape just after it boots might show the actual boot screen and key combos too
[07:56] <gaelfx> Tweaky: if you google for your particular model, you should be able to find out which key to press to get into the BIOS on startup, then make sure you change the settings to display the POST screen in the future
[07:56] <gaelfx> crlcan81: you know how easy it is for those to screw up your GPG signatures?
[07:56] <ActionParsnip> Chu: if your packages are weird, try the large command block I suggested here: https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/146348
[07:57] <ActionParsnip> Tweaky: try F11
[07:58] <ActionParsnip> crlcan81: please see above
[07:58] <ActionParsnip> Chu: sorry bad tab
[07:58] <suprscott> Does 10.4 have the ability to mount USB drives formatted as exFAT?
[07:58] <gaelfx> I hate how Windows 7 notebooks are all preconfigured to keep you from knowing the BIOS exists. I want UEFI dagnabits
[07:58] <crlcan81> which part of above?
[07:58] <crlcan81> your command block part?
[07:59] <gaelfx> crlcan81: he was talking to someone else
[07:59] <ActionParsnip> crlcan81: yes
[07:59] <Tweaky> i have tried every key i cannot get to the bios.... question: if i format the hard drive will this give me access?
[07:59] <Chu> Ah
[07:59] <Chu> Tweaky: Try ESC key
[07:59] <gaelfx> Tweaky: no. What model is your computer?
[08:00] <Tweaky> hp pavillion dv5-2129wm
[08:00] <Jordan_U> gaelfx: UEFI can be just as bad, in fact in my experience [U]EFI implementations have been more annoying than BIOS ones far more often than not. <3 OpenFirmware though.
[08:00] <Tweaky> i have tried escape, all f keys, and del, during startup
[08:00] <Jason1> Hey all. Can someone give me some advice about a network connectivity issue?
[08:00] <ActionParsnip> Tweaky: as long as Cd is a boot option, yes. I suggest you find your manual to see which button you need
[08:01] <ActionParsnip> Jason1: ask away
[08:01] <ohsix> Tweaky: that machine should have the insyde uefi bios, f9 for boot menu, f10 for bios; hitting escape at first splash will show the boot messages
[08:01] <gaelfx> Jordan_U: this is probably true, but at least with UEFI, there is some hope of it growing in any way
[08:01] <wilbur> what
[08:01] <osmosis_paul> Morning, somebody know where is the error or this query??
[08:01] <osmosis_paul> ssh -i /home/ubuntu/.ssh/booster_aws.pem ubuntu@REMOTE_MACHINE mysql -uweb -pweb -e "PURGE BINARY LOGS BEFORE  '2011-02-18 13:23';"
[08:02] <crlcan81> what's bin/bzip2/ returned 'Error Code 2' mean?
[08:02] <Jason1> ActionParsnip: thanks man. Someone else on another channel just jumped in.
[08:02] <osmosis_paul> if i execute that query local in the machine works\
[08:02] <crlcan81> well, returned an error code (2) actually
[08:02] <Tweaky> ohsix : i just want to access the bios screen so i can change to cd drive as first boot to install ubuntu ><
[08:02] <ActionParsnip> osmosis_paul: surely aski
[08:02] <osmosis_paul> but when i try remotely does not works
[08:03] <osmosis_paul> ActionParsnip, what?
[08:03] <ActionParsnip> Ng in #sql would be wiser, osmosis_paul
[08:03] <crlcan81> because I did what was listed in the text block, and still got the same error.
[08:03] <osmosis_paul> the mysql sentence works if i use in the local machine
[08:03] <osmosis_paul> but if i use as a ssh command dont, so the problem is ssh
[08:04] <crlcan81> It's not that the GPG key isn't available, it's that it doesn't exist, anymore.
[08:04] <ActionParsnip> osmosis_paul: do you have ssh keys setup?
[08:05] <osmosis_paul> ActionParsnip, yes, i can connect by ssh, the most funny thing is that the response is the command option of mysql like if i dont execute correctly the command
[08:05] <osmosis_paul> but as i told you if execute that command without the ssh stuffs in the local machine works
[08:05] <osmosis_paul> is wierd
[08:06] <ActionParsnip> osmosis_paul: have you asked in #ssh too (or a channel for ssh)
[08:07] <osmosis_paul> ActionParsnip, dont know that exist thanks!
[08:07] <ActionParsnip> osmosis_paul: its worth a try
[08:09] <gaelfx> Tweaky: There should eb a manual here that tells you how to get into BIOS: http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/DocumentIndex.jsp?lang=en&cc=us&taskId=101&contentType=SupportManual&docIndexId=64255&prodSeriesId=4210545&prodTypeId=321957#4
[08:09] <gaelfx> apologies about the spammy link folks
[08:09] <Tweaky> thank you
[08:09] <gaelfx> please lodge any complaints with the good folks at HP
[08:10] <Tweaky> lol yeah
[08:10] <ActionParsnip> Yeah hp don't make pretty urls
[08:10] <gaelfx> or.ly?
[08:10] <_skpl> rww: hi
[08:11] <rww> _skpl: hi
[08:11] <_skpl> what's up?
[08:11] <_skpl> :)
[08:11] <Jason1> Hey there. Can someone give me some advice about a network connectivity issue?
[08:11] <rww> _skpl: not the size of #ubuntu's ban list ;P
[08:11] <_skpl> :)
[08:11] <gaelfx> Jason1: describe your issue and we'll give it a shot ;)
[08:13] <Jason1> configured opendns this morning and now a connection doesn't last longer than about 20 minutes. Have to restart or at least put the computer to sleep.
[08:13] <gaelfx> Tweaky: looks like you need to hold the ESC key as you turn the laptop on
[08:13] <Tweaky> gaelfx : ok, will try
[08:15] <kisuke> ok is any one else having trouble with nividia-current?
[08:16] <Tweaky> i guess the issue is that its totally skipping the post screen
[08:16] <mickster04> !details | kisuke
[08:17] <crlcan81> Well it's corrected on the 'can't recognize' part, but now software sources and the rest says I have duplicate entries. How do I remove copies of the same software sources?
[08:18] <nallide> Hi guys
[08:18] <gaelfx> Tweaky: well, there really ought to be a way around that though, I had a lot of trouble with my netbook at first, but eventually I got it
[08:18] <gaelfx> crlcan81: 'Software Sources' under Administration
[08:18] <kisuke> mickster04: im tring to be, its not cooperating.
[08:18] <gaelfx> crlcan81: oops, or in Synaptic Package Manager
[08:19] <nallide> Is it possible to extract XML from PDF, like Adobe
[08:19] <gaelfx> crlcan81: in Synaptic, it's Settings -> Repositories
[08:20] <gaelfx> I have no idea why they chose to hide Software Sources in 10.10
[08:20] <Tweaky> gaelfx: yeah i need to figure out how to get the post screen up so i can edit the bios since it doesnt try to auto boot from cd.. i cant stand this windows garbage! lol
[08:20] <crlcan81> Witch part though? in Ubuntu software tab, other software, updates?
[08:21] <kisuke> ok let me phrase that, has any one tried to install nvidia-current and gotten a dmesg full of "NVRM:rm_init_adapter(0) failed"?
[08:21] <mickster04> kisuke: you didn't tell us anything about your problem
[08:21] <mickster04> kisuke: better
[08:21] <gaelfx> crlcan81: "Other"
[08:21] <kisuke> mickster04: i had to dig out a keyboard to drop to a shell
[08:22] <theos> hi all! i am not able to connect to my wireless modem after i restarted my system. can i get some help? :)
[08:22] <crlcan81> all the extra ppas are disabled, only things active are conical and independent third party.
[08:22] <mickster04> theos: have you turned it on?
[08:23] <theos> mickster04, yes its turned on
[08:23] <gaelfx> crlcan81: you might also check under "Authentication" to see if it has any keys duped
[08:23] <mickster04> theos: my point is we need more details, what have you tried doing
[08:23] <crlcan81> once I let sudo apt-get update run.
[08:23] <crlcan81> to double check
[08:24] <theos> mickster04, ok. dmesg shows "[  890.920773] ADDRCONF(NETDEV_UP): wlan0: link is not ready"
[08:24] <mickster04> theos: good , now see if anyone can help
[08:25] <mickster04> wait and see*
[08:25] <gaelfx> theos: could you pastebin 'ifconfig' or 'iwconfig'
[08:25] <theos> the network manager applet is not searching for wireless networks this time :/
[08:25] <theos> gaelfx, do you need the wlan0 part of both? or whole?
[08:25] <twitch> theos: pastebin "lspci -v"
[08:26] <gaelfx> theos: just wlan is fine, but whatever's easiest
[08:26] <crlcan81> as far as I can tell, no, no duped keys.
[08:26] <theos> ok i will pastbin it . just a moment :)
[08:27] <gaelfx> crlcan81: then I have no idea what it's talking about when it says you have dupes :P
[08:27] <crlcan81> exactly..
[08:27] <gaelfx> sorry, wish I were more helpful
[08:27] <crlcan81> that's alright, I think I DO know what it is, but no clue HOW it happened.
[08:31]  * gaelfx lulls
[08:32] <mickster04> wow, did i just fall off the end of the planet
[08:32] <EvilPhoenix> mickster04:  ?
[08:32] <gaelfx> if you did, you'd probably end up where I am
[08:32] <mickster04> it just went really quiet
[08:32] <EvilPhoenix> mickster04:  that sometimes happens
[08:33] <theos> twitch, gaelfx http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=FwruN3Ts
[08:34] <twitch> theos: what ubuntu are you running?
[08:34] <theos> the network manager applet is also missing most of the time. i have to put my laptop to sleep to get it back
[08:34] <Tweaky> thank you everyone who tried to help me, i think i will just take the pc into a shop and pay them to install it then it will be fine. thank you all very much for trying
[08:35] <Lint> which program work with .in files?
[08:35] <theos> twitch, its lucid (10.04)
[08:35] <gaelfx> theos: did you try just adding it back to the panel by right-click and Add to panel...?
[08:35] <theos> gaelfx, i couldnt find it there. so cant add :(
[08:35] <gaelfx> Tweaky: apologies about not figuring it out!
[08:35] <navin> any one help me in cross compile of webkit for arm
[08:35] <navin> ?
[08:36] <Tweaky> gaelfx : thank you!
[08:36] <gaelfx> theos: oh, that's my bad :P
[08:36] <navin> moritz:will you solve the error of cross compile
[08:36] <gaelfx> I didn't check that before I said it
[08:36] <twitch> theos: uname -a
[08:36] <theos> :(
[08:37] <theos> twitch, Linux illusionist 2.6.32-25-generic #45-Ubuntu SMP Sat Oct 16 19:48:22 UTC 2010 i686 GNU/Linux
[08:37] <theos> does it show that i messed up with the kernel before restarting? :D
[08:38] <gaelfx> theos: you said it worked before, right?
[08:38] <theos> yes. perfectly well :)
[08:38] <twitch> theos: i have the same chipset as you in a lappy i dont use ... either get maverick or update kernel though external drives etc usb etc
[08:38] <denayviawutmi> hi, is there anyway someone can create interference on wifi bands? 2.4 GHZ
[08:38] <gaelfx> theos: you could try installing backports-compat-wireless package?
[08:39] <theos> ok thanks twitch . i just wanted to find the reason why it doesnt work just after 1 restart. i didnt change anything
[08:39] <gaelfx> denayviawutmi: really big magnets?
[08:39] <sacarlson> theos: I suspect it's a network manager thing.  maybe try wicd
[08:39] <theos> oh lemme try thanks :)
[08:39] <kisuke> denayviawutmi: some wireless telephones, and some ham equiptment
[08:40] <denayviawutmi> gaelfx: will it affect 5GHZ bands too? i have came to the conclusion that my connection was due to the band
[08:40] <navin> make: Leaving directory `/home/navin/WebKit/WebKitBuild/Release/WebCore'
[08:40] <navin> Failed to generate WebCore's derived sources!
[08:40] <navin>  get the error when cross compile for arm
[08:40] <navin> any sol plz?
[08:40] <gaelfx> denayviawutmi: sorry, that was meant as something of a joke. I don't really know
[08:40] <sacarlson> theos: also is your network encrypted? from this it would apear not
[08:40] <boota2> hello, guys
[08:40] <boota2> anyone understatnds bind9 and dns?
[08:40] <navin> boota2:hi
[08:41] <theos> sacarlson, no. its not encrypted. it used to work 30 mins ago. i restarted the system and it cant find any wireless devices now :(
[08:41] <navin> boota2:what u want to ask about dns?
[08:41] <denayviawutmi> kisuke: i have replace an old router 2.4GHZ with a new dualband one.. when it was 2.4 same problems arose... when i use 5GHZ no slow network.. even if 5GHZ signals suck alot..
[08:41] <theos> the network manager applet says "device not managed" does that help?
[08:42] <mickster04> !ot | boota2
[08:42] <sacarlson> theos: well as we see in iwconfig and ifconfig they are seen,  I assume you mean wlan0
[08:42] <gaelfx> what's the command to scan wireless in terminal?
[08:42] <boota2> navin: i want you to ask me about it. i've got job interview about it today
[08:42] <mickster04> !ot | boota2
[08:43] <denayviawutmi> kisuke: thats why i say someone might be messing w/my wifi 2.4GHZ connection and would like to know how can one do it.. i have googled and googled with not much luck
[08:43] <sacarlson> theos: the other funny thing is that wlan0 already has an ip address maybe you configured static or manualy in /etc/network/interfaces ?
[08:43] <navin> boota2:for that google is always for u
[08:43] <boota2> navin: it's not the same, and you do understand it. anyways, already google in parallel
[08:44] <theos> sacarlson, hehe. yeah i only did "ifconfig wlan0 up" :D
[08:44] <boota2> *i already
[08:44] <navin> Belea:do u hav any idea about cross compile
[08:44] <navin> ?
[08:44] <Belea> No.
[08:44] <Lint> navin, try #gcc
[08:44] <mickster04> navin: i am not sure that is entirely ubuntu related either
[08:45] <navin> mickster64: i am doing cross compilation...do u hav any idea about it
[08:46] <twitch> theos: u pastebin it yet?
[08:46] <twitch> theos: sry u did .. ok gimme a min
[08:46] <theos> twitch, sorry. what should i pastebin?
[08:47] <theos> it used to show "default" before in the network connections. then connected to default. pppoeconf would find the modem then and connection was easy
[08:47] <twitch> theos: sry doing a few atm :P .. like i said prolly install maverick instead of lucid
[08:48] <lone_wolfII> could someone please tell me how I can attempt to reinstall the folder sharing program and service on ubuntu 10.10?
[08:48] <lone_wolfII> I'm currently getting the following error:
[08:48] <lone_wolfII>  'net usershare' returned error 255: net usershare add: cannot create tmp file /var/lib/samba/usershares/:tmpX907JI
[08:49] <mickster04> navin: i'm pretty sure thats not ubuntu support
[08:49] <theos> twitch, i wanted to stick to the lts. maveric must be good too. i just found it funny that just 1 restart can mess with the system :)
[08:49] <mickster04> navin: like Lint suggesteded #gcc or find an arm dev channe;l
[08:50] <crlcan81> Finally figured out the problem.  At least it was a learning experience.
[08:50] <haaga> Hello. I have a machine with 2 NICs with UFW enabled. When i look in kern.log my logs is full with Feb 22 08:41:19 www kernel: [1804669.103704] [UFW BLOCK] IN=eth1 OUT= MAC=XX:XX:XX:XX SRC=XX.XXX.XXX.XX DST=<IP_ADDRESS> LEN=52 TOS=0x00 PREC=0x00 TTL=59 ID=19534 PROTO=TCP SPT=35564 DPT=80 WINDOW=1032 RES=0x00 ACK FIN URGP=0. This is my UFW status: http://pastebin.com/fkxXbd44
[08:50] <haaga> Is there a reason for this be blocked?
[08:51] <twitch> theos: imho marerick is better than lucid but each to their own .. whats "dmesg |grep -i wlan" say?
[08:52] <theos> twitch, 3 events with --> [  890.920773] ADDRCONF(NETDEV_UP): wlan0: link is not ready
[08:52] <sacarlson> haaga: from what I see there,  you don't need a ufw running at all,  all you need do is turn off applications that listen on ports you don't need
[08:53] <haaga> sacarlson: Well, turning it of a always an option
[08:54] <navin> mickster04:i got the following error when i build webkit for arm as cross compile...mickster04>
[08:54] <someonelikeme> hello: when i connect my cellphone sony ericsson w300i networkmanager does not respond. i am on 10.10 64bit. it worked fine on 8.04 32bit... how can i fix this
[08:54] <twitch> theos: to get it working there posts advising how to fix intel 5100/5300 AGN cards but like i said goto maverick it will fix it .. btw 11.04 will be out in 2 months :P
[08:54] <navin> 'import site' failed; use -v for traceback
[08:54] <navin> Traceback (most recent call last):
[08:54] <navin>   File "/home/navin/WebKit/Source/WebCore/html/parser/create-html-entity-table", line 30, in <module>
[08:54] <navin>     import csv
[08:54] <navin> ImportError: No module named csv
[08:54] <FloodBot2> navin: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:54] <navin> make: *** [generated/HTMLEntityTable.cpp] Error 1
[08:55] <Priyank> Hi I am new to linux, and want to install it, but need help ?
[08:55] <gaelfx> are you asking or telling?
[08:55] <Priyank> I am unable to figure out drives?
[08:55] <theos> twitch, oh thanks :)
[08:56] <farciarz84> hi, how many parallel sftp connections the ssh server can handle?
[08:56] <Priyank> I have to drives of same size D: / and G:/
[08:56] <navin> FloodBot2:what is your problem
[08:56] <Priyank> But i want to install on G:/ , but linux setup dont show like it
[08:56] <NinjaJeff> 'night, all.
[08:56] <theos> Priyank, you want to install ubuntu? we call them partitions in linux. different names like sda1 etc
[08:57] <lone_wolfII> can someone tell me how to reinstall the samba client?
[08:57] <Priyank> theos:  so how do i figure out my partision
[08:57] <Priyank> **partition
[08:57] <someonelikeme> when i connect my cellphone sony ericsson w300i networkmanager does not respond. i am on 10.10 64bit. it worked fine on 8.04 32bit... how can i fix this
[08:58] <theos> Priyank, use the ubuntu livecd. open gparted. it will show all your drives/partitions. you can find out which is D: or G: by looking at their sizes etc
[08:58] <Priyank> sizes are exactly same
[08:59] <gaelfx> on a side note, is there a reason that the default install doesn't put '/' and '/home' on separate partitions?
[08:59] <theos> Priyank, then open the folders/partitions in ubuntu and match the data. you know which drive has which data.
[09:00] <syn-ack> gaelfx, It's not that "common" of an option, though it ought to be
[09:00] <gaelfx> someonelikeme: via wifi or bluetooth?
[09:00] <Priyank> theos:  So you mean to say that , While setup I will be able to view contents
[09:00] <navin> hi
[09:00] <someonelikeme> gaelfx: ?
[09:01] <theos> navin, dont paste so many lines. use pastebin.com :)
[09:01] <someonelikeme> gaelfx: i want to use the phone a a modem
[09:01] <gaelfx> someonelikeme: are you connecting to the phone using bluetooth or wifi?
[09:01] <sacarlson> Priyank: you can mount each partition and look inside at the files to determine what might be your g: disk
[09:02] <someonelikeme> gaelfx: a sorry USB it is
[09:02] <theos> Priyank, no. you can use the livecd before installing ubuntu. its like using ubuntu and enjoying it without installing.
[09:02] <Priyank> Thats what i am doing right now
[09:02] <Priyank> I am try Ubuntu
[09:02] <sacarlson> Priyank: oh yes as theos: said you will have to boot a cd first to look inside your disks
[09:02] <Priyank> I am on try Ubuntu
[09:02] <theos> Priyank, great then. go to menu>places>home
[09:03] <Priyank> wait i check !!
[09:03] <someonelikeme> gaelfx: in ubuntu 8.04 i just connected the phone throug usb and a was on net.. now NM does not see the phone'
[09:03] <theos> Priyank, you can see a list of mounted and unmounted partitions on the left side panel. they are your drives
[09:04] <xinxin> 这里有没有用中文的呀？
[09:04] <gaelfx> someonelikeme: hang on
[09:04] <gaelfx> !cn | xinxin
[09:04] <Priyank> Its is not showing the new empty partition I had created
[09:04] <Priyank> It was 10 gb blank one
[09:04] <someonelikeme> gaelfx: ok, tnx
[09:04] <navin> theos:thanks for your kind information
[09:05] <xinxin> this is my first time use unbutu
[09:05] <sacarlson> theos: did you try this for your wlan0  device  sudo iwlist wlan0 scan  to see if it see's your access point?
[09:06] <Priyank> theos:  It is not showing me the partition I had created esp. for UBUNTU , It was a NTFS 10 gb
[09:06] <navin> Priynka:where u get problem?
[09:06] <theos> xinxin, ni hao ma :)  您可以访问中文频道：打字 /join #ubuntu-cn (i hope thats correct)
[09:06] <Priyank> Its Priyank dear
[09:06] <sacarlson> Priyank: can you pastebin us what you see with sudo fdisk -l ?
[09:07] <Priyank> navin:  I am unable to figure out my drive
[09:07] <twitch> !torrent > amin
[09:07] <twitch> !p2p > amin
[09:07] <naiveuser> hey guys i need help with maverick..........
[09:07] <Priyank> sacarlson:  how to do that, I am a Newbie
[09:07] <naiveuser> hey help me too.... please... syslog has error
[09:07] <gaelfx> someonelikeme: can you pastebin 'lsusb'?
[09:08] <vega-> !ask |naiveuser
[09:08] <sacarlson> !paste | Priyank
[09:08] <navin> Priyank:use magicdrive for this
[09:08] <naiveuser> install is failed several times... i dont understand the error
[09:08] <twitch> !p2p > amin
[09:08] <gaelfx> naiveuser: pastebin the error please
[09:09] <Priyank> navin:  magidisk on UBUNTU
[09:09] <theos> Priyank, you can open menu>system>administrator>gparted it shows you your all partitions. :)
[09:09] <naiveuser> help
[09:09] <Priyank> theos:  wait , btw thanks
[09:09] <hagior> kalhmera
[09:10] <naiveuser> hello?
[09:10] <twitch> theos: use "!cn | username"
[09:10] <ARERIANO> OLAAA
[09:11] <naiveuser> guys help me out here.. i cant boot........
[09:11] <navin> Priyanka:yes dear this will work for Ubuntu also with the help of wine
[09:11] <hagior> παιδιά ξέρει κανείς πώς μπορώ να κατεβάσω το  ITunes?
[09:11] <theos> Priyank, alternatively you can go to menu>places>computer it shows you your mounted partitions
[09:11] <gaelfx> naiveuser: how did you try to install?
[09:11] <Priyank> theos:  yes it is there, its /dev/sda6
[09:11] <theos> twitch, thanks
[09:11] <naiveuser> gael i am trying it through usb loader
[09:11] <Priyank> But it is nested in other partition, so is there any problem
[09:12] <theos> Priyank, ok good. so you can open it and verify. remember the name /dev/sda6. you have to use it while installing ubuntu.
[09:12] <gaelfx> naiveuser: and what does the error say?
[09:12] <shal3r> Client is telling me that his server is configured to mirror data on both hard drives. Am i right that it's using only SDA drive? http://pastebin.com/eJ6gtYD8
[09:12] <shal3r> # cat /proc/mdstat \ Personalities : \ unused devices: <none>
[09:12] <Priyank> theos:  thanks a lot dear:))
[09:12] <hagior> hello do you know how to download and install iTunes for Ubuntu?
[09:12] <theos> Priyank, you can assign a small partition as swap too if you like :)
[09:13] <gaelfx> !rs | hagior
[09:13] <naiveuser> i dint understand.. it installed almost and then one error window popped up...
[09:13] <jess_> I want to change my netbook visual effects but it does not let me
[09:13] <DJones> !itunes | hagior
[09:13] <jess_> it says
[09:13] <Priyank> theos:  How
[09:13] <jess_> mutter is running cannot switch to other visual effects
[09:13] <vega-> naiveuser: nobody is going to be able to help you if you don't give the error. it has been asked for several times now
[09:13] <gaelfx> hagior: you should check out wine
[09:13] <hagior> I have wine
[09:13] <theos> Priyank, use gparted. you can make new partitions, delete them. increase or decrease their size , label them etc using gparted
[09:13] <naiveuser> can i check out the error again through some log files..??
[09:13] <vega-> naiveuser: "help, error, fix my problem" is NOT very informative
[09:14] <gaelfx> hagior: I'm not sure about how well iTunes works with it, but you can check the appdb on their site
[09:14] <naiveuser> vega can i use syslog?
[09:14] <hagior> ooo ok
[09:14] <hagior> thank you
[09:14] <gaelfx> np
[09:14] <theos> Priyank, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SwapFaq
[09:15] <jess_> hello can i get some help?
[09:15] <blag> is there an easy way with grep to output the rest of a file after a matched line?
[09:15] <gaelfx> jess_: with what preciesly?
[09:15] <jess_> with monitor visual effects
[09:15] <anonim> can somebody help me with a little script please
[09:15] <arup> join #csp cention
[09:15] <anonim> how can i detect a sd card if it is ro or rw?
[09:15] <gaelfx> jess_: go on...
[09:15] <anonim> how can i detect a sd card if it is ro or rw sau i can mounted manualy?
[09:16] <jess_> I cannot switch from normal effects to other effects it says mutter is running
[09:16] <jess_> and the visual effects now is set to none
[09:16] <anonim> ?
[09:16] <naiveuser> I had a different error then.. but now when i am trying to install it gies this: ubi-partman failed with exit code 10
[09:16] <theos> sacarlson, "iwlist wlan0 scan" gives http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=gF7rg6uv
[09:16] <Priyank> theos:  When i selected /dev/sda6 to install it says   "No root file system is defined.Please correct this from the partitioning menu."
[09:16] <jess_> and I cannot change it i'm running ubuntu netbook10.10
[09:17] <anonim> anibody?
[09:17] <jess_> pls help
[09:17] <someonelikeme> gaelfx: http://pastebin.com/TTNqFUkr
[09:17] <theos> Priyank, you should format the partition to fat32 or ext3 or 4. ubuntu doesnt like ntfs much :)
[09:17] <someonelikeme> gaelfx: seems phone not present
[09:17] <gaelfx> jess_: well, I don't think you can use desktop effects with mutter running, so you either should 'stop' mutter or uninstall it
[09:17] <naiveuser> priyank:you should select a free space for that..
[09:17] <twitch> !info vnc | amin
[09:18] <Priyank> theos:  i try it
[09:18] <twitch> !vnc > amin
[09:18] <Bipul`> HOw can i know which kernel  source i am  using now ?
[09:18] <jess_> gaelfx: and if i do so will i be able to use the effects?
[09:18] <naiveuser> guys help me too error:ubi partman failed code 10
[09:19] <pgu> hi whatz new with ubuntu, i happen to installed ubuntu  10.10 meravick around 6-8 months back ever since then im left chasing with ubuntu news, is there any new ?
[09:19] <gaelfx> jess_: I'm not too sure, but it seems there's only one way to find out
[09:19] <jess_> gaelfx: how?
[09:19] <naiveuser> ERror:ubi partman failed code 10
[09:19] <gaelfx> naiveuser: you are trying to install using wubi?
[09:19] <twitch> naiveuser: you got windows still bootable .. if so scan your hdd for badsectors etc
[09:19] <Priyank> theos:  I try it, i will be back later, btw thanks a lot
[09:19] <pgu> i was using virtualbox 3.2 , now 4.04 has come up .............using virtualbox 4.04  but its over all new to me now
[09:19] <theos> Priyank, np :)
[09:19] <naiveuser> I just got a new HDD
[09:20] <gaelfx> jess_: stop mutter and try again, or uninstall it, restart and then try again
[09:20] <naiveuser> no errors...
[09:20] <gaelfx> ok, fine two ways :P
[09:20] <jess_> ok thanks let me try
[09:20] <jess_> thank you
[09:20] <naiveuser> I am installing in dual boot mode by usb stick
[09:20] <theos> someone got pissed off? :D
[09:21] <gaelfx> someonelikeme: is the phone set up to be a modem right now? have you tried connecting it in mass storage mode?
[09:21] <naiveuser> hello?
[09:21] <cyclobs> hey guys, need a bit of help installing a nic onto my server
[09:21] <naiveuser> ubi partman failed code 10
[09:21] <theos> sacarlson, you there? :)
[09:21] <someonelikeme> gaelfx: i did not try that yet
[09:21] <twitch> naiveuser: more fool you ... "new hard drive i have no bad sectors" ... hurm ?
[09:22] <naiveuser> twitch:what do u mean by that
[09:22] <twitch> naiveuser: how do you know it doesn't ?
[09:22] <twitch> naiveuser: becuase it's new .. giggle
[09:22] <shutz> lol
[09:22] <naiveuser> i checked it in vista before installing
[09:22] <gaelfx> someonelikeme: if it recognizes it in storage mode, then it's a driver issue, if not, it's probably hardware
[09:22] <shutz> new hdd's can have bad sectors as well...
[09:23] <someonelikeme> gaelfx: now i tried and it still does not appear in lsmod or in browser
[09:23] <twitch> naiveuser: ohhh vista ... ohh ok ... lolzr
[09:23] <gaelfx> someonelikeme: have you tried putting it in a different socket?
[09:23] <naiveuser> twitch: whattt is it... i am totally a beginner.. help
[09:23] <Bipul`> Any one tell me which kernel version i am using now ? is there any command to know about it
[09:23] <glitchd> does anyone know how to modify grub2/burg to add an entry to boot from cdrom??
[09:23] <gaelfx> (I might be going to hell for saying that)
[09:23] <someonelikeme> gaelfx: yes
[09:24] <gaelfx> someonelikeme: have you tried it in a different computer?
[09:24] <twitch> naiveuser: are you using a livecd to install ... if so .. use disk chek
[09:24] <someonelikeme> gaelfx: yes, but not recently
[09:24] <cyclobs> okay need help installing this http://dusted.dk/?view=Sundance-Technology-Inc-IC-Plus-IP1000-Family-Gigabit-Ethernet-driver onto a server kernal for ubuntu 10,10
[09:24] <naiveuser> I downloaded super os 10.10 x64 version ... booting it through USB stick
[09:24] <gaelfx> someonelikeme: well, you should try that again sometime soon
[09:25] <naiveuser> how can I check errors on HDD by ubuntu??
[09:25] <someonelikeme> gaelfx: ok thanks
[09:25] <twitch> naiveuser: when the boot menu comes up ... check disk
[09:25] <amit> any adventerious game in ubuntu s/w centre like alien arena ?
[09:25] <Bipul`> amit Try IGI -2 ;)
[09:25] <gaelfx> naiveuser: System -> Administration -> Disk Utility
[09:25] <amit> is it in ubuntu s/w centre
[09:25] <naiveuser> twitch:i just get usuntu install menu
[09:25] <amit> available?
[09:26] <glitchd> no one knows how to add boot cd to grub??
[09:26] <naiveuser> twitch:how to go about this disk utility??
[09:26] <amit> Bipul: i think igi is not in s/w centre?
[09:26] <gaelfx> amit: search for it and see
[09:26] <amit> have searched
[09:27] <twitch> naiveuser: so on boot you dont get a menu for 5-10 sec's?
[09:27] <amit> but it is not in s/w centre
[09:27] <naiveuser> gael:cant understand this utility
[09:27] <theos> hmm how can i make the system search for wireless devices?
[09:27] <naiveuser> twitch:no it doesnot boot to any.. so i use ubuntu usb installer stick
[09:28] <gaelfx> theos: iwconfig
[09:28] <amit> gaelfx:IGI-2 is not in s/w centre
[09:28] <theos> gaelfx, wlan0     IEEE 802.11abgn  ESSID:off/any
[09:28] <twitch> naiveuser: yeah and when it goes to the USB it doesnt give you a menu to boot from memtest etc etc
[09:28] <gaelfx> amit: there is a whole section in s/w center for games, I would imagine any that are available would be there
[09:29] <amit> galefx: ubuntu is not providing more good games
[09:29] <naiveuser> twitch:no i just see ubuntu options.
[09:29] <gaelfx> amit: tried nexuiz? it's pretty decent I think
[09:29] <naiveuser> gael:disk utility benchmark error: deamon inhibited
[09:29] <twitch> naiveuser: what ubuntu options
[09:30] <naiveuser> twitch:for trying or installing
[09:30] <amit> nexuiz: ok i will
[09:30] <twitch> naiveuser: did u buy or self install the usb stick
[09:30] <sogeking99> hey guys, will ubuntu work ok with this laptop? http://www.ebuyer.com/product/237739
[09:31] <naiveuser> i did a self install by using unetbootin.
[09:32] <duncan_> amit: http://www.playdeb.net/updates/Ubuntu/10.10 stumbled across it today might be worth flicking thru
[09:32] <naiveuser> disk utility gave up error... what to do now???
[09:33] <amit> ducan:thanx
[09:33] <dante2> hey guys, will ubuntu will ever become a rolling release
[09:33] <gaelfx> sogeking99: sheesh, the longest list in there is the software! Looks fine though, usually Asus laptops work pretty well with ubuntu
[09:33] <amit> gaelfx:thanx
[09:33] <twitch> naiveuser: did you see what errors or just GUI errors
[09:33] <gaelfx> amit: no prob
[09:33] <naiveuser> it said deamon inhibited
[09:33] <twitch> on boot or install?
[09:33] <twitch> (usb)
[09:33] <naiveuser> i tried benchmarking test again.. same error:deamon inhibited
[09:34] <kevin_> naiveuser: sudo killall udisk
[09:34] <dante2> does anybody know if ubuntu will become a rolling release ?
[09:34] <naiveuser> twitch: I tried disk utility in "trying" menu
[09:34] <sogeking99> thanks gaelfx, yeah it will all be uninstalled when it gets to me, postal force better come!
[09:34] <twitch> dante2: reallyhave you looked at release dates
[09:34] <Priyank> theos:  hi, are u their
[09:34] <naiveuser> kevin: what is that?
[09:34] <kevin_> run it in terminal
[09:34] <theos> Priyank, yes :)
[09:35] <kevin_> what are u trying to do?
[09:35] <ARERIANO> david
[09:35] <dante2> twitch: I mean I dont want to wait every 6 month for updates, I am using arch and gentoo which have rolling release
[09:35] <naiveuser> kevin:udisk: no process found
[09:35] <Priyank> theos:  I am still getting same error even on fat32
[09:35] <gaelfx> dante2: it sure seems like it won't, but maybe that's not such a bad thing. If you want the latest of a certain program, chances are there's a PPA that has it
[09:36] <theos> Priyank, which error?
[09:36] <Corey-NeedHelp> Hello i need some help, Couldn't find synaptics properties. No synaptics driver loaded?
[09:36] <Corey-NeedHelp> im trying to get my touchpad scroll gesture thing to work
[09:36] <twitch> !release | dante2
[09:37] <jatt> o
[09:37] <twitch> dante2: updates come out all the time depending on performance / security / sys resc
[09:37] <naiveuser> no help :(
[09:37] <twitch> dante2: per release .. as long as it is supported
[09:37] <ARERIANO> ola
[09:37] <dante2> gaelfx: sure but I want an os that keeps it self online, not like windows where you have to update every singel program
[09:37] <ARERIANO> daviddddddddd
[09:37] <naiveuser> installer gives error:ubi partman code 10
[09:38] <YankDownUnder> Corey-NeedHelp, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1603657
[09:38] <twitch> naiveuser: so u r sitting in boot menu usb drive and cannot proceed?
[09:38] <kevin_> does anyone know where to find touchpad settings...? they're not found in mouse
[09:38] <naiveuser> i am in "trying ubuntu mode" tahts how i can use this chat
[09:38] <YankDownUnder> kevin_, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1603657
[09:39] <naiveuser> twitch: i did the benchmark read test on hard disk. nothing strange.
[09:39] <Corey-NeedHelp> thanks YankDownUnder
[09:39] <dante2> where can you read the reason why its good that ubuntu is not a rolling release ?
[09:39] <YankDownUnder> Corey-NeedHelp, Coolbeans
[09:39] <theos> anybody knows where the network connections files are stored?
[09:39] <YankDownUnder> dante2, http://www.ubuntu.com
[09:39] <dante2> even opensuse has it
[09:40] <YankDownUnder> Ubuntu is Ubuntu. OpenSuSE is OpenSuSE.
[09:40] <joaopinto> and opensuse is not a rolling release either :)
[09:40] <joaopinto> you can use ppa's or getdeb to make ubuntu "rolling"
[09:40] <dante2> YankDownUnder: do you have an exact link where you can read why its good not to be a rolling release ?
[09:40] <Secret1222> As you did not allow me to connect to the internet you need to supply a valid CPAN URL now.
[09:41] <twitch> naiveuser: ohhh you benchmarking sry .. i cna only help with getting you to install/fix :P
[09:41] <YankDownUnder> joaopinto, Yes - just have to read up on it.
[09:41] <sogeking99> if i make 3 partitions ('/' 'swap' 'home') can i change to another linux OS without affecting my data?
[09:41] <dante2> joaopinto: do you have a link with a tutorial ?
[09:41] <Secret1222> what do i put down for that
[09:41] <YankDownUnder> dante2, If you're not able to dig through the Ubuntu site, mate, I really can't help ya.
[09:41] <jatt> sogeking99: yes
[09:41] <Secret1222> As you did not allow me to connect to the internet you need to supply a valid CPAN URL now.
[09:41] <sogeking99> cool
[09:41] <Secret1222> what do i use for the url?
[09:41] <Lint> sogeking99, if you'll be careful
[09:42] <sogeking99> careful of what?
[09:42] <naiveuser> twitch: help in that... I got error ubi-partman failed code exit 10
[09:42] <joaopinto> YankDownUnder, dante2 , there is no such statement about rolling releases, there are common sense problems related to rolling releases, you should be able to find some information about it on forums, etc
[09:43] <overclucker> sogeking99: as long as you don't have an encrypted home, you can use it dirty. . .
[09:43] <Corey-needhelp> YankDownUnder, the pointing device's program wouldn't work, and for the comment by Slyon "And setting desktop->gnome->peripherals->touchpad->scroll_method to 2 in gconf-editor did the magic for me!
[09:43] <Corey-needhelp> " what does he mean
[09:43] <joaopinto> dante2, not a tutorial, learn about ppa's and getdeb, there are plenty of resources on the web for that :)
[09:43] <joaopinto> !ppa
[09:43] <sogeking99> eh?
[09:44] <depesz> hi.
[09:44] <twitch> naiveuser: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1498417 .. have a read and try .. i'm off bro
[09:44] <depesz> it seems I can't uninstall java. when I remove sun-java6 - openjdk is installed. and when I remove openjdk - sun-java is installed. how can I check why is that, and get rid of java altogether?
[09:45] <kevin_> sogeking99: you shouldnt have much problems.. except home stores more than just data
[09:46] <sogeking99> oh?
[09:46] <theos> looks like wicd foind it. brb. thanks everyone :)
[09:46] <twitch> naiveuser: sounds like parts ain't going right wrong space/location/format
[09:47] <ALEJANDRO> ola
[09:47] <twitch> !es | ALEJANDRO
[09:48] <pc07> Hola
[09:48] <red> perkele
[09:48] <alumno__> hola
[09:48] <pc07> Hola grego
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[09:48] <alumno> loll
[09:48] <pc07> eseee gregooo
[09:48] <alumno> uha
[09:48] <twitch> suddup dora's :P
[09:48] <alumno__> alvarito
[09:48] <alumno__> xd
[09:48] <pc12> ioo
[09:49] <pc12> jorge
[09:49] <pc12> gayyyyyyy
[09:49] <alumno__> jajjaja
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[09:49] <pc12> la del niñoooo
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[09:49] <alumno__> xdxdxd
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[09:49] <twitch> !ot
[09:49] <pc12> placa placa
[09:49] <pc12> el niño
[09:50] <pc12> es un pupitaaaa
[09:50] <alumno__> tydj
[09:50] <recoil_> banhammer?
[09:51] <eubey> i have an install of ispconfig 3 on an ubuntu operating system that in the systemlog says that <IP_ADDRESS> is making a new connectio  to pure-ftpd every 5 minutes then immediately logging out, is that a sign of some sort of security hole or is that normal?
[09:52] <twitch> eubey: <IP_ADDRESS> shouldn't it be <IP_ADDRESS> .. localhost
[09:52] <recoil_> I want to have different wallpapers for my workspaces, i already searched a lot but the only solutions seems to let compiz draw the wallpapers and disabling that for nautilus, but conky would gat disabled to, any other workarounds?
[09:52] <recoil_> *get
[09:52] <eubey> yeah sry typo, twiitch
[09:53] <eubey> i have an install of ispconfig 3 on an ubuntu operating system that in the systemlog says that <IP_ADDRESS> is making a new connectio  to pure-ftpd every 5 minutes then immediately logging out, is that a sign of some sort of security hole or is that normal?
[09:53] <twitch> !ot | recoil_
[09:53] <aphrek> hi all
[09:53] <recoil_> why is this ot?
[09:53] <theos> wicd works. it scans my modem. i dont know what happened to network manager applet :/
[09:54] <ZykoticK9_> recoil_, i don't think conky would be disabled (if it's transparent, it might not show the right background)
[09:54] <twitch> eubey: error .. not secruity .. you main secruity hole is running an "app" that trys to control your deamons .... install them direct and config them direct
[09:54] <sacarlson> theos: cool deal
[09:54] <theos> thanks :)
[09:55] <theos> donno what borked network manager though :D
[09:55] <recoil_> well then i have a different problem compiz doesnt draw the background for some reason and i see all the windows and animations in it as i move them around
[09:55] <twitch> wicd ... aint that kde .. ? ..
[09:55] <jussi> How do I format/partition a usb hd from the command line?'
[09:55] <theos> it works :D
[09:56] <recoil_> jussi: man format
[09:56] <tdhfox21> Hi everyone - got a some questions regarding setting up a 2 node HA virtual server environment
[09:57] <tdhfox21> anyone up to the job of assisting?
[09:57] <eubey> twitch, first server I've configured via SSH, basically just glad it can run PHP/sql and host several domains without fucking up. Just making sure that error wasn't someone just messing with my files or something
[09:57] <recoil_> !ask | tdhfox21
[09:57] <Priyank> theos:  Sorry for long disconnection
[09:58] <jussi> recoil_: jussi@warhawk:~$ man format
[09:58] <jussi> No manual entry for format
[09:58] <theos> Priyank, its ok :) did you manage to install ubuntu? what was the error
[09:58] <twitch> jussi: you cant do it from gui?
[09:58] <silverlightning> hi
[09:58] <theos> gparted for gui :)
[09:58] <jussi> theos: no
[09:58] <llutz> jussi: man mkfs
[09:58] <jussi> twitch: no
[09:58] <Priyank> theos:  No still unable....
[09:58] <silverlightning> I gave up on Ubuntu for my laptop, it was to large and resource taking,
[09:58] <Ademan> does anyone know how I can write raw bytes to a CD-R ? everything, including the sector information is already in my data, I'd dd it if I could, but I've been told that doesn't work for CD writers
[09:58] <twitch> !fdisk | jussi
[09:59] <silverlightning> I have installed lubuntu and it seems to work better
[09:59] <tdhfox21> anyone here have enterprise cloud setup experience?
[09:59] <recoil_> !ask | tdhfox21
[10:00] <silverlightning> does anyone know if the Cerelon M processor just doesn't go well with Ubuntu at all, and a duo core 2 would have better drivers in ubuntu?
[10:01] <twitch> jussi: are u in ubuntu or windows wtc
[10:01] <silverlightning> I notice that package manager and update manger runs much lighter in lubuntu
[10:01] <twitch> atm
[10:01] <sacarlson1> Priyank: you should just delete that 10gb partition you planed to use and let ubuntu pick the format that will default to ext4
[10:01] <tdhfox21> I am looking for assistance with enterprise cloud configs
[10:01] <jussi> twitch: given this is a ubuntu support channel, Im in ubuntu.
[10:02] <mikebeecham> just did a update-manager -d and notice that 11.04 is available.  Is it adviseable to download yet?
[10:02] <silverlightning> ##linu
[10:02] <tdhfox21> In particular HA for virtual machines
[10:02] <recoil_> jussi: why is format missing??? its installed by default
[10:02] <twitch> jussi: u wouldn't believe other questions that's all
[10:02] <DJones> mikebeecham: I wouldn't yet unless you're willing to test bugs, its still in Alpha, you'd be better asking in #ubuntu+1 though if you can test it
[10:03] <mikebeecham> DJones, ahhh didnt realise that
[10:03] <mikebeecham> thanks dude
[10:03] <sacarlson1> mikebeecham: It's not really ready full of bugs,  but it also depends on what you plan to do with it.  also you might be lucky with your hardware with it
[10:03] <mikebeecham> sacarlson1, Ubuntu is my day-to-day machine, and have now managed to transition my kids onto it...so I better not mess with it until it's ready
[10:04] <mikebeecham> it'll ruin their homework life, etc
[10:05] <twitch> !msg | jussi
[10:05] <jussi> twitch: ?
[10:05] <Priyank> theos:  It says http://img818.imageshack.us/i/screenshotgj.png/
[10:05] <twitch> sry ... was for another
[10:05] <twitch> tabbed wrong
[10:06] <Priyank> theos:  It says http://img818.imageshack.us/i/screenshotgj.png/
[10:06] <twitch> !msg | recoil_
[10:07] <sacarlson1> Priyank: for one thing you can't run ubuntu from fat32,  just delete that partition and let ubuntu default to ext4
[10:08] <sacarlson1> Priyank: with the partition deleted ubuntu will assume you want to install it there and just let the defaults guide you
[10:08] <Priyank> sacarlson1: Can I delete it using GParted
[10:08] <sacarlson1> Priyank: yes
[10:09] <Priyank> Okay I try It
[10:09] <Tito0096> Anyone know why gparded adds letters to my lable change?
[10:09] <theos> Priyank, use manual install. dont go for automatic
[10:10] <Priyank> theos:  how
[10:10] <Tito0096> I try and name something "Titos SD" and it adds random letters
[10:11] <sacarlson1> theos: Priyank: if you choose manual partition then use ext4 and setup a swap partition the size of your ram size
[10:11] <theos> Priyank, oh you are already there. format the partition to ext3 or 4. and choose "/" as mount point
[10:11] <Priyank> I have 4gb
[10:11] <sacarlson1> Priyank: you will also be required to manualy select the root partiton location
[10:11] <theos> you had 10gb partition?
[10:11] <Priyank> right
[10:12] <theos> Priyank, you can add more space to your partitions. decrease the size of unwanted partitions. eg. windows partitions :P
[10:13] <Priyank> Okay I try using manual method :D:D
[10:13] <Tito0096> theos, is there a manual way to change partition labels via the terminal?
[10:13] <theos> you should make partitions before installing. use gparted
[10:14] <Tito0096> I am getting really frustrated with gparted adding random letterings after the labe i want
[10:14] <mevvis>   I am human and have read and agree to the terms of service.
[10:14] <mevvis> :D
[10:14] <mevvis> la
[10:15] <sacarlson1> Tito0096: if you need to use a terminal you can use fdisk of cfdisk but be warned you would probly loose all data in the partition if you do
[10:15] <Tito0096> not worried about data
[10:16] <Tito0096> what would be the command?
[10:16] <theos> Tito0096, or you can try fstab. there are many utilities. whats your filesystem?
[10:16] <Tito0096> hmm the filesystem i am on is nfts and the one i want to format the sd to is fat32
[10:16] <Tito0096> and the mount point is /dev/sdg1
[10:17] <theos> Tito0096, try out e2label or tune2fs
[10:17] <Tito0096> what would i enter in the terminal?
[10:17] <Tito0096> (its a 16gb card space avaliable 14.93gb)
[10:18] <theos> Tito0096, sudo mlabel -i <device> ::<label>
[10:19] <alloosh> Hello, does anybody know how to fix the php problem (not being parsed)? this really need to be patched.
[10:19] <Tito0096> theos this is what returns
[10:19] <Tito0096> tito@Tito-MintBox ~ $ sudo mlabel -i /dev/sdg1 ::Titos SD
[10:19] <Tito0096> [sudo] password for tito:
[10:19] <Tito0096> Mtools version 4.0.12, dated November 3rd, 2009
[10:19] <Tito0096> Usage: mlabel [-vscVn] [-N serial] drive:
[10:19] <FloodBot2> Tito0096: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:19] <Tito0096> opps
[10:20] <theos> Tito0096, first format the partition to the desired filesystem.
[10:20] <Tito0096> its at fat32
[10:20] <Zeu5> hi there, i was told that there is a pdf GUI editor called pdfedit
[10:21] <Tito0096> already, and formatted
[10:21] <Zeu5> i installed it via synaptic but i cannot find the GUI version of it in the Menus
[10:21] <Zeu5> please advise
[10:21] <dnivra> Zeu5: try pressing "Alt+F2" and type in "pdfedit" in there.
[10:22] <theos> Tito0096, what does this give "sudo mlabel -i <device> -s ::"
[10:22] <Tito0096> tito@Tito-MintBox ~ $ sudo mlabel -i /dev/sdg1 -s ::
[10:22] <Tito0096>  Volume label is TITOS SDú
[10:22] <Tito0096> gparted added an extra character
[10:22] <Zeu5> dnivra: it works
[10:22] <Zeu5> but how do i get it to show up in the menus
[10:23] <theos> Tito0096, so it worked :)
[10:23] <Tito0096> no that was what gparted did
[10:23] <Axlin> Zeu5: look under the "graphics" menu
[10:23] <Tito0096> gparted kept adding extra characters
[10:23] <Axlin> should be called "PDF Editor"
[10:24] <Zeu5> Axlin: oops. its there. i thought its under Office
[10:24] <Zeu5> thanks Axlin and dnivra
[10:24] <Tito0096> theos I couldnt get the label to apply with the terminal command it just kept showing the fuctions mlabel did
[10:24] <Tito0096> tito@Tito-MintBox ~ $ sudo mlabel -i /dev/sdg1 :: Titos SD
[10:24] <Tito0096> Mtools version 4.0.12, dated November 3rd, 2009
[10:24] <Tito0096> Usage: mlabel [-vscVn] [-N serial] drive:
[10:24] <theos> Tito0096, try sudo mlabel -i /dev/sdg1 ::"Titos SD" if that works
[10:25] <Tito0096> that seemed to work
[10:25] <Tito0096> leme mount
[10:25] <theos> use blkid
[10:25] <sacarlson1> Tito0096: what even will see the label of your disk?  everything I see on my screen is just directory names
[10:25] <Tito0096> nope. . it named it as "TITOS SD4"
[10:25] <Tito0096> why does it add extra characters!!
[10:26] <theos> Tito0096, it doesnt take spaces. use titos_sd
[10:26] <Tito0096> Ahhh
[10:26] <Tito0096> leme try that
[10:26] <sacarlson1> Tito0096: I think your right I see names in Places so I think I'm wrong
[10:26] <Tito0096> the under score trick worked
[10:26] <Tito0096> Eh
[10:26] <Tito0096> its good enough
[10:26] <Tito0096> but i would like a space lol
[10:26] <theos> sacarlson1, yeah you see labels instead of boring sda123 :)
[10:27] <Tito0096> sacarlson1 I checked gparted to make sure it was /dev/sdg1 that was being labeld and not my HDD
[10:27] <Tito0096> lol
[10:28] <Tito0096> the thing i dont understand though is that using a drive that was previously formatted in windows with the name "Media Drive" has no problems
[10:28] <Tito0096> why wouldn't it accept spaces now?
[10:31] <Ademan> does anyone know how I can write raw bytes to a CD-R ? everything, including the sector information is already in my data, I'd dd it if I could, but I've been told that doesn't work for CD writers
[10:32] <lone_wolfII> hey guys, i'm attempting to set up a samba server on my ubuntu 10.10 machine. i've installed samba but there's no configuration files in /etc/samba. what do i need to do in order to get a configuration file in there?
[10:32] <erUSUL> Ademan: see if cdrdao can do what you want. but i doubt it
[10:33] <lone_wolfII> apt-get suggested that i install the following packages
[10:33] <lone_wolfII> openbsd-inetd inet-superserver smbldap-tools ldb-tools
[10:33] <lone_wolfII> should i do it?
[10:34] <llutz> Ademan: maybe "readcd" (which also can write cds) from cdrtools
[10:35] <Miri28f> Hello, I've installed Ubuntu on my new laptop "HP 620" and for some reason the wireless not working, any idea?
[10:36] <borek> siema. co tam?
[10:36] <erUSUL> Miri28f: what wireless chip does the mchine have?
[10:36] <erUSUL> Miri28f: lspci | grep -i inet
[10:36] <erUSUL> Miri28f: lspci | grep -i net
[10:37] <erUSUL> Miri28f: sorry first one has a typo
[10:37] <WamPIRe__> Miri28f: and check hardware button for wireless if you have it
[10:37] <theos> turn on your wireless modem too
[10:38] <sacarlson1> lone_wolfII: it might just work if you try nautilus and right click on the dir you want to share and select share
[10:38] <Axlin> Miri28f:  here's a forum thread for you. at the end, somebody posts a link which they say solved their problem. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1584525
[10:39] <Miri28f> erUSUL:RaLink RT3090 Wireless 802.11n 1T/1R PCIe
[10:39] <lone_wolfII> yeah i have no idea why, but that option isn't on the context menu when i select a folder
[10:40] <lone_wolfII> i tried reinstalling samba, i got this error:
[10:40] <lone_wolfII> smbd start/running, process 3080
[10:40] <lone_wolfII> start: Job failed to start
[10:40] <theos> lone_wolfII, right click folder > properties>share tab
[10:40] <sacarlson1> Miri28f: most ralink work out of the box,  try sudo iwconfig  and see if it can be seen
[10:40] <lone_wolfII> lol there's no share tab either
[10:41] <lone_wolfII> any ideas?
[10:41] <lone_wolfII> do i need to reinstall some package?
[10:41] <kholis1> hi, how ubuntu automount usb storage? where can i get the udev rules?
[10:41] <Miri28f> erUSUL:http://pastebin.com/f2bCjwRG
[10:41] <theos> lone_wolfII, menu>system>preferences>personal file sharing
[10:42] <lone_wolfII> haha, nothing called personal file sharing in preferences
[10:42] <theos> Miri28f, try "ifconfig wlan0 up" it worked for me. donno about you
[10:43] <sacarlson1> lone_wolfII: make sure you have install  sudo apt-get install nautilus-share
[10:43] <lone_wolfII> will try that, thanks
[10:43] <Miri28f> theos:SIOCSIFFLAGS: Device or resource busy
[10:43] <Miri28f> sacarlson1:http://pastebin.com/f2bCjwRG
[10:43] <lone_wolfII> looks like i didn't have nautilus-share
[10:44] <sacarlson1> Miri28f: it looks good so best install wicd
[10:44] <lone_wolfII> will i need to log out, log in?
[10:44] <sacarlson1> lone_wolfII: I'm not sure
[10:44] <theos> Miri28f, hmm install wicd. "apt-get install wicd-daemon"
[10:44] <insanity99> hey guys how do i make it so windows is default boot option instead
[10:45] <lone_wolfII> sacarlson1: i'll give it a go, i assume it adds the context menu item?
[10:45] <theos> Miri28f, i had the same issues. wicd solved them :)
[10:45] <insanity99> of ubuntu, like after 5 seconds just boots to windows
[10:45] <sacarlson1> lone_wolfII: can't hurt to try
[10:45] <llutz> insanity99: edit /etc/default/grub
[10:45] <insanity99> how?
[10:46] <llutz> insanity99: sudo nano /etc/default/grub    change line "GRUB_DEFAULT=0" to whatever entry your win is
[10:46] <theos> insanity99, terminal> type sudo gedit  /etc/default/grub
[10:46] <llutz> insanity99: sudo update-grub after it
[10:47] <insanity99> not certain what number windows is, is last one on list
[10:48] <lone_wolfII> okay so partial success, i have the context menu item but when i select "Create Share" it gives the error:
[10:48] <lone_wolfII> Samba's testparm returned error 1: Load smb config files from /etc/samba/smb.conf
[10:48] <llutz> insanity99: grep menuentry /boot/grub/grub.cfg        count the results starting with 0
[10:48] <lone_wolfII> rlimit_max: rlimit_max (1024) below minimum Windows limit (16384)
[10:48] <lone_wolfII> params.c:OpenConfFile() - Unable to open configuration file "/etc/samba/smb.conf":
[10:48] <lone_wolfII> 	No such file or directory
[10:48] <FloodBot2> lone_wolfII: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:49] <lone_wolfII> my /etc/samba contains no files
[10:49] <lone_wolfII> so how can i get pristine samba config files?
[10:49] <llutz> insanity99: or:         grep menuentry /boot/grub/grub.cfg  |wc -l      and let GRUB_DEFAULT=  the given number-1
[10:49] <insanity99> neil@neil-P5Q:~$ grep menuentry /boot/grub/grub.cfg
[10:49] <insanity99> menuentry 'Ubuntu, with Linux 2.6.35-22-generic' --class ubuntu --class gnu-linux --class gnu --class os {
[10:49] <insanity99> menuentry 'Ubuntu, with Linux 2.6.35-22-generic (recovery mode)' --class ubuntu --class gnu-linux --class gnu --class os {
[10:49] <insanity99> menuentry "Memory test (memtest86+)" {
[10:49] <insanity99> menuentry "Memory test (memtest86+, serial console 115200)" {
[10:49] <FloodBot2> insanity99: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:49] <mix22891> hello, how do i change my login password ?
[10:50] <llutz> mix22891: login, "passwd"
[10:50] <insanity99> so i want default value 4?
[10:50] <lone_wolfII> mix22891: System -> Administration -> Users and Groups
[10:50] <llutz> insanity99: if there are 5 lines, yes
[10:51] <lone_wolfII> mix22891: Then select the third change... button
[10:51] <Netw0rkBug> hey
[10:51] <Netw0rkBug> how can i add
[10:51] <Netw0rkBug> network manager
[10:51] <Netw0rkBug> to panel :S
[10:51] <insanity99> ok thanks, if this is wrong will it course boot issues?
[10:51] <theos> Netw0rkBug, you cant. use wicd
[10:51] <Netw0rkBug> what is wicd
[10:51] <llutz> insanity99: it shouldn't
[10:51] <sacarlson1> lone_wolfII: is everything intalled? sudo apt-get install samba samba-common
[10:51] <Netw0rkBug> i removed panel with network manager
[10:51] <Netw0rkBug> :/
[10:52] <theos> Netw0rkBug, "apt-get install wicd-daemon"
[10:52] <lone_wolfII> sacarlson1: i'll try it
[10:52] <insanity99> sorry how do i save from ternimal?
 thank you
[10:52] <Netw0rkBug> btw i have mint :)
[10:52] <lone_wolfII> sacarlson1: both are installed :(
[10:52] <orbit> Netw0rkBug nm-applet
[10:52] <lone_wolfII> mix22891: nps
[10:53] <Netw0rkBug> orbit
[10:53] <insanity99> i entered 4 but dont know how to save
[10:53] <Netw0rkBug> where is nm-applet
[10:53] <Netw0rkBug> there is no at add to panel
[10:53] <orbit> just hit alt+F2 and type in nm-applet
[10:54] <orbit> should start it in your panel
[10:54] <lone_wolfII> surely there must be some way to reset a particular package so that it redownloads a pristine copy of the config files, bin files etc.
[10:54] <Pumpkin-> I think you want apt-get purge <package>
[10:55] <insanity99> llutz how do i save those changes?
[10:55] <lone_wolfII> Pumpkin-: thanks :D
[10:55] <Netw0rkBug> orbit no :(
[10:55] <Netw0rkBug> there is no
[10:55] <llutz> insanity99: ctrl-x
[10:55] <brachiosaurus> having an issue with new install of maverick meerkat (netbook), don't know what on earth to search for, but basically the computer won't do anything unless i'm either holding the spacebar (or any other key) or moving the mouse... soon as i stop doing either of those it pretty much freezes... any ideas?
[10:56] <orbit> Netwo0rkBug: i apologize then because that is how i start it in LXDE.