[08:23] <Nullset> well, it just said installation on the site
[08:23] <JoshJ> (by cheap I mean like less than $100)
[08:23] <Nullset> I have a 6 GB partition
[08:23] <daedalus_> yes, it's the proprietary version
[08:23] <SeveredCross> Hmm...
[08:23] <SeveredCross> Nullset: I'm confused...Installation of what? What site?
[08:23] <daedalus_> it's run before, i'm using an adapter (svideo->rca)
[08:23] <SeveredCross> daedalus_: Hmm...Restarting X doesn't make it go?
[08:23] <Nullset> http://www.ubuntu.com/products/whatisubuntu/desktopedition
[08:23] <daedalus_> i hooked it up to a television via svideo perfectly before
[08:23] <daedalus_> it detected when i hotplugged
[08:23] <SeveredCross> Hmm.
[08:23] <Nullset> thats the link SeveredCross
[08:23] <ledemente> !iptables
[08:23] <ubotu> Ubuntu, like any other linux distribution, has firewall capabilities built-in. The firewall is managed using the 'iptables' command (see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IptablesHowTo), or GUI applications such as Firestarter (Gnome) or Guarddog (KDE).
[08:23] <SeveredCross> Maybe a driver update broke it?
[08:23] <daedalus_> but because of the adapter, the card isn't recognizing the tv
[08:23] <Nullset> the bottom of the page
[08:24] <ledemente> Hrmm...
[08:24] <Nullset> Ubuntu is available for PC, 64-Bit and Mac architectures. At least 256 MB of RAM is required to run the desktop install CD. Install requires at least 4 GB of disk space.
[08:24] <daedalus_> no, it simply isn't detecting the tv even though it is connected
[08:24] <daedalus_> the xorg.conf file is configured identically to the previous setup
[08:24] <SeveredCross> Nullset: I find that after a full install I have maybe 2 GB used.
[08:24] <SeveredCross> You might need 4 for temporary files and such.
[08:24] <Nullset> Dont you need to download all the shit from the internet
[08:24] <SeveredCross> daedalus_: No clue...Not familiar with the nVidia drivers so I can't even begin to suggest driver issues.
[08:24] <fox129> SeveredCross: am a newer in ubuntu acutly I love  it but now am useing it Under Vmware,
[08:24] <SeveredCross> !oops | Nullset
[08:24] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about oops - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[08:24] <SeveredCross> Bah.
[08:24] <ledemente> Hahha
[08:25] <SeveredCross> Nullset: Watch your language please. :)
[08:25] <Nullset> oh sorry
[08:25] <slavik> fox129: has everything in ubuntu worked out so far for you?
[08:25] <SeveredCross> And you don't have to download anything from the internet....
[08:25] <daedalus_> thanks, should i just scour the forums for help?
[08:25] <SeveredCross> Except for the Mono stuff.
[08:25] <Nullset> hrm, earlier it used to be like that
[08:25] <SeveredCross> daedalus_: Probably a good bet.
[08:25] <Nullset> with beezy badger or whatever it was
[08:25] <daedalus_> in **windows**, yeah, i said it, forcing tv out would be simple
[08:25] <noldon> choudesh ive tried everything now and its gone
[08:25] <daedalus_> and i've found linux to generally give a lot more control over my hardware with the right coercing
[08:25] <Nullset> you guys are really good
[08:25] <Nullset> lol
[08:26] <SeveredCross> Yes, but nVidia's also poured their money into a Windows driver.
[08:26] <daedalus_> forcing tv output doesn't seem like a pricey feature
[08:26] <xnix> daedalus_: its not a matter of cost
[08:26] <SeveredCross> When I say pouring money I mean developer-wise.
[08:26] <stuart-> where do i change the PCM sound levels again? The icon on the taskbar doesn't seem to do it
[08:26] <HorizonXP> hey, is there a way to get Ubuntu to cycle thru my wallpapers?
[08:26] <SeveredCross> HorizonXP: Install WallpaperTray.
[08:26] <slavik> daedalus_: that's why I like linux, because _I_ am in control :)
[08:27] <daedalus_> yeah, excuse me for voicing my frustration excessively
[08:27] <SeveredCross> The package name is wallpaper-tray
[08:27] <daedalus_> i enjoy control, and _I_ would like to find a fix, although i wouldn't know where to start with video drivers
[08:27] <daedalus_> i'm familiar with the X org. file
[08:27] <fox129> SeveredCross: now, in Computer i see just ( floppy drive , Cd drive , filesystem ) indeed in Xp i have alot of partition but now i can't show it , How i can show it coz I have alot of file i need it to Ubuntu
[08:27] <AcE> is there a theme engine that uses gtk theme in qt apps?
[08:28] <daedalus_> it's properly configured for dual monitor w/ s-video output
[08:28] <daedalus_> but the hardware isn't detecting my second display
[08:28] <daedalus_> which is making things a little difficult
[08:28] <AcE> something like gtk-qt but other way round
[08:28] <SeveredCross> fox129: Do you have the partitions mounted in /media?
[08:28] <SeveredCross> Once they get into /media/ they get icons in the Places menu.
[08:29] <fox129> SeveredCross: How I can a mounted it ?
[08:29] <Samad> deb http://download.tuxfamily.org/3v1deb feisty eyecandy-amd64 ....this returns command not found,,,can anyone help?
[08:29] <slavik> SeveredCross: any idea how to mount stuff to media and have it on places, but not on the desktop?
[08:29] <SeveredCross> slavik: I don't know that it's possible...
[08:29] <slavik> :(
[08:30] <JoshJ> Samad, what are you trying to do?
[08:30] <daedalus_> i'm tempted to write another xorg configuration file that would revert me to the open-source nv driver, maybe then i'd have the force tv-output feature b/c i'd trust the open-source community over the proprietary dev'ers to make things right
[08:30] <JoshJ> deb isn't a command line command
[08:30] <Samad> joshj: install compizfusion on feisty
[08:30] <JoshJ> Samad,  that looks like the syntax  for sources.list
[08:30] <JoshJ> ah
[08:30] <JoshJ> do gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
[08:31] <JoshJ> and add that line to the end
[08:31] <JoshJ> maybe comment it so you know what it is in the future
[08:31] <fox129> SeveredCross: Tell me How I can mounted my drive ?
[08:31] <Samad> joshj: okay...thanks
[08:31] <HorizonXP> SeveredCross: That's perfect, thanks!
[08:31] <JoshJ> Samad, when you're done, do sudo apt-get update
[08:31] <JoshJ> then sudo apt-get install compiz-fusion or whatever the package name is
[08:31] <SeveredCross> You're welcome.
[08:32] <JoshJ> so i'm curious, what's the point of control-alt-tab?
[08:32] <Tenka> Hello i would like to know if there is a driver for a ricoh webcam (sony Vaio Build in) for ubuntu 64 bits
[08:32] <JoshJ> i can't seem to find a use for it
[08:32] <xnix> SeveredCross: do you have any experience compiling your own kernel packages
[08:32] <JoshJ> i see no reason to switch focus to a panel?
[08:32] <xnix> in ubuntu
[08:32] <SeveredCross> xnix: Are we talking rolling a new kernel>
[08:33] <SeveredCross> >=?
[08:33] <fox129> SeveredCross: answer me :(
[08:33] <JoshJ> Tenka, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsMultimediaDigitalCamerasRicoh?highlight=%28ricoh%29
[08:33] <Nullset> Is edgy fine
[08:33] <Nullset> ?
[08:33] <Tenka> thank you joshJ
[08:33] <ledemente> SHOOP DE WOOP!
[08:33] <xnix> SeveredCross: i guess, just compiling your own into a package for installation, but i guess it wouldnt have to be into a package, thats just nicer
[08:33] <JoshJ> and here's sony https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsMultimediaDigitalCamerasSony?highlight=%28camera%29%7C%28digital%29
[08:33] <ledemente> KTorrent started downloading again!
[08:33] <Nullset> I finally got this site from where i can download properly
[08:33] <Nullset> http://osmirrors.cerias.purdue.edu/pub/ubuntu-releases/
[08:33] <choudesh> xtknight, how is the patch going?
[08:34] <xtknight> choudesh, not too well ;)
[08:34] <xtknight> choudesh, i will work on it tomorrow more
[08:34] <SeveredCross> fox129: Sorry, missed your question.
[08:34] <SeveredCross> !ntfs
[08:34] <ubotu> To view your Windows/Mac partitions see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AutomaticallyMountPartitions . For write access see !ntfs-3g or !fuse
[08:34] <SeveredCross> If you need to mount NTFS stuff, look in there ^^
[08:34] <JoshJ> !camera
[08:34] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about camera - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[08:34] <SeveredCross> You can follow that guide for pretty much any type of partition, as long as you know the filesystem.
[08:34] <JoshJ> blah
[08:34] <xnix> the best solution is to use fat32 in windows :P
[08:35] <JoshJ> ew
[08:35] <SeveredCross> Meh.
[08:35] <choudesh> xtknight, I finished my 4 monitor setup. All work and a resolution of 1680x1050 uses both an ATI and a nvidia card. ;-)
[08:35] <JoshJ> ntfs mounts fine for me
[08:35] <SeveredCross> NTFS is stable enough read/write.
[08:35] <JoshJ> seriously
[08:35] <SeveredCross> I have no issues using NTFs.
[08:35] <xnix> ah it wasnt last time i tried
[08:35] <JoshJ> unless you've got critical data i see no reason why you wouldn't want to mount ntfs
[08:35] <xnix> havent had to bother in a while
[08:35] <JoshJ> i literally transfer stuff directly to my windows partition
[08:35] <SeveredCross> Though I think I'm gonna go all ext3 or all reiser once I get some space to offload the stuff that's NTFS right now.
[08:35] <threethirty> Hi all
[08:36] <xnix> yeah i dnnt have any windows machines or partitions ro anything i was just figuring fat32 would be better for stability
[08:36] <choudesh> xtknight, my biggest issue was getting beryl/compiz to work on all 4 monitors and getting gnome to use aixgl and nvxgl.
[08:36] <JoshJ> xnix, "stability" and "fat32" don't go well together
[08:36] <xtknight> choudesh, ah i never could get it to work on dual monitors
[08:36] <threethirty> anyone interested in helping me with a simple evolution problem?
[08:36] <Roey> hey all, is there any progress on Flash?  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/flashplugin-nonfree/+bug/125131
[08:36] <JoshJ> i'm fairly sure microsoft has said don't use fat32 anymore
[08:36] <xnix> JoshJ: i agree but it was more stable than ntfs in linux last i read, but it seems its gotten better now
[08:36] <choudesh> xtknight, well, it is for a display next month in the art dept
[08:37] <choudesh> xtknight, I will write up a howto and post it on sourceseven.net
[08:37] <dylanmoore> hey everybody, can anyway offer any suggestions on why ndiswrapper sees my wireless, scans available APs, but does not connect or show up in network manager.
[08:37] <bruenig> Roey, no of course not, it is closed, ask adobe
[08:37] <acecase> threethirty, for the love of GOD, what do you need :)
[08:37] <choudesh> dylanmoore, let me guess. you are using a USB wifi card?
[08:37] <dylanmoore> nope, internal broadcom
[08:37] <xtknight> choudesh, ah cool
[08:37] <Roey> bruenig:  nono, I meant that if you read the discussion there, you'll see that there's an md5 mismatch in downloading flash-nonfree
[08:37] <bruenig> Roey, oh you are talking about the ubuntupackage, just get the actual thing and drop it into /usr/lib/firefox/plugins
[08:38] <xtknight> choudesh, ive been wanting to use compiz dual monitors for awhile
[08:38] <Roey> yes
[08:38] <Roey> bruenig:  yes yes
[08:38] <JoshJ> grr
[08:38] <choudesh> dylanmoore, thank god. I help'd a guy earlier on the linksys usb issue.
[08:38] <Tenka> joshJ when i type lsusb i get Bus 001 Device 002: ID 05ca:1836 Ricoh Co., Ltd
[08:38] <choudesh> dylanmoore, hmm, what chipset is that broadcom
[08:38] <JoshJ> i need to look up how to mount NTFS read-write
[08:38] <choudesh> xtknight, pm me you email.
[08:38] <JoshJ> i'll do that tomorrow , too damn late for that tonight
[08:39] <dylanmoore> bcm4303 is what the hardware manager is showing, but sometimes in the terminal it shows 4301
[08:39] <JoshJ> Tenka, I know nothing about usb cameras beyond what i linked you to
[08:39] <JoshJ> i actually came in here originally to ask for a recommendation :p
[08:39] <Justi1> !mount
[08:39] <ubotu> Partitioning programs: !GParted or QTParted (also "man mkfs" for formatting) - Mounting partitions in Gnome under Dapper: System -> Administration -> Disks - For Edgy, see !fstab and !DiskMounter
[08:39] <JoshJ> which is the only reason i was ever on that page
[08:39] <Tenka> joshJ thanks
[08:39] <choudesh> dylanmoore, what does lspci -vv show?
[08:39] <Justi1> !mounting
[08:39] <JoshJ> !diskmounter
[08:39] <ubotu> To view your Windows/Mac partitions see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AutomaticallyMountPartitions - See also !fuse
[08:39] <JoshJ> bah like i said
[08:39] <JoshJ> i'll do it tomorrow
[08:40] <JoshJ> i'm technically capable and have done it before, don't bother yourself over me :p
[08:40] <Justi1> what does mounting or unmounting a disk do?
[08:40] <JoshJ> ah
[08:40] <JoshJ> lets ubuntu read it
[08:40] <JoshJ> (and write)
[08:40] <JoshJ> right now you have at least 2 partitions mounted
[08:40] <JoshJ> your / and swap
[08:40] <illsci> how would you use the find command to find all the files from 2006
[08:40] <JoshJ> if you made /home separate, you've got 3 mounted
[08:40] <Justi1> its letting me mount and unmount my root
[08:40] <slavik> !enter | JoshJ
[08:40] <ubotu> JoshJ: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation!
[08:41] <fox129> brb Reboot
[08:41] <JoshJ> i'm fairly sure you shouldn't be able to unmount directories like /
[08:41] <dylanmoore>  Broadcom Corporation BCM4303 802.11b Wireless LAN Controller (rev 02)
[08:41] <dylanmoore>  Broadcom Corporation BCM4303 802.11b Wireless LAN Controller (rev 02)
[08:41] <dylanmoore>  Broadcom Corporation BCM4303 802.11b Wireless LAN Controller (rev 02)
[08:41] <JoshJ> it's supposed to be used on physical devices like /media/sda1 or /dev/hda1 or whatever (depending on version)
[08:41] <sdouble> I installed apache2 on my ubuntu machine through apt-get  Where is the httpd.conf file to edit?  I did a find for it and located it, but the file is empty.  This should not be the case or the server wouldn't run correctly.
[08:41] <acecase> JoshJ, actualy you can
[08:41] <dylanmoore> haha sorry
[08:41] <JoshJ> oh, interesting
[08:41] <dxdt> Hello, does anyone know about the hdparm -c flag?  It is the flag for 32 bit I/O, but I'm having problems setting a drive to 32 bit :-/
[08:41] <JoshJ> what's it do if you unmount / ?
[08:41] <dylanmoore> didnt realize i pasted so many times
[08:41] <choudesh> dylanmoore, in the future use pastebin.
[08:42] <JoshJ> and why does it let you mount it back when you should be... uh, missing the mount command entirely?
[08:42] <Doozer> my resolution in tty is all out of whack but its fine in gui
[08:42] <slavik> sdouble: cd /etc/apache2, it's the apache2.conf file, also in sites-available/ is an extra config file
[08:42] <Justi1> JoshJ: I don't know what its doing. the disk is the same size as my root partition, but when I open it, it says lost+found?
[08:42] <acecase> JoshJ, the same thing that it does if yuou unmount anything else. makes it inaccessable
[08:42] <dxdt> sdouble: it is apache2.conf with apache2 not httpd.conf
[08:42] <sdouble> ah, so it's not called httpd.conf.  tricky  =]   Thanks guys
[08:42] <choudesh> dylanmoore, try http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=2393714 first
[08:42] <slavik> anytime ... that I am here
[08:43] <acecase> JoshJ, that may or may not be possible (remounting it) some tools reside in memory during runtime but I don't think mount is one of them
[08:43] <Doozer> anyone know how to change the font or resolution in tty
[08:43] <JoshJ> right, but he just said he remounted it
[08:43] <JoshJ> which seems fairly... wrong
[08:43] <dxdt> Doozer: like when you do ctrl+alt+f1 and stuffs?  You have to change arguments in your kernel line  :-/
[08:43] <AcE> is there a theme engine that uses gtk theme in qt apps?
[08:43] <acecase> do coreutils reside in ram during runtime?
[08:44] <Nullset> Can i install windows on my d drive or e drive or anyother drive other then C drive
[08:44] <Justi1> what is 'lost+found'
[08:44] <Doozer> dxdt: yea
[08:44] <acecase> I'm recording Futurama on my ubuntu box rite now or i'd try it
[08:44] <slavik> acecase: prolly not, coreutils are ls, cd and such
[08:44] <HorizonXP> is there a good set of icons for Ubuntu? Like Tango, but better?
[08:44] <Nullset> Is it possible guys ??
[08:44] <slavik> acecase: unless I am mistaken
[08:44] <JoshJ> haha i think i managed to mess something up
[08:44] <JoshJ> sudo: cd: command not found
[08:44] <acecase> slavik, I wouldn't think so either.
[08:44] <dylanmoore> choudesk, i tried ndiswrapper with that extracted driver already.  its actually what i have on right now, its seeing the APs, but no connection
[08:44] <Justi1> what is lost+found?
[08:44] <JoshJ> oddly enough it lets me cd without sudo
[08:45] <JoshJ> for me, it's empty
[08:45] <ksivaji> is there anyone using  quanta here ?
[08:45] <JoshJ> i think it's just a folder for crap that gets messed up somehow
[08:45] <JoshJ> !lost+found
[08:45] <ubotu> lost+found is where !fsck places any files it gleans from a corrupt filesystem.  These are files which had become unlinked from their parent directories.
[08:45] <JoshJ> ah, yep
[08:45] <acecase> actualy mount would be part of diskutils rite? been a while since I used gentoo or lfs :)
[08:45] <Justi1> I hate windows
[08:45] <bcbooteRRR> hey wuts the command to reconfigure xorg ???
[08:45] <choudesh> dylanmoore, what that the HP driver?
[08:46] <JoshJ> Justi1, don't we all :)
[08:46] <slavik> bcbooteRRR: sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[08:46] <Justi1> can I delete partitions from ubuntu, or do I have to boot from a live cd?
[08:46] <choudesh> dylanmoore, rather - was that the HP driver?
[08:46] <choudesh> !gparted  Justil
[08:46] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about gparted  justil - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[08:46] <choudesh> !gparted | Justi1
[08:46] <ubotu> Justi1: GParted is is a !GUI partitioning program. Type  sudo apt-get install gparted  in a console to install it - A GParted "live" CD is available at http://gparted.sourceforge.net/livecd.php
[08:47] <dylanmoore> choudesh, i downloaded the sp30379.exe from the hp site, extracted the drivers from the file
[08:48] <choudesh> dylanmoore, let me dig for a laptop with that in.
[08:48] <poningru> Justi1: you can if you umount it first
[08:48] <choudesh> dylanmoore, I got one around here. I think I have the link bookmarked on it...
[08:48] <poningru> or 'eject'
[08:48] <poningru> or 'unmount'
[08:48] <KaLeZ> some body has problems with the ubuntu 7.04 installer.?
[08:48] <dylanmoore> choudesh, okay
[08:48] <Justi1> its a random partition that windows created before its installer crashed
[08:48] <choudesh> dylanmoore, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=25683
[08:48] <choudesh> dylanmoore, that should work for you.
[08:48] <KaLeZ> stalls in trm290 ide driver..
[08:48] <acecase> Justi1, are you trying to setup a way to transfer files between linux and windows on a dual-boot system?
[08:49] <Justi1> acecase: I was trying to install windows on my computer that already has ubuntu, but the windows installer died halfway through
[08:49] <Justi1> acecase: grub got messed up and there were random partitions
[08:50] <acecase> Justi1, ic. sorry. don't you hate it when someone comes in on the tail end of something and tries to inject themselves into the conversation :)
[08:51] <Justi1> acecase: nah its cool:-D
[08:51] <Justi1> !calculator
[08:51] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about calculator - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[08:52] <DjMadness> Justi1, gcalc is included with ubuntu iirc
[08:52] <matti> Morning :-)
[08:52] <firebird619> Could someone help me in getting 1680x1050 resolution? My card is an Nvidia Geforce FX5200 (Dell). My xorg.conf file is pasted at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/31769/.
[08:52] <acecase> !vdr
[08:52] <Justi1> djmadness: is there a calculator that can solve equations?
[08:53] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about vdr - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[08:53] <DjMadness> equations. dont understand that word so don't know :S
[08:54] <Justi1> 2x + 4 = 10
[08:54] <Justi1> x = 3
[08:54] <acecase> Justi1, there is the TiEmu project
[08:54] <Justi1> !tiemu
[08:54] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about tiemu - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[08:55] <acecase> http://lpg.ticalc.org/prj_tiemu/
[08:55] <DjMadness> Justi1, heres something that i found http://dailycupoftech.com/2007/05/18/dcot-apps-command-line-calculator/
[08:55] <acecase> probably others/better ones. thats the the first result google showed me for ti-89 emu
[08:56] <IdNotFound> Justi1: you may be looking for mathematical applications, such as MAPLE/Matlab equivalents, I guess?
[08:56] <DjMadness> oh crap thast win32.
[08:57] <DjMadness> a shame he left.. bc could handle it
[08:58] <IdNotFound> DjMadness: may I ask how?
[08:58] <dylanmoore> choudesh, i got an error about half way down
[08:58] <dylanmoore> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/31770/
[08:58] <IdNotFound> I am a total noob with these math programs... I just tried maxima and octave, but couldn't find a way to solve it... they should be able to, though
[08:59] <choudesh> dylanmoore, try `sudo su` then try those commands again.
[08:59] <JBandP> my desktop didnt start properly. it said i have a problem in xserver or soemthing.  but its sitting at a boot screen with the cursor blinking. but it doesnt allow me to run any commands.   is there some sort of control X i can do to get back to command prompt?
[08:59] <acecase> IdNotFound, sometimes it's harder to learn to use the app/calc than it is to learn the processes/functions themselves. Should be a college course on the ti calcs
[09:00] <acecase> JBandP, can you do ALT+F2?
[09:00] <JBandP> thats it. thanks :)
[09:00] <acecase> np :)
[09:01] <IdNotFound> acecase: that reminds me of vim... the more you use it, the more there is to learn... it's like doing a Ph.D every other month :)
[09:01] <JBandP> what do i use to edit on command prompt?  nano?
[09:02] <DjMadness> IdNotFound, that i personally dont know... i am looking for a guide that explains it on google..
[09:02] <SeveredCross> I like nano.
[09:02] <acecase> IdNotFound, I can't make myself stop using vim. with nano I put extra I(s) all over the place
[09:02] <acecase> JBandP, lol use nano
[09:02] <duke> ??
[09:02] <duke>
[09:03] <DjMadness> IdNotFound, http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/6131
[09:03] <IdNotFound> acecase: vim is amazing... I find myself doing "ESC:w" every now and then, on every kind of window :)
[09:03] <acecase> :)
[09:03] <duke>
[09:03] <matti> duke: You look confused.
[09:03] <Lo_Pan> ZZ
[09:03] <duke>
[09:03] <duke>
[09:03] <DjMadness> duke, i doubt many understand chineese etc in here ^^
[09:03] <Hirvinen> !ch | duke
[09:03] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about ch - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[09:03] <JBandP> is there a way i can recreate the xorg.conf file?
[09:04] <ideogram> I am chinese but I can't really read it
[09:04] <duke> :-<
[09:04] <duke> ..
[09:04] <amidaniel> !zh | duke
[09:04] <ubotu> duke: For Ubuntu help in Chinese  #ubuntu-cn  #ubuntu-tw   #ubuntu-hk
[09:04] <duke>     o  .i know
[09:04] <IdNotFound> DjMadness: I'm not sure how that is solving equations? Isn't that just describing the Diffie-Hellman Algorithm?
[09:05] <JBandP> and how can i connect my network from command line?
[09:05] <duke> thank you.
[09:05] <acecase> JBandP, you will need to know a little about your video card (and maby somthing about your display if its non-standard) but it's not bad to learn to configure xorg by editing /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[09:05] <ideogram> I have three disks, want to install both xubuntu and xp on the first, use the 2nd for xp data, and the 3rd for /home
[09:05] <JBandP> maybe i dont even need a desktpo gui
[09:05] <JBandP> i pooched my xorg.conf trying to setup my monitor.
[09:05] <ideogram> I installed xp, then when I tried to partition things with the xubunutu installer it couldn't format the partitions
[09:05] <acecase> JBandP, ifconfig is the tool used to configure the network manualy
[09:05] <ideogram> has anyone done this before?
[09:06] <JBandP> can i START eth0 somehow?
[09:06] <amidaniel> ideogram: Sure, it's not difficult. What's the problem you're having?
[09:06] <acecase> JBandP, ubuntu may have a network setup script/tool for the command line like netsetup but I don't know it :)
[09:06] <lietu> JBandP: "sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg" should recreate your xorg.conf
[09:06] <arooni> hey folks
[09:06] <lietu> JBandP: depends, do you use dhcp?
[09:06] <acecase> JBandP, to start eth0 is ifconfig eth0 up
[09:07] <ideogram> it said it couldn't format the 3rd hard disk fillesystem
[09:07] <arooni> folks
[09:07] <arooni> anyone have any reviews of ubuntu on an abit ib9
[09:07] <ideogram> if you like I can do it again and get the exact error
[09:07] <arooni> ?
[09:07] <amidaniel> ideogram: That would be helpful
[09:07] <Hausberg> I have a default install but I want to switch from gnome as default to fluxbox - with autologin
[09:07] <acecase> JBandP, sorry it's       sudo ifconfig eth0 up
[09:07] <ideogram> ok give me about 40 minutes
[09:07] <NeoGeo64>  03:03:51 up 33 min,  2 users,  load average: 2.21, 1.82, 1.30
[09:07] <NeoGeo64> thats my uptime heh
[09:07] <Robomoore> Trying to get a laptop tablet working, anyone know of a link?
[09:07] <acecase> im just getting use to deb based distros
[09:08] <IdNotFound> DjMadness: http://www.algebrahelp.com/calculators/equation/ <- lacking a command-line utility, this should do hehe :)
[09:08] <nino> Hi, I can't get compiz working.
[09:09] <buntunu1> !fluxbox:Hausberg
[09:09] <amidaniel> ideogram: 40 minutes? Yikes
[09:09] <nino>  Failed test: texture_from_pixmap support
[09:09] <buntunu1> !fluxbuntu
[09:09] <ubotu> fluxbuntu is a LPAE-standard compliant, Ubuntu-based derivative that maintains the goal of running on a wide range of mobile devices and computers (low-end & high-end). It is lightweight, swift and efficient. | Support Channel: #fluxbuntu on freenode | Homepage: http://fluxbuntu.org/
[09:09] <Robomoore> nino: I'm having that issue aswell, what is the error you recieve?
[09:09] <JBandP> sudo ifconfig eth0 up didnt do anything.  it just retrned the the command prompt?
[09:09] <acecase> JBandP, now just do a sudo ifconfig
[09:10] <nino> Robomoore: in the gui it just says "Can not enable desktop effects"
[09:10] <acecase> you should see eth0
[09:10] <buntunu1> or eth1
[09:10] <JBandP> i see it there,
[09:10] <ideogram> sorry, I need to reinstall xp from scratch
[09:10] <amidaniel> JBandP: What are you doing?
[09:10] <acecase> JBandP, do you use DHCP
[09:10] <Robomoore> what are you doing? install by gui or terminal?
[09:10] <JBandP> but wheni was at my gui before i always had to clickon the network and selecteed "wired network" manual for it to connect. now im at the command line and dont have that option :
[09:10] <JBandP> :)
[09:10] <Robomoore> nino:  what are you doing? install by gui or terminal?
[09:11] <nino> gui.
[09:11] <firebird619> Could someone help me in getting 1680x1050 resolution? My card is an Nvidia Geforce FX5200 (Dell). My xorg.conf file is pasted at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/31769/.
[09:11] <nino> and then terminal.
[09:11] <Robomoore> nino: how?
[09:11] <nino> I'm going back and forth trying anything.
[09:11] <JBandP> firebird61:i have almost the exact spec.  i coulnt get it working :)
[09:11] <nino> synaptic / terminal / System menu.
[09:11] <Robomoore> nino: any guide you're following?
[09:12] <nino> several.
[09:12] <nino> I'm 100% sure something is missing in my xorg.conf
[09:12] <buntunu1> firebird your xorg is already setup for that reso
[09:12] <firebird619> JBandP: So is the highest res you can get 1280x1024?
[09:13] <JBandP> yup.
[09:13] <acecase> firebird619, what drivers are you using?
[09:13] <firebird619> buntunu1: I know, but it is not an option in System, Preferences, Screen Resolution or nvidia-settings.
[09:13] <JBandP> the weird thing is is that the first time i installed it the res was great. now ive reinstalled and it's f*cked. ive been at it for days now.  that and my wireless.
[09:13] <nino>  Failed test: texture_from_pixmap support
[09:14] <nino> Any ideas?
[09:14] <buntunu1> firebird it should already be set to that
[09:14] <firebird619> acecase: The drivers installed by Envy. I've also used the Restricted Drivers Manager drivers as well.
[09:14] <buntunu1> you only have one reso in your conf but you should have lower than that selectable
[09:14] <lietu> JBandP: I asked you, do you use dhcp?
[09:15] <JBandP> yes i do.
[09:15] <arooni> where can i learn about mobos that are compatible with ubuntu?
[09:15] <firebird619> buntunu1: It isn't though. It is at 1280x1024. I do have lower resolutions available. I just took all the other resolutions out tonight in trying to get it to work, otherwise I had 4 other resolutions in there.
[09:15] <acecase> firebird619, I had that problem the first time I installed ubuntu but I can't remember what I had to do. Seems like it may have been a groups issue. May want to see if you have a video group and if so that your user is a member.
[09:15] <ideogram> does anyone know anything about amule?
[09:15] <lietu> JBandP: then "sudo ifconfig eth0 up; sudo dhclient eth0" should do it
[09:15] <buntunu1> you can try reloading your nvidia drivers
[09:15] <firebird619> acecase: Ok, I can check into that. Thank You
[09:16] <lietu> JBandP: or, /etc/init.d/network* restart (cannot remember if it's called network or networking)
[09:16] <ideogram> if I point amule at the temp folder from my emule will it take over downloading the files ok?
[09:16] <acecase> firebird619, sorry I can't remember what it was for sure.
[09:16] <firebird619> buntunu1: I have tried that several different times already.
[09:16] <IdNotFound> lietu: networking
[09:16] <lietu> JBandP: assuming you have the necessary modules loaded for your network card
[09:16] <buntunu1> make sure your screen can support that reso too
[09:16] <arooni> what a waste of my time
[09:16] <firebird619> acecase: thats ok.
[09:16] <arooni> where can i learn about mobos that are compatible with ubuntu?
[09:16] <buntunu1> in console type nvidia-settings &
[09:17] <ideogram> I don't know of any mobos that aren't linux compatible
[09:17] <lietu> arooni: there shouldn't be any that are more or any that are less supported
[09:17] <JBandP> things look to be ok now. i got back to my desltop (at the wrong res) and i manually clicked on the network to start it.  i still have no wireless and my display is competely wrong..
[09:17] <firebird619> buntunu1: Yes it can. it is a Westinghouse LCM-22w2 22-inch. The native res is 1680x1050
[09:17] <arooni> lietu: well i got one abit ib9 that required a driver to read from IDE drives
[09:17] <arooni> i dont want to do that again
[09:17] <acecase> I haven't messed with Xorg much since about the time the source was broken up into modules (that long). Back when Xconfigurator was the configuration wizard :)
[09:17] <buntunu1> k try changing it in nvidia-settings
[09:18] <firebird619> buntunu1: change what? The highest resolution it lists anywhere is 1280x1024.
[09:18] <Hausberg> buntunu1 well I don't want to switch completely to a different installation or reinstall I just want to get fluxbox as a default option and with autologin
[09:18] <lietu> arooni: well, it's half-way impossible for the ubuntu community to keep a list of ALL the motherboards, or even MOST ones that work, and the ones that work with a little effort, especially as you would have to do extensible testing on every single component on them
[09:19] <ledemente> I've opened port 80, but still my site is not showing up.
[09:19] <lietu> ledemente: do you have apache running?
[09:19] <firebird619> I have never had ubuntu at 1680x1050, however, other distros, such as Fedora 7, use that res out-of-the-box, including the live CD. I prefer using ubuntu though.
[09:19] <ledemente> yes...
[09:19] <duiliotadeu2007> Hi, anyone can give me a hint on installing kubuntu in a notebook hp dv 6263cl ?
[09:20] <JBandP> So far im regretting the fact that i installed ubuntu.  sucks, cause i was really looking forward to making the swtich.  but i really dont see how a professional is supposed to spend this much time on something.
[09:20] <ledemente> JBandP: how do you mean?
[09:20] <JBandP> i mean, certaqin aspects of this os are a nightmare.
[09:20] <ledemente> lietu: yes, I do.
[09:20] <lietu> ledemente: "netstat -lpn|grep 80" does that show you httpd?
[09:20] <buntunu1> Hausberg you can sudo apt-get install fluxbuntu-desktop for that
[09:20] <JBandP> to get my wireless working i have to soft through all sorts of crap on video cards.
[09:21] <JBandP> every hour i spend on tis is lost money..
[09:21] <buntunu1> that will give you both buntu desktops with optional logins
[09:21] <JBandP> and my video doesn't work properlty either-even though i tried ten times and even though it had worked the first time.
[09:21] <firebird619> buntunu1: Any other suggestions as to how I may get this resolution working?
[09:21] <acecase> firebird619, if I may interupt again. is your DefaultDepth key set to 24?
[09:21] <buntunu1> sec firebird
[09:21] <firebird619> acecase: yes, I am pretty sure it is.
[09:22] <JBandP> well, i already bought a mac, so thats one step away from ms.  but perhaps ubuntu is just not the way to go.
[09:22] <acecase> :)
[09:22] <lietu> ledemente: I did not ask you to message me, please do not do so
[09:22] <ledemente> Sorry.
[09:22] <n2diy> JBandP: and windows isn't a nightmare? I just spent two hours helping a friend set up an HP all in one, on XP, and it still isn't working yet.
[09:22] <Hausberg> buntunu1 what does it bring additionally? I just made sudo apt-get install fluxbox. I can choose fluxbox session from gdm and probably make it default but it won't autologin
[09:22] <ledemente> Anyway, I'm not sure what it's showing.
[09:22] <lietu> ledemente: is it showing you one line only?
[09:22] <ledemente> yes
[09:22] <acecase> JBandP, I wouldn't go to linux just to go away from MS. Linux is a lot like a women. you have to like it a lot not to hate it a lot
[09:22] <lietu> ledemente: paste please
[09:22] <JBandP> n2diy: i don't like windows(if i did i would be using it still, no?) but it was 100x easier than this.
[09:22] <acecase> at least in the beginning
[09:22] <ledemente> unix  2      [ ACC ]      STREAM     LISTENING     17806    5567/nautilus       /tmp/orbit-lestat/linc-15bf-0-283443490464
[09:23] <lietu> ledemente: ok that's a socket, not the port 80 ;) ... that tells me, and you, that apache is either not running, or not running on port 80
[09:23] <lietu> ledemente: try /etc/init.d/apache restart or /etc/init.d/httpd restart, can't remember which
[09:24] <ledemente> is that the same as apache2ctl restart?
[09:24] <JBandP> acecase:i wen to mac to get away from MS.  ubuntu is something i wanted to setup internally.  I read a lot and tried it once before ...
[09:24] <bullgard4> What is the relation of the file /usr/bin/gnome-power-bugreport.sh with a bug report?
[09:24] <lietu> ledemente: basically yes
[09:24] <buntunu1> firebird https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FixVideoResolutionHowto?highlight=%28resolution%29
[09:24] <korhalf> is there an alternative to Real Player for Ubuntu?
[09:24] <korhalf> !realplayer
[09:24] <ubotu> For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/common-tasks-chap.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats
[09:24] <lietu> ledemente: after that, check the netstat again, if it stilll doesn't show up, see /var/log/httpd/* for possible errors
[09:25] <duiliotadeu2007> anyone had experience on installing ubuntu on notebook hp dv 6263cl?  I cant eve start the live cd.  After a lot of research on internet, I found some "fixes" to do, but X11 dont starts, and xorg.conf is incomplete.
[09:25] <ideogram> linux still takes a lot of time, if you don't enjoy spending the time don't use it
[09:25] <ideogram> I bought a mac for my dad since I don't want to spend time administering it
[09:25] <ideogram> works great
[09:25] <buntunu1> duiliotadeu i am on a dv2415nr right now
[09:25] <n2diy> JBandP: Well, we'll see, a year ago, my same friend was running Ubuntu, but he ditched to go back to Winders. No he has a network setup, and a bunch of new hardware, but he is clueless on how to set it up. The old Ubuntu box is in the closet, and I'll be redeploying that this week. First goal is to get the Ubuntu box up an running, and talking here.
[09:25] <acecase> gotta run. see ya*
[09:26] <lietu> ledemente: well, is it working?
[09:26] <firebird619> buntunu1: I have tried that Howto, however, when I run the ddcprobe command it says to use, it doesn't return anything. The monitor is connected via DVI.
[09:26] <arooni> does a mobo exist that:  supports core 2 duo, 4 SATA hookups, 4 PATA hookups (2 channels of ide basically), 2 PCI slots, 2PCIexpress slots, 1 PCIexpress graphics slot ?
[09:27] <arooni> that works with ubuntu
[09:27] <JBandP> it's physically too much time to invest.  it sucks too because all i have left to do is my video and my wireless(so i can tuck this machine in the closet).
[09:27] <rezoom> firebird619 - have you tried nvidia_glx_new?
[09:27] <buntunu1> firebird did you do Option "UseEdidFreqs" "false"
[09:27] <duiliotadeu2007> buntunu1:  have you heard about santa rosa ? This is one problem that I had to work on.   But I dont understand why the X11 don't starts or even why xorg.conf is incomplete.
[09:27] <firebird619> rezoom: No I haven't. Do you think that may help.
[09:28] <ledemente> lietu: nope, just a sec
[09:28] <buntunu1> havent heard of that duiliotadeu
[09:28] <firebird619> buntunu1: Where does that option go. Does that go into xorg.conf?
[09:28] <JBandP> how do i go from my desktop gui back to command line?
[09:28] <buntunu1> yes firebird
[09:28] <JBandP> is there a quit or something:?
[09:28] <rezoom> firebird619: nvidia_glx_new has more resolution definitions
[09:28] <buntunu1> its in that guide under nvidia section
[09:28] <ideogram> you can shift f2 or something like that
[09:28] <firebird619> buntunu1: No I haven't used that. What section does it go under.
[09:28] <ideogram> and then kill the X server
[09:29] <buntunu1> screen section
[09:29] <firebird619> rezoom: and those drivers will work with Geforce FX5200
[09:29] <ideogram> or was it alt--f2, or maybe ctrl-f2
[09:29] <ideogram> anyway that gets you a console login
[09:29] <firebird619> buntunu1: Ok, I can give that a try.
[09:29] <bullgard4> JBandP: One possibility: Open a terminal.
[09:29] <IdNotFound> JBandP: ctrl+alt+f-key switches from X to tty
[09:29] <rezoom> fb619 - they might - worth a try
[09:29] <ideogram> he wants to exit the gui
[09:29] <ideogram> the terminal will give you a command line within the guig
[09:30] <IdNotFound> JBandP: F1 to F4 is tty, F7 should bring you back to X
[09:30] <buntunu1> when you change xorg you have to restart x
[09:30] <n2diy> JBandP: ctrl+alt+F1 to got to a terminal, ctrl+alt+F7 to get back into X.
[09:30] <ideogram> so if you just want to type a command without exiting the gui that will work
[09:30] <JBandP> since i cant get the gui working i might as well just hit command line (which feels like a really lame reason to only use command line)
[09:30] <firebird619> rezoom: yes, it certainly is worth a shot.
[09:30] <JBandP> but terminal still means xserrver is running, no? i want to quit it.
[09:30] <ledemente> Hrm... how might I reset iptables?
[09:30] <ideogram> JBandP: do you know how to find and kill processes?
[09:31] <firebird619> buntunu1: Yes, I am going to restart x now. I will come back here and let you know if that worked.
[09:31] <JBandP> system-->qUIT
[09:31] <buntunu1> k
[09:31] <ideogram> or maybe you need to do /etc/init.d gnome stop
[09:31] <JBandP> i found it system-->quit
[09:31] <firebird619> Thats for all of your help so far.
[09:31] <anthony_> Hi, I have a local windows network.. I have successfully connected via remote desktop (telnet) to one of the machine.. my problem is how can I get to know the IP by just giving in the name of the PC i want to connect to?
[09:31] <ideogram> I mean sudo /etc/init.d gnome stsop
[09:31] <firebird619> Thanks*
[09:31] <ideogram> maybe someone here can help you get the gui working
[09:32] <ideogram> what is the problem?
[09:32] <ledemente> lietu: well... there are no logs where you said... o_O
[09:32] <tobias_> Hello ubuntu people, I am unable to install the official nVidia driver after my X server was complaining about unable to load its module. I am currently using the command line, and the installer complains about missing "kernel-" smt rpms. What did I do wrong?
[09:32] <JBandP> ideogram: i wanted to shutdown the gui and go command line only (since my gui doesnt work right).  i figured it out though
[09:32] <JBandP> but i guess my problem overall is my wireless does not work and my resolution on my screen is screwed.
[09:33] <n2diy> tobias_: you loaded RPMs!
[09:33] <ideogram> quiting the gui isn't going to help your wireless
[09:33] <tobias_> n2diy, I didnt, it was a .run file
[09:33] <firebird619> buntunu1: Unfortunately, that option did not work.
[09:33] <ideogram> switching your resolution takes editing your xorg.conf file which takes a little time
[09:33] <JBandP> ideogram:i know. but my res it messed up and it's driving me crazy.
[09:34] <ideogram> but it's not hard once you know how
[09:34] <n2diy> tobias_: then the run file loaded RPMs, Ubuntu/Debian doesn't use RPMs. Where did you find the .run file?
[09:34] <OnTheRocK> Hello everybody
[09:34] <buntunu1> k not totally sure what the issue is firebird
[09:34] <JBandP> ideogram: i found a modeline generator and configured it right from the manual of my monitor.  xorg crashed and wouldnt start gnome.
[09:34] <firebird619> buntunu1: Ok, Thank you for your help.
[09:34] <tobias_> n2diy, it comes from nvidia's official driver download pages
[09:35] <ideogram> you shouldn't need a modeline generator
[09:35] <buntunu1> sorry give good ol google a shot that usually works for me
[09:35] <ideogram> http://www.linux.com/feature/118108 try that
[09:35] <firebird619> Right now I have the drivers installed by Envy, To install the nvidia-glx-new drivers, do I have to uninstall the other drivers first.
[09:35] <OnTheRocK> Bye
[09:35] <buntunu1> if nothin else i just yell at my machine for a while till it decides to work :)
[09:36] <n2diy> tobias_: then you selected the wrong DL. Ubuntu only uses .deb packages. I'm not sure how to help you from here.
[09:36] <firebird619> buntunu1: Yes, google does usually help out, but I have been searching it and ubuntu forums for a few days now trying different things, but no luck.
[09:36] <tobias_> n2diy, I always used the official drivers and they worked fine until last update
[09:36] <korhalf> !beryl
[09:36] <ubotu> beryl is a window manager that takes advantage of an OpenGL accelerated X environment. Help in #ubuntu-effects
[09:36] <buntunu1> post your xorg and specs on forums
[09:36] <korhalf> !beryl install help
[09:36] <firebird619> buntunu1: does the yelling usually work? :)
[09:37] <buntunu1> lspci and such too
[09:37] <buntunu1> yes strangely it sometimes does
[09:37] <n2diy> tobias_: Which flavor of Ubuntu? Maybe it is a bug?
[09:37] <buntunu1> the dam thing just fixes itself sometimes
[09:37] <tobias_> n2diy, I think its officialy 6.10, but I'm unsure because my last attempt to upgrade to 7.04 kinda stopped halfwaythrough
[09:37] <firebird619> buntunu1: I wish mine would do that.
[09:38] <buntunu1> well sometimes after a reboot or two it just works
[09:38] <pibarnas> hi folks. I have dozens of files that have a space as the first "character" and I'd like to eliminate these spaces... how can I do that?!?
[09:38] <n2diy> tobias_: I think I caught part of that thread, your laptop lost power during the upgrade?
[09:38] <firebird619> buntunu1: Do I need to uninstall the envy drivers before trying nvidia-glx-new drivers?
[09:38] <hinogi> moin
[09:38] <buntunu1> dont think so
[09:39] <tobias_> n2diy, No, its not a laptop and no, it did not lose power. I tried multiple times
[09:39] <jbjuly> hello, I want to know, do I need to run hdparm in order to enable DMA on Feisty?
[09:39] <firebird619> buntunu1: Ok, Thanks. I will give them a try now and hope for the best.
[09:39] <buntunu1> never tried envy tho i always install nvidia drivers manually
[09:39] <n2diy> tobias_: Ok, wrong thread then. Did your upgrade go ok?
[09:39] <buntunu1> gluck
[09:39] <firebird619> buntunu1: Thanks
[09:39] <tobias_> n2diy, No, it didnt. I dont know the exact translation but my dutch version complained about an "unsolvable problem" with upgrade-manager
[09:40] <firebird619> buntunu1: I'll let you know if the nvidia-glx-new drivers do the trick.
[09:40] <buntunu1> ok
[09:40] <rezoom> fb619 - nvidia_glx_new is part of the Add/Remove
[09:41] <rezoom> for 7.40
[09:41] <n2diy> tobias_: Ok, what was your upgrade path? 6.06 to 6.10? With a CD, or online?
[09:41] <tobias_> n2diy, 6.10 to 7.04 via the embedded updater (online I think that is)
[09:42] <asfalt> hi guys, whats the best solution to be able to stream .mp3 streams from radio websites? i guess not so much the best but most popular, i think i used xmms with gstreamer on my previous install think
[09:42] <firebird619> rezoom: Yes, and I am running 7.04.  Thank You. I
[09:43] <firebird619> I am going to restart now and see if the drivers helped.
[09:43] <firebird619> be back soon.
[09:43] <n2diy> tobias_: Ok, online upgrades aren't as reliable as using the CD, from what I understand. So that might be part of the problem. And I only use plain jane video hardware here, so I can't help with that either, sorry, good luck.
[09:43] <tobias_> n2diy, no problem thanks anyway
[09:44] <asfalt> ahh audacious
[09:44] <ideogram> ok I'm ready to install xubuntu
[09:44] <jwcgator2> All I really want to know is if anyone has ever had an error like mine haha
[09:44] <ideogram> I'm at the disk partitioner
[09:44] <ideogram> I want manual, right?
[09:44] <bcbooteRRR> is there a way to get the windows normal again while runnin gberyl, liek being able to resize, close them etc easily
[09:44] <jwcgator2> if you wanna edit them yourself~
[09:45] <ideogram> amidaniel: still here?
[09:45] <savvas> how can i find all *~ files (temporary files like text1~) and delete them?
[09:46] <ideogram> oh well, can anyone help me install xubuntu so it shares the first hard drive with xp and uses another hard drive for /home?
[09:46] <ideogram> I tried using the manual partitioning tool and it failed when putting the filesystem on the other drive
[09:47] <ideogram> savvas: rm *~ ?
[09:47] <savvas> ideogram: I wouldn't recommend having linux and windows on the same partition
[09:47] <ideogram> i had it working back when I was using debian
[09:47] <savvas> ideogram: I meant all the files :p
[09:47] <ideogram> man find
[09:47] <jwcgator2> It doesnt have to be on the same partition lol
[09:48] <tupa> kidbuntu, you made it, bravo :P
[09:48] <jwcgator2> he said to share a "drive" lol
[09:48] <ideogram> oh yeh, I am partitioning the first disk
[09:48] <kidbuntu> tupa: yeah thanks hahaahah
[09:48] <ideogram> that should be obvious
[09:48] <kidbuntu> tupa: should i ask the whole channel again?
[09:48] <savvas> jwcgator2: usually they mix that up, so I thought... anyway
[09:48] <tupa> kidbuntu, I just told you how to install it, when it installs I think it should ask you if you wanna use xdm
[09:49] <savvas> ideogram: try resizing and format with partition magic within windows, it should be easier
[09:49] <korhalf> can someone direct me to a guide that shows u how to set up Beryl on ubuntu
[09:49] <kidbuntu> tupa: i did'nt note it down is it 'sudo apt-get install xdm" right?
[09:49] <buntunu1> http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Feisty
[09:49] <ideogram> no savvas, I'm doing a fresh install
[09:49] <n2diy> korhalf: /join #ubuntu-effects?
[09:49] <ideogram> the partition is already sized correctly
[09:50] <tupa> kidbuntu wait, I was wrong, xdm is for X not for xfce
[09:50] <rezoom> hey guys I just want to listen to radio stream of www.klif.com, I just can't seem to get it to work. Any solution?
[09:50] <kidbuntu> tupa: ok then what is it?
[09:50] <tupa> kidbuntu, do you want the xfce desktop environment?
[09:50] <asfalt> rezoom apt-get install audacious
[09:51] <savvas> ideogram: windows & linux fresh installs? so you install windows xp first, then use the advanced installer in ubuntu (don't know about xubuntu, but logically it has to have the same install guide)
[09:51] <buntunu1> insert the link to the station into the radio section of Rythmbox
[09:51] <rezoom> thanks asfalt - i'll try
[09:51] <jwcgator2> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=512325 someone HAS to have seen this error or something similar before :<
[09:51] <asfalt> hmmm is the w32codecs package retired? i have all sorces ticked including extras, yet cannot install and mplayer baulks at .wmv files
[09:51] <rezoom> thanks buntunu1
[09:51] <kidbuntu> tupa: yep. is there a way where everytime my Ubuntu boots up. i can choose what desktop environment i can use.
[09:51] <buntunu1> np
[09:52] <tupa> kidbuntu you should with your current display manager
[09:52] <savvas> !medibuntu | asfalt
[09:52] <ubotu> asfalt: medibuntu is a repository of packages that cannot be included into the Ubuntu distribution for legal reasons - See http://www.medibuntu.org
[09:52] <tupa> kidbuntu theres a button that says sessions at login prompt
[09:52] <asfalt> thanks savvas
[09:52] <savvas> n/p :)
[09:52] <buntunu1> kidbuntu just install the buntu desktop you want
[09:52] <kahrytan> Whats the technical name for Ubuntu logo for menu?
[09:53] <buntunu1> sudo apt-get install fluxbuntu-desktop, ubuntu-desktop, xubuntu-desktop, etc
[09:53] <tupa> kidbuntu: sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop
[09:53] <kidbuntu> tupa: ok thanks
[09:54] <PaulEU> hello! I have question: I'd like move system ubuntu into other hdd. But I found that in /etc/fstab are UUID number. How can I create manually create this UUID ?
[09:54] <tupa> kidbuntu oh, and BTW, there's no such thing as Desktop Manager (IIRC). you confused me :P, it is called desktop environment, I mistook it for display manager
[09:54] <PaulEU> I tried find on website but I didn't find :/
[09:54] <kidbuntu> tupa: should i choose yes for "install these packages without verification?y/n?
[09:54] <tupa> kidbuntu yes
[09:54] <astro76> !uuid | PaulEU
[09:54] <ubotu> PaulEU: To see a list of your devices/partitions and their corresponding UUID's, run this command in a !shell:  blkid  (see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LibAtaForAtaDisks for the rationale behind the transition to UUID)
[09:54] <kahrytan> Whats the technical name for Ubuntu logo for menu?
[09:55] <kidbuntu> tupa: thanks a lot. your're a fountain of knowledge
[09:55] <PaulEU> astro76: ok, thx I will read it
[09:56] <jwcgator2> im gonna paste this linke one more time before I go to bed http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=512325  please tell me if you know how to fix this or have had the same error.  thank you
[09:56] <buntunu1> jwcgator2 looks like a bad cd burn
[09:57] <n2diy> buntunu1: he already quit.
[09:57] <Nuked> I have just finished configuring lirc on ubuntu feisty x86_64... my question is how to actually control the computer using it
[09:58] <korhalf> E: /var/cache/apt/archives/compiz-gnome_1%3a0.5.1+git20070728~3v1ubuntu0_i386.deb: trying to overwrite `/usr/lib/compiz/libgconf.so', which is also in package compiz-plugins
[09:58] <tupa> Nuked, why compiling it when already in the repository?
[09:58] <buntunu1> i replied to his post anyway
[09:59] <n2diy> tupa: he quit too3
[09:59] <n2diy> too.
[10:00] <tupa> n2diy -_-, yup
[10:00] <korhalf> any ideas?
[10:00] <Nuked> anyone know how to control ubuntu using lirc?
[10:01] <kahrytan> Whats the technical name for Ubuntu logo for menu?
[10:01] <n2diy> Nuked: how could you control a computer with an irc client?
[10:01] <kahrytan> n2diy: He said lirc
[10:01] <tupa> n2diy, lirc is software for remote controls
[10:01] <Nuked> n2diy: its not an irc client.. its for remote control
[10:02] <kahrytan> lirc is used by mythtv users
[10:02] <tupa> Nuked, control worked out of the box for a friend, he used the repository package though
[10:02] <tupa> Nuked, why are you compiling?
[10:02] <Nuked> I mean, its properly configured... I just dont know what the hell to do with it now
[10:02] <n2diy> Nuked: tupa: kahrytan, ok my apologizes, it looks like a an irc cliend from it's name.
[10:03] <n2diy> ! lirc
[10:03] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about lirc - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[10:03] <tupa> I feel like ubotu lacks a lot of information
[10:03] <Nuked> tupa: I wasnt compiling... just diligently following a guide I saw on the ubuntu forum
[10:03] <tupa> dpkg from #debian has lots of info
[10:04] <Nuked> tupa: I just dont know how the remote is supposed to control things now
[10:04] <PaulEU> is it possible that change bootloader at instalation ? I'd like have a lilo
[10:04] <tupa> Nuked, ahhh sorry, I read that as "compiling" instead of configuring, its past 3 AM here :|
[10:05] <Nuked> tupa: its 4 am here
[10:05] <PaulEU> I don't like grub :/
[10:05] <tupa> :O
[10:05] <savvas> Nuked: there's some info here: http://doc.gwos.org/index.php/Lirc and on google: http://tinyurl.com/2h39pe
[10:05] <tupa> PaulEU then use LILO
[10:05] <Leonus> ubuntu is way overrated
[10:06] <Happu> so am I
[10:06] <cyberphaz> wrong channel to spout your ubuntu hate leonus
[10:06] <cyberphaz> try the offtopic one
[10:06] <Leonus> pclinux and dreamlinux are much better and user friendly distros
[10:06] <tupa> good one Happu :P
[10:06] <PaulEU> tupa: I ask: when I install ubuntu it doesn't give me choice: grub or lilo
[10:06] <savvas> Leonus: glad for your overreaction, you're off topic though
[10:06] <cyberphaz> well then leave this channel...
[10:06] <Happu> tupa: thanks :)
[10:06] <kahrytan> Whats the technical name for Ubuntu logo for menu?
[10:07] <n2diy> Leonus: so go brag about them in their channels, if anybody is there to listen?
[10:07] <Leonus> and no I don hate ubuntu
[10:07] <Flannel> Leonus: please take non-support to #ubuntu-offtopic, thanks
[10:07] <Nuked> savvas: the first link looks promising
[10:08] <tupa> PaulEU what's wrong with grub
[10:08] <kahrytan> Someone's gotta know answer to my question
[10:08] <Leonus> it's just that that it's hyped too much while mandrake and other distros have been for years
[10:08] <tupa> kahrytan "Ubuntu logo"?
[10:08] <n2diy> Leonus: so go brag about them in their channels, if anybody is there to listen?
[10:08] <PaulEU> tupa: I have some others systems and its simpler for me
[10:08] <tupa> kahrytan, there you go
[10:08] <savvas> Nuked: well google search (the second one) should provide other sources as well :)
[10:08] <bullgard4> What is the relation of the file /usr/bin/gnome-power-bugreport.sh with a bug report?
[10:09] <kahrytan> tupa: dont be smartaleck :-P
[10:09] <savvas> kahrytan: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=2841579
[10:09] <Leonus> dont have a cow man, lol... its like you were paid  by ubuntu creators
[10:09] <Leonus> its alright system but not the best
[10:10] <cyberphaz> dude
[10:10] <kahrytan> savvas: You saw straight throug my ques :-P
[10:10] <Flannel> Leonus: You're offtopic, you're welcome to continu this discussion in #ubuntu-offtopic, but not here.
[10:10] <cyberphaz> go whine about it someplace else this is a support channel not a distro war channel
[10:10] <n2diy> Leonus: we have tons of support here, that is what makes Ubuntu. If your other distro channels are lonely, I'm sorry.
[10:10] <kahrytan> savvas: How'd you know that was next ques?
[10:10] <noldon> my partition table is completely lost
[10:11] <tupa> PaulEU what do you mean?, you have some other systems (I'm taking a guess here and you are talking about Operative systems), how does not having grub is simpler for you?
[10:11] <savvas> kahrytan: i used google search :p http://www.google.com/search?q=+%22how%20to%22%20+change%20+ubuntu%20+logo%20+menu
[10:11] <kahrytan> savvas: I wanted to know where icon is though
[10:12] <Leonus> anyways all this love for ubuntu will change once GOOGLE buys  the proprietary rights next year
[10:12] <Leonus> bet u didnt know that dirty little secret... lol
[10:12] <tupa> Leonus, does your affirmation has foundations?
[10:12] <PaulEU> tupa: I don't know.. I'm laizy to learn grub ;)
[10:12] <NETWizz> Hi
[10:13] <NETWizz> I broke ubuntu
[10:13] <NETWizz> I made an image of it
[10:13] <NETWizz> then restored it to test it
[10:13] <NETWizz> My backup lan is not good
[10:13] <Leonus> let's say your one of the lucky ones to hear it ... too bad google is becoming another microsoft... cant way for them to buy UBUNTU and start charging for  it
[10:13] <n2diy> NETWizz: what was your backup/restore system?
[10:14] <Flannel> !ops
[10:14] <n2diy> I though Flannel was an op?
[10:14] <ubotu> Help! Mez, LjL, elkbuntu, imbrandon, DBO, gnomefreak, Hobbsee, rob, ompaul, Madpilot, Burgundavia, Seveas, CarlK, crimsun, ajmitch, tritium, Nalioth, thoreauputic, apokryphos, tonyyarusso, PriceChild, Amaranth, jrib, jenda, nixternal, Myrtti or mneptok
[10:15] <firebird619> buntunu1: the nvidia-glx-new drivers did not work. X failed and I ended up using Envy in cli to install those drivers and x still failed so I reconfigured xorg.conf and now I have 1680x1050, but compiz fusion, and therefore awn isn't working.
[10:15] <tupa> Leonus it actually looks like a "NEW BRANCH OF UBUNTU" not Google buying Ubuntu
[10:15] <Myrtti> what
[10:15] <bullgard4> Why can I not select a package in the field 'Package' of  https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/+filebug as the button to the right suggests?
[10:15] <Myrtti> Flannel: what's wrong?
[10:15] <Leonus> at the end of the day ubuntu will be... the system not for human beings but for google monopoly  ... just wait next year people... you will be surprised
[10:15] <savvas> kahrytan: it's distributor-logo.png - type in terminal: locate distributor-logo
[10:15] <n2diy> Myrtti: Leonus
[10:15] <Myrtti> Flannel: please use !ops | reason
[10:16] <Myrtti> Leonus: please continue this at #ubuntu-offtopic, this channel is for support
[10:16] <kahrytan> savvas: So technical name would be distributor-logo
[10:16] <Leonus> see ya gugulu... OOPPPS!!!! NOT SUPPOSED to say that ... sorry ubuntu users
[10:16] <eprator> two months ago i managed to make a bootable usb stick with a ubnutu slapped on.
[10:16] <Myrtti> there we go
[10:16] <kahrytan> Google isn't evil
[10:17] <n2diy> Myrtti: Tnks, it is a full moon, no?
[10:17] <savvas> kahrytan: well logically yes, i think it's part of the tango/tangerine icons
[10:17] <Bo2> Hello?
[10:18] <n2diy> NETWizz: what was your backup/restore system?
[10:18] <eprator> two months ago i managed to make a bootable usb stick with a ubnutu install iso slapped on, now i can't seem to remember or find how it was done, could some help me?
[10:18] <firebird619> Is the line to add to xorg Option "Composite" "true" or Option "Composite" "enable"?
[10:18] <hinogi> enable
[10:18] <Flannel> !install | eprator
[10:18] <ubotu> eprator: Ubuntu can be installed in lots of ways. Please see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation for documentation. Problems during install? See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CommonProblemsInstall and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DapperReleaseNotes/UbiquityKnownIssues - See also !automate
[10:18] <Bo2> I have no sound and I don't know why.
[10:18] <Flannel> eprator: first link there
[10:18] <hinogi> hopefully you don't have an ait card firebird619
[10:18] <Trentster> Hey all can someone help with NTOP, I am trying to get the historical data charts to show totals, can anyone offer some input on this?
[10:18] <n2diy> eprator: yes, keep a log book, of what you do, so you can refer to it in a situation like this.
[10:19] <firebird619> hinogi: No I don't. Is that the only time you add that line?
[10:20] <hinogi> Section "Extensions"
[10:20] <hinogi> don't forget that one ^^
[10:20] <hinogi> EndSection
[10:20] <Bo2> I have no sound and it's not on mute, can someone tell me what's wrong?
[10:20] <savvas> Bo2: you have no sound using what application?
[10:21] <firebird619> hinogi: Yes I know, but what is it that goes in the Extensions section. "enable" or "true" for "Composite"?
[10:21] <nicle> did you install the alsa driver?
[10:21] <Bo2> I have no sound at all.
[10:21] <Bo2> Alsa driver?
[10:21] <hinogi> enable
[10:21] <firebird619> hinogi: Ok, Thank YOu
[10:21] <nicle> yeah, a sound driver
[10:21] <hinogi> actually doesn't matter i guess
[10:21] <Nuked> savvas: I have to manually configure lirc for each program I want it to control?!
[10:22] <Bo2> How do you install it?
[10:22] <hinogi> even 1 would do i guess
[10:22] <n2diy> Bo2: I'm not trying to be smart, this has happened to me, make sure your speakers are plugged in the right place, and turned on.
[10:22] <hinogi> for the binary option
[10:22] <savvas> Nuked: no idea man, never tried the remote
[10:22] <Gasten> Hey, where do I change ubuntu's default resolution when you boot eith the monitor switched off?
[10:22] <Bo2> Yeah it is. I have a laptop. xP
[10:22] <choudesh> n2diy, I believe we are all guilty of that.
[10:22] <hinogi> i guess they are a bit flexible when it comes to those terms
[10:23] <n2diy> choudesh: you are an honest person! :)
[10:23] <Bo2> How do I install the alsa driver?
[10:23] <firebird619> hinogi: What else do I have to do to get Compiz Fusion working again. It is all installed, it's just that after reconfiguring xorg, they do not work anymore. I used the nv driver instead of nvidia driver, is that maybe why fusion quit working?
[10:23] <savvas> Bo2: close your sound programs and try this: sudo apt-get install --reinstall alsa-base alsa-utils
[10:23] <reverseblade> !alsa | Bo2
[10:23] <ubotu> Bo2: If you're having problems with sound, first ensure ALSA is selected, by double clicking on the volume control, then File -> Change Device (ALSA Mixer). If that fails, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - http://alsa.opensrc.org/index.php?page=DmixPlugin - For playing audio files, see !Players and !MP3
[10:23] <eprator> n2diy: the guide i'm looking for explained copying the iso itself, not the contents to the usb stick, which makes it easy to swap flavours as wel, feisty/gutsy, server/desktop
[10:23] <hinogi> compiz --replace
[10:23] <hinogi> done ^^
[10:23] <hinogi> yes drivers might be an issue
[10:24] <nicle> Bo2: apt-get install  alsa-base alsa-utils alsa-oss alsa-tools
[10:24] <hinogi> just check the Xorg.0.log
[10:24] <reverseblade> Bo2, also there is an IRC channel of #alsa, finally you can compile the source and build the module yourself . It works
[10:24] <firebird619> hinogi: Ok, because just compiz --replace does not work. I will work on it. Thanks for your help.
[10:24] <hinogi> or glxinfo or such
[10:24] <n2diy> eprator: ok, does that include the stuff needed to boot from the stick? You need more than an image to boot, no?
[10:24] <Flannel> eprator: and : https://help.ubuntu.com/7.04/installation-guide/i386/boot-usb-files.html isn't it?
[10:25] <nicle> Bo2: then run -> sudo alsamixer
[10:25] <Nuked> this is a nightmare
[10:26] <kahrytan> Nuked: what is
[10:26] <kb> Nuked, ubuntu ?
[10:26] <kb> lol
[10:26] <NETWizz> Ubuntu is built off of Debian right?
[10:27] <NETWizz> Is Suse Built off of Red Hat?
[10:27] <kahrytan> NETWizz: yes
[10:27] <NETWizz> or Fedora
[10:27] <NETWizz> I notice Both SUSE and Fedora use YUM
[10:27] <n2diy> NETWizz: they are brothers.
[10:27] <NETWizz> and RPM
[10:27] <kahrytan> NETWizz: Ubuntu is based on Debian
[10:27] <eprator> n2diy: as i remember, vmlinuz and initrd.gz, itried to cat a boot.img to the usb stick but i leaves me with a smaller capacity, 256MB instead of 1GB, which is to small for a ubuntu iso, the gutsy server version is 460MB
[10:27] <Nuked> kb: kahrytan getting this godforsaken remote to work
[10:27] <n2diy> NETWizz: no RPMs, debs.
[10:27] <kb> :P
[10:27] <Bo2> Nothing worked
[10:27] <kahrytan> NETWizz: I dare you to goto #debian and ask for Ubuntu help :-P
[10:27] <NETWizz> Suse and Fedora are brothers?
[10:28] <unagi> i thought they were sisters
[10:28] <Nuked> kahrytan: CHILLLLL they would probably try to strangle you over the internet
[10:28] <eprator> n2diy: i tried the same with debian and a netinstall iso and it worked, but i need ubuntu :)
[10:28] <n2diy> eprator: ok, your are a head of me, haven't managed that yet.
[10:28] <Jamesinator> I'm trying to set up a basic alarm through crontab, but what command should I use to play and endlessly loop a sound file until the task is killed?
[10:28] <kahrytan> Nuked: Hence the dare and :-P
[10:28] <unagi> anyone know the name of the network util defaulted in mandriva or if there is one for ubuntu similar to it?
[10:29] <eprator> damn, are the any smaller ISOs available for ubuntu? in the 200MB range?
[10:29] <kahrytan> #debian folks don't like #ubuntu folks
[10:29] <n2diy> eprator: check out mondorescue.org, tha might help you, but the Ubuntu repos. are out of date, so get the latest stuff you can find.
 try mplayer
[10:29] <PluzHalp> hi
[10:29] <kahrytan> eprator: DSL?
[10:29] <Nuked> kahrytan: who cares.... they have something a lot worse than aspergers
[10:29] <PluzHalp> pluz halp !! I has a prublm!!
[10:30] <kb> PluzHalp !ask
 try mplayer -loop 0   ***.mp3
[10:30] <eprator> kahrytan: install ubuntu via dsl? how does that work?
[10:30] <Jamesinator> nicle: Thanks
[10:30] <kahrytan> eprator: DSL -- Damn Small linux
[10:30] <PluzHalp> is there a Damn Small Ubuntu?
[10:30] <n2diy> kahrytan: :)
[10:30] <eprator> yes i know DSL but how can i install ubuntu from dsl
[10:31] <kb> lol
[10:31] <kb> DSU lol
[10:31] <kahrytan> eprator: Thats what DSl stands for
[10:31] <eprator> mount the iso and launch the installer
[10:31] <Jamesinator> nicle: Works great, thank you!
[10:31] <PluzHalp> Xubunutu is hardly Damn Small Ubuntu
  u r welcome
[10:32] <PluzHalp> now that is allowed to curse in distro name how about FSL??
[10:32] <PluzHalp> damn=curse
[10:32] <n2diy> PluzHalp: nobody is cursing, it is a proper name.
[10:32] <PluzHalp> damn IS a curse word
[10:32] <kahrytan> Ubuntu couldnt fit on a flash drive
[10:32] <eprator> i thought about creating a tut after i managed to boot the iso from usb, but then didn't, arg!
[10:33] <revilodraw> my sounds has randomly gone; a restart would probably fix it, but y is ubuntu still buggy?
[10:33] <Bo2> I have no sound either.
[10:33] <PluzHalp> kahrytan, last time I check there a flash drivers of 16GB
[10:33] <kahrytan> PluzHalp:  thats cheating
[10:33] <PluzHalp> please help is it possible to SSH into a Ubuntu installation just like Gentoo
[10:33] <PluzHalp> ??
[10:34] <n2diy> Hmm, lets see what ubotu thinks?
[10:34] <n2diy> ! damn
[10:34] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about damn - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[10:34] <cyberphaz> theres a 64 GB Flash drive :P
[10:34] <Bo2> Where do I download the alsa driver?
[10:34] <choudesh> night all.
[10:34] <n2diy> choudesh: nn
[10:34] <PluzHalp> kahrytan, minimal installation soon will be obsolete given the absurdly huge amounts of space in current solid/flash drives
[10:35] <kahrytan> Cyberjames: but a real hdd is cheaper i bet
[10:35] <cyberphaz> likely yes
[10:35] <nicle> Bo2:  sudo apt-get install  alsa-base alsa-utils alsa-oss alsa-tools
[10:35] <eprator> does debian syslinux work on a bootable usb stick for ubuntu
[10:35] <nicle> Bo2: then run-> alsamixer
[10:35] <PluzHalp> let me see, the next LiveBlue-Ray will include ALL apt-get inside Ubuntu
[10:36] <kahrytan> http://www.linux.com/distributions/
[10:36] <PluzHalp> ok please how can I SSH with a live Ubuntu Cd?
[10:36] <PluzHalp> err, my bad
[10:36] <Bo2> Done. Now what?
[10:36] <PluzHalp> with Alternate CD
[10:36] <eprator> PluzHalp: see if you van run the ssh daemon
[10:37] <Bo2> I think I did this before and I put everything up.
[10:37] <PluzHalp> any LiveBlue-Ray distros yet?
[10:37] <kahrytan> my bad ... http://www.linux.org/dist/
[10:37] <kahrytan> for all the linux flavors you want toknow about
[10:37] <PluzHalp> eprato!grub
[10:37] <PluzHalp> sorry
[10:37] <PluzHalp> !grub
[10:37] <n2diy> eprator: I think an ssh server needs to be running on the other end?
[10:37] <ubotu> grub is the default Ubuntu boot manager. Lost grub after installing windows: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows - Making GRUB floppies & other GRUB howtos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto
[10:37] <Bo2> Except theres no bar for IEC958
[10:37] <nicle> join alsa
[10:37] <PluzHalp> eprator, actually I am trying to fix my grub WITHOUT having to re-install the entire goddamn thing
[10:38] <NETWizz> HOw is PCLinuxOS?
[10:38] <Bo2> I did
[10:38] <urie1> hello
[10:38] <nicle> Bo2: did u run the alsamixer?
[10:38] <urie1> sos, i need help
[10:38] <n2diy> urie1: rr
[10:39] <PluzHalp> anyone had an experience with fixing Grub??
[10:39] <Jonnodriver> Hello  new to this chat stuff and irc
[10:39] <Flannel> PluzHalp: Whats wrong with reinstalling GRUB?
[10:39] <urie1> 3 things, lets start with the first 1 my sound is ont workinnnng  ihave audigy live
[10:39] <wckdkl0wn> how would i set this up to upload a file on my desktop?  http://nullcortex.com/irclogs/puthtml.txt
[10:39] <wckdkl0wn> specific file
[10:39] <urie1> *not
[10:39] <asfalt> another lame and probably asked too many times question. but what is the best way for me to access my ipod on ubuntu (upload music to it) and still maintaining it compatible with win itunes, amarok?
[10:39] <n2diy> urie1: #2?
[10:39] <urie1> i installed the dirver with apt-get
[10:39] <urie1> no luck
[10:40] <PluzHalp> Flannel, I can't boot in the first place 'cause I did the installation on a different RIBBON then I switched the ribbon and I can't boot anymore
[10:40] <Bo2> Yes
[10:40] <NETWizz> Ubuntu is getting too easy
[10:40] <eprator> PluzHalp: i think you can boot from the livecd and fix grub from there
[10:40] <n2diy> urie1: #2?
[10:40] <Bo2> I ran alsamixer.
[10:40] <urie1> second its seems that the nvidia driver is the slow 1 and i cant change it to nvidia drivers
[10:40] <PluzHalp> eprator, how
[10:40] <n2diy> urie1: #23
[10:40] <Flannel> PluzHalp: right, you need to reinstall GRUB, not Ubuntu, just grub.  You need to point stage1 of grub (thats the stuff on the MBR) to your new HD location
[10:40] <n2diy> urie1: #3
[10:40] <knoppix> my /sbin/route is damaged
[10:40] <knoppix> how can i repair that problem?
[10:41] <PluzHalp> Flannel, how
[10:41] <urie1> 3, is not so important i've seen videos about the the multimedia effects in ubuntu that 3d stuff wonder how to see these options here
[10:41] <NETWizz> I did that yesterday
[10:41] <Flannel> !grub | PluzHalp
[10:41] <ubotu> PluzHalp: grub is the default Ubuntu boot manager. Lost grub after installing windows: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows - Making GRUB floppies & other GRUB howtos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto
[10:41] <NETWizz> Just boot the live cd and open a console
[10:41] <Flannel> PluzHalp: first link there
[10:42] <PluzHalp> omg, I just did that
[10:42] <Bo2> I ran alsamixer
[10:42] <eprator> Pluzhelp: get the alternative install cd, not the live, and from the option list after you've configured the keyboard layout choose the option to install the boot loader
[10:42] <NETWizz> This worked for me
[10:42] <NETWizz> mount-text3/dev/hda2/mnt/root
[10:42] <NETWizz> Only mine was sda1
[10:42] <|thunder> Who is General Failure and why is he reading my disk?
[10:42] <Bo2> Does anyone else have no sound?
[10:42] <Flannel> PluzHalp: you must have done something wrong then.  Which section on that page did you do?
[10:42] <NETWizz> Then I did this grub-install--root-directory=/mnt/root/dev/hda--recheck
[10:42] <eprator> Pluzhelp: you should mount your root partition first
[10:43] <NETWizz> @thunder, General Failure is a Microsoft Commander
[10:43] <n2diy> |thunder: he works for M$p
[10:43] <urie1> Bo i am
[10:43] <|thunder> NETWizz; n2diy ;   hehe
[10:43] <NETWizz> He used to work for Microsoft, but now he just reads your disk and faults your protection
[10:43] <Flannel> PluzHalp: is your harddrive currently at hda?
[10:43] <|thunder> lol
[10:43] <nicle> Bo2: what's words at the bottom of the "Master" and "PCM"? "00" or "MM"
[10:43] <MSTK> can anyone help me with something?  I'm trying to get a system up: All new terminals automatically connect to an existing SCREEN session
[10:43] <urie1> because i installed fiesty
[10:43] <MSTK> right now I'm just changing the .bashrc
[10:44] <Bo2> 00
[10:44] <Bo2> Wait
[10:44] <NETWizz> He reminds me of Kernel32 Error
[10:44] <MSTK> but this means that whenever I open a Screen window, it attemps to connect to screen
[10:44] <MSTK> inside of screen
[10:44] <NETWizz> Don't know that guy either, but he is annoying
[10:44] <Bo2> Master has 00 and PCM is blank
[10:44] <urie1> i have on master 100
[10:44] <urie1> and still not sound
[10:44] <NETWizz> Microsoft hasn't compiled a kernel since Vista
[10:44] <Bo2> PCM has nothing there.
[10:44] <n2diy> Are they related to Kernel Panick?
[10:44] <PluzHalp> Flannel, ok I have LVM2 installation how can do this with the Alternate CD? Since I've gotta mount / as well
[10:45] <urie1> n2diy: can u help me with 1 of the things ?
[10:45] <Flannel> PluzHalp: Oh, this is LVM?  Alright.  Do you have /boot on a separate partitio?
[10:45] <urie1> please :)
[10:45] <urie1> gfd
[10:45] <Parisi_Work> zzz
[10:45] <n2diy> uriel, what flavor of Ubuntu? Nvidia or an Ati video card?
[10:45] <PluzHalp> NETWizz, don't be a snob a say ms properly: m$$$
[10:45] <urie1> its old nvidia card
[10:45] <Flannel> PluzHalp: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows#head-ec3e41291c7a5a7b61d7827299415204067765de is instructions using alt CD.  You do need to make sure /boot is on it's own (non-LVM) partition thoug
[10:45] <urie1> geforce 2 ti
[10:46] <wckdkl0wn> how do i edit a cron job again?
[10:46] <nicle> Bo2: whit's your lspci?
[10:46] <Flannel> !cron | wckdkl0wn
[10:46] <ubotu> wckdkl0wn: cron is a way to schedule execution of software/scripts. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CronHowto  -  There is also a decent Howto at http://www.tech-geeks.org/contrib/mdrone/cron&crontab-howto.htm
[10:46] <PluzHalp> Flannel, thanks, of course is not on lvm
[10:46] <SoulRaven> hy, how i install from the net, but not from the cd....i have tu install gcc, and my server is remote........
[10:47] <n2diy> uriel, most of the problems here relate to Nvidia and Ati cards, I run plain jane video, so I can't help you. If you don't find held here, give #ubuntu-effects a try, good luck.
[10:47] <urie1> apt-get install gcc
[10:47] <Flannel> SoulRaven: using apt-get, if it's prompting for your CD, you'll want to comment out the CD from your repos
[10:47] <Bo2> 00:10.1 Audio device: nVidia Corporation MCP51 High Definition Audio (rev a2)
[10:47] <Bo2> 00:10.1 Audio device: nVidia Corporation MCP51 High Definition Audio (rev a2)
[10:47] <urie1> ok
[10:47] <urie1> what about the sound ?
[10:47] <Flannel> Bo2: tx1000?
[10:48] <Bo2> Huh?
[10:48] <urie1> i have audigy live with previous    version of ubuntu 6.06 it worked
[10:48] <urie1> not its not
[10:48] <n2diy> uriel, in a terminal, what happens when you enter alsa?
[10:48] <SoulRaven> Flannel: where i find the repos file?
[10:48] <Flannel> SoulRaven: /etc/apt/sources.list
[10:48] <urie1> now its not*
[10:48] <urie1> alsa command not ofund
[10:48] <fyrestrtr> there is a package that lists icecast/shoutcast/live365 for playing, like a media player for online radios -- anyone know what I am talking about?
[10:48] <urie1> did u mean alsamixer ?
[10:49] <Flannel> Bo2: try adding `options snd-hda-intel index=0 model=3stack position_fix=0 single_cmd=0` to the end of /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base
[10:49] <n2diy> uriel, did alsa work in 6.06?
[10:49] <urie1> i dunno i didnt need to use it at all after installation it worked ..
[10:50] <n2diy> uriel, ok, is your speaker icon on the toolbar?
[10:50] <urie1> yes
[10:50] <Bo2> Flannel: How do I add it?
[10:50] <urie1> full volume - still no sound
[10:50] <n2diy> uriel, ok, can you right click it, and open it?
[10:50] <Bo2> urie1 has the same problem as me.
[10:51] <urie1> opened it ,
[10:51] <fyrestrtr> Bo2: what hardware are you using?
[10:51] <Flannel> Bo2: `echo "options snd-hda-intel index=0 model=3stack position_fix=0 single_cmd=0" | sudo tee -a /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base` or with a text editor
[10:51] <n2diy> uriel, ok, move all your sliders to 3/4, and play around with your click boxes, good luck.
[10:52] <urie1> ?
[10:52] <n2diy> urie1: ??
[10:52] <urie1> its not working man
[10:52] <urie1> no sound no matter how much i will play with it
[10:52] <n2diy> urie1: you can't move the sliders, or check the click boxes?
[10:53] <urie1> i can
[10:53] <urie1> but its not affecting anything
[10:53] <Bo2> Didn't work.
[10:53] <fyrestrtr> urie1: are you on a laptop?
[10:53] <Bo2> Im on a laptop.
[10:53] <n2diy> urie1: keep playing, your in, you just need to find the right settings.
[10:53] <fyrestrtr> Bo2: which one?
[10:54] <PluzHalp> Flannel, "When the Ubuntu splash screen comes up with the boot: prompt, type in rescue and press enter." <--- I just got a kernel panic by doing this. Doesn't it mean to select the rescue option in the Splash menu?
[10:54] <urie1> ?
[10:54] <eprator> urie1: whats up
[10:54] <urie1> man
[10:54] <Bo2> Flannel's echo "options snd-hda-intel index=0 model=3stack position_fix=0 single_cmd=0" | sudo tee -a /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base thing
[10:54] <Flannel> PluzHalp: Selecting rescue will work too, yeah (used to not have that fancy menu)
[10:54] <urie1> iam ok thank god
[10:55] <urie1> i am telling u all seems fine its just ont playing anything
[10:55] <r0b-> is it possible to make the ubuntu desktop run through a proxy
[10:55] <Bo2> urie1 has the exact same problem as me.
[10:55] <Helmi> guys i got a bigger problem that i can't find a solution for...
[10:55] <Flannel> Bo2: Just adding it won't work, you've gotta let the changes take effect.  Which, I'm sure there's a way to do without restarting, but I don't know it offhand.
[10:55] <Flannel> r0b-: What do you mean?
[10:55] <zv1n_fire> PowerPC G4, Airport wireless -- I installed the bcm43xx-fwcutter -- the wireless internet SHOULD work correct?
[10:56] <Bo2> Ahhh, ok.
[10:56] <n2diy> Bo2; urie1, ok crank your sliders all the way up, and keep trying.
[10:56] <r0b-> well an SSH tunnel
[10:56] <Bo2> I did.
[10:56] <r0b-> like SSH to my friends box
[10:56] <r0b-> and run gnome here but use his IP
[10:56] <Flannel> Bo2: (I hate to say it but...) restart and see if it fixes it
[10:56] <Helmi> i got a Pentium 4 2,8 GHz, 2 GB Ram, Nvidia GeForce 6200 - with TwinView setup. My system hangs every view seconds especially when using firefox but sometimes generally. these "hangs" are only for a view moments but in that time i can't click anything or type anything. does anyone have tipps how i could solve this?
[10:56] <Bo2> Ok.
[10:57] <Helmi> (running feisty with gnome)
[10:57] <Flannel> r0b-: You'd have to be running gnome on his box
[10:57] <urie1> nada
[10:57] <r0b-> and i cant do that via SSH can i?
[10:57] <fyrestrtr> r0b-: use vnc
[10:57] <urie1> maybe this kernel is broken
[10:57] <r0b-> i dont wanna use VNC
[10:57] <fyrestrtr> r0b-: if you want to use his desktop, then use vnc. If you want to use his IP address, install squid on his computer.
[10:57] <r0b-> its slow
[10:58] <Flannel> r0b-: You can.  Yeah, it's fully possible to tunnel X through SSH
[10:58] <urie1> cause from all i see here everything seems fine just not sound comes out
[10:58] <r0b-> now do i do an X Tunnel
[10:58] <urie1> ok what about the 3d stuff ?
[10:58] <n2diy> urie1: if you see the icon on the tool bar, and can play with it the sound daemon is running, the problem is elsewhere, speakers, cables, volume control, etc...
[10:58] <fyrestrtr> r0b-: tunneling X through ssh is the same as using vnc, it will be slow.
[10:58] <Flannel> r0b-: lots of howtos on the internets.  But you're stuff has to be installed on his box to run it.  You're box basically is a thinclient with that scenario
[10:58] <PluzHalp> zv1n_fire, good luck with that wireless, and let me know when you have it working
[10:59] <r0b-> i gotta find out why my SSH tunnel died
[10:59] <PluzHalp> zv1n_fire, the darn thing never worked for me
[10:59] <urie1> windows, plays fine
[10:59] <r0b-> noooo!
[10:59] <r0b-> it died
[10:59] <fyrestrtr> urie1: if you are using intel 'high definition'/digital sound card, and sliders work, but there is no sound output, you have two choices (from personal experience). 1. If you are on IBM laptop, make sure the built-in modem is *enabled* from your BIOS 2. In all other situations, compile the latest version of ALSA (this fixed it for me)
[11:00] <pawan> hi
[11:00] <Bo2> Hi.
[11:00] <urie1> to compile ?
[11:00] <Rimers> Hi everybody, anyone got some knowlage of Feisty Fawn and USB? i got some problems getting my tv card to be recognised eventhough it worked fine in Dapper
[11:00] <Bo2> I restarted and it didn't work.
[11:00] <urie1> i dont like compiation me like .deb packages
[11:00] <nicle> Bo2 : did u run the alsaconf ?
[11:00] <urie1> ok what aobut the nvidia how do i install the driver
[11:01] <urie1> maybe i jsut did it wrong
[11:01] <urie1> what are the steps
[11:01] <Bo2> How do I run alsaconf?
[11:01] <fyrestrtr> urie1: there are instructions in the wiki to do it.
[11:01] <r0b-> hey isnt X Forwarding
[11:01] <r0b-> just using -X
[11:01] <Happu> fyrestrtr: are you using ICH8?
[11:01] <r0b-> ???
[11:01] <n2diy> urie1: they play in windows, good. You have the icon on the tool bar, and can right click on it, so the daemon is running. It is a config problem, or loose nuts between the keyboard and monitor. :) ;)
[11:02] <urie1> can u link me please ?
[11:02] <unagi> linux would be the ultimate os if i could get it to do everything i want it to do =/
[11:02] <pawan> hi
[11:02] <r0b-> Flannel
[11:02] <Bo2> nicle: how do I run alsaconf?
[11:02] <urie1> config problem where ?
[11:02] <PluzHalp> unagi, what's what is not doing?
[11:03] <Ace2016> Hi all
[11:03] <Ace2016> where is /etc/apt/preferences ???
[11:03] <nicle> Bo2: just type the command: alsaconf in the shell
[11:03] <Ace2016> i tried to open it but it did not find the file
[11:03] <unagi> well i mean u cant sort icons by type and u cant sit desktop icons on the right side automatically
[11:03] <n2diy> urie1: mute is selected, or one of the click boxes under/near a slider isn' selected, play, experiment!
[11:03] <Bo2> Ahh, I did, but it says command not found
[11:03] <fyrestrtr> Happu: no, ICH7
[11:03] <azi> anyone here using init-ng succesfully? i was just wondering if it is worth give it a try..
[11:03] <nicle> Bo2: if the command is not found, you should run: sudo apt-get install alsa-tools
[11:03] <fyrestrtr> Bo2: you need to install alsa-tools
[11:04] <urie1> but it looks fine
[11:04] <urie1> its a bug somewhere
[11:04] <r0b-> im lovin SSH right now
[11:04] <Happu> fyrestrtr: ok. thanks
[11:04] <fyrestrtr> urie1: its an issue with alsa.
[11:04] <Ph0b0s> why are you lovin SSH righ tnow?
[11:04] <Ph0b0s> right now^
[11:04] <unagi> so PluzHalp if you wanna help me figure those two out thatd be great
[11:04] <urie1> fyretrtr: can u link me to alsa source to compile
[11:04] <n2diy> urie1: ok, I'm at a loss then.
[11:05] <r0b-> Ph0b0s through the magic os SSH/Tunnels i can hide
[11:05] <Bo2> I install alsatools I think but alsaconf still doesnt work
[11:05] <urie1> i have some error with apt-get that has to do with the fonts ?
[11:05] <urie1> u got any idea n2diy ?
[11:05] <n2diy> urie1: wait...
[11:05] <fyrestrtr> urie1: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HdaIntelSoundHowto
[11:05] <urie1> thanks
[11:06] <urie1> what about 3d windows beryl or somthing
[11:06] <urie1> how do i turn that on ?
[11:06] <n2diy> urie1: go to menu>system>preferences> sound, can you get them to play?
[11:06] <urie1> sex le me check
[11:06] <Bo2> Nope
[11:06] <JCMesq> Hey everyone I've been running ubuntu feisty for a little while & it was fine until this morning it freezes after I login... can anybody help me figure this out?
[11:06] <fyrestrtr> urie1: worry about your sound first.
[11:06] <urie1> *sec
[11:07] <PluzHalp> unagi, I use fluxbox, it has no icons
[11:07] <PluzHalp> only a menu when clicking on the screen
[11:07] <fyrestrtr> JCMesq: freezes how? disk light keeps on, keyboard doesn't respond, mouse won't move?
[11:07] <Happu> anyone has managed to get sound from ICH8?
[11:07] <unagi> what is fluxbox
[11:08] <fyrestrtr> Happu: what is the string from lscpi?
[11:08] <bullgard4> Gnome main menu System > Administration > System_Monitor > Processes lists a 'pager' process. man pager diverts to 'less'. apropos pager did not enlighten me either. Wher will I find more information about the 'pager' process?
[11:08] <JCMesq> mouse moves, screen is lit up but system won't load
[11:08] <PluzHalp> unagi, is a small, lean and mean Windows Manager
[11:08] <JCMesq> a white box shows up on the top left about 1/4 size of the whole screen
[11:08] <PluzHalp> unagi, fluxbox.sourceforge.net
[11:09] <pawan> no audio output plugin in audacious player
[11:09] <Happu> fyrestrtr: 00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 82801H (ICH8 Family) HD Audio Controller (rev 03)
[11:09] <urie1> n2diy: no its not working
[11:09] <fyrestrtr> Happu: you should try compiling alsa from source.
[11:09] <urie1> i wil try to copile alsa maybe that will do the job
[11:09] <n2diy> urie1: Damn!
[11:10] <Happu> fyrestrtr: I think I installed the newest one. Does it differ from compiling?
[11:10] <Happu> fyrestrtr: I
[11:10] <fyrestrtr> Happu: yeah.
[11:10] <urie1> i have another problem in here that keeps comming up each time i use apt get
[11:10] <urie1> not sure how to fix it help me out
[11:10] <DeadliftDan> anyone have a link to a guide on dualbooting windows xp on a system that already has ubuntu installed? Windows boot manager kindly ignores the ubuntu installation and I don't know how to get it back.
[11:10] <project9> how to download file with curl and can i pause file while download and resume as wget
[11:10] <n2diy> urie1: and your sure your cat didn't unplug your speakers, they aren't muted, and the volume is turned up?
[11:10] <Happu> fyrestrtr: ok, thanks I'll try :)
[11:10] <urie1> Updating fontconfig cache...
[11:10] <urie1> /usr/share/fonts/X11/Type1: failed to write cache
[11:10] <urie1> /usr/share/X11/fonts/Type1: failed to write cache
[11:10] <urie1> dpkg: error processing ttf-opensymbol (--configure):
[11:10] <urie1>  subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 2
[11:10] <urie1> sorry for flooding
[11:10] <urie1> yes i am sure man ..
[11:11] <fyrestrtr> bullgard4: pager is what allows you to switch between multiple desktops
[11:11] <JCMesq> fyrestrtr: mouse moves, screen is lit up but the system doesn't load, after a while a white box appears covering 1/4 of the screen on the top left but nothing happens
[11:11] <fyrestrtr> JCMesq: are you running an accelerated desktop?
[11:11] <urie1> how can i fix this problem its annoying each time i use apt-get i get this
[11:12] <Happu> fyrestrtr: do you think that the source in repos is enough, or should it be the newest one?
[11:12] <JCMesq> fyrestrtr: not to my knowledge, desktop effects were off
[11:12] <fyrestrtr> Happu: no, its the source from the ftp location. Just follow the wiki.
[11:12] <htraki> Hi, everyone
[11:12] <Rimers> DeadliftDan: As far as i remember its a problem with windows installing its own boot manager, so you need to get grub installed again, think the easiest is to boot from ubuntu live cd and do it manuely from a console
[11:12] <fyrestrtr> JCMesq: ctrl+alt+f2, login, and check dmesg and grep EE /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[11:13] <bullgard4> fyrestrtr: I read your answer. As there are so many different meanings of the word 'pager': How is this specific 'pager' called more speicifically?
[11:13] <fyrestrtr> bullgard4: I think it is called simple 'gnome pager'.
[11:13] <fyrestrtr> s/simple/simply/
[11:13] <Rimers> DeadliftDan: search the net for "install grub" that should give you enough info to get it working
[11:13] <fyrestrtr> !+grub
[11:13] <ubotu> grub is the default Ubuntu boot manager. Lost grub after installing windows: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows - Making GRUB floppies & other GRUB howtos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto
[11:13] <urie1> btw ubuntu installed 2 drivers now when i see it
[11:13] <urie1> both oss and alsa
[11:13] <urie1> both doesnt work ..
[11:14] <bullgard4> fyrestrtr: I will do a Google research about 'gnome pager'.
[11:14] <erikja> !wireless
[11:14] <ubotu> Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[11:14] <pawan> no audio output in audacious player
[11:14] <fyrestrtr> bullgard4: www.oreilly.com/catalog/debian/chapter/book/ch06_05.html
[11:14] <n2diy> uriel, wait
[11:14] <bemusehehehe> how do install tar.bz2 files
[11:14] <fyrestrtr> urie1: did you restart the system?
[11:14] <urie1> oofcourse
[11:14] <urie1> couple of times
[11:14] <bemusehehehe> sudo tar xfvz gtk-gnutella-0.96.4.tar.bz2
[11:14] <bemusehehehe>  <- i typed that and it didnt work
[11:15] <pawan> hello
[11:15] <urie1> fyrestrtr: before i install from source should i remove the packages ?
[11:16] <project9> !curl
[11:16] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about curl - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[11:16] <n2diy> uriel, sorry, I'm out of gas, it is 0515 here. Maybe a good time to sleep on it?
[11:16] <fyrestrtr> urie1: launch your mixer (double click on the speaker icon). File > Change Device > HDA Intel then, make sure you *mute* and then *unmute* the PCM channel.
[11:16] <pawan> i am not able to uninstall audacious player
[11:16] <urie1> goodnight
[11:16] <urie1> and thanks
[11:17] <urie1> i dont have hda intel
[11:17] <urie1> i have oss and alsa
[11:17] <fyrestrtr> urie1: what does it say specifically.
[11:17] <jube> How can I make GNOME mount my MP3 player read/write. (right now it auto mounts with an ipod icon on my desktop but it's read only)
[11:17] <bemusehehehe> !tar.bz2
[11:17] <ubotu> Files with extensions .tar, .gz, .tgz, .zip, .bz2, .7z, .ace and other archive file formats can be opened with file-roller (GNOME) or Ark (KDE) - Also see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FileCompression
[11:17] <htraki> I need help! After installing ubuntu feisty,I have done update as usually.After that I always get 17 packages are unconfigured.I trackdown the problem ttf-opensymbol packages is the source. I get ' failed to write cache' when updating the fontconfig cache.
[11:18] <urie1> i see no errors everything seems fine
[11:18] <urie1> its just noy outputing sound
[11:18] <fyrestrtr> urie1: answer my question please.
[11:18] <fyrestrtr> htraki: are you running out of disk space?
[11:18] <urie1> not*
[11:18] <urie1> i didnt understand it
[11:18] <urie1> what says
[11:18] <keren> hello friends. i'm looking for a driver for a Canon PIXMA MP150 for Debian. I'm reading in http://www.linuxprinting.org/show_printer.cgi?recnum=Canon-Pixma_MP150 that this printer works out of the box in ubuntu so perhaps this can help me. firstly, how could it be that it works out of the box in ubuntu but otherwise considered a paperweight?
[11:19] <fyrestrtr> keren: because cannon should stick to making camers :)
[11:19] <htraki> I hope not,but iam going to see after that
[11:19] <fyrestrtr> s/camers/cameras/
[11:19] <fyrestrtr> urie1: in the mixer, when you click on file, and then change device, what options do you get.
[11:19] <urie1> 2 options
[11:20] <jube> How can I make GNOME auto mount my MP3 player read/write. (right now it auto mounts with an ipod icon on my desktop but it's read only)
[11:20] <fyrestrtr> jube: what format is your mp3 player? ntfs?
[11:20] <jube> vfat
[11:20] <urie1> 1:  Audigy 1 [SB0090]  (ALSA MIXER)
[11:20] <fyrestrtr> urie1: you are not on Intel audio?
[11:21] <jube> the current output of typing mount at the command prompt is /dev/sda1 on /media/MP3 type vfat (ro,nosuid,nodev,shortname=mixed,uid=1000,utf8,umask=077)
[11:21] <htraki> No, I have many disk space
[11:21] <urie1> 2: TriTech TR28602 (oss mixer)
[11:21] <urie1> i dont have intel audio
[11:21] <jube> i just want it to automount with a rw there instead of ro
[11:21] <urie1> i have amd and creative audigy live
[11:21] <LucidFox> what is the best mirror for Antalya, Turkey?
[11:21] <LucidFox> gr.a.u.c?
[11:21] <urie1> why i should see intel somewhere
[11:22] <fyrestrtr> I guess that would have been nice to know; because now you have removed support of those from your system.
[11:22] <yellow_chicken> which decoder needed to play avi?
[11:22] <htraki> Lucidfox: Try ftp.belnet.be
[11:22] <LucidFox> yellow_chicken> in which player?
[11:22] <fyrestrtr> !restricted | yellow_chicken
[11:22] <ubotu> yellow_chicken: For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/common-tasks-chap.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats
[11:22] <Ace2016> yellow_chicken: avi is a container for other formats
[11:22] <yellow_chicken> in totem
[11:22] <LucidFox> and AVI is technically a container format, not a codec
[11:23] <urie1> fyrestrtr: sorry i didnt follow
[11:23] <urie1> //
[11:23] <LucidFox> although you probably mean MPEG-4 ASP
[11:23] <htraki> Did U install libxine-extracodecs
[11:23] <htraki> ?
[11:23] <yellow_chicken>  RIFF (little-endian) data, AVI, 1024 x 768, 30.00 fps, video: Indeo 4.1, audio: MPEG-1 Layer 3 (stereo, 24000 Hz)
[11:23] <LucidFox> Totem uses GStreamer
[11:23] <yellow_chicken> it's that type of file
[11:23] <pawan> in which directory audacious player is installed
[11:23] <yellow_chicken> totem gstreamer only played sound, no picture
[11:23] <LucidFox> (y default anyway)
[11:23] <LucidFox> Indeo, huh?
[11:24] <htraki> Totem can use xine either
[11:24] <urie1> u didnt tell me if i need to remove the alsa driver before i install the source
[11:24] <LucidFox> gstreamer also has an extracodecs package
[11:24] <urie1> should i ?
[11:24] <LucidFox> although it's probably better to
[11:24] <LucidFox> sudo apt-get remove totem totem-gstreamer
[11:24] <LucidFox> and then
[11:24] <LucidFox> sudo apt-get install totem-xine libxine-extracodecs
[11:24] <yellow_chicken> ok
[11:25] <fyrestrtr> urie1: go back to the wiki, repeat the steps, *BUT* change --with-cards=hda-intel to --with-cards=emu10k1
[11:25] <urie1> ok d/w i didnt compile yet
[11:25] <LucidFox> or actually
[11:25] <LucidFox> sudo apt-get install totem totem-xine libxine-extracodecs
[11:25] <mattgyver83> hey room, anyone here ever had to setup WPA supplicant?
[11:25] <fyrestrtr> urie1: I thought you said you followed the wiki?
[11:25] <urie1> i just red it
[11:25] <urie1> and downloaded
[11:25] <pawan> how to uninstall audacious player manullly
[11:25] <urie1> didnt compile
[11:26] <urie1> cause i didnt know if i should remove the old driver
[11:26] <urie1> should i ?
[11:26] <htraki> And dont forget to install win32codecs pack also
[11:26] <urie1> apt-get remove emu10k1
[11:26] <urie1> ?
[11:26] <fyrestrtr> urie1: I don't know what you are talking about now.
[11:27] <ideogram> will I need to install nVidia proprietary drivers to use my dual monitors?
[11:27] <urie1> the link u gave me explains me how to install the alsa driver from source right ?
[11:27] <fyrestrtr> ideogram: yes.
[11:27] <ideogram> ok thx
[11:27] <fyrestrtr> urie1: yes.
[11:27] <fyrestrtr> urie1: but it is for those with intel-based sound processors.
[11:27] <urie1> oh so u r not sure it will help me?
[11:27] <fyrestrtr> urie1: yours should not have this problem.
[11:28] <urie1> but i have feeling its going to work
[11:28] <urie1> anyway i want to try i got nothing to lose
[11:28] <idefix> hi.., if we use wine will all the programs run as good and/or quick as straight within windows?
[11:28] <fyrestrtr> it probably would; but I don't know anything about your amd-based setup to tell you otherwise. Updated alsa with the right drivers would be the best shot at solving your issue.
[11:28] <urie1> before i install it , should i remove the driver i installed with apt-get ?
[11:28] <aelliott> idefix some programs do, but most do not
[11:29] <idefix> aelliott, so games, very important, will not then?!
[11:29] <fyrestrtr> urie1: but you should do some checking with bugs, wiki and forums to see if anyone has similar hardware.
[11:29] <aelliott> idefix, im afraid most new games will not work with wine
[11:29] <CheesyMonkey> idefix, Look at the appDB on www.winehq.com
[11:29] <aelliott> idefix, i play Eve Online on wine, but a lot of games i have tried won't work
[11:29] <urie1> ok //
[11:30] <urie1> so i wont do it ..
[11:30] <aelliott> idefix, if you are a serious gamer, then I think you will be stuck with windows for a while mate
[11:31] <pawan> hi
[11:32] <aelliott> ok guys, i'm hoping someone here understands VPN's.  I am using openvpn to link two home networks - however both networks share the same ip range - <IP_ADDRESS>.  I don't understand how this is supposed to work - surely IP addresses will clash?
[11:33] <urie1> fyrestrtr: can u help me with another problem please?
[11:33] <revilodraw> if my computer decides to randomly not play music ever again, i will do very bad things... such as murder my entire neighbourhood in their sleep
[11:33] <urie1> each time i use apt-get it seems like some old installation is broken
[11:33] <urie1> not sure how to fix it
[11:33] <Gasten> Hey, where do I change ubuntu's default resolution when you boot eith the monitor switched off?
[11:34] <Gasten> with*
[11:34] <LucidFox> "
[11:34] <n2diy> ! ops | revilodraw
[11:34] <ubotu> revilodraw: Help! Mez, LjL, elkbuntu, imbrandon, DBO, gnomefreak, Hobbsee, rob, ompaul, Madpilot, Burgundavia, Seveas, CarlK, crimsun, ajmitch, tritium, Nalioth, thoreauputic, apokryphos, tonyyarusso, PriceChild, Amaranth, jrib, jenda, nixternal, Myrtti or mneptok
[11:34] <LucidFox> Gasten> /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[11:34] <Gasten> LucidFox: Any specific line?
[11:34] <revilodraw> n2diy: thanks?
[11:35] <n2diy> revilodraw: no problem, not in my hood.
[11:35] <pawan> how to uninstall audacious player
[11:36] <LucidFox> pawan> sudo apt-get remove audacious
[11:36] <aelliott> apt-get remove audacious
[11:36] <LucidFox> Gasten> Hmm... what's your problem? what happened?
[11:36] <azi> hm.. is there any way for me to downrade from Guts to Feisty?
[11:36] <bemusehehehe> how do i run shell files?
[11:37] <bemusehehehe> like the file is called install.sh
[11:37] <JCMesq> fyrestrtr: Hey back again, checked the dmesg seemed ok (I don't know the command to display lines one by one?). However the grep EE /var/log/Xorg.0.log gave me (EE) xf86OpenSerial: Cannot open device /dev/input/wacom
[11:37] <numpszi> Hello! I'm new with the Linux. I want to install this program http:\\procbench.sourceforge.net . How can i?
[11:37] <LucidFox> bemusehehe> sh install.sh
[11:37] <bemusehehehe> ok cool
[11:37] <bemusehehehe> and how do i change directory in the terminal??
[11:37] <bemusehehehe> is it cd?
[11:37] <aelliott> bemusehehehe:  cd
[11:37] <Gasten> LucidFox: Well, when I boot with my monitor turned off, GDM sets the resolution to 640x480. And that's a pain.
[11:38] <LucidFox> hmmmm
[11:38] <pawan> i am getting entery of audacious player in sounds and video but the uninstaller is saying audacious not found
[11:38] <numpszi> there is no install.sh
[11:38] <pawan> how to manully remove directories
[11:38] <Gasten> numpszi: is there a configure ?
[11:38] <LucidFox> pawan> log out and back in
[11:38] <bemusehehehe> it told me "sh: could not open install.sh"
[11:39] <Gasten> numpszi: try using sudo
[11:39] <aelliott> bemusehehehe:  try "sudo ./install.sh"
[11:39] <LucidFox> bemusehehehe> are you sure it's a shell script?
[11:39] <bemusehehehe> ok sweet, ill take your advice
[11:39] <LucidFox> and are you sure you're in the directory with install.sh?
[11:39] <fyrestrtr> JCMesq: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[11:39] <bemusehehehe> i checked its properties and it said shell script
[11:39] <LucidFox> aelliott> this will only work if the script has execution rightd
[11:39] <aelliott> bemusehehehe: also you may need to use chmod to make it executable "sudo chmod 755 install.sh" should do it
[11:39] <n2diy> sh is a shell script, the shell is already installed, just type the filename in a terminal.
[11:39] <pawan> still the same problem
[11:40] <numpszi> only a Makefile
[11:40] <omegabeta>  /msg NickServ IDENTIFY ikajd0
[11:40] <aelliott> LucidFox: yes good point, he needs to chmod it
[11:40] <fyrestrtr> JCMesq: then hit ctrl+alt+f7 and login again, but choose the safe mode session (forgot the exact name) see if that gets you in.
[11:40] <numpszi> and some source files (???)
[11:40] <Gasten> aelliott: chmod +x file is enough
[11:40] <fyrestrtr> omegabeta: better change your password
[11:40] <fyrestrtr> you don't need to chmod a shell script to run it.
[11:40] <ScarFreewill> !speedcrunch
[11:40] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about speedcrunch - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[11:40] <Gasten> numpszi: ok. try this: make && sudo make install
[11:41] <pawan> how to manually remove audacious directories
[11:41] <ScarFreewill> !info speedcrunch
[11:41] <numpszi> ok
[11:41] <ubotu> speedcrunch: high precision calculator. In component main, is optional. Version 0.7~beta2-0ubuntu1 (feisty), package size 202 kB, installed size 672 kB
[11:41] <LucidFox> numpszi> there is a .deb file in downloads
[11:41] <LucidFox> download and install it
[11:41] <numpszi> what is deb?
[11:41] <JCMesq> fyrestrtr: Ok thx be back in a while hehe
[11:41] <n2diy> my old girlfriend
[11:41] <meson10> I wish to remove Windows Vista, completely wthout affecting my ubuntu....
[11:41] <Gasten> numpszi: it's like an installer for ubuntu.
[11:41] <ScarFreewill> can anyone install speedcrunch?
[11:41] <fyrestrtr> JCMesq: dmesg | less will make it go line-by-line
[11:41] <numpszi> ok,
[11:41] <meson10> can anyone help me?
[11:41] <azi> i'd like to apt build-essential  but synaptics want me to insert the installation CD :( why is that so?
[11:41] <numpszi> oh
[11:41] <pawan> no audio plugin in audacious
[11:42] <numpszi> It works!
[11:42] <bemusehehehe> thanks alot guys
[11:42] <numpszi> Thank you!
[11:42] <fyrestrtr> azi: you need to remove the cdrom references from /etc/apt/sources.list
[11:42] <Gasten> numpszi: allways use the deb before looking for other alternatives.
[11:42] <JCMesq> fyrestrtr: nice one!
[11:42] <azi> fyrestrtr: thank you very much
[11:42] <urie1> fyrstrtr: can u help me with the apt-get problem ?
[11:42] <azi> fyrestrtr: do you also happen to know if it's possible to downgrade gutsy to feisty?
[11:42] <fyrestrtr> urie1: depends :) what is it?
[11:42] <numpszi> sorry
[11:42] <numpszi> next time...
[11:42] <ScarFreewill> can anyone install speedcrunch?
[11:42] <fyrestrtr> azi: no, I'm sorry I don't know about that. If your /home is on another partition, then its easy.
[11:44] <dissection> Hi, is there a command that can be typed in the terminal to see how long my LAN has been connected for?
[11:44] <beni_> Is there a way to deny certain processes the usage of the /swap partition?
[11:44] <azi> fyrestrtr: easy? you mean I could just backup the partition and install feisty?
[11:44] <zmeiat_joro_> 12 hours ago irssi required another package, and now it doesn't; is that normal?
[11:44] <ScarFreewill> if I click to install speedcrunch it says breakinstall
[11:45] <n2diy> zmeiat_joro_: what time is it there?
[11:45] <zmeiat_joro_> noon
[11:45] <cyzie> hello, for some reason, whenver i point my browser to my php page, it prompt for download, any idea?
[11:45] <beni_> cyzie do you have php installed?
[11:45] <Tanma2> i have a question where in regards to openssh...i can connect to my server from my internal lan but when i connect from outside i try to log on and type the password it says access denied
[11:45] <cyzie> beni_, YES
[11:45] <fyrestrtr> azi: why not?
[11:46] <beni_> cyzie: if yes, restart apache
[11:46] <n2diy> zmeiat_joro_: your cron jobs ran at 0300, so you've been updated.
[11:46] <fyrestrtr> cyzie: how did you install php?
[11:46] <cyzie> beni_, did taht.
[11:46] <cyzie> fyrestrtr, through tasksel
[11:46] <dissection> Anyone know?
[11:46] <fyrestrtr> cyzie: hrmm, that's strange. Have you tried restarting apache?
[11:47] <cyzie> fyrestrtr, YES
[11:47] <azi> fyrestrtr: feisty doesn't work on my new laptop due to unsupported HW
[11:47] <beni_> cyzie: and did you add the php.so files (iirc the name) to the httpd.conf
[11:47] <azi> fyrestrtr: i'm unable to run the installer
[11:47] <bullgard4> fyrestrtr: Thank you very much for your help about a specific 'pager'.
[11:47] <cyzie> beni_, isnt that handle by tasksel ?
[11:47] <omegabeta> After fiddling with Cairo panel and some other stuff I'm not really happy with where its at.. Can anyone recommend a decent "working" gnome panel replacement?
[11:47] <fyrestrtr> azi: please be more specific.
[11:48] <azi> btw, anyone happens to know which package brings all the stuff I need to compile programs? i'm trying to compile some *.c file and eve after apt-getting build-essential, the compiler doesn't seem to find "stdio.h"
[11:48] <fyrestrtr> cyzie: normally yes, but its strange your error.
[11:48] <azi> fyrestrtr: i have a new graphical card which is not supported in feisty so it doesn't start X
[11:48] <azi> fyrestrtr: so i tried with the alternate cd
[11:48] <beni_> cyzie: Hm the last time I didt it on my box it took some time and i had to configure it manually
[11:48] <fyrestrtr> azi: that's strange .. what card is it?
[11:48] <azi> fyrestrtr: and, i can't use the keyboard therfe
[11:48] <azi> fyrestrtr: intel X3100
[11:48] <beni_> cyzie: restarted your box?
[11:48] <azi> fyrestrtr: it *is* supported on gutsy
[11:48] <fyrestrtr> azi: *intel* x3100 ?
[11:48] <azi> fyrestrtr: yes
[11:48] <cyzie> beni_, mmm.. no, i didnt restart box and i dont believe restart box will fix the rpoblem.
[11:49] <n2diy> Will cron jobs que themselves? If I had a job scheduled for 0300, and the box was off at that time, will it run when I boot, or what for 0300 again?
[11:49] <fyrestrtr> that's a new one.
[11:49] <azi> fyrestrtr: some intel integrated chipset
[11:49] <Prowler_1> what's ubuntu's deafolt desktop, is it KDE or Gnome ?
[11:49] <zmeiat_joro_> gnome
[11:49] <n2diy> what/wait
[11:49] <Prowler_1> zmeiat_joro_: thanks
[11:49] <azi> Prowler_1: you may want to use kubuntu if you prefer KDE
[11:50] <azi> Prowler_1: or, even better xubuntu :-)
[11:50] <Cyrus25801> hey guys i need a way to normalize audio going out of my sound card because i play one file and it is very loud and i play another and it is very soft. i use vlc
[11:50] <fyrestrtr> cyzie: you should just install libapache2-mod-php5, that would fix it.
[11:50] <pawan> any registry editor for ubuntu
[11:50] <Prowler_1> no, im having problems capturing desktop vid's
[11:50] <cyzie> fyrestrtr, yes, i did
[11:50] <cyzie> and restart ;)
[11:50] <fyrestrtr> cyzie: that's a strange error with taskel.
[11:50] <fyrestrtr> cyzie: you should report it.
[11:50] <Prowler_1> i suspect it it's coz of KDE, i did tray sevral vidcap soft, same prob in all of themm
[11:50] <dissection> Can somone tell me what I need to type in the terminal to see how long I've been connected to the LAN?
[11:50] <zmeiat_joro_> whenever someone want me to isntall "linux" on their pc I give tham xubuntu
[11:51] <beni_> cyzie: try suco apache2ctl -t -D DUMP_MODULES
[11:51] <n2diy> pawan: I thought the registry was a text file?
[11:51] <beni_> and look wheter the php module is loaded
[11:51] <asfalt> hmm just tried gtkpod but it failed to mount the ipod/synch? what other app can i use to transfer music to an video ipod?
[11:51] <ideogram> should I get nvidia proprietary drivers from them or is there an ubuntu repository?
[11:51] <beni_> cyzie: if you're using php5 it should be php5_module
[11:51] <cyzie> fyrestrtr,  beni_, fix!! finally. just delete the cache files in FF history ;)
[11:51] <beni_> cyzie: hehe, i knew a reboot would help
[11:52] <fyrestrtr> cyzie: oh ffs.
[11:52] <fyrestrtr> lol
[11:52] <pawan> how to install audacious plugins
[11:52] <beni_> user error lol
[11:52] <fyrestrtr> !nvidia | ideogram
[11:52] <ubotu> ideogram: To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[11:52] <ideogram> thx
[11:52] <beni_> Does anyone got an idea how I can DENY Swapping for certain processes?
[11:52] <fyrestrtr> asfalt: try exaile
[11:52] <Anlar> beni_: if you ever find out, tell me as well
[11:52] <n2diy> pawan: Is hearding cats.
[11:53] <ttt-> hi, is there a way to make the taskbar 2 rows or more in gnome?
[11:53] <urie1> hey
[11:53] <urie1> i compiled and rebooted
[11:53] <urie1> and sound is working now
[11:53] <noldrys> hi, i got a problem with convert an avi to mp4 for my ipod via terminal, but i get every time the masage that the system can not handel aac, but i have faac package installed
[11:53] <beni_> Anlar: hehe :) I need it for firefox, it is eating my ram and then my HDD is getting louder and louder
[11:53] <fyrestrtr> ttt-: right click > new panel
[11:53] <n2diy> urie1: what did you compile!!??
[11:53] <Tanma2> can anybody help me with my ssh problem?
[11:53] <Cyrus25801> "i need to normalize the audio in vlc can anyone help. because some files are loud and others soft
[11:53] <urie1> the alsa source
[11:54] <n2diy> urie1: any errors?
[11:54] <Prowler_1> bye.
[11:54] <Prowler_1> bye.
[11:54] <urie1> i just used the audigy driver instead of the intel
[11:54] <ttt-> fyrestrtr: i tried that, but i think it does something different. i'd like the programs (like irc and terminal) to show up there
[11:54] <urie1> and it worked
[11:54] <urie1> not sure why the drivers from the apt-get didnt ..
[11:54] <fyrestrtr> urie1: because they aren't the latest ones.
[11:54] <ttt-> fyrestrtr:  i mean the running programs
[11:55] <urie1> but this card is not new at all
[11:55] <fyrestrtr> ttt-: you probably want to add the window list to a new panel.
[11:55] <n2diy> urie1: jees, cool, I hope you are keeping a notebook, a year or two from now, it will bite you again, and you'll wish you had notes.
[11:55] <fyrestrtr> ttt-: right click on the new panel, then add to panel, then window list
[11:56] <fyrestrtr> n2diy: wiki ftw
[11:56] <ttt-> fyrestrtr:  now it shows the same programs twice
[11:56] <urie1> it will be ok :)
[11:56] <urie1> no i am not sure why i have error with the installation of some fonts
[11:56] <n2diy> fyrestrtr: computers die, but notebooks only become kindling. :)
[11:57] <dissection> Anyone know if there is a command for that at all?
[11:57] <fyrestrtr> ttt-: oh I'm sorry; I didn't understand you. You want a specific program to show up there?
[11:57] <Happu> fyrestrtr: what might be wrong, I get this error while ./cvscompile http://mureakuha.com/paste/?00003b8a521e79bd6b11dc54461a13de
[11:57] <noldrys> some can help me with my aac codec problem
[11:57] <ttt-> i just want to make it 2 or 3 rows like the taskbar in windows
[11:57] <Tanma2> can someon please help me with nmy ssh problem?
[11:57] <ttt-> so you can have 20 windows open and it displays ok
[11:58] <fyrestrtr> dissection: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowToMonitorInternetTrafficTotals
[11:59] <ttt-> maybe thats not possible
[11:59] <noldrys> i try to convert a avi video to an mp4 video but system told me that it can not andel aac
[11:59] <urie1> Setting up ttf-opensymbol (2.2.0-1ubuntu4) ...
[11:59] <urie1> Updating fontconfig cache...
[11:59] <urie1> wow god helps me
[11:59] <urie1> the error is gone
[11:59] <urie1> now what about the nvidia driver
[11:59] <fyrestrtr> Happu: that's strange, it worked for me on two machines. On what command do you get that error?
[11:59] <urie1> can any1 link me to wiki url that speaks about changing the driver?
[12:00] <fyrestrtr> !nvidia | urie1
[12:00] <ubotu> urie1: To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[12:00] <n2diy> urie1: god helps those that help themselves, and so does #Ubuntu!
[12:00] <nickless> hi
[12:00] <dissection> fyrestrtr: I'm not looking to monitor the traffic but how long I've been connected for
[12:00] <fyrestrtr> noldrys: what program are you using to convert?
[12:00] <urie1> thanks
[12:00] <fyrestrtr> dissection: those will tell you, I think.
[12:01] <Tanman> does any one know why on ubuntu server i get access denied from internet but not from lan?
[12:01] <Flannel> Tanman: because you're not port forwarding on your router
[12:01] <Tanman> i can see the prompt on the internet
[12:01] <n2diy> Tanman: or your ISP is blocking.
[12:01] <noldrys> fyrestrtr, i want to convert a avi video mo an mp4 video for my ipod, but if i try it with the terminal i got the massag = unknown codec "aac" but i intalled faac lib
[12:02] <Ademan> what's the default password for the root account in mysql?
[12:02] <Flannel> Tanman: What program are you connecting to?
[12:02] <Flannel> Ademan: there is none, you need to set it
[12:02] <Flannel> !lamp | Ademan
[12:02] <ubotu> Ademan: LAMP is an acronym for Linux-Apache-MySQL-PHP. However, the term is often used for setups using alternative but different software, such as Perl or Python instead of PHP, and Postgres instead of MySQL. For help with setting up LAMP on Ubuntu, see  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP - See also the Server CD installation process (different in Edgy+)
[12:02] <Tanman> i am using putty to connect to my box
[12:02] <JCMesq> fyrestrtr: tried /etc/init.d/gdm restart. Then logged in "safe mode" but same thing happens... Also "dmesg |" doesn't work for me...
[12:02] <Ademan> thanks Flannel
[12:02] <Flannel> Tanman: And you've installed openssh-server?
[12:02] <Tanman> yes
[12:02] <Tanman> it has got the login screen
[12:02] <dissection> fyrestrtr: It doesn't say anything about the connection time. Is it possible to get the connection time using ifconfig?
[12:02] <Tanman> i can see that...
[12:03] <scorp123> hi all
[12:03] <Flannel> Tanman: You've got a bad password then, or you're typing it wrong, or whatnot.
[12:03] <Tanman> but i type the same password...
[12:03] <Tanman> flannel: ok i'll try again.
[12:04] <Tanman> flannel: thanks
[12:04] <n2diy> Tanman: no caps lock, no num locks.
[12:04] <Flannel> Tanman: make sure you don't have capslock on, or whatever
[12:04] <Tanman> flannel: is there any thing in openssh that tells it to deny on certain interfaces?
[12:04] <Flannel> Tanman: Not by default, no.
[12:05] <Tanman> i'll hope onto a machine
[12:05] <n2diy> be gentle
[12:05] <Tanman> hop* onto a remote machine and try it from there
[12:06] <fyrestrtr> dissection: not that I know of.
[12:07] <dissection> :[
[12:07] <Tanman> other possibility could be my firewall/router
[12:07] <fyrestrtr> JCMesq: its dmesg | less
[12:07] <fyrestrtr> JCMesq: what has changed on the system since the last time it was working?
[12:08] <Flannel> Tanman: I'd check the router first.  Since unless you've tweaked things (which you'd know about), it's not a firewall issue either
[12:08] <ttt-> ive seem to made things worse. is there a way to stop the windows in the taskbar to group together per application?
[12:08] <ttt-> in gnome
[12:08] <Tanman> on the router it says something along the lines of deny telnet traffic
[12:08] <Tanman> dunno if that will apply to ssh
[12:09] <Flannel> Tanman: ssh isn't telnet.  telnet is port 80, you need to be forwarding port 22
[12:09] <mrcreativity> i need to change my screen resoltuion and refresh rate to a custom setting, i dont know how, can some one help me?
[12:09] <fyrestrtr> 'telnet traffic' ? There is no such thing.
[12:09] <n2diy> Tanman: I could be wrong, but ssh doesn't play with telnet.
[12:09] <Tanman> hmm ok
[12:09] <fyrestrtr> mrcreativity: edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[12:09] <Flannel> !fixres | mrcreativity
[12:09] <ubotu> mrcreativity: The X Window System is the part of your system that's responsible for graphical output. To restart your X, type  sudo /etc/init.d/?dm restart  in a console - To fix screen resolution or other X problems: http://help.ubuntu.com/community/FixVideoResolutionHowto
[12:09] <reverseblade> mrcreativity, man xrandr
[12:10] <Tanman> cos i still get that acccess denied..can i get some info from the auth.log?
[12:10] <JCMesq> fyrestrtr: Well quite a few things, I spent pretty much the whole day yesterday tweaking it, changing desktop theme, panel sizes, icon themes etc...then I attempted to get avant window navigator but failed... Then I tried a few media players until settled with amarok but hadn't got to uninstalling them. Then got amule and gfk-gnutella (?) configured as well as static ip...
[12:10] <ideogram1> I just installed ratpoison, how do I set it as my session instead of sfce?
[12:10] <fyrestrtr> JCMesq: ...
[12:10] <fyrestrtr> JCMesq: since the last time it was working?
[12:10] <JCMesq> fyrestrtr: yeah that was yesterday night
[12:11] <Tanman> oh another thing
[12:11] <Tanman> when i login internally i get a ip address to loginto
[12:11] <mrcreativity> if i run windows xp at 1280x960 @ 72hz, will ubuntu run at the same configuration?
[12:11] <ideogram1> yes
[12:11] <Tanman> when i log externally i use a domain name and that has a different ip addfress
[12:11] <JCMesq> fyrestrtr: I'm reading a few posts where some people mention similar problems, it seems to be related with desktop themes or something but I wouldn't know really I'm just trying anything to fix it
[12:12] <Tanman> does that make things change?
[12:12] <Happu> fyrestrtr: I got it on ./cvscompile
[12:12] <reverseblade> mrcreativity, it possible can as long as your driver and monitor and configuration fits. And this is highly probable
[12:12] <mrcreativity> thank you.
[12:12] <Flannel> Tanman: It depends.  What do each look like?  Locally looks like 192.168.x.x? or <IP_ADDRESS>? or what?
[12:12] <Tanman> 192.168.x.x
[12:12] <Tanman> that works
[12:13] <Flannel> Tanman: Make sure that the IP youre logging into from remote is infact your IP
[12:13] <Happu> fyrestrtr: maybe it means that ICH8 isn't supported in alsa?
[12:13] <fyrestrtr> Happu: maybe.
[12:13] <fyrestrtr> JCMesq: run sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg from a console and see if that fixes it.
[12:13] <chopchop_>  /bye
[12:14] <puvneet> hi can someone help me every thing in ubuntu (feisty) is just too big i did a clean install and everything just came out very big
[12:14] <JCMesq> fyrestrtr: can I do that while running live on ubuntu cd?
[12:14] <reverseblade> puvneet, what do you mean ?
[12:14] <fyrestrtr> JCMesq: no, you need to do that from the system.
[12:14] <mrcreativity> the thing that confuses me is the vertical refresh rate and horizontalsync   thing
[12:14] <puvneet> i did a clean install and it's like i have something on to make everything bigger
[12:15] <Tanman> i tried my internet ip
[12:15] <Tanman> still no luck
[12:15] <Xecuter88> hi. is there any way to use internet on my mobile phone via the pc over bluetooth?
[12:15] <JCMesq> fyrestrtr: ok I'll just gather some other suggestions before I reboot takes me ages to get back on this, thanks for your help so far
[12:15] <bullgard4> "
[12:15] <bullgard4> "  The GNOME Power Manager session daemon is a power management daemon
[12:15] <Flannel> Tanman: So you have your router set to forward port 22?  Are you getting rejection entries in auth.log?
[12:16] <reverseblade> Xecuter88, I've done it successfully on Brezzy Badger. even written a tutorial on it. But it no longer applies to fiesty. The answer is yes
[12:16] <reverseblade> Xecuter88, search forums for :  gprs, bluetooth
[12:17] <puvneet> so do you understand my problem
[12:17] <JCMesq> fyrestrtr: actually, I've noticed something strange, I can access my files from here but for some reason some files (such as a folder with photos I had) indicate that I don't have permission to them, but it's fine with some other files... any thoughts?
[12:17] <reverseblade> puvneet, explain what you mean by "to make everything bigger" ?
[12:18] <puvneet> everything as in the font the images and the webpages and everthing in them is just bigger
[12:18] <ideogram1> how do I replace my window manager?
[12:18] <fyrestrtr> JCMesq: don't know, its too vague of an error.
[12:18] <reverseblade> puvneet, ah you mean the resolution
[12:18] <Tanman> i don't seem to get any entries........which is funny
[12:18] <JCMesq> fyrestrtr: hmm yeah I see what you mean...
[12:18] <puvneet> i thought that also but increasing that didn't help
[12:18] <Tanman> not from my ip address anyway
[12:18] <reverseblade> ideogram1, you install one and run it from command line , lie metacity --replace (this is default)
[12:19] <Flannel> Tanman: You setup forwarding on your router?
[12:19] <Tanman> the internet one
[12:19] <ideogram1> ok thx
[12:19] <fyrestrtr> Tanman: you cannot use the same internal network to access the server from the external IP address.
[12:19] <Tanman> i'll check but it has to be otherwise it would be timing out
[12:19] <reverseblade> puvneet, it must be it. You certainly cannot increase your resolution.
[12:19] <fyrestrtr> Tanman: you need to be on the external network.
[12:19] <reverseblade> !fixres | puvneet
[12:19] <ubotu> puvneet: The X Window System is the part of your system that's responsible for graphical output. To restart your X, type  sudo /etc/init.d/?dm restart  in a console - To fix screen resolution or other X problems: http://help.ubuntu.com/community/FixVideoResolutionHowto
[12:19] <neo> heej, people i'm wondering what is the best security things for ubuntu feisty fawn as firewall etc
[12:19] <Tanman> i am using a remoite machine to connect in friom the inernet
[12:19] <ideogram1> that seems to be a metacity feature, not a feature of my new window manager (ratpoison)
[12:19] <Xecuter88> reverseblade: thanks :)
[12:19] <fyrestrtr> !info firestarter
[12:19] <ubotu> firestarter: gtk program for managing and observing your firewall. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.0.3-2ubuntu1 (feisty), package size 396 kB, installed size 1920 kB
[12:20] <bullgard4> "  The GNOME Power Manager session daemon is a power management daemon for the GNOME desktop." Is it visible as a process in the System Monitor?
[12:20] <Flannel> Tanman: Not if your router has a ssh interface.  I'm asking you, did you actually *do* something with port forwarding on your router?
[12:20] <Flannel> !nickspam > Akifemre
[12:20] <fyrestrtr> neo: install firestarter
[12:20] <neo> ok :P
[12:20] <gordonjcp> neo: ubuntu doesn't really need a firewall as such
[12:20] <neo> thats the best :P
[12:20] <gordonjcp> well, it depends what you're doing I suppose
[12:20] <Tanman> yes i portforwarded port 22 to my server
[12:20] <gordonjcp> neo: if you're behind NAT you needn't bother
[12:20] <Tanman> if thats what you mean...
[12:20] <ideogram1> how is the window manager determined?  I used to be able to edit my .xinitrc, can I still do that?
[12:20] <neo> i know but i'm 13 years old an i wanna become systemadministrator so..
[12:20] <neo> :P
[12:20] <puvneet> ok i'll try that
[12:20] <gordonjcp> neo: aha
[12:21] <gordonjcp> neo: forget firewalls, get lots and lots of experience of beer
[12:21] <reverseblade> ideogram1, it is run by gdm
[12:21] <neo> i can setup apache php mysql Unrealircd anope neostats :D
[12:21] <neo> lol
[12:21] <gordonjcp> neo: know your ales, that's the key to sysadminning
[12:21] <ttt-> ok it seems you can have 2 rows of window list in gnome :(
[12:21] <reverseblade> !gdm
[12:21] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about gdm - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[12:21] <ttt-> cant*
[12:21] <ideogram1> I'm using xubuntu, does that use gdm?
[12:21] <n2diy> neo: good read, and listen, and experiment, and this is a good place to do it!
[12:21] <Flannel> ideogram1: yes
[12:21] <blur__> hi
[12:21] <neo> yeah :P
[12:21] <neo> i know :D
[12:21] <ideogram1> ok, how do I tell gdm to use ratpoison?
[12:22] <AutoMatriX> hello world :D
[12:22] <neo> if i'm right today i get access to 3 dedicated servers and 8 normal servers
[12:22] <neo> ssh
[12:22] <neo> root access if nessasery :P
[12:23] <neo> i like the function blackhole of ip route ;D
[12:23] <n2diy> neo: root access!!?? Be careful.
[12:23] <neo> i know
[12:23] <neo> but i dont use it
[12:23] <fyrestrtr> neo: do you actually know what you are talking about?
[12:23] <neo> ont that servers :P
[12:23] <neo> yes i know :P
[12:23] <neo> i'm gonna setup an ircd anope services and neostats services
[12:24] <PluzHalp> !nethost
[12:24] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about nethost - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[12:24] <neo> fyrestrtr: whant proof?
[12:24] <blur__> Hello folks. Is there anyone who can tell me how to install dx9wine? I have a problem in making dependencies
[12:24] <neo> my local ircd
[12:24] <fyrestrtr> neo: why? you feel the need to prove something?
[12:24] <reverseblade> ideogram1, not sure but you can add it to your session right ?
[12:24] <n2diy> fyrestrtr: he is our retirement, give him the slack to run with it, or hang himself! :?
[12:24] <reverseblade> ideogram1, as long as you know the command line . This is how beryl works
[12:24] <PluzHalp> fyrestrtr, he just finished watching Live Free or Die Hard
[12:25] <ideogram1> sure I can use the command line, how do I add it to my session?
[12:25] <neo> fyrestrtr because a lot of people dont think that young people can do that
[12:25] <fyrestrtr> ideogram1: you need to create a desktop entry for it in /usr/share/xsessions/
[12:25] <alexIdoia> hi I need gstreamer0.10-plugins-bad version 10.5 or + but even on the multiverse, i got the version 0.10.4-3 max, is there a possiblitlity to install it ?
[12:25] <fyrestrtr> ideogram1: then choose it from gdm's session menu.
[12:25] <reverseblade> ideogram1, System > Preferences > Session
[12:26] <fyrestrtr> ideogram1: if you need more help just ask.
[12:26] <n2diy> neo: how big is your system, and who are the users?
[12:26] <neo> my system
[12:26] <blur__> Hello again. Is there anyone who has experience in installing WINE? (DX9WINE would be appreciated)
[12:26] <reverseblade> what fyrestrtr offers is global and it enables a selection menu within gnome splash. What session does enables it for you and you alone. But you don't mess with your system
[12:26] <neo> 1 user 1 root
[12:26] <fyrestrtr> alexIdoia: try backports?
[12:26] <Xecuter88> reverseblade: lol i can't tell witch one of these will do the trick: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=257091&highlight=gprs+bluetooth
[12:27] <neo> the server
[12:27] <neo> of 3 dedicated and 8 normal server i dunno
[12:27] <fyrestrtr> blur__: try #winehq ?
[12:27] <neo> there owned by my friend
[12:27] <n2diy> neo: and only one user on the server?
[12:27] <Xecuter88> reverseblade: i meant these: http://ubuntuforums.org/search.php?searchid=24502915
[12:27] <neo> if i'm right 3 users 1 root
[12:27] <neo> not on that server
[12:27] <neo> on my local pc
[12:27] <blur__> thank you, fyrestrtr