[00:00] <jrib> ChesterX: one of the options I mentioned ("dead keys") is called the compose key in keyboard preference options
[00:00] <starztorm> Hi, im a new user of ubuntu... I have some questions conserning the software manager, installing a game that is not listed there and upgrading, removing etc... Would anyone pm me? ill try not to be a pain in the ass...... Ive been reading some tutorials and how-to's.. But just want confirmation that i have grasped it all right. Anyone willing to help a newbie?
[00:00] <Logan_WP> !pm | starztorm
[00:00] <TheMozart> exutux: the total installation size is a little under 1 GB
[00:00] <starztorm> ok ok :)
[00:01] <Pici> TheMozart: You may want to take a look at this, specifically the advanced users (GUI) section: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SystemRequirements
[00:01] <exutux> TheMozart: a desktop?
[00:01] <TheMozart> exutux: you claim the base ubuntu install is at least 4GB, but I am calling your information misleading... because the base install is a little under 1 GB
[00:01] <jrib> ChesterX: so enabling a compose key, I can type ñ by hitting compose key + ~, releasing, then hitting 'n'.  That's a bit of a pain to type though :)
[00:02] <exutux> TheMozart: maybe you talking about a minimal installation
[00:02] <starztorm> Software manager. Does it only concern the programs listed  in it? or will it find all the programs that i install "outside" the software manager?
[00:02] <Pici> TheMozart: And its possible that we're confused, I assumed you wanted to install a desktop system as well.
[00:02] <jrib> ChesterX: what layout do you use now?  If USA, you might consider USA international
[00:02] <TheMozart> exutux: the total installation size is a little under 1 GB.   NOT 4GB as you have misleadingly stated
[00:02] <TheMozart> Pici: i want to install Ubuntu from the LiveCD
[00:02] <LjL> TheMozart: the total installed size of standard Ubuntu with GNOME is >2GB
[00:02] <exutux> TheMozart: a regular Desktop installation needs about 4GB of free space
[00:02] <Pici> TheMozart: So... Ubuntu Desktop.  And what did that link say that I just sent you?
[00:03] <TheMozart> LjL tell that to exutux because he claims its 4GB
[00:03] <LjL> TheMozart: i'm telling you that it's definitely not <1GB
[00:03] <ChesterX> jrib, i have the normal german layout. I used German Eliminate Dead Keys. It does the job but I ll keep looking ;-) Thank you for your help it will ease thinks a lot :D
[00:03] <ulrichard> I'm still struggling with makefile syntax. For example, I don't understand this : http://paste.ubuntu.com/574216/
[00:03] <LjL> TheMozart: and IIRC it's actually around 3GB, at least with Hardy
[00:03] <TheMozart> LjL I know.. tell exutux because he falsely claimes its 4GB
[00:04] <LjL> TheMozart: and you falsely claim it's less than a gig. your point?
[00:04] <exutux> OMG
[00:04] <Logan_WP> !attitude | TheMozart
[00:04] <jrib> ChesterX: with usa international (altgr) I can just hit altgr + n.  You can hack something together too: like modify the layout to do what you want or just setup a keybinding with e.g. xbindkeys to insert the key (I think).  I have to go now, good luck
[00:04] <TheMozart> Ok! well it seems its NOT possible to install Ubuntu from LiveCD onto my 2GB USB stick,, so I guess I will just grab it from here: http://www.pendrivelinux.com/put-ubuntu-10-04-on-flash-drive-using-windows/
[00:04] <TheMozart> !attitude | Logan_WP
[00:04] <Logan_WP> themill: Stop it.
[00:04] <Logan_WP> oops
[00:04] <exutux> TheMozart: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SystemRequirements
[00:05] <Logan_WP> TheMozart: Stop abusing the bot.
[00:05] <ChesterX> jrib, i ll try it out thank for the suggestion
[00:05] <miketomdool> oh i did see a tutorial online on how to compress files like a live cd so that you can take your system anywhere.. but that was a while ago
 Is there some IRC I should turn to with questions regarding getting into "Getting started"
 I have one regarding TestDrive
[00:05] <Pici> TheMozart: thats the same instructions as the Persistant Live CD ones that we gave you before and you claimed you didn't want to use...
[00:05] <krycek> selected abusers.
[00:05] <allure> hi... will pppoeconf only autodetect the modem if it is already in bridge mode?
[00:05] <TheMozart> exutux: http://www.pendrivelinux.com/put-ubuntu-10-04-on-flash-drive-using-windows/
[00:05] <TheMozart> ill just get that
[00:06] <exutux> TheMozart: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SystemRequirements
[00:06] <Pici> krycek: excuse me?
[00:06] <TheMozart> Pici: I did the LiveCD USB creator thing,, but it doesnt install Ubuntu.. all it did was make a mirror copy of the live CD
[00:06] <Pici> TheMozart: Thats the same thing that you're going to get with http://www.pendrivelinux.com/put-ubuntu-10-04-on-flash-drive-using-windows/
[00:06] <krycek> Pici: you arent excused.
[00:06] <exutux> TheMozart: i repeat persistent live usb stick is different
[00:07] <TheMozart> is there another version of Ubuntu that takes up less space?
[00:07] <ZeroZiat> Hey hey, little question about installing Ubuntu.
[00:07] <Pici> krycek: Lets try to say on-topic here.
[00:07] <starztorm> If i install a game using the aptitude command, will the update manager list updates for it when new versions are released?
[00:07] <Pici> starztorm: Yes.
[00:07] <TheMozart> exutux: how come that Usb Install from that link I gave you works with 2GB USB sticks?
[00:07] <nsd> starztorm: Yes, as with any other package
[00:07] <ZeroZiat> I happen to have a free unallocated, unpartitioned 10 gigs on my drive, how can I make ubuntu use those in the installer?
[00:07] <Logan_WP> !ask | ZeroZiat
[00:08] <Pici> starztorm: Well, as long as those new versions are uploaded to the Ubuntu repositories of course.
[00:08] <exutux> TheMozart: for usb live persistent 1GB is enough
[00:08] <dan_> Hello everyone, Im having trouble getting the nvidia 330m graphics card to work with ubuntu 10.10. Can anyone help me?
[00:08] <TheMozart> exutux: you stated that I need at least 4GB to install Ubuntu.. so explain to me how that link I gave you says I only need 2GB
[00:08] <Logan_WP> !nvidia | dan_
[00:08] <nsd> starztorm: apt-get, aptitude, and synaptic all acheive the same thing, btw
[00:08] <TheMozart> exutux: thats because the usb live usb creator doesnt install it, it only mirrors the liveCD onto the USB stick
[00:08] <exutux> TheMozart: i refer to official wiki and requirements not about link on world
[00:09] <TheMozart> exutux: so you cannot explain it?
[00:09] <starztorm> Pici: aha. Does the repositories concern other games than those listed in the software center?
[00:09] <miketomdool> you might be able to use this and a few other things to put your system on a flash drive http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/hardy/man1/mksquashfs.1.html
[00:09] <starztorm> nsd: ty
[00:09] <nsd> starztorm: np
[00:09] <Jordan_U> TheMozart: The official requirements for Xubuntu inlude 2.0 GiB free space.
[00:09] <coz_> there is also an application named   "imagewriter"
[00:09] <TheMozart> exutux: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=337306
[00:10] <ZeroZiat> I happen to have a free unallocated, unpartitioned 10 gigs on my drive, how can I make ubuntu use those in the installer?
[00:10] <TheMozart> exutux: how do you explain that link?
[00:10] <allure> hi... will pppoeconf only autodetect the modem if it is already in bridge mode?
[00:10] <dan_> http://forum.notebookreview.com/5820189-post2517.html        This is the link I have tried to follow with no avail
[00:10] <drc> TheMozart: no it doesn't, It also creates a ext2 file system for the "persistence" part...that is not simply mirroring the iso
[00:10] <dan_> i get an error right when i try to edit anything
[00:10] <exutux> TheMozart: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent read it
[00:11] <exutux> It is possible to have Ubuntu or Kubuntu on a USB drive (AKA USB Stick or Thumb drive or Flash drive) or USB hard disk drive with persistent mode. This means that you can boot from a USB drive and keep customisations such as keyboard layout, numlock, preferences, additional packages saved on the drive. This can be done using linux or windows
[00:11] <LjL> TheMozart, it's really very simple - if you "install" (which is not really installing) by making the USB key the same as a live CD, it'll take as much as a live CD takes (around 700MB) - if you actually *install Ubuntu*, that's bigger than 1GB
[00:11] <TheMozart> I wonder how come this Ubuntu only needs 2GB, but exutux claims Ubuntu needs 4GB?  http://www.pendrivelinux.com/put-ubuntu-10-04-on-flash-drive-using-windows/
[00:11] <LjL> i don't think there's more to say about this
[00:11] <Metaxa> /msg NickServ VERIFY REGISTER Metaxa xbcscitawyqd
[00:11] <Trashi> hi. im browsing http://packages.ubuntu.com/maverick/allpackages sometimes behind a package i can read "univserve". so i think that means, that the "universe" packages includes are all other packages of the same app .. is that right?
[00:11] <jcdaemon85> hello some one help me plis?
[00:11] <TheMozart> LjL Yes I understand.. so can I install it from LiveCD onto my 2GB stick?
[00:11] <jcdaemon85> see how i can see rmvb on backtrack 4 r1??
[00:11] <LjL> TheMozart: define install.
[00:11] <Jordan_U> Metaxa: Change your password.
[00:12] <TheMozart> LjL pressing "install"
[00:12] <nsd> Metaxa: you just broadcasted your password
[00:12] <Metaxa> I can'y figure this thing out
[00:12] <LjL> TheMozart: no.
[00:12] <Pici> Thats not the password.
[00:12] <ZeroZiat> I happen to have a free unallocated, unpartitioned 10 gigs on my drive, how can I make ubuntu use those in the installer?
[00:12] <Pici> Metaxa: Don't put the space in front of /msg
[00:12] <TheMozart> LjL then how come this version Ubuntu works on 2GB? http://www.pendrivelinux.com/put-ubuntu-10-04-on-flash-drive-using-windows/
[00:12] <nsd> Pici: how's that work then?
[00:12] <LjL> TheMozart: you know why. stop trolling.
[00:12] <Pici> nsd: Its the verify key that you get after you've registered your nick. It only works if you're already identified to your account.
[00:13] <TheMozart> LjL will installing from LiveCD onto my 8GB USB stick work?
[00:13] <LjL> TheMozart: yes.
[00:13] <nsd> Pici: Ah.
[00:13] <Trashi> hi. im browsing http://packages.ubuntu.com/maverick/allpackages sometimes behind a package i can read "univserve". so i think that means, that the "universe" packages includes are all other packages of the same app .. is that right?
[00:13] <TheMozart> LjL I have no idea why.. and it seems you cannot explain it to me
[00:13] <skor> is there something in ubuntu that allows dynamic libraries to be specifically mapped at runtime ?
[00:13] <ZeroZiat> I happen to have a free unallocated, unpartitioned 10 gigs on my drive, how can I make ubuntu use those in the installer?
[00:13] <jcdaemon85> friends can helpme plis? i install backtrack 4 r1 but i can see rmvb
[00:13] <skor> for example: when running tcpdump, use custom libpcap library instead of the default
[00:13] <maco> ZeroZiat: go to manual mode on the partitioning step and allocate it
[00:13] <LjL> jcdaemon85: this is not the backtrack channel
[00:13] <Pici> jcdaemon85: We do not support backtrack here.  Please use their support channel: #backtrack-linux
[00:13] <bastidrazor> jcdaemon85: go to #backtrack-linux
[00:13] <Jordan_U> TheMozart: LiveCD's use a read only compressed "squashfs" filesystem. It's compressed so that they can fit everything onto a single CD. Squashfs is always read only, even on flash drives, so you can't use it for a complete (upgradeable) install.
[00:13] <TheMozart> LjL if I run the Ubunti LiveCD and choose INSTALL at the desktop.. will it install Ubuntu onto my 8GB USB stick and NOT alter or touch my hard drive?
[00:14] <skor> like /etc/libmap.conf on freebsd
[00:14] <jcdaemon85> tanks
[00:14] <Metaxa> Pici: when i do /msg NickServ VERIFY REGISTER Metaxa xxxxxx, it returns back unknown command, i'm using empathy
[00:14] <LjL> TheMozart: i already answered that
[00:14] <ZeroZiat> maco: I really don't get it, I can select that space but no idea if it will use it, or if I have to format it into something.
[00:14] <ZeroZiat> Jordan_U: Thanks for solving my wifi problem and my hdd problem earlier. :)
[00:14] <TheMozart> Jordan_U: so how do I install Ubuntu if I cant from the desktop livecd?
[00:14] <Pici> Trashi: Not exactly.  This should explain it better: http://www.ubuntu.com/project/about-ubuntu/components
[00:14] <TheMozart> LjL I missed your answer,, repeat please
[00:14] <Jordan_U> ZeroZiat: You're welcome.
[00:14] <LjL> [00:56:47] <LjL> TheMozart: i do believe your USB stick, if inserted at the time, will show up as a hard drive and you'll be able to install on it, but i can't say i'm 100% sure about that
[00:15] <maco> ZeroZiat: in manual mode? add a partition in that space. pick a format (ext3 or ext4 are the norm, ext4 is default in auto-partitioning). set the mount point to /   and then itll be the system partition for ubuntu
[00:15] <TheMozart> LjL so you are guessing?
[00:15] <Jordan_U> TheMozart: You should have enough room to do a normal Xubuntu install.
[00:15] <LjL> TheMozart: i can only say again, stop trolling.
[00:15] <ZeroZiat> maco: Oh, thanks!
[00:15] <LjL> TheMozart: i could also add, go insert the CD and try and stop wasting everybody's time.
[00:15] <TheMozart> LjL you are giving a lot of information based on your own assumptions and guesswork.. you seem to do that a lot... if you dont know the answers, then admit it and stop making things up as you go.
[00:16] <krycek> hehe
[00:16] <ZeroZiat> oh boy
[00:16] <LjL> TheMozart: i've admitted it almost exactly 20 minutes. now why don't you admit you are a troll and leave this channel?
[00:16] <LjL> *minutes ago
[00:16]  * drc ducks and covers
[00:16] <Trashi> Pici: the problem is the following: i try to install libimobiledevices libraries inclusive utilities ... and i dont know the name of the package which includes all libraries, programs, utilities, etc.
[00:17] <ZeroZiat> Maybe you both should get a second opinion?
[00:17] <gflores> exit
[00:17] <pmp6nl> Hello, does anyone know why in 10.10 I am only allowed to select one minute or less for dimming the display in power management?
[00:17] <TheMozart> LjL you fool a lot of beginners with your comments which are based on guessing and assumptions.. trying to big note yourself as an educated Ubuntu user.. but the reality is, most of what you say is not even accurate and you are just making it up as you go.
[00:17] <Pici> Trashi: You mean libimobiledevice-utils ?
[00:17] <TheMozart> adios amigos
[00:17] <krycek> interesting .)
[00:18] <Trashi> Pici: ok i'll try that
[00:20] <LANKIS> good nigth
[00:20] <aazert> hi
[00:21] <miketomdool> night Lankis
[00:21] <aazert> hi that it call ssh package on ubuntu ?
[00:21] <Metaxa> When I try to /msg NickServ , i get " unknown command , try using /help
[00:21] <miketomdool> hello aazert
[00:21] <aazert> hiow that it call ssh package on ubuntu ?
[00:21] <ZeroZiat> Oh, inside the ubuntu chat thing? Yeah, it sucks.
[00:21] <Metaxa> yes
[00:21] <ZeroZiat> well, i think it does, there's no /msg, how am I supposed to identify?
[00:22] <Metaxa> I finally registered by typing it into the nickserv window
[00:22] <Metaxa> but know I can't get that window back
[00:22] <LANKIS> can i mount a MU server on ubuntu?
[00:23] <Pici> Metaxa: perhaps: /query nickserv
[00:23] <Metaxa> unknow command
[00:23] <Metaxa> hum...
[00:23] <LANKIS> can i mount a MU server on ubuntu? aazert
[00:24] <ZeroZiat> There must be a better client for ubuntu, I guess.
[00:24] <ZeroZiat> or get wine with mIRC? i'm a horrible guy, I know
[00:24]  * LjL slaps ZeroZiat around with a large trout
[00:25] <LANKIS> can i mount a MU server on ubuntu? aazert Metaxa
[00:25] <ZeroZiat> it's a shared feeling
[00:25] <exutux> Metaxa: what you trying to do?
[00:25] <Metaxa> LANKIS: i'm an extreme novice, don't want to lead you
[00:26] <Metaxa> exutux: Verify my registration
[00:26] <Metaxa> Using Empathy
[00:27] <exutux> Metaxa: /msg nickserv info Metaxa
[00:27] <kour> akous?
[00:27] <LANKIS> can i mount a MU server on ubuntu? exutux
[00:27] <Metaxa> exutux: From Empathy it gives me " unknown command try using /help "
[00:28] <exutux> uhm i don't know empathy sorry
[00:28] <drc> Metaxa: Empathy?  It has a lovelace factor of +10 for IRC (it knows almost no IRC commands)...I'd try another IRC client
[00:28] <Pici> LANKIS: I don't think any of us know what a 'MU server' is
[00:28] <rocnjbarr> I have a webcam that registers as Bus 001 Device 005: ID 058f:3820 Alcor Micro Corp in lsusb. When I run guvcview I get this error The error was 'BadAlloc (insufficient resources for operation). Any ideas on what is causing the problem? The linux uvc page shows this chipset as supported
[00:28] <Metaxa> exutux: " /msg " is not a recognized command on my client aparently
[00:28] <Starminn> Metaxa: I use Pidgin and it works fine. I suggest it for IRC.
[00:28] <Metaxa> interesting
[00:28] <exutux> Metaxa: try /quote
[00:29] <LjL> Metaxa: telepathy is not a real irc client :P
[00:29] <LANKIS> Pici Mu server is game online
[00:29] <exutux> Metaxa: /quote nickserv info Metaxa
[00:29] <Starminn> Metaxa: I use Pidgin because I also IM a lot. If you want *just* IRC then you could try XChat or iirc
[00:29] <aazert> hello there
[00:29] <drc> Metaxa: Pidgin, xchat, others can suggest other real IRC clients
[00:30] <aazert> during a installation  i have to write Yes each time, how to avoid that ?
[00:30] <Starminn> Metaxa I mean irssi not iirc
[00:30] <Pies> Pidgin sux for irc :/
[00:30] <Metaxa> Thanks folks. I'll try one of the others, wanted to give the default program a shot
[00:30] <exutux> Metaxa: or /ns info Metaxa
[00:30] <drc> Metaxa: but I'd NOT recommend GNOME-Xchat
[00:31] <exutux> Metaxa: but i think that only /help give you some advice
[00:31] <Pies> Gnome don't have anything like konversation?
[00:32] <nsd> Pies: Have you tried empathy? I don't know if it supports IRC though -- for that, I use xchat-gnome
[00:33] <Pies> empathy sux for irc just like pidgin
[00:33] <ZeroZiat> empathy uses IRC, yeah, and it sucks
[00:33] <Pies> both looks nice
[00:33] <Pies> but none of them fully support irc
[00:33] <Pies> I anyway use weechat
[00:33] <Pies> have only to write something, to get notifications via notify
[00:34] <Pies> hmm
[00:34] <Pies> ane get plugin to hide joins/leaves...
[00:34] <Pies> normally it isn't problem, but here...
[00:37] <Starminn> How can I delete .Trash-1000 on my USB thumb drive?
[00:38] <gilson> boa noite
[00:38] <psusi> starcoder, umm... same way you delete anything else?
[00:38] <Starminn> Nevermind, I got it. It lied about what the device name was.
[00:38] <coz_> Starminn,  I would try   gksudo nautilus  then open the drive and try deleteing it that way
[00:38] <francesco_> I was wondering if anyone could help with a question about the /etc/issue file ?
[00:38] <coz_> Starminn,  or if the drive is empty you could use  /system/administration/disk utility
[00:39] <Starminn> coz_ psusi: Nah, I ran "sudo rm -r /media/4.1\ GB\ Filesystem/.trash-1000/* but it said nothing like that existed. Then I realized it's not actually 4.1 GB Filesystem but is instead 1842-7742 and that did it
[00:39] <coz_> Starminn,  oh ok
[00:39] <Starminn> coz_: Yep, silly me. ;)
[00:40] <coz_> Starminn,   hey it happens :)
[00:40] <francesco_> does anyone know about /etc/issue ?
[00:40] <cmol> oh no my valume sound gone on my toolbar how do i fix it
[00:40] <skor> is libcrypto an available package ?
[00:40] <coz_> francesco_,  what is the issue?
[00:40] <skor> all I find is libcrypto++
[00:40] <coz_> francesco_,  oh hold on
[00:40] <francesco_> sure thing coz
[00:40] <z_> quit
[00:40] <z_> exit
[00:41] <cmol> oh no my valume sound gone on my toolbar how do i fix it
[00:41] <cmol> oh no my valume sound gone on my toolbar how do i fix it
[00:41] <coz_> francesco_,  well  /etc/issue is generally a text file that contains a message or system identification to be preinted before th elogin prompt
[00:41] <coz_> printed
[00:42] <Starminn> cmol: gnome-volume-control-applet
[00:42] <francesco_> so i just add text to the file and where will it show up ?
[00:42] <Starminn> cmol: Or just remove the Indicator Applet and add it again
[00:42] <skor> oic...libssl-dev
[00:42] <aeon-ltd>  /j archlinux-offtopic
[00:42] <coz_> francesco_,   there are many forum posts about /etc/issue  one like   http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=358509
[00:43] <aeon-ltd> damn spaces
[00:43] <coz_> francesco_,  so you can add things to it if you need
[00:43] <Pies> spaces are evil
[00:43] <francesco_> i know that ... i am just confused as to where it will show up
[00:43] <cmol> Starminn, gnome-valume-control-applet whare the position
[00:44] <cmol> oke Starminn thnks for Starminn and francesco_ am have slove my promble
[00:44] <Starminn> cmol: Sure thing.
[00:44] <francesco_> you all good cmol ?
[00:45] <halitus> hi every one
[00:45] <francesco_> hello
[00:46] <technologov> hi all !
[00:46] <drexl> moo
[00:46] <technologov> Running Ubuntu 10.04
[00:46] <technologov> Just bought new PC with Intel P67 chipset
[00:46] <technologov> And sound doesn't work on it
[00:46] <technologov> lspci shows:
[00:46] <technologov> 00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation Cougar Point High Definition Audio Controller (rev 04)
[00:46] <technologov> any ideas?
[00:46] <freakabcd> is there a package for openCV in maverick?
[00:46] <FloodBot3> technologov: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:46] <technologov> drivers are part of kernel package or part of alsa package ?
[00:46] <halitus> hey is it possible to install a persistant version of ubuntu to a CF card? (in an ide converter)
[00:47] <freakabcd> all i see is an opencv-doc and python-opencv package
[00:47] <freakabcd> if there is no library called opencv installed, how will the python bindings for it work?
[00:47] <freakabcd> i searched using synaptic and couldn't find any package called opencv
[00:48] <technologov> Just bought new PC with Intel P67 chipset, and no sound ! plz help !
[00:48] <technologov> What to update ?
[00:48] <dsdeiz> hi! anyone using firefox? i'm sorta figuring out why firefox tends to hang while loading pages. i think this might be related http://kb.mozillazine.org/Firefox_hangs#Hyper-Threading although i can't seem to find a way for firefox in Linux
[00:52] <cmol> on my laptop i have cam, and how do i used it please give me tutor
[00:52] <cmol> on my laptop i have cam, and how do i used it please give me tutor
[00:53] <nillerz> What's a good file-manager? It needs dual-pane views, thumbnail views for photos, and needs an option to open a terminal window to the current location, as well as the option to right-click and use 7z.
[00:53] <nillerz> cmol, try using Cheese Webcam booth
[00:53] <wn1zid> just got off the phone with bank, their system requires sun java, what is the name in synaptic i should look for ??, thanks
[00:53] <cmol> how i do it nillerz
[00:53] <nillerz> what happens when you do?
[00:54] <nillerz> cmol, press ctrl+f2
[00:54] <nillerz> type "xterm"
[00:54] <nillerz> press "enter"
[00:54] <cmol> oke next nillerz
[00:55] <or__> when i am opening a new window he open it but minimize
[00:55] <nillerz> type, without quotes, "sudo apt-get install cheese"
[00:55] <or__> how can i change this behaver?
[00:55] <or__> i need to pick the "always on top"
[00:55] <greg3000> hey team, I had to rebuild my user's home folder and now when I login via SSH, I get a "$" prompt and "ctrl-tab" doesn't work .. any ideas why this might happen?
[00:55] <or__> it wasnt like that
[00:56] <nillerz> cmol, once it finishes, go to applications>sound and video> Cheese webcam booth
[00:56] <itaylor57> wn1zid: sun-java6-plugin
[00:56] <bulbin> Hello.
[00:56] <bulbin> I need some help. :P
[00:56] <or__> where i can change it for all the new application?
[00:56] <wn1zid> thanks itaylor57
[00:57]  * wn1zid gives it a whirl
[00:57] <itaylor57> wn1zid np good luck
[00:57] <cmol> no happed
[00:57] <cmol> cheese webcam booth am not find it
[00:57] <bulbin> Anyone here knows how to fix that irritating flash problem in 10.10?
[00:58] <wn1zid> um, it aint there, but it probably is in another form, brb
[00:58] <Pies> cmol: maybe just mplayer tv://
[00:58] <nillerz> cmol, did it install okk?
[00:59] <aazert> helllo
[00:59] <aazert> when i try to restart ssh
[00:59] <aazert> i got this error : http://paste.ubuntu.com/574228/
[00:59] <aazert> what could be ?
[00:59] <greg3000> anyone know how to change my shell prompt from "$" back to the standard?
[01:00] <syrinx_> greg3000: type exit
[01:00] <greg3000> syrinx_: eat shit man
[01:00]  * greg3000 wonders if he'll do it
[01:01] <or__> when i am opening a new window he open it but minimize,also i need to pick the "always on top" to see it,how can i solve it?
[01:01]  * syrinx_ wonders why greg3000 is retarded
[01:01] <bulbin> No one knows anything about how to fix flash problems in Ubuntu 10.10?
[01:01] <LLStarks> where can i download old maverick alphas and nightlies
[01:01]  * greg3000 looks for the ignore command in IRC
[01:02] <syrinx_> Exiting From su
[01:02] <Pies> aazert: fix pirv
[01:02] <syrinx_> Exiting From su
[01:02] <syrinx_> There are several ways to exit from su, i.e., to return the login session or terminal window to its former owner, for those situations in which the exit is not automatic (e.g., when su is not used with its -c option). One is to type the word exit and then press the ENTER key. Another is to simultaneously press the CTRL and d keys.
[01:02] <aazert> how ? Pies
[01:03] <greg3000> I had to rebuild my user's home folder and now when I login via SSH, I get a "$" prompt rather than the standard prompt, and "ctrl-tab" doesn't work .. any ideas why this might happen?
[01:03] <Pies> aazert: sudo chmod 600 /etc/ssh/ssh_host_rsa_key'
[01:03] <Pies> aazert: sudo chmod 600 /etc/ssh/ssh_host_rsa_key
[01:03] <Pies> and same for second key
[01:03] <Pies> don't touch .pubs
[01:03] <Pies> greg3000: can you pastebin your ~/.bashrc ?
[01:04] <hilarie> ubuntu 10.10> Video Files from multiple places and stuff are giving me audio, but no video, first trouble shooting step would be?
[01:04] <greg3000> Pies: yes, coming up
[01:05] <bastidrazor> greg3000: you can copy a default bashrc from /etc/bash.bashrc  .. cp /etc/bash.bashrc ~/.bashrc
[01:05] <bastidrazor> greg3000: then type source ~/.bashrc
[01:05] <greg3000> bastidrazor: thanks I'll give it a shot
[01:05] <bastidrazor> greg3000: that should get you back to where you need to be.
[01:05] <Pies> syrinx_: su have # not $
[01:06] <syrinx_> ;-)
[01:07] <aazert> now i got this : http://paste.ubuntu.com/574231/ Pies
[01:08] <greg3000> bastidrazor: is there another command for "source"?
[01:08] <Pies> 02:03:09             Pies | and same for second key
[01:09] <bastidrazor> greg3000: ./.bashrc
[01:09] <greg3000> bastidrazor: ok
[01:09] <Pies> aazert: so do same for second key ;)
[01:09] <Pies> error dialog says "Permissions 0644 for '/etc/ssh/ssh_host_dsa_key' are too open."
[01:09] <Pies> and proper Permissions are 600
[01:10] <aazert> ok
[01:10] <traceback0>  do you reload apparmor on 10.04?
[01:10] <traceback0> how do you*
[01:11] <bastidrazor> traceback0: have you tried 'sudo service apparmor restart'
[01:11] <traceback0> I have not
[01:11] <traceback0> apparmor: unrecognized service
[01:12] <aazert> perfect Mister Pies
[01:12] <aazert> working fine now thanks a lot
[01:12] <Pies> np
[01:13] <Pies> think why you had bad permissions
[01:13] <bastidrazor> traceback0: replace restart with stop then start
[01:13] <aazert> thank you very much
[01:13] <aazert> but it was me i change permission
[01:13] <traceback0> bastidrazor: it can't even recognize the service, why would that help?
[01:13] <aazert> and mistake i thing i done chmod -R
[01:13] <Pies> hah
[01:14] <Pies> you should be careful with sudo ;)
[01:14] <aazert> thanks a lot
[01:14] <bastidrazor> traceback0: are you sure you're typing it correctly? apparmor 'is' a service
[01:14] <Pies> but if you know what was reason, then kay
[01:14] <aazert> yes next sure
[01:14] <Pies> okay
[01:14] <aazert> bye
[01:14] <Pies> yup, bye
[01:14] <traceback0> bastidrazor: yes? service apparmor start
[01:16] <bastidrazor> traceback0: no idea then. apparmor is a service unless you've made changes somewhere that prevents it from loading the module.
[01:20] <nsd> Anyone know how I can get my Qt programs to use the oxygen theme when I'm running gnome/fvwm? If it's as simple as a daemon I have to run, I can just add that to my fvwm config.
[01:20] <cainus> hey all... this isn't necessarily an ubuntu question, but I thought you guys might know: I have a server program that accepts connections on port 80.  it runs fine on one machine when running with sudo, yet doesn't work fine on another running as root... is there some security issue involved?  both machines are ubuntu...
[01:21] <harisund> Anybody knows how to add the "Places" and "System" menu under the Applications menu itself, and remove the name "Applications"? I want the Ubuntu logo like the Start menu in Windows
[01:22] <greg3000> Familiar with IPTABLES in redhat, with the /etc/sysconfig/iptables file -- do we have similar with debian/ubuntu?
[01:22] <bastidrazor> harisund: right click the panel > add to panel > then add Main Menu
[01:22] <harisund> bastidrazor: ok you are a genius. Thank you so much !
[01:22] <bastidrazor> harisund: i use it the same way. you're welcome.
[01:24] <oscar> hi everyone
[01:24] <oscar> I need help with the battery tray icon for Maverick!!! please??
[01:25] <wn1zid> itaylor57-   found it, for those using 10.10 sun java install here:  http://www.liberiangeek.net/2010/09/install-sun-java-runtime-environment-jre-ubuntu-10-10-maverick-meerkat/  thanks for your time.
[01:25] <greg3000> Just checking for a second opinion before following the instructions in this link: http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=4599886&postcount=15  it's to configure iptables and have the rules applied during network interface initialization
[01:26] <crimsonmane> Hello. is this the replacement for irc.freenode.net ?
[01:26] <bastidrazor> crimsonmane: this is a channel on the freenode network.
[01:27] <oscar> can someone help me?? i have problems with the battery tray icon in ubuntu 10.10!!
[01:27] <crimsonmane> alright thank you bastidrazor. i could not get irc.freenode.net to load in my browser anymore so am coming in through pidgin.
[01:27] <Starminn> !ask | oscar
[01:28] <nsd> greg3000: I set up iptables as an upstart job / init script, works pretty well
[01:28] <nsd> greg3000: gimme a sec and I can get you a copy of my configs
[01:29] <harisund> bastidrazor: I figured you would be the best person to ask, is there anyway to replicate the "most recently used applications" of Windows 7, or shall I just setup shortcuts myself in that menu you pointed me towards?
[01:29] <oscar> My battery tray icon doesn't show the charge of my battery when I place the mouse over it, and when i left click it, it says "estimating" (Estimando, I'm using a spanish version)... does anyone know how to fix that? the battery tray works fine in xfce but i preffer gnome...
[01:30] <Jef91|Gaming> Anyone know if there is a ppa that brings thunar 1.3 to ubuntu 10.04?
[01:30] <ALexander_> Can somebody please help me?
[01:30] <syrinx_> oscar: is it plugged into the wall or are you on battery now/
[01:30] <ALexander_> I think the boot loader is broken.
[01:30] <ALexander_> When ever I click Ubuntu in the boot loader, my pc restarts.
[01:31] <oscar> im on battery now
[01:31] <ALexander_> [20:30] <ALexander_> When ever I click Ubuntu in the boot loader, my pc restarts
[01:31] <ChogyDan> Jef91|Gaming: is thunar 1.3 yet in natty even?
[01:31] <bastidrazor> harisund: that i don't know about.
[01:31] <ALexander_> [20:30] <ALexander_> When ever I click Ubuntu in the boot loader, my pc restarts
[01:31] <Logan_WP> !info thunar | ChogyDan
[01:31] <ALexander_> oops sorry
[01:31] <Jef91|Gaming> No it's not ChogyDan - thats why I'm asking
[01:31] <oscar> sorry if i delay my answer, but im trying to find the solutions on forums..
[01:33] <nsd> greg3000: http://home.comcast.net/~chet102103/scripts/iptables_2011_03_01.tgz
[01:33] <crimsonmane> oscar: i seem to recall that issue on my netbook. if the settings were to show the battery power "only when using battery power" then it malfunctions, but if you have it on "always show" then it was fine. again this was my netbook.
[01:33] <bastidrazor> harisund: for frequently used applications i just drag the icon onto the top panel. i also have cairo-dock replacing my bottom panel
[01:33] <oscar> crimsonmane: should i restart after i change the settings? because i did and nothing changed
[01:34] <crimsonmane> oscar: yes.
[01:34] <crimsonmane> but no promises
[01:34] <crimsonmane> my netbook was finiky
[01:34] <nsd> greg3000: don't use the install script I wrote, it's buggy (I forget what I did wrong). Also, use the instructions for the upstart job / init script, not the links
[01:34] <oscar> non taken... thanks!
[01:34] <nsd> greg3000: skip the part that says "If you want to use the init script system" but do copy the init script (obviously)
[01:36] <harisund> bastidrazor: Thanks and one last question. Can I setup Windows key to open that menu?
[01:36] <parabyte> i see i need to buy a licence from sco
[01:36] <ChogyDan> Jef91|Gaming: I don't see it, but I think if there was, you would find it here: https://launchpad.net/~xubuntu-dev
[01:36] <parabyte> are all you guys running illegal copies of linux?
[01:36] <root> kay Virtual packages like 'alacarte' can't be removed
[01:36] <crimsonmane> oscar did it work?
[01:36] <root> what do i do?
[01:37] <Jef91|Gaming> Yea... Building the .deb myself
[01:37] <oscar> crimsonmane no it didnt :(
[01:37] <Jef91|Gaming> Was hoping to avoid having to do so
[01:37] <ugh123> well?
[01:37] <ugh123> im trying to remove apache :(
[01:37] <Starminn> HEy, guys... Umm.... Ubuntu keeps losing and finding my graphics drivers and it's quite annoying.
[01:37] <ugh123> but i get Virtual packages like 'alacarte' can't be removed
[01:37] <ChogyDan> ugh123: can you pastebin the error message?
[01:38] <bastidrazor> harisund: it is Alt + F1 already.
[01:38] <ugh123> pastebin?
[01:38] <ugh123> like copy paste into chat?
[01:38] <ChogyDan> !paste | ugh123
[01:38] <crimsonmane> !pastebin
[01:38] <Starminn> Right now all my apps got kicked back to Workspace 1, COmpiz isn't working, I have the plain Metacity window borders (so Emerald isn't working), and I'm not quite sure what to do.
[01:38] <oscar> hey guuys: my battery tray icon doesnt show how much charge the battery has when i place the cursor over it, and when i left click the icon it says it's estimating... all the time... can anyone help???
[01:39] <crimsonmane> oscar: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1601974
[01:39] <ugh123> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/574237/
[01:39] <bastidrazor> harisund: System > Preferences > Keyboard Shortcuts > Desktop > Show the panel's main menu > you can change it here
[01:39] <ugh123> im an advanced user, so dont bother skipping the geeky stuff.
[01:40] <ugh123> and yea, im in root for a reason .
[01:40] <BlkSvr> there :P
[01:40] <ChogyDan> ugh123: I think that just means alacarte is not installed
[01:40] <BlkSvr> It is installed
[01:41] <ChogyDan> BlkSvr: what does apt-cache policy alacarte say?
[01:42] <BlkSvr> i stand corrected
[01:42] <BlkSvr> root@root:~# sudo apt-cache policy alacarte
[01:42] <BlkSvr> alacarte:
[01:42] <BlkSvr>   Installed: (none)
[01:42] <BlkSvr>   Candidate: (none)
[01:42] <FloodBot3> BlkSvr: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:42] <BlkSvr>   Version table:
[01:42] <BlkSvr> >.<
[01:43] <ChogyDan> BlkSvr: I believe virtual means that it is provided by another package, fwiw
[01:43] <BlkSvr> so how do i get rid of it?
[01:43] <ChogyDan> BlkSvr: because you want to remove apache?  can you pastebin the error you get for that?
[01:43] <BlkSvr> brb in 5 kay?
[01:43] <BlkSvr> and i alredy did
[01:43] <BlkSvr> its the same as alecrte
[01:44] <ChogyDan> BlkSvr: I see two attempts to remove alacarte, but let me know when you are back
[01:45] <A|i3N> HEY i got a weird question.  I mean yea I want a virtual machine but I want to load my existing O/S with it, which sounds retarded but i might need a file and don't want to reboot or something lol
[01:47] <dandaman> is there a way to make my back audio jacks disable automatically when i plug into my front audio jack?
[01:47] <BlkSvr> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/574239/
[01:47] <BlkSvr> see same thing
[01:48] <dandaman> or is there software that lets me control jacks?
[01:48] <ChogyDan> BlkSvr: apache is actually apache2-server or something, try tab completion
[01:49] <vacho> anyone here use webmin?
[01:49] <crimsonmane> When my computer sits idle for roughly 15 minutes my WUSB refuses to function until a restart. I've moved screensaver and power management to 2 hours to make sure that going idle into those modes wasnt causing it. Is there a fix that i cannot find online, or perhaps a way i can reboot the WUSB itself without rebooting the computer? i would rather just have it work as intended but whatever help anyone offers would be ... helpful.
[01:49] <miketomdool> A|i3n http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=769883
[01:49] <Starminn> dandaman: I just found something in my Applications list I never saw before (probably installed with somehting else) called "JACK Audio Connection Kit" that may be worth a try?
[01:49] <BlkSvr> ChogyDan, thats why im using purge not remove, purge reads it as sudo apt-get remove apache*
[01:49] <Starminn> dandaman: I know nothing about it though and even if I did I know nothing about jacks either so... ;)
[01:49] <itaylor57> !webmin | vacho
[01:49] <A|i3N> *L@@ks*
[01:49] <BlkSvr> wait
[01:49] <BlkSvr> GOT IT!
[01:50] <vacho> itaylor57: thank you sir'e
[01:50] <BlkSvr> apt-get purge apache*
[01:50] <xxd_> hello
[01:50] <BlkSvr> ChogyDan,  thanks!
[01:50] <drag0nz> hey guys, is there a way to see which folders i have shared with my network?
[01:50] <BlkSvr> Ill stay in channel incase i get more bs from this
[01:50] <ChogyDan> BlkSvr: erm, well, just a warning, sometimes the * goes crazy with apt-get
[01:51] <A|i3N> Hm, interesting, wonder if this works for 7'
[01:51] <BlkSvr> ChogyDan, i know i know, ive been using linux since the days of 1.6 ... just ubuntu is a whole new world for me
[01:51] <Starminn> Where can I go to get help with TuxGuitar?
[01:51] <miketomdool> it should...
[01:52] <matcouto> Does anybody know how to make LXDE keep the last wallpaper set on the new sessions?
[01:52] <BlkSvr> well actually i started on a 1.6, it wasent in the "days of 1.6" it was just a distro that was long since abandoned.
[01:52] <BlkSvr> ive been using linux since i was 13, and im 16.6 now :P more accurate.
[01:53] <BlkSvr> dang it!
[01:53] <BlkSvr> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/574243/
[01:53] <crimsonmane> When my computer sits idle for roughly 15 minutes my WUSB refuses to function until a restart. I've moved screensaver and power management to 2 hours to make sure that going idle into those modes wasnt causing it. Is there a fix that i cannot find online, or perhaps a way i can reboot the WUSB itself without rebooting the computer? i would rather just have it work as intended but whatever help anyone offers would be ... helpful.
[01:54] <BlkSvr> same error
[01:54] <ChogyDan> BlkSvr: I take it you don't mean linux kernel 1.6  :)  cause that is a long time ago
[01:54] <BlkSvr> ChogyDan, no i mean kernel 1.6 was on my first distro.
[01:54] <drc> BlkSvr: old flavors, huh? Yggdrasil or SLS ?
[01:54] <A|i3N> I might try this and get back to you Miketomdool. hehe. Hope it doesn't mess native boot up if i do.
[01:55] <BlkSvr> drc, BK
[01:55] <crimsonmane> When my computer sits idle for roughly 15 minutes my WUSB refuses to function until a restart. I've moved screensaver and power management to 2 hours to make sure that going idle into those modes wasnt causing it. Is there a fix that i cannot find online, or perhaps a way i can reboot the WUSB itself without rebooting the computer? i would rather just have it work as intended but whatever help anyone offers would be ... helpful.
[01:56] <ChogyDan> BlkSvr: ok, that's well before me.  Anyway, still, virtual package just means that there isn't a package with that name, and other packages provide it.  You need to select the right name.  See dpkg -l | grep apache
[01:56] <drc> BlkSvr: hmmm...don't remember that one (they say the memory is the second thing to go)
[01:57] <Jonii> I wonder how the flash problem(flash crashing occasionally when closing windows or firefox tabs) was suddenly fixed
[01:57] <BlkSvr> sorry would you say that last thing again? i got disconnected.
[01:58] <ahaziah77> hello, i have a skype question
[01:58] <ChogyDan> crimsonmane: is this a card supported by linux?  I would try linux-backports-modules
[01:58] <ahaziah77> does anyone know if there is a way to play the skype games on ubuntu?
[01:58] <ChogyDan> BlkSvr: ok, that's well before me.  Anyway, virtual package just means that there isn't a package with that name, and other packages provide it.  You need to find the right name.  See dpkg -l | grep apache
[01:58] <crimsonmane> chogydan: yeah its on the list of supported hardware, although this problem has existed for years. i will look up what you said. i don't know what that really is.
[01:58] <Starminn> In an applications (TuxGuitar) sound is not being outputted.
[01:59] <ChogyDan> crimsonmane: lucid or maverick?
[01:59] <BlkSvr> thanks :) , oh and drc: bk is a pourtugese installation, got it from a exchange student who bricked his labtop
[01:59] <crimsonmane> maverick. the problem has existed since the dawn of time tho
[01:59] <BlkSvr> drc: was banian kaumba or somthing like that
[01:59] <ahaziah77> ?????
[02:00] <ChogyDan> crimsonmane: maybe it is hardware, but the lbm install should be something like: sudo apt-get install linux-backports-modules-wireless-maverick-generic
[02:00] <drc> BlkSvr: ah...
[02:00] <ersyah> a
[02:00] <crimsonmane> what is "lbm" ?
[02:00] <Starminn> In an application (TucGuitar), there is no sound being outputted, although sound has worked beautifully for all other apps. Anybody have any usggestions for fixes?
[02:01] <ChogyDan> Starminn: try running it from the command line, see if you get any errors
[02:01] <BlkSvr> know whats really cool? If you take out a harddisk used by windows, you can see the fragmentation as darkspots where data is in random spots :P
[02:01] <BlkSvr> but if you take out a ubuntu harddisk ... its all kinda centered, minimal frags :P
[02:02] <ahaziah77> can someone help?
[02:02] <Starminn> ChogyDan: /dev/sequencer: No such file or directory. Okay, well that probably isn't good.
[02:02] <bezao> how can i list all users created on my ubuntu? (command line)
[02:03] <Starminn> ChogyDan: I'll try Removing then Installing again first before we try anything weird. ;)
[02:03] <pension> cat /etc/passwd
[02:03] <BlkSvr> ii  libbatik-java 1.7.ubuntu-4ubuntu1 xml.apache.org SVG Library
[02:03] <BlkSvr> thats what i got from dpkg -l | grep apache
[02:03] <Labladore> arkadaslar merhaba..
[02:03] <Starminn> ahaziah77: Ask again, all on one line, and maybe somebody else can answer.
[02:04] <ahaziah77> is there any way to run the skype applications, like playing games on ubuntu, all i have is the video?
[02:04] <ChogyDan> BlkSvr: I don't think apache is installed then.  Here is mine:  http://pastebin.com/YpFuPHrN
[02:04] <ClankBot> CLANK OUT
[02:04] <BlkSvr> ahaziah77, thats just cus skype hasent been updated for linux in ages. cus they hates us.
[02:04] <BlkSvr> !pastebin
[02:04] <ahaziah77> BlkSvr, k, thats all i was wondering, so i guess it cant be done then?
[02:05] <BlkSvr> thank you ubottu
[02:05] <crimsonmane> ahaziah77: use Wine and the windows version of skype?
[02:05] <ChogyDan> Starminn: I suspect that it is looking for some sort sound support that isn't there.  It might be tough to track down a solution
[02:05] <Starminn> ChogyDan: I know. That's why I wanted to just try Reinstalling it first and crossing my fingers that it accidentally skipped something.
[02:07] <Starminn> ChogyDan: Nope, no luck. ALright, well I give up, I don't need it that bad and I was only trying it to see what it was like.
[02:07] <ClankBot> CLANK IN
[02:07] <Starminn> ChogyDan: Unless you have a really awesome idea off the top of your head, of curse, but other than that it's not worth troubleshooting honestly lol
[02:08] <adminewb> My lucid installation is behaving oddly: at random long intervals, my files seem to acquire emblems no one put there, that can't be removed. Other emblems on these files can be added or removed ok. Thoughts?
[02:08] <ChogyDan> Starminn: yeah, that is one to sort out on launchpad.  The idea I have is something like: http://wwww.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=41601
[02:09] <BlkSvr> ChogyDan, so how do i get rid of this ?
[02:09] <BlkSvr> http://imagebin.org/140705
[02:09] <BlkSvr> oh and i midaswell tell you what im doin, im using Gnacktrack, installing it, then installin ubuntu and linux mint meta packages over it. and yea.... ive done this before.
[02:10] <Starminn> ChogyDan: Error's still there.
[02:10] <BlkSvr> there all ubuntu derivatives so they should all be applicable.
[02:11] <ChogyDan> BlkSvr: Im not sure what Im looking for
[02:11] <BlkSvr> ChogyDan,  services, see apache is still in there.
[02:11] <agliodbs> anyone know how I map dev8-32 device numbering to device names?  i.e. /dev/sda/?
[02:12] <adminewb> My lucid installation is behaving oddly: at apparently random long intervals, my files&folders seem to acquire emblems no one put there, that can't be removed. Other emblems on these files can be added or removed ok. Thoughts anyone? Ring any bells anyone?
[02:12] <crimsonmane> chogydan: was it you telling me to fetch the backports? if so, or if not, do i now need to reboot to finalize (as am used to with windows) or with linux is it flying already?
[02:12] <ChogyDan> BlkSvr: OH, no idea
[02:13] <ChogyDan> crimsonmane: I actually don't know, but I imagine that you would need to reboot
[02:13] <BlkSvr> ChogyDan: sigh.
[02:14] <lighta> hoi, how can I retrieve a file I just erase ? (e.g lets say I copy a file from a different location on past it on my current directory. Filename was similare and my copy erased my previous file, can I get it back ?)
[02:14] <adminewb> agliodbs, did you want to mknod to fill your /dev directory?
[02:15] <ChogyDan> BlkSvr: that might be something specific to the distro you are using.  I don't have the services menu
[02:16] <BlkSvr> ChogyDan, it is. I asked the dev and he said it was just simple applications.menu editing, he didnt do anything nobody else on ubuntu coudlnt.
[02:16] <agliodbs> adminewb: no, just trying to interpret SAR output
[02:16] <Starminn> lighta: I don't have a suggestion, but a better way to ask this (just so it's more in plain-English) is "How do I retrieve a file that was overwritten?" (BEcause what you're talking about is overwriting it sounds, so just use "overwritten" instead of the long example lol)
[02:16] <parkaboy> anybody having problems installing programs from Software Center: xchat and a couple of other things today said coming from "Unauthorized sources" then didn't install, but terminal install worked fine
[02:16] <BlkSvr> ChogyDan, infact the dev half-made everything here.... its rather annoyin. This distro still reads as ubuntu to grub2, that should tell you how much work he put into it lmao.
[02:17] <Starminn> !recover | lighta (See if any of these help, although I'm not sure if it applies to being overwritten)
[02:17] <ChogyDan> BlkSvr: you can just rightclick the menu and edit out those entries
[02:17] <EmuAlert> I can't figure out how to get crontab to work. I'm trying to get my file to run every minute (for easy testing), but my line from crontab -e, '* * * * * /home/brian/launchstuff', doesn't do anything. /home/brian/launchstuff does work straight from the terminal, so that's not the problem
[02:17] <lighta> thx Starminn =) hehe exemple was clear
[02:17] <DrMax> last update broke my nfs:  dmsg has message "svc: failed to register lockdv1 RPC service (errno 97)"
[02:17] <DrMax> how do I fix that ?
[02:18] <BlkSvr> ChogyDan,  if they were a grey ? , i would .... but theres an icon, which means some installation is left over
[02:18] <BlkSvr> see
[02:18] <bo> hey so how does one exit busybox and resume normal boot?
[02:18] <UBuxuBU> join #antivirus
[02:18] <BlkSvr> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/574252/
[02:19] <Rhamphoryncus> I have ubuntu 10.04 booted on my old harddrive and just bought a new drive.  I'd like to do a clean install of 10.10 on the new drives.  What's the easiest method to do that?
[02:19] <BlkSvr> those were whats left when i ran apt-get purge apache*
[02:19] <quizme> i have a directory named "-p" (without the double quotes).  How do I rmdir it ?
[02:19] <BlkSvr> Rhamphoryncus, download the new install, put it on a flash drive , and install to the new system.
[02:19] <devcorkvince> Rhamphoryncus: just make the new drive primary
[02:19] <Rhamphoryncus> BlkSvr: don't have one handy :/
[02:20] <Starminn> quizme: You could try putting it between quotes or single-quotes. Basically, anything that tells Bash "This is a single string"
[02:20] <BlkSvr> Rhamphoryncus a dvd or a dc will do ?
[02:20] <BlkSvr> cd*
[02:20] <quizme> starminn: i tried that
[02:20] <Starminn> quizme: A better place to ask if that doesn't work is in #bash
[02:20] <Starminn> quizme: Eh, ask in #bash then. They're the channel for that.
[02:20] <quizme> starminn: thanks
[02:20] <Rhamphoryncus> BlkSvr: seems wasteful but also seems like the most reliable solution.  The wiki FromLinux page has instructions to avoid it, but it also looks to avoid 75% of the installer and the autoconfiguration that comes with it
[02:21] <Ampelbein> BlkSvr: btw, apt-get uses regexp so you want to be using 'apt-get purge apache.*'
[02:21] <adminewb> agliodbs: sar system monitor?
[02:21] <Starminn> IS there a way to make a PortablLinux of Maverick? PortableLinux seems to only support up to Jaunty
[02:21] <BlkSvr> Ampelbein, thanks, ugh not used to ubuntu, i wish i could go back to a pure cli installation.... but i need the hacker tools ... ugh.
[02:22] <Rhamphoryncus> hmm barely have enough free space to download the image ;)
[02:22] <adminewb> Lucid is behaving oddly: at random long intervals, my files&folders acquire emblems for no apparent reason, that can't be removed. Other emblems on these can be added/removed ok. Ring any bells anyone?
[02:22] <Ampelbein> BlkSvr: your system looks severely broken to me (reading through backlog) and you would have it reinstalled faster than the "fixing" you are currently doing.
[02:23] <Fosten> anyone had any luck getting vlc to capture rawdv in ubuntu without dvgrab?
[02:23] <bo_kane> hey so does anyone know how to get out of busybox in ubuntu/xubuntu/kubuntu??
[02:23] <BlkSvr> Ampelbein, its not broken , its just not uninstalling stuff. And this isnt ubuntu. its a ubuntu offshoot made for pen-testing. I plan to strip it down package by package
[02:24] <BlkSvr> Ampelbein, till its just the pentest tools and bassic system utilities
[02:24] <bo_kane> which flavor are you talking about??
[02:24] <Ampelbein> BlkSvr: why not go the other way round and use debootstrap to install a minimal system and go from there?
[02:24] <Ampelbein> BlkSvr: seems way easier than what you are doing now.
[02:24] <BlkSvr> Ampelbein, cus the dev didnt put that option in.
[02:25] <bo_kane> what OS are you talking about BlkSvr and Ampelbein?
[02:25] <BlkSvr> Ampelbiel: Gnacktrack 5.
[02:25] <bo_kane> interesting
[02:25] <BlkSvr> bo_kane, i tried putting the tools into ubuntu, but this is infact easier (surprisingly)
[02:26] <bo_kane> which is easier?
[02:26] <bo_kane> installing gnacktrack or the tools? clarify :P
[02:26] <bo_kane> ..why not just add a gnacktrack ppa or request such a rep/o
[02:26] <bo_kane> *repo?
[02:26] <BlkSvr> bo_kane: installing gnack, ripping it down to the bassics, then installing ubuntu and linux mint meta packages over it.
[02:27] <bo_kane> oh cool
[02:27] <bo_kane> ..is it nearly identical to backtrack in terms of programs?
[02:27] <BlkSvr> bo_kane: tried it, for some reason half of it dosent install and the half that dose wont go into the gnome menu.
[02:27] <bo_kane> hm
[02:27] <BlkSvr> bo_kane: pretty much, but the dev did a horrible job of it, its only good as a live cd.
[02:28] <bo_kane> yeah thats how most small projects are these days
[02:28] <bo_kane> pushing it out as fast as possible to foster interest in the project
[02:28] <Ampelbein> BlkSvr: your best bet is to ask the developer what he did, because I think this is severely off-topic here in #ubuntu.
[02:28] <BlkSvr> Ampelbien: its all the same as ubuntu as far as what im doing (package management)
[02:28] <adminewb> My lucid installation is behaving oddly: at random long intervals, my files&folders acquire emblems for no apparent reason, that can't be removed. Other emblems on these can be added/removed ok. Ring any bells anyone?
[02:29] <Ampelbein> BlkSvr: just because it uses apt-get doesn't make it the same.
[02:29] <bo_kane> if this were facebook i would "like" that comment haha
[02:29] <BlkSvr> Ampelbien: but using the same version of dpkg as 10.10 , the same synaptic manager, even the same software center dose.
[02:30] <DrMax> last update broke my nfs:  dmsg has message "svc: failed to register lockdv1 RPC service (errno 97)"  How do I fix this?
[02:30] <Ampelbein> BlkSvr: it is still off topic as it isn't a official supported release. noone knows what the developer did when even such simple tasks as deinstalling packages doesn't work anymore.
[02:31] <bo_kane> so anyone know how to fix busybox boot issues?
[02:31] <BlkSvr> Ampelbein: it dose work, ive had simpliar problem on ubuntu itself, apache is a "virtual package" or whatever.
[02:31] <BlkSvr> similar*
[02:31] <ubuntu_> ok ubuntu wouldnt start after i installed along side win7, so I reformatted the drive ubuntu was on, grew it big again for win7, now when I boot I get something that says grub... using ubuntu on cd to get in here to find out what I need to do to remove grub and have my system boot into win7, btw I have no win7 cd...... help
[02:32] <BlkSvr> ubuntu_, grub overwrit your bootloader, if you get rid of it, you wont be able to boot at all.
[02:32] <bo_kane> ive had a couple reboots where ive loaded up into busybox and afterwards cannot get past basic boot scripts on both normal and rescue boots
[02:32] <Ampelbein> BlkSvr: like I said, that's broken. there is no apache package in the official repository.
[02:33] <StevenX> Hi. Can someone tell me how to change my computer's name? The name is too long right now and it takes up a long string when I am using the terminal.
[02:33] <bo_kane> ubuntu_, try using wubi
[02:33] <Starminn> StevenX: http://www.tech-recipes.com/rx/2732/ubuntu_how_to_change_computer_name/
[02:33] <bo_kane> delete your current install or make it smaller then use wubi to reinstall. windows sees it as an uninstallable program
[02:33] <bo_kane> stevenx, google
[02:34] <BlkSvr> Ampelbein, nothing is broken, he used a differant source. As far as i know, changing sources dosent break anything unless your an idiot with it.
[02:34] <StevenX> thanks Starminn
[02:34] <Starminn> !google | bo_kane
[02:34] <ubuntu_> bo_kane: huh?
[02:34] <bytesaber> got an old dos box i added to my network.  it's setup with a nic that supports netbeui.  i'm running the Workgroups add-on for DOS.
[02:34] <bo_kane> okay
[02:34] <bytesaber> can ubuntu run samba supporting netbuei ?
[02:34] <Starminn> bo_kane: Or if you have to be sarcastic, then at least LMGTFY them. ;)
[02:34] <bo_kane> there is this program called wubi
[02:35] <bo_kane> IKNOWRIGHT
[02:35] <bo_kane> i love that
[02:35] <bo_kane> anyways
[02:35] <Jasonn> BlkSvr: He is not saying that it would break something, he is just saying that the packages are not fully, if at all supported by canonical/ubuntu, so we cant provide support - therefore its offtopic
[02:35] <bo_kane> wubi is a program you can use on windows to install ubuntu variants onto your harddrive AS windows programs
[02:35] <bo_kane> so,
[02:35] <exar> DrMax: errno 97 is EAFNOSUPPORT and http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1431118 says you can disable ipv6 to make the message go away
[02:35] <bo_kane> if something goes wrong, you just hop on over to winblow$ and uninstall as you wish
[02:35] <Ampelbein> BlkSvr: different source = not ubuntu anymore = not supported here
[02:36] <BlkSvr> jasonn: but you CAN provide support for your offical package manager, which is not broken or tamperd with, and is simply giving an error it would give with a virtual package from the main repo.
[02:36] <DrMax> exar : hmm thx... so NFS stopped supporting IPv6 suddently?
[02:36] <BlkSvr> if i knew of such a package i would lay it down for you, and with 35 thousand + packages, there probably is one in there.
[02:36] <DrMax> well, rpc/portmap
[02:36] <bo_kane> its also helpful in that you can set the size of the ubuntu install, however, the max is 30gb, which is a bit of a limiting factor but sounds good for you in that you want to keep windows larger
[02:36] <BlkSvr> as such it IS supported by this session.
[02:37] <BlkSvr> NOW. may we stop stalling for time and pushing this off, and put our heads together to help a fellow member of the community.
[02:37] <bo_kane> Was that helpful, ubuntu_ ?
[02:37] <Abhijit> hi
[02:37] <Abhijit> if i installed libreoffice .deb form their website then i will not get automatic updates for it, right?
[02:37] <exar> DrMax: I just did a quick google search of your error message. I don't know what caused the error to start popping up for you. Sorry.
[02:37] <BlkSvr> this should be an issue of what is and isnt yours to help with, this should be the issue of a member in trouble, and as such it is your obligation, nay your duty, to help such a member if you are a person who is inclined to do so.
[02:37] <bo_kane> correct
[02:38] <bo_kane> if you WANT updates, install the ppa as per their instructions
[02:38] <bo_kane> personally, i would add it as they update more often than the ubuntu project
[02:38] <Abhijit> bo_kane, 'whose' instruction? i only found that on omgubuntu.
[02:38] <Starminn> !who | bo_kane
[02:38] <ChogyDan> BlkSvr: I think the virtual message is misleading you.  It just means that it isn't installed.  You are going to have to remove those menu links through a means other than apt-get I think
[02:38] <BlkSvr> now, can we stop pushing off things we dont know about, and learn together about the system we use.
[02:38] <coz_> Abhijit,  probably better to find a PPA for it
[02:38] <DrMax> exar : last kernel upgrade
[02:38] <Abhijit> coz_, yeah okay
[02:38] <coz_> Abhijit,  but as I recall...doing it your way there were update
[02:38] <BlkSvr> ChogyDan, but there is an icon, and experance is telling me that means somthing it providin that icon.
[02:38] <Abhijit> coz_, :-o how?
[02:39] <BlkSvr> Sorry for the horrid typing, got myself all worked up.
[02:39] <bo_kane> Abijit, google "libreoffice ppa"
[02:39] <coz_> Abhijit,   here is a ppa  I believe that is working
[02:39] <Abhijit> !google | bo_kane
[02:39]  * Abhijit is newer!!!
[02:39] <Ampelbein> BlkSvr: then use 'dpkg -S <filename>' to find out what package it belongs to
[02:39] <Abhijit> :P
[02:39] <Jasonn> BlkSvr: you are getting the package/update from a third party - its like getting a ford car, getting the motor on the black market, and complaining to ford that it doesnt work
[02:39] <ChogyDan> BlkSvr: you gotta ask the dev how s/he is managing that icon.  S/he may not have used a package
[02:39] <coz_> Abhijit,  I dont recall using the deb from their site and how it updates  but I do recall it updating somehow buts its been a while since I tried again
[02:39] <bo_kane> well i google it for you, abhijit, BlkSvr
[02:39] <bo_kane> oops
[02:39] <bo_kane> http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2010/10/install-libreoffice-ppa-ubuntu/
[02:40] <bo_kane> there you are
[02:40] <Abhijit> bo_kane, no i found it already.
[02:40] <bo_kane> wow...
[02:40] <DrMax> exar : so I'm a bit puzzled since the only thing I did was apt-get update/upgrade, reboot ... I did not change configurations manually
[02:40] <BlkSvr> ChogyDan,  which is lovely because the dev is dead as far as i know. never responds to e-mails.
[02:40] <Abhijit> coz_, ok then i go for ppa
[02:40] <Abhijit> bo_kane, thanks
[02:40] <coz_> Abhijit,  hold on I think there is an "official"  ppa  looking now
[02:40] <bo_kane> no problem
[02:40] <bo_kane> just make sure you do a sudo apt-get update
[02:40] <bo_kane> BEFORE you try to add libreoffice
[02:41] <coz_> Abhijit,    here you go    https://launchpad.net/~libreoffice/+archive/ppa
[02:41] <bo_kane> coz_, hes good
[02:41] <Starminn> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LibreOffice
[02:41] <Abhijit> coz_, ok
[02:41] <Abhijit> ok
[02:41] <BlkSvr> Jezz, support teams are worse then warrenties... you change one little thing... "NOT OUR PRODUCT, GO AWAY!" ... >.<
[02:41] <halitus> Hi all can i do a server install from a desktop iso? or just a minimal install and install what i need or remove what i dont etc?
[02:41] <Abhijit> this is my new system and now i cant ctrl shift v - that is paste - to terminal~!
[02:41] <Abhijit> help
[02:42] <bo_kane> halitus, try ubuntu JeOS
[02:42] <bo_kane> its EXTREMELY lightweight, and can easily be run from a virtual box application
[02:42] <Starminn> halitus: http://www.ubuntu.com/server
[02:42] <coz_> Abhijit,   mm that's odd,, this is ubuntu 10.10 ?
[02:42] <BlkSvr> Abhijit, check your keyboard layout
[02:42] <adminewb> Lucid is behaving oddly: at random long intervals, some files&folders acquire emblems for no apparent reason, that can't be removed. Other emblems on these can be added/removed ok. Ring any bells anyone?
[02:42] <Abhijit> coz_, lucidc 6 bit
[02:42] <halitus> the only reason i ask is because my banwidth is low
[02:42] <Abhijit> BlkSvr, its usa
[02:42] <halitus> and dont want to download another iso
[02:42] <bo_kane> abhijit, yaquake and tilda packages allow you to use a key binding to open terminal
[02:42] <BlkSvr> Abhijit, hmm, no idea then.
[02:43] <bo_kane> ah i see, halitus
[02:43] <Abhijit> bo_kane, not to open the terminal, to paste to terminal
[02:43] <coz_> Abhijit,   doest  ctrl+alt  work with other keybindings?
[02:43] <Starminn> halitus Well look at the link I gave you and see what is there and what isn't there compared to Desktop.
[02:43] <Abhijit> BlkSvr, ok
[02:43] <bo_kane> oh abhijit i see
[02:43] <coz_> Abhijit,  rather  shift + ctlr
[02:43] <halitus> Starminn, cheers will do
[02:44] <Starminn> halitus: That way you can use your Desktop .iso and make it exactly like a server
[02:44] <coz_> Abhijit, are you running compiz?
[02:44] <Ampelbein> BlkSvr: pastebin 'dpkg -l apache*' and we can tell you what part of it you still have installed
[02:44] <Abhijit> coz_, i dont done anything. its new system.
[02:44] <Firefishe> I'm running 10.04 Lucid.  I recently set up my wireless to use openDNS on a specific wireless  network.  I deleted all the information, but it still seems to be using openDNS to filter things I don't want filtered.  Is there a way to reset my entire, system-wide resolve.conf  so that it's like a fresh install?
[02:44] <halitus> Starminn, yeah i thought that would be the case but how do i limit what gets installed while im installing it?
[02:44] <Abhijit> :-o
[02:44] <Abhijit> coz_,
[02:44] <Abhijit> coz_, shift ctrl worked!!!!!!!!!!!!
[02:44] <Abhijit> :-)
[02:44] <coz_> Abhijit,   there you go
[02:45] <BlkSvr> Ampelbein: just did that 30 second ago, had to > /root/Desktop/list it. theres alot.
[02:45] <Starminn> halitus: I don't think you can. Maybe the alternate CD? But that'd be another download.
[02:45] <halitus> hmm fair enough ill jsut give it a ago
[02:45] <bo_kane> if its avaialble why not just pay for a server hosted by someone else?
[02:45] <ubuntu_> bo_kane: ima dumbass when it comes to this stuff.. I installed ubuntu along side win7 a week back selecting half my hard drive. ubuntu has never worked, when I would try to select it from the menu I would get kernel panic -- not syncing VFS unable to mount root fs on unknown block 0.0 and tried to figure that out in here... a week later in an attempt to just forget ubuntu, I used gparted to format the drive back to ntfs, then grew it, now I get       grub
[02:45] <ubuntu_>  >     thats it... need to fix mbr, dont have recovery cd so thats my story
[02:45] <Ampelbein> BlkSvr: then do 'dpkg -l apache* | grep ii'
[02:46] <Starminn> halitus: If you can, I'd do that server and you're done inmstantly but if not, just do what you wanted to do.
[02:46] <bo_kane> ah i see
[02:46] <bo_kane> ubuntu_, see if you can delete all ubuntu/grub stuff from inside win7
[02:46] <bo_kane> and if you still want ubuntu use wubi
[02:47] <Ampelbein> BlkSvr: or even better 'dpkg -l *apache* | grep ii'
[02:47] <exar> ubuntu_: if you can get to windows 7, try EasyBCD http://neosmart.net/dl.php?id=1
[02:47] <Starminn> bo_kane: Windows has issues seeing Linunx filesystems. He'd be better off using a LiveCD.
[02:47] <ubuntu_> cant get into win7, thats my problem, using ubuntu live cd to get in here
[02:47] <Mios> I need some help. I am trying to install Ubuntu 10.04 64 bit on an AMD64 computer, yet I don't seem to understand partitioning for it. I do not want to erase my entire hard drive.
[02:47] <BlkSvr> Ampelbein,  you mean grep i right? not ii.
[02:47] <Ampelbein> BlkSvr: no, I mean 'ii'
[02:47] <bo_kane> starminn, it sounds like he needs to remove ubuntu to give priority to win7
[02:47] <BlkSvr> i get nothing/
[02:47] <bo_kane> in which case he can do that via simple win7 partition tools
[02:48] <Mios> I had 32 bit on my desktop, and it's install process was great. I do not know how to partition this one correctly to not screw it up.
[02:48] <Abhijit> bye
[02:48] <BlkSvr> :/ *
[02:48] <bo_kane> if i am understanding properly
[02:48] <Starminn> Mios: For Ubuntu you need an ext* partition mounted at "/" (root) and a 2GB swap.
[02:48] <BlkSvr> Mios: WAIT
[02:49] <Mios> I know this. I dont... *Waits*
[02:49] <Ampelbein> BlkSvr: that means that you don't have anything installed with apache in it's name
[02:49] <bo_kane> Mios: if youre feeling ambitious, you can try zfs ^.^
[02:49] <BlkSvr> mios: whats your ram, make your swap be 2 times the size of your ram.
[02:49] <ChogyDan> ubuntu_: I would just reinstall Ubuntu.  Grub needs a few files on the Ubuntu install to function, and unless you can reinstall the win7 bootloader, you are stuck with grub, eh?
[02:49] <Mios> My RAM is 3 GB. I shall make a 6 gig Swap file.
[02:49] <Mios> And why try zfs?
[02:49] <BlkSvr> Ampelbein: then why did i get such a big list for dpkg -l apache* ?
[02:49] <francesco_> you can use bootrec.exe to restore the mbr
[02:49] <bo_kane> because of its speed
[02:49] <BlkSvr> nvm i got somthing
[02:50] <bo_kane> and its just interesting and cool to mess around with, not to mention geek cred
[02:50] <Ampelbein> BlkSvr: because that also lists uninstalled, but available packages
[02:50] <BlkSvr> but only when i used i
[02:50] <BlkSvr> not ii
[02:50] <exar> Mios: do you want to overwrite the 32-bit Ubuntu installation with the 64-bit Ubuntu installation?
[02:50] <Mios> Geek cred or compatibility.
[02:50] <Mios> Do want the latter.
[02:50] <bo_kane> Mios: sounds like its gonna be a reinstall then
[02:50] <Mios> I just got this laptop, which is 64 bit. The 32 bit is on my desktop. I do not want to overwrite Windows 7.
[02:50] <BlkSvr> Ampelbein: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/574260/
[02:50] <nichos> hi all, im trying to boot my system using the amd64 10.10 disc, when i boot it says "can not mount /dev/loop0" and drops me to busy box. I've tried setting the HD to ACHI, raid and ide, all the same results'\
[02:50] <Lanh> Hi, I wonder if someone can point me in the direction of a fix, "passwords and encryption keys" isn't opening when I click it from the preferences menu in Ubuntu 10.10, and I can't figure out why. Any ideas?
[02:50] <bo_kane> i dont think you can just upgrade from 32 to 64
[02:51] <Firefishe> How do I reset my DNS servers to use whatever the ISP I'm on is using?  I want to stop using openDNS.
[02:51] <bo_kane> gotta run
[02:51] <bo_kane> bye all
[02:51] <Mios> I know it's a reinstall, I just got this laptop... 7 hours and 30 minutes ago.
[02:51] <Ampelbein> BlkSvr: that's a list of packages that are not installed.
[02:51] <alisalaah> Firefishe, usually if you remove opendns and just leave it on default it will use that
[02:51] <alisalaah> Firefishe, opendns may be setup from the router not just on the comp
[02:52] <ChogyDan> Firefishe: how did you install it?
[02:52] <BlkSvr> Ampelbein: Hmm looks like my gut is wrong ill gedit the .desktop file to see wheres it calling the shots from
[02:52] <exar> if you are using the Ubuntu installer, you should be able to have it automatically resize your windows 7 partition on the new laptop with a pretty slick GUI
[02:52] <blkdg> hi, i am using ubuntu 10.10 , latest patches applied. when i connect a sansa clip player, RHYTHMBOX sees it , and i can eject it from there. Why doesn't it show up on my desktop like when i plug in a lacie drive, or a sd card ?
[02:52] <Mios> I am using the Installer. The GUI seems to be replaced with a "HEY! YOU NEED SKILLZ TO DO THIS!" for this one.
[02:52] <Ampelbein> BlkSvr: read up on 'man dpkg-query' to find out why you want ii.
[02:52] <nichos> Did i download the wrong version??
[02:52] <Mios> I, however, do not remember my skillz to do that.
[02:52] <Firefishe> alisalaah: That might explain why I can't get to certain sites, but I seem to remember I was able to get to them before I started using the openDNS name server addresses.  The thing is, I've deleted everything from all files previously changed.
[02:52] <Mios> The z is unnecessary, I know.
[02:53] <exar> Mios: well even if you have to manually partition, the process is not that hairy
[02:53] <alisalaah> Firefishe, check your router's dns settings
[02:53] <BlkSvr> Ampelbein: Mabey later, gotta get this system running tonight. If i dont , tommorow all hell breaks lose.
[02:53] <alisalaah> usually <IP_ADDRESS> or 0.1
[02:53] <Firefishe> alisalaah: This is a public wi-fi area.
[02:53] <Mios> Hooray, I just noticed GParted.
[02:53] <alisalaah> Do they use OpenDNS?
[02:53] <Firefishe> alisalaah: I don't know.
[02:53] <alisalaah> or you were abel to on tehir wifi before you chnaged to opendns?
[02:53] <Firefishe> alisalaah: Yes, at least, I believe so.
[02:54] <exar> Mios: but there should be a 3-radio-button list where the options are the equivalent of: 1. Install Ubuntu alongside other operating systems, 2. Blow everything else away, and 3. Manually partition
[02:54] <Mios> Exar, there are two options. Delete Frakkin' Everything, and Specify Partitions Manually.
[02:55] <Firefishe> alisalaah: How can I tell what DNS server is being used on the network right now?
[02:55] <blkdg> if ubuntu automounts devices, would they all appear as icons on the desktop?
[02:55] <BlkSvr> Mios: Then getcha geeky glasses on and read about partitions, your about to learn how computer software devides physical media :)
[02:55] <nichos> hi all, im trying to boot my system using the amd64 10.10 disc, when i boot it says "can not mount /dev/loop0" and drops me to busy box. I've tried setting the HD to ACHI, raid and ide, all the same results'\
[02:55] <alisalaah> Firefishe, http://www.ubuntu-inside.me/2009/05/howto-use-opendns-on-ubuntu.html
[02:55] <alisalaah> Firefishe, that tutorial has some good step by steps
[02:56] <alisalaah> Firefishe, maybe yo ucould try Google DNS servers, but use that ttorial to find it
[02:56] <exar> Mios: weird. well, specify partitions manually. Right-click the biggest the NTFS partition, select change, and change the size of the partition
[02:56] <alisalaah> or leave blank to deaults should use the providers DNS
[02:56] <Mios> Doing so, Exar.
[02:56] <agustinyanu> he
[02:56] <BlkSvr> Okay, time to strip this (inset saucy curse word here)
[02:56] <BlkSvr> insert* well that typo ruined it.
[02:56] <BlkSvr> brb, gotta reboot this and chroot in, time for the fun part.
[02:56] <panfist> if i'm compiling a program that's not in the repos where should i put the source folder
[02:57] <th0r> panfist: it usually goes into /usr/local/src
[02:57] <exar> panfist: ~/CODEZ
[02:57] <blkdg> nichos, just a stab in the dark, but did you check the iso against a md5 ?
[02:57] <Mios> Exar, does Pastebin have an equivalent to an image hosting thing? It seems that I have no ability to resize anything.
[02:57] <blkdg> panfist,  in your home dir.
[02:57] <adminewb> Lucid/GNOME is behaving oddly: at random long intervals, some files&folders acquire emblems for no apparent reason, that can't be removed. Other emblems on these can be added/removed ok. Ring any bells anyone?
[02:58] <Firefishe> alisalaah: Just read it.  I read something similar on openDNS's site.  I've deleted the `prepend ...
[02:58] <Firefishe> blasted fingers ;)
[02:58] <Mios> This would be easier for me if I was able to provide screenshots.
[02:58] <blkdg> panfist, once you've compiled, make, make install (or whatever) you can del the source dir
[02:58] <panfist> blkdg what if the program is a service, why would i put it in my home dir? i know it's just the source, but still
[02:58] <exar> Mios: that must be why the installer didn't have an option to install alongside other operating systems
[02:59] <exar> it had already figured out it couldn't resize the partition
[02:59] <Mios> So I am screwed?
[02:59] <exar> try booting live and using gparted
[02:59] <Mios> I am in live.
[02:59] <blkdg> panfist, get the source, untar it in your home dir, enter the newly made dir, compile, exit the dir rm that dir.
[02:59] <exar> oh
[02:59] <exar> do you have it mounted?
[02:59] <Firefishe> alisalaah: Just read it.  I read something similar on openDNS's site.  I've deleted the `prepend ...' stuff from /etc/dhcp3/dhclient.conf, as well as openDNS's name servers from the wireless account in the lan/wlan manager, so maybe the isp uses it, anyway.
[02:59] <Mios> Nope.
[02:59] <th0r> panfist: if you put it in /usr/local/src you can use it to 'make uninstall' later. Always a good idea to keep the src even after the executable is installed
[03:00] <BlkSvr> yeeehaa, are you ready for it? time to do every Linux haters dream.
[03:00] <panfist> yeah i dont know why people are recommending to put it in home and delete it... i've screwed up too many systems doing crap like that
[03:00] <panfist> thanks th0r
[03:01] <panfist> blkdg i appreciate the suggestions, too
[03:01] <blkdg> panfist, if you can see yourself recompiling for extra compile time features / optimization, then keep the source. it should be small in relation to the binary that you're making
[03:01] <Mios> OH. The largest partition is NTFS, does that make a difference?
[03:01] <Firefishe> alisalaah: There was one step that had me do this:  `cp /etc/resolv.conf /etc/resolv.conf.auto  --  What does that do, exactly?
[03:01] <th0r> panfist: old thinking knows what /usr/local is all about; new thinking (ubuntu) says to keep out of / and do everything in /home
[03:01] <exar> yeah Ubuntu can resize NTFS no problem
[03:01] <panfist> i think make uninstall is the best part and i had no idea that was even possible before
[03:01] <Mios> Merda. I can't figure out what is messed up. D:
[03:01] <exar> panfist: it's not always possible -- it depends on the package
[03:02] <Firefishe> exar: I'd also have 'em defrag the NTFS side before having gparted resize it, too.
[03:02] <panfist> yeah i guess the package would have to implement an uninstall script
[03:02] <exar> yes that is safer, Firefishe
[03:02] <Mios> Firefishe, I got the system 7 hours ago, there is very little to defrag.
[03:02] <exar> panfist: just an uninstall target in the Makefile usually, but some don't
[03:02] <Firefishe> Mios:  @ yer pleasure, and/or risk, then, brotha! ;) hee
[03:03] <blkdg> panfist, there's nothing you can screw up by rm'ing a source dir. think about it, worst case, you use more bandwith and get it again. /home is the safest place to compile
[03:04] <exar> Mios: if you exit the installer and make sure the NTFS partition is not mounted (disk utility or just type mount at a prompt) you can see if gparted will let you resize it
[03:04] <Mios> Alright.
[03:05] <panfist> blkdg: maybe i'm not a typical ubuntu user; i don't want to be safe, i want to learn as much as i can about system administration.
[03:05] <Firefishe> brb
[03:05] <panfist> i'm doing this with the objective of learning how to manage a multiuser multihost environment
[03:06] <exar> Mios: disclaimer: I'm not an op or official Ubuntu support or anything. I've been in this channel for about an hour. I came here to ask a question about bridging wireless networks, but at this point I don't think this is the right place for it.
[03:07] <Mios> Yeah, I've been disappointed by Ubuntu support before, but I figure it's the best place. Trolls in the tubes can screw up your system when you are trying to install stuff.
[03:07] <blkdg> panfist, linux users are inherently safe. ubuntu users are linux users ...
[03:08] <milamber> Mios: what is the issue?
[03:08] <milamber> !screenshot | Mios
[03:09] <Mios> It won't let me partition my main drive to install Ubuntu 10.10 64 bit.
[03:09] <milamber> Mios: are you running a live cd?
[03:09] <Mios> Yes.
[03:09] <panfist> blkdg: if you were going to install a program that's a service that could potentially be accessed by many users and hosts...
[03:09] <panfist> you would seriously untar to home, install and delete the source?
[03:10] <milamber> Mios: are you trying to dual boot?
[03:10] <cmol> hai all
[03:10] <cmol> am need you help.
[03:10] <Hilikus> j
[03:10] <Mios> milamber: Ye.s
[03:10] <Mios> Yes.*
[03:10] <linuxtech> Anyone have issues with the security issued kernek install?   linux-image-2.6.32-29-generic-pae appears to have some debconf/perl issue. http://paste.ubuntu.com/574261/plain/
[03:10] <milamber> Mios: are you following the tutorial?
[03:10] <cmol> am have used microsoft visio on my windows, but what tool like visio on ubuntu 10.10 any body  can help me...
[03:10] <cmol> am have used microsoft visio on my windows, but what tool like visio on ubuntu 10.10 any body  can help me...
[03:10] <Mios> No. I've installed Linux 12 times since my 13th birthday.
[03:11] <Mios> Should I be following it?
[03:11] <blkdg> panfist, yes
[03:11] <Firefishe> back
[03:11] <milamber> Mios: when all else fails . . .
[03:11] <milamber> !dualboot
[03:11] <afman> Hey if you want a program to run as an root from the GUI menu how do you go about getting Ubuntu to do that? IE if I want to run soemthing like wireshark without having to open up terminal how would that work?
[03:12] <exar> Mios: try rebooting and run the installer directly instead of live
[03:12] <Mios> milamber:  http://imagebin.org/140711
[03:12] <exar> see if the friendly resize option shows up
[03:12] <panfist> blkdg: well you're going to have to do more to convince me than just say '/home is the safest place to compile'
[03:12] <milamber> Mios: brb
[03:13] <duongthaiha> Mios:  r u trying to dual boot ??
[03:13] <blkdg> panfist, think about it: grab x.tar.gz, un tar it, enter x, read the README, probabbly do a make , make install, then once it's compiled and installed, I would DELETE  the source.  why on earth would i keep it???
[03:13] <Mios> duongthaiha: Yes.
[03:13] <exar> Mios: hehe that looks bad
[03:13] <exar> Mios: does your partition have some kind of transparent encryption?
[03:13] <Mios> I don't know. I have 7 on that one.
[03:13] <duongthaiha> Mios: how many partion in the harddrive that you have
[03:13] <Firefishe> what would happen if I manually delete /etc/resolv.conf and /etc/resolv.conf.auto ?
[03:13] <Mios> 4.
[03:14] <exar> duongthaiha: Mios posted a screenshot
[03:14] <duongthaiha> Mios: ohh can you use automatic partition
[03:14] <Mios> No I can not duongthaiha
[03:14] <duongthaiha> exar: sorry just join the forum
[03:14] <duongthaiha> Mios: do you need all 4 partition?
[03:14] <panfist> blkdg: because space is probably the cheapest resource in your computer? why not keep it?
[03:15] <blkdg> panfist, one other thing, compiling a 'service' is the same as compiling an app. the make will dictate where things go unless there are compile time flags which let you over ride.
[03:15] <Mios> I most likely do not, duongthaiha
[03:15] <dingo> why cant i reboot properly ? right now i am using the live disk to access this because i cant access my computer any other way ... every time i attempt to reboot my system with ubuntu 10.10 installed it takes me to a grey config screen with a blue background and it asks me to select a language ... but it wont accept any key commands ... therefore i open my cd tray (from the tower) place this disk in the tray close and shutdown ... then i wait and turn it
[03:15] <dingo>  back on and it will let me reinstall but when i go to reboot later on (after the install) i have to go through the process all over again ... i am very tired of reinstalling so many times and i just want it to be fixed
[03:15] <blkdg> panfist, so you want to mirror every version / revision of said package?
[03:15] <duongthaiha> Mios: you have a very small ntfs sda3
[03:15] <cmol> am have used microsoft visio on my windows, but what tool like visio on ubuntu 10.10 any body  can help me...
[03:16] <duongthaiha> Mios: if you dont use them then delete it
[03:16] <Mios> Alright
[03:16] <exar> I would be wary of that
[03:16] <duongthaiha> Mios: make sure you check if you need anything in that partition
[03:16] <panfist> blkdg: well, it depends on the package how much i would keep, but if it's huge than re-downloading can be a pain too...i like to collect things
[03:16] <exar> those partitions could be being usedby the laptop manufacturer for restore or backup
[03:16] <Mios> I plan to check
[03:17] <duongthaiha> exar: if that was used oem then normally it at the beginning the the harddrive
[03:17] <panfist> blkdg: but you are right, service or app it really doesn't matter for the source...
[03:17] <duongthaiha> exar: sda3 is somewhere at the middle which is a strange thing to have anyway
[03:17] <blkdg> panfist, so then apply the same rule you just stated to where the compile occurs
[03:17] <blkdg> panfist, /home ...
[03:18] <exar> if you boot into windows to check, look at the administrative tools / computer management / disk management to see wtf is going on with your main windows partition
[03:18] <exar> if it's encrypted or compressed or something
[03:18] <Mios> SDA3 is my recovery partition.
[03:18] <panfist> blkdg: i just think for a multi user system, if i was going to keep it at all, why my own home dir...
[03:18] <Firefishe> Mios:  You could always wipe the entire drive, repartition manually an NTFS side and a ext4 (or what-have-you) side, then install ubuntu and then windows to their specific locations manually.
[03:19] <Mios> Do not want to get rid of that.
[03:19] <duongthaiha> Mios:  okie no problem can you give us a better screen of your harddrive
[03:19] <exar> Firefishe: if this is a newer laptop, it can be a pain to get the drivers right for Windows
[03:20] <blkdg> panfist, i would hazard a guess and say most people might keep kernel source, and that's seriously about it.
[03:20] <milamber> Mios: how's the manual working out?
[03:20] <Firefishe> exar:  Well, if MIos's laptop came with a driver-recovery cd, there you go ;)
[03:20] <exar> the manufacturer-installed operating system is usually filled with bloatware but the drivers are all the correct versions installed in the correct order
[03:20] <exar> yeah I'm just saying it can be a crap shoot
[03:20] <blkdg> panfist, how multiuser ready is ubuntu?
[03:20] <duongthaiha> Mios: I had the similar problem when i install my ubuntu. I have to use gpartition to shink some space
[03:20] <th0r> panfist: in a multiuser system there are often several admins with access to the system. They would all have access to /usr/local, but would not have access to each other's /home
[03:21] <blkdg> good point th0r
[03:21] <mouse> I'm having a hard time doing a remote desktop to a windows 7 machine.  I tried it with rdp and vnc and nothing has worked.  Any idea why?
[03:21] <duongthaiha> mouse: any error message?
[03:21] <exar> mouse: port forwarding in the appropriate places?
[03:22] <dingo> wow ... 1465 ppl here and no-one can help me ?
[03:22] <cyix> dingo: I think many may be afk
[03:22] <syrinx_> dingo: whats the situation
[03:22] <dingo> ahh
[03:22] <mouse> duongthaiha, Just that it can't connect.  exar, is port forwarding done on my side or theirs?
[03:23] <dingo> syrinx ; i cant reboot
[03:23] <exar> mouse: theirs
[03:23] <syrinx_> dingo: ok....
[03:23] <mouse> exar, What do they have to do?
[03:23] <exar> mouse: if they are behind NAT (a firewall) then they have to forward the server port to their server host
[03:23] <dingo> i printed it all up a bit if you dont mind scrolling its pretty involved
[03:24] <exar> dingo: are you taking the CD out after installation?
[03:24] <dingo> exar : yes
[03:24] <mouse> exar, How would they do that?
[03:24] <duongthaiha> mouse: ask them to forward port 3389
[03:24] <exar> mouse: router configuration
[03:25] <syrinx_> dingo: dual boot or no?
[03:25] <duongthaiha> mouse http://portforward.com/
[03:25] <dingo> syrinx; no
[03:25] <Mios> Crap. The small HP_TOOLS partition apparently contains my BIOS.
[03:25] <duongthaiha> mouse: this is a very good website for port fowarding
[03:25] <Mios> That's asinine.
[03:25] <blkdg> dingo, wireless keyboar or mouse?
[03:26] <dingo> blkdg: no on both
[03:26] <mouse> duongthaiha, exar, Ah I think that makes sense now.  What happens if the person is at a university and doesn't have access to the router?
[03:26] <exar> Mios: I doubt it's your actual BIOS, but I would keep it around
[03:27] <duongthaiha> mouse: haha just forget it then university normally dont allow those thing
[03:27] <Mios> The problem is that I have 4 partitions. The others I am paranoid of getting rid of
[03:27] <blkdg> dingo, and it accepts all commands during the install procedure?
[03:27] <jilt> how to register my name with irc/
[03:27] <duongthaiha> Mios: 4 partition in one harddrive?
[03:27] <Mios> Apparently, duongthaiha
[03:28] <apoage> hi just one question about wifi usb card is possible it will work in master mode (like Aces Point / AP) under ubuntu/linux while manufacturer says it works under windows in software AP mode .. no exactly sure what it means but just if someone has any idea
[03:28] <drc> jilt: /join freenode    and ask there
[03:28] <dingo> blkdg, yes its after install and during the next reboot after the intial that it messes up
[03:28] <duongthaiha> Mios:  should be ok my have 5
[03:28] <mouse> duongthaiha, Yeah I was afraid of that.  She went home for the weekend and I assumed that would be the perfect time but it still didn't work even after disabling the firewall.  I didn't think to mess with the router at her parent's house.
[03:28] <drc> jilt: err... /join #freenode    and ask there
[03:29] <duongthaiha> Mios: if you have a default small fat partition then leave it it normally oem
[03:29] <blkdg> dingo, standard 32 / 64 bit install, not a server or a netbook or an alternate?
[03:29] <Firefishe> What is the command for looking up a domain name's ip numbers?
[03:29] <duongthaiha> Mios if there in any thing with recover name also leave it
[03:29] <duongthaiha> Mios: then shink some space from the windows partition
[03:29] <exar> apoage: http://linuxwireless.org/en/users/Drivers if you can figure out your manufacturer or chipset then this list will tell you the current capabilities of your device in linux
[03:30] <dingo> yes standard 32bit (i assume) desktop
[03:30] <dingo> on a desktop
[03:30] <Mios> The SYSTEM partition seems to contain a folder containing BOOT/en-US/bootmgr.exe.mui (And in the same folder memtest.exe.mui) and System Volume Information, along with a bootmgr file. In the SVI folder, there is a folder called EfaData, A file called LightningSand.CFD, and Tracking.log. In the EfaData folder there is SYMEDA.DB
[03:30] <Mios> SYMEFA.DB**
[03:30] <apoage> exar: thanks
[03:30] <jilt> drc:thanx
[03:31] <matt-vaio> I am sick of unity for now. until it's bugs are worked out, I want to use gnome again, and there is no gnome-desktop related startup option. Any ideas?
[03:31] <duongthaiha> Mios: howbig is system?
[03:31] <xangua> matt-vaio: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[03:31] <Mios> It is... Hold on.
[03:32] <cmol> am have used microsoft visio on my windows, but what tool like visio on ubuntu 10.10 any body  can help me...
[03:32] <cmol> am have used microsoft visio on my windows, but what tool like visio on ubuntu 10.10 any body  can help me...
[03:32] <cmol> am have used microsoft visio on my windows, but what tool like visio on ubuntu 10.10 any body  can help me...
[03:32] <FloodBot3> cmol: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:32] <matt-vaio> xangua, already says it's at the latest version
[03:32] <xangua> then choose gnome as your session matt-vaio
[03:32] <Mios> It is 209 Mb
[03:32] <Mios> I need to get rid of it to make a new partition, though.
[03:32] <hensem> hello all
[03:32] <hensem> i've got some problem in ubuntu...
[03:32] <exar> cmol: http://www.osalt.com/visio OpenOffice.org Draw should be easy enough to get in 10.10
[03:33] <DrMax> exar : setting nolock to the nfs mount seems to solve the problem
[03:33] <hensem> i want to restore mysql dump in ubuntu..
[03:33] <matt-vaio> all there is is Ubuntu Desktop Edition and Ubuntu Classic Version among others. xangua, neither work obv
[03:33] <duongthaiha> Mios: can you post a full picture of the partitions
[03:33] <Mios> Yes I can.
[03:33] <duongthaiha> Mios: its easier to visually see it :D
[03:33] <hensem> but it can't. i try to 'cat' the dump of mysql... it shows in binary
[03:33] <blkdg> dingo, what do you mean , 'i assume'
[03:33] <dingo> blkdg,  32 bit install desktop edition
[03:34] <drc> matt-vaio: 10.10 or 11.04a?
[03:34] <xangua> matt-vaio: classic¿ using natty¿ matt-vaio not supported here
[03:34] <hensem> is there any way i can restore this dump in ubuntu mysql?
[03:34] <matt-vaio> 11.04a2 just yesterday
[03:34] <Mios> !screenshot
[03:34] <blkdg> dingo, 10.4, 10.10 ?
[03:34] <drc> matt-vaio: natty supported in #ubuntu+1
[03:34] <matt-vaio> oh
[03:34] <dingo> blkdg, 10.10
[03:34] <matt-vaio> kthx
[03:34] <penemue> hello everyone, any tip on how to run ubuntu 10.10 under virtualbox at higher than 800x600 ?
[03:34] <Mios> duongthaiha: http://imagebin.org/140716
[03:35] <penemue> tried adding that package virtualbox-ose something but didn't change anything
[03:35] <duongthaiha> penemue: install guest addition
[03:35] <syn-ack> penemue, Install the Guest tools
[03:35] <matt-vaio> penemue, use the virtualbox that is supplied on the website, not OSE
[03:35] <matt-vaio> OSE sucks.
[03:35] <Beavis90> Hi
[03:35] <penemue> guest additions I think i installed... well double clicked  on the stuff on cd, didn't see what the terminal said cause it dissapeared after
[03:35] <mouse> I have a linux distro iso file I want to burn to cd but it's 800+ mbs and I want to make it smaller so I ran it in virualbox and uninstalled a few packages but they weren't permanently removed from the iso.  How would I make it smaller?
[03:35] <duongthaiha> Mios: can you shink the sda2
[03:35] <penemue> i'll do it again from a terminal tomorrow (5 am here)
[03:36] <Beavis90> I am trying to enable the linux firewall as soon as the systems loads
[03:36] <Mios> No I can not, Duongthaia
[03:36] <Beavis90> can someone help me with this
[03:36] <penemue> thanks
[03:36] <duongthaiha> Mios: encrypted??
[03:36] <Mios> Red ! Icon.
[03:36] <Mios> On it.
[03:36] <apoage> exar, well emm it is Ralink Technology, Corp. RT2870/RT3070 Wireless Adapter and all i can find is rt2800usb but in colum is only interrogation mark so still have no idea
[03:37] <qq1> i need serious help qq
[03:37] <Mios> Wait a minute, what is an lba partition?
[03:37] <Trav> francesco_, its me on my iphone got the cd burnt whats next
[03:37] <matt-vaio> good question...
[03:38] <duongthaiha> Mios: Can you boots in windows and shink it from windows?
[03:38] <Mios> No I can not, Duongthaiha.
[03:39] <blkdg> dingo, just rereading your original question. so you insert cd, boot, select install, wait, and then reboot with the cd in?
[03:39] <exar> Mios: I really think you should try to resize the big 280GiB partition
[03:39] <Mios> I have tried, Exar
[03:39] <broculis> hello
[03:39] <Mios> It will not let me.
[03:39] <duongthaiha> Mios: any error when you do it it windows?
[03:39] <exar> Mios: I see you found Gparted. If you make sure it's unmounted, even Gparted won't do it?
[03:39] <Mios> Even Gparted won't do it.
[03:39] <dingo> blkdg, no the cd is long out of the tray by then ...
[03:39] <matt-vaio> Mios, it might not work if you are running a partitioner inside linux or using unetbootin on the drive
[03:40] <matt-vaio> it will lock it for safety
[03:40] <Mios> I am using a partitioner in a liveCD
[03:40] <matt-vaio> and stay mounted. try using gparted on a flash...
[03:40] <matt-vaio> oh,
[03:40] <Mios> And I have a bunch of warnings on it
[03:40] <exar> Mios: see how it says mount point and it has text there? that text should not be there
[03:40] <matt-vaio> any error messages?
[03:40] <Mios> Yes. A bunch of them, matt-vaio
[03:40] <blkdg> dingo, when you hit restart now at the end of the installation, the cd ejects, right?
[03:40] <exar> Mios: when that column is empty for sda2, try to resize it
[03:40] <bin_bash> Hello/
[03:41] <milamber> !gparted | Mios
[03:41] <dingo> blkdg, this last time it happened after i had updated the system through the update manager
[03:41] <duongthaiha> Mios: a buch of them mean very litter :P
[03:41] <bin_bash> Skype crashed, and I closed it, and it doesn't show in top, but whne trying to start skype it says "Another instance of skype may exist"
[03:41] <bin_bash> what do?
[03:41] <dingo> blkdg, yes that is correct
[03:41] <duongthaiha> Mios:  is that a warning of error?
[03:41] <broculis> just bought a  hp g62  and the wifi RaLink RT3090 Wireless 802.11n 1T/1R PCIe his having problems connecting/ staying connected/ slow connection
[03:41] <lea123>  I happen to uninstall the remanents of evolution and therefore uninstalled the gnome panel.. I tried what ubbuttu said but when i type gnome-panel it the terminal gets attached to the panel and  it also throws up GTK warning
[03:41] <qq1> anyone can help me with this kernel panic please?
[03:41] <Mios> It is a warning.
[03:41] <xangua> bin_bash: pkill skype
[03:41] <qq1> i am going to freak out
[03:41] <duongthaiha> Mios: what is this warning about?
[03:41] <Mios> It seems to be like 5,000 warnings on one window, and I can not see all of them because of my asinine resolution.
[03:42] <lea123>  I happen to uninstall the remanents of evolution and therefore uninstalled the gnome panel.. I tried what ubbuttu said but when i type gnome-panel it the terminal gets attached to the panel and  it also throws up GTK warning
[03:42] <bin_bash> xangua: didn't work
[03:42] <Mios> And I can't copy them either.
[03:42] <ruan> i've installed the 7zip package but i can't open RAR files.. it says file type not supported
[03:42] <ruan> but i can open .7z files
[03:42] <blkdg> dingo, did you change any settings during the installation ?
[03:42] <xangua> lea123: install ubuntu-desktop and don't uninstall what comes with it ;)
[03:42] <milamber> !rar | ruan
[03:43] <xangua> ruan: installed p7zip-full ¿
[03:43] <duongthaiha> Mios: are you sure that partition is not mounted to your live cd
[03:43] <mouse> When you press alt f2 you get the run application window.  What's the terminal command for that?
[03:43] <blkdg> dingo, did you check the iso you downloaded with md5 ?
[03:43] <ruan> i'll try p7zip full
[03:43] <dingo> only automatic login
[03:43] <ruan> ah, non-free rar module for p7zip
[03:43] <lea123> xangua: What do you mean ?
[03:43] <drc> ruan: install p7zip-rar
[03:44] <ruan> i did so
[03:44] <milamber> ruan: you need unrar-free for up to version 2 and unrar for version 3, make sure multiverse is enabled for unrar
[03:44] <dingo> blkdg, now you have me lost ... the disk i have came from canonical through the mail
[03:44] <syrinx_> ruan: unrar-free
[03:44] <ruan> and yeah, now it works
[03:44] <ruan> p7zip-rar
[03:44] <ruan> thanks
[03:44] <blkdg> dingo, sorry, one sec
[03:45] <ExplodingPiglets> hey can somebody give me a direct link to download wireshare? I tried googling, but they all lead to nothing.
[03:45] <dingo> blkdg, its ok im thankful you are helping no need to be sorry
[03:45] <qq1> well anyone can help me about that kernel panic? please.
[03:45] <exar> ExplodingPiglets: http://media-2.cacetech.com/wireshark/src/wireshark-1.4.4.tar.bz2
[03:45] <Mios> Okay, whoever wanted to know the errors. This screwed up and opened like 500 trash instances
[03:45] <Mios> http://imagebin.org/140717
[03:46] <Mios> It took forever to fix. Those are the errors I can se
[03:46] <blkdg> dingo, when folks grab disk image of ubuntu (*.iso) then should check that it downloaded properly by comparing the md5 checksum that ubuntu provides against the one that the downloader creates on their system. it allows the downloader to make sure the .iso is not corrupt
[03:46] <Mios> see
[03:46] <matt-vaio> it's the unity bar.
[03:46] <lea123_> Evolution seems to be the Internet Explorer application of Windows. Even though I uninstalled it ages ago it stil provides me the updates, patches and I cant just get rid of it
[03:46] <ExplodingPiglets> thanks exar
[03:46] <blkdg> dingo, but you got yours in the mail.......
[03:46] <ruan> ExplodingPiglets: do you mean wireshark?
[03:46] <exar> ExplodingPiglets: that's the source... if you want Ubuntu's version just type 'apt-get install wireshark'
[03:46] <ExplodingPiglets> oh
[03:47] <dingo> blkdg, yeah i was wondering how that applied to me
[03:47] <lea123_> I had install ubuntu-desktop to get back my Gnome-Panel
[03:47] <blkdg> dingo, was this a weird machine to start with ? did it boot windows?
[03:47] <duongthaiha> Mios: wtf
[03:47] <bin_bash> Does anyone know how to kill a program if it's not listed in top?
[03:47] <Mios> My thoughts exactly, duongthaiha
[03:47] <duongthaiha> Mios:  seem you having a bad boy here
[03:47] <blkdg> dingo, did you change any settings during the installation ?
[03:47] <milamber> bin_bash: ps aux | grep <programname>
[03:47] <dingo> blkdg, its an hp of somesort and was originally loaded with windows vista
[03:48] <milamber> Mios: do a disk check
[03:48] <blkdg> dingo, did you change any settings during the installation  ?
[03:48] <lea123_> Hello anybody has any clue to uninstall evolution completely without having the Gnome-Panel uninstalled
[03:48] <dingo> blkdg, the only setting i changed was to automatic login
[03:48] <duongthaiha> Mios: yup a disk check would be reasonable
[03:48] <Mios> In which OS?
[03:48] <blkdg> dingo, install again, take away the auto login
[03:49] <duongthaiha> Mios: run it in Win
[03:49] <gage_bw> Hi all. I'm trying to modify my .bashrc to set the title of terminator(but not gnome-terminal), but I'm not sure what to test for.
[03:49] <bin_bash> milamber: It says no such process
[03:49] <opium> hi! I'm trying to boot Ubuntu 10.10 onto my Laptop, booting thru USB gives me the error "NTLDR is missing." Any ideas?
[03:49] <duongthaiha> Mios make sure you have a good windows disk then i will look to see why you have such error
[03:49] <Mios> I'm done. Linux is not worth this.
[03:50] <gage_bw> good luck Mios
[03:50] <duongthaiha> Mios: its worth it just a bit of bad luck
[03:50] <Mios> I've installed Ubuntu 12 times in 3 years, and this is completely screwed up.
[03:50] <blkdg> dingo, maybe when X starts, there's a driver conflict, and that's locking your system?
[03:50] <dingo> blkdg, thats exactly what i wanted to avoid (another reinstall) ... but ill try again anyway ... anything else you can think of ?
[03:50] <duongthaiha> Mios: should still run the check anyway just for windows run well
[03:50] <bin_bash> I don't know what the problem is. but liek, I think my skype name is still logged in
[03:50] <bin_bash> wtf
[03:51] <blkdg> dingo, but just for trouble shooting purposes, reinstall and have it propmt you to log in, no auto login...
[03:51] <dingo> blkdg , can you elaborate ?
[03:51] <duongthaiha> Mios: run chkdsk /f
[03:51] <syn-ack> duongthaiha, "Command not found"
[03:51] <syn-ack> :P
[03:51] <milamber> bin_bash: can you just run ps?
[03:51] <qq1> i am getting the error on boot `` kernel panic - not syncing: VFS : unable to mount root fs on unknown block (0,0)
[03:52] <duongthaiha> syn-ack: lol in windows i should have said
[03:52] <bin_bash> milamber: this is the output: 20022  0.0  0.0   3324   800 pts/3    S+   22:51   0:00 grep Skype
[03:52] <ExplodingPiglets> whoa whoa whoa
[03:52] <blkdg> dingo, have you consistanly reinstalled and told it to auto log you in?
[03:52] <ExplodingPiglets> what is this network analyzer stuff?
[03:52] <ExplodingPiglets> I wanted something like limewire
[03:52] <syrinx_> whoa whoa whoa
[03:53] <dingo> blkdg, yes
[03:53] <bin_bash> When I try to sudo kill -9 or killall, it says no process found
[03:53] <blkdg> dingo, let's eliminate that possibility
[03:53] <blkdg> dingo, right?\
[03:53] <dingo> ok
[03:53] <Mios> I'm going back to Windows. Apparently 10.10 has a fatal bug called it wants to rape my entire system, or just not work.
[03:53] <milamber> bin_bash: oh, ok. i thought it wasn't working. in which case i would say that skype is not running
[03:53] <exar> Mios: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=487300 it's a little dated, but this thread says try chkdsk /f on the partition in safe mode then reboot windows a couple of times to let the scans run before Windows attempts to load  the OS off the partition
[03:53] <qq1> god please any can help me?
[03:53] <bin_bash> Sorry I meant my kill attempts aren't working
[03:53] <ExplodingPiglets> ok, pardon my bluntness but what the hell is wireshark?
[03:53] <ChogyDan> qq1: what filesystem do you have?
[03:54] <exar> ExplodingPiglets: what did you want?
[03:54] <qq1> ext4 i guess
[03:54] <syrinx_> ExplodingPiglets: packet sniffer
[03:54] <qq1> im a bit newb at this stuff sorry
[03:54] <ExplodingPiglets> I wanted wireshare
[03:54] <milamber> !info wireshark | ExplodingPiglets
[03:54] <Mios> Time to reboot.
[03:54] <syn-ack> ChogyDan, I'm thinking it's a bad fstab
[03:54] <Mios> -.-
[03:54] <duongthaiha> Mios: see u in ubuntu soon
[03:54] <exar> http://sourceforge.net/projects/wireshare/
[03:54] <exar> my bad
[03:54] <duongthaiha> Mios: it worth it mate :D
[03:54] <dingo> blkdg, thanks i'll be back soon with results
[03:54] <blkdg> dingo, should take you about 15 min.
[03:54] <exar> ExplodingPiglets: I assumed you typo'ed
[03:54] <ExplodingPiglets> kthanls
[03:54] <ExplodingPiglets> *kthanks
[03:55] <ExplodingPiglets> Gah!
[03:55] <ExplodingPiglets> Which one is the download link?
[03:55] <bin_bash> milamber: how can I kill this unkillable skype process?
[03:55] <ChogyDan> qq1: have you pastebined your fstab and blkid output?
[03:55] <duongthaiha> milamber: restart??
[03:55] <milamber> bin_bash: you have to be more specific about what the problem is. skype isn't running
[03:55] <eoss> Ok, i had to change filer permissions in my www folder so www-data had group access, now everytime i make a new file or folder in the directory i need to also change it specifically? isnt there any way for it to take on some predefined permissions
[03:56] <bin_bash> milamber: when I try to load skype and login, it says "Another skype instance may exist"
[03:56] <bin_bash> And I can't log in
[03:56] <matt-vaio> oh, and while I'm at it, does anybody know how to use aircrack-ng? :D
[03:56] <exar> ExplodingPiglets: it looks like they have not posted any files to SourceForge, yet
[03:56] <ExplodingPiglets> Ok, can somebody give me a direct download link to wireshare? I mean when I click the link, it starts downloading.
[03:56] <ExplodingPiglets> orijewdbfr
[03:56] <matt-vaio> wireshark?
[03:56] <milamber> eoss: create the files as www-data
[03:56] <bin_bash> ExplodingPiglets: sudo apt-get install wireshark
[03:56] <mouse> I wasn't paying too much attention.  What exactly was mios having trouble with?
[03:56] <ExplodingPiglets> I tried that
[03:56] <qq1> ehm what are those :7
[03:56] <eoss> milamber, how i do that?
[03:56] <syrinx_> hes looking for *wireshare* not *wireshark*
[03:56] <duongthaiha> mouse: he was trying to install ubuntu
[03:56] <blkdg> good night
[03:57] <qq1> how can i
[03:57] <syrinx_> im gessing wireshare is some P2P thingy
[03:57] <ChogyDan> !paste | qq1 (can you pastebin /etc/fstab?)
[03:57] <matt-vaio> for p2p, stick with transmission or qbittorrent :>
[03:57] <exar> yeah it looks like they just created the Wireshare project in January and have not released any files yet
[03:57] <matt-vaio> hmm
[03:58] <syrinx_> i agree with matt-vaio, stick with torrents
[03:58] <mouse> duongthaiha, And he couldn't do it?  That's weird.  Did he not have enough ram or wrong file system type or something?
[03:58] <matt-vaio> man matt-vaio is such a sucky nick
[03:58] <matt-vaio> all the rest of mine are taken:(
[03:58] <milamber> eoss: sudo su www-data
[03:58] <bin_bash> I have no idea how to deal with this skype issue. wtfbbq.
[03:58] <duongthaiha> mouse: he got something wrong with his ntfs partition
[03:59] <andai> Java sound stutters
[03:59] <drc> matt-vaio: then time to re-invent yourself...pick a new one :)
[03:59] <andai> D:
[03:59] <Logan_WP> !skype | bin_bash
[03:59] <syrinx_> matt-vaio: change dat ish
[03:59] <bin_bash> Wow that's so helpful.
[03:59] <mouse> duongthaiha, I thought linux couldn't run on ntfs.
[03:59] <matt-vaio> mwilson, mw, and desertfox are taken lol
[03:59] <bin_bash> Thank you for telling me how I can install a program that I already have installed.
[03:59] <duongthaiha> bin_bash: its a bot :P
[04:00] <bin_bash> Logan_WP isn't a bot, is it?
[04:00] <matt-vaio> o wow. 1manBandcamp is taken too
[04:00] <Logan_WP> bin_bash: I don't think so...
[04:00] <milamber> bin_bash: sudo chown -R user.group .Skype
[04:00]  * Logan_WP looks at himself for bot-like characteristics
[04:00] <milamber> bin_bash: from your home directory: cd ~
[04:00] <alisalaah> !Logan_WP help
[04:00] <gage_bw> Hmm...When the terminal looks at .bashrc, what information can I access? I want to set the title for certain terminals, but not others.
[04:00] <alisalaah> :)
[04:00] <syrinx_> mwilson1023: there u go
[04:00] <bin_bash> am I supposed to change user.group to something?
[04:01] <mwilson1023> :) that's my last choice
[04:01] <witeshark> is Ubuntuzilla for FF not working?
[04:01] <switch10_> my android phone is mounting read only all of a sudden.  the owner and group is root.  I've tried chmoding and chowning, still no go.  Its fstab entry is listing it mounted as rw.  any ideas?
[04:01] <Logan_WP> !firefox | witeshark
[04:01] <Logan_WP> witeshark: use that instead of Ubuntuzilla
[04:02] <witeshark> Logan_WP, thanks
[04:02] <milamber> bin_bash: your user your group
[04:02] <Logan_WP> witeshark: np
[04:02] <mwilson1023> Anyone know how to use Aircrack-ng? I've forgotten my WPA key lol
[04:02] <bin_bash> i have no idea what my group is
[04:02] <Logan_WP> mwilson1023: are we supposed to know what it is?  Minecraft and "need for madness"
[04:02] <milamber> bin_bash: just user should work then
[04:02] <mwilson1023> Logan_WP, some of us do
[04:02] <duongthaiha> mwilson1023: reset your router its faster
[04:02] <syrinx_> mwilson1023: reset the router?
[04:02] <exar> mwilson1023: I've never used it for WPA. You would need access to some rainbow tables and a lot of time from what I understand.
[04:02] <syrinx_> ninja'd
[04:03] <mwilson1023> that was a lame excuse for cracking my neighbors ;P
[04:03] <bin_bash> milamber: that didn't work either
[04:03] <Logan_WP> hey, no illegal stuff here :D
[04:03] <mwilson1023> lol jk
[04:03] <mwilson1023> we're best buds
[04:03] <alisalaah> Logan_WP, assuming its a program to crack wireless WPA passwords, but ive never used it
[04:03] <bin_bash> milamber: I still can't login to skype
[04:03] <duongthaiha> mwilson1023: like i gonna belieave that?
[04:04] <milamber> bin_bash: cp .Skype .Skype-backup && rm -r .Skype
[04:04] <Logan_WP> alisalaah: that's what it is :)
[04:04] <drc> mwilson1023: not if he catches you you aren;t (anymore) :)
[04:04] <alisalaah> mwilson1023, plug into ethernet, reset password there
[04:04] <Logan_WP> yo, mwilson1023, have you asked in #aircrack-ng?
[04:04] <mwilson1023> they have a channel? srsly?
[04:04] <exar> yeah
[04:04] <bin_bash> lol cp
[04:04] <bin_bash> milamber: what does that do?
[04:04] <Logan_WP> mwilson1023: srsly.
[04:05] <mwilson1023> yew FORRAEL?
[04:05] <mwilson1023> jk
[04:05] <exar> actually that might be a good place to ask my question too
[04:05] <milamber> bin_bash: it makes a backup of your skype directory and then deletes the original
[04:05] <bin_bash> ok
[04:06] <bin_bash> milamber: the output I got was cp: omitting directory `.Skype'
[04:06] <duongthaiha> bin_bash: when you run ps can you see skype
[04:06] <Logan_WP> mwilson1023: going to join that channel? :P
[04:06] <halitus> how do I install ubuntu on an ext4 fs without journaling?
[04:06] <milamber> bin_bash: you might need a -R in the cp, so cp -R .Skype .Skype-backup && rm -R .Skype
[04:06] <syn-ack> halitus, install ext2.
[04:06] <mwilson1023> Logan_WP, in a few minutes
[04:06] <Logan_WP> mwilson1023: ok
[04:07] <Bella> Hello. I connect to my ADSL2 modem wirelessly... have never had any issues connecting from windows but I cannot seem to connect from ubuntu 10.10. My wireless card is detected but it picks up no networks to connect to... when I try and connect to "Hidden network" and put in the name security and password it just sits there for a while then tells me it needs password for authentication. I have checked it's the right network name security typ
[04:07] <Bella> e and password.
[04:07] <halitus> syn-ack, yeah thats what i thought no other problems with doing that?
[04:07] <jiltdil> hi
[04:07] <syn-ack> Well, yes
[04:07] <bin_bash> Okay no output
[04:07] <halitus> oh?
[04:07] <bin_bash> milamber: now what
[04:07] <syn-ack> halitus, ext4 is not backward compatible with ext2. only ext3
[04:07] <milamber> bin_bash: try logging in again
[04:08] <syn-ack> halitus, May I inquire as to why you think you don't want a journal?
[04:08] <syn-ack> s/want/need
[04:08] <halitus> syn-ack, I am installing onto a CF card
[04:08] <mwilson1023> Logan_WP, at first you didn't even knew wut it was, and now ur begging me to join it. trap?
[04:08] <mwilson1023> ...and it's there.
[04:08] <mwilson1023> lol
[04:08] <andai> help! terrible stuttering & lag in java games (unless i disable sound). what's up?
[04:08] <mouse> This portforward.com site is awesome.  Thank you for showing me.
[04:08] <syn-ack> halitus, ah, in that case, there are some things you can do to make it faster.
[04:09] <halitus> syn-ack, my plan was no journaling and no swap and point a few other things to ramdisk
[04:09] <mwilson1023> mouse, doesn't it cost money tho?
[04:09] <duongthaiha> mouse: no pro
[04:09] <halitus> syn-ack, im also worried about how many read writes
[04:09] <syn-ack> halitus, That's generally the procedure
[04:09] <alisalaah> Does anyone know if there is any plans to make DisplayLink supported in Native Ubuntu?
[04:09] <alisalaah> there's working drivers and xorg is horrible sometimes
[04:10] <bin_bash> eff this noise. i'm purging and reinstalling
[04:10] <mouse> mwilson1023, Oh crap you're right.  I was just looking through the list of routers it supports.
[04:10] <halitus> syn-ack, how to i disable swap?
[04:10] <syn-ack> halitus, you mount the swap disk to tmpfs
[04:11] <halitus> do i wait untill ve installed it?
[04:11] <syn-ack> halitus, all of this can be done from within your fstab.
[04:11] <halitus> syn-ack, Hmm i dont know what fstab is
[04:11] <zombie_> Hello
[04:11] <syn-ack> google for ubuntu cf install. That should get get you on the right path. I would love to help more but I've got a quite a bit going on here on the LAN
[04:11] <syn-ack> that was to you, halitus
[04:12] <halitus> got it
[04:12] <halitus> yeah im looking but i find alot of questions rather than tutorails
[04:12] <halitus> thanks for the help syn-ack
[04:12] <zombie_> Where can I find the latest X for ubuntu 10.10
[04:12] <syn-ack> halitus, No problem, Sorry I could help you further.
[04:12] <syn-ack> couldn't too
[04:13] <zombie_> Repeat:: Where can I find the latest X for ubuntu 10.10
[04:13] <deo> hello
[04:13] <immy> hi
[04:13] <syn-ack> halitus, this is a little outdated but start here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=549918
[04:13] <deo> i am deo from uk
[04:13] <Logan_WP> nice to meet you
[04:13] <deo> immy hello
[04:13] <zombie_> ?
[04:13] <deo> logan hiya
[04:14] <deo> zombie :D
[04:14] <syn-ack> zombie_, you're running the newest X. There's no need to worry about getting anything newer.
[04:14] <deo> zombie nice name
[04:14] <zombie_> u'mm yeah there is
[04:14] <immy> in a script i have let pattern='a-zA-z' <newline> echo $pattern - this writes 0 to the terminal...
[04:14] <immy> ?
[04:14] <zombie_> I need to find the lastest X I got it from somebody on here before
[04:14] <syn-ack> zombie_, Well, don't plan on getting support for it here.
[04:14] <zombie_> WTF
[04:14] <deo> i dont understand :S
[04:14] <zombie_> Why the hell now?
[04:15] <Logan_WP> !wtf | zombie_
[04:15] <bin_bash> Okay, so, I purged skype and re-installed it. but I'm stuck in a sign-in loops
[04:15] <bin_bash> i have NO idea what to do
[04:15] <Logan_WP> H1TLER: inappropriate username - please change it
[04:15] <mwilson1023> ahh, mIRC scripts I presume?
[04:15] <deo> :S
[04:15] <syn-ack> zombie_, that's an out of line update. PPAs and backports are generally NOT supported in this channel.
[04:15] <mwilson1023> or that drabby eggdrop lol
[04:15] <deo> i am new here :(
[04:15] <zombie_> Okay now I'm a bit upset.
[04:15] <bin_bash> OH MY GOD FINALLY
[04:15] <Logan_WP> !caps | bin_bash
[04:15] <mwilson1023> !blasphemy | bin_bash
[04:15] <mwilson1023> lol
[04:15] <zombie_> I came here before and got help now once I restored my pc again I don't get help whats up with that?
[04:15] <deo> lol
[04:16] <Petey> Ok.
[04:16] <Petey> Sorry.
[04:16] <mwilson1023> SHOUT SHOUT
[04:16] <deo> ubuntu
[04:16] <immy> maybe you forgot to put on deodorant
[04:16] <deo> UBUNTU
[04:16] <IdleOne> mwilson1023: drop the caps please
[04:16] <Logan_WP> mwilson1023: let it all out
[04:16] <syrinx_> zombie_: sup dude
[04:16] <deo> DEODORANT
[04:16] <bin_bash> Logan_WP: caps lock is cruise control for cool
[04:16] <deo> =(^_^)=
[04:16] <mwilson1023> !
[04:17] <zombie_> I need help finding the lastest X for ubuntu 10.10
[04:17] <mwilson1023> !help
[04:17] <mwilson1023> hah
[04:17] <syrinx_> willlllllllllsoooooon
[04:17] <switch10_> my android phone is mounting read only all of a sudden.  the owner and group is root.  I've tried chmoding and chowning, still no go.  Its fstab entry is listing it mounted as rw.  any ideas?
[04:17] <zombie_> Its the only way I can run some software without it crashing
[04:17] <deo> xchat from ubuntu software centre ^_^
[04:17] <mwilson1023> syrinx_, what is that from? I haven't put that together yet?
[04:17] <mwilson1023> .*
[04:18] <syrinx_> castaway
[04:18] <mwilson1023> I g2g
[04:18] <deo> bye
[04:18] <Firefishe> I'm using 10.04 Lucid.  Firefox 3.6.13 is giving me a lot of this error:  Firefox has detected that the server is redirecting the request for this address in a way that will never complete.
[04:18] <Logan_WP> deo: Do you need help with Ubuntu_
[04:18] <Logan_WP> *?
[04:18] <zombie_> hello?
[04:18] <deo> Logan , no not me
[04:18] <semitones> braaains
[04:19] <deo> :D
[04:19] <semitones> soorry
[04:19] <Logan_WP> zombie_: hi
[04:19] <deo> zombie :D dead man walking :D
[04:19] <deo> sorry
[04:20] <deo> :D
[04:20] <syrinx_> zombie_: weren't you here this morning?
[04:20] <Logan_WP> deo: Please, no offtopic comments.
[04:20] <deo> sorry , logan
[04:20] <deo> what to discuss here i am new :S
[04:20] <Logan_WP> !ot | deo
[04:21] <deo> got it logan thanks
[04:22] <deo> Logan, do you know how to get yahoo messenger in ubuntu
[04:22] <santhosh> guys can any one tell me how to make a permanent port forwarding for a port from one system to anoter, pls its very urgent
[04:22] <Logan_WP> !yahoo | deo
[04:22] <zombie_> Hello - I need help finding the latest X for ubuntu 10.10
[04:22] <cyix> hi all.. do I need to defrag my HDD periodically, like for windows? I have been installing and removing a lot of stuff as I am new to Ubuntu.
[04:23] <Logan_WP> zombie_: someone already explained to you that the latest X is already installed in Ubuntu
[04:23] <zombie_> No its freaking not
[04:23] <zombie_>  I CAME HERE LAST NIGHT AND GOT IT
[04:23] <zombie_> OMG
[04:23] <deo> but pidgin doesnot support webcam chats nor does empathy :(
[04:23] <zombie_> YOU GUYS ARE MAKING ME MAD
[04:23] <Logan_WP> calm down, please, zombie_
[04:23] <zombie_> I'M DONE WITH THIS PLACE
[04:23] <santhosh> guys pls can any one guide me on how to create a permanent port forwarding
[04:23] <Logan_WP> ragequit?
[04:23] <syrinx_> he mad
[04:23] <Logan_WP> he mad zombie
[04:24] <syrinx_> santhosh!
[04:24] <cyix> I can has corpse then?
[04:24] <mouse> deo, Pidgin does but it has to be a gmail account and both people need a webcam.
[04:24] <Logan_WP> deo: http://www.phrozensmoke.com/projects/pyvoicechat/
[04:24] <exar> Well, I've had no luck in #linux-wireless or #aircrack-ng so I'll try here: anyone know how to include a managed wlan interface in a bridge in recent Linux kernels (>= 2.6.33)?
[04:25] <syn-ack> hahahaha, the definition of irony. Apport crashing while trying to report a crash
[04:25] <deo> mouse and logan , thanks i will come back in sometime let me check the link and gmail thingy
[04:25] <mouse> deo, Actually it's not just gmail but it has to be something that uses the same chat protocol gmail uses.
[04:26] <mouse> I don't remember the name of it.
[04:26] <qq1> i am getting `Kernel panic - not syncing: VFS: Unable to mount root fs on unknown-block(0,0) ` error what can i do any1 can help?
[04:26] <Logan_WP> jabber?
[04:26] <Logan_WP> mouse: ^
[04:26] <Logan_WP> or XMPP?
[04:26] <mouse> Logan_WP, Yeah the xmpp
[04:26] <Logan_WP> mmk
[04:26] <SwedeMike> jabber is xmpp
[04:27] <SwedeMike> so is google chat
[04:27] <qq1> any1?
[04:27] <mouse> I just remember it cause I saw a discussion about it on some website about a year ago.
[04:27] <SwedeMike> qq1: it means you're trying to boot off of the wrong device.
[04:28] <qq1> how can i fix it?
[04:28] <syrinx_> qq1 did you google it?
[04:28] <witeshark> does the new FF need a full reboot?
[04:28] <qq1> i did a lot but i couldnt figured it out
[04:28] <arrrghhh> hey all, i have a 10.10 install but grub2 picks up 2 windows OSes.  for whatever reason the recovery partition is also picked up
[04:29] <arrrghhh> how can i disable it?  i can remove the entry, but i assume next time os-prober runs it'll just pick it back up
[04:29] <syrinx_> arrrghhh: so?
[04:29] <mouse> witeshark, Firefox?  Why would you have to reboot for firefox?
[04:29] <Logan_WP> !google | syrinx_
[04:29] <qq1> i m trying to fix it about 4-5 hours
[04:30]  * syrinx_ tries to save humanity
[04:30] <witeshark> i added the package to Software Sources and updated, but FF is still 3.6.13
[04:30] <mouse> witeshark, That's my current version.
[04:30] <Starminn> witeshark: For the Beta I had to add a launcher
[04:31] <syn-ack> sudo apt-get update
[04:31] <witeshark> Starminn, for FF 4?
[04:31] <Starminn> witehsark: I assume that is what you're trying to get work?
[04:31] <sweet> waduh...
[04:31] <Starminn> witehsark: ^
[04:31] <witeshark> well i was expecting 2.6.14
[04:32] <Starminn> witeshark: ^^ (keep typo'ing your name)
[04:32] <sweet> excuse me...
[04:32] <Starminn> witeshark: Wait a minute, please explain exactly what you're trying to do, and exactly what's happening instead of that.
[04:33] <phix> hey, any way to disable NetworkManager?
[04:33] <phix> Or add in static content to it?  it is really starting to annoy me
[04:33] <witeshark> first i tried the older Ubuntuzilla to update, that's gone so I added ppa:mozillateam/firefox-stable to your system's Software Sources
[04:33] <exar> phix: right click, edit connections
[04:34] <exar> phix: to disable it for an interface, add entries for that interface in /etc/network/interfaces
[04:34] <witeshark> then ran update manager but 2.6.14 did not replace 2.6.13
[04:34] <exar> phix: edit connections will let you set static MAC/IP settings though
[04:34] <xangua> firefox-stable ..... that says it everything witeshark
[04:35] <phix> exar: hmmmm, it still shows up 3G connection and bridging doesn't relly work with it
[04:36] <exar> phix: Sorry. I've never messed with 3G interfaces in Linux.
[04:36] <mouse> I actually wasted 4 seconds cause I had to read it twice.
[04:37] <witeshark> xangua, i don't see what you mean, do i need to replace the panel launcher?
[04:37] <derpyderp> hi guys. anyone here from poll and or know polish? #pl #poland
[04:37] <phix> heh
[04:37] <immy> im trying to write a password generating script but i've hit a wall: http://nopaste.inside-irc.net/paste/edJSmiW/
[04:37] <derpyderp> *from poll and sorry
[04:38] <immy> if you can run this script and tell me what pattern is
[04:38] <immy> is it 0??
[04:38] <phix> exar: ok, well any way it would be nice to disable NetworkManager or have some level of control over it, which interfaces to ignore or whatnot
[04:38] <phix> immy: sudo apt-get install apg
[04:38] <Gibss37> how to uninstall ubuntu completely that no traces are left not even grub or any boot records ?
[04:38] <syrinx_> Gibss37: erase the disk...
[04:38] <phix> Gibss37: Blasphomy!! :)   hehe nah you can do it
[04:38] <Ep1kMalware> sudo rm -rf /
[04:39] <phix> Gibss37: you want to load windows back on it?  or just get rid of partition?
[04:39] <exar> phix: to disable NetworkManager's management of an interface, add entries for that interface in /etc/network/interfaces
[04:39] <xangua> !ops | Ep1kMalware
[04:39] <Gibss37> phix:  yes
[04:39] <phix> exar: ok, so I need to add in entries for all bridged interfaces too?
[04:39] <rww> xangua: thanks
[04:40] <Gibss37> phix:  I have windows in one partition and my data in other, a 50 gb space is alloted to ubuntu
[04:40] <exar> phix: it shouldn't try to manage bridged interfaces, but you can add them there if you want them to be created automatically on startup
[04:40] <Ep1kMalware> -.-
[04:41] <phix> exar: another thing that is annoying me in Ubuntu 10.10 is it is using beta NVIDIA drivers, which crashes X / freezes computer every noe and then,  I need to do a ALT+SYSREQ+S, ALT+SYSREQ+B as a work around
[04:41] <lwizardl> can someone help me with getting sound to work again on my intel hdmi audio laptop
[04:41] <phix> exar: ok thnx
[04:41] <phix> lwizardl: you need to add in an entry into pulse
[04:41] <lwizardl> phix, how?
[04:42] <Gibss37> phix:  I have windows in one partition and my data in other, a 50 gb space is alloted to ubuntu , so how i get those 50 gb back and uninstall it ?
[04:42] <phix> Gibss37: why would you want to do that though?
[04:42] <Ep1kMalware> Gibss37: give easus a look
[04:42] <Gibss37> phix:  because the grub loader is giving problems with windows 7 ?
[04:43] <__Logan__> s/easus/Easeus
[04:43] <phix> Gibss37: but you can do that, just use a partition resizing / merging application like Partition Magic or partimage to do it then wipe the MBR
[04:43] <Ep1kMalware> __Logan__: you forgot the trailing slash. not that it matters.
[04:43] <phix> Gibss37: I havn't experienced grub causing issues with Windows 7
[04:43] <phix> Gibss37: I dual boot on this computer
[04:44] <Ep1kMalware> phix: why whipe the mbr, what if his primary (likely is) is windows.
[04:44] <Gibss37> phix:  when ever i log on to windows 7 after that, when i restart, a black screen says  "no module found...........No operating system found"
[04:44] <Gibss37> phix:  then i have to reinstall ubuntu each time
[04:44] <Ep1kMalware> phix: if he whipes the mbr odds are we'll be giving him unstructions on how to use testdisk.
[04:45] <Gibss37> !grub2 phix:
[04:45] <Alexander_> Hey can somebody help me?
[04:45] <Alexander_> I am trying to install Ubuntu from a USB
[04:45] <witeshark> am i missing a step after running update manager? it found and downloaded FF 2.6.14 but has not replaced 2.6.13 which came from the old Ubuntuzilla source.
[04:45] <Alexander_> And I don't know how to make a partition.
[04:45] <Gibss37> !grub2
[04:45] <Ep1kMalware> Gibss37: move everything from ubuntu you wish to keep to your windows partition. install easus on windows. delete the partition you could care less about. resize it if you wish. and reboot.
[04:46] <phix> Gibss37: I need to know about grub2?
[04:46] <Gibss37> phix:  what
[04:46] <phix> 15:45 < Gibss37> !grub2 phix:
[04:46] <Gibss37> Ep1kMalware:  so will it remove bootrecords too
[04:46] <Ep1kMalware> Gibss37: nope.
[04:46] <Ep1kMalware> what boot manager are you using?
[04:47] <Gibss37> so what i need to remove grub too
[04:47] <Gibss37> Ep1kMalware: or should i edit boot.ini
[04:47] <Ep1kMalware> just edit boot.ini
[04:47] <Gibss37> okay you sure its gonna help me
[04:47] <phix> Gibss37: fixmbr on windows xp boot cd
[04:47] <Ep1kMalware> I'm betting windows is your primary. I'd just plow the partition
[04:48] <AndroidKrisPhone> So I'm completely wiping windows xp from a laptop to install ubuntu...the thing is, this laptop was overrun with viruses and stuff...my question, what are the risks?
[04:48] <Gibss37> windows xp cd wont run on win7
[04:48] <Ep1kMalware> Gibss37: you could always use gag.
[04:48] <phix> AndroidKrisPhone: no risks if you and reinstalling over the top of it
[04:48] <Ep1kMalware> Gibss37: here's what ya do
[04:48] <Gibss37> Ep1kMalware:  yeah i have also heard of gag loader but never tried
[04:48] <AndroidKrisPhone> Okay, thanks phix...I did wipe everything.
[04:48] <Ep1kMalware> use easus to wreck your partition, then download easyBCD and click the install MBR button
[04:49] <Gibss37> Ep1kMalware:  me?
[04:49] <Ep1kMalware> yes.
[04:49] <mouse> Does anyone know a safe alternative for adobe flash player for x64 machines?
[04:50] <Ep1kMalware> Gibss37: easus will allow you to very easilly resize/remove/create parititions. easyBCD will let you effortlesssly fix your mbr without too much trouble
[04:50] <__Logan__> !flash64 | mouse
[04:50] <lwizardl> ok alsamisxer is saying my laptop has no audio card
[04:50] <Gibss37> Ep1kMalware:  so you mean deleting partitions removes mbr too?
[04:50] <Ep1kMalware> Gibss37: nop
[04:50] <mouse> __Logan__, Thank you.
[04:50] <__Logan__> mouse: np
[04:51] <Ep1kMalware> Gibss37: here are the easiest instructions I can give ya
[04:51] <Gibss37> Ep1kMalware:  then why fixing it, I am just not getting point ?
[04:51] <Ep1kMalware> download easus on windows
[04:51] <Ep1kMalware> remove the partition