[12:01] <www_qiq_by_ru> must visit :)
[12:02] <hflappy> is there a command i can do to strip numbers in an ip format from a .txt file?  just stripping the ip's and put in seperate file?
[12:02] <Faugn> what's the format?
[12:02] <hflappy> its in txt format
[12:02] <Faugn> the format of a line for ex?
[12:02] <Faugn> or no format?
[12:02] <hflappy> errr ip format... ???.???.???.???
[12:03] <dager> hflappy: give us a sample line from the .txt file
[12:03] <velko> hflappy: Faugn asks if you have more that one ip address on a line
[12:03] <_phantom_> what would I type to send data to a program running on a specific port using either telnet or netcat please?
[12:04] <hflappy> no just 1 ip per line  such as  example  <IP_ADDRESS>  - gateway   ,     line 2     <IP_ADDRESS>  - dns
[12:04] <preaction> _phantom_: man telnet, man netcat. why do you need to do this?
[12:04] <hflappy> so i just want the numbers put to a diff file
[12:04] <dager> hflappy: man awk
[12:04] <hflappy> awk?  k
[12:04] <www_qiq_by_ru> Good by
[12:04] <hflappy> ya i heard that one....i was tryin wit grep...but ya i try wit awk
[12:05] <jjholt> wouldn't a pipe to the device do it like foo > /dev/bar
[12:06] <killux> killux@killux-laptop:~$ sudo ifconfig ath1 hw ether 6B:69:6C:6C:75:78
[12:06] <killux> SIOCSIFHWADDR: Invalid argument
[12:06] <preaction> jjholt: more like "cat foo > /dev/bar"
[12:06] <killux> why does that happen
[12:07] <Faugn> hflappy: man sed :P
[12:07] <ubuntunewb> Anyone know how I can get bind9 to auot start when I reboot?
[12:07] <hflappy> k
[12:07] <schwagner> hflappy, man perl ;)
[12:07] <luca> can someone urgently help me please? I ned to restore the windows master boot record
[12:07] <hflappy> lol...ya i think sed will do it..i just haven't tried before
[12:08] <schwagner> luca, what's the problem?  what happened?
[12:08] <velko> luca: "fdiks /mbr" from dos prompt
[12:08] <onexused> luca: do you want to be able to use linux afterward?
[12:08] <luca> I installed ubuntu on a usb disk, internal disk with windows
[12:08] <ppepp> hi can i have some help walking me through installing google earth please
[12:08] <luca> now I can  boot only with usb attached. Need to have disk to boot windows afterwards
[12:09] <ubuntunewb> Anyone know how I can get bind9 to auto start when I reboot?
[12:09] <luca> ppepp: get automatix, it does it all :)
[12:09] <_phantom_> preaction: I am writing a few socket programs and need to test them by feeding in raw data to client and server
[12:09] <crdlb> luca, please don
[12:09] <SlimeyPete> no, don't get automatix - it's crap, it breaks things and if you ask in here after using it people will just say "you shouldn't have used automatix"
[12:09] <crdlb> 't
[12:09] <preaction> _phantom_: are they plaintext or binary?
[12:09] <andre> could somebody tell me how to change my desktop and keep separate ones , i change one and they all change
[12:09] <ppepp> luca: what does automatic do?
[12:09] <stefg> !grub | luca
[12:09] <ubotu> luca: grub is the default Ubuntu boot manager. Lost grub after installing windows: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows - Making GRUB floppies & other GRUB howtos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto
[12:10] <RedRose> My Audio Will not play at it's normal levels, IE as in windows. I have a laptop, so it's built in, but as soon as I run This command everything is normal. Can anyone help me simplify this process?
[12:10] <georgy_> luca : do you have live-cd ?
[12:10] <RedRose> Command: #kill $(lsof -t /dev/dsp* /dev/audio* /dev/mixer* /dev/snd/*) ; sudo modprobe -r $(lsmod |grep ^snd |awk '{print $1}') && sudo modprobe snd-hda-codec && sudo modprobe snd-hda-intel model=auto
[12:10] <_phantom_> preaction: they plain text
[12:10] <ppepp> *x
[12:10] <ubuntunewb> Anyone know how I can get bind9 to auto start when I reboot? What is the startup script to edit?
[12:10] <luca> gergy: yes
[12:10] <preaction> _phantom_: then telnet would be best, you get an interactive terminal to your server program.
[12:10] <meanfish> RedRose:  doubleclick on the audio button and make sure PCM volume is turned up to an acceptable level.
[12:10] <killux> killux@killux-laptop:~$ sudo ifconfig ath1 hw ether 6B:69:6C:6C:75:78
[12:10] <killux> SIOCSIFHWADDR: Invalid argument
[12:11] <barbarella> ubuntunewb:man update-rc.d
[12:11] <Faugn> RedRose: you can always put it in /etc/rc.local
[12:11] <saik0> Why wouldnt dmraid be able to activate an array it recognizes as OK?
[12:11] <luca> georgy: yes
[12:11] <ubuntunewb> do i need to log into the server for it to start if I put it in rc.local?
[12:12] <georgy_> luca : sorry, I'm on wrong way, live-cd will not help
[12:12] <jessie^^> is there a way to reset the vnc password from shell?
[12:12] <crdlb> ubuntunewb, no it's run at boot
[12:12] <barbarella> killux:ath1 or eth1
[12:12] <luca> no problem
[12:12] <PluckyBlade> meanfish: tks for that -- didn't know double click did that
[12:12] <crdlb> ubuntulog, but you don
[12:12] <killux> barbarella: ath1
[12:12] <crdlb> ubuntunewb, but you don't need rc.local for that
[12:12] <stefg> luca: is your system must obviously be able to boot from USB, isn't it?
[12:13] <luca> stefg: well actually quite the contraru, I must be restore the previous situation
[12:13] <luca> in which I booted directly from disk, NOT from usb
[12:13] <onexused> luca: do you have the Windows install CD?
[12:14] <stefg> luca: do have an option in your bios to select USB as boot-device?
[12:14] <PluckyBlade> anyone know if there is a keyboard accelerator to give the panel the focus?
[12:14] <luca> onexused: I fear not :S
[12:14] <luca> not the one for thes lapto anyhow
[12:14] <luca> (xp btw)
[12:14] <barbarella> ubuntunewb:update-rc.d -f bind9 defaults
[12:14] <Faugn> ubuntunewb: you can install rcconf to easily manage service
[12:14] <ubuntunewb> thx bar
[12:15] <onexused> luca: you sould like you have -a- windows install cd.  which one do u have?
[12:15] <luca> xp professional
[12:16] <luca> trying it right now, it's loading
[12:16] <onexused> when it finishes loading, try entering the recovery console, and typing "fixmbr" then rebooting without the cd
[12:17] <Rictoo> Are ncurses-devel and libncurses-devel the same thing?
[12:17] <Murmur> killux bring the interface down
[12:17] <onexused> i would say probably not
[12:17] <onexused> (to rictoo)
[12:17] <killux> Murmur: i did
[12:17] <Rictoo> because I'm compiling irssi in cygwin
[12:17] <velko> PluckyBlade: http://www.novell.com/coolsolutions/tip/2289.html (ctrl + alt + tab)
[12:18] <Rictoo> and it says I need to get 'ncurses-devel'
[12:18] <AlCantara> hello! im searching an easy to use ftp-server, with gui to be used by an user, not a deamon for root.
[12:18] <Murmur> using native drivers ?
[12:18] <Rictoo> but I only found a libncurses-devel
[12:19] <killux> Murmur: i just compiled the madwifi drivers
[12:20] <PluckyBlade> tks velko -- will check that out -- currently have that bound in beryl ;)
[12:20] <Murmur> killux did u remove the native drivers before installing new (rmmod) ?
[12:21] <wladston> guys - trying to install ubuntu on my laptop, but it doens't work. It says that X couldn't be started, and at the end it doesn't even give me the command line. Can anyone help me ?
[12:21] <ppepp> i have a flickering black square in google earth and on some more demnding games, is this a graphics card problem that can be fixed?
[12:21] <Rictoo> ppepp: Most likely a driver problem
[12:21] <wladston> it just says "loading, please wait..."
[12:21] <_phantom_> preaction: I am a little inexperienced, do you think you could give me an example?
[12:21] <Rictoo> what gfx card do you have?
[12:21] <killux> yea
[12:21] <wondering> I have a lot of prospective Ubuntu machines I want to image at once. How would I do multicasting with DRBL to image Ubuntu?
[12:22] <crdlb> ppepp, are you using beryl/compiz?
[12:22] <enyc> wondering: whatis DRBL ?
[12:22] <killux> when i installed the new one it asked me i  wannted to remove the old drivers and i sayed yes Murmur
[12:22] <georgy_> wladston : try dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[12:22] <wondering> enyc: Diskless Remote Boot in Linux
[12:22] <ppepp> crdlb: yeh beryl, is that the problem?
[12:22] <preaction> _phantom_: did you read the manpage? all telnet does is open a port and give you a terminal. every character you type goes directly to the server running on that port
[12:22] <enyc> wondering: coo not heard about that before
[12:22] <wladston> georgy_: how ? it doesn't give me the command line
[12:22] <ppepp> Rictoo: Intel GMA 950
[12:23] <crdlb> ppepp, yep
[12:23] <enyc> wondering: I jnow you can do LTSP easily with ubuntu but thats likely not the same thing
[12:23] <Rictoo> Hah, is that even good enough for GOogle Earth?
[12:23] <wladston> georgy_: I just get a blinking cursor - I can't type
[12:23] <Rictoo> ppepp: Check xorg.conf, I gotta go now, sorry
[12:23] <Murmur> killux sry cant help u. i managed to get kismet going with my ralink pci, but the two probs I encountered were the old drivers and trying to spoof card when it was up
[12:23] <Rictoo> try different graphics drivers
[12:23] <wondering> enyc: Likely that it is not the same. I need to create identical setups in one room.
[12:23] <Rictoo> cya
[12:23] <crdlb> ppepp, it happens to me anywhere something is changing in the backround, such as the clock
[12:24] <enyc> wondering: hrrrm well LTSP will do that ;-)
[12:24] <dannyboy> test
[12:24] <enyc> wondering: with the clients running FROM the server... not unto themselves
[12:24] <dannyboy> hello
[12:24] <georgy_> wladston : put your logging  and password, then sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg and answer the questions
[12:24] <enyc> wondering: but thats usually fine... thin clients..
[12:24] <wondering> enyc: I need the clients to have their own independent setups.
[12:24] <webcrawle> i have a T1 download line and a T1 upload line (1.5mbs) i was wondering when the 7.04 torrent is being released so i can help seed.
[12:24] <wladston> georgy_: also - ctrl+alt+f1...f7 doen't work
[12:24] <_phantom_> okay thanks
[12:24] <wondering> enyc: These aren't clients in that they aren't slaves. A better term is workstations I suppose.
[12:24] <enyc> webcrawle: soon, its been formally stated for release 2007/04/19  (on schedule)
[12:24] <ppepp> crdlb: thats ba-ad, i dont have that much of a problem, is this a problem thats going to be fixed with later releases or is it just going to get worse as it gets more demanding of the card
[12:25] <webcrawle> enyc:time of day in PST
[12:25] <enyc> wondering: hrrm well there are lots of ways of imaging machines... you dont need remoteboot for that
[12:25] <jrd> how does one determine their wireless network card driver?
[12:25] <enyc> webcrawle: unknown
[12:25] <_phantom_> preaction: I get the following when typing this: telnet: could not resolve localhost:60000/telnet: Name or service not known
[12:25] <crdlb> ppepp, just turn beryl off temporarily, I don't know of a fix
[12:25] <wladston> georgy_: I'm trying to install it
[12:25] <enyc> webcrawle: somewhere on that day.. should be... cant predict exactly...
[12:25] <wladston> georgy_: it doen't has a login/password yet
[12:25] <enyc> webcrawle: unless there is unexpected trouble
[12:25] <webcrawle> enyc:thanks
[12:26] <_phantom_> preaction: where 60000 is the port num
[12:26] <preaction> _phantom_: are you sure that port is open on that address?
[12:26] <wladston> georgy_: and even thoug - it's not asking a login/pass .. it simply shows a blinking cursor
[12:26] <georgy_> wladston : try to install in text mode
[12:26] <wladston> georgy_: how to do it ?
[12:26] <preaction> _phantom_: also, i do not think that localhost:60000 is the way to give an address to telnet
[12:26] <_phantom_> preaction: yes, Ill look into it further
[12:26] <enyc> webcrawle: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/feisty/ ...  there are .torrent links and so forth... just there is no RC (Release Candidate) or  release version yet!
[12:26] <georgy_> wladston : it's boot option
[12:27] <VSpike> !nvidia
[12:27] <ubotu> To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[12:27] <stefg> wondering: maybe http://clonezilla.sourceforge.net/ is of use for you
[12:27] <wladston> the only key combination that works is ctrl+alt+del :(
[12:27] <wladston> georgy_: It doesn't has any "text mode install" option
[12:27] <wondering> stefg: I've read through all of that already.
[12:28] <georgy_> wladston : safe graphical mode ?
[12:28] <wondering> stefg: Apparently I didn't mention it in here... so ctrl+c + ctrl+v :)
[12:28] <wladston> georgy_: tried - same results
[12:28] <nexous> How do I configure PHP with bluefish.
[12:28] <wondering> enyc: Likely that it is not the same. I need to create identical setups in one room. How would I setup Clonezilla + DRBL + multicasting to handle that? Is there a guide somewhere that could help me out?
[12:28] <wondering> Er... stefg
[12:28] <wondering> Apparently I did say it in here then.
[12:28] <xpoint> !update Hoary
[12:28] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about update hoary - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[12:28] <enyc> wondering: ive never used those
[12:29] <wondering> enyc: Sorry, that was meant for stefg
[12:29] <qwehnce> i removed OOo using apt-get, is incomplete because it cannot remove ttf-opensymbol, not i cannot add or remove any new programs
[12:29] <georgy_> wladston : you can download the alternate cd, then you have a text mode or press F1 for help and different boot options
[12:29] <enyc> wondering: there are tools like   http://sourceforge.net/projects/g4l   to image machines
[12:29] <barker> does anyone have steam/hl2/counterstrike working? i need a walk through...
[12:30] <wondering> enyc: They can't do multicasting and are far inferior to Clonezilla.
[12:30] <nexous> How do I configure PHP with bluefish.
[12:30] <barker> !wine
[12:30] <ubotu> wine is a compatibility layer for running Windows programs on GNU/Linux. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Wine for more information.
[12:30] <wondering> enyc: When you have a large enough setup of machines to image, multicasting is the way to go. It saves a lot of time. I just don't know how to set it up... :\
[12:30] <il-luzhin> anyone know a list of monitor identifiers for xorg? Can't get my res to 1440 x 900
[12:30] <barker> !steam
[12:30] <ubotu> Steam can be found at: http://www.steampowered.com/
[12:31] <enyc> wondering: U see
[12:31] <`davo> anyone up to providing quick help?
[12:31] <enyc> wondering: I see what you are saying... I dont know myself
[12:32] <`davo> I'm reading instructions to installing a driver to /usr/X11R6/lib/modules/drivers/ but I don't have a /modules directory, nor can I create one...any ideas/
[12:32] <jrib> `davo: what driver?
[12:33] <`davo> jrib: via_drv driver
[12:33] <`davo> for my video card
[12:33] <VSpike> I really need help getting nvidia binary driver to start.  I had one from nvidia site installed, started to get problems all of a sudden after it worked for ages.  Tried to upgrade to latest version from nvidia, installer broke.  Tried to remove it an install packaged repos versions, won't start
[12:34] <killux> Murmur: my current mac address on ath1 is 00-16-E3-8F-CA-BB-00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00
[12:34] <killux> isnt that weird?
[12:34] <barker> does anyone have steam/hl2/counterstrike working? i need a walk through... - ive been trying for days
[12:34] <darksoft> Question: I installed SWScanner but it errors opening as root saying the file isn't there, I'm new to this - any help appreciated :)
[12:34] <jrib> `davo: have you tried just using it?  I have a man page for via so it may just be included
[12:34] <NewbieBaba> hey - i downloaded "ati-driver-installer-8.35.5-x86.x86_64.run" where should i move it to, to install?
[12:34] <NewbieBaba> its on my desktop atm
[12:35] <VSpike> When I run startx, I get dlopen: /usr/lib/libGLcore.so.1 : undefined symbol: _nv000040gl
[12:35] <digitalhav0c> is anyone running fiesty on x41t and have the stylus working?
[12:35] <VSpike> then : failed to load /usr/lib/corg/modules/libglx.so
[12:35] <digitalhav0c> because i can't seem to get it to work
[12:35] <`davo> anyone familiar with via video drivers?
[12:36] <VSpike> then FATAL: could not open '/lib/modules/2.6.17-11-generic/volatile/nvidia.ko'
[12:36] <schwagner> NewbieBaba, you can probably run it from there, but i'd put it in it's own directory under your home dir
[12:36] <Visti> Hi people!
[12:37] <bayziders> Who ever recomened avant to me earlier,thank you this app is amazing.
[12:37] <rob-west> how much ram does ubuntu server need
[12:37] <schwagner> bayziders, you're welcome, it rocks
[12:37] <chowmeined> rob-west: it depends what you are using it for
[12:37] <rob-west> apache
[12:37] <bayziders> Can I add app luanchers to it?
[12:38] <NewbieBaba> ty schwagner its workin
[12:38] <NewbieBaba> ^^
[12:38] <bayziders> haha
[12:38] <bayziders> I CAN
[12:38] <chowmeined> rob-west: dynamic web sites? (php, perl, python)? or using database? (MySQL, PostgreSQL)?
[12:38] <Cretep50> is this an ok place for rank newbies?
[12:38] <rob-west> dynamic websites
[12:38] <rob-west> just with HTML
[12:39] <Pelo> Cretep50,  it's the only place for newbies,   everywhere else will send you here
[12:39] <chowmeined> how much traffic are you expecting? will you use a cache framework? (memcached)
[12:39] <Cretep50> ok thx.
[12:39] <smallfoot-> has ubuntu made so the terminal console application things have black background now, or is it still white?
[12:39] <Visti> bayziders: What exactly is it Avant is again? I remember it coming up in a conversation I had not to long ago..
[12:40] <barker> does anyone have steam/hl2/counterstrike working? i need a walk through... - ive been trying for days
[12:40] <bayziders> Just about identical to the os x dock
[12:40] <Pelo> barker,  under wine ?  ask in #winehq
[12:40] <bayziders> Here is a guide to install it
[12:40] <barker> good idea
[12:40] <bayziders> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=2093300
[12:41] <Cretep50> i have installed Dapper on a Thinkpad it shares w Windows.... how can i see and read write those Word docs with OpenDoc?
[12:41] <Visti> Oh, right.
[12:41] <chowmeined> rob-west: if you arent expecting too much traffic you could use as little as 512MB of ram
[12:41] <eck> smallfoot-: it is white by default, but of course you can (and always have been able to) change it
[12:41] <chowmeined> rob-west: even less if you dont use a GUI
[12:41] <Pelo> Cretep50,  just save as , using  openoffice
[12:41] <Visti> I was never much for docks, they seem so unefficient..
[12:41] <rob-west> i wont use the GUI
[12:41] <rob-west> but can i use like 32MB ram
[12:42] <chowmeined> rob-west: i have never tried it with that little ram
[12:42] <bayziders> Wrecks the pannel and taskbar so hard it isnt even funny.
[12:42] <chowmeined> rob-west: but id suggest using a debian net-install cd instead.. it has a very minimal install base
[12:42] <aubade> Anyone have an idea as to how I could specify a resolution to start xserver in when using startx instead of a display manager?
[12:42] <chowmeined> rob-west: it worked with 64MB of ram
[12:42] <eck> rob-west: you can run linux with 32 MB of ram, but not really any interesting applications with that much
[12:42] <Cretep50> no, i mean i can't see anything in the Windows ntfs partition
[12:42] <CVirus> Are there any reports of hard disk failures after the last kernel update ?
[12:42] <rob-west> ok thanks
[12:42] <Pelo> !ntfs | Cretep50
[12:42] <ubotu> Cretep50: To view your Windows/Mac partitions see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AutomaticallyMountPartitions . For write access see !ntfs-3g or !fuse
[12:43] <VSpike> how can i remove the nvidia restricted modules?
[12:43] <owh> shooters: ping
[12:43] <Pelo> VSpike,  how did you install them ?
[12:43] <smallfoot-> has ubuntu made so the terminal console application things have black background now, or is it still white?
[12:43] <Cretep50> it shows the partition as mounted but says i don't have permissions to see the files in it
[12:43] <luca__> Hi all. I can't get my Sound Blaster Audigy card work properly under Feisty.
[12:43] <crdlb> smallfoot-, you can change that
[12:43] <htaccess> I want to install smokeping on ubuntu which wants exim4, as i have postfix installed i would prefer to use that, how do i tell aptitude to install with a dependency on mail-transport-agent virtual package rather than exim?
[12:43] <Pelo> smallfoot-,  my terminal is still white background
[12:44] <smallfoot-> ya i know
[12:44] <smallfoot-> but i dont like the default to be white
[12:44] <Cretep50> i did look in that community documentaiton about autmatically mounting partitions.
[12:44] <owh> smallfoot-: You mean gnome-terminal? The default background is white. You change it in the menu.
[12:44] <Cretep50> they're mounted but the contents seem invisible
[12:44] <smallfoot-> but a terminal is supposed to be black
[12:44] <smallfoot-> being white is just wrong
[12:44] <Caplain> schwagner, hey i got it working
[12:44] <Pelo> Cretep50,   sudo chmod 755 /pathto/mountpoint
[12:44] <VSpike> If i try to remove nvidia-kernel-common, it complains that linux-restricted-modules-2.6.17-11-generic depends on it.  And linux-restricted-modules depends on that.  And linux and linux-generic depend on that
[12:44] <crdlb> white is more friendly
[12:44] <smallfoot-> so you say blacks are unfriendly?
[12:44] <VSpike> Pelo: with aptitude I think
[12:44] <Seveas> VSpike, then don't remove it :)
[12:44] <eck> smallfoot-: no, the default for xterm is black on white
[12:44] <smallfoot-> oh
[12:44] <eck> and if xterm isn't the precedent i don't know what is
[12:45] <Caplain> iwconfig wlan0 ap (mac id)
[12:45] <Cretep50> ok will try thanks
[12:45] <VSpike> Seveas: sure the restricted modules are optional?
[12:45] <VSpike> surely
[12:45] <smallfoot-> well, a terminal should be black, else its just wrong
[12:45] <owh> smallfoot-: Actually, the only reason you think it should be black is because it was cheaper to produce black background CRT displays. The actual argument for a white background is that paper is white. It was too hard to produce in the earlier days of computing.
[12:45] <Pelo> VSpike,  if it's tied into something I don'T know , I thought you might jsut need to know how to uninstall somethig compiled from source
[12:45] <Lookazooka> smallfoot: kopete is the killer app for you then :)
[12:45] <Seveas> VSpike, sure, as is linux-generic (linux-image-generic holds the actual kernel metapackage)
[12:45] <smallfoot-> oh
[12:45] <smallfoot-> why?
[12:46] <Lookazooka> ..konsole, not kopete. sorry
[12:46] <VSpike> seveas: oh. so I can remove linux-generic?
[12:46] <Seveas> VSpike, correct
[12:46] <VSpike> what about linux?
[12:46] <Seveas> what about it?
[12:46] <owh> smallfoot-: As for the default, it's simply changed under Edit->Profiles->Colours.
[12:47] <arejay> anyone know how to set the label on a fat32 thumbdrive ?
[12:47] <bayziders> For some reason edgy is alot and I mean alot slower then dapper drake and it just started today. Does any one know how I can fix this?
[12:47] <eck> arejay: you can set it when you create the partition
[12:47] <Pelo> bayziders,  remove all the eyecandy
[12:47] <Pelo> ;-)
[12:48] <schwagner> Caplain, rock, glad to hear it.  What was the problem?
[12:48] <Pelo> bayziders,  seriously, check the system monitor , see what is eating up your resources
[12:48] <VSpike> Seveas: apparently linux depends on linux-generic
[12:48] <arejay> eck: hrm, gparted wouldnt let me?
[12:48] <owh> arejay: You can use mlabel to do that.
[12:49] <GekiBlue> I just got a new printer... If I plug it in... Will Ubuntu know it's there?
[12:49] <owh> arejay: It's part of mtools.
[12:49] <Seveas> VSpike, that just depends on linux-generic
[12:49] <Seveas> useless :)
[12:49] <arejay> owh, thanks so much :)
[12:49] <owh> GekiBlue: Try it and see :)
[12:49] <eck> GekiBlue: in theory, yes :-)
[12:49] <GekiBlue> owh: Okay, I will :)
[12:49] <Pelo> GekiBlue,   you probably need to set it up with  menu > system > admin > printers
[12:49] <VSpike> somehow removing linux and linux-generic feels like a really bad idea :) I mean, it just sounds like it rhymes with unbootable
[12:49] <GekiBlue> Oooooh. Thanks, Pelo
[12:49] <bayziders> Pelo: It was this slow before I installed any eye candy
[12:49] <PRAEDO> hello
[12:50] <bayziders> But only on this install
[12:50] <bayziders> it is very strange
[12:50] <PRAEDO> i have an old version of ubuntu on which apt-get doesn't have the autoremove feature
[12:50] <Seveas> PRAEDO, then look at debfoster
[12:50] <Enverex> VSpike, As long as you dont restart before installing new ones...
[12:50] <PRAEDO> how can i remove the gnome metapackage together with all the packages that were installed with it?
[12:50] <VSpike> Enverex: new what?
[12:51] <VSpike> I just want to remove the restricted modules
[12:51] <Seveas> Enverex, linux-generic and linux are just metapackages
[12:51] <Seveas> ditching those does not hurt
[12:51] <Enverex> Seveas, True, but unless you've told it to install the components, autoremove will remove them
[12:51] <barker> zPacKRat, in here :p
[12:51] <barker> http://pastebin.ca/443705
[12:51] <Seveas> Enverex, no
[12:52] <Seveas> Enverex, look in /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/01ubuntu
[12:52] <Christopher> I'm trying to get apache2 to run perl scripts with the .pl extension.
[12:52] <Christopher> Is there a way to accomplish this?
[12:53] <smallfoot-> Christopher, #apache
[12:53] <Seveas> Christopher, AddHandler cgi *.pl or something. Look in the apache docs for addhandler or in the mod_cgi config
[12:53] <smallfoot-> httpd.conf
[12:53] <Christopher> k, thanks
[12:53] <P3nnywise> I have wep wireless protection, where do i eneter the password? and i dont wanna us ethe network manager
[12:53] <Luiza> oi
[12:54] <zPacKRat> barker: what version of
[12:54] <darthbator> hey guys I am having a problem getting amarok to be able to write to my ipod
[12:54] <Caplain> schwagner, iwconfig wlan0 ap (ap mac addy)
[12:54] <jester626> My situation: I have a second hard drive (slave) in an XP box, I want to put it as a slave on my Ubuntu box. the HDD is formatted as NTFS and I don't want to lose the data. Any suggestions? Gooling only give me how to set up a dual boot system, which I don't want
[12:54] <Caplain> then dhclient wlan0
[12:54] <RedRose> My Audio Will not play at it's normal levels, IE as in windows. I have a laptop, so it's built in, but as soon as I run This command everything is normal. Can anyone help me simplify this process?
[12:54] <RedRose> Command: #kill $(lsof -t /dev/dsp* /dev/audio* /dev/mixer* /dev/snd/*) ; sudo modprobe -r $(lsmod |grep ^snd |awk '{print $1}') && sudo modprobe snd-hda-codec && sudo modprobe snd-hda-intel model=auto
[12:54] <schwagner> Caplain, glad it's working
[12:55] <darthbator> everything seems like it should be working the ipod is mounted /dev/sdd3 on /media/ipod type hfsplus (rw,nosuid,nodev,uid=1000,gid=1000)
[12:55] <darthbator> and the mount point should be writeable drwxr-xr-x  1 darthbator darthbator   17 2006-12-01 10:10 ipod
[12:55] <eck> jester626: i don't really understand your question, but the master/slave distinction doesn't really exist at the OS level. Linux will just see two drives with different device names, and you can do with them whatyou want
[12:55] <darthbator> but amarok gives me Media Device: failed to create lockfile on iPod mounted at /media/ipod: Read-only file system
[12:56] <darthbator> when I attempt to connect to my ipod
[12:56] <Seveas> RedRose, the kill/lsof can be replaced with fuser -k /dev/dsp* etc...
[12:56] <robdeman> hi fol/join #subversion
[12:56] <jester626> eck:  so doing a fdisk -l displays the second drive as HDB and it is formatted as NTFS, So if I go in and mount it as NTFS then Ubuntu will see that data with no problems?
[12:56] <indianballer24>  is anyone here
[12:57] <VSpike> damn.. still can't intall the nvidia driver
[12:57] <Pelo> no we're are not here
[12:57] <indianballer24> does anyone know how to set up wireless internet
[12:57] <bayziders> I just installed the flash plug ins but youtube is telling me i dont have them installed what is wrong?
[12:57] <Pelo> !wireless | indianballer24
[12:57] <ubotu> indianballer24: Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[12:57] <eck> jester626: yes
[12:57] <RedRose> Seveas, Is there any method i can use to implement this every time i boot my PC?
[12:57] <jester626> ok, will give it a try, just wanted to make sure before messing around with the HDD that has data on it
[12:58] <eck> jester626: if you want to be safe you can mount it read only, but i don't think it will be a problem
[12:58] <P3nnywise> Where do i enter WEP key?
[12:58] <indianballer24> i went to the website what do i click on
[12:58] <jester626> I just mounted it and when I go to /media/slave and try to access it, it tells me permission deined... go figure :)
[12:59] <eck> jester626: you can remount it with a different uid/gid
[12:59] <indianballer24> i went to the wireless website but i dont no my wat my wireless card is what do i do
[12:59] <eck> e.g. mount -o remount,uid=500,gid=500 /path/to/mountpoint
[12:59] <robdeman> hi folks, maybe anybody here can help.. the Subversion version of Ubuntu was too old... so I compiled Subversion from source and installed it -- now I want to remove / uninstall.. but how?
[01:00] <jester626> eck:  I don't understand what you mean
[01:00] <Pelo> indianballer24,  pull it out and read the lablel
[01:00] <soweto76> indianballer24, lspci
[01:00] <indianballer24> its a internal card
[01:00] <jrib> robdeman: how did you install it?
[01:00] <darthbator> anyone have any clue why amarok is convinced my ipod is a read only file system?
[01:00] <indianballer24> my wireless card is internal
[01:00] <robdeman> jrib: ./configure  then make  then make install
[01:00] <soweto76> indianballer24, lspci
[01:01] <jrib> robdeman: try 'make uninstall' from the source directory you compiled in, but it isn't guaranteed to exist.  If not, you can just delete everything manually.  In the future, consider checkinstall
[01:01] <jrib> !checkinstall > robdeman    (robdeman, see the private message from ubotu)
[01:01] <eck> jester626: ntfs volumes don't have provisions for unix style permissions, so the whole partition is mounted with the ownership of a single user/group
[01:02] <jester626> ok, so how can I change/fix this?
[01:02] <eck> jester626: if you remount the volume with the uid and gid of your account you will be able to read the data
[01:02] <waldo> hey-- can anyone help me figure out why my laptop suspends but won't wake up fully?
[01:03] <nervousystem> hi
[01:03] <jester626> the UID and GID of my Ubuntu Account?
[01:03] <eck> err, i think the uid and gid of the default user in ubuntu are both 1000
[01:03] <eck> yeah
[01:03] <Visti> Wasn't there an app that automatically added repos like PLF to Ubuntu?
[01:03] <jester626> ok, so what is the syntax to do that?
[01:03] <eck> jester626: you can check with: grep ^$(whoami) /etc/passwd
[01:03] <yell0w> !repos | Visti
[01:03] <ubotu> Visti: The packages in Ubuntu are divided into several sections. More information at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories and http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/components - See also !EasySource
[01:03] <eck> jester626: and then use the mount command i posted above with that uid and gid
[01:04] <Visti> !repos
[01:04] <ubotu> The packages in Ubuntu are divided into several sections. More information at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories and http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/components - See also !EasySource
[01:04] <robdeman> jrib: aah... thanks
[01:04] <Pelo> waldo,  suspend /hibernate is not all that great in ubuntu ( or linux in general I am told)   try looking for help in the forum,  check for your laptop model, there may be a fix in there
[01:04] <jester626> I dont see the syntax posted above, sorry
[01:05] <waldo> Pelo: I tried...   Can't find anything helpful...   blah
[01:05] <robdeman> how hard is it to compile Apache myself and replace the one that came with Ubuntu -- without breaking my current apache setup . config files/ etc ?
[01:05] <robdeman> so just replace the webserver istelf
[01:05] <jester626> I see it now
[01:05] <jester626> let me give it a try BRB
[01:05] <eck> robdeman: it should be pretty simple... just prefix it to /usr/local
[01:06] <hunterp> checking for C compiler default output file name... configure: error: C compiler cannot create executables
[01:06] <hunterp> what is that?!?
[01:06] <robdeman> eck: ok - sp I apt-get remove apache2 ... and then compile it but what about the prefixing?
[01:06] <Jump86> is there a way to make the locate command retrieve results for other drives?
[01:06] <jester626> eck: sudo mount -o remount,uid=1000,gid=1000 /media/slave permission denied
[01:06] <Linuturk> how do I reset the configuration files for my openssh-server ?
[01:07] <Linuturk> er, how do I reset my hosts.allow and hosts.deny files?
[01:08] <VSpike> at the moment, my overall experience of linus seems to be nothing ever quite works, and when i think things are going well, something always breaks
[01:09] <ardchoille> VSpike: Have you used automatix or been installing debian .deb packages or have debian sources in your /etc/apt/sources.list?
[01:09] <bayziders> This is really startign to piss me off, i installed all the flash plug ins and yet youtube will still not work
[01:09] <bayziders> what did I do wrong
[01:10] <Stormx2> bayziders: What problem are you having?
[01:10] <Stormx2> bayziders: Does firefox not find the flash plugin?
[01:10] <bayziders> Videos wont load on youtbue
[01:10] <bayziders> i installed it but it is like i didnt
[01:10] <Stormx2> Do you get the controls (play, reverse, etc)?
[01:10] <bayziders> No
[01:10] <bayziders> I get this error
[01:11] <bayziders>  			Hello, you either have JavaScript turned off or an old version of Macromedia's Flash Player. Get the latest Flash player.
[01:11] <VSpike> ardchoille: I used automatix right after I first installed my system yeah, but that was a long time ago
[01:11] <Stormx2> bayziders: Which package have you installed?
[01:11] <VSpike> ardchoille: don't have any debian repos
[01:11] <ardchoille> VSpike: You have just discovered what may be the source of your problems.
[01:11] <bayziders> flash-nonfree and that didnt work so i installed flash-mozzila or something similar
[01:11] <Jump86> is there a way to make the locate command retrieve results for other drives? like indexing for search...
[01:12] <ardchoille> !automatix | VSpike
[01:12] <Stormx2> !flash | bayziders
[01:12] <Stormx2> nooo
[01:12] <Stormx2> UBOTU!
[01:12] <Stormx2> COME BACK!
[01:12] <bayziders> Hes broked
[01:12] <bayziders> !botsnack
[01:12] <Stormx2> ;__;
[01:12] <Stormx2> He's not here
[01:12] <bayziders> he's dead
[01:12] <eldude> hi
[01:12] <bayziders> ='(
[01:12] <eldude> hello
[01:12] <eldude> Was wondering if its possible to upgrade to KDE instead of gnome
[01:12] <eldude> without too much hastle
[01:12] <VSpike> ardchoille: yeah, I know the spiel.  Too late, I did it before I ever came here
[01:13] <eldude> or am i really going to have to get kubuntu or what ever
[01:13] <bayziders> go to synpac
[01:13] <Shootfast_> just install kdedesktop
[01:13] <ubotu> VSpike: automatix is a script that tries to install some software, and often fails and breaks systems. We don't provide support for it, and we strongly discourage its use. Problems caused by Automatix are often hard to track and solve, and it might sometimes be easier to !install a fresh copy of Ubuntu. See also !WorksForMe
[01:13] <bayziders> search kde
[01:13] <bayziders> and install
[01:13] <ubotu> bayziders: For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/common-tasks-chap.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats
[01:13] <ubotu> Flash 9 (Final release) is now available for dapper-backports and edgy-backports. See !backports and !flash
[01:13] <bayziders> Hes back
[01:13] <bayziders> =O
[01:13] <bayziders> !botsnack
[01:13] <ardchoille> VSpike: Ah, ok.
[01:13] <ubotu> Yum!
[01:13] <Stormx2> !botsnack
[01:13] <bayziders> Yay
[01:13] <Stormx2> damn you
[01:13] <VSpike> I'm thinking of doing a fresh install of feisty i must admit
[01:13] <VSpike> This machine is slow, and it shouldn't be
[01:14] <ubotu> Yum!
[01:14] <VSpike> Gonna be such a pita setting everything up again though
[01:14] <Shootfast_> Hey guys, i've just installed edgy on another computer of mine, and I get an odd problem.
[01:14] <Shootfast_> It just dumps me to a busybox shell
[01:14] <bayziders> !flash
[01:15] <ubotu> For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/common-tasks-chap.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats
[01:15] <ubotu> Flash 9 (Final release) is now available for dapper-backports and edgy-backports. See !backports and !flash
[01:15] <bayziders> Why does installing the plug in in dapper work but not edgy
[01:15] <bayziders> i want to downgrade =/
[01:16] <VSpike> Why is automatix so dangerous, and why does the automatix site disagree with this channel about its safety
[01:16] <bayziders> !backports
[01:16] <ubotu> If new updated Ubuntu packages are built for an application, then they go into Ubuntu Backports. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuBackports - See also !packaging
[01:16] <elsinux> Hi everey body. Im running ubuntu edgy 6.10, I need to complie a new kernel with the envida drivers. When sudo apt-get install linux-headers-`uname -r` build-essential gcc gcc-3.4 xserver-xorg-dev ...  I get : nmet dependencies:
[01:16] <elsinux>   build-essential: Depends: libc6-dev but it is not going to be installed or libc-dev Depends: g++ (>= 4:4.1.1) but it is not going to be installed ....
[01:16] <dibblego> !beryl
[01:16] <ubotu> Beryl is a window manager that takes advantage of an OpenGL accelerated X environment. See http://forum.beryl-project.org/ - Help in #ubuntu-effects
[01:16] <ardchoille> VSpike: Search the forums for automatix posts from last year, you'll see why.
[01:16] <wondering> Hmm, I'm in a class B subnet, but I need a DRBL server (which comes with its own DHCP server) to pretend like it is in a class C network so that the clients can be in a class C network.
[01:16] <wondering> How would I setup a server so that <IP_ADDRESS> maps to <IP_ADDRESS> or something?
[01:17] <echosyp> i just setup my new LCD tv as a monitor, and now my panel font is so tiny i can't read it?
[01:17] <echosyp> i adjusted the fonts in preferences to fix everything else
[01:17] <VSpike> how can I find out which package provides /usr/lib/libGLcore.so.1
[01:17] <echosyp> anyone have an idea?
[01:17] <VSpike> ardchoille: fair enough :)
[01:17] <ardchoille> VSpike: dpkg -S /usr/lib/libGLcore.so.1
[01:17] <echosyp> Vspike, search for it
[01:17] <jester626> eck:  you still here?  found a nifty tool to take care of the problem, its called ntfs-3g, just thought I'd pass it on
[01:18] <echosyp> my windows fonts are tiny too
[01:18] <Visti> Can anyone running Feisty check if there's an app called klid-client in the repos? I was running Feisty, installed this and loved it, but I reverted to Edgy and now I can't find the  app or any mention of it..
[01:18] <echosyp> help!
[01:18] <ubuntu> hey Fr3ak, you here?
[01:18] <elsinux> where can I find the  g++ (>= 4:4.1.1) ?? for edgy ???
[01:19] <VSpike> reboot time
[01:19] <Shootfast_> install build-essential
[01:19] <bayziders> Stormx2 : I did every thing and it still wont work
[01:19] <echosyp> how do i fix my tiny font!?!?
[01:20] <foug> my taskbar keeps freezing. The clock and everything stops working, When I open a new application no tab for it appears. Anyone know what's cuasing this?
[01:20] <ubuntu> echosyp, font for what?
[01:20] <echosyp> everything
[01:20] <Shootfast_> elsinux - sudo apt-get install build-essential
[01:20] <MrMakeveli> how can i check what my internal ip is? i tried looking through "networking" and "network tools" but didnt see anything
[01:20] <echosyp> all my apps have unreadable font cause its so tiny
[01:20] <ubuntu> did you try changing your language settings?
[01:21] <ardchoille> MrMakeveli: ifconfig
[01:21] <echosyp> no, its fine when the tv isn't plugged in
[01:21] <MrMakeveli> ard: i was totally thinking that but i thought that was just windows =p
[01:21] <dooglus> echosyp: change the dpi setting in fonts -> sub pixel
[01:21] <ardchoille> MrMakeveli: Different command in Windows I think
[01:21] <Shootfast_> its ipconfig for win
[01:21] <echosyp> k
[01:22] <MrMakeveli> yeah
[01:22] <MrMakeveli> hehe
[01:22] <redwyrm> I overwrote my swap with randomness using dd, then I ran mkswap on it. now it doesn't resume after hibernating (software suspend). what's going on?
[01:22] <ardchoille> Shootfast_: Yeah
[01:22] <MrMakeveli> depends on what os
[01:22] <MrMakeveli> but thats it most the time
[01:22] <Shootfast_> now i always type ifconfig in windows. :S
[01:22] <ardchoille> lol
[01:22] <IdleOne> LjL: may I msg you?
 with sudo apt-get install build-essential  ---  i get ---> build-essential: Depends: libc6-dev but it is not going to be installed or libc-dev  Depends: g++ (>= 4:4.1.1) but it is not going to be installed
[01:23] <echosyp> dooglus, its at its max
[01:23] <MrMakeveli> ok i'll go try ipconfig
[01:23] <Shootfast_> hmm... can you install libc6-dev ?
[01:23] <manny> hola
[01:24] <MrMakeveli> ard: its not letting me do 'ipconfig'
[01:24] <Shootfast_> thats coz ipconfig is windows
[01:24] <Bicchi> I am using the slab menu and would like to know how to I create a new entry?
[01:24] <manny> holaaaaaaaaaaa
[01:24] <elsinux>  <Shootfast_> libc6-dev: Depends: libc6 (= 2.4-1ubuntu12) but 2.4-1ubuntu12.3 is to be installed
[01:24] <MrMakeveli> shootfast: i thought that was true
[01:24] <swhalen> Hello, does anyone know how i can convert an ogg video?
[01:24] <MrMakeveli> shootfast: do you know what the command is?
[01:25] <LjL> IdleOne: no
[01:25] <Shootfast_> ok, so follow the tree and try libc6
[01:25] <echosyp> i increased the font size on all the options to their max, that worked for everything but the application windows and my panels
[01:25] <ax> anyone know how i get opengl development libraries? i thought i had them but this configure script isn't finding them
[01:25] <Shootfast_> MrMakeveli - which command do you need?
[01:25] <GekiBlue> When installing a new printer... How long should that little 'reading printer database' window stay up?
[01:25] <MrMakeveli> shootfast: i need to find my internal ip
[01:25] <MrMakeveli> !ip
[01:25] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about ip - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[01:25] <Shootfast_> ok, just type sudo ifconfig
[01:26] <MrMakeveli> shootfast: k i'll try ifconfig
[01:26] <moDumass> hey all, is there a pretty iCal alternative in ubuntu, the only one i seem to be able to find is evolution which requires all kinds of mail server info...
 libc6-dev: Depends: libc6 (= 2.4-1ubuntu12) but 2.4-1ubuntu12.3 is to be installed
[01:27] <MrMakeveli> shootfast: i guess its the "inet addr"? i dont hink it could be anything else
[01:27] <ardchoille> MrMakeveli: it is inet addr:
[01:28] <Shootfast_> yep :D
[01:28] <andre_> hey guys
[01:28] <MrMakeveli> ard: thank you. is there an easy way to scan what other addresses are occupied on the network?
[01:28] <echosyp> anyone have a diff. solution for my font problem
[01:28] <ardchoille> MrMakeveli: There may be, but I don't know them.
[01:28] <Shootfast_> well ifconfig will show you all the connections, use iwconfig for wireless
[01:29] <saik0> Why wouldnt dmraid be able to activate an array it recognizes as OK?
[01:29] <MrMakeveli> shootfast: hmm would there be multiple addresses under the inet part?
[01:29] <robdeman> hi folsk how do I remove apache2? apt-get remove apache2 ? what si the apckage name?
[01:29] <dealc> How do I have a seporate share?
[01:29] <Shootfast_> which device are you looking at? eth0?
[01:30] <echosyp> if he can't find his ip hes hopeless, lets move on to my problem
[01:30] <Shootfast_> well your problem befudles me too
[01:30] <redwyrm> robdeman, apache's package name is "apache2"
[01:30] <saik0> !coc
[01:30] <ubotu> The Ubuntu Code of Conduct to which we ask all Ubuntu users to adhere can be found at http://www.ubuntu.com/community/conduct/
[01:31] <MrMakeveli> echo: wtf is your problem. i found my address and im looking to find what other comps on my networked are at
[01:31] <elsinux> Hi !!! I need to recompile my kernel with NVIDIA drivers, im on Ubuntu edgy 6.10. when build-essential i get libc6-dev but it is not going to be installed or libc-dev  Depends: g++ (>= 4:4.1.1) but it is not going to be installed
[01:31] <robdeman> redwyrm: It says 'Package apache2 is not installed, so not removed'
[01:31] <redwyrm> robdeman, there's also "apache2-common", "apache2-doc", and "apache2-utils"
[01:31] <ratshell> hi
[01:31] <redwyrm> robdeman, well, how did you install it?
[01:31] <robdeman> redwyrm: It came with Ubuntu 6.10 Server
[01:32] <MrMakeveli> shoot: i dont see any other addresses in there that fit the dhcp range thats set
[01:32] <GekiBlue> Okay... So I've got the printer working... but it's a combination scanner/printer, do I have to do anything special to get the scanner part to work? :3
[01:32] <redwyrm> robdeman, I would just do a search in Synaptic for "apache" and see what you have installed
[01:32] <Shootfast_> elsinux - can you just install gcc by itself?
[01:32] <robdeman> redwyrm: its commandline only -- but apache2-common did the trick!
[01:32] <saik0> elsinux, you can install the binary drivers as a package if it's easier for you
[01:32] <Shootfast_> MrMakevili - try refreshing your DHCP settings with sudo dhclient
[01:32] <haiba> hi, i use ubuntu 6.06, version 6.10 is better?
[01:32] <dealc> I have a question, How to I setup a secondary share on a main share?
[01:33] <Shootfast_> haiba - thats the idea behind version numbers...
[01:33] <raich> how to check md5 sums?
[01:33] <redwyrm> raich, md5sum <filename>
[01:33] <ardchoille> raich: md5sum file
[01:33] <p47> I have edgy running but before I could print the screen with the mouse and windows key... do you know why ?
[01:33] <DigitalDeviant> Anyone know how to print multiple pages in OpenOffice?
[01:33] <raich> ty man
[01:33] <Agrajag> haiba: if you're concerned with having the latest version, 7.04 should be out later this week
[01:34] <DigitalDeviant> Anyone know how to print multiple pages per sheet rather in OpenOffice?
[01:34] <dealc> Anyone known anything about samba?
[01:34] <elsinux> Shootfast: how can I install gcc by it self ? sorry :(
[01:34] <Shootfast_> tomorrow in fact...
[01:34] <Shootfast_> erm, i think its just apt-get install gcc
[01:34] <haiba> thanks, i'll using  version 7.04
[01:35] <Shootfast_> what package manager are you using (if any)? Synaptic or Adept or just command line?
[01:35] <elsinux> saik0: I couldn't find the binaris for this card ...
[01:35] <redwyrm> Shootfast_, Synaptic has always worked for me
[01:36] <Jeeves_Moss> can someone help me figure out why my secondary NIC card won't show up in ifconfig?
[01:36] <Shootfast_> redwyrm - yeah, but if he wasnt using a graphical manager, he wouldnt be able to actually see what was available
[01:37] <andre> hey gents how do you change your desktop so that all 3 desktops have different pics (wallpaper)
[01:37] <foug> when i restart x, ctrl+alt+backspace, what exactly am i doing?
[01:37] <wastrel> Jeeves_Moss:  the driver isn't loaded
[01:37] <Shootfast_> andre, only in kde
[01:37] <elsinux> Shootfast_: gcc is already the newest version.
[01:37] <Dybber> Is mathdesign.sty included in any of ubuntus texlive packages?
[01:37] <dooglus> foug: you're asking the X server to kill itself
[01:37] <Jeeves_Moss> wastrel:  how do I load it?
[01:37] <andre> really  ohh well
[01:37] <dooglus> foug: the display manager (gdm) notices it has died and restarts it
[01:37] <Shootfast_> eslinux - try just installing nvidia-glx
[01:37] <foug> dooglus: x server being what?
[01:37] <andre> is ubuntu kde descent
[01:37] <jcole> so, how does one enable dvd menu navigation in totem-gstreamer
[01:37] <Shootfast_> very :D
[01:37] <colbert> anyone here using lm-sensors? i am monitoring temp1 and temp2 but don't know which one is CPU and which is mobo
[01:38] <Jeeves_Moss> dooglus:  it's actully a shell access account.
[01:38] <dooglus> foug: the x server being the program which displays all the graphics - windows, toolbars, the mouse pointer, etc
[01:38] <foug> dooglus: ahh got'cha. I think we might have similar names, irl
[01:38] <elsinux> Shootfast : should I stop gdm an xserver before ?
[01:38] <dooglus> foug: you're called Chris as well?
[01:38] <Shootfast_> elsinux
[01:38] <Shootfast_> nope
[01:38] <foug> dooglus: nevermind, lol
[01:39] <dooglus> foug: ;)
[01:39] <Shootfast_> but after its all installed, press ctrl-alt-backspace
[01:39] <NOOSee> hey alguien que hable espaol?
[01:39] <Shootfast_> and you will see the nice nvidia splash
[01:39] <foug> dooglus: is there a limit on how many times i should restart x? it seems like a good quick way to restart my computer
[01:39] <elsinux> Shootfast_: ok downloading
[01:39] <ardchoille> !es | NOOSee
[01:39] <ubotu> NOOSee: Si busca ayuda en Espaol por favor entre en los canales #ubuntu-es, #kubuntu-es o #edubuntu-es, all obtendr mas ayuda.
[01:39] <Shootfast_> elsinux - just as a side note, are you trying to get beryl?
[01:39] <dooglus> foug: if you do it too quickly, gdm will think that it's crashing on its own and refuse to restart it for you.  other than that, no problem.
[01:39] <foug> dooglus: thanks
[01:39] <dooglus> foug: of course, it doesn't restart the computer - just the graphical display
[01:40] <elsinux> Shootfast_: Setting up nvidia-glx (1.0.8776+<IP_ADDRESS>-11.2) ...   ouuppss, are you a mind reader?
[01:40] <rob-west> !feisty
[01:40] <ubotu> The next version of Ubuntu (7.04; codenamed "Feisty Fawn") should be released in April 2007. Beta is out! http://www.ubuntu.com/news/Ubuntu704Beta Schedule: !schedule - Specifications (goals): https://features.launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/feisty - Help and support in #ubuntu+1 (NOT #ubuntu)
[01:41] <Shootfast_> elsinux - everyone wants beryl :D, but just so you know
[01:41] <elsinux> Shootfast_: ok  nvidia-glx (1.0.8776+<IP_ADDRESS>-11.2) done ....
[01:41] <Shootfast_> dont restart just yet
[01:41] <redwyrm> in /etc/initramfs-tools/conf.d/resume, can I have RESUME=LABEL=... instead of UUID?
[01:41] <elsinux>  Shootfast_: ok, what is the next steop 8)
[01:42] <ax> so, is there a problem compiling opengl apps if i'm using 64bit? anyone know why configure isn't finding opengl, i have
[01:42] <ax> libgl1-mesa-dev installed
[01:42] <Shootfast_> ok, hang on, just finding the  copmmand
[01:43] <wastrel> ....
[01:43] <Shootfast_> elsinux - now type sudo apt-get install nvidia-kernel-common
[01:43] <haiba> how to i upgrade to ubuntu 7.04 from ubuntu 6.06LTS
[01:43] <pancho> hey
[01:44] <dudanogueira> !current
[01:44] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about current - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[01:44] <pancho> can i download cedega for free ?
[01:44] <Shootfast_> haiba - 7.04 isnt out yet :l
[01:44] <Shootfast_> tomorrow...
[01:44] <LDZ420> I recently had to re- install an the OS,  I am unable to access the some of my old files.  I have cp the file to different folders  I have made myself apart of the group, I have even made myself the owner of the folder and subfile and folders still give me permission issues
[01:44] <Shootfast_> pancho - trial yes
[01:44] <Agrajag> Shootfast_: tomorrow? I thought thursday
[01:44] <LDZ420> any help?
[01:44] <Shootfast_> pancho - try wine, its free
[01:45] <Shootfast_> for me tomorrow is thursday
[01:45] <Shootfast_> wait
[01:45] <Shootfast_> i mean, isnt it the 17th?
[01:45] <Agrajag> Shootfast_: whoa where are you?
[01:45] <Agrajag> Mars?
[01:45] <Shootfast_> lol
[01:45] <Agrajag> 19th, I thought
[01:45] <Shootfast_> i meant tomorrow is the 17yh
[01:45] <Shootfast_> shit
[01:45] <Agrajag> yes
[01:45] <pancho> yea but
[01:45] <Shootfast_> time to reset my hopes and dreams callender :(
[01:45] <elsinux> <Shootfast_ : 8) nvidia-kernel-common is already the newest version.
[01:45] <pancho> i can`t play my fav game with wine
[01:45] <pancho> i need cedega
[01:45] <VSpike> How can i list the files provided by a package?
[01:45] <Agrajag> pancho: what game?
[01:46] <pancho> ragnarok online
[01:46] <pancho> ever heard ?=
[01:46] <Shootfast_> elsinux - cool, now type sudo nvidia-xconfig --add-argb-glx-visuals
[01:46] <jrib> VSpike: dpkg -L
[01:46] <m1r> evening
[01:46] <LDZ420> I understand that when why would it not let me preform these actions even if I am the owner of the folders?
[01:46] <slicslak> when i login, ubuntu seems to contact servers somewhere to check for updates.  the coprorate firewall here then blocks all further communication from my laptop.  how can i stop this?
[01:46] <Enverex> slicslak, The checking or the Firewall?
[01:46] <wo0lverine> hey !
[01:46] <m1r> can someone help with dsl service providing ?
[01:47] <MrMakevel1> anyone know of a command to check what ip addresses are currently being used on your network?
[01:47] <slicslak> Enverex, the checking
[01:47] <slicslak> i have no control over the firewall
[01:47] <elsinux> Shootfast_:  Using X configuration file:"/etc/X11/xorg.conf".Option "AddARGBGLXVisuals" "True" added toScreen "Default Screen".Backed up file '/etc/X11/xorg.conf' as'/etc/X11/xorg.conf.backup'New X configuration file written to'/etc/X11/xorg.conf'
[01:47] <chowmeined> MrMakevel1: you could try using nmap
[01:47] <Shootfast_> MrMakevil - cant you see the active sesions on your router?
[01:48] <Enverex> slicslak, Under Administration > Software Sources
[01:48] <Comrade_Sergei> if i have a feisty cd can i use it to upgrade to it without reinstalling? (im on breezy)
[01:48] <MrMakevel1> chow, shoot: when i do ifconfig, i just see my ip address, i dont see any other active sessions
[01:48] <slicslak> Enverex, i'll try thanks
[01:48] <Shootfast_> elsinux - excelent! one more step! just kill x server (ctrl-alt-backspce) and sign back on here to report
[01:48] <MrMakevel1> chow: i'll try nmap
[01:48] <MrMakevel1> shoot: how do i view active sessions on the router?
[01:48] <Shootfast_> elsinux - you should see the nvidia splash
[01:48] <elsinux> Ok I hope I'll see you agiain
[01:48] <Shootfast_> go to your routers IP and look for an active sessions tab
[01:49] <Shootfast_> (in a browser)
[01:49] <Shootfast_> if your routers any cop that is...
[01:49] <MrMakevel1> chow: i tried nmap as a command it said command not found
[01:49] <chowmeined> MrMakevel1: something like... nmap -sP <IP_ADDRESS>-254
[01:49] <Juanca> Hi. Anybody can help me, I'm trying to install windows to dual boot, but some problem doesn't let me, could that be some left over of ubuntu?
[01:49] <chowmeined> MrMakevel1: sudo aptitude install nmap
[01:49] <Shootfast_> Juanca - what version of ubuntu and which windows
[01:49] <chowmeined> MrMakevel1: it also does port scans
[01:49] <MrMakevel1> shoot: i know how to access my router, i've done port forwarding and small stuff before (dmz, etc)
[01:50] <Shootfast_> what router?
[01:50] <Juanca> Shootfast_: windows xp pro, and ubuntu 6.10
[01:50] <MrMakevel1> chow: great, i'll install now, thats sounding like it will do the trick, because the dchp is set from 100-199
[01:50] <MrMakevel1> <IP_ADDRESS>-199
[01:50] <Shootfast_> Juanca - what is installed to which drives?
[01:50] <robdeman> hi folks I compiled Apache 2.2.4 .. did a make install... but /etc/inid.d/apache start ---> nothing happens?
[01:50] <Shootfast_> or partitionms
[01:50] <robdeman> hi folks I compiled Apache 2.2.4 .. did a make install... but /etc/inid.d/apaches start ---> nothing happens?
[01:50] <chowmeined> MrMakevel1: as long as they allow pings that should work.. if not you need to find a port they all have open (ssh?) and test for that
[01:50] <slicslak> Enverex, there is no software sources...
[01:50] <Comrade_Sergei> if i have a feisty cd can i use it to upgrade to it without reinstalling? (im on breezy)
[01:51] <robdeman> I mean /etc/init.d/apache2 start --> nothing happens
[01:51] <slicslak> Enverex, or perhaps i'm looking in the wrong place?  i was just looking under the menus.
[01:51] <wastrel> Comrade_Sergei:  no
[01:51] <MrMakevel1> chow: the comp should have all ports open, i know they dont do anything with their comp besides browse and stuff
[01:52] <MrMakevel1> chow: although they may have some gay norton shiz
[01:52] <Comrade_Sergei> wastrel ok when i try to install it says stuff about how my session has lasted less than 10 seconds and whatnot?
[01:52] <wastrel> is feisty released yet?
[01:52] <Comrade_Sergei> wastrel not for another 4 days
[01:52] <gnomefreak> wastrel: no later this week (near end of week)
[01:52] <Shootfast_> Juanca - windows only likes to be installed on the first partition, after thats done, install ubuntu to another partition and grub will do the rest
[01:53] <wastrel> #ubuntu+1 for feisty help Comrade_Sergei
[01:53] <Comrade_Sergei> ty
[01:53] <elsinux> Shoot: Im back of the darkest side 8)
[01:53] <Visti> How can I make sure I'm not running something as root?
[01:53] <wastrel> Visti:  prompt is $ for non-root  # for root
[01:53] <Shootfast_> elsinux - great! did it work?
[01:53] <Visti> wastrel: Ah, thanks!
[01:53] <elsinux> I culdn't see the vidia logo
[01:53] <Juanca> Shootfast_: No one. I've installed ubuntu partitioning the disk in 3, but after that I thought it'll be better if I dual boot, and with Gparted, using the live CD errased the partitons, then I take out the cd and tried to install and partition with windows, but it didn't.
[01:53] <Visti> Is there a command to logout of root?
[01:53] <richiefrich>  i have a simple question im on edgy and  i do .. sudo /etc/init.d/ssh start .. and it wont start no errors in dmesg .. and when i do  ps auxf | grep ssh .. the server is not started ..   is there something i must  *unlock* or change i have a default config
[01:53] <chowmeined> Visti: exit
[01:54] <chowmeined> Visti: logout works too
[01:54] <Visti> Thanks, guys.
[01:54] <ardchoille> wastrel: I haven't seen a "#" prompt in years.
[01:54] <elsinux> Shoot: how to know if the aceleretion is working ??
[01:54] <richiefrich> might i need something in   /etc/hosts.allow?
[01:55] <Shootfast_> elsinux - well it your seeing the xserver, things worked (nvidia-xconfig changes your xorg.conf)
[01:55] <chowmeined> richiefrich: no.. is there anything in /varl/log/daemon.log?
[01:55] <wastrel> richiefrich:  do you have openssh-server installed?
[01:55] <Shootfast_> but to test, try glxgears
[01:55] <richiefrich> chowmeined: no
[01:55] <chowmeined> richiefrich: /var/log/daemon.log
[01:55] <richiefrich> wastrel: yeah
[01:55] <Juanca> Shootfast_: Before this I've made a NTFS partition left blank for Installing windows afterwards. But somebody suggested me it's better if I partitioned the disk with windows first
[01:55] <richiefrich> chowmeined: let me look
[01:55] <elsinux> shoot: Great, 8), so next step is to install Beryl isn't it ??
[01:56] <Shootfast_> Juanca - yeah, windows sometimes doesnt like the ubutnu made ntfs partitions
[01:56] <Juanca> Shootfast_: Ok, but now wondows doesn't run
[01:56] <Shootfast_> Juanca - boot live cd and format entire drive
[01:56] <Juanca> Shootfast_: how do I do that
[01:56] <Juanca> Shootfast_: I'm in the live cd now
[01:57] <Juanca> windows installer doesn't run but ubuntu does
[01:57] <Shootfast_> Juanca - boot from ubuntu cd, then run Gparted (its in System, Administration, Gnome Partiton editor)
[01:57] <Shootfast_> elsinux - yep, it all should work straight away
[01:57] <Juanca> Shootfast_: I know, thats what I did before
[01:57] <Juanca> Shootfast_: what next?
[01:58] <fakyamamoto> howdy
[01:58] <Shootfast_> Juanca - what does the windows disk say when you boot from it?
[01:59] <richiefrich> chowmeined: http://pastebin.ca/443776
[01:59] <richiefrich> chowmeined: i dont seee nothing
[01:59] <chowmeined> richiefrich: neither do i
[02:00] <richiefrich> chowmeined: you think if i reinstall it it might work?
[02:00] <chowmeined> richiefrich: and port 22 isnt listed in netstat?
[02:00] <rob-west> can gnome run on 128MB ram
[02:00] <richiefrich> chowmeined: correct
[02:00] <Shootfast_> Juanca - to format entire drive - click device then setdisk lable
[02:00] <Juanca> Shootfast_: It start normally, but after the initial checking the screen gets black and an error message appears in a blue screen saying windows stopped to avoid damaging the disck and blal blah blah
[02:01] <chowmeined> richiefrich: try reinstalling it
[02:01] <NkZ> Greetings
[02:01] <richiefrich> chowmeined: it is  openssh-server  .. corect
[02:01] <Juanca> Shootfast_: Ok, what do I shoose?
[02:01] <richiefrich> chowmeined: or just openssh
[02:01] <Shootfast_> Juanca - msdos
[02:01] <TaZCorp> hello
[02:01] <linxeh> is there any midi system exclusive software packaged for ubuntu ?
[02:01] <chowmeined> richiefrich: openssh-server
[02:01] <richiefrich> ty chowmeined
[02:02] <snowpunk98> How do I create the lowest level user from the command line
[02:02] <snowpunk98> No sudo rights no nothing just login and use whats there
[02:02] <NkZ> I got a question, back in "Win" I had tools to defragment my HD, But In Ubuntu I can't find this. Does that mean that I do not need to Defrag on ubu?
[02:02] <Juanca> Shootfast_: ready, should I try now to install windows?
[02:03] <linxeh> NkZ: linux filesystems dont need defragmenting
[02:03] <linxeh> NkZ: nor do most other modern operating systems actually
[02:03] <Shootfast_> yeah, to be safe, during the install, windows will ask you if you want to partition the drive. say yes to avoid re-sizing later (that causes big problems and takes ages to do)
[02:03] <NkZ> Linxeh: Thanks :-) I didn't know. That's awesome, saves me a lot of time. :-)
[02:04] <wastrel> snowpunk98:  sudo adduser newuserid
[02:04] <Shootfast_> NkZ - the beauty of journeled file systems
[02:04] <Juanca> Shootfast_: Ok, I will. But How do I leave another partition for ubuntu?
[02:04] <NkZ> Shootfast: Yeah, Ubu never ceases to amaze me, I love this thing.
[02:04] <MrMakevel1> hey guys, if you do a <command> $     it runs in the background, right?
[02:05] <wastrel> MrMakevel1:  & not $
[02:05] <richiefrich> chowmeined: heh its fine now .. why does that happen do you have any ideas?
[02:05] <MrMakevel1> wastrel: thanks. and do you happen to know if you can append something else on there to make it open in a new window/terminal?
[02:05] <alexnb185> guys when it says "uname -r" for a terminal commend.. what exactly do I enter
[02:05] <chowmeined> richiefrich: i am not sure
[02:05] <NkZ> Thanks a lot for the help guys
[02:05] <richiefrich> chowmeined: personally i use arch but im helping a friend
[02:05] <MrMakevel1> wastrel: im trying to leave the man pages open while i work on it
[02:05] <richiefrich> chowmeined: ok ty though
[02:06] <NkZ> Have a good nite (Well, nite over here at least.)
[02:06] <Shootfast_> it will ask you to install to a drive and then it says something like press p to partition (thats probably not the key but just read everything) then make a partition by entering how big you want it (in mb). It will leave the rest blank and you can later install ubuntu to that
[02:06] <Flannel> alexnb185: just that.
[02:06] <eck> MrMakevel1: you can run it in a screen session and the detach and reattach it from another terminal
[02:06] <alexnb185> well like if my name is alex i put "alex -r"??
[02:06] <MrMakevel1> eck: how would i do that?
[02:06] <Flannel> alexnb185: no no.  uname
[02:06] <alexnb185> uname -r
[02:06] <eck> MrMakevel1: apt-get install screen
[02:06] <alexnb185> ?
[02:06] <zootm> alexnb185: yes
[02:06] <Flannel> alexnb185: right.  In whatever quotes were in the original
[02:06] <alexnb185> then why do they put the quotes?
[02:06] <Juanca> Shootfast_:Ok, thank you. You will see me here again if it doesn't work :)
[02:07] <alexnb185> oh wait
[02:07] <spheard> Hi, Ive just reinstalled vista on my dual boot edgy laptop
[02:07] <Flannel> alexnb185: because you're escaping it and using it as a part of a string
[02:07] <wastrel> MrMakevel1:  if you're using gnome-terminal you can do    gnome-terminal -e "some command"
[02:07] <MrMakevel1> or should i just run multiple terminals?
[02:07] <Shootfast_> haha, yeah, hope it works. Have fun with the 1 hour windows install :D
[02:07] <alexnb185> so if ther command is blah blah blah /"uname -r"/
[02:07] <alexnb185> that is exactly what i put
[02:07] <Flannel> alexnb185: yes
[02:07] <MrMakevel1> wastrel: perfect, is that a new terminal that opens?
[02:07] <alexnb185> oh ok
[02:07] <wastrel> MrMakevel1:  it will open in a new terminal window and close after the command is finished
[02:07] <alexnb185> also when it says <kernel-version> what do I enter.. just that
[02:08] <MrMakevel1> i think thats what i want, is there a way to make it stay open?
[02:08] <eck> MrMakevel1: it sort of depends. screen is fairly complicated to learn, but the advantage is that you can detach and reattach sessions, so for example you can have a bunch of applications open in ssh, detach you session and go do something else, and then later reattach and start whreeyou were before
[02:08] <redwyrm> after formatting my swap partition, what do I have to update to allow hibernation to work again?
[02:09] <wastrel> MrMakevel1:  pipe it through less maybe
[02:09] <eck> redwyrm: just make sure that the entry for swap in /etc/fstab is correct
[02:09] <elsinux> Shoot: Everything is deam good !! Thks, I'll pass this tutorial with GNU phylosofy!!
[02:09] <MrMakevel1> eck: hmm. i think i'll  save it in my notes because it sounds like i could use that down the road. however im still beginning in these lil experiments so im not quite at that level yet. haha
[02:09] <alexnb185> if i am given the command... ln -s /usr/src/linux-<kernel-version> /lib/modules/VERSION/build... for "<kernel-version>" do I enter just that... witht eh exception of the word version the 2nd time
[02:09] <wastrel> i dunno
[02:09] <Visti> I can't figure out how to change brush size in Gimp..
[02:09] <Shootfast_> elsinux - enjoy your wobbly windows :p
[02:09] <redwyrm> eck, that isn't enough. I also updated /etc/initramfs-tools/conf.d/resume, and even that wasn't enough
[02:09] <eck> MrMakevel1: well later on it might be useful. at work i have a screen session that has been running for weeks now... every day when i leave i detach it, and when i come in i reattach
[02:10] <Shirakawasuna> hey, ubuntu has a searchable online repo site, doesn't it?
[02:10] <MrMakevel1> eck: yeah that makes a lot of sense
[02:10] <Shirakawasuna> I'd like to figure out what the current default kernel version is
[02:10] <IdleOne> packages.ubuntu.com
[02:10] <Shootfast_> Now its my turn to ask for help :P
[02:10] <beg1689> no me
[02:10] <Flannel> Shootfast_: for which ubuntu version?
[02:10] <Shootfast_> Edgy
[02:11] <mikedoty> I have a small, impressing (as in, "not pressing") question about ubuntu (or perhaps gnome maybe?).  the file browser thing (when you browse a folder or such) seems to take a while to open. Are there any alternative options that might be faster to use?
[02:11] <Flannel> Shootfast_: sorry.  Bad nick complete.  But, you should just ask your question.
[02:11] <MrMakevel1> hey the whole "-e <command>" in terminal didnt open a new window. it says unknown
[02:11] <eck> redwyrm: and you are able to use the new swap space currently? e.g. if you run free the swap space shows up?
[02:11] <Shootfast_> im installing it on my Media PC, and I get a weird error and dumped into a busybox shell
[02:11] <Flannel> Shirakawasuna: packages.ubuntu.com, but that'll be the current one.  If you want the one that is on the CD, you'll want to look at the .list file for your CD
[02:11] <clietz_> alexnb185: it would look like /linux-2.x.xx-xx/lib/modules/etc
[02:11] <alexnb185> well what do the x's stand for.. and how do i find that
[02:12] <Shirakawasuna> Flannel: I'm helping someone get their sound working (never used ubuntu).  Looks like they need to update their kernel + alsa (they're using dapper).  What's the best way to do that?
[02:12] <clietz_> in a terminal you can type uname -a to get your version number
[02:12] <Shirakawasuna> Flannel: I've only used rolling release distros
[02:12] <Flannel> Shirakawasuna: Update to what?  Newer major versions? or just the current version of their kernel?
[02:12] <MTecknology> Is there any way to make Gaim receive messages that people send me while i'm offline? I have how MSN does that BS.
[02:12] <redwyrm> eck, yes. I tried rebooting as well: the new swap partition is used normally, according to the free command.
[02:12] <MrMakevel1> who was it who told me about the -e command for ghome terminal?
[02:12] <vega`> ??
[02:12] <Shirakawasuna> Flannel: well, it looks like the dapper package is 2.6.15.  I don't use ubuntu so I dont know if you can update it without switching to edgy :)
[02:12] <Shootfast_> cant remember the particulars, but its something like invalig Job id
[02:13] <Shirakawasuna> Flannel: whatever way's the best in your opinion (I'd say just getting edgy)
[02:13] <Flannel> Shirakawasuna: if you want to upgrade to like 2.6.17 (or whatever) then no.  You'll need to upgrade to edgy.  He can update his 2.6.15 though
[02:13] <Shootfast_> other people got it when grub was pointing to the wrong UUID, however mine seems fine
[02:13] <MrMakevel1> Shootfast_: werent you telling me about e in ghome-terminal?
[02:13] <ajehuk> Shirakawasuna = your not trying to upgrade your way out of a problem are you
[02:13] <Shirakawasuna> Flannel: he wants to upgrade to that, yes
[02:13] <Shirakawasuna> ajehuk: yes, it's an alsa problem
[02:13] <Shootfast_> MrMakevel1, nah, that was someone else
[02:13] <Flannel> !upgrade | Shirakawasuna
[02:13] <ubotu> Shirakawasuna: For upgrading, see the instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes
[02:13] <Shirakawasuna> that's exactly how you solve them half the time ;)
[02:13] <redwyrm> MrMakevel1, are you escaping any bad characters in the command?
[02:14] <ajehuk> Shirakawasuna - I assume you have run the alsaconfig application?
[02:14] <eck> redwyrm: and you updated the initrd.gz as well?
[02:14] <redwyrm> like space or quote marks
[02:14] <redwyrm> eck, no. I didn't know about that. how would I update it?
[02:14] <MrMakevel1> red: what do you mean? im trying to just open a command in a new window. i want to have the man pages open while i work on a command
[02:15] <ubuntu> hello?
[02:15] <ubuntu> Can anyone help me?
[02:15] <ajehuk> go ubuntu
[02:15] <redwyrm> MrMakevel1, xterm -e man xterm
[02:15] <redwyrm> does that work?
[02:15] <Flannel> !ask | ubuntu
[02:15] <ubotu> ubuntu: Don't ask to ask a question. Just ask your question :)
[02:15] <ubuntu> 2 things, I just installed it fine, but I don't have internet, Like I do while using the live CD
[02:15] <eck> redwyrm: that is the thing that actually checks for the hibernate partition as the kernel is loaded. i think if you just run update-initramfs it will do it, but i have never actually done it myself before
[02:15] <ajehuk> Shirakawasuna - have you run alsaconf?
[02:16] <ubuntu> The other thing is, I can't get my usb keyboard to work in grub
[02:16] <MrMakevel1> redwyrm: is that a different terminal than gnome-terminal?
[02:16] <eck> as usual, read the man page :-)
[02:16] <redwyrm> MrMakevel1, yes. I don't use gnome-terminal much, so I was unsure about it
[02:16] <ajehuk> ubuntu - the grub issue may well be related to usb support for keyboards in your bios...
[02:16] <Shootfast_> Ok, my problem is this - after booting i get "/bin/sh: can't access tty; job control turned off
[02:16] <eck> MrMakevel1: the gnome help viewer (yelp
[02:17] <ubuntu> Ok, that could be it, I just installed a new Mobo
[02:17] <eck>  is also useful for viewing man pages... try searching for man:man
[02:17] <ajehuk> ubuntu - as for network issue we could take a look at that - is your ubunut pc a different one to the one you are using now?
[02:17] <ubuntu> Nope, Im on a live CD now
[02:18] <ubuntu> Same comptuer
[02:18] <MrMakevel1> eck: yelp   in gnome-terminal and now i cant get out
[02:18] <MrMakevel1> haha
[02:18] <clietz_> shootfast - are you dropping into busybox after the error you are seeing?
[02:18] <eck> MrMakevel1: you have to close it (or suspend it)
[02:18] <ajehuk> ubuntu - fair enough -that'l make it harder to solve, but lets have a go - is the connection a wired one or a woreless one?
[02:18] <eck> MrMakevel1: you can open it from system > help and support
[02:18] <Shirakawasuna> ajehuk: yes, it's a known issue
[02:18] <ubuntu> Wired
[02:19] <ajehuk> Shirakawasuna : fair enough.
[02:19] <Shirakawasuna> ajehuk: there wasn't support for the card in alsa-1.0.10/kernel-2.6.15 :)
[02:19] <Shirakawasuna> ajehuk: thanks, though!
[02:19] <py_geek> hey all!
[02:19] <ubuntu> hi there!
[02:19] <mag_> do you know why I can't to select the peace of desktop tht I want to pint or save in a bmp ? before I stalled edgy I could
[02:19] <Shootfast_> clietz- yes
[02:19] <MrMakevel1> eck
[02:20] <eck> MrMakevel1: if you want to background a process you can hit ctrl-z in a shell and then type bg
[02:20] <eck> it will be like you ran it with &
[02:20] <RedRose> How can I create a module from an already existing one? I.E. The Toshiba ACPI support?
[02:20] <TaZCorp> anyone knows how to make my lexmark 5400 series working on edgy?
[02:20] <clietz_> shootfast - i was getting that error after upgrading to feisty.
[02:20] <py_geek> okay, simple question-
[02:20] <py_geek> how do I write the contents of a folder (data) to a dvd?
[02:20] <eck> py_geek: the easiest way is to use nautilus cd burner or some other graphical cd burning program
[02:20] <MrMakevel1> eck: let me put it this way, i want to open my man pages in another window so i can view them and work at the same time. any recommendations on how to do that?
[02:20] <Shootfast_> this is a fresh install of edgy
[02:20] <py_geek> eck- how do i do that?
[02:21] <Shootfast_> (and as a side note, it happens with dapper, edgy and feisty :S)
[02:21] <eck> py_geek: places > cd creator
[02:21] <eck> py_geek: then drag the files into that window
[02:21] <redwyrm> eck, I'm going to see if "sudo update-initramfs -u" did the job, brb :)
[02:21] <clietz_> shootfast- none of the workarounds i saw online worked, i checked the uuid and it matched.
[02:21] <eck> MrMakevel1: i would just open two terminals, and use one for work and the other for man pages
[02:21] <TaZCorp> anyone knows how to make my lexmark 5400 series working on edgy? atleast the printer ?
[02:22] <Shootfast_> clientz - same :(
[02:22] <clietz_> shootout - however, once i upgraded to 2.6.20-15 i haven't had any problems.
[02:23] <MrMakevel1> eck: i was hoping i could do it from a command inside the gnome-terminal, but alas i guess i can just open too
[02:23] <Shootfast_> how can i update though when it wont boot?
[02:23] <chowmeined> what do you guys think about using xfs?
[02:23] <eck> MrMakevel1: if you want to view the man page and do work at the same time you would need two windows... of course you can also open multiple tabs in gnome-terminal
[02:23] <Shootfast_> I tried updating on the live dc, but it failed as there were to many downloads and filled the ram disk
[02:23] <eck> chowmeined: i have had positive experiences with it, but you should know its limitations
[02:23] <redwyrm> eck, it worked! thanks!
[02:23] <clietz_> shootout - what do you have for your video driver?
[02:24] <hyperactivecrond> i dig the new layout of the site
[02:24] <MrMakevel1> is there a command to open a new terminal?
[02:24] <chowmeined> eck: it has limitations?
[02:24] <eck> chowmeined: for example, it does not store bad block information
[02:24] <chowmeined> eck: dont hard drives do that?
[02:24] <hyperactivecrond> may i ask if/which CMS powers it?
[02:24] <Shootfast_> its an nvidia card using the "nv" driver as its a fresh install
[02:24] <lakcaj> MrMakevel1, gnome-terminal?
[02:24] <eck> chowmeined: it is stored in the inodes in ext3
[02:24] <chowmeined> oh
[02:25] <RedRose> How can I create a module from an already existing one(to get a .mo)? I.E. The Toshiba ACPI support? Do I have to rebuild the kernel?
[02:25] <clietz_> shootout - ok that's good.  can you drop into an older working kernel by hitting esc during the boot sequence?
[02:25] <Shootfast_> nope, coz as its a fresh install, it only has the base kernel
[02:25] <MrMakevel1> lakcaj: yes
[02:25] <clietz_> shootout - doh!  sorry, missed that.
[02:25] <lakcaj> MrMakevel1, have you tried the command gnome-terminal?
[02:25] <eck> chowmeined: it is probably not an issue, but i have an old computer with a 7 or 8 year old hdd that has some bad sectors, and i use ext3 on it for that reason. also, i would probably trust the ext2/3 fsck tools more as far as recovering data is concerned
[02:25] <Shootfast_> i might see if i can just update the kernel from the live cd and install
[02:26] <eck> chowmeined: the performance increase for xfs is definitely noticeable over ext2/3 though
[02:26] <MrMakevel1> lakcaj: haha seems like that'd work. i just dont see how i cant do a command and add a lil option or & or w/e to have it open in another window
[02:26] <clietz_> shootout - good idea, the latest version has worked for me and i was able to get the nvidia driver finally working without issue.
[02:27] <RedRose> !toshiba
[02:27] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about toshiba - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[02:27] <Shootfast_> nvidia drivers never been an issue to install - just an issue to use as the newest one is buggier than insect hell
[02:27] <eck> chowmeined: i also read that kernel.org is going to migrate to it at some point, so apparently they think it is pretty good too
[02:27] <MrMakevel1> ctrl-shift-t  will just have to do it to open a new tab in gnome-terminal
[02:28] <corden> hello guys just back
[02:28] <eck> chowmeined: here is the article http://lwn.net/Articles/216948/
[02:28] <aaron> How do I configure my laptops keyboard shortcuts like brightness (function key + arrow keys)
[02:28] <corden> how do i install other distro using vmware? i already installed it using synaptic. tnx
[02:28] <ubuntu> Hey, ajehuk, did you fall off the edge of the world?
[02:29] <Shootfast_> aaron - they usually work by default, try booting kernel with acpi
[02:29] <chowmeined> eck: thank you
[02:29] <beg1689> corden
[02:29] <corden> hello beg1689
[02:29] <nickub> wazz up chaters
[02:30] <beg1689> corden: for vmware player, the easiest thing to do is grab a premade one, or find a way to make your own
[02:30] <treyh0> what happened to the old website that ran on plone for ubuntu.com?
[02:30] <TaZCorp> anyone knows how to make my lexmark 5400 series working on edgy? atleast the printer ?
[02:30] <beg1689> hmm i forget where they were...
[02:31] <corden> oic, no idea where to get one or how to create my own :)
[02:31] <Shootfast_> clientz - I just remembered that i had tried feisty and dapper too, both which failed with different kernels
[02:32] <chjunior> to upgrade from 6.10 to 7.04, an update-manager -d should resolve, right?
[02:32] <moDumass> hmmm, somehow i have removed the ability to rotate my desktop cube with keyboard.. <ctrl><alt>Left or Right dont work, any ideas?
[02:33] <moDumass> with correct case though
[02:33] <Shootfast_> moDumass - middle mouse
[02:34] <Shootfast_> hang on, logging in on other machine
[02:34] <Shootfast_> quit
[02:34] <moDumass> shootfast middle mouse does nothing
[02:34] <chowmeined> eck: what about jfs?
[02:35] <clietz_> shootout - for feisty (on one machine i have) only 2.6.17-10 and 2.6.20-15 did not give me the boot/busybox error.
[02:35] <moDumass> Shootfast no ssorry your right it does work, but why would my direction keys not work anymore?
[02:36] <eck> chowmeined: from what i remember, the performance isn't that great and it's been basically in maintenance mode for several years now. it has the lowest cpu usage of any of the filesystems though
[02:36] <Shootfaster> moDumbass - maybe the gnome shortcuts have been disabled?
[02:36] <Shootfaster> try System>>>Preferences>>>Keyboard Shortcuts
[02:37] <chowmeined> eck: oh ok
[02:37] <moDumass> shootfaster, in beryl manager theyre there, is there somewhere else i could have accidentaly turned them ofdf?
[02:37] <eck> chowmeined: i think as far as performance is concerned xfs probably has the lead, but that might change when ext4 comes out
[02:37] <Shootfaster> moDumbass - try the gnome shortcuts
[02:38] <chowmeined> eck: I hear xfs is fully multithreaded is ext4 going to implement something like that?
[02:38] <dad> jmn
[02:38] <dad> name earl
[02:38] <moDumass> shootfaster in system>preferances>shoertcuts there is no gnome shortcuts option
[02:39] <eck> chowmeined: i'm not sure, there hasn't been very much information about it since it was announced
[02:39] <corden> guys how to bring back the ubuntu boot loader grub? cause i want to remove the other distro, but the boot loader i have now was the boot loader of that distro. tnx
[02:39] <Shootfaster> maybe someone has joined who can help with this problem - booting up leaves me at a Busybox prompt with the message /bin/sh; cant access tty: job control turned off
[02:39] <Shootfaster> moDumbass - are you running Gnome or KDE?
[02:39] <odat> whats going on with the nvidia driver
[02:39] <odat> my card was supported now its not
[02:39] <ubuntu> I have a question. when I am on a live cd (like now) I can get the internet, but If I boot of my harddrive, I Do not
[02:40] <moDumass> Shootfaster Gnome
[02:40] <Shootfaster> odat - use the legacy driver than
[02:40] <{uX}l`VampyrCeil> :o
[02:40] <odat> Shootfaster, legacy doesn't support glx
[02:41] <Shootfaster> odat -  that really sucks... can you go through the old releases on the nvidia website?
[02:41] <Shootfaster> moDumbass - try resinstalling gnome-desktop
[02:41] <odat> Shootfaster, do they have debs there?
[02:41] <chjunior> how to make the File Manager looks better? with the sidebar for example?
[02:42] <Shootfaster> odat - nope, you'll have to compile it from source from the command line without an xserver, but its pretty straight forward
[02:42] <eck> chowmeined: i think there is more of a focus on features for ext4, rather than performance
[02:42] <chjunior> that simple display is not enough for me... every folder that I open it open a new window
[02:44] <Shootfaster> odat - its just a script you have to run
[02:44] <m4st3r> Hi all
[02:44] <Shootfaster> hi M4st3r
[02:45] <quigonjinn23> whats up in here?
[02:45] <forQed> Quick Wine Question, I have Diablo II installed but when trying to install the expansion it is not detected, any suggestions?
[02:45] <Shootfaster> is there any guides on the wine app db
[02:46] <forQed> not that I have found, it is listed under their platinum apps usually meaning there are no hoops to jump through
[02:47] <Answer> How do I switch video drivers between xserver-xorg-video-i810 and xserver-xorg-video-intel ?
[02:47] <Shootfaster> Answer - change the drive in your xorg.conf
[02:47] <nickreynolds> hi al
[02:47] <Kendrick_> might any one have a default xinitrc  or some info on how to get a semi normal x on the server version
[02:48] <Shootfaster> Answer *driver... not drive... that could be bad
[02:49] <ubuntuluver> Hey!  I have a little problem with opening folders with something different than 'open folder'
[02:49] <Shootfaster> Answer - for an easy way - type sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[02:49] <Answer> Shootfaster: but i already edited xorgconf
[02:49] <nickreynolds> how do i share files  between ubuntu and xp pro
[02:49] <ubuntuluver> I want to use 'open with' tab to selection thunar to open my folders with
[02:49] <ubuntuluver> but it doesn't let me change it
[02:49] <ubuntuluver> Is this a common issue maybe?
[02:50] <Combat> Question I'm new to Ubuntu and sound is not working
[02:50] <Combat> I''m running ubuntu 5.10
[02:50] <nickreynolds>  how do i share files between xp pro and ubuntu
[02:51] <quigonjinn23> first wtf is ubuntu?
[02:51] <flowbot> nickreynolds: samba ... there's a walkthrough somewhere ... i try to find
[02:51] <Shootfaster> combat - http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=205449
[02:51] <nickreynolds> i have it it
[02:51] <nickreynolds> and its running
[02:51] <wastrel> !ubuntu | quigonjinn23
[02:51] <ubotu> quigonjinn23: Ubuntu is a complete Linux-based operating system, freely available with both community and professional support. It is developed by a large community and we invite you to participate too! - Also see http://www.ubuntu.com and http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuHowCome
[02:51] <nickreynolds> but when i try to access it from xp
[02:51] <nickreynolds> it brings up an authentication window
[02:51] <ubuntuluver> Can some body help me change the program I use to browse folders in ubuntu?
[02:51] <nickreynolds> username and password don't work
[02:52] <flowbot> nickreynolds: did you add the windows users as samba users? i suggest following this guide to get all functionality from ubuntu > windows and windows > ubuntu: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=202605&highlight=windows+shared+printer
[02:53] <vik> Is there going to be a feisty RC?
[02:53] <BFTD> Hi, when feisty comes, whats the best way to upgrade other then removing edgy and reinstalling?
[02:53] <flowbot> works a charm for me, and gives me access to ubuntu shares from windows xp
[02:53] <Shootfaster> ubuntuluver - im looking into ir
[02:53] <kbreit> Is there a way I can non-destructively make one partition smaller and one partition larger?
[02:53] <wastrel> !upgrade | BFTD
[02:53] <ubotu> BFTD: For upgrading, see the instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes
[02:53] <Shootfaster> ubuntuluvr - http://assente.altervista.org/it/use_thunar_as_default_gnome_file_manager/
[02:54] <Ubuntuvoice> QT partition or if you have a few bucks,  Acronis Disk director = Is there a way I can non-destructively make one partition smaller and one partition larger?
[02:56] <Ubuntuvoice> BFTD:  Look into distribution upgrade through synaptic.
[02:56] <py_geek> hi all!
[02:56] <ubuntuluver> Wow, this looks complicated but I figure I can figure it out
[02:56] <Ubuntuvoice> BFTD:  Not apt-get.   I read somewhere that is the second best way.
[02:56] <ubuntuluver> Thanks for the link, shootfaster, I'm gonna go see if I can get it working :)
[02:56] <Ubuntuvoice> BFTD:  apt-get .... may get stuck
[02:57] <py_geek> how do you use/open the ubuntu cd creator (whatever its called)???
[02:57] <Ubuntuvoice> py_geek: its nautulis cd burner and its just like windows
[02:57] <py_geek> how do i access it ubuntuvoice?
[02:58] <DVS01> vlc player seems to be playing choppy on a pretty decent system.. could this be caused by beryl? i am using nvidia + aiglx + beryl
[02:58] <Ubuntuvoice> py_geek: just right click on an ISO and it will burn it
[02:58] <Ubuntuvoice> py_geek: if you want something similar to Nero,  try GnomeBaker
[02:58] <Ubuntuvoice> py_geek: installs through synaptic
[02:59] <py_geek> okay... im sorry but im a newbie, how do i make an iso?
[02:59] <Ubuntuvoice> py_geek:  best you install gnome baker then
[02:59] <Ubuntuvoice> py_geek: it has buttons to press and will basically do it for you
[02:59] <Ubuntuvoice> py_geek: have you used a windows program to burn?
[03:00] <py_geek> yes, roxio
[03:00] <Ubuntuvoice> py_geek: similar enough
[03:00] <Ax3> people using feisty, does freenx work? if so can you point to an installation guide? : D
[03:00] <Ubuntuvoice> py_geek: look under system then synaptic and type in gnomebaker
[03:00] <wastrel> feisty qustions on #ubuntu+1
[03:00] <Ubuntuvoice> py_geek: it will install
[03:00] <py_geek> thanks
[03:00] <Juanca> Hi, can anyone help me? I can't install windows to dual boot, could Ubuntu left something over in cache?
[03:01] <Shootfaster> im still here
[03:01] <Ubuntuvoice> py_geek: I mean type in gnome baker under search
[03:01] <Juanca> Hey
[03:01] <Ubuntuvoice> py_geek: you will get a list of programs but it will show up
[03:01] <Shootfaster> what happened?
[03:01] <Ubuntuvoice> py_geek: have a little faith..;
[03:01] <Juanca> It didn't work, same problem
[03:01] <Shootfaster> theres no such thing as a cache when we formatted the hard drive, so it cant be that
[03:02] <Juanca> I was guessing if it could be about 2G I occipied
[03:02] <Shootfaster> how is it occupied?
[03:02] <Ax3> well in general...
[03:02] <Ax3> has anyone gotten freenx to worko?
[03:02] <Ax3> -o*
[03:02] <Juanca> I don`t know, I tun a "memory test" from the ubuntu cd
[03:02] <Juanca> run*
[03:03] <Juanca> and I can see those 2g somehow occupied
[03:03] <Shootfaster> does xp crash before it even asks about partitioning?
[03:04] <Shootfaster> (xp offloads files when it is installing)
[03:04] <py_geek> ubuntuvoice, i do not see gnomebaker...
[03:04] <wastrel> !info gnomebaker
[03:04] <ubotu> gnomebaker: application for CD/DVD creation in the GNOME desktop. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.6.0-0ubuntu2 (edgy), package size 991 kB, installed size 2964 kB
[03:05] <Juanca> yes, it does
[03:05] <wastrel> it's in universe
[03:05] <overridex-laptop> anyone else unable to get into gnome after updating edgy recently?
[03:05] <Juanca> It start some drivers checking and then gaves me a blue screen with a message
[03:06] <Juanca> I wish I could find that message to show you
[03:06] <py_geek> ubuntuvoice: nope, still nothing...
[03:07] <tjcarter> Juanca: NVidia card?
[03:07] <Juanca> tjcarter: no, ATI
[03:07] <tjcarter> might be similar problem, but I can't help diagnose it.
[03:07] <Shootfaster> its windows giving him the error
[03:08] <Shrimpy_> hey i was wondering how you "uninstall" applications from the computer.
[03:08] <Shootfaster> Shrimpy - left click on them in synaptic and click remove
[03:08] <py_geek> who in here messed up windows when they installed linux??
[03:08] <py_geek> I did!
[03:08] <py_geek> Join the crowd!
[03:08] <tjcarter> basically, half the time, I can fix that with "sudo depmod -a" and then "sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart"
[03:08] <Juanca> I'v founded, I will pastebin it
[03:08] <tjcarter> py_geek: on purpose or by accident?
[03:08] <Shrimpy_> Shootfaster: thanks. but i did that and then in the application menu the progam is still there (i'm trying to delete cedeage then add an older verson)
[03:09] <py_geek> either way
[03:09] <tjcarter> Juanca: try my solution before you go to all that trouble--it might be all you need.  If it isn't, you'll have to find someone else anyway.
[03:09] <Shootfaster> did you install cadager from source?
[03:09] <Shrimpy_> it was a .deb package
[03:09] <Juanca> Shootfaster, tjcarter: http://pastebin.ca/443835
[03:10] <Juanca> tjcarter: tell me
[03:10] <py_geek> Okay, how 'bout this-
[03:10] <py_geek> Who ignoerd all the warning stuff about losing data?
[03:10] <Shootfaster> tjcarter - that will only restart the gnome display manager
[03:10] <tjcarter> Juanca: depmod -a as root, then restart gdm, as root.
[03:10] <Ax3> has anyone gotten freenx to work? if so can you point to a good guide that was used? TIA
[03:10] <Shootfaster> his problem is installing windows
[03:10] <py_geek> when installing linux, that is
[03:11] <Juanca> tjcarter: yes my problem is installing xp
[03:11] <tjcarter> Shootfaster: With NV cards, you generally get this obnoxious situation after an upgrade that you can't get into X because the kernel doesn't know about your driver.
[03:11] <tjcarter> okay, XP is beyond my realm of knowledge.
[03:11] <Shootfaster> Juanca - I had a problem like this on a faulty hard drive
[03:11] <eldude> anyone want to help me out? I just did a "sudo apt-get install kde", everything finished sucesfully, i am wondering how i can now use KDE as my desktop manager
[03:11] <Shootfaster> Juanca - but hopefully its only a BIOS problem
[03:12] <Shootfaster> Juanca - boot up your PC and click del (or f2, whatever key it says) to get to your bios
[03:12] <visualdeception> eldude when you log in select options and you should be able to choose kde as your gui
[03:12] <Shootfaster> then re-scan for hard disks, or make sure it detects them correctly
[03:13] <forQed> Rythembox starts up every time I plug in my MP3 player, is there a way to stop this?
[03:13] <wastrel> forQed:  check in system > preferences > removable drives and media
[03:13] <Juanca> Shootfaster, I will do it right now
[03:14] <Drakona> can anyone help me set up wireless using 3945ABG card
[03:15] <Kaon> Drakona, what problems are you having?
[03:15] <larson9999> i ugraded to feisty and boy does my pc seem zippier.  wonder if it's a placebo effect
[03:15] <Drakona> Kaon, it seems to not want to connect
[03:15] <Combat> From the ALSA driver i don't see "Rockwell International"
[03:15] <Combat> for sound
[03:16] <Kaon> are you sure no other interfaces are trying to start up alongside it?
[03:16] <MrMakevel1> how can i check my lan ip address?
[03:16] <MrMakevel1> i did ifconfig but im not sure if thats it or not
[03:16] <Kendrick_> juanca:  have you had xp on the system before?
[03:16] <visualdeception> MrMakevel1 ifconfig
[03:16] <Drakona> Kaon: I'm sure, when I tried it few times, disabled the ethernet
[03:16] <Juanca> Shootfaster: I think it detect it, it says SAMSUNG SP...
[03:16] <forQed> wastrel: Thank you!
[03:16] <MrMakevel1> visualdeception: i did that, i guess its the inet addr one?
[03:17] <visualdeception> yea, are you hooked up to a router or straight to the internet
[03:17] <Combat> i type in lspci -v then got info for my sound card "Multimedia audio controller: Rockwell International: Unknown device 4310"
[03:17] <MrMakevel1> visualdeception: are you sure its that, cause im not so sure...
[03:17] <HessiaNerd> hello, Im having trouble automounting (or even mounting) a external usb drive, any advice?
[03:17] <overridex-laptop> so no one else is unable to get into gnome after updating edgy recently?  sucks for me i guess, happening on 2 boxes
[03:17] <Kaon> HessiaNerd, you might need to be in the "plugdev" group
[03:18] <Juanca> Shootfaster: and the boot priority is set: cd, floppy, HD, ethernet
[03:18] <Kendrick_> juanca :
[03:18] <visualdeception> MrMakevel1 yes that gives me my correct ip address
[03:18] <Juanca> Kendrick_: tell me
[03:18] <xiven> Hey all
[03:18] <xiven> I got a problem
[03:18] <HessiaNerd> Kaon, thanks, I will try that.
[03:18] <Kendrick_> have you installed windows xp on this system b4?
[03:18] <mg> xiven, no meta questions just ask
[03:18] <wastrel> overridex-laptop:  i'm guessing you got a kernel update and now your binary (ati or nvidia) graphics driver isn't working
[03:19] <Combat> Anyone help me? On sound
[03:19] <Combat> i type in lspci -v then got info for my sound card "Multimedia audio controller: Rockwell International: Unknown device 4310"
[03:19] <xiven> I have a dual boot of Ubuntu/Fedora Core, I am on Fedora right now, i have chroot'd to the ubuntu drive, and i can do everything on the shell, the problem is, ubuntu will not boot up. How can I fix this, without reinstalling?
[03:19] <Juanca> Kendrick_: yes, but it was before about 3 reinstallations of ubuntu
[03:19] <MrMakevel1> visualdeception: i went to my router to set a static ip, but it was too easy. i went to it and just made up a number outside the dhcp range. how could it know its me? how coudl it have been assigned to me? i did nothing put type in the address
[03:19] <Kendrick_> ok did you change any hardware since then?
[03:20] <Juanca> Kendrick_: no
[03:20] <harry_> once I install gmailfs, how do I configure it
[03:20] <visualdeception> MrMakevel1 what is the ip address it is giving you?
[03:20] <mg> xiven, how would you boot ubuntu. do you mean the kernel hangs up while booting?
[03:20] <IdleOne> MrMakevel1: what ip did you enter?
[03:20] <brophat> where is the microphone volume control?
[03:20] <Kendrick_> is the partition you are trying to install to a primary partition ?
[03:20] <xiven> It goes into Kernel panic i belive
[03:20] <xiven> however, under chroot, i can run the system
[03:21] <xiven> oh wait no
[03:21] <mg> xiven, yes but when you chroot from fedora you still run the fedora kernel
[03:21] <Drakona> any advices on runing the wireless with 3945ABG card, I tried to set it up, but it didn't want to connect
[03:21] <xiven> i can get to a graphical login...but when i login..it ends up right back at the login
[03:21] <mg> xiven, did you change something at the ubuntu kernel
[03:21] <Juanca> Kendrick_: sorry, i don't understand. I'm trying to format the disk to left half of it to the ubuntu installation later
[03:22] <xiven> no i hadnt..actually,i had just done a distribution upgrade and everything was fine, but i rebooted, and now when i login, it goes right back to login screen
[03:22] <Juanca> Kendrick_: But I don't know if I erased the partitions , using Gparted, well
[03:22] <Kendrick_> just a sec ill see if i can get a pic...
[03:23] <HessiaNerd> Im already in the plugdev group
[03:23] <Shootfaster> Juanca - just a thought - did you commit changes to gparted?
[03:23] <mg> xiven, you mean it boots just fine and only the gui doesn't work?
[03:23] <py_geek> how can I install an unzipped program?(python2.5)
[03:23] <MrMakevel1> visual, idle: the one i set: <IP_ADDRESS>
[03:23] <cookie> hello all, I tried something with Beryl and it did not work with yet. I added a new session menu (beryl) on the login window. Now if I want to remove this menu how to do it?
[03:23] <brophat> where is the microphone volume control?
[03:23] <mg> try to set your xorg graphics driver to nv or vesa and try again
[03:23] <Death_Sargent> anyone know of a way to set my procesor to downscale when over heating
[03:23] <overridex-laptop> wastrel: no, because gdm comes up without a problem... it's only after logging in and the gnome panels/etc. appear X dies... happens on two separate machines
[03:24] <Death_Sargent> I have acpi control but I do periodically have overheating problems
[03:24] <Juanca> Shootfaster: What you mean "to Gparted", with Gparted yes I did "erase" the previous partition I've made
[03:24] <visualdeception> and its giving you a different one?
[03:24] <MrMakevel1> visual, idle: i just read something that i have to manually open all ports because ubuntu auto-locks them all down
[03:24] <xiven> As in, GDM comes up, and i put in my username and password, and press login, however instead of logging in, it appears to refresh the login screen.
[03:24] <overridex-laptop> xiven: i'm having the same problem
[03:24] <xiven> You know the fix?
[03:24] <mg> xiven, ah now i understand
[03:24] <IdleOne> MrMakevel1: 192.168.0.... are internal/local ip addys it is yours to use and I can also. what you did is forward your external ip to the internal ip
[03:24] <MrMakevel1> visualdeception: its the correct one...
[03:24] <seamus7> what program do i use to check the md5sum of an ubuntu live cd
[03:24] <Juanca> Shootfaster: I think maybe I did it wrong and left something blocked or something
[03:24] <xiven> I tried to go into the Failsafe to fix it, but it wouldnt let me login to that either
[03:25] <HessiaNerd> Kaon, Im already in the plugdev group... anything else you can think of?
[03:25] <Kendrick_> juanca: http://gparted.sourceforge.net/screenshots.php  create new partiton shows kina what i mean
[03:25] <odix> problem with ubuntu ;[ ... got a wireless belkin router connected to my main computer running ubuntu, its all up and running, but i can't connect to the internet on my ubuntu machine but i can on my wireless laptops
[03:25] <overridex-laptop> xiven: nope, just know it's happening on 2 out of 4 boxes for me, all are up to date.. don't know what's going on
[03:25] <MrMakevel1> visualdeception: i was just port forwarding
[03:25] <odix> its driving me crazy
[03:25] <visualdeception> nice!
[03:25] <mg> xiven, hmm no sorry. but you can log into the system correctly on the terminal, can't you?
[03:25] <Kaon> HessiaNerd, it might not be detecting the device
[03:25] <Kendrick_> juanca:  windows has to be /dev/hda1-3
[03:25] <wastrel> overridex-laptop:  check your x log.  also, try creating a new user and see if you can log in with that account (rules out gnome config customizations)
[03:25] <Shootfaster> Juanca - when you make changes in gpartedd, it just sort of shows you a preview of what your about to do. It wont touch the disk till you click on commit
[03:25] <cookie> how to add/remove a new session menu on the login window?
[03:25] <MrMakevel1> visualdeception: i set a static lan ip for azureus
[03:25] <foug> photoshop uses .psd for files with layers and such. What is the gimp version of .psd?
[03:25] <MrMakevel1> because it says i have NAT errors
[03:25] <overridex-laptop> foug: xcf
[03:25] <visualdeception> ahh gotcha
[03:26] <xiven> Well, it automatically goes into the GDM. I was looking for a problem using Fedora ( i chroot'd after mounting the ubuntu drive)
[03:26] <foug> overridex-laptop: thanks
[03:26] <Shootfaster> Kendrick - windows XP has to be on partition 1
[03:26] <Drakona> any advices on running the wireless with 3945ABG card, I tried to set it up, but it didn't want to connect
[03:26] <Shootfaster> but in his case, he cant even boot the XP cd
[03:26] <Juanca> Right
[03:26] <odix> anyone ?
[03:26] <Juanca> ex-laptop: thanks
 Kendrick
[03:26] <Shootfaster> My guess is its a BIOS issue with the disks not detecting the drive
[03:26] <Juanca> ex-laptop: thanks
 Kendrick
[03:26] <MrMakevel1> visualdeception: but i was just reading that i have to manually open the ports w/ ubuntu, that it auto closes all ports
[03:26] <Kaon> Drakona, there's a #wireless...they might be able to help
[03:26] <MrMakevel1> cept a telnet or something
[03:26] <overridex-laptop> wastrel: i'll try... just odd on two separate computers with different users (and logins)
[03:27] <Drakona> Kaon:  I'll give it a shot
[03:27] <Juanca> Kendrick, this is the error: http://pastebin.ca/443835
[03:27] <Kaon> only ~70 people too so you might not get lost in the rush of text like in here
[03:27] <visualdeception> i use azureus and i didnt have to manually open any ports
[03:27] <Kendrick_> shootfaster: negitiv  just has to be primary  win2k3 is on partition 3 here and xp on partition 1 neither know about the other and linux on 2
[03:27] <py_geek> how do i open nautilus cd creator?
[03:27] <visualdeception> just on my router itself
[03:27] <Shrimpy_> i know this is ubuntu support channel but i was wondering if somebody could help me wit the setup of cedega. i removed 6.0 with synaptic and then i installed 5.2 and now it won't open
[03:27] <MrMakevel1> i went to my router and opened the port
[03:27] <visualdeception> you should be good to go then
[03:27] <MrMakevel1> but i just scanned my lan ip for this computer and it says only one port is open
[03:28] <xiven> So, why do i get a login screen, after logging in?
[03:28] <particleman> ok...this is probably a dumb fix
[03:28] <m1r> any good tip on broadband provider hardware/software ?
[03:28] <particleman> tried to install Flashplayer 9 using alien via this howto
[03:28] <Juanca> Shootfaster: What do I do. Do I start with the ubuntu CD again to check?
[03:28] <particleman> http://www.howtoforge.com/native_linux_flash_player9_in_ubuntu
[03:28] <MrMakevel1> visualdeception: and it sure isnt my azureus one
[03:28] <particleman> it installs ok in terminal
[03:28] <odix> anyone have any insight to this ?
[03:28] <particleman> but doesn't show up in about:plugins under Firefox
[03:28] <HessiaNerd> Kaon, the device show ups in the 'disk and file systems' control center, well sometimes... its not showing up right now
[03:28] <Shootfaster> Grub lies to windows and tells it it is in first
[03:28] <particleman> I'm guessing I need to redo symlinks somewhere
[03:28] <particleman> but I'm not exactly sure where
[03:28] <Juanca> Please help me
[03:29] <py_geek> quick question= How do i open nautilus cd creator?
[03:29] <Shootfaster> 2k3 might not mind being on another drive, and vista doesnt care, but XP has to be partition 1
[03:29] <Kaon> HessiaNerd, it may need to be manually mounted
[03:29] <Juanca> :(
[03:29] <py_geek> juanca-state your problem
[03:29] <canadianman> need help getting my 5.1 surround sound working, editting ~/.asoundrc did not work
[03:29] <particleman> canadianman-in what program?
[03:29] <particleman> or in general?
[03:29] <Ax3> hey guys, i installed FreeNX as per the community ubuntu documentation at ubuntu.com, and when i try to login i get an error: "NX Server Disabled"
[03:29] <canadianman> mythtv .20
[03:29] <particleman> ah
[03:29] <particleman> not one I know
[03:29] <Juanca> py_geek: I did, but my helpers started arguing
[03:29] <particleman> though...this is gonna sound dumb
[03:30] <Kendrick_> hahahah
[03:30] <Shootfaster> lol
[03:30] <particleman> but in Amarok
[03:30] <canadianman> in general i guess
[03:30] <Juanca> :)
[03:30] <particleman> it was just a matter of switching output in the playback section from stereo to Dolby 5.1
[03:30] <py_geek> >:o How do you use nautilys cd creator?!?!?!
[03:30] <canadianman> hmmmmmmmm so install Amarok?
[03:30] <py_geek> nautilus*
[03:30] <particleman> well...it was Amarok running the Xine engine
[03:30] <particleman> so my guess is Xine is the key here
[03:30] <Shootfaster> ok, juanca are you on the live cd now>
[03:31] <canadianman> gotcha
[03:31] <particleman> now...any help on my flash problem audience? :)
[03:31] <py_geek> humph...
[03:31] <marcel> any know how to patch kernel?
[03:31] <Juanca> Shootfaster: no, I'm in another pc now, but I can start it
[03:31] <overridex-laptop> xiven: it's logging you in, and X crashes immediately, and goes back to the login
[03:31] <py_geek> :-!
[03:31] <xiven> Ohh
[03:32] <Shootfaster> if possible, can you move both pc's close to each other so i can guide you step by step?
[03:32] <py_geek> :-X
[03:32] <seamus7> hi... how do I check the md5sum of an ubuntu live cd?
[03:32] <overridex-laptop> i'm in bed and don't feel like getting up to try what wastrel suggested... you may want to
[03:33] <Shootfaster> Juanca, join #Shootfast
[03:33] <py_geek> okay, one question people!!!! HOW DO YOU MAKE A CD IN UBUNTU??
[03:33] <py_geek> enough caps now...
[03:33] <overridex-laptop> xiven: hit ctrl+alt+F1 and login there, then ctrl+alt+F7 will get you back to your login screen when you want to
[03:33] <HessiaNerd> Kaon, yea... manual mount worked... it would just be nice to have it automount and drop a link on my desktop...  I had an older install that did that...
[03:33] <Juanca> Shootfaster: Ok i will fron the live cd in a second
[03:33] <ratshell> pygeek
[03:33] <particleman> py_geek
[03:33] <ratshell> py_geek use gnomebaker
[03:33] <particleman> I use k3cd
[03:33] <overridex-laptop> xiven: you can login in F1, run sudo adduser  to create another username and see if that lets you login on F7
[03:33] <visualdeception> py_geek I use k3b or gnomebaker
[03:33] <Shootfaster> k3b
[03:33] <Tidus> i normally use k3b
[03:33] <ratshell> There are a lot of people here.
[03:33] <marcel> kernel geeks anyone?
[03:34] <py_geek> I cant find gnomebaker, i'll try k3b...
[03:34] <ratshell> Text goes by quick
[03:34] <Tidus> marcel, what kind of kernel issues are you talking about here?
[03:34] <ratshell> I am in #ubuntuhelp, less people there. So ttyl later
[03:34] <overridex-laptop> ratshell: just be glad we're not all talking at once
[03:34] <particleman> but if you just want to burn from nautilus
[03:34] <particleman> type burn:/// into the address bar
[03:34] <particleman> now
[03:34] <particleman> will someone please help me with my Flash/firefox/dapper issues?
[03:35] <ubd> howto surface scan with fsck?
[03:35] <Nergar> where can i check the ubuntu todo list??
[03:35] <marcel> just out of curiosity want to learn a bit so I want to play and upgrade from 2.6.15 to 2.6.20
[03:36] <odix> could anyone tell me why i can connect with my laptop through my wireless router by my comp directly connected to my wirless router doesnt
[03:36] <darwin> Can someone tell a good begginer guide to mencoder?
[03:36] <hw--> odix: IP Address
[03:37] <Tidus> marcel, move to pm
[03:37] <odix> hw--? what ?
[03:37] <marcel> what's pm?
[03:37] <odix> what does my ip address have to do with it
[03:37] <hw--> odix:the IP address has to be set right
[03:37] <hw--> odix: also the lan cable can't be bad
[03:37] <py_geek> marcel: click on the persons name you want to pm and right click
[03:37] <odix> its auto dhcp ? where do I set this at ?
[03:38] <Tidus> marcel, just check your channel list... i'm down there somewhere
[03:38] <odix> system>network settings> lan ?
[03:38] <redwyrm> how do I create /dev/video0?
[03:39] <{uX}l`VampyrCeil> any gnome feisty users have problems with CDs auto-mounting?
[03:39] <redwyrm> how do I create /dev/video0?
[03:39] <Flannel> {uX}l`VampyrCeil: #ubuntu+1 for Feisty stuff
[03:39] <{uX}l`VampyrCeil> sudo mkdir /dev/video0 i imagine
[03:39] <{uX}l`VampyrCeil> thx Flannel
[03:39] <Nergar> where can i check the ubuntu todo list?? the things the developers are working on??
[03:39] <Flannel> Nergar: #ubuntu-dev might be a good place to ask.  But, it'd be somewhere in launchpad, I imagine
[03:40] <Nergar> ok, thanx
[03:40] <Combat> need a BIG HELp
[03:40] <Combat> fast
[03:40] <Tidus> marcel,
[03:40] <Combat> a prompt say "please enter root as user"
[03:41] <Flannel> Combat: Where?
[03:41] <hw--> Combat: put "sudo" before the command you want to run
[03:41] <py_geek> tidus, i think marcel's in private chat
[03:42] <Combat> in the terminal "combatmode@Combat:-$"
[03:42] <Tidus> he's not responded lol
[03:42] <Flannel> Combat: what are you trying to do that tells you to "enter root as user"?
[03:42] <Combat> so is combatmode? or just Combat
[03:42] <marcel> Tidus, I am here
[03:42] <darwin> What is a good beginner guide to MEncoder? I don't want one that goes into a lot of detail, just how to convert to open formats
[03:42] <Tidus> Combat, use 'sudo -i' to get a root terminal
[03:42] <py_geek> how do u run a prgm from the terminal?
[03:42] <hw--> py_geek: make it executable then ./ it
[03:42] <Combat> ---
[03:42] <Combat> sh cnxtinstall.run -- --tty
[03:42] <Combat> ---
[03:42] <Combat> Alternatively, you could manually download and install the packages from the
[03:42] <Combat> following pages:
[03:42] <Combat> HSF: http://www.linuxant.com/drivers/hsf/full/downloads.php
[03:42] <Tidus> marcel, check your pm list so i can help you with your kernel questions
[03:42] <Combat> HCF: http://www.linuxant.com/drivers/hcf/full/downloads.php
[03:42] <Flannel> py_geek: typing its name usually.  Smetimes theyre a little different, use tabcomplete
[03:42] <Combat> RIPTIDE: http://www.linuxant.com/drivers/riptide/downloads.php
[03:42] <Combat> Trying to launch a web browser, please wait...
[03:43] <Flannel> !paste | Combat
[03:43] <Combat> The password asked by the installer is:
[03:43] <ubotu> Combat: pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[03:43] <overridex-laptop> redwyrm: mknod /dev/video0 c 81 0     though you really shouldn't need to with udev...
[03:43] <redwyrm> ah
[03:43] <redwyrm> what's the udev way?
[03:43] <Combat> root@combat
[03:43] <Combat> root@Combat
[03:43] <hw--> !ops
[03:43] <ubotu> Help! Mez, LjL, elkbuntu, imbrandon, DBO, gnomefreak, Hobbsee, rob, ompaul, Madpilot, Burgundavia, Seveas, CarlK, crimsun, ajmitch, tritium, Nalioth, thoreauputic, apokryphos, tonyyarusso, PriceChild, Amaranth, jrib, jenda or mneptok
[03:43] <Combat> so is just "Combat"
[03:43] <overridex-laptop> redwyrm: well, as long as udev's running it creates the entires in /dev if the hardware exists
[03:43] <Amaranth> hw--: ?
[03:43] <ubd> i need to make a hdd surface scan how will i do
[03:44] <marcel> Tidus, I clicked on your name and anothore chat came up
[03:44] <Combat> Tidus rite?
[03:44] <py_geek> ALL:: how can you install a program from files you got from a .tar(python 2.5)???
[03:44] <hw--> Amaranth: nm
[03:44] <overridex-laptop> redwyrm: i should say if the hardware exists and drivers are loaded
[03:44] <xiven> Hmm
[03:44] <Tidus> !rootsudo > Combat
[03:44] <Amaranth> py_geek: don't :)
[03:44] <hw--> py_geek: man tar
[03:44] <Tidus> marcel, that would be correct
[03:44] <xiven> according to logs, the problem is, the xserver is locking up...
[03:44] <Amaranth> !info python2.5 | py_geek
[03:44] <ubotu> py_geek: python2.5: An interactive high-level object-oriented language (version 2.5). In component main, is optional. Version 2.5-2ubuntu2 (edgy), package size 3164 kB, installed size 11744 kB
[03:44] <redwyrm> overridex-laptop, yeah, I have no idea which drivers to use for this hardware
[03:44] <Tidus> !root | Combat
[03:44] <xiven> Im not sure how to fix it though
[03:44] <ubotu> Combat: sudo is a command to run programs with superuser privileges ("root"). Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo for all information.
[03:45] <marcel> so where do you want to chat, here or in you pm
[03:45] <overridex-laptop> redwyrm: what is it?
[03:45] <Tidus> in pm
[03:45] <Amaranth> py_geek: in 6.06 python2.5 is available to install and in 6.10 it's the default
[03:45] <Flannel> Combat: don't install from source.  Make a deb.  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RPM/AlienHowto  is how to do it with an rpm
[03:45] <redwyrm> overridex-laptop, a Logitech Quickcam for Notebooks Pro
[03:45] <xiven> Error in I810WaitLpRing(), now is 74200234, start is 74198233
[03:45] <xiven> What does this mean?
[03:45] <Kaon> sounds like a clock skew
[03:45] <py_geek> amaranth: I want the complete package
[03:45] <Kaon> reported in that retarded "seconds since 1 Jan 1970" way
[03:45] <Amaranth> py_geek: what do you think is missing?
[03:46] <overridex-laptop> redwyrm: http://qce-ga.sourceforge.net/
[03:46] <Hobbsee> hw--: ?
[03:46] <redwyrm> overridex-laptop, thanks, I'll try that
[03:46] <Mendigote> how do i install video and sound codec packages, i mean, i dont the name of any package, installing one by one takes too much time... anyone can help?
[03:46] <py_geek> amaranth: is the complete package- xml, tkinter, etc the whole shebang in there?
[03:46] <Amaranth> py_geek: yes
[03:46] <Tidus> marcel, what irc client are you using?
[03:47] <hw--> !codecs | Mendigote
[03:47] <ubotu> Mendigote: For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/common-tasks-chap.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats
[03:47] <overridex-laptop> redwyrm: hmm... i think the one you mentioned is under not supported but has a link to something else
[03:47] <marcel> don't know
[03:47] <py_geek> okay nm!
[03:47] <py_geek> but how do you install flash?
[03:47] <Mendigote> how do i install video and sound codec packages, i mean, i dont know the name of any package, installing one by one takes too much time... anyone can help?
[03:47] <seamus7> hi.. this is a bit advanced ... what might it mean when using a live cd and i get something about static memory and loading gfx?? might my cd be corrupt?
[03:47] <Tidus> hm...
[03:47] <Flannel> Mendigote: also, Feisty greatly simplifies that process, if you're willing to install a beta, or wait a week.
[03:47] <Combat> sudo apt-get install alien
[03:47] <marcel> Gnome IRC chat
[03:47] <Combat> doesn't work on me
[03:47] <Amaranth> !info flashplayer-mozilla | py_geek
[03:47] <ubotu> py_geek: flashplayer-mozilla: Macromedia Flash Player. In component multiverse, is optional. Version 6.0.79-0.2 (edgy), package size 685 kB, installed size 1528 kB (Only available for i386)
[03:47] <Tidus> marcel, type "/query Tidus" in the chat window, without the quotes
[03:47] <Tidus> then type in the window that appears
[03:47] <marshall> hey guys, where are downloaded and installed icon themes stored in ubuntu?
[03:47] <redwyrm> overridex-laptop, I'm actually hoping for an excuse to return this. it's not really in my price range :P
[03:48] <hw--> marshall: locate ico
[03:48] <hw--> marshall: locate icon
[03:48] <ubuntu> hello.
[03:48] <marshall> ?
[03:48] <overridex-laptop> redwyrm: hehe
[03:48] <marshall> hw--: how do you figure that will work
[03:48] <py_geek> ubotu: im sorry, what???
[03:48] <wastrel> marshall:  /usr/share/icons
[03:48] <hw--> marshall: goto command line and type "locate icon"
[03:48] <Amaranth> marshall: /home/<user>/.icons
[03:48] <aaronr> wow it's high traffic here. :P
[03:48] <marshall> thanks Amaranth
[03:48] <Amaranth> py_geek: install the flashplayer-mozilla package
[03:48] <overridex-laptop> battery's low, i'm gone...
[03:49] <marcel> As I said I am trying to patch  linux from 2.6.15 to 2.6.20
[03:49] <chowmeined> dang
[03:49] <Amaranth> aaronr: this is a slow period
[03:49] <chowmeined> when is it going to go over 1000 again
[03:49] <Mendigote> how can i install video and audio packages? i dont know the name of any package and installing one by one takes too mch time
[03:49] <Tidus> marcel, you're still in channel lol
[03:49] <Combat> How i install cnxtinstall.run
[03:49] <Combat> i receved this http://www.linuxant.com/drivers/riptide/downloads-installer.php
[03:49] <Tidus> !restricted | Mendigote
[03:49] <wastrel> chowmeined:  wait a couple of days
[03:49] <Amaranth> whoa, we lost over 100 users
[03:49] <chowmeined> with feisty?
[03:49] <Amaranth> !mp3 | Mendigote
[03:49] <chowmeined> all the rush of people trying to fix stuff?
[03:49] <Kaon> Combat, I think you run it from a terminal with the sh command
[03:49] <Kaon> sh program.run
[03:49] <ubotu> Mendigote: For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/common-tasks-chap.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats
[03:49] <marcel> where do I go?
[03:49] <aaronr> yeah, looking at the userlist I figured it was probably quite quiet for here.
[03:49] <aaronr> Not been in a channel this busy for quite a long time.
[03:50] <Combat> sh ? so i have the file name call cnxtinstall.run
[03:50] <Tidus> i forget half of the bot's triggers
[03:50] <Combat> and i cd Desktop
[03:50] <Combat> then sh cnxtinstall.run?
[03:50] <stiv2k> every 5 seconds i hear a "dink!" out of my speakers at the same time my hard drive activity light blinks, its SO annoying what could be causing it???
[03:51] <rml> how do I get the Sound Recorder 2.16.1 in Ubuntu to work? I have all the volumes turned on.
[03:51] <Combat> I type in sudo sh <filename>
[03:51] <hw--> Combat: follow these instructions :  http://www.linuxant.com/drivers/riptide/downloads-installer-advanced.php
[03:51] <marcel> Tidus, Sorry, I don't get it, where should I go
[03:52] <Tidus> marcel, you should have a channel list on either the left side or the bottom of your screen showing open channels
[03:52] <marcel> yes, I am in #ubuntu
[03:52] <francois> where do i go for hardware help ?
[03:52] <Tidus> marcel, look for my name in the list
[03:52] <marcel> and I have also your name Tidus
[03:53] <Tidus> marcel, switch to that channel so we can continue
[03:53] <marcel> I think I am there
[03:53] <marcel> I typed hi 3x
[03:53] <Tidus> no, you're still in #ubuntu...
[03:54] <Combat> hw so i follow but confuse.
[03:54] <Combat> combatmode@Combat:~/Desktop$  sh cnxtinstall.run -- --browse firefox
[03:54] <hw--> browser
[03:55] <frank227a> Hello
[03:55] <Combat> just without firefox
[03:55] <hw--> Combat: Example:  sh cnxtinstall.run -- --browser firefox
[03:55] <brophat> rml you see my direct message to you?
[03:55] <frank227a> Anyone have a suggestion as to why my network connection might be crawling at a snails pace?
[03:56] <frank227a> I'm on a cable modem and it is going like dialup.
[03:56] <Shootfaster> hackers cloggin ur tubes
[03:56] <odix_> ahhh
[03:56] <wastrel> tubes -> clogged
[03:56] <Tidus> i give up on marcel
[03:56] <frank227a> Shootfaster: How could I determine that?
[03:56] <odix_> why on my computer can i connect to google.com lets say easily then try msn.com and it doesnt even go
[03:56] <Ax3> NX> 202 Authenticating user: nx
[03:56] <Ax3> NX> 208 Using auth method: publickey
[03:56] <Ax3> NX> 204 Authentication failed.
[03:56] <odix_> belkin wireless wrouter
[03:56] <Ax3> help!
[03:57] <odix_> all my laptops connect flawlessly but my main connected computer sucks
[03:57] <hw--> odix_: goto google.com and search for msn.com and see if it is there
[03:57] <cfgnunes> hi
[03:57] <frank227a> Is there a command to determine my network traffic?
[03:57] <Combat> hw
[03:57] <cfgnunes> openMosix
[03:57] <Combat>  ("Ex-Chat")
[03:57] <Combat> * knapp<EMAIL_ADDRESS>has joined #ubuntu
[03:57] <Combat> Combat just without firefox
[03:57] <Combat> hw-- Combat: Example:  sh cnxtinstall.run -- --browser firefox
[03:57] <Combat> * jskulski<EMAIL_ADDRESS>has joined #ubuntu
[03:57] <Combat> * YakSolo<EMAIL_ADDRESS>has joined #ubuntu
[03:57] <Combat> brophat rml you see my direct message to you?
[03:57] <Combat> frank227a Anyone have a suggestion as to why my network connection might be crawling at a snails pace?
[03:57] <stiv2k> every 5 seconds i hear a "dink!" out of my speakers at the same time my hard drive activity light blinks, its SO annoying what could be causing it???
[03:57] <Combat> frank227a I'm on a cable modem and it is going like dialup.
[03:57] <Combat> * odix_<EMAIL_ADDRESS>has joined #ubuntu
[03:57] <hw--> frank227a: tcpdump, netstat, ifconfig
[03:57] <Combat> Shootfaster hackers cloggin ur tubes
[03:57] <Combat> odix_ ahhh
[03:57] <Combat> wastrel tubes -> clogged
[03:57] <Combat> * Kilroo<EMAIL_ADDRESS>has joined #Ubuntu
[03:57] <cfgnunes> its a virus?
[03:57] <Combat> Tidus i give up on marcel
[03:57] <Combat> frank227a Shootfaster: How could I determine that?
[03:57] <Combat> odix_ why on my computer can i connect to google.com lets say easily then try msn.com and it doesnt even go
[03:57] <hw--> !ops   Combat is spam.
[03:57] <knapp> ??
[03:58] <Combat> Ax3 NX> 202 Authenticating user: nx
[03:58] <Pici> !ops | combat spamming
[03:58] <ubotu> combat spamming: Help! Mez, LjL, elkbuntu, imbrandon, DBO, gnomefreak, Hobbsee, rob, ompaul, Madpilot, Burgundavia, Seveas, CarlK, crimsun, ajmitch, tritium, Nalioth, thoreauputic, apokryphos, tonyyarusso, PriceChild, Amaranth, jrib, jenda or mneptok
[03:58] <Combat> Ax3 NX> 208 Using auth method: publickey
[03:58] <Combat> Ax3 NX> 204 Authentication failed.
[03:58] <Combat> odix_ belkin wireless wrouter
[03:58] <Combat> * aj_<EMAIL_ADDRESS>has joined #ubuntu
[03:58] <Combat> Ax3 help!
[03:58] <marcel> why
[03:58] <odix_> i do, i click on it, it says looking up msn.com and just freezes til it finds another domain from loading that page and freezes again on looking up so an so
[03:58] <cfgnunes> odix?
[03:58] <wastrel> combat learns about middle-click paste :]
[03:58] <cfgnunes> linux have viruses?
[03:58] <Pici> elkbuntu: Thanks!
[03:58] <marcel> I see perfectly what you are typing in your channel Tidus
[03:58] <odix_> for some reason its super slow on the main connect computer
[03:58] <hw-->  nah i thought combat was spam earlier but I gave him a chance
[03:58] <odix_> you think i have a virus ?
[03:58] <Tidus> marcel, i bet i know what's happening
[03:58] <marcel> i'm not receiving any messages that you're sending
[03:59] <Polygon89> question: i just turned on my computer, and it turns out that all partitons on my external drive seems to of dissapeared... (it shows up as unallocated in gnome partiton editor). suggestions?
[03:59] <marcel> this is what you wrote
[03:59] <Tidus> you're not registered / identified to services
[03:59] <cfgnunes> hey! people! Linux have viruses?
[03:59] <combatmode> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/16044/
[03:59] <hw--> Polygon89: fdisk -l
[03:59] <marcel> how can I register?
[03:59] <combatmode> hw
[03:59] <odix_> cfgunes rarely
[03:59] <odix_> but yes
[03:59] <Pici> !register | marcel
[03:59] <ubotu> marcel: Information about registering your Freenode nick is at http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#contents-userregistration
[03:59] <xiven> what is wacom?
[03:59] <cfgnunes> im brazilian! BRAZIL!
[03:59] <cfgnunes> ol pessoal!
[03:59] <cfgnunes> como esta voces?
[03:59] <hw--> combatmode: sudo sh cnxtinstall.run -- --browser firefox
[03:59] <Polygon89> hw--, it says that /dev/sda does not have a valid partition table (the drive where everything disappeared)
[03:59] <nalioth> !paste | combatmode
[03:59] <ubotu> combatmode: pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[03:59] <elkbuntu> #br | cfgnunes
[04:00] <nalioth> !es
[04:00] <ubotu> Si busca ayuda en Espaol por favor entre en los canales #ubuntu-es, #kubuntu-es o #edubuntu-es, all obtendr mas ayuda.
[04:00] <elkbuntu> !br | cfgnunes
[04:00] <ubotu> cfgnunes: Por favor use #ubuntu-br ou #ubuntu-pt  para ajuda em portugus. Obrigado.
[04:00] <hw--> Polygon89: that is bad error ... sorry
[04:00] <knapp> I'm getting the following error when I load module 'nvidia' (II) NVIDIA(0): Support for GLX with the Damage and Composite X extensions is (II) NVIDIA(0):     enabled. (EE) NVIDIA(0): Failed to load the NVIDIA kernel module!
[04:00] <marcel> I thin you are right
[04:00] <cfgnunes> ubotu? Voc  brasileiro?
[04:00] <bruenig> !br
[04:00] <ubotu> Por favor use #ubuntu-br ou #ubuntu-pt  para ajuda em portugus. Obrigado.
[04:00] <Pici> cfgnunes: /j #ubuntu-br
[04:00] <Polygon89> hw--, so there is nothing i can do?
[04:00] <hw--> !es | cfgnunes
[04:00] <ubotu> cfgnunes: Si busca ayuda en Espaol por favor entre en los canales #ubuntu-es, #kubuntu-es o #edubuntu-es, all obtendr mas ayuda.
[04:01] <rml> Combat, no. where is it?
[04:01] <hw--> Polygon89: well... if you know your partition table you could try to rebuild it by nodes :/
[04:01] <michael117> I love amarok even though I use gnome but it has been very very slow lately... How can I speed up Amarok or troubleshoot it to figure out why it running so slowly, getting the dark screen, and pausing several times while playing a song because it is lagging or something.
[04:01] <cfgnunes> Iam waiting for UBUNTU 7.04! Yess!
[04:01] <cfgnunes> I love XMMS!/
[04:02] <michael117> xmms? psh...
[04:02] <Polygon89> hw--, i know the general sizes but i know that it is not the exact number (aka instead of 50 gb its like 48.9 or something), is there some program that could possibly recover stuff on it? its not even mounted so nothing has been written over it
[04:02] <hw--> Polygon89: I don't know enough about partition
[04:02] <cfgnunes> XMMS is bether than AMAROK!
[04:02] <Ax3> help with freenx guys, i have no clue what to do
[04:02] <Ax3> lol
[04:03] <Ax3> NO CLUE!
[04:03] <wastrel> what's freenx?
[04:03] <Ax3> lol
[04:03] <michael117> cfgnunes: XMMS is old as hell and amarok>*
[04:03] <cfgnunes> What is "lol"?
[04:03] <Pici> !freenx