[01:41] <TJ-> Thr0r: Hi. I accidentally left the IRC client connected whilst I was sleeping. Eickmeyer explained it - you're unlucky to have a PC that happens to have wifi hardware for which the manufacturer of the wifi chipset doesn't support Linux in any way. Sometimes we manage to find workarounds (as we did last time) but there's no guarantee they'll stick.
[01:48] <Thr0r> TJ-:  Ok - understand. And you have to sleep too! I was just wondering if I could maybe push the producer for some help here.. I have a log of all my tests that show how up-/downloads are.. So I was thinking they might want to help. Maybe it will help Linux in the long run?. I will just wait for any answer from you - no hurry..
[01:50] <TJ-> Thr0r: generally getting help from a manufacturer to support the Linux kernel devs, let alone owners of devices, is rarer than winning the lottery
[01:55] <Thr0r> TJ-: Hmmm.. Ok. I am quite persistent and can be on them for a long time. I did buy this product from them and want help. Maybe I can get back to you if I need technical details to give to them?
[02:45] <TJ-> Thr0r: You'll get no useful help from Asus, and absolutely nothing from the Wifi chipset maker
[02:46] <Thr0r> TJ-:  Oh - ok - I'll have that in mind.
[14:07] <OvenWerks> Thr0r: Another path might be to replace the wifi chip/card in your laptop. Most laptops have a user accessable mini-PCIe wifi cards in them. https://www.newegg.ca/p/14U-0046-000H8?Description=mini%20PCIe%20wifi&cm_re=mini_PCIe_wifi-_-14U-0046-000H8-_-Product
[14:08] <OvenWerks> as an example.
[14:09] <OvenWerks> (Note, I do not know if the example I pointed to is better than what you have)
[14:11] <Thr0r> OvenWerks Ok - I have taken a note of that and will check it out. Every suggestion is much valued. I don't want this to be my "showstopper"..
[15:41] <Thr0r> OvenWerks:  Hello! I think I got this link from you some time ago (..maybe I'm wrong but was going thru my notes..) : https://lichtmetzger.de/en/2014/04/22/better-stereo-to-5-1-upmix-on-linux-alsa-asoundrc/  . I have a laptop connected to a Smart-TV (Philips) using HDMI cable. Do you think I should try all those tips on that link? Will it make my sound better you think? (Running Ubuntu Studio 19,04).
[15:44] <OvenWerks> better is in the ear of the listener :)  I use straight stereo and expect quality of speakers makes more difference than _anything_ else.
[15:47] <Thr0r> OvenWerks:  Sure yes but I'm the listener and just looking to improve sound somehow.. Maybe looking for a miracle here but..
[15:48] <OvenWerks> I think that if you are starting with stereo all up mix can do is to give stereo both front and back, that is left front would be mirrored in left reaer and right front to right rear. L+R would go to sub... and maybe centre (though in my opinion that part would not be worth much)
[15:49] <OvenWerks> So you would not have surround really, but you would be using all of your speakers.
[15:51] <OvenWerks> I think this is a place where experimenting is the only way to find out.
[15:51] <Thr0r> OvenWerks:  Ok - I did not quite understand everything in that link so maybe I should just accept things as they are until I buy myself some new speakers etc. then?
[15:54] <Thr0r> OvenWerks:  ..And I see all those tips are from back in 2014 - so..
[15:54] <OvenWerks> my knowlage of alsa is not good enough to really comment of the link. It looks like it does what I said above though
[15:56] <OvenWerks> ALSA has not changed, so the stuff in the link _should_ still work.
[15:57] <Thr0r> OvenWerks:  Ok.
[16:13] <Thr0r> OvenWerks:  Maybe I buy a Sonos One wireless speaker or something. Thanks anyway :)
[16:38]  * OvenWerks wonders why wireless?
[16:38]  * OvenWerks links the label "wireless" with "cheap" and "poor quality"
 Hello guys, it's me again. So I have problems with my wireless cards because of drivers and stuff, anyways I found a solution, but every now and then it stops working, so this time I followed some other instructions and deleted some usr/lib/ files. I know horrible idea. Anyways, I want to do a clean Ubuntu Studio install without havin
[16:40] <studiobot> g to move my files, that's possible, right?
 I mean I just want to install "/" directory without moving my "Home" files. It is partioned.
[16:42] <OvenWerks> Go_Diego_Go:if you wish to reinstall, you can. when choosing a partition choose "something else" choose your partition and make sure "formate partition is _not_ checked.
[16:42] <OvenWerks> A better way to go, is to have your /home directory as a separate partition
 @OvenWerks [<OvenWerks> A better way to go, is to have your /home directory as a separate pa …], That's how it is right now. Last time I tried to reinstall only / it installed everything in that partition, even a home folder.
[16:44] <OvenWerks> You can (in something else) tell it which partition is /home and it will mount home there. (again make sure it does not reformat)
 I have a partition for / and one for /home. I just want to reinstall / but not the /home partition.
 I think I'm not explaining myself very clearly.
[16:46] <OvenWerks> yes but you still need to tell the system that home already exists and where it should be mounted.
[16:46] <OvenWerks> or you can just delete the new home directory and set up /etc/fstab to mount your old home instead
 @OvenWerks [<OvenWerks> yes but you still need to tell the system that home already exists a …], Okay, but if I do that... Will I love my files or will it just take that as home without installing anything over it?
 @Go_Diego_Go [Okay, but if I do that... Will I love my files or will it just take that as home …], *lose
 @OvenWerks [<OvenWerks> or you can just delete the new home directory and set up /etc/fstab …], Yes, I want the old home to be the "new" home.
[16:48] <OvenWerks> if you are worried about that, rename your old home directory first, let the install create a new home directory for your user, but after install remove it and rename your old home back to the username
[16:58] <OvenWerks> so for example: if my home is /home/ovenwerks I could rename it to /home/myoldhome and then let the new install create /home/ovenwerks/ I go back after and rm -r /home/ovenwerks then mv /home/myoldhome /home/ovenwerks
[16:59] <OvenWerks> you may also have to do a sudo chown ovenwerks.ovenwerks /home/ovenwerks
[16:59] <OvenWerks> (in all these examples replace the ovenwerks with your own userid)
 Okay okay, I'll give it a try then, thanks


[22:20] <meoblast001> Slart: no it was hanging before pulseaudio
[22:20] <NotSure> slart  which component to install     Base Install     Dedicated Server  or   Surce code??    default is Base INstall
[22:20] <unop_> hashbrow1, you have to ensure that default gateways are configured properly
[22:20] <Slart> hashbrow1: I have two nics on a couple of my machines.. you just have to make sure you configure them correctly..
[22:20] <Lasivian> onetinsoldier: thanks
[22:20] <starcannon> hashbrow1 its been awhile but if I remember right, you have to set one to the default, in System>Administration>Network Tools (gnome)
[22:20] <Slart> NotSure: I would go with base install
[22:20] <meoblast001> Slart: it will probably work again sometime after a restart.... something must have messed it up
[22:21] <Slart> meoblast001: ok
[22:21] <hashbrow1> unop_, slart: can one of you help me configure them?
[22:21] <CheesyWeasel> CyberGabber: i wish i knew what that meant...
[22:21] <unop_> hashbrow1, see what starcannon just said
[22:21] <onetinsoldier> Lasivian: you're welcome. i really recommend checking it out, it really is very nice. it's like the free WinDirStat for windows
[22:21] <quentusrex> How do I find out if my processor is 64-bit or not?
[22:21] <NotSure> slart  Cool were gamin... Thx for the help
[22:22] <meoblast001> Slart: i just killalld pulseaudio and my stupid script wont work that i need to (requires a restart cuz it uses the screwed up idiotic kernel module)
[22:22] <meoblast001> Slart: so im gonna restart
[22:22] <unop_> quentusrex,  dpkg --print-architecture
[22:22] <Slart> hashbrow1: I'm a bit busy at the moment.. but it isn't that hard.. ask the channel for help if you can't figure it out (it's not really different from using just one nic but you have to keep track of which card is used to what network)
[22:22] <starcannon> quentusrex sudo lshw -C cpu
[22:22] <quentusrex> unop_: I'm not talking about my OS, I'm asking about my processor.
[22:23] <quentusrex> unop_: thanks though
[22:23] <Slart> Nova1: you're welcome.. go eat humans =)
[22:23] <zigzags> usser: would it be my phone company(samsung) or my provier(verizon) shut down the bluetooth on my phone
[22:23] <hashbrow1> starcannon: i checked there, theres no option to set one as the default.
[22:23] <CheesyWeasel> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1023194 thats a brief rundown of my problem. anybody know what to do?
[22:23] <quentusrex> thanks starcannon that worked.
[22:23] <Lasivian> what is the best way to make sure that unused dependencies are removed when removing a program?
[22:23] <starcannon> welcom quentusrex
[22:23] <starcannon> hashbrow1 okies, taking a look
[22:23] <usser> zigzags, provider most likely manufacturers have little incentive in releasing broken phones
[22:24] <Slart> Lasivian: apt-get autoremove will remove unused stuff.. but I think just running apt-get update will warn you about it
[22:24] <Lasivian> thanks
[22:24] <usser> zigzags, and verizon is known for being really anal about their phones
[22:24] <zigzags> it is my uncles phone i am messing with, his provider is Cincinatti Bell, would they most likely shut own the bluetooth?
[22:24] <CyberGabber> CheesyWeasel: In Gnome, right-clik on menubar. Select 'Add-to-Panel', then select the 'Battery-charge-monitor'
[22:24] <starcannon> hashbrow1 I'll brb on a machine that has 2 nics in it, I'm on my laptop atm
[22:24] <zigzags> down**
[22:24] <hashbrow1> starcannon: oaky
[22:25] <CheesyWeasel> CyberGabber: oh. thats there. a little bubble pops up from it every time i press fn+f2 though.
[22:25] <swe> Some one help me? Xorg is using my cpu usage, my cpu stays over 70% all of the time.
[22:25] <allquixotic> hashbrow1: do you have both of your NICs plugged in, or is just one of them plugged?
[22:26] <u53r> swe check ur logs
[22:26] <n00bf4rt> Hi, all i need someone who can tell me how to install airsnort in ubuntu ^^
[22:26] <u53r> n00bf4rt use synaptic
[22:27] <bingungaja> anyone, please help me with my notebook card reader issues ... how to mount it ?? Texas Instruments 5-in-1 Multimedia Card Reader (SD/MMC/MS/MS PRO/xD)
[22:27] <n00bf4rt> ok heres the thing im a linux noob :) so i rlly need it step by step if thats ok ^^
[22:27] <n00bf4rt> so if you got some time, can you tell me ?\
[22:27] <Slart> n00bf4rt: sudo apt-get install snort will install snort.. don't think airsnort is in the repos
[22:27] <starcannon> who was it that was setting up 2 nic's?
[22:27] <memphis_> CheesyWeasel, look into the gconf-editor if the key comibation ist set display the battery status
[22:27] <nbeebo> n00bf4rt,  use synaptic
[22:27] <allquixotic> starcannon: hashbrow1
[22:27] <Slart> starcannon: it was hashbrow1
[22:27] <hashbrow1> starcannon: me
[22:27] <CheesyWeasel> memphis_: i am pretty much just getting started, so i should run gconf-editor?
[22:27] <n00bf4rt> i never heard of synaptic so ill need some help with that first
[22:28] <Slart> !synaptic | n00bf4rt
[22:28] <n00bf4rt> k ty
[22:28] <Schuenemann> Slart, sorry to insist: why there is no alsaconf anymore?
[22:28] <starcannon> hashbrow1 okies, cool I'll be a minute I'm gonna look at my settings and report back for you
[22:28] <CheesyWeasel> memphis_: oh i've been here before. i dont know where that information would be though.
[22:28] <allquixotic> bingungaja: If it's a USB card reader, then it should just work when you plug in a card to one of its slots.
[22:28] <n00bf4rt> ah i see
[22:28] <hashbrow1> starcannon: okay.
[22:28] <n00bf4rt> thnx, i remember it from fedora :) ( yum )
[22:28] <Slart> Schuenemann: I don't really know why they removed it.. I just remember looking for it myself some time ago when I was troubleshooting alsa.. a lot of howto's on the net mention it
[22:29] <anipy> hi. i like to install python 3.0 on ubuntu 8.04 hardy heron, as alternative installation to the distro python 2.5.2 installation. how can i find a py3 debian package if not in the default repositories?
[22:29] <nbeebo> could dist upgrade do ibex solve any driver problems?
[22:29] <CheesyWeasel> memphis_: where would that information be in gconf-editor?
[22:29] <bingungaja> allquixotic: no, it's not USB card reader, but MMC card reader which attached in my benq notebook
[22:29] <meoblast> Slart: back.... did a hard reset cuz this computer is slow and cant restart worth crap
[22:29] <Slart> !info python3.0anipy:
[22:29] <allquixotic> nbeebo: upgrading the distro won't resolve all your driver problems magically, but there are improvements in 8.10.
[22:29] <memphis_> CheesyWeasel, apps --> metacity --> global keybindings
[22:29] <Slart> !info python3.0 | anipy
[22:29] <nbeebo> allquixotic, that what i wanted to hear thanx
[22:30] <nbeebo> thanks*
[22:30] <memphis_> CheesyWeasel, look if you can find the combo that interfers
[22:30] <Slart> anipy: so "sudo apt-get install python3.0" ought to install it
[22:30] <allquixotic> bingungaja: Do you know what sort of protocol it's using? I have heard of laptop card readers using anything from serial to internal USB to eSATA... god knows what. maybe it's PCI.
[22:30] <starcannon> hashbrow1 hmm lol, i have a problem here with my network tools brb
[22:30] <Slart> meoblast: ok, so hows the sound situation now?
[22:30] <CheesyWeasel> memphis_: its not there. theres no option for battery/power information nor is there the keystroke that im talking about
[22:31] <hashbrow1> starcannon: okay.
[22:31] <pisecx> What can be the reason for zoom not working in rotate cube?
[22:31] <allquixotic> bingungaja: You can try running lspci and lsusb, and see if either of those commands lists your card reader as a device
[22:31] <meoblast> Slart: dont know.... waiting for this slow piece of crap to start a browser
[22:31] <patb> fuck it reinstallin
[22:31] <Slart> anipy: I'm not sure if it will overwrite your python2 install though..
[22:31] <patb> just ro be safe
[22:31] <Slart> !language < patb
[22:31] <Slart> !language | patb
[22:31] <unop_> ha ha
[22:31] <patb> lol
[22:31] <patb> lerned a lesson
[22:31] <meoblast> Slart: only thing that keeps me still using this thing is the knowledge that im getting a new quadcore
[22:31] <patb> dont use other sources
[22:31] <memphis_> CheesyWeasel, do all the other function keys (mostly the blue once) work?
[22:32] <bingungaja> allquixotic: i'm using lspci, it's there, but not for lsusb
[22:32] <nbeebo> how do i upgrade ubuntu to 8.10?
[22:32] <Flannel> nbeebo: from what?
[22:32] <meoblast> nbeebo: i know how
[22:32] <patb> go to pckage manager
[22:32] <unop_> !upgrade > nbeebo
[22:32] <Slart> !upgrade | nbeebo
[22:32] <CheesyWeasel> memphis_: well they do what i've assigned them to do in "keyboard shortcuts" under sys>prefs
[22:32] <patb> updater
[22:32] <nbeebo> lol
[22:32] <nbeebo> thanks all
[22:32] <patb> should do it automaticly
[22:32] <Slart> meoblast: hehe.. quad cores are nice.. (got one myself)
[22:32] <allquixotic> bingungaja: Then the MMC reader is connected to the PCI bus in some sense. The fact that it's not a USB Mass Storage Device casts some doubt on whether it's compatible; PCI cards have to be specifically supported on an individual basis.
[22:32] <CheesyWeasel> memphis_: so like fn+f3 brings the volume down and fn+f4 brings it up.
[22:33] <meoblast> nbeebo: if you have 8.04.... you have to change the settings in synaptic to show every distrubution upgrade... and not just LTS upgrades
[22:33] <ra> Games and Ubuntu have a love hate relationship it seems
[22:33] <patb> urrgh cant beilev i got hacked
[22:33] <meoblast> Slart: you dont even want to know the specs on this machine
[22:33] <anipy> Slart: thank you. i browsed almost an hour with no result. sudo apt-get install points me to python3.1 and python3.2... which is weired since there is just 3.0 released.
[22:33] <memphis_> CheesyWeasel, lol, i had the same problem with my notebook, i did not even know that there was such a nice solution to this problem :D :D :D
[22:33] <patb> display was messed they left msgs on dektop
[22:33] <bingungaja> allquixotic: sorry, i kind of confuse, then what should I do to make this work ? any chance ?
[22:33] <allquixotic> bingungaja: Can you paste into chat the *single line* entry of lspci that lists your MMC card reader? Just one line, please... starting with some numbers and ending with the description of the card.
[22:33] <CheesyWeasel> memphis_: whats the nice solution?
[22:33] <memphis_> CheesyWeasel, thanks!
[22:34] <biomass> patb: why don't you just reinstall ? probably the best solution
[22:34] <CheesyWeasel> memphis_: you're welcome?
[22:34] <patb> yeh thats what i'm doin
[22:34] <Slart> anipy: hmm.. I don't see a python3.2.. perhaps it's something else
[22:34] <memphis_> setting key combinations via sys ---> prefs instead of the gconf-editor
[22:34] <patb> just downloadin ubuntu 8
[22:34] <nbeebo> meoblast,  thanks i found it at the ubottu factoid.. do i know u? lol
[22:34] <sinan2> I have a problem with openssh, i edited the /etc/ssh/ssh_config file to change the port, restarted /etc/init.d/ssh, but it is still using port 22. Anyone can help?
[22:34] <patb> dont want to hav to update from 7
[22:34] <bingungaja> allquixotic: here you go [22:34] <CheesyWeasel> memphis_: yeah but the problem is not all of the key combos are in there. thats my problem.
[22:34] <meoblast> nbeebo: yes you do........ screencast webcam hack
[22:34] <Lightman> hi
[22:35] <biomass> sinan2: it's sshd_config
[22:35] <nbeebo> meoblast, oh yeah.. btw just kidding
[22:35] <meoblast> oh lol
[22:35] <Friek> hi again, synaptic cant find airsnort.. whats next ? -D
[22:35] <Friek> =D
[22:35] <onetinsoldier> !hello | lightman
[22:35] <onetinsoldier> Hi Lightman
[22:35] <Nutt718> hello all
[22:35] <meoblast> why do i have to click the worst things on acident.... guess im reading my email now since its opening
[22:35] <Lightman> do u known where can i find help for C programmation?
[22:36] <meoblast> Lightman: #c++ ?
[22:36] <Lightman> no c
[22:36] <CheesyWeasel> memphis_: so you dont know how to fix my problem? instead i fixed yours?
[22:36] <Coggz> usser: http://pastebin.com/m6a52f8c can you see anything wrong with this? I am new to shell scripting :P
[22:36] <memphis_> CheesyWeasel, lol sounds like it :D
[22:36] <CheesyWeasel> memphis_: awesome...
[22:36] <sinan2> biomass: thanks, perfect :)
[22:36] <memphis_> but i will look for a solution for yours
[22:36] <CheesyWeasel> well i feel good but im still stuck with my problem lol
[22:36] <CheesyWeasel> memphis_: thanks.
[22:36] <memphis_> its got to be somewhere
[22:37] <allquixotic> bingungaja: Thank you. I actually need some more info: can you please run `lspci -nnvv`... Under the entry that lists your Texas Instruments MMC, you should see a group of numbers/letters in this format: [11ab:4364]  Please paste just that set of eight letters/numbers, with or without the brackets.
[22:37] <Schuenemann> oh, good lord, why does this kernel I compiled sucks so much?
[22:37] <biomass> sinan2: ssh_ without the D is for the ssh client
[22:37] <usser> Coggz, try this http://pastebin.com/m44a02c48
[22:37] <patb> anyone happen to get the drivers to work with 3945abg card in promiscous mode
[22:37] <Nutt718> how do you install a .bin file (jre-6u11-linux-i586.bin) from a terminal?
[22:38] <nbeebo> great i need 500 more mb of free space
[22:38] <Nutt718> the instructions are not working for me
[22:38] <allquixotic> bingungaja: The group of digits I'm looking for is listed right after the name of the device; I don't need the numbers listed for the "Subsystem:" entry.
[22:38] <nbeebo> i rly need fresh install dammit
[22:38] <onetinsoldier> Schuenemann: i don't know. i only know how to customize my own. mine works great! :-D
[22:38] <Schuenemann> onetinsoldier, you had no problems with sound?
[22:38] <anipy> Slart: you have the intrepid universe repository added to your sources?
[22:38] <Slart> anipy: yup
[22:39] <Slart> !info python3.2
[22:39] <onetinsoldier> Schuenemann: well, the kernel i customized is 2.6.28... if i want to use 2.6.27 then i just boot the stock kernel
[22:39] <onetinsoldier> Schuenemann: but no.. under my 2.6.28, no problem with sound
[22:39] <anipy> Slart: ok, i would need to add them (i'm on hardy), and there is no python3.0, just 3.1 + 3.2 ("no installation candidate", though)
[22:40] <bingungaja> allquixotic: here you go [22:40] <memphis_> CheesyWeasel, sys --> prefs ,,, the key combo is "Mute audio" here on my box... i can adjust the keys right there
[22:40] <meoblast> Slart: thanx... it works now... see for yourself... http://www.blogtv.com/People/meoblast001
[22:40] <Schuenemann> onetinsoldier, mine is 2.6.24. I don't remember removing anything related to sound
[22:40] <allquixotic> bingungaja: Thank you. I'm going to look up this device in some databases and see if I can find out its hardware compatibility.
[22:40] <patb> can seem to get the awl3945 driver to work with 3945abg card in 8 anyone?
[22:40] <Coggz> usser: sttill nothing, using that code you sent, metacity comes on, but the game doesnt start...
[22:40] <onetinsoldier> Schuenemann: hmmm....
[22:40] <Slart> anipy: hm.. I see python3.2 when using apt-cache search.. but not in synaptic.. very strange
[22:40] <bingungaja> allquixotic: sorry , wrong code == here you go for the right one  [104c:803b]
[22:41] <usser> Coggz, check the path
[22:41] <allquixotic> bingungaja: Got it. Looking at the new PCI ID.
[22:41] <acce245> Question: I have a binary program, want to know how to launch it quickly.
[22:41] <usser> Coggz, try the cd /home/.... line outside of script see if it works
[22:41] <CheesyWeasel> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1023194 thats a brief rundown of my problem. anybody know what to do?
[22:41] <bingungaja> allquixotic: the first one is the subsystem, the second one is the right one
[22:41] <anipy> Slart: well, in adept i see no python3* at all
[22:41] <\\`oot> Hi everyone... is there a Linux-based interface into iTunes?
[22:42] <allquixotic> bingungaja: That's fine. I have located some info on the device now with the second one :)
[22:42] <Schuenemann> onetinsoldier, if I had alsaconf things could get easier
[22:42] <bingungaja> allquixotic: thx :)
[22:42] <onetinsoldier> Schuenemann: how come you don't have it?
[22:42] <hombre> does anyone speak french?
[22:42] <supernoob> anyone wanna give me a hand with a wierd opera issue? it's probably a real quick fix
[22:42] <Coggz> usser: the path in mine was right, it had a \ for the space, as in /Program\ Files/ and i can cd using that exact same path
[22:42] <hombre> hello
[22:42] <Schuenemann> onetinsoldier, ubuntu doesn't have it. Try it
[22:43] <CheesyWeasel> memphis_: i LIKE my mute audio key stroke combo. i want to change the OTHER one. the one thats also using fn+f2.
[22:43] <hombre> ubuntu-fr
[22:43] <supernoob> everytime i start up opera, I get an error about how the lock file is active, followed by an 'opera mail' store init and engine init() error
[22:43] <orci> hi all, can I sort packages in synaptic by space they occupy
[22:43] <usser> Coggz, putting it in quotes is the same as escaping
[22:43] <patb> can seem to get the awl3945 driver to work with 3945abg card in 8 anyone?
[22:43] <hombre> ubuntu_fr
[22:43] <onetinsoldier> Schuenemann: yeah, i noticed. but with you saying 2.6.24, i thought perhaps you were running an older version of Ubuntu that might have it
[22:43] <hombre> ubuntu.fr
[22:43] <usser> Coggz, and it makes stuff more readable
[22:43] <patb> can seem to get the awl3945 driver to work with 3945abg card in 8 anyone?
[22:43] <dnyy> I get a "E: Package libdvdcss2 has no installation candidate" error while trying to install libdvdcss2.  It says it's not available, but referred to by another package.  Any ideas why?
[22:43] <Draco_1> I'm trying to install GRUB on my third HD, without touching windows bootloader, but I'm stuck, can anybody help me? In private if possible
[22:43] <usser> Coggz, but the problem is metacity --replace
[22:43] <treyk4> I want to have both GNOME and KDE on my computer, but I want to keep all the kde apps only in the kde menus, and the gnome apps only in the gnome menus. How could I do this?
[22:43] <Coggz> usser: ok, fair enough, however either way, i doesn't work..
[22:44] <Schuenemann> onetinsoldier, it's hardy
[22:44] <usser> Coggz, it doesnt return
[22:44] <acce245> Do I need to cd a binary file to 'install' it?
[22:44] <hombre> please how to go at ubuntu.fr
[22:44] <dnyy> treyk4: I think it does that by default.
[22:44] <usser> Coggz, try metacity --replace &
[22:44] <usser> Coggz, and compiz --replace &
[22:44] <RomD> hombre, /join #ubuntu-fr
[22:44] <Slart> meoblast: you're playing.. mario?? =)
[22:44] <onetinsoldier> Schuenemann: roger, and hardy doesn't have it either? pffftt, i thought hardy probably had it
[22:45] <hombre> thank you romd
[22:45] <meoblast> Slart: im gonna play mario now
[22:45] <treyk4> dnyy: no... I've just installed KDE and I'm getting all the kde apps in the gnome menus. Although I don't believe I saw gnome apps in the KDE menu.
[22:45] <supernoob> everytime i start up opera, I get an error about how the lock file is active, followed by an 'opera mail' store init and engine init() error
[22:45] <Nutt718> how do you install a .bin file (jre-6u11-linux-i586.bin) from a terminal?
[22:45] <usser> supernoob, killall -9 opera
[22:45] <RCP> How do I see Host much CPU an App is using?
[22:45] <Schuenemann> onetinsoldier, Then I try to compile it but I don't have this libasound bleh
[22:45] <allquixotic> bingungaja: There is an open source project that supports this driver, but it hasn't been updated in a while, so it doesn't seem to compile cleanly on Ubuntu 8.04 or 8.10. I am wondering if there is newer support for it in the kernel. Here's something for you to read while I investigate further... http://developer.berlios.de/projects/tifmxx/
[22:45] <Slart> meoblast: this site is almost hypnotic.. just watching people clicking around.. =)
[22:45] <usser> supernoob, an instance of opera is left running perhaps it crashed?
[22:45] <supernoob> treyk4, i've read that that happens. Frankly, i don't really know much about this stuff yet, but i think your problem is unavoidable
[22:45] <orci> yes I can
[22:46] <supernoob> although i think it shouldn't be more than a nuisance
[22:46] <acce245> I am curious on the .bin question as well.
[22:46] <RomD> RCP, gnome-system-monitor
[22:46] <supernoob> even when i close out normally i get that eror
[22:46] <onetinsoldier> Schuenemann: you don't have a libasound2 package that you can install?
[22:46] <RCP> RomD, Umm CLI?
[22:46] <RCP> This is a Server
[22:46] <CheesyWeasel> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1023194 thats a brief rundown of my problem. anybody know what to do?
[22:46] <meoblast> Slart: im trying to to too much lol
[22:46] <RomD> then I don't know :)
[22:46] <bingungaja> allquixotic: thx very much, i try to read that first while I'm waiting for your good news LOL :)
[22:46] <Schuenemann> onetinsoldier, it requires version 1
[22:46] <Coggz> usser: ah, trying.. that has done the trick, but i had to switch to the program once it wa running..
[22:46] <patb> cant seem to get the awl3945 driver to work with 3945abg card in 8 anyone?
[22:46] <Schuenemann> onetinsoldier, it requires version 1.0.15*
[22:46] <anipy> treyk4: as far as i remember, in gnome is an option to include or exclude KDE apps in the menu.
[22:46] <allquixotic> bingungaja: Can you do me a favor, and run the command `lsmod | grep tifm`
[22:46] <onetinsoldier> Schuenemann: ohhhh, dang
[22:46] <supernoob> allright, i'll try the killall -9 opera command, but I hope i don't have to do that everytime i close opera, will i?
[22:46] <usser> patb, are using hardy?
[22:47] <onetinsoldier> Schuenemann: well, sorry, i don't know how to help
[22:47] <allquixotic> bingungaja: It would appear that the tifm stuff has been integrated into the Linux kernel now, but I'm trying to determine if you have the modules loaded. If not, we can load them and that should really start to produce results.
[22:47] <patb> yeh
[22:47] <usser> supernoob, as long as it terminates normally u shouldnt
[22:47] <patb> wont compile
[22:47] <RCP> Anyone Know if there is a CLI CPU monitor?
[22:47] <patb> get error 2
[22:47] <\\`oot> Hi... has anyone tried to rip a DVD with DVD::rip and failed?  Ubuntu recognizes my DVD player and plays movies but dvd::rip seems to fail to lsdvd?
[22:47] <Coggz> usser: oh, and compiz didn't kick back in..
[22:47] <hischild_pc> RCP, top
[22:47] <usser> patb, where you getting the driver from?
[22:47] <patb> tried all over the net
[22:47] <patb> you know where i can find a good one
[22:48] <RCP> Thx hischild_pc
[22:48] <memphis_> CheesyWeasel, do you know the name of the package of the charger applet?
[22:48] <bingungaja> allquixotic: what should i tell u ?
[22:48] <CheesyWeasel> memphis_: nope.
[22:48] <supernoob> usser, will killall fix it so it terminates normally?
[22:48] <hischild_pc> RCP, np
[22:48] <allquixotic> bingungaja: Did the command that you ran, produce any output?
[22:48] <R0b0t1> I need to get libgdb.a, but installing libgdb-dev didn't fix the problem. Anything else to look for?
[22:48] <Nutt718> does anyone know how to update java for open office? The websites instructions are not working for me
[22:48] <Jeaton> what exactly is lost+found?
[22:49] <RCP> hischild_pc, PM?
[22:49] <bingungaja> allquixotic: yup, tifm_sd = 0, tifm_7XX1 =0, tifm_core =2
[22:49] <starcannon> hashbrow1 I've discovered a problem on my system while troubleshooting your problem lol, so I won't be able to help you until after I have fixed mine, while I can connect, when I press the "Configure" button on my nic's it says they do not exist, even though they show up in every interface /sigh so gl and sorry to have wasted your time :(
[22:49] <Draco_1> I can't manage to install GRUB, can anybody help me? I've been working on it for half a day now, so I'm stressed,  I'm bored, I'm angry and I'm about to trow ubuntu disk out of the window
[22:49] <usser> patb, thats where i got mine http://www.intellinuxwireless.org/ but i dont recommend it, try enabling backports repo and installing linux-backports package a lot of stuff was fixed with intel
[22:49] <usser> supernoob, should
[22:49] <hischild_pc> RCP, please stick with the channel.
[22:49] <usser> Coggz, thats strange, you closed the game?
[22:49] <RCP> 31339 root      18   0  2164 1100  768 R  100  0.3  10947:54 nano
[22:50] <usser> Coggz, using compiz --replace?
[22:50] <allquixotic> bingungaja: Then it looks like the tifm kernel modules are automatically detecting your PCI MMC reader and loading as a result :) Can you now run `dmesg | grep -i tifm` and let me know if there is any output? If it's more than two lines, put it into a pastebin like http://pastebin.com and send me the URL
[22:50] <DasEi> bingungaja: did these drivers work ?
[22:50] <CyberGabber> CheesyWeasel, memphis_ : Maybe this is helpfull ( no experience personally ) ; http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=79560
[22:50] <RCP> nano Locked my Server up with 100% CPU << hischild_pc
[22:50] <zuse12345> yay im un banned from here
[22:50] <allquixotic> DasEi: We're trying to determine that now.
[22:51] <supernoob> usser i think it worked!!! wtg man. the third prob i forgot to mention still happens though: everytime i restart, a new tab opens at http://0/
[22:51] <supernoob> ideas?
[22:51] <hischild_pc> RCP, then kill the process.
[22:51] <onetinsoldier> Jeaton: if a files(s) get broken to where the filesystem cannot recover it, then it and any of it's fragments that could not be put back together, goes to lost+found
[22:51] <RCP> I did
[22:51] <RCP> lol
[22:51] <supernoob> usser, btw, jsut as a learning experience, what does the command 'killall -9 _____' do? killall seems self-explanatory, but what is the 9?
[22:51] <RCP> IT was Riping a 4Core To Hell
[22:51] <RCP> lol
[22:51] <BinaryBoy001> Should I install "Intel-microcode" if Im using a Core 2 Duo???
[22:51] <Jeaton> ok
[22:51] <Coggz> usser: sortedd it, removedd the --replace from compiz
[22:51] <bingungaja> DasEi: not working
[22:51] <hischild_pc> supernoob, hard kill, like pulling the plug.
[22:51] <bingungaja> allquixotic: here you go http://pastebin.com/m3746a44f
[22:52] <CheesyWeasel> CyberGabber: thanks.
[22:52] <hashbrow1> starcannon: are you able to connect to the internet?
[22:52] <starcannon> yes, but I am unable to get into the gui configurator for either of my nic's
[22:52] <starcannon> indeed I'm using the very computer that is having the issue to chat with you
[22:52] <starcannon> eth0 has an IP, ech1 does not
[22:52] <starcannon> erm eth1 does not
[22:52] <memphis_> CheesyWeasel, i haven't worked with it either, but i think the best thing would be to find some preferences for the applet and tell it to stop displaying the notification at FN + F2...
[22:53] <CheesyWeasel> memphis_: i've looked and looked. i cant find anything like that
[22:53] <hashbrow1> starcannon: oh :( .  thats what my setup looks like right now. if you find a solution please tell m e
[22:53] <starcannon> anyway, I can't help sort yours out as mine is not working correctly, even if I gave you some sort of answer, it would be based off of a faulty setup
[22:53] <supernoob> usser, so why does pulling the plug make it work every time after?
[22:53] <scientes__> http://pastie.org/347590
[22:53] <memphis_> CheesyWeasel i am searching the gconf but i cant find anything either... quite an unusual problem i guess
[22:54] <hashbrow1> hey are the restricted nvidia drivers worth it to install?
[22:54] <usser> supernoob, killall -9 sends a termination that signal that cannot be handled or ignored its forced shut down for an app
[22:54] <starcannon> hashbrow1 will do, I forget names sometimes, so pm me on the ubuntuforums.org site, I use the same handle there, and when I solve I will send you a reply
[22:54] <usser> Coggz, alright
[22:54] <starcannon> afk while I sort it out
[22:54] <hashbrow1> starcannon: okay, i guess ill have to make an account
[22:55] <Draco_1> I'm trying to install Grub, without any luck, is there anyone kind enought to help me?
[22:55] <allquixotic> bingungaja: What ver of Ubuntu?
[22:56] <DasEi> Draco_1:
[22:56] <DasEi> !grub
[22:56] <Slart> !grub | Draco_1, I suck at grub myself but here's some bot-goodness.. hope it helps
[22:56] <bingungaja> allquixotic: 8.10
[22:56] <supernoob> usser, i guess i'll jsut have to do some reading. i just don't get why shuttign it down like that once makes it work properly every other time
[22:56] <Draco_1> I've read that faq already, I've been navigating between documentations for half a day ....
[22:56] <DasEi> Draco_1: first link, can assist you
[22:56] <supernoob> usser, i'ts been a learning experience anywya, thx for the help
[22:57] <ovidiu> Hi
[22:57] <\\`oot> How can I tell why a certain DVD isn't playing?
[22:57] <ovidiu> anybody here?
[22:57] <defenceminister> the network manager applet does not retain manual settings after restart. It reverts back to auto dhcp on every restart.
[22:57] <usser> supernoob, no problem
[22:58] <DasEi> !hi|ovidiu
[22:58] <stompr> hey guys, i'm still messing around with an irq conflict
[22:58] <Draco_1> ovidiu, there are 1300 ppl there, just ask your question
[22:58] <stompr> i've been doing this for the past several days
[22:58] <DasEi> Draco_1: want to pm me ?
[22:58] <memphis_> CheesyWeasel, sorry dude, no clou
[22:58] <defenceminister> I have tried to setting my configurations manual in /etc/networks/interfaces
[22:58] <stompr> how do i manually force an IRQ assignment?
[22:58] <CheesyWeasel> memphis_: yeah me neither thanks though.
[22:58] <allquixotic> bingungaja: Do you have any files in /dev whose name starts with mmcblk?
[22:58] <ovidiu> I have Ubuntu Intrepid Ibex on my PC, and I have downgraded my kernel version to 2.6.24-19 (because Bluetooth doesn't work with Intrepid's kernel), but I lost the sound support
[22:59] <allquixotic> bingungaja: For example the output of `ls /dev/mmcblk*` should produce either "No such file or directory", or give you a list
[22:59] <ovidiu> how can I have sound again?
[22:59] <MrWindex> hey all
[22:59] <neher> Happy Gift Day. I just installed Ubuntu 8.04 a couple days ago on a Dell Dimension 2400. I am having a problem going into Suspend, or rather, when I do suspend, I have all kinds of glitch things happening on the display when coming out of suspend, as in, the display flicks all over when I do anything upon returning from suspend. Any ideas?
[22:59] <Draco_1> DasEi, I whould be gratefull if you can pm me yourself, as I don't know the command to do it
[22:59] <mortuis99> hey im having a problem.  i installed 8.10 and now im not able to hear anything.  even with the volume turned WAY up it is still very quiet
[22:59] <stompr> how do i manually force an IRQ assignment?
[22:59] <DasEi> Draco_1: on the wa..
[22:59] <rezor21> Is there a way using some command like "lshw" to find whether a HDD is SATA vs. IDE?
[22:59] <bingungaja> allquixotic: no such file or directory
[22:59] <MrWindex> so I've got an opinion question when someone has a chance. I've got windows xp and ubuntu dual booted and an external hard drive. What filesystem is recommended for that hard drive so that BOTH linux and windows can read/write on it stably
[23:00] <usser> MrWindex, ntfs would do just fine
[23:00] <allquixotic> bingungaja: Are you only trying to mount an XD memory card or have you tried an SD card yet?
[23:00] <DasEi> Draco_1: see tab on your messenger
[23:00] <MrWindex> usser: really? I've heard write support with ubuntu on NTFS is unstable
[23:00] <KillerOrca> MrWindex, without installing anything else FAT32
[23:01] <Draco_1> can't see it
[23:01] <usser> MrWindex, its not that its unstable there are some performance issues
[23:01] <MrWindex> KillerOrca: what do you mean without installing anything else?
[23:01] <DasEi> Draco_1: type:     /query DasEi
[23:01] <MrWindex> usser: oh really? is that it?
[23:01] <mortuis99> hey im having a problem.  i installed 8.10 and now im not able to hear anything.  even with the volume turned WAY up it is still very quiet
[23:01] <zuse12345> what os do you guys use?
[23:01] <Draco_1> I think I have some network problem, let me reboot a moment
[23:01] <stompr> how do i manually force an IRQ assignment?
[23:01] <ovidiu> I have Ubuntu Intrepid Ibex on my PC, and I have downgraded my kernel version to 2.6.24-19 (because Bluetooth doesn't work with Intrepid's kernel), but I lost the sound support
[23:01] <IndyGunFreak> !patience | ovidiu
[23:01] <DasEi> Draco_1: which messenger do you use ?
[23:02] <bingungaja> allquixotic: firstly i try to to use SD card, it can't be done, try something from google which ask me to modprobe tifm, done that, and checked that it already loaded, then i try again my MMC, nothing happened, then i guess it can't be mount
[23:02] <hashbrow1> i just activated the NVIDIA accelerated graphics driver (version 177) and after i restarted my computer, I have a blank screen.  How do I fix this?
[23:02] <KillerOrca> MrWindex, to get the ntfs to work better you just need to install a few more packages, I know win can r/w to FAT32 fine, and have used ubuntu to read FAT32
[23:02] <usser> MrWindex, yes some file operations are slower with ntfs on ubuntu than on windows
[23:02] <zuse12345> can you get banned here for saying windows?
[23:02] <boulbul> Hi, I have just intalled ubuntu 8.10 ...I started well, but later the system started to freeze, any clues at all?
[23:02] <kieko> hi
[23:02] <DasEi>  hashbrow1:boot in safe mode, then : sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[23:02] <Slart> zuse12345: nope.. but we're really bad at answering windows questions
[23:03] <MrWindex> KillerOrca: can ubuntu write to FAT32 fine?
[23:03] <kieko> can someone tell me about Wine Tools?
[23:03] <MrWindex> usser: oh. that doesn't sound like too much of a problem then, I'm a patient guy
[23:03] <IndyGunFreak> should be able to.
[23:03] <Org-Mode> Slart: if only that were true
[23:03] <hashbrow1> DasEi, inorder to boot into safe mode do i need to hit escape when grub is loading?
[23:03] <kieko> i have wine installed but reading in forums he recommends wine tools too. However, i don't see it in synaptic available
[23:03] <RomD> MrWindex, ntfs works fine
[23:03] <DasEi>  hashbrow1:yup, then choose recovery-mode, when up > root shell
[23:04] <usser> MrWindex, certain programs dont like to be run from ntfs on ubuntu, like steam i think had some problems, vmware cant load virtual machines from ntfs
[23:04] <KillerOrca> MrWindex, haven't tested it personnaly
[23:04] <neher> Does anyone have any ideas as to why I am unable to go into Suspend?
[23:04] <Slart> Org-Mode: huh? that people can say windows without getting banned? or that's we're really bad at windows-questions?
[23:04] <Org-Mode> Slart: just last night i seen like 5 people actually helping someone erase Ubuntu and telling him how to install windows,
[23:04] <Org-Mode> slart bout answering windows questions
[23:04] <Noxz> Webcam, 'cat /dev/video0' shows correct output, like when I put my hand over it repeated information, in light and moving around the data varriates. gstreamer-properties wont work for v4l2, says unable to negotiate format (v4l-info says pjpg) and crashes when I test v4l(1)
[23:04] <kieko> this is the forum thread http://www.fxaddict.com/community/showthread.php?t=89 as you can see he is recommending Wine + Wine Tools... i can't find it in ubuntu repos though
[23:04] <MrWindex> usser: thank you very much you've been very helpful
[23:04] <boulbul> My ubuntu system is freezing a lot and I have to restart it from time to time to get it working...any clues to why this is hapening...is it a bug...I am runing ubuntu 8.10
[23:05] <CyberGabber> rezor21: I think yu can see with : sudo lshw -C disk
[23:05] <MrWindex> KillerOrca: thank you as well, you've also been helpful
[23:05] <MrWindex> RomD: thank you very much as well
[23:05] <bingungaja> allquixotic: from what i paste to you, do u know, actually what i'm facing ?
[23:05] <ovidiu> boulbul: in previous release (Hardy Heron) you have the same problem?
[23:05] <allquixotic> bingungaja: I'm running out of ideas without more careful investigation of the tifm driver. Someone who could really help you is Pierre Ossman; he is the Linux kernel maintainer for MMC and SD cards. I'm not an expert in this field, but if you could get a minute of Pierre's time (he can be found on freenode under the nick ossman, or you can post on LKML) he could help you figure out whether the driver supports it or what the pr
[23:05] <allquixotic> oblem is. If you're lucky, you could even help him or someone else fix the code so that this card reader works for everybody in the future :)
[23:05] <Slart> Org-Mode: well.. if that makes people happy I don't really see a problem with it.. although this might not be the best channel to do it in.. but I'm getting offtopic here..
[23:06] <kieko> can someone tell me about Wine Tools?
[23:06] <kieko> i have wine installed but reading in forums he recommends wine tools too. However, i don't see it in synaptic available
[23:06] <kieko> this is the forum thread http://www.fxaddict.com/community/showthread.php?t=89 as you can see he is recommending Wine + Wine Tools... i can't find it in ubuntu repos though
[23:06] <rezor21> CyberGabber: Thanks, but from what  Ican see, it lists both SATA and IDE drives both as "description: ATA Disk", so it is unclear which is which.
[23:06] <kieko> !winetools
[23:06] <Slart> kieko: I've never seen anything called wine tools?
[23:06] <boulbul> ovidiu: I use to run debian on it, this is the first time I run ubuntu...but, may I ask you why...cause I used to get similar problem with debian?
[23:07] <kieko> Slart, http://www.von-thadden.de/Joachim/WineTools/index.html#download
[23:07] <Nutt718> !java
[23:07] <Org-Mode> Slart: yeah i was pretty disgusted about it, Im using win xp in a VM right now, so i have nothing against windows really, but telling people how to erase ubuntu and installing windows should NOT be discussed here in my opinion
[23:07] <supernoob> i'm running ubuntu through wubi and it boots really slow. is wubi the cause? i thought ubuntu was supposed to boot really fast
[23:07] <hashbrow1> dasei: should i use kernel framebuffer device interface?
[23:07] <DasEi>  hashbrow1:no
[23:07] <IndyGunFreak> supernoob: wubi has is own set of issues, not saying thats your problem, but it might be...
[23:07] <Org-Mode> Slart: and last night was not the first time ive seen that in here
[23:07] <Slart> kieko: ah.. found that site too.
[23:07] <benovi1> i get suddenly a very slow connection to my file server on both FTP and Samba, when i restart ubuntu (not the file server) it all works well again. having the error and trying to  unmount the samba share i get a Dbus error "Did not recieve a reply" - connection speed is under 100kb/sec. i really dont know what is causing this sudden slow down. caqn someone give me a hint?
[23:07] <bingungaja> allquixotic: oic, hmm Mr Pierre Ossman not online now, then I should ask for his favor later on :( what is LKML ? I'm confused, in google some says they can work it out, some say can't
[23:08] <thievery> hello guys, is there any way to specify disk geometry?
[23:08] <Schuenemann> I think it has to be a disc
[23:08] <allquixotic> bingungaja: There may be some customizations to the particular chip you have, such as its subsystem being different from what they're supporting. But I can't say for sure why it doesn't work.
[23:08] <benovi1> i am pretty much in the dark because its samba and ftp.
[23:08] <supernoob> indygunfreak: like waht?
[23:09] <allquixotic> bingungaja: The information you extracted from lspci -nnvv, the [104c:803B], will be something you'll need to get any more help from anyone. But if you can get hold of someone maybe on the Ubuntu kernel team, or Pierre himself, you'll be in better hands.
[23:09] <IndyGunFreak> supernoob: google.. prolly shoulda done that before you installed it though
[23:09] <Slart> kieko: well.. if you want to install it, it seems you'll have to do it from source.. don't use the rpm
[23:09] <allquixotic> bingungaja: LKML is the Linux kernel mailing list - it's where developers (rarely end users) will post questions about issues affecting the kernel, i.e., supported hardware is broken, etc.
[23:09] <allquixotic> bingungaja: But Pierre is active on LKML, so you could reach him that way if you're bold enough to post on LKML ;)
[23:09] <neher> Can someone help me with a Suspend problem?
[23:10] <kieko> Slart, right... debian repos are mentioned but clearly they're not in the ubuntu ones anyhow... installing from source :/
[23:10] <supernoob> indygunfreak:research i did made it seem pretty kosher. haven't had a ton of issues so far. but thanks, i'll look it up
[23:10] <Noxz> Webcam, 'cat /dev/video0' shows correct output, like when I put my hand over it repeated information, in light and moving around the data varriates. gstreamer-properties wont work for v4l2, says unable to negotiate format (v4l-info says pjpg) and crashes when I test v4l(1)
[23:10] <Noxz> tries all programs, from camorama and cheese to ekiga and skype
[23:11] <hashbrow1> dasei: okay i went through that thing, most of it was keyboard stuff.  Should I just restart now?
[23:11] <bingungaja> allquixotic: wow, this issues is far beyond my leaque, i'm just a newbie in ubuntu or linux :P I'll try to post on LKML for sure ! :) meanwhile, I must satisfied with using USB card reader then. It's annoying knowing that my notebook won't work maximal after huge money i spent :P
[23:11] <DasEi>  hashbrow1:your old confi should be backed up, so :  sudo reboot
[23:12] <hashbrow1> dasei: let it boot into ubuntu regularly?
[23:12] <bingungaja> allquixotic: thx again for your time and help, much appreciated
[23:12] <neher> adios
[23:12] <allquixotic> bingungaja: There is clear evidence from my research thus far that the Linux kernel *should* support the exact device you are trying to use
[23:12] <cubexde> Hey when someone gets a chance, I need help setting Ubuntu as the default OS in a dual-boot setup
[23:12] <allquixotic> bingungaja: I think it's a matter of the driver needing a minor tweak. It's not like you are asking someone to write an entirely new driver for you, at this point.
[23:12] <boulbul> this room is helpless...I rather have debian installed
[23:13] <DasEi>  hashbrow1:your old confi should be backed up, so :  sudo                         reboot
[23:13] <bingungaja> allquixotic: hahaha, yeah i guess u right, with all evidence you got and what i read in google, I will "pray" to be noticed in KLML :) I must go now, thx a lot bro
[23:14] <listamin> sudo good evening
[23:14] <listamin> cd ~
[23:14] <hashbrow1> dasei: okay well i rebooted it and let ubuntu boot normally.  There was the loading bar this time at least but now all ive got is a shell prompt
[23:14] <allquixotic> bingungaja: Before you go! https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/186115
[23:14] <miguel> hola?
[23:14] <allquixotic> bingungaja: Add your input to that bug report, and read the things people have put there. That's talking about your very same device
[23:14] <listamin> python
[23:15] <DasEi>  hashbrow1:sudo gdm&
[23:15] <hashbrow1> dasei: im assuming i should log in right?
[23:16] <supernoob> sudo nerd /listamin
[23:16] <cubexde> can someone help me please?
[23:16] <hashbrow1> dasei: sudo gdm& returned [1] 5890
[23:16] <Vladi> Ola td bem com vcs
[23:16] <\Kira> I just put in a nvidia geforce 4 card, and started it up. It looked really messed up and nothing was working right. So I control+Alt+Backspaced, then tried again. It works perfect, but the "install restricted drivers" icon in the taskbar is now gone. How could I get it back?
[23:16] <nickrud> !ask | cubexde (no promises :)
[23:17] <taget0> fsck.ext3: unable to resolve 'UUID=nubmersandletters than it says fsck died with exit status 8? anyone know how to fix this problem
[23:17] <supernoob> ashfire908, how is your usernam "@wikipedia/Andrew-Hampe"?
[23:17] <cubexde> I need help setting Ubuntu as the default OS in a dual-boot system.
[23:17] <Vladi> Alguem pode me ajudar a tirar os cadeados das minhas pastas????
[23:17] <Ashfire908> supernoob, vhost.
[23:17] <nickrud> \Kira, system->admin->hardware drivers
[23:17] <sabgenton> how do I search the context of apt-get show
[23:18] <sabgenton> rather than package names
[23:18] <koshar1> cubexde whats the problem?
[23:18] <sabgenton> if you get me
[23:18] <\Kira> nickrud: thanks
[23:18] <DasEi>  hashbrow1:for some reason your x isn't starting, first try again : sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg      , then sudo reboot , else come back
[23:18] <nickrud> cubexde, is this the ubuntu managed grub?
[23:18] <cubexde> koshar1: I want to know how to set my XP-Ubuntu machine to boot by default into Ubuntu.
[23:18] <hashbrow1> dasei: do i need to run that in safe mode again?
[23:19] <binspace> Hello, I forgot my wireless password. Is there a way to look it up in Network Manager?
[23:19] <supernoob> ashfire, naeto
[23:19] <koshar1> cubexde change the default entry in the /boot/grub/menu.1st file
[23:19] <binspace> The password is saved in the Network manager.
[23:19] <nickrud> taget0, that probably means you have a partition defined in /etc/fstab that doesn't exist, or the UUID changed
[23:19] <runescapemastr55> see
[23:19] <koshar1> cubexde the number represents the line in the grub screen, ie 2 means line 2 ect
[23:19] <runescapemastr55> see guys
[23:20] <runescapemastr55> did you ee it?
[23:20] <nickrud> runescapemastr55, ??
[23:20] <taget0> nickrud, ill check, everytime at boot it forces fsck and drops to a maintenence shell, very frustrating cant seem to get around it
[23:20] <sabgenton> apt-get show all |grep?
[23:20] <sabgenton> :P
[23:20] <GodfatherofEire> Ok, Just got a new keyboard, how would I adjust some of the function key buttons in Ubuntu?
[23:20] <runescapemastr55> i know how to talk whail im banned
[23:21] <sabgenton> anyone
[23:21] <nickrud> runescapemastr55, you're banned?
[23:21] <runescapemastr55> no
[23:21] <runescapemastr55> im just saying
[23:21] <runescapemastr55> if i was
[23:21] <runescapemastr55> i could still talk
[23:21] <runescapemastr55> nickrud, watch
[23:21] <cubexde> koshar1: So what do I need to do to this file?
[23:21] <nickrud> runescapemastr55, this is off topic: you're welcome to discuss it in #ubuntu-ops then
[23:21] <supernoob> godfatherofeire: system > preferences > keyboard shortcuts
[23:22] <supernoob> i think
[23:22] <runescapemastr55> ok
[23:22] <runescapemastr55> bye
[23:22] <DasEi>  hashbrow1:now , just from the bash you are
[23:22] <koshar1> cubexde cnage the value of default = ? to the line you want to boot as default
[23:22] <GodfatherofEire> supernoob, I dont mean that way, what I mean is, when I press a function key, it execs a  specific action, I was wondering how to change that seeing as how I dont know that key value
[23:23] <Vladi> Hello
[23:23] <CheesyWeasel> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1023194 thats a brief rundown of my problem. anybody know what to do?
[23:23] <Vladi> Hello Kira how are you???
[23:23] <supernoob> godfatherofeire: ah. gl buddy. bit over my head
[23:23] <koshar1> cubexde https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto/ChangeDefaultOS
[23:24] <cubexde> koshar1: It says "default     0", but I'm not sure what number to set that to. There are comments up the yingyang in this file :P
[23:24] <Vladi> Hello cubexde
[23:24] <rabidweezle> what's the vorbis dev packages called in ubuntu?
[23:25] <rabidweezle> I'm trying to compile something that needs the devel's
[23:25] <Vladi> Hellooooo
[23:25] <narzy> have a little samba problem
[23:25] <koshar1> cubexde default 0 means the very first line on the grub menu will be default, 1 means the second line sct, remember 0 is a number
[23:25] <Noxz> Webcam, 'cat /dev/video0' shows correct output, like when I put my hand over it repeated information, in light and moving around the data varriates. gstreamer-properties wont work for v4l2, says unable to negotiate format (v4l-info says pjpg) and crashes when I test v4l(1)..all programs from camorama and ekiga to cheese and skype, nothign works
[23:25] <hashbrow1> dasei: i just did that again and i still get the text based login screen
[23:25] <cubexde> koshar1: OK, Ubuntu is already default selected here, but the Windows installation is asking me if I want to load Windows or Ubuntu. When I select Ubuntu it loads Grub.
[23:26] <KillerOrca> CheesyWeasel, wow, strange issue, have you considered swithcing to KDE, my friend showed me they have a definite key-setting feature
[23:26] <DasEi>  hashbrow1:are you running ibex ?
[23:26] <CheesyWeasel> KillerOrca: i dont wanna switch, i just want it fixed. lol
[23:26] <hashbrow1> dasei: 8.10 yes
[23:26] <koshar1> cubexde are you using the windows boot manager? if so you will need to overwrite the win mbr OR change the boot.ini file
[23:26] <CheesyWeasel> KillerOrca: there is a solution, because you can change everything. i just cant seem to find it
[23:27] <KillerOrca> CheesyWeasel, well I wish I could help, but I don't know where it is either
[23:27] <cubexde> koshar1: Alright I have boot.ini opened. Now what?
[23:27] <sinbox> livorbis-dev I think rabidweezle
[23:27] <supernoob> cheesyweasel system > preferences > keyboard shortcuts
[23:27] <DasEi>  hashbrow1:sudo cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf  /etc/X11/xorg.conf_saved
[23:27] <koshar1> cubexde bunno, i dont use windows, try the #windows support channel, or you could install grub to the MBR
[23:27] <CheesyWeasel> supernoob: its not there.
[23:27] <DasEi>  hashbrow1:sudo rm  /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[23:27] <Vladi> helloooooo!!!!
[23:28] <DasEi>  hashbrow1:sudo reboot
[23:28] <nickrud> cubexde, is this a wubi install?
[23:28] <CheesyWeasel> supernoob: the mute function is, but thats not what im trying to change
[23:28] <cubexde> koshar1: I think I just figured it out. Thanks :)
[23:28] <git_> is there a software in linux to covert wink .swf to mpeg?
[23:28] <CapaH> Can anyone help me with something? My registrar is complaining that the new dns servers I have set up quote: "Have the wrong dns record type" -- I can dig mydomain.com @new_nameserver.com  with no issues. Any ideas?
[23:28] <KillerOrca> CheesyWeasel, http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/assign-custom-shortcut-keys-on-ubuntu-linux/, might help
[23:29] <supernoob> at least in 8.10
[23:29] <CheesyWeasel> KillerOrca: i've looked through there
[23:29] <hashbrow1> dasei: okay i did that, now what?
[23:30] <DasEi>  hashbrow1:did you run the last 3 cmd 's ? still no change ?
[23:31] <hashbrow1> dasei: woops, overlooked the sudo reboot lol
[23:31] <aaroninfidel> hi, I was wondering if someone could point me to where I could find a bare bones installation of ubuntu...
[23:31] <owen1__> games are terribly slow on my machine. how to verify my graphic card is enabled?
[23:31] <rabidweezle> what video card?
[23:32] <onetinsoldier> owen1__: see what driver you are using --> grep drivers /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[23:32] <runescapemastr55> nickrud
[23:32] <onetinsoldier> owen1__: and yes, what card do you have?
[23:32]  * rabidweezle waits for some more dev packages to download
[23:32] <owen1__> onetinsoldier: Loading /usr/lib/xorg/modules/drivers//nv_drv.so
[23:33] <owen1__> onetinsoldier: where can i see what card i have?
[23:33] <hashbrow1> dasei: well this time i got the loading screen this time but it still dropped back down to textbased login
[23:33] <onetinsoldier> owen1__: ok... output from   xglinfo | grep direct   ...?
[23:33] <aaroninfidel> can anyone point me to a bare bones installation of ubuntu?
[23:33] <rabidweezle> glxinfo | grep direct
[23:33] <onetinsoldier> owen1__: to see what casrd you have do this command --> lspci -v | grep VGA
[23:33] <owen1__> onetinsoldier: command not found. sholud i install xglinfo ?
[23:34] <owen1__> onetinsoldier: 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation NV18 [GeForce4 MX 440 AGP 8x] (rev a2)
[23:34] <SJr|Nbook> Is there some reason I get an error "Invalid Argument 'Ad-Hoc'" error when I try to issue iwconfig ath0 mode Ad-Hoc
[23:34] <onetinsoldier> owen1__: sorry, i had the command wrong
[23:34] <Org-Mode> !minimal | aaroninfidel
[23:34] <onetinsoldier> owen1__: ok... output from   glxlinfo | grep direct   ...?
[23:34] <owen1__> onetinsoldier: glxlinfo: command not found
[23:35] <rabidweezle> typo
[23:35] <rabidweezle> glxinfo
[23:35] <onetinsoldier> owen1__: that grphics card is from like, what, the 1980's?
[23:35] <rabidweezle> lol
[23:35] <owen1__> onetinsoldier: not sure..
[23:35] <rabidweezle> glxinfo not = glxlinfo
[23:35] <onetinsoldier> owen1__: well, yes. it's like from the late 80's or early 90's....
[23:35] <mrwes> I have that card in my old HP desktop
[23:35] <hashbrow1> dasei: any ideas?
[23:36] <mrwes> heh... it'll run compiz too
[23:36] <\Kira> I put in a new graphics card (geforce4) and got it working. The games and little glitches and game speed are faster, but when Im not doing stuff like that, everything seems to vibrate a little bit.... Anybody else noticing this?
[23:36] <Org-Mode> late 90's onetinsoldier
[23:36] <owen1__> onetinsoldier: do i need to install mesa-utils?
[23:36] <stan> kira: 'vibrate' ?
[23:36] <owen1__> onetinsoldier: The program 'glxinfo' is currently not installed.  You can install it by typing: ....
[23:36] <onetinsoldier> owen1__: ok, i think it may be from the mid-90's, but anyway... it's ancient and that's why games or whatever are so slow for you
[23:37] <GodfatherofEire> Anybody know how to modify the keybindings for a specific keyboard, when you dont know the key value of a specific key?
[23:37] <stan> owen1__, what video card do you have?
[23:37] <Org-Mode> yep either way that vid card is ultra antique for today's games
[23:37] <onetinsoldier> Org-Mode: ahhh, ok, roger
[23:37] <owen1__> onetinsoldier: it used to be fast. i installed the command-line version of ubuntu and now it's slow.
[23:37] <stan> ah.. an mx 440 isnt HORRIBLE.
[23:37] <owen1__> stan: GeForce4 MX 440 AGP 8x
[23:37] <rabidweezle> now I have an ancient vid card
[23:38] <rabidweezle> radeon mobility m7
[23:38] <hashbrow1> dasei: did you get my last couple of messages?
[23:38] <stan> owen1__, it should play tuxracer at 640x480  ok :)
[23:38] <stan> owen1__, or quake 1
[23:38] <allegra_1983> hi! i've problems with downloading dlc-files. i've the latest version of JDownloader 0.4.088
[23:38] <rabidweezle> I'm compiling quakeforge right now
[23:38] <onetinsoldier> stan: the mx 400, at the time, was known for being one of the worst, most lethargic nvidia cards you could get, and that was for it's time. it's time has past
[23:38] <onetinsoldier> err, 440
[23:38] <Vladi> ola Alex
[23:38] <owen1__> stan: onetinsoldier : how to verify it's being used?
[23:38] <stan> onetinsoldier, no doubt.. but my TNT2 played quake 1 just fine.
[23:39] <rapha> Hi all!
[23:39] <Vladi> good somebody can talk to me???
[23:39] <rabidweezle> hi vladi
[23:39] <rapha> How can I make usb-creator recognize an external USB harddisk?
[23:39] <kop> try getting dual head to work w/ G450 Matrox 32MB in intrepid .... that's  ancient
[23:39] <Vladi> i'helllo how are you?
[23:39] <nickrud> Vladi, what's up? Chat is in #ubuntu-offtopic :)
[23:39] <rabidweezle> mine's a 16 meg video card
[23:40] <rabidweezle> :(
[23:40] <allegra_1983> hi vladi. i'm fine but downloading files makes me crazy *gg*
[23:40] <Roey> hello
[23:40] <Vladi> where yo from?
[23:40] <onetinsoldier> owen1__: well, you are using the nv_drv driver, and not the vesa driver, so that much is good. but i doubt you can get direct rendering working on it. but i could be wrong
[23:40] <Roey> I rebooted and I can't get any sound working.
[23:40] <Roey> what is the issue here???
[23:40] <Roey> I know it's a problem for a lot of people..
[23:40] <allegra_1983> austria
[23:40] <owen1__> onetinsoldier: r u sure it's being detected by ubuntu?
[23:40] <Vladi> hello allegra where you from?
[23:40] <GodfatherofEire> Roey, have you checked your sound configs?
[23:41] <DasEi>  hashbrow1:yes, but I'm busy for few minutes, brb
[23:41] <owen1__> onetinsoldier: i used the command-line install of ubuntu. the bare-bone.
[23:41] <allegra_1983> i'm from austria
[23:41] <onetinsoldier> owen1__: even if you get have or get direct rending working, the card is just so old now
[23:41] <kop> rabidweezle, congrats , for even having it work in ubuntu , much older and you would be using NetBSD :-)
[23:41] <mickster04> anybody know if there is a rar extractor available for ubuntu/
[23:41] <Vladi> i sorry
[23:41] <Roey> GodfatherofEire:  which ones specifically?
[23:41] <owen1__> onetinsoldier: got it. any recommandations for newer card?
[23:41] <kewsh> Can anyone point me to info or help me with flash 10 not working in firefox 3.0.5 ...it hasnt worked ever since it updated via update manager
[23:42] <allegra_1983> in the central of europe
[23:42] <rabidweezle> arg
[23:42] <LTL> mickster04: apt-get unrar
[23:42] <allegra_1983> neighbor of germany
[23:42] <Mageiriki-me-bas> how can i view 3gp videos on ubuntu 8.10?
[23:42] <onetinsoldier> owen1__: i'm not an nvidia user or remember their model names all that well, but at least something like a 9800GS
[23:42] <sfer21> Mageiriki-me-bas: will vlc play them?
[23:42] <aaroninfidel_> anyone here using ubuntu/debian on a macbook pro?
[23:42] <mickster04> lol sorry to ask:S
[23:43] <Roey> GodfatherofEire1:  I get this:  http://pastebin.com/m77920f82
[23:43] <kewsh> Can anyone point me to info or help me with flash 10 not working in firefox 3.0.5 ...it hasnt worked ever since it updated via update manager
[23:44] <allegra_1983> hi
[23:44] <GodfatherofEire1> Roey, sorry, cant help you with Jack audio server or whatever its called, I never got it working on here either
[23:44] <Mageiriki-me-bas> sfer, no!
[23:44] <stan> owen1__, what sort of games do you WANT to play?
[23:44] <onetinsoldier> kewsh: what is the output of the following -->  lsb_release -r && uname -m
[23:45] <Roey> GodfatherofEire1:  ok
[23:45] <Roey> it's not Jack though
[23:45] <Roey> I don't know what it is
[23:45] <runescapemastr55> can you guys help me with telnet?
[23:45] <allegra_1983> xxx
[23:45] <owen1__> onetinsoldier: 8.10 i686
[23:45] <stan> runescapemastr55, if you ask a question
[23:45] <stan> owen1__, what sort of games do you want to play?
[23:45] <owen1__> stan: 2d games like www.teeworlds.com
[23:45] <runescapemastr55> what is the telnet shutdown command?
[23:45] <kewsh> i have ibex i686
[23:45] <stan> is teeworlds.com a flash game?
[23:46] <GodfatherofEire1> Roey, says its Jack, so I dont know whats goin on there, sorry
[23:46] <owen1__> stan: no
[23:46] <stan> runescapemastr55, telnet is a protocol... it doesnt have commands?
[23:46] <runescapemastr55> i kno shutdown /r -f but that olny restarts
[23:46] <kewsh> onetinsoldier: 8.10 i686
[23:46] <Roey> GodfatherofEire1:  and then it tries a bunch of other drivers
[23:46] <stan> owen1__, is teeworlds a flash game?
[23:46] <rapha> How can I make usb-creator recognize an external USB harddisk?
[23:46] <Roey> GodfatherofEire1:   thanks though
[23:46] <stan> runescapemastr55, shutdown now
[23:46] <owen1__> stan: really cute shooting game. 2d and multiplayer.
[23:46] <CapaH> Is anyone here familiar with bind/named/dns servers? I have set up a new dns server and when I try to change my registrar settings to use the new dns server, it complains that: "It does not appear the nameservers you entered have the correct type of DNS record setup" - Anyone know what may be wrong here?
[23:46] <runescapemastr55> what?
[23:46] <owen1__> stan: no flash.
[23:46] <stan> owen1__, then your video card is fine ... no 3d card will make flash run any faster really.
[23:46] <onetinsoldier> owen1__: ok, i don't know how to help with flash for the 32-bit architecture. i just know how to fix it for 64-bit really
[23:47] <owen1__> stan: i know! that's why i am surprised that's it's so slow!
[23:47] <mickster04> LTL even sudo apt-get unrar doesn't work...
[23:47] <owen1__> onetinsoldier: no problem. thanks.
[23:47] <stan> owen1__, what cpu do you have? how much ram?
[23:47]  * runescapemastr55 is now known as kissmypoop
[23:47] <onetinsoldier> owen1__: never mind that, i had wrong guy
[23:47] <kewsh> so is everyone having probelsm with flash?
[23:47] <rapha> That's a joke?! In Ubuntu 8.10 I can't disable auto-mounting of devices anymore?!?!???
[23:47] <onetinsoldier> kewsh: ok, sorry. i don't know how to help with flash for the 32-bit architecture. i just know how to fix it for 64-bit really
[23:47] <stan> kewsh, someone in here yesterday had an issue w/ full screen flash video on his amd machine.. whats your problem/
[23:48] <owen1__> stan: 1.5 gig ram and 2.2 cpu (i think)
[23:48] <five> when i boot ubuntu ibed live cd i get walpaper and a mouse
[23:48] <LTL> mickster04: sudo apt-get install unrar # check enabled repositories if that doesnt work.
[23:48] <kewsh> stan: it doesnt load anything...just a blank box where flash objects should be
[23:48] <kewsh> stan: ive tried removing it and installing manually
[23:48] <stan> kewsh, do you have adobe flash installed?
[23:48] <five> ubuntu ibex*
[23:48] <kewsh> and all that
[23:48] <owen1__> stan: i used to play games like flightgear (3d flight simulation) and it was decent.
[23:48] <kewsh>     File name: libflashplayer.so
[23:48] <kewsh>     Shockwave Flash 10.0 r15
[23:49] <stan> owen1__,  yea.. your GF MX 440 is a shitty card.. but it should do OK if you dont push it
[23:49] <owen1__> stan: after installing ubuntu from the alternate cd, i have issues.
[23:49] <mickster04> LTL sorted:D
[23:49] <Brack10> Hi there
[23:49] <kylezoa> hello Brack10
[23:49] <Brack10> has anyone successfully installed server 2008 standard core with the vbox extensions? 2.1.0 non-free
[23:49] <owen1__> stan: teeworlds is not a fancy game. it should be ok.
[23:49] <Brack10> I'm having problems and #vbox is no help
[23:50] <kewsh> having no flash is making me want to format and install windows xp :p
[23:50] <stan> kewsh, what are you waiting for?
[23:50] <rapha> How can I make usb-creator recognize an external USB harddisk?
[23:50] <kewsh> lol
[23:50] <downhill_> go ahead, kewsh
[23:50] <stan> owen1__, i just installed teeworlds on my laptop...
[23:50] <downhill_> don't let the door hit you on the way out.
[23:50] <stan> owen1__, its a centrino 1.2ghz low power laptop w/ an intel video card
[23:50] <stan> owen1__, and it was smooth @ 1024x768
[23:51] <owen1__> stan: u can play with me on the laptop...it's cool game.
[23:51] <kewsh> ubuntu fags hate
[23:51] <onetinsoldier> kewsh: tlet us see...  dpkg -l '*flash*' | awk '/^ii/ {print $3}'
[23:51] <onetinsoldier> let*
[23:51] <owen1__> stan: yeah.
[23:51] <stan> ubuntu has no position on homosexuality.
[23:51] <Brack10> lol
[23:51] <LTL> kewsh: you should be using flashplugin-nonfree
[23:51] <stan> intel 855GM video lol
[23:51] <bobbob1016> For some reason I lost all my side panel shortcuts in nautilus.  Now whenever I add them, they disappear.  Any ideas?
[23:51] <Fjss> where can I get drivers for my intel 965 gpu?
[23:52] <kewsh> <IP_ADDRESS>-1hardy1
[23:52] <kewsh> 1.3.10a~snapshot20080611-0ubuntu2
[23:52] <kewsh> 3.6.1240-2
[23:52] <downhill_> #vmware couldn't help me here - could somebody help me with this backtrace? http://slexy.org/raw/s21nqPLCJy I found a bug report related to it, but the package the maintainer suggests doesn't exist anymore apparently.
[23:52] <FloodBot1> kewsh: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:52] <rapha> Does nobody here use USB Creator with external harddrives?
[23:52] <owen1__> stan: that's why i am shocked with the movement. i actually did'nt even make it to play. i am in the config screen and it's also slow!
[23:52] <kewsh> sry flod
[23:52] <rapha> Hello, does somebody hear me?
[23:53] <downhill_> rapha; no
[23:53] <onetinsoldier> kewsh: a few diffierent version of flash there?  pastebin the results of -->  dpkg -l '*flash*'
[23:53] <rapha> Friendly.
[23:53] <downhill_> you must be new to IRC...
[23:53] <stan> owen1__, not sure what to tell ya :(
[23:55] <rapha> Well, I don't even get told "sorry we can't help you" :-(
[23:55] <sfer21> !repeat | rapha
[23:55] <stan> rapha, no one here gets paid...
[23:55] <LTL> rapha: speak dude, we 'hear' you
[23:55] <rapha> kk i see :-)
[23:55] <rapha> sry
[23:55] <stan> rapha,  we are just like you.
[23:55] <hashbrow1> dasei: you still here?
[23:55] <terminhell> Fresh install of xubuntu, freshly updated, activated the restricted Broadcom drivers and things still not working. Ironicly it seems like the wireless device is ON via the LED....
[23:55] <rapha> sfer21: Already googled a lot and didn't find anything so I thought I'd come here
[23:55] <stan> rapha, i came in here yesterday with some stpid issue.. and have helped people here and there as i idle here..
[23:55] <Flap77> ðóññêèå åñòü?
[23:55] <sfer21> rapha: what's your problem?
[23:55] <owen1__> stan: maybe it's the full screen mode. let me try to make it smaller.
[23:56] <genii-around> !ru | Flap77
[23:56] <stan> owen1__, i am running full screen.. i am using an 'intel' driver... are you running the 'nv' driver?
[23:56] <youngcoder> rapha, what is your wuestions?
[23:56] <rjune__> ok, so I have a Sansa, I'm using id3 to fill out the mp3 tags. yet when I put the files on the sansa, it reads some *other* tag that isn't being set with id3, does anybody have any idea what's up?
[23:56] <rapha> youngcoder: sfer21: I want to use an external USB Harddisk for Ubuntu. I installed it there but that only works in the computer I used for the installation. Now I want to use the USB Creator but it doesn't recognize the harddisk as a USB stick...
[23:57] <youngcoder> holy crap i need typing tutor
[23:57] <sfer21> rapha: USB creator? is this to boot ubuntu from or something?
[23:57] <stan> rjune_, No -- but there is ID3 and ID3v2 .. and an mp3 can have BOTH sets of tags.
[23:57] <rapha> sfer21: you can transfer an .iso image onto a USB stick with it
[23:57] <rjune__> stan: Ah
[23:57] <stan> rjune_, make sure you are deleting the tags you dont want.
[23:57] <rjune__> that could be it
[23:57] <DasEi>  hashbrow1:back again, yes
[23:58] <stan> rjune_, I know winamp (under wine) shows them both... other than that .. i dont know how to edit them both easily...
[23:58] <rjune__> stan: thanks for the tip, I'll check into it
[23:58] <DasEi> you still stuck at cmd-line and can't get to desktop after installing a video -driver ..
[23:58] <owen1__> stan: i don't know what driver i am running. when i type: lspci -v | grep VGA  i get: GeForce4 MX 440 AGP 8x  does it mean i am actually using it?
[23:58] <stan> owen1__, no.
[23:58] <tim167> hello, problem with my laptop: i connect a regular keyboard to use the numpad, but, eventhough 'numlock' is on, instead of entering numbers it moves the mouse. how can i fix this ? thanks!
[23:58] <genii-around> !info v2strip
[23:59]  * genii-around sips
[23:59] <DasEi> you still stuck at cmd-line and can't get to desktop after installing a video -driver .., hashbrow1
[23:59] <hashbrow1> dasei: yes
[23:59] <CoUrPsE|DeAd> 0.o
[23:59] <CoUrPsE|DeAd> Whats happened now hashbrow1?
[23:59] <stan> owen1__, I scanned my /var/log/xorg.log file :(


[00:40] <jbicha> let's hope this gtk upload goes smoother than last time
[03:42] <Bezukhov> Does Ubuntu Gnome use Nautilus as a file manager?
[03:58] <bjsnider> of course
[03:58] <bjsnider> what else would it use?
[04:19] <Bezukhov> For some reason thought it used something different. Tnx
[04:19] <roasted> you can install others if you wish
[04:19] <roasted> I had nemo running for a while, as an example
[04:20] <Bezukhov> I don't.. In my limited experience Truecrypt doesn
[04:21] <Bezukhov> 't play well with any thing else
[04:22] <Bezukhov> Damn keyboard froze
[06:57] <darkxst> ricotz, why are the webkit dbg packages so massive (amd64 only)?
[06:59] <darkxst>  libwebkit2gtk-3.0-25-dbg_2.0.3-1ubuntu1~build1_amd64.deb (1.2 GiB)
[06:59] <darkxst> libwebkit2gtk-3.0-25-dbg_2.0.3-1ubuntu1~build1_i386.deb (2.0 MiB)
[14:33] <Ubyscooby> Getting Alpha 1 nooooooooow
[14:34] <Ubyscooby> Have they fixed Nautilus so it stops closing on us
[14:35] <Ubyscooby> Heeeeellllooooooo.....
[14:36] <Ubyscooby> Have they fixed Nautilus so it stops from closing randomly?? Anybody know?
[14:37] <roasted> I never had it closing on me...
[14:38] <Ubyscooby> I see. Started about 1 month ago. Just started closing after about 10 minutes since it was opened
[14:40] <roasted> I haven't experienced that yet. are you updated?
[14:41] <Ubyscooby> yes I do all updates... I will see hoe Alpha 1 is going after it downloads
[14:41] <roasted> isn't alpha 2 out now?
[14:41] <Ubyscooby> thanks then roasted...
[14:43] <Ubyscooby> ahhhh im just trying to see if Im gettin A2 or A1
[14:45] <roasted> I would think you could just update it to alpha 2
[14:45] <roasted> I'd check but I'm on my phone
[14:46] <roasted> in the waiting room of a hospital. joy. :-P
[14:46] <Ubyscooby> ok confusion. on the site lots of mention of A1 but no A2. But I see i am getting A2 so all is good
[14:47] <roasted> I think the daily build would be alpha 2
[14:47] <Ubyscooby> ok I see roasted. thanks for your comments
[14:47] <roasted> NP
[21:24] <Zoiaguyver> wow quiet tonight, all must be bug squashing
[21:57] <Srsly> Good Evening everyone
[21:58] <Srsly> I have a serious issue with my freshly installed ubuntu. It does not show a boot menu, just goes straight into ubuntu though I also have windows 8 isntalled
[21:58] <Zoiaguyver> Try holding the shift key when it boots, it should show you the menu then
[21:59] <Srsly> update-grub does not add an entry for windows 8 so I added one in 40_custom, still no menu showing up and I wonder how I can get into grub
[21:59] <Srsly> well I will try shift now
[21:59] <Srsly> though I dont like that.
[21:59] <Zoiaguyver> it should give the boot menu then
[22:01] <Zoiaguyver> Didn't work?
[22:01] <Srsly> well, I've been holding shift from the moment the medion logo appeared up to the login screen
[22:01] <Zoiaguyver> hmm
[22:02] <Srsly> medion bios log, then blue screen, then login screen
[22:02] <Srsly> nothing that amks any sense in beetween
[22:02] <Srsly> I alos tried grub-set-default with no effect
[22:03] <Zoiaguyver> I just normally keep tapping it soon as the bios appears, not sure what to suggest if you have already done a grub update, you could edit the grub.conf and set the timeout to -1, that would be the only other thing i could suggest
[22:04] <Srsly> -1 means forever?
[22:04] <Zoiaguyver> basically means until you select something
[22:05] <Zoiaguyver> just make sure if you do any changes to the grub.conf to run update-grub after or the changes don't normally take effect
[22:05] <Srsly> trying right now
[22:05] <Srsly> what
[22:05] <Srsly> update-grub surely overwrites grub.cfg
[22:05] <Srsly> so I eitehr change grub.cfg OR run update-grub
[22:05] <Srsly> unless I do it in the 00_header configfile
[22:06] <Srsly> whatever, trying right now
[22:06] <Zoiaguyver> na update-grub just regenerates the file afaik it used to create a new one with the original grub i think
[22:16] <Srsly> So
[22:16] <Srsly> it worked
[22:17] <Srsly> apparently a timeout=10 has no effect when tehre is a HIDDEN_TIMEOUT=0 in /etc/default/grub
[22:17] <Srsly> and I need to hit esc to get into grub
[22:17] <Zoiaguyver> ahh
[22:17] <Srsly> I actually set the HIDDEN_TIMEOUT=3 now
[22:17] <Srsly> and the HIDDEN_TIMEOUT_QUIET=false
[22:17] <Zoiaguyver> Well atleast you fixed it :)
[22:18] <Srsly> indeed
[22:18] <Srsly> made windows 8 default again
[22:18] <Srsly> so all is as before with ubuntu available when wanted
[22:18] <Zoiaguyver> Good, good
[22:19] <Srsly> so thanks Zoiaguyver
[22:20] <Zoiaguyver> No problem, glad I could help
[22:30] <darkxst> jbicha, there seems to be something strange with the webkit -dbg packages ? They are massive on amd64 but not i386
[22:48] <jbicha> darkxst: yeah but maybe that will be fixed with the next Debian upload
[22:49] <jbicha> http://anonscm.debian.org/gitweb/?p=pkg-webkit/webkit.git;a=commitdiff;h=9a777
[23:03] <fds_> yo man
[23:03] <fds_> what is linux?
[23:04] <fds_> can i install linux on microsoft office?


[13:38] <vibhav> Can I get a ubuntu member cloak?
[13:38] <AlanBell> what is your launchpad id vibhav?
[13:39] <vibhav> ~vibhavp
[13:39] <vibhav> https://launchpad.net/~vibhavp
[13:40] <AlanBell> hmm, you don't appear to be a member as far as I can see
[13:40] <AlanBell> !member
[13:41] <smartboyhw> AlanBell, he just got approved few minutes ago
[13:41] <vibhav> AlanBell: Just got approved. Ii think I need to wait to get added to the team
[13:41] <AlanBell> ah right
[13:41] <smartboyhw> AlanBell, http://ubottu.com/meetingology/logs/ubuntu-meeting/2012/ubuntu-meeting.2012-11-21-12.02.moin.txt
[13:41] <vibhav> :)
[13:41] <vibhav> smartboyhw: thanks!
[13:41] <AlanBell> in that case, congratulations and give us a shout when you get added by the membership board
[13:41] <vibhav> sure, thanks
[13:42]  * smartboyhw trys to say it's not "board";P
[13:42] <mitya57> AlanBell: are you able to add a cloak? I requested one yesterday, but it seems I've been forgotten about...
[13:42] <mitya57> https://launchpad.net/~mitya57
[13:43] <AlanBell> mitya57: not forgotten, but you were not here when someone got round to sorting it out :)
[13:43] <mitya57> I'm not able to be here for long periods of time :(
[13:44] <AlanBell> that is fine
[13:44] <vibhav> Pricey: pm?
[13:44] <Pricey> vibhav: Sure.
[13:44] <AlanBell> staff can we have an ubuntu/member/mitya57 cloak please
[13:44] <Pricey> AlanBell: On who?
[13:44] <AlanBell> on mitya57
[13:45] <AlanBell> and an ubuntu/member/vibhav cloak for vibhav please
[13:46] <mitya57> should cloak names match launchpad ids?
[13:46] <vibhav> I think they shoud match your nic
[13:46] <vibhav> nick*
[13:46] <mitya57> ah, ok
[13:46] <Pici> (account)
[13:48] <AlanBell> yeah, nickserv account, which is normally the same as your nick, and quite often the same as launchpad
[13:49] <AlanBell> and your nick should be listed on your launchpad page so we can associate the two later without too much trouble
[13:49] <Pricey> AlanBell: Both done, hoping they look ok?
[13:49] <AlanBell> look great, thanks Pricey
[13:49] <mitya57> wow, it works! thanks a lot!
[13:51] <Pricey> mitya57: vibhav: As always, remember to identify before joining channels! Use sasl, cerftp, server passwords (ask me for the format) or a nickserv login script... in roughly that order of preference :)
[13:52] <Tm_T> vibhav: who are you and what did you do to vibhav?
[13:52] <mitya57> is specifying a nickserv password in xchat settings fine?
[13:52] <vibhav> Tm_T: :D
[13:52] <Pricey> mitya57: Count that as a "nickserv login script" in my order of preference above :p
[13:53] <Tm_T> Pricey: danke sehr
[13:53] <vibhav> Pricey: How do I enable sasl?
[13:53]  * mitya57 will now set a server password then
[13:53] <Pricey> vibhav: Check out https://freenode.net/sasl/
[13:53] <Pricey> mitya57: Use the form "nickname:password" without quotes.
[13:54] <Pricey> mitya57: That'll ensure you identify to the correct account regardless of what nick you connect with.
[13:54] <mitya57> I know that :)
[13:54] <Pricey> Sorry, "accountname:password"
[13:54] <vibhav> Pricey: I connect via ZNC.
[13:55] <vibhav> So no connects or disconnects
[13:55] <Pricey> vibhav: You can get ZNC (versions >= 0.208) to use sasl when connecting to freenode. See the link :)
[13:58] <mitya57> seems working now, thanks again
[17:21] <Haffe> Hi. I was looking into turning a Odroid-X or similar into a PVR. Is it somehow possible to get dvb usb-tuners to work under arm ubuntu?
[17:22] <k1l_> Haffe: this is not a technical support channel. better try #ubuntu for that issue or #ubuntu-arm while this is more arm related
[17:22] <Haffe> Sorry.
[17:22] <k1l_> no problem
[20:06] <Zic> Hi, I just expired yesterday from Launchpad ~ubuntu-irc-members, can someone reapprove me or it's lost?
[20:07] <Tm_T> Zic: launchpad account?
[20:09] <Tm_T> Zic: aah, found ya
[20:10] <Zic> ~zic, simply :)
[20:10] <Zic> Tm_T: thanks a lot