[00:00] <adam61> szal: ok that makes sense.. how would i go about disabling that? i'm using google chrome with flashplayer square.
[00:00] <szal> fredhami: how about DVI?
[00:00] <kingofswords> how do i fix my flashplayer 64bit that crashes?
[00:01] <fredhami> what is DVI?
[00:01] <fredhami> male to female
[00:01] <KM0201> fredhami: digital video input?  it's "not VGA"... :)
[00:01] <fredhami> so i need a dvi cable
[00:01] <carnage1> post to post
[00:01] <fredhami> instead of vga
[00:02] <KM0201> fredhami: yes, assuming your video adapter has a DVI port
[00:02] <szal> adam61: no friggin' idea about Chrome
[00:02] <KM0201> fredhami: and also assuming your display has a dvi port.
[00:02] <hiexpo> what does  * .   after /dir/  mean ?
[00:03] <adam61> szal: haha ok.. i guess i'll test it out with other browsers. thanks
[00:03] <fredhami> yea no the computer oem does not have a installed video card
[00:03] <yagoo> I relogged in to a closer freenode..dam disc
[00:03] <szal> hiexpo: in what context?
[00:04] <hiexpo> szal, as in rsync -r /home/dion/Linux/os/pentgesting/* .
[00:05] <carnage1> pentageisting
[00:05] <carnage1> ?
[00:05] <gizmo_> I'm trying to burn an iso using "dd if=/tmp.iso of=/dev/sr0" but it says that /dev/sr0 is read only. My cd drive is write capable.
[00:05] <fredhami> KM0201: just to clarify the computer has vga that i have been using for my monitor but then there a serial plug in the back of the computer. is this hte dvi
[00:05] <hiexpo> szal, is that copy the iso
[00:05] <szal> hiexpo: "*" is a wildcard for multiple characters, i.e., here it means all files in "pentgesting", and "." is the directory you're currently in
[00:05] <hiexpo> typo on the dir
[00:06] <hiexpo> szal, ok
[00:06] <szal> hiexpo: "rsync -r $SOURCEDIR $DESTINATIONDIR
[00:06] <KM0201> fredhami: a DVI port, is usually right beside the vga port and looks like this... (the white one)   http://codinghorror.typepad.com/.a/6a0120a85dcdae970b0120a86d715a970b-pi
[00:06] <szal> "
[00:07] <hiexpo> szal, yup got it
[00:07] <brianb_> any grub2 experts?
[00:07] <szal> !meta | brianb_
[00:07] <ugliefrog> How do i keep the full screen window on the main monitor..when i clik full screen it always opens in the second monitor..help please
[00:07] <cache_surplus> hi ubuntu, i have a question - what is the syntax to add a mac address only to allow ssh from one host only on my local net and via wan route?
[00:07] <cache_surplus> on ufw
[00:07] <brianb_> can someone tell me if you look at the grub.cfg file should the root entry and intrd point to the same hard drive? if you are multibooting from the ubuntu grub2 bootloader into another distro installed on another partition?
[00:08] <fredhami> ah no negative I dont have dvi output thanks I seen this cable for the dvi before though. thx
[00:08] <gizmo_> the root and initrd can be on different drives
[00:08] <KM0201> fredhami: yeah, if you don't have DVI output on your display, its gonna be pretty hard to hook up to a dvi port
[00:08] <crogeek_on_ubunt> does ANYONE know how to disable vsync?
[00:08] <carnage1> serial to dvi is fast
[00:08] <rtghuzhg> hi, there is unity for an alternative for gnome "drawer"
[00:09] <szal> crogeek_on_ubunt: what do you mean by that?
[00:09] <crogeek_on_ubunt> or how to turn it off
[00:09] <brianb_> can you explain
[00:09] <crogeek_on_ubunt> well I play QUakeLive and there's everything set ok, when I change resolution my FPS is locked on 60
[00:10] <crogeek_on_ubunt> on every resolution
[00:10] <szal> where's the problem w/ that?
[00:10] <crogeek_on_ubunt> that's bad
[00:10] <crogeek_on_ubunt> I need 125 fps
[00:10] <fredhami> Km0201: then ubuntu works with a dvi output instead of vga output
[00:10] <crogeek_on_ubunt> on 9.10 I had 125
[00:10] <szal> do you have a monitor that does that?
[00:10] <aaaaalex> crogeek_on_ubunt, man you must have super eyes
[00:10] <crogeek_on_ubunt> aaaaalex: I am not funny
[00:10] <crogeek_on_ubunt> I need solution for disabling vsync
[00:11] <VoxGibson> The human eye can only distinguish about 25 frames per second. Anything over that is just overkill.
[00:11] <szal> other than that, from what I gather (as a non-gamer), fps in a game has got nothing to do w/ the sync rate of the screen
[00:11] <KM0201> fredhami: it should work w/ either one i would think
[00:11] <crogeek_on_ubunt> VoxGibson: fine but QuakeLive is a game
[00:11] <carnage1> stability in rotation
[00:11] <gizmo_> I'm trying to burn an iso using "dd if=/tmp.iso of=/dev/sr0" but it says that /dev/sr0 is read only. My cd drive is write capable.
[00:11] <Belial`> VoxGibson, why can i see a difference from 30fps in games compared to 60fps?
[00:11] <brianb_> at 25 frames per seconf you will notice flicker
[00:11] <Belial`> anything above 60fps i don't notice.
[00:12] <crogeek_on_ubunt> Belial`: install QuakeLive you'll see difference
[00:12] <crogeek_on_ubunt> 60 vs 125, big one
[00:12] <szal> gizmo_: would be new to me that you could burn an ISO w/ dd
[00:12] <yigal> szal: growisofs my friend, but dd?
[00:12] <carnage1> you can burn anything with dd just ruins the disk
[00:12] <yigal> carnage1: lol
[00:12] <Zaelyx> gizmo_: you can also use wodim
[00:12] <szal> gizmo_: if that were possible, would we need burning software any longer? ;)
[00:12] <pooltable> Registry Hacks are only 4 windows right ?
[00:12] <brianb_> i should say 25 pictures per second and if you use a interlace scanning system the picture rate will be 50 pic sec
[00:13] <VoxGibson> There isn't a registry per-se in ubuntu.
[00:13] <yigal> tru dat
[00:13] <szal> crogeek_on_ubunt: again, my perception is that fps in a game has nothing to do w/ sync rate of a displaying device
[00:14] <aaaaalex> VoxGibson, no there is not - thanks for that
[00:14] <ghostnik11> for some reason certain flash games won't play in ubuntu 11.04 with the new firefox 4, the game i was trying to play was nes punch-out
[00:14] <Zaelyx> ghostnik11: 64-bit system?
[00:14] <ghostnik11> zaelyx: 32-bit system, actually thinkpad t60
[00:15] <fredhami> KM0201: then if I get a video adapter it should have dvi output when ubuntu visual enhancements are enable to get the eye candy that ubuntu offers?
[00:15] <szal> ghostnik11: URL?
[00:15] <fredhami> :)
[00:15] <ghostnik11> szal: http://www.arcadegangsta.com/index.php?params=game/2175/Mike-Tysons-Punch-Out/
[00:15] <aaaaalex> VoxGibson, system wide configuration is usually handled in text files in /etc and user specific settings in so called hidden files (starting with a .) in the users home dir
[00:15] <yigal> ghostnik11: oh dude I loved that game
[00:16] <Zaelyx> ghostnik11: Try installing the player from adobe's site itself if you have not, getting the libflashplayer.so from them
[00:16] <ghostnik11> yigal: yeah me too
[00:16] <Zaelyx> I had issues in firefox 4 with 64-bit, installed the 64-bit player beta and it works.
[00:16] <yigal> ghostnik11: try it on chrome?
[00:16] <tyler_d> who would like to help me troubleshoot skype?
[00:16] <ghostnik11> zaelyx: okay thanks will do right away
[00:16] <KM0201> fredhami: apparently i'm not being clear, or i'm not understanding you... Here's the deal.. if your display (monitor) is capable of DVI , then i would think, yes.. you can use the DVI port on your machine.. .if your display does not have a DVI port, then you will have to use the VGA... it all depends on your display... if you have a vga only display, then no, you can't hook i tup to a DVI adapter, and expect it to work
[00:17] <Refael> hola, am in need de assistance to connect server to OpenSim
[00:17] <ghostnik11> yigal: sorry not really a fan of chrome like firefox better
[00:17] <Refael> can anybody help por favor?
[00:17] <fredhami> thank u KM0201:-[
[00:17] <KM0201> np
[00:17] <yigal> ghostnik11: chrome fails anyways
[00:18] <yigal> ghostnik11: just tried it
[00:18] <szal> ghostnik11: runs here in FF4 on Natty 32bit
[00:18] <KM0201> i like chrome and ff4.. they both work perfect for me
[00:18] <Refael> 01:11:24 - [CONNECTION BEGIN]: Region Aiseirigh authenticated and authorized incoming root agent Refael Alats 85346899-02c5-4931-a398-dcb032365ac8 (circuit code 39772831)
[00:18] <Refael> 01:11:24 - [CAPS]: Reregistering caps for agent 85346899-02c5-4931-a398-dcb032365ac8.  Old caps path a95c2338-5927-4813-82c0-07b1111b11c2, new caps path d7194275-8761-44ac-9654-bcaa5ee9c1e5.
[00:18] <Refael> 01:11:24 - [CAPS]: Registered seed capability /CAPS/d7194275-8761-44ac-9654-bcaa5ee9c1e50000/ for 85346899-02c5-4931-a398-dcb032365ac8
[00:18] <Refael> 01:11:24 - [LLOGIN SERVICE]: Retrieved 0 friends
[00:18] <FloodBot1> Refael: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:18] <Refael> 01:11:24 - [LLOGIN SERVICE]: All clear. Sending login response to client.
[00:20] <fredhami> yea no my monitor and samsung lcd television are only vga capable.
[00:20] <yigal> I'm using 32 natty and it's not working
[00:20] <carnage1> i cant find the usb port on my tv
[00:20] <VoxGibson> It might not have one.
[00:21] <Bartzy> Hi
[00:21] <Bartzy> How it is possible that an executable I run with ./exec 2>&1 > /dev/null , will still output stuff to screen ?
[00:21] <x3k4p> hi all
[00:21] <carnage1> you bards is crazy
[00:21] <crogeek_on_ubunt> szal: fine just give me solution how turn off vsync which is locking my QL to 60 fps
[00:22] <zinadork> Has anyone been able to auto mount ntfs partitions in natty?
[00:22] <MonkeyDust> zinadork: try ntfs-3g
[00:22] <zinadork> Since attempting to use the NTFS Configuration Tool, I can't get it to shutdown properly
[00:23] <pooltable> Registry Hacks are only 4 windows right ?
[00:23] <VoxGibson> Correct.
[00:23] <carnage1> module mods
[00:23] <Loshki> Bartzy: Because I think it should be: ./exec > /dev/null 2>&1
[00:24] <pooltable> voxgibson r u answer my question ?
[00:24] <VoxGibson> Yes, pooltable.
[00:24] <zinadork> The link is a screenshot of my failed shutdown since using ntfs config tool
[00:24] <zinadork> http://dl.dropbox.com/u/10464960/2011-05-18_19-01-00_961.jpg
[00:24] <pooltable> voxgibson thanks
[00:24] <pooltable> is there a way to make my computer faster?
[00:25] <carnage1> try Launch-Box
[00:25] <szal> pooltable: buy faster hardware ;)
[00:25] <aaaaalex> pooltable, that depends on whats making it slow
[00:25] <brianb_> try windows lol
[00:25] <VoxGibson> You could use a slimmer window manager than gnome.
[00:25] <zen> pooltable  try ailurus
[00:26] <carnage1> xfce
[00:26] <pooltable> aaaaalex i not sure how do i find out ?
[00:26] <brianb_> or the 200 line kernel patch
[00:26] <aaaaalex> pooltable often on older computer adding more memory helps
[00:26] <zinadork> I am seeing tons of giberish when I shut down and it freezes
[00:26] <carnage1> i like to use xfce and mod it too a vista theme
[00:26] <pooltable> zen what is ailurus?
[00:27] <VoxGibson> If you're on an ancient computer, dsl or puppy might free up some memory.
[00:27] <brianb_> or minix
[00:27] <yigal> or Arch if you like to tinker
[00:27] <ghostnik11> okay just installed adobe flash from adobe site and selected the apt version for ubuntu 10.04+ and the flash game nes punch-out still won't work in firefox
[00:27] <carnage1> dsl still have a computer monitor on the desktop?
[00:27] <brianb_> only 6400 line in the kernel
[00:28] <pooltable> voxgibson it is 5 years old
[00:28] <brianb_> time for a i7 procesor
[00:28] <carnage1> dsl linux
[00:28] <drackmere> yep, dsl would do it pooltable.
[00:29] <pooltable> brainb time for amd x8
[00:29] <szal> isn't DSL dead?
[00:29] <deww_> mm
[00:29] <carnage1> is there a mint doistro for dsl linux?
[00:29] <VoxGibson> pooltable What I did on my old computer was downgrade to either 6 or 7 point something. The newer ubuntus have a lot of bloat.
[00:29] <KM0201> carnage1: why don't you ask in #mint, its off topic here
[00:29] <yigal> carnage1: http://community.linuxmint.com/idea/view/838
[00:30] <pooltable> voxgibson will ever thing work if i down grade
[00:30] <yigal> pooltable: prob not
[00:30] <aaaaalex> pooltable, what does it say unter total if you run free -m
[00:30] <melkor> Hello is there a music player that I can use nautilus, right click on a folder and have the songs in that folder played?
[00:30] <VoxGibson> pooltable: Maybe not, but you might be able to get drivers from the new versions onto an older version.
[00:30] <fdel> I use 2x2 workspaces in classic desktop on natty and use all workspaces. Is it just me, or are sometimes workspaces (buggily) "switched" (in my case wk1 <-> wk3 and wk2 <-> wk4)?
[00:30] <drackmere> yeah, dsl has died, but I thought you could still get images for it.
[00:30] <fdel> very annoyinh
[00:30] <fdel> g
[00:31] <pooltable> yigal so look like more ram is the beast way to go
[00:31] <zen> pooltable  http://code.google.com/p/ailurus/
[00:31] <broc> what are the key commands to switch between workspaces?
[00:31] <fdel> broc: Ctrl-Alt arrow
[00:31] <yigal> pooltable: that can make a huge amount of difference, how much ram do you have ?
[00:31] <DonJuan> I need help getting Grub2 fixed. I had Windows 7 installed with two 500 Gig drives. I shrunk the NTFS partition on one of the drives and installed Ubuntu 11.04 there. Somehow I managed to hose the Window's bootloader in the process, but could boot to Ubuntu fine. I finally sat down to try and get the dual boot working last night, fixed the Windows bootloader, but hosed Grub2. I'm on the Ubuntu 10.10 LiveCD now.
[00:32] <pooltable> zen how do, i installed it to try
[00:32] <pdtpatrick___> is there a bug in the new Ubuntu ... my network connection keeps dropping and i have to run /etc/init.d/networking restart to get it back up. Also if i restart, it drops all my settings in /etc/resolv.conf when im on static IP
[00:32] <pooltable> yigal 2 GB
[00:32] <szal> !grub2 | DonJuan
[00:32] <pdtpatrick___> is this something to do with network manager?
[00:32] <pooltable> max 4 GB
[00:32] <yigal> pooltable: that should be more than enough
[00:32] <VoxGibson> EasyBCD might be able to boot your windows 7.
[00:32] <FloodBot1> !netsplit
[00:32] <zinadork> I was able to fix the boot by editing the fstab file, but does anyone know how to auto mount ntfs drives
[00:33] <pooltable> yigal at time it is real slow
[00:33] <zinadork> ntfs config tool is what screwed it up in the first place
[00:33] <zinadork> I dual boot with Windows 7
[00:34] <pdtpatrick___> is there a reason why /etc/resolv.conf goes blank on restart when there's a static IP ?
[00:34] <zen> pooltable  http://www.getdeb.net/updates/Ubuntu/11.04/?q=ailurus
[00:34] <KM0201> zinadork: i've never used fstab to auto mount, and i've never had a problem w/ my windows partitions on a dual boot machine
[00:34] <yigal> pooltable: what's your cpu?
[00:34] <zinadork> i need it to auto mount so that my banshee library will find my media files
[00:34] <szal> KM0201: how do you mount your NTFS partitions if not through fstab?
[00:35] <ShaunDreclin> Hey, how can i move the title bar buttons to the right corner like windows without changing the whole theme?
[00:35] <zinadork> it mounts when I manually select it, but it breaks the links
[00:35] <Caboose885> ShaunDreclin: I use Ubuntu Tweak for that. (www.ubuntu-tweak.com)
[00:35] <ShaunDreclin> Thanks :3
[00:35] <pooltable> yigal not sure how do i look that up
[00:35] <szal> pooltable: 2 GB should be fine if you don't run dozens of programs at the same time
[00:35] <Caboose885> ShaunDreclin: Np :)
[00:36] <avalon_> can i request a pm with someone who has a dell precision 690?
[00:36] <DonJuan> Is there suppose to be a /grub directory?
[00:36] <pooltable> zen it say not found help?
[00:36] <DonJuan> Or is it only suppose to be /boot/grub
[00:36] <yigal> pooltable: cat /proc/cpuinfo
[00:36] <zinadork> szal:  I also put shortcuts in my home folders to match them with coresponding windows folders
[00:36] <Caboose885> DonJuan: /boot/grub/
[00:36] <szal> zinadork: for that to work you still have to mount them
[00:37] <pooltable> yigal what am i looking 4
[00:37] <zinadork> that is my point, I want to auto mount them, but the tool for it is breaking my shutdown.
[00:37] <DonJuan> Caboose885: Weird, I somehow managed to get a /grub directory
[00:37] <Caboose885> DonJuan: what version of Ubuntu you running?
[00:37] <pooltable> yigal this odel name	: Intel(R) Pentium(R) 4 CPU 3.00GHz
[00:37] <szal> zinadork: what tool are we talking about?
[00:37] <zinadork> it used to work in Maverick without an issue
[00:38] <szal> P4..  *shudder*
[00:38] <zinadork> ntfs configuration tool
[00:38] <szal> zinadork: never heard of
[00:38] <nugget_> Hello. I was hoping to get some quick help.
[00:38] <zinadork> szal:  what do you do?
[00:38] <Caboose885> nugget_: I might have a quick answer ;)
[00:38] <jamiewan> nugget_, ask
[00:38] <aaaaalex> !anyone nugget
[00:38] <szal> nugget_: "quick" is relative and depends on your problem
[00:38] <DonJuan> Caboose885: 11.04...I wonder if I somehow managed to install grub to /grub last night trying to get it fixed.
[00:39] <jamiewan> ! ask | nugget_
[00:39] <imperfect-> Anyone know how I can enable chooser with 11.04?
[00:39] <imperfect-> -query doesn't like me
[00:39] <Caboose885> DonJuan: yeah you installed it there on accident. Default grub is under /boot/
[00:39] <nugget_> Ok, well I've installed 11.04, used ubuntu quite a bit but there is only one issue I'm having now. I normally use keepassx and so I installed it all fine.
[00:39] <szal> zinadork: I don't have NTFS partitions to mount (perhaps on my 2nd system, but I don't see any urgency there)..  back when I still had some I installed ntfs-3g & put corresponding mount lines in /etc/fstab
[00:39] <ghostnik11> how do u post image in irc, as i know about how to post using pastebin
[00:40] <nugget_> However I changed the settings to minimize it after I use it and to start minimized and now I can't get into the settings to stop it from doing that.
[00:40] <zen> pooltable http://www.getdeb.net/install/ailurus/10.10.3-1~getdeb1
[00:40] <zinadork> szal:  I was using this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BhktLDhK5p8
[00:40] <Caboose885> DonJuan: there is also another directory for grub under /etc/default/grub
[00:40] <KM0201> !screenshot | ghostnik11
[00:40] <nugget_> Would anyone know how to wipe the settings I have for keepassx? I can't seem to find a .keepassx directory where I think the settings would be at.
[00:41] <nugget_> I've also removed it and reinstalled but it still uses the settings that I had.
[00:41] <pooltable> zen installing now ailurus how do i use it ??
[00:41] <szal> zinadork: http://en.opensuse.org/SDB:NTFS#Mounting_an_NTFS_partition
[00:41] <imperfect-> bah
[00:42] <imperfect-> what are there 12 million gdm file
[00:42] <imperfect-> I just wanna enable the damn chooser
[00:42] <ghostnik11> okay here is the flash i installed but i still can't play the flash based game i want to play in firefox http://imagebin.org/153936
[00:42] <ShaunDreclin> Caboose885 running that app now, where would i go to find the buttons?
[00:42] <DonJuan> Caboose885: So this guide has me installing Grub to /dev/sdb, but should I not be specifying the partition and not just the entire disk?
[00:43] <zinadork> szal:  Thanks
[00:43] <Caboose885> ShaunDreclin: under Window Manager
[00:43] <ShaunDreclin> Doh, im blind. Thanks again
[00:43] <Caboose885> ShaunDreclin: easy mistake ;)
[00:43] <eamon> hi, i'm interested in trying Ubuntu, but my friend says that ubuntu comes with linux? Can I install Ubuntu without linux?
[00:43] <aaaaalex> nugget_, maybe this willhelp you http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2011/03/how-to-hide-or-show-app-tray-applets-in-ubuntu-11-04/
[00:43] <Caboose885> DonJuan: what guide are you looking at?
[00:43] <szal> eamon: rofl
[00:44] <ghostnik11> also here is the plugins installed in firefox http://paste.ubuntu.com/609844/
[00:44] <Caboose885> eamon: :lol: no, Ubuntu = Linux distro
[00:44] <yigal> pooltable: sorry was drinking wine and playing poker, you have a nice CPU I wonder why the system is so slow?
[00:44] <DonJuan> Caboose885: Ah, sorry you weren't the one that pointed me. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows?action=show&redirect=RestoreGrub
[00:44] <szal> eamon: what did you think Ubuntu was?
[00:44] <ghostnik11> eamon: ubuntu is made from linux
[00:44] <jamiewan> ShaunDreclin, i can in touch with another visually impaired user for info if you would like?
[00:45] <ShaunDreclin> Hahah
[00:45] <yigal> no Linux is the kernel
[00:45] <ghostnik11> eamon: if you want you can still download the OS from ubuntu website and try it without installing
[00:45] <pooltable> yigal ok
[00:45] <yigal> open source software + Linux kernel is what Ubuntu is built from
[00:45] <zen> pooltable go to system settings
[00:45] <Caboose885> eamon: if you don't want to use Linux try BSD. Thats what Mac runs off of ;)
[00:45] <pooltable> yigal i think it is out of date but it works
[00:46] <yigal> eamon: these are different kerenel
[00:46] <Furry> How can I reset my system's sound preferances to default?
[00:46] <yigal> eamon: kernels
[00:46] <eamon> I thought the Mac was Mac OS?
[00:46] <pooltable> zen ok then ?
[00:46] <yigal> eamon: yes but the underlying way of detecting hardware etc. is based off of BSD
[00:46] <ShaunDreclin> Nother question (im full of em today!) how come i cant edit /etc/default/grub?  Its saying "you are not the owner, so you cannot change the permissions" when i try to disable read-only
[00:46] <szal> eamon: what's that got to do w/ Ubuntu?
[00:46] <zen> pay attention to Memory module
[00:46] <yigal> eamon: the BSD kernel
[00:46] <Caboose885> eamon: its based off BSD kernel
[00:47] <imperfect-> Anyone on GDM config on the new thing
[00:47] <phealy> Hey all, quick question. Anyone know if 11.04 tries to turn on trim/discard on an SSD during the install, and if so how to disable that? my SSD supports trim but my chipset doesn't, so trying to use it locks the system up. I'm guessing this is what's happening, as it's crashing when it tries to make the filesystems during the install.
[00:47] <jamiewan> ShaunDreclin, need sudo
[00:47] <eamon> What's a kernel?
[00:47] <eamon> Is that the dock?>
[00:47] <markez> alguien habla=
[00:47] <ShaunDreclin> Jamiewan come again? Totally new to this
[00:47] <yigal> eamon: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kernel_(computing)
[00:47] <VoxGibson> The kernel is what controls the hardware.
[00:47] <szal> !es | markez
[00:47] <jamiewan> eamon, no its the heart of your system
[00:47] <Caboose885> eamon: kernel is the core to the computer. Every OS has a kernel
[00:47] <zen> less Ram more swap, more Ram less swap, for speeding system
[00:47] <Furry> Anyone?
[00:48] <ShaunDreclin> Furry :o
[00:48] <eamon> So it's like the dock, but on my operating SYSTEM?
[00:48] <fredhami> I bought a bluetooth dongle to connect my headset to the pc, however it works in windows but it does not operate in ubuntu.  Are their specific bluetooth dongle available that are ubuntu capable.
[00:48] <Caboose885> ShaunDreclin: try in a terminal
[00:48] <Caboose885> ShaunDreclin: sudo gedit /etc/default/grub
[00:48] <szal> eamon: m(
[00:48] <Furry> I need to reset my sound preferences to their default
[00:48] <VoxGibson> It <is> your system.
[00:48] <pooltable> zen where is system settings ?
[00:48] <Furry> *default
[00:48] <Furry> *defaults
[00:48] <jamiewan> ShaunDreclin, certain tasks need you to be the root user and this is achieved by typing sudo infront of your command
[00:49] <eamon> Is the dock part of the kernel?
[00:49] <yigal> eamon: NO
[00:49] <VoxGibson> The dock runs on top of the kernel.
[00:49] <jamiewan> eamon, no its not
[00:49] <szal> eamon: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kernel_%28computing%29
[00:49] <ShaunDreclin> Ohh okay, thanks :3
[00:49] <yigal> eamon: is kind of the layer between hardware and software
[00:49] <nugget_> Ok, thanks aaaaalex I'll have to logout and log back in but I'll let you know if it works.
[00:49] <zen> start Ailurus it`s default starting screen
[00:49] <Caboose885> ShaunDreclin: don't forget to run sudo update-grub after you make changes
[00:50] <Caboose885> ShaunDreclin: otherwise your grub changes won't be seen :)
[00:50] <eamon> Like a wire between the sreen and teh hard drive?
[00:50] <pooltable> zen where ?
[00:50] <ShaunDreclin> Gotcha, saw that bit in the fike
[00:50] <ShaunDreclin> File
[00:50] <zen> left 10-th from top
[00:50] <aaaaalex> !ubuntu
[00:50]  * szal starts to think we're dealing w/ a troll here
[00:50] <ShaunDreclin> !ubottu
[00:50] <Furry> Can I reset my systems sound preferences to what they normally default to?
[00:50] <Caboose885> eamon: did you read that wikipedia page?
[00:51] <nugget_> aaaaalex, thank you so much, it worked.
[00:51] <eamon> Too much jargon Caboose885
[00:51] <aaaaalex> nugget_, :-D
[00:51] <KM0201> !bluetooth > fredhami
[00:51] <nugget_> I've been searching for a day and a half now trying to find a way to wipe my keepassx settings from my system.
[00:51] <Caboose885> eamon: the kernel is a very complex thing
[00:51] <VoxGibson> eamon: I honestly don't think ubuntu is for you.
[00:51] <torchie> huh.
[00:52] <torchie> so skype just completely stopped opening
[00:52] <aaaaalex> nugget_, should have come here earlier ;-)
[00:52] <torchie> gave up
[00:52] <Caboose885> eamon: I would start with the basics on a computer first. Kernels are generally computer science classes
[00:52] <torchie> is that protocol for ubuntu?
[00:52] <eamon> VoxGibson: OK, I will stick with Gentoo for a while
[00:52] <pooltable> man i am lost where is the system settings ?
[00:52] <Caboose885> eamon: *computer science tops
[00:52] <yigal> eamon: lol
[00:52] <yigal> LOL
[00:52] <torchie> my system seems to be deteriorating over time
[00:52] <yigal> LOL
[00:52] <FloodBot1> yigal: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:52] <yigal> hilarious
[00:52] <Caboose885> eamon: *computer science topics
[00:52] <VoxGibson> If you don't know what a kernel is, you probably aren't running gentoo.
[00:53] <Furry> Anyone know how to fix my sound? It stopped working
[00:53] <nugget_> aaaaalex, I'm very stubborn, I'll try to fix it myself first even if I take a while. It helped me learn so much when I first started using linux way back when.
[00:53] <fredhami> KM0201: Thanks Ill check it out
[00:53] <yigal> no he isn't if he doesn't know what a kernel is
[00:53] <jamiewan> torchie, skype has some issues intermittantly and probably will develope more now that microwank has bought it
[00:53] <Caboose885> eamon: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operating_system
[00:53] <torchie> probs.
[00:54] <Strife89> ... works! :D
[00:54] <torchie> i dunno it's just
[00:54] <ibra> hello
[00:54] <eamon> VoxGibson: What's gentoo?
[00:54] <torchie> I was expecting wicked uptimes and rock solid stability
[00:55] <torchie> and instead I've fought with compiz and the window manager and have had to restart almost every other day
[00:55] <Caboose885> eamon: a distro of linux
[00:55] <eamon> what's linux?
[00:55] <torchie> just restarted 10 minutes ago because suddenly every application one by one stopped responding
[00:55] <VoxGibson> eamon: Good trolling. You had me going for a while.
[00:55] <yigal> eamon is a TROLL, as far as I'm concerned though a humerous one
[00:55] <pooltable> gentoo like ubuntu but for super user you have to know alot to get it to work right
[00:55] <Caboose885> eamon: a kernel for the GNU operating system. :P
[00:55] <Caboose885> eamon: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operating_system#Linux_and_GNU
[00:56] <eamon> What's GNU? I heard it wasn't UNIX?
[00:56] <yigal> lol
[00:56] <Caboose885> eamon: lol
[00:56] <jiohdi> I just ran SECONDLIFE and it erased key parts of my system
[00:56] <aaaaalex> h ehe he
[00:56] <szal> [01:52:24] <eamon> VoxGibson: OK, I will stick with Gentoo for a while · [01:54:40] <eamon> VoxGibson: What's gentoo? <- troll alarm
[00:56] <Shadow_aok> hi
[00:56] <szal> s/alarm/alert/
[00:56] <jiohdi> fyi
[00:56] <Shadow_aok> does someone ever heard of this error please ?
[00:56] <Shadow_aok> Unsupported conversion from utf-8 to ISO-8859-1: Invalid argument at /usr/share/perl5/Debconf/Encoding.pm line 52, <GEN1> line 2.
[00:56] <Caboose885> Shadow_aok: hi
[00:56] <DonJuan> Caboose: Sorry about that. did you have a chance to look at that guide?
[00:56] <aaaaalex> !troll
[00:56] <Shadow_aok> I can't install anything since it's popping everytime ;x
[00:57] <Caboose885> DonJuan: can you resend the link? I never saw it...*blush*
[00:57] <LAcan> guys what a good backup solution for windows files on a ubuntu server?
[00:57] <KM0201> LAcan: samba?
[00:57] <szal> jiohdi: define "key parts of my system"
[00:58] <Furry> Can someone help me fix my sound? it stopped working a few minutes ago
[00:58] <Caboose885> Shadow_aok: what exactly are you trying to do?
[00:58] <jiohdi> szal my user and it will not let me restart says no init
[00:58] <ghostnik11> okay so i installed flash aid, and it searched my system and installed the correct components for flash to work on my system and still flash games don't work
[00:59] <aaaaalex> LAcan, make a script to run inclemental back ups with rsync: http://www.mikerubel.org/computers/rsync_snapshots/
[00:59] <Shadow_aok> Caboose885> reinstalling mysql-server
[00:59] <gerrin> is there an app to load music onto an iphone3gs
[00:59] <Shadow_aok> but it stop me from doing a lot of things
[00:59] <szal> ghostnik11: did you restart your browser afterwards?
[00:59] <Shadow_aok> even a dpkg-reconfigure won't work
[00:59] <aeon-ltd> gerrin: nothing like itunes, no
[00:59] <ghostnik11> szal: yeah i will restart my whole computer and see if that works
[01:00] <Caboose885> Shadow_aok: ah, a bit out of my comfort zone/specialty. Sorry
[01:00] <gerrin> well is there anything that will connect with one?
[01:00] <ShaunDreclin> Is there a task manager? I want to check my ram/cpu usage
[01:00] <aaaaalex> ShaunDreclin, top in the terminal
[01:01] <ShaunDreclin> Huh?
[01:01] <ShaunDreclin> Oh, i see!
[01:01] <Caboose885> ShaunDreclin: type top into a terminal and push enter
[01:01] <Caboose885> ShaunDreclin: nvm
[01:01] <jamiewan> ShaunDreclin, open a terminal and type top
[01:01] <aaaaalex> ShaunDreclin, or system monitor
[01:01] <tyler_d> does anyone know where skype logs to in 11.04 please?
[01:02] <DonJuan> !grub
[01:02] <tyler_d> or how to find out what files it opens when running?
[01:02] <DonJuan> Caboose885: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub
[01:03] <VoxGibson> Is there a linux version of the catalyst control center?
[01:03] <DonJuan> VoxGibson: If your using Ubuntu, just enable the restricted drivers.
[01:03] <Caboose885> tyler_d: should be under /home/username/.skype/logonname
[01:03] <VoxGibson> I'm thinking of switching over, but I'm worried my monitor/tv wouldn't work. It was a pain and a half to set up in vista.
[01:04] <DonJuan> VoxGibson: If you do, you can go to "System" and "Preferences" and it'll be there.
[01:04] <Caboose885> DonJuan: rodger
[01:04] <Chrisie> tyler_d: try using the System Monitor, right click a running app and there's an open files menu item
[01:04] <NomNuggetNom> Hey guys.
[01:04] <NomNuggetNom> I need some help with applying themes. Could someone please help me?
[01:04] <tyler_d> Caboose885: love the name btw. but in there(.Skype) is not a .log :(
[01:05] <ShaunDreclin> Why does empathy keep bugging me to make a new keyring?
[01:05] <Caboose885> DonJuan: yes you should specify which partition you want to install it on.
[01:05] <jamiewan> NomNuggetNom, right click on desktop then change background, all the other option will be there
[01:05] <aaaaalex> ShaunDreclin, because it wants to tell you to use pidgin instead
[01:06] <Caboose885> ShaunDreclin: have you selected to use unsafe storage? Or do you just click cancel everytime?
[01:06] <Caboose885> aaaaalex: its telling him to use finch ;)
[01:06] <aaaaalex> Caboose885, is it? you recon i should give that a shot too?
[01:06] <ShaunDreclin> When i go to use my msn account it pops up 6 or 7 times wanting to make a keyring even if i fill out a password every time
[01:06] <tyler_d> Chrisie: doesn't show any files open :(
[01:06] <NomNuggetNom> jamiewan, I mean custom themes. For example, "elementary gtk theme": http://danrabbit.deviantart.com/art/elementary-gtk-theme-83104033
[01:07] <ghostnik11> okay after restart still flash won't work in firefox all it says is applet started but not happens
[01:07] <Chrisie> tyler_d: Now that is weird :(  Bump then ...
[01:07] <script> shaundreclin, could it be some firefox apps that are not compatible with yout current distribution?
[01:07] <Caboose885> aaaaalex: if you like minimalistic things, yes I'm using it right now :)
[01:07] <eamon> Does anyone use unity?
[01:07] <tyler_d> Chrisie: it doesn't even close nicely... have to kill -9 `pidof skype`
[01:07] <Caboose885> aaaaalex: its also really good for servers. Then you can stay logged in 24/7
[01:08] <Caboose885> eamon: yes, why?
[01:08] <jiohdi> eamon, those who do not know how to get rid of it :)
[01:08] <ShaunDreclin> Script firefox? O-o im using the built in messenger
[01:08] <Caboose885> jiohdi: or those who use it so they know how to help ;)
[01:08] <eamon> jiohdi: this has been my experience
[01:08] <ShaunDreclin> Aaaaalex will pidgin work with the messenger icons in the top toolbar thing
[01:09] <yigal> feading the troll :D
[01:09] <aaaaalex> ShaunDreclin, yes
[01:09] <eamon> Caboose885: I was wondering if anyone uses it by chice
[01:09] <ShaunDreclin> Oh, sweet. :3
[01:09] <DonJuan> Caboose885: I specified /dev/sdb2 which is the /boot, but it didn't work last night. I'm trying to do it again right now and it's giving me an error saying I should install Grub to the MBR.
[01:10] <ShaunDreclin> Is there any way to not use a password? Its getting annoying to have to type it so many times and its just a home pc
[01:10] <NomNuggetNom> Can anyone help me?
[01:11] <tyler_d> lsof `which skype` does it... however the output indicates no files open... could someone with a working skype be so kind as to share the output of that for me?
[01:11] <yigal> eamon: you a Gentoo/Arch user?
[01:11] <DonJuan> VoxGibson: I wouldn't suggest just switching over to Ubuntu. Load it on a CD, boot from the CD and use the "Try It" feature for a little bit first. If you're coming from Windows it's a pretty big learning curve.
[01:11] <cache_surplus> :|
[01:12] <eamon> yigal: nah
[01:12] <Caboose885> DonJuan: try changing to it /dev/sdb2/boot/
[01:12] <eamon> Windows 7 64-bit
[01:12] <VoxGibson> I used 6 or 7 a while back on another box, but now, I'm using an lcd tv as a monitor. Getting hdmi to work on it was agony.
[01:12] <NomNuggetNom> Caboose885, could you help me, or are you busy?
[01:12] <Caboose885> DonJuan: and you might want to remove that /grub folder in your /
[01:12] <ghostnik11> is there a restricted file i am missing why flash games won't work in ubuntu 11.04 with firefox 4
[01:13] <yigal> eamon: I'm too drunk to tell if you're lying to me :D
[01:13] <DonJuan> Caboose885: No dice on specifying /dev/sdb2/boot, will not allow it.
[01:13] <Caboose885> NomNuggetNom: sure I can help. I can be your hero for the evening ;)
[01:13] <Caboose885> DonJuan: what is the command you are running?
[01:13] <NomNuggetNom> Okay. I'm having trouble installing the custom theme "elementary gtk". Here's the dA link: http://danrabbit.deviantart.com/art/elementary-gtk-theme-83104033
[01:13] <DonJuan> Caboose885: sudo grub-install --root-directory=/media/f81c91bd-1745-4382-ab32-d5774e274a4d /dev/sdb2/boot/
[01:14] <yigal> NomNuggetNom: what problem do you have?
[01:14] <NomNuggetNom> Upon entering "sudo apt-get install elementary-theme" in the terminal, I get "E: Unable to locate package elementary-theme"
[01:14] <Caboose885> NomNuggetNom: Did you add the repository first?
[01:14] <NomNuggetNom> Yes.
[01:15] <yigal> NomNuggetNom: you need to use dpkg to install a local package
[01:15] <eamon> yigal: No, I'm not. You can hack my computer with l33t linux skills and see all my windows files if you don't believe me.
[01:15] <Caboose885> NomNuggetNom: and update the repository?
[01:15] <NomNuggetNom> dpkg?
[01:15] <yigal> eamon: ok, jk
[01:15] <NomNuggetNom> Caboose885, I entered: " sudo add-apt-repository ppa:elementaryart/ppa" and then "sudo apt-get update"
[01:15] <yigal> eamon: my ethics forbids thate
[01:15] <NomNuggetNom> So yes, I added to the repository then updated.
[01:16] <Caboose885> NomNuggetNom: are you running 11.04?
[01:16] <NomNuggetNom> Yes, I am.
[01:16] <yigal> NomNuggetNom: ok what is the name of the file?
[01:16] <VoxGibson> eamon, you're one of the funniest trolls I've seen in a while. Props to you.
[01:16] <NomNuggetNom> Which file?
[01:16] <yigal> NomNuggetNom: the package you're trying to install
[01:16] <77CAALPK2> Is there any software for Ubuntu that can autodetect wghatwhgawhat monitor I am using, and what the optimal settings for it are?
[01:16] <NomNuggetNom> yigal: Do you mean the .zip?
[01:16] <pinky_> Hey guys. I've been struggling with a wireless driver issue for about two hours. It's an RT5390 on a Compaq Presario CQ56. I have gone through three threads step by step but still can't connect to anything.
[01:17] <yigal> NomNuggetNom: dude, if you have a zip then this isn't a matter of installing a deb from a remote server or locally
[01:17] <Guest18252> if i execute java is here the OpenJDK Runtime Environment  called?
[01:17] <77CAALPK2> I ask, because I am using a monitor with parallelogram, pin cushion, odd settings like that.
[01:17] <yigal> NomNuggetNom: if this is a zip it is a matter of putting the uncompresssed file into the right place
[01:17] <NomNuggetNom> yigal: oh...
[01:17] <yigal> cool?
[01:17] <DonJuan> VoxGibson: I'm running the LiveCD on my 42" right now without even having the proprietary driver's installed.
[01:18] <yigal> DonJuan: 42" that's what I need
[01:18] <NomNuggetNom> yigal: I move it to my .themes folder, same problem.
[01:18] <yigal> NomNuggetNom: in zip format?
[01:18] <DonJuan> yigal: Looks better on the 55" downstairs :D
[01:18] <seanicus> Hey, I'm trying to use setterm, butthe settings aren't sticking, even when I use -store
[01:18] <ghostnik11> okay so here is the weird thing other flash games work but certain ones don't
[01:18] <yigal> DonJuan: Nice! :)
[01:18] <NomNuggetNom> yigal: Yes.
[01:18] <NomNuggetNom> yigal: Is there any way for me to pm you?
[01:18] <yigal> NomNuggetNom: no dude you can't have it compressed
[01:18] <DonJuan> Caboose885: Any other ideas?
[01:19] <Guest18252> if i execute java is here the OpenJDK Runtime Environment  called?
[01:19] <yigal> NomNuggetNom: ya dude just private message me man
[01:19] <NomNuggetNom> yigal: Uhm... how? :p
[01:19] <VoxGibson> What brand, donjuan? RCA?
[01:19] <yigal> NomNuggetNom: what irc client are you using?
[01:19] <DonJuan> Guest18252: Could you reword that?
[01:19] <NomNuggetNom> freenode.net
[01:19] <DonJuan> VoxGibson: Vizio.
[01:19] <NomNuggetNom> yigal: freenode.net
[01:19] <seanicus> NomNuggetNom: that isnt a client
[01:19] <yigal> NomNuggetNom: no dude, the application not the server
[01:19] <Guest18252> what is  OpenJDK Runtime Environment used for on my computer?
[01:20] <NomNuggetNom> yigal: Using the website.
[01:20] <Caboose885> DonJuan: hmmm yes. Give me a minute
[01:20] <yigal> Guest18252: programming in Java
[01:20] <NomNuggetNom> yigal: As in webchat.freenode.net
[01:20] <DonJuan> Guest18252: For running Java apps.
[01:20] <Guest18252> yigal, does it not run java code?
[01:20] <Guest18252> ok good
[01:20] <yigal> NomNuggetNom: no dude the application
[01:20] <yigal> Guest18252: no it has the binaries to run code
[01:20] <Rigorm0rtis> Guest18252, It is used for running Java programs, both on your computer and in your web browser.
[01:20] <Caboose885> DonJuan: What exactly went wrong with grub?
[01:20] <NomNuggetNom> yigal: What do you mean? I'm using firefox to access the website...
[01:20] <Phat32> Hey guys. I've been struggling with a wireless driver issue for about two hours. It's an RT5390 on a Compaq Presario CQ56.  How to I get to the menu for applications that are not tied into gnome. I can't access the file, settings or other menus in Keepassx.
[01:21] <NomNuggetNom> yigal: Sorry lmao. I'm slow with some things :D.
[01:21] <NomNuggetNom> nugget_
[01:21] <NomNuggetNom> Stop stealing my name :(
[01:21] <Pici> NomNuggetNom: You can use /msg or /query
[01:21] <yigal> NomNuggetNom: cool
[01:21] <NomNuggetNom> Pici: thanks
[01:21] <nugget_> I've tried various shortcut keys like alt+f alt+s alt+p
[01:21] <yigal> NomNuggetNom: /msg yigal bla blah blah
[01:22] <NomNuggetNom> yigal: I pmed you.
[01:22] <NomNuggetNom> yigal: Like, started a private conversation with you.
[01:22] <chaoticgeek> happy NomNuggetNom
[01:22] <Phat32> Any guru's in here that can help?
[01:23] <DonJuan> Caboose885: I was trying to dual boot with Windows 7 and managed to hose the Windows bootloader (running through the install too quick). I re-ran the Ubuntu install and got it straightened out and Grub working to boot into Ubuntu. There was even an entry for Windows 7, but it didn't work because of the bootloader being broken.  I used bootr
[01:23] <DonJuan> ec off the Windows install disk to fix the bootloader in Windows, but it somehow hosed up Grub so I was booting straight to the recovery console.
[01:23] <reya276> Does anyone know where I can find the documentation to make my Wacom Intuos4 tablet work with 11.04
[01:24] <Guest18252> DonJuan, my java issue: http://openpaste.org/en/27638/
[01:24] <VoxGibson> reya276: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Wacom
[01:25] <reya276> thanks
[01:25] <DonJuan> Guest18252: I don't speak Java bro, I just know what the Runtime Environment is used for. Can't help you there.
[01:25] <Caboose885> DonJuan: ok lets try this.
[01:25] <Caboose885> DonJuan: go to this website and download the SuperGrub Disk tool http://www.bootproblems.com/super-grub2-disk/
[01:26] <Caboose885> DonJuan: if we can get you back into Ubuntu the rest should be a snap
[01:26] <Caboose885> DonJuan: *your Ubuntu install
[01:27] <geri> DonJuan, i need the same runtime environment on both computers??
[01:27] <DonJuan> geri: Same version I believe unless you program in backwards compatibility.
[01:27] <geri> ok
[01:27] <geri> i need to the the same java somhow
[01:27] <geri> runtime version
[01:28] <DonJuan> Caboose885: Downloaded, trying to get it on a disk.....why doesn't Ubuntu have an ISO recorder pre-installed!!!
[01:29] <torchie> hmm
[01:29] <Caboose885> DonJuan: Brasero?
[01:29] <torchie> pidgin does skype apparently
[01:29] <torchie> maybe there is hope yet
[01:29] <DonJuan> Caboose885: Nvm...there we go.
[01:29] <|Long|> my computer keep hung after few hours, is there away to find out what is the caused?
[01:30] <|Long|> i just changed new ram
[01:30] <Caboose885> |Long|: you could try UBCD (google it)
[01:30] <geri> how can i find Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment build 1.6.0_15 on java.com?
[01:30] <DonJuan> Caboose885: Brasero isn't starting....
[01:31] <|Long|> Caboose885, thanks
[01:31] <Caboose885> DonJuan: just right click on the .iso and hit write to dic (or maybe its send to disc...)
[01:32] <Caboose885> DonJuan: *disc
[01:33] <b1g1r0n> greetings collective wisdom. Looking for help adding broadcast accounts to my "me menu". I have an option for "chat accounts" but nothing for broadcast. any thoughts?
[01:33] <torchie> oh great it stopped responding
[01:33] <Caboose885> b1g1r0n: is gwibber installed?
[01:34] <blazecon> ok so i tried to download something from the software center, but it screwed up. now everytime i try to download something it says i need to fix the messed up file, but i cant figure out were it is -.-
[01:34] <szal> b1g1r0n: what's a broadcast account anyway?
[01:34] <b1g1r0n> Caboose885, nope, it's not. That'll do it I assume. Thanks! \o/
[01:35] <szal> blazecon: define "something"
[01:35] <b1g1r0n> szal, Facebook, twitter, etc.
[01:35] <blazecon> KMix
[01:35] <Chris_R> Anyone interested in helping me fix a failed upgrade?
[01:35] <DonJuan> Caboose885: Having to do it from the wife's laptop. Two minutes.
[01:36] <Caboose885> DonJuan: take your time :)
[01:36] <Caboose885> b1g1r0n: no problem
[01:36] <blazecon> szal: KMix
[01:37] <szal> blazecon: define "screwed up"
[01:38] <DonJuan> Caboose885: Done, guessing I'm going to boot from it.
[01:38] <jmcantrell> what is the bar on the left called?
[01:38] <blazecon> szal: i think my net crashed for a moment, the download was just interrupted somehow
[01:38] <Caboose885> DonJuan: yes sir you are correct
[01:38] <DonJuan> Cool. Brb.
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[01:39] <VoxGibson> Was that a spammer or real freenode?
[01:39] <pipeep> It's spam. Ignore it.
[01:39] <Azelphur> ^
[01:39] <jmcantrell> what is the bar on the left called?
[01:39] <szal> blazecon: tried force-reinstalling KMix?
[01:40] <szal> blazecon: preferably on the cmdline
[01:40] <NomNuggetNom> Noo.
[01:40] <DonJuan> Caboose885: booted up.
[01:40] <Caboose885> DonJuan: good news? :D
[01:40] <blazecon> szal: i just got ubuntu today so i have no clue hot go go about doing that :p
[01:40] <NomNuggetNom> The person helping me just left without helping D:
[01:40] <shentino> nice
[01:40] <blazecon> szal: my friend had me do this though: sudo apt-get autoremove
[01:40] <shentino> got the spammer on the first line
[01:40] <DonJuan> Caboose885: well I'm sitting at the menu right now.
[01:40] <szal> blazecon: did it help?
[01:41] <leftist> his is anyone using clear 4G with their install?
[01:41] <Caboose885> DonJuan: oh the SuperGrub CD. I thought you meant your Ubuntu install
[01:41] <blazecon> szal : no it said it was interrupted
[01:41] <blazecon> szal:dosnt say what by
[01:41] <szal> blazecon: what exactly did it say?
[01:41] <jmcantrell> anyone? the bar on the left in natty... the thing with all the icons?
[01:42] <NomNuggetNom> Caboose885: I sent you a private message, could you check it?
[01:42] <blazecon> szal: you must manualy run 'sudo dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem. do i just type that in?
[01:42] <szal> guess so
[01:42] <jmcantrell> hello?
[01:42] <trism> jmcantrell: it is the unity launcher
[01:43] <Caboose885> DonJuan: does it detect your install?
[01:43] <jmcantrell> trism, thank you. do you know the package name?
[01:43] <blazecon> szal: failed to write, no space...
[01:43] <rightmeow> :)
[01:43] <VoxGibson> Is unity much different from gnome 2?
[01:43] <szal> blazecon: sounds like partitioning fail
[01:43] <rojikku> VoxGibson, YEAH it is
[01:44] <blazecon> szal: its running off a flashdrive
[01:44] <DonJuan> Caboose885: yes but when I tried loading from the grub.cfg I just got a fast blinking cursor.
[01:44] <trism> jmcantrell: I believe it is part of the unity package
[01:44] <szal> blazecon: then the flash drive is too small
[01:44] <blazecon> szal: probably the problem, yea :p
[01:44] <gerzel> I just had a computer lose power while a synaptic update was running.  Is there anything I should do to make sure things are ok?
[01:44] <blazecon> szal, im trying to see hom much space is left, its a 4G
[01:45] <Caboose885> DonJuan: no hard drive activity?
[01:45] <mattypants> what's a text-editor similar to editplus for linux - something with browser integration as well
[01:45] <torchie> gonna try reinstalling skype
[01:45] <rojikku> anyway.....my issue..i was messing with linux on a pendrive...and i ran updates...and now my sound is all screwed up for no apparent reason that i know of. it updated xorg and some stuff, i just rebooted.....just an hour ago i could watch videos fine..now i cant hear voices on them or they skip really bad..not sure if it is related or what..
[01:45] <jmcantrell> trism, ok. do you happen to know where it keeps its config files? or what determines the launcher icons that it contains?
[01:45] <DonJuan> Caboose885: Appears not.
[01:46] <acegiak> guys, I keep having a hard drive disappear from /dev/ and when I try to ls it's mounted point I get an IO error. Which is the more likely suspect, the hard drive or the motherboard?
[01:46] <Caboose885> DonJuan: did you remove the /grub folder that you on accident created?
[01:46] <DonJuan> Caboose885: yeah
[01:46] <Caboose885> what if you select just "Decect any OS"?
[01:47] <szal> blazecon: 4 GB is way too little, you shouldn't start under 10 GB
[01:47] <trism> jmcantrell: there are some settings in gsettings that you can get at with dconf-editor: desktop/unity/launcher, and several settings in ccsm under the unity plugin
[01:47] <LAcan> can anyone help me with a samba problem? i think the service isnt listening ... ?
[01:47] <jernux_> where do I find the md5sum file for 11.04?
[01:47] <szal> LAcan: is it running at all?
[01:47] <trism> jmcantrell: you can also drag and drop .desktop files on to the launcher if you want your own custom launchers
[01:47] <blazecon> szal, ill grab a 16G next time im in town, but for now i need to remove the broke file
[01:47] <LAcan> szal, im not sure, smbd start goes fine and returns no messages
[01:47] <DonJuan> Caboose885: looks like the configuration file is hosed.
[01:48] <rww> jernux_: http://releases.ubuntu.com/11.04/MD5SUMS
[01:48] <jmcantrell> trism, yeah, i'm just finding that it will add some launchers that i create, but not others. they just disappear as soon as i drag them over
[01:48] <Caboose885> DonJuan: Shall I pastebin you my .cfg file for grub so you can compare?
[01:48] <jernux_> rww: thank you
[01:48] <DonJuan> Caboose885: If I use the detect any grub2 installation option, it throw me into the grub rescue command line.
[01:49] <trism> jmcantrell: any examples?
[01:49] <rww> jernux_: in general, "in a file in the same directory on the download server as the ISO you downloaded"
[01:49] <RKyle> Hi, is it possible to manually set the local IP address via terminal?
[01:49] <LAcan> can anyone help me with a samba problem? i think the service isnt listening ... ?
[01:49] <py9371> hi libreoffice doesnt have ariel or times new roman font
[01:50] <szal> !repeat | LAcan
[01:50] <jernux_> Rww: I used the download page, I didn't see any link to the file
[01:50] <rww> jernux_: yeah, the download page hides that sort of thing. http://releases.ubuntu.com/11.04/ has a list of everything
[01:50] <rojikku> AND NOW I CANT CONNECT WITH EMPATHY ><
[01:50] <rww> (and http://releases.ubuntu.com/ shows all the releases)
[01:51] <jmcantrell> trism, well, i created a launcher for minecraft which is just a shell script that calls java with a jar file. i add the script to the launcher, and i can execute it directly from the menu, but if i add it to the unity launcher, not only does it disappear immediately, but it has no icon, even though i set it in the launcher
[01:51] <py9371> how do i get times new roman font for libre office?!
[01:51] <LAcan> !someonedefinatelyknows
[01:51] <jernux_> rww: Aha, thank you for that link.
[01:51] <torchie> when did this "ia32-libs" thing start happening
[01:52] <torchie> because my skype was working fine earlier today
[01:52] <szal> py9371: install ttf-mscorefonts-installer
[01:52] <Blue1> torchie: yeah I have been having skype issues as well
[01:52] <LAcan> how do I get netstat to just show the listening ports on a specified interface?
[01:53] <LAcan> -i doesnt give the results im looking for...
[01:53] <qin> LAcan: netstat -tulp
[01:53] <torchie> Blue1, im-ibus.so?
[01:53] <torchie> this is getting intolerable
[01:53] <Socky_> hey guys, im using screen -S irc before i launch irssi .  Is there anyway to start this at ubuntu bootup?  I want it to create a screen, and launch irssi in that screen automaticaly
[01:53] <Blue1> torchie: i don't know if it's that specific file, but it is present on my system
[01:54] <jernux_> rww: Well, looks like I have a good download. Now it's time to try it out on my 'old' Thinkpad.
[01:54] <torchie> found a thread
[01:54] <torchie> http://forum.skype.com/index.php?showtopic=818167
[01:54] <Blue1> torchie: omw (on my way)
[01:54] <rojikku> T.T the update messed up my sound...no help?
[01:54] <LAcan> how do I bind samba to an interface?
[01:55] <LAcan> says its listening on what appears to be a IPv6 interface port 339?
[01:55] <qin> LAcan: interface... use iftop instead
[01:55] <Blue1> torchie: naw I didn't do any of that stuff
[01:55] <LAcan> qin, sorry that for netstat ?
[01:56] <torchie> and I can't seem to find those packages in synaptic
[01:56] <qin> LAcan: Yes, binding, have linky somehere...
[01:56]  * torchie tries terminal
[01:56] <torchie> blue: is yours working again?
[01:56] <Blue1> torchie: I am using the beta version <IP_ADDRESS> - now that m$ owns them, I wonder what a b.s.o.d. will sound like...
[01:56] <torchie> last I checked I had the latest
[01:57] <qin> Socky_: For user (not root screen) you can use crontab -e and use @boot
[01:57] <kronos321> hey dudes
[01:58] <kronos321> what do u think is the best IDE for ubuntu?
[01:58] <Blue1> torchie: wow I am running a old version.
[01:58] <LAcan> man I done f'd up and installed GADMIN-SAMBA which filled my smb.conf with crap
[01:58] <Blue1> kronos321: pardon my ignorance, isn't IDE a hard drive?
[01:59] <rww> Blue1: acronym overload. it also means something development environment
[01:59] <rww> probably integrated
[01:59] <Blue1> rww: okay new one on me
[01:59] <szal> Blue1: (I)ntegrated (D)evelopment (E)nvironment
[01:59] <kronos321> yes
[01:59] <qin> LAcan: Binding: http://goo.gl/l0bDC
[01:59] <aeon-ltd> kronos321: there is no best, but what are looking for? programming language?
[02:00] <kronos321> well
[02:00] <LAcan> qin, link no good accroding to goole
[02:00] <kronos321> python, primarily
[02:00] <kronos321> i also need C
[02:00] <trism> jmcantrell: I'd be interested in seeing the contents of the .desktop file, it's probably just a bug with the launcher (I don't have the game to test it though)
[02:01] <qin> LAcan: Binding: http://goo.gl/I0bDC  sorry I not l
[02:01] <DonJuan> Caboose885: Back, sure can you pastebin your config .
[02:01] <aeon-ltd> kronos321: #python, will help for the first one; i too am trying to learn C - though personally i don't like IDEs, i use vim then compile it
[02:01] <Blue1> torchie: haven't tried the latest version of skype just updated it.  hope this fixes some of skypes flakiness issues
[02:02] <LAcan> qin, ah man, thats way above my paygrade
[02:02] <kronos321> so
[02:02] <LAcan> i dont get it tho... why would smbd be listening on port 339? how is windows gonna figure that out?
[02:02] <kronos321> conclusion?
[02:03] <kronos321> IDLE for python is horrible
[02:03] <kronos321> at least ubuntu's IDLE
[02:03] <TabascoChipotle> hi there! recent convert here: should I get wine or playonlinux?
[02:03] <LAcan> TabascoChipotle, they are the same thing but the POL repos are dead i think
[02:03] <kronos321> get both
[02:04] <Rigorm0rtis> TabascoChipotle, not unless you need it for something.
[02:04] <kronos321> yes, that too
[02:04] <TabascoChipotle> I would like to play SC2 on this machine, so do I just need wine?
[02:04] <qin> LAcan: What are 3 dommands, mate. Answer 4 - 1.wget 2.gcc 3.Use it (BIND....))
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[02:04] <LAcan> qin, well first question..
[02:04] <LAcan> wtf
[02:04] <DrManhattan> how DARE he speak my name in vain?!?!?!?
[02:05] <rww> Spam. Ignore please :)
[02:05] <mirsal> -_-
[02:05] <kronos321> lol
[02:05] <LAcan> qin, first question: why is smbd listening on 339 and not 445?
[02:05] <LAcan> qin, ok nevermind, thats the process ID
[02:05] <LAcan> my bad
[02:06] <szal> DrManhattan: thou art not God :P
[02:06] <Socky_> Hey guys, how to i get to bootmisc.sh in ubuntu 10.04 server?  it doesnt seem to be anywhere in etc
[02:06] <RealOpty> hey
[02:06] <tiox1> WTF was sffreer on?
[02:06] <rww> tiox1: It's spam. Please don't comment on spam.
[02:06]  * DrManhattan gives the entire GNAA colon cancer
[02:06] <RealOpty> whats the replacement music player in natty?
[02:06] <LAcan> qin, "fe80::213::microsoft-ds" whats twith the hex values?
[02:06] <rww> DrManhattan: you too.
[02:06] <kronos321> banshee
[02:06] <RealOpty> ty
[02:07] <rww> LAcan: IPv6
[02:07] <LAcan> rww, ya but none of my NICS use IPv6 ...
[02:07] <tiox1> Someone needs to DDoS the GNAA for good.
[02:07] <rww> tiox1: that is not not commenting on spam.
[02:07] <szal> GNAA?
[02:07] <DrManhattan> szal, the spammers
[02:07] <tiox1> You don't want to know.
[02:08] <DrManhattan> They're a notorious group of scumbags with a rather offensive name
[02:08] <Rigorm0rtis> LAcan, looks like a link-local address.  But both are kinda creppy
[02:09] <LAcan> Rigorm0rtis, i cant get a connection from my windows box
[02:09] <kronos321> creepy*
[02:10] <LAcan> Rigorm0rtis, windows says the machine inst configured for SMB
[02:10] <Rigorm0rtis> kronos321, the only other IDEs I've used are Aptana and Visual Studio.
[02:10] <LAcan> (the remote machine)
[02:10] <Rigorm0rtis> LAcan, got your firewall rules set up right?
[02:11] <LAcan> Rigorm0rtis, there is no firewall... its a wired direct connection between the two nics
[02:11] <karolis> hi everyone, I have a question about ssh connection. After I connect with ssh -v I get "ssh_exchange_identification: 220 You will be disconnected after 15 minutes of inactivity." and connection seems to be established, but the screen is iddle and I can't type anything. What may be the cause of that?
[02:11] <kronos321> RigormOrtis
[02:11] <kronos321> ill take a look, thanks
[02:11] <LAcan> (and windows firewall is disabled for the NIC in question on windows)
[02:12] <Rigorm0rtis> LAcan, To connect to another host you shouldn't need to disable firewall. Is a firewall active on the server?
[02:12] <LAcan> Rigorm0rtis, the server is native ubuntu 10.04 ... i havent installed or confgired a firewall...?
[02:13] <Rigorm0rtis> LAcan, Other questions: Is smbd running? How are you trying to access the smb server from the windows client? Can the two hosts ping each other?
[02:14] <LAcan> Rigorm0rtis, smbd does in fact seem to be running, and i smbd start just to be sure. im trying to map a drive from windows, the two hosts can do more than ping each other i am freenix'd into it successfully, and a share from windows to ubuntu works as well.
[02:14] <tumenjargal> help me
[02:15] <tumenjargal> i've big problem
[02:15] <tumenjargal> problem is E: Could not perform immediate configuration on 'multiarch-support'. Please see man 5 apt.conf under APT::Immediate-Configure for details. (2)
[02:15] <tumenjargal> i cant install use apt-get
[02:15] <Rigorm0rtis> LAcan, so on the windows box you're trying to map \\serverip\share?
[02:16] <LAcan> Rigorm0rtis, yes exactly
[02:16] <tiox> I disliked the sun question. The sun can be white, yellow or orange, depending on what time of day it is viewed.
[02:16] <tumenjargal> help me anyone
[02:16] <rww> tiox: #ubuntu-unregged is supposed to stop pedants. How did you get in here :(
[02:17] <tiox> rww: Very funny.
[02:17] <pcgeek32147> what dose this mean: E:Error, pkgProblemResolver::Resolve and how do i fix it
[02:17] <tiox> tumenjargal: We can't help you if we do not know.
[02:17] <Rigorm0rtis> LAcan, could you paste your smb.conf? http://paste.ubuntu.com
[02:17] <tiox> pcgeek32147: Can you give us any more of the error, if possible?
[02:17] <LAcan> Rigorm0rtis, now i did install GADMIN-SAMBA which added countless mess to my smb.conf
[02:18] <LAcan> Rigorm0rtis, perhaps i should resotre the original?
[02:18] <tumenjargal> help me anyone
[02:18] <tumenjargal> pls exactly
[02:18] <tiox> tumenjargal: Asking for help is frowned upon. Please explain your problem.
[02:18] <Rigorm0rtis> LAcan, let's see what we're dealing with right now first.
[02:18] <tumenjargal> i cant use apt-get
[02:18] <tiox> Hmm?
[02:18] <LAcan> ok one sex
[02:18] <rww> tiox: they did ;P
[02:18] <pcgeek32147> yeh hold on
[02:18] <rww> you just weren't here yet ;P
[02:18] <tiox> Try using sudo with apt-get.
[02:18] <tumenjargal> first sudo apt-get install xchat
[02:19] <tumenjargal> then
[02:19] <tiox> Like, sudo apt-get install [program]
[02:19] <tumenjargal> Do you want to continue [Y/n]? y E: Could not perform immediate configuration on 'multiarch-support'. Please see man 5 apt.conf under APT::Immediate-Configure for details. (2)
[02:19] <tiox> Oh.
[02:19] <tumenjargal> this is error
[02:19] <yigal> tumenjargal: what about apt-get -f install
[02:19] <tiox> yigal: He souldn't have to force install.
[02:20] <LAcan> Rigorm0rtis, i see some problems in there already
[02:20] <yigal> tiox: that's not a force dude
[02:20] <LAcan> Rigorm0rtis, hosts allow is wrong as is interfaces
[02:20] <Roasted> Were there any updates that were known to cause issues recently? I lost my sound, yet I still have it on Windows 7.
[02:20] <Blue1> force is like --force-archetecture
[02:20] <oldos2er> apt-get -f install fixes any broken packages
[02:20] <tiox> Then what does -f mean?
[02:20] <tiox> Oh.
[02:20]  * tiox nods
[02:20] <tumenjargal> dont fixed use -f
[02:20] <yigal> fix broken
[02:21] <yigal> man apt-get
[02:21] <tiox> tumenjargal: Anything special when you load Synaptic Package Manager?
[02:21] <tumenjargal> where is broked package?
[02:21] <yigal> tumenjargal: who know dude, just try it
[02:21] <Rigorm0rtis> LAcan, start by fixing that for now. Then issue: service smbd restart.
[02:22] <tiox> Synaptic offers a nice GUI for sorting out broken packages, packages with residual files after uninstall, etc.
[02:22] <tumenjargal> i cant know broked package
[02:22] <yigal> tumenjargal: your system might have had a problem let's try easy fixes
[02:22] <LAcan> Rigorm0rtis, ok i did that but on tryong to start i get 'restart: uknown instance:"
[02:22] <tiox> tumenjargal: Load Synaptic Package Manager, under Systrem > Administration and click on the button "Status"
[02:22] <Roasted> I have zero sound. none. and nothing changed since yesterday when it was working. Any ideas?
[02:22] <tiox> System*
[02:22] <tumenjargal> what do you fix system?
[02:23] <tumenjargal> ok
[02:23] <yigal> tumenjargal: yep that's the idea to fix your system dude
[02:23] <oldos2er> tumenjargal, which version of ubuntu?
[02:23] <tumenjargal> 11.04
[02:23] <yigal> but hey if you need to open synaptics more power to you
[02:23] <LAcan> Rigorm0rtis, ok i did a smbd stop and then a smbd start but error on windows box is still the same
[02:23] <tiox> tumenjargal: Open Synaptic Package Manager, and sort packages by installation status. Just a simple button click.
[02:24] <tiox> From there you can see what packages are broken.
[02:24] <tumenjargal> i clicked status then?
[02:24] <tiox> There should be an area listing broken packages.
[02:24] <Rigorm0rtis> LAcan, which of these shares are you trying to mount?
[02:24] <LAcan> Rigorm0rtis, winbackup
[02:25] <LAcan> Rigorm0rtis, the very last one
[02:25] <Hilikus> how can i clone my screen? i'm using nvidia binary drivers and have dual screen (twinview) working, but i want cloning instead
[02:26] <tiox> Try to uninstall the broken packages, tumenjargal, then try reinstalling. If that fails, give us the error then.
[02:26] <yigal> man I have to use a distro. where the cli is king, I'm gonna move back to Arch
[02:26] <tumenjargal> i cant find broked package
[02:26] <tumenjargal> help me tiox
[02:27] <Rigorm0rtis> LAcan, can you browse the shares on the server? In windows explorer's address bar, enter \\serverip and see if it shows up at all
[02:27] <oldos2er> yigal, just uninstall X  ;)
[02:27] <yigal> oldos2er: tru dat
[02:27] <yigal> oldos2er: :D
[02:27] <LAcan> Rigorm0rtis, i have network discovery disabled in windows
[02:27] <CarlFK> Hilikus: in the gui that lets you posision screens, try dragging on on top of the other.  (but there should be a checkbox to do what you want.)
[02:27] <LAcan> Rigorm0rtis, but if u give me a sec i can try it out
[02:28] <tumenjargal> Synaptic Package Manager -> Status
[02:28] <tumenjargal> 0 broked package
[02:28] <NeonStatic> Hi.  I'm trying to run Ubuntu 11.04 headless and control it via VNC.  When I try to connect I'm asked for my keyring password.  How can I stop this?
[02:29] <tumenjargal> E: Could not perform immediate configuration on 'multiarch-support'. Please see man 5 apt.conf under APT::Immediate-Configure for details. (2)
[02:29] <tumenjargal> again error
[02:30] <tumenjargal> how to repair current system?
[02:30] <DonJuan> Caboose885: Got it straightened out. Thanks for the help. Guess I wasn't re-installing Grub correctly.
[02:30] <tumenjargal> i dont want reinstall ubuntu system
[02:30] <LAcan> Rigorm0rtis, ya no go cant see it from windows
[02:30] <Caboose885> DonJuan: ok awesome
[02:31] <tumenjargal> how to repair current system?
[02:31] <torchie> can i install skype 32 bit on natty64?
[02:32] <DonJuan> Caboose885: So basically I just mounted the boot partition to /media/sdb2 (after creating the directory), mounted the LiveCD to /media/dev, then re-ran grub-install as "sudo grub-install /media/sdb2 /dev/sdb". So you select the partition to install Grub, but also identify the device.
[02:33] <oldos2er> tumenjargal, do you remember what you were doing with apt before getting this error?
[02:33] <torchie> wow cool
[02:33] <Rigorm0rtis> LAcan, so, your server's IP address is in the 192.168.1.x range right?
[02:33] <LAcan> Rigorm0rtis, smbd is definately not listening on the right interface cuz i nmap'd it from windows and the only open port is 22 ssh
[02:33] <torchie> first skype crashes on startup
[02:33] <torchie> now skype just won't install
[02:33] <LAcan> Rigorm0rtis, no 10.4.20.
[02:33] <LAcan> Rigorm0rtis, i changed the conf to reflect that
[02:33] <Rigorm0rtis> LAcan, Ah, okay.
[02:34] <LAcan> Rigorm0rtis, lemme throw up the newer one ive updated with correct network and interface settings. one sec
[02:34] <tumenjargal> how to repair system>?
[02:35] <carnage1> uninstall x* uninstall k* reinstall g*
[02:36] <LAcan> Rigorm0rtis, and im gonna try a reboot, just for good measure... that instance eror on the restart ade me susopicious
[02:36] <grkblood> how do i install streamplayer?
[02:36] <Rigorm0rtis> LAcan, usually that means the service wasn't running.
[02:36] <carnage1> gstreamer?
[02:37] <LAcan> Rigorm0rtis, weird because it was showing up in netstat but bound to an IPv6 address
[02:37] <oldos2er> grkblood, do you mean streamripper? sudo apt-get install streamripper
[02:37] <Rigorm0rtis> LAcan, Try using a default smb.conf and just copying your shares to the bottom.
[02:37] <grkblood> oldos2er, no, i mean streamplayer
[02:38] <joates> hi, http://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/serverguide/C/advanced-installation.html --> these instructions have the swap partitions included in the RAID array setup, can anyone explain what is the advantage gained by this? wouldn't it be ok to use swap space outside of RAID as its only temp storage anyway!?
[02:38] <carnage1> *aptitude install stream*
[02:38] <oldos2er> grkblood can't find a package named streamplayer
[02:38] <ndxtg> when we press Ctrl+P, in the Print to File, output format are: .pdf, postscript or .SVG. Does any one know how to add .PNG into the list? (Ubuntu 10.10)
[02:38] <mahir256> grkblood: you mean this? http://kde-look.org/content/show.php/Stream+Player?content=132590
[02:39] <VoxGibson> is it possible to shrink an ntfs partition in vista without damaging the data on it?
[02:39] <x-ip> any ideas why i have a Banshee.exe ? :"| http://pastebin.com/PxfKcY9D
[02:39] <grkblood> it appeats its something from asterisk
[02:40] <carnage1> banshee audio player
[02:40] <oldos2er> x-ip, banshee uses mono, hence the 'exe'
[02:40] <x-ip> omg :"|
[02:40]  * x-ip changing the music player
[02:42] <afman> Does anyone know how to create a user with write access with pure ftp?
[02:42] <py9371> whay are you talking about
[02:42] <py9371> pure ftp
[02:42] <temp_> Hey guys I just found out that if I'm in a call on Skype, mpd stops playing music and just pauses everything. Is there a way that I can use skype to call people while still having my music run in the background with mpd?
[02:42] <py9371> is tehre even such think as pure ftp
[02:42] <Darkenvy> I am unable to find i686 version of ubuntu despite age
[02:43] <Darkenvy> idc if its 6.0 :P
[02:43] <Roasted> What should I do to troubleshoot sound? I just magically lost it. I never had this happen before out of the blue. Nothing is muted and everything works (Windows works fine)
[02:43] <mahir256> temp_: oh i didn't know you were a microsoft fan
[02:43] <Darkenvy> Im REALLY looking for a lubuntu release or a ubuntu i686 of lxde as the default X
[02:43] <py9371> darkenvu
[02:44] <Darkenvy> yes?
[02:44] <mahir256> temp_: anyway, i doubt that two different sources of sound can play simultaneously on the same machine without some difficulty
[02:44] <oldos2er> Darkenvy, 32-bit ubuntu is here: http://www.ubuntu.com/download/ubuntu/download
[02:44] <py9371> nevermind
[02:44] <Darkenvy> 32bit ubuntu will run on i686 architechture?
[02:44] <missil> could any one recomend a good vnc viewer?
[02:44] <LAcan> Rigorm0rtis, DING DING DING SUCCESS!!
[02:45] <oldos2er> Darkenvy, yes
[02:45] <Darkenvy> :O
[02:45] <LAcan> Rigorm0rtis, replacing it with the umodified one and adding the share info works. thanks so muc Rigorm0rtis
[02:45] <temp_> mahir256: Hahaha yeah sad times. Ok thanks for advice. Btw do you know of any linux IMs that can video call with skype, alot of my friends use windows and skype lol
[02:45] <Rigorm0rtis> LAcan, I think that gui tool was doing something weird. :/
[02:45] <Darkenvy> Linux, you did it again!
[02:45] <darkorical> ok I installed 11.04 on a 2nd partition (windows 7 on the other) I have wow installed on the windows partition and was going to try to run it via wine but when i go to do it it says its not marked as executable and will not run it and when I try to set it to executible as soon as I check the box the check goes away (Im assuming it has something to do with it being on the windows partition
[02:45] <temp_> I'm doubting future support of skype and linux is going downhill from now on
[02:45] <mahir256> temp_: you can try miranda im
[02:45] <darkorical> is there away to turn off the executable file check and just make it trust me on what I want to run
[02:46] <LAcan> Rigorm0rtis, ya it broke it pretty good.. can i ask one more solution from you tho... im a lil paranoid, and I would like that share to only be available to eth0 and 10.4.20.x do you know how I might do that?
[02:46] <temp_> Ok thanks for tip, looking into different IM at the moment
[02:46] <temp_> :)
[02:46] <temp_> Btw how do you respond to me like that so it appears red to me?
[02:46] <Rigorm0rtis> LAcan, firewalling is the best way to do it. Ubuntu comes with ufw (uncomplicated firewall) by default.
[02:47] <Rigorm0rtis> LAcan, I take it you're accessing the box over SSH right?
[02:47] <Darkenvy> whats a good distro release for minimal cpu and ram usage?
[02:47] <Darkenvy> ubuntu of course
[02:48] <LAcan> Rigorm0rtis, what kind of access? FreeNX is over ssh... samb i dunno.. im really not concerned with SSH cuz it is literally a wired NIC to wired NIC connection.. no gateway no nothing
[02:48] <Marezz> lxde
[02:48] <mahir256> darkenvy: you mean lubuntu
[02:48] <Darkenvy> Im reviving an old laptop for a friend.
[02:48] <Darkenvy> I was originally going for lubuntu but I didnt think it would run on i686!
[02:48] <oldos2er> Darkenvy, how minimal? could be lubuntu, could be puppy linux
[02:48] <Darkenvy> lol. is there a torrent link? the site isnt exactly friendly lol
[02:49] <Marezz> if he has i686 cpu then it will work..
[02:49] <Rigorm0rtis> LAcan, so then why are you concerned with samba?
[02:49] <bahadunn> any idea why 2.6.38 in 11.04 won't boot?
[02:49] <improveupon> greetings to one and all. i have this problem: x keeps crashing or something whenever it comes back from a screen saver if a flash plugin was playing in firefox. the mouse moves but everything else is frozen. you can pull up a terminal and reboot. any ideas? is there some process i could kill or anything i could try from the terminal?
[02:50] <LAcan> Rigorm0rtis, because i have a wireless NIC as well, and it connects to random networks...
[02:50] <bahadunn> it's in grub and all that but it just don't boot
[02:50] <LAcan> Rigorm0rtis, and i would like that share to not be accessible to any other networks
[02:50] <mahir256> Darkenvy: http://linuxtracker.org/download.php?id=4feff401af33530329967f3ed3a5e6dff7e15399&f=Lubuntu%2011.04.torrent
[02:50] <Rigorm0rtis> LAcan, but then your ssh is on other nets too isn't it?
[02:51] <LAcan> Rigorm0rtis, well the open ssh port is... and currently the samab one as well but those would be my only open connections...
[02:51] <LAcan> i ssh and freenx thru the same connection ive described.. wire2wire
[02:51] <Darkenvy> thank you
[02:51] <Rigorm0rtis> LAcan, so you need to let SSH through the firewall before enabling it--that's what i was getting to. Otherwise it WILL drop your active connection (if you have one).
[02:51] <Darkenvy> you should seed for mah :P
[02:52] <LAcan> Rigorm0rtis, well when i seyup freenx, following some tutorials... it just worked man...
[02:52] <Darkenvy> @2.2Mb/s 4m33s is too long for me to wait! lol
[02:52] <LAcan> Rigorm0rtis, how do i call up this ubuntu native firewall or whatever? is there gui or a conf?
[02:52] <Rigorm0rtis> LAcan, cli-based
[02:52] <rww> !firewall
[02:52] <rww> it's not turned on by default.
[02:53] <VoxGibson> Why wouldn't it be on by default?
[02:53] <LAcan> well like i said, i portsance these machines regularily and the only open oprt on the ubnut box was ssh
[02:53] <Pici> Its on, there are just no rules.
[02:53] <improveupon> ok a simpler question: if the gui appears frozen but you can still see & move the mouse pointer, what process has probably crashed?
[02:53] <LAcan> so i dont think i need the firewall up?
[02:53] <Rigorm0rtis> LAcan, it's really easy for a firewall. You said your subnet you wanted traffic from was 10.4.20.x right?
[02:54] <oldos2er> VoxGibson, there are no services listening, so nothing for a firewall to bloxk
[02:54] <rww> VoxGibson: because there are no open ports on a default Ubuntu installation, so there's no point
[02:54] <LAcan> Rigorm0rtis, ya, but i also have a 192 that connects to random wifi networks. I do not want those random networks to have access to my samba shares
[02:54] <improveupon> (and why would the screen saver or maybe hibernation + flash running in browser make it crash?)
[02:55] <Rigorm0rtis> LAcan, so to allow ssh from 10.4.20.x you would do ufw allow from <IP_ADDRESS>/24 to any app openssh
[02:55] <Rigorm0rtis> do you need ssh from the other networks? in that case, just ufw allow openssh
[02:57] <Rigorm0rtis> LAcan, once you do that, you need to allow samba. ufw allow from <IP_ADDRESS>/24 to any app samba
[02:58] <moses_> umm i think there may be a problem
[02:58] <LAcan> Rigorm0rtis, ok lemme look into that...
[02:59] <LAcan> but its working now and I am loathe to mess with it :)
[02:59] <manlymatt83> VirtualBox seems to be rebooting my blackberry everytime it gets to "Connecting to ROM" during an OS install.... would this be a common behavior for virtualization?
[02:59] <Rigorm0rtis> LAcan, finally wrap it up with [ufw default deny], then [ufw enable]. If everything is still accessible, you're in good shape.
[02:59] <moses_> i unplugged this external hard drive that i had hooked up when i was installing ubuntu and my ubuntu doesnt start up
[02:59] <moses_> it says its missing a drive
[02:59] <mahir256> moses
[02:59] <moses_> ?
[02:59] <mahir256> whoops...
[03:00] <oldos2er> moses, part of grub probably was installed to the external drive
[03:00] <moses_> anyway to fix that?
[03:00] <Jordan_U> moses_: What is the exact error you see at boot?
[03:00] <oldos2er> moses, you can try http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1581099
[03:01] <mahir256> moses_: the obvious; plug that drive back in!!!!! and restart!
[03:01] <moses_> it fails to detect a drive
[03:01] <moses_> mahir256, i dont want to be dependent on this drive :(
[03:01] <Rigorm0rtis> LAcan, there are docs on UFW at the Ubuntu help site: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UFW and also available via man ufw.
[03:01] <mahir256> moses_: i see that, but this will help diagnose the problem better. do you have any startup processes that run from the drive?
[03:02] <nit-wit> moses_, can you run this scri[t and post the txt in a pastebin it willgive a what is where.http://bootinfoscript.sourceforge.net/
[03:02] <Vonhinten> goddamnit, this asus n53jf was the worst purchase I've ever made.. how they could make something this poorly supported with linux I'll never know
[03:02] <oldos2er> moses, also you could reinstall without having the ex. drive connected, if you're willing to do that
[03:02] <Jordan_U> moses_: "It fails to detect a drive" is not an exact error message.
[03:02] <moses_> i see
[03:02] <Vonhinten> hybrid graphics, intel audio, atheros ethernet and wireless, all broken
[03:03] <nit-wit> moses_, the script link will tell us exactly whays going on.;)
[03:03] <oldos2er> moses, but the bootinfo script would help diagnose the prob.
[03:03] <Jordan_U> moses_: There is no need to re-install.
[03:03] <Rigorm0rtis> LAcan, they don't seem to cover app-based ufw rules on ufw there (which are my favorite bit of ufw), but you will get the basic syntax for interacting with it down. It looks like there *is* a gui available for ufw, named gufw: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Gufw
[03:03] <mahir256> vonhinten: you're right, how can it get a four star rating? plus, what distro does it have? ubuntu i guess
[03:03] <moses_> i hope not ive got it working perfectly and i love it :(
[03:04] <LAcan> Rigorm0rtis, thanks ill take a look at it
[03:04] <puck_cent> has anyone experienced problems when running dual monitors on 11.04?
[03:04] <oldos2er> puck_cent, which video card? i'm using twinview on kubuntu 11.04, and it works well with my nvidia card
[03:05] <improveupon> anyone, please: if your gui is frozen but you can still move the mouse pointer, still pull up an f1 terminal, what has probably crashed?
[03:05] <moses_> is there a command in bash to list the pathway to the directory?
[03:05] <olol85> improveupon, im pretty sure its not the mouse driver
[03:05] <zenwryly> I just got a new laptop which is having suspend issued and it's been a while since I did suspend troubleshooting.  What's "the right way" to do power management tweaks these days?
[03:05] <nit-wit> improveupon, hard to say what were you running?
[03:06] <puck_cent> its an intel card
[03:06] <improveupon>  11.04     and it only happens when a flash plugin is going in firefox
[03:06] <puck_cent> on a Lenovo x60
[03:06] <oldos2er> puck_cent, sorry, i am intel-ignorant
[03:06] <improveupon> the streaming sound keeps coming also
[03:06] <puck_cent> when I plug in the monitor both screen have striations across them and the entire os becomes unusable
[03:07] <hmuller> moses_  pwd will give you the present working directory if that is what you are looking for
[03:07] <moses_> tyvm
[03:07] <nit-wit> improveupon, the FF addon flash aid can clean things up if that is the problem possibly.
[03:07] <oldos2er> +1 for flashaid
[03:08] <improveupon> thank you! :D
[03:08] <oldos2er> https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/flash-aid/
[03:09] <moses_> http://pastebin.com/KvTVQx6X HERE IS THE PASTE FOR MY SCRIPT RUN
[03:09] <moses_> what am i looking for?
[03:09] <nit-wit> moses_, thanks we will all look.
[03:09] <moses_> sdb5:
[03:09] <moses_> it has boot files on it
[03:09] <moses_> oh no...
[03:10] <nit-wit> moses_, do you have a recovery or install disc for windows?
[03:10] <moses_> nvm thats a partition
[03:10] <moses_> yeah i do why?
[03:11] <nit-wit> moses_, if you look at the script grub was put in sda insted of sdb so we will put grub in sdb and the MS boot back in sda so you can boot each individually.;(
[03:11] <nit-wit> ;;);)
[03:11] <Jordan_U> moses_: Boot Ubuntu with the external drive connected then run "sudo dpkg-reconfigure grub-pc".
[03:12] <moses_> so it will work without the external?
[03:12] <nit-wit> moses_, yeah but follow Jordan_U
[03:12] <moses_> ok
[03:12] <nit-wit> ;)
[03:12] <Jordan_U> moses_: That command will ask you some questions, one of which is which drives grub's boot sectore should be installed to.
[03:13] <Jordan_U> moses_: Once you select your internal drive as an install device you will be able to boot without the external plugged in.
[03:13] <moses_> "The following Linux command line was extracted from /etc/default/grub or  │
[03:13] <moses_>  │ the `kopt' parameter in GRUB Legacy's menu.lst. Please verify that it is  │
[03:13] <moses_>  │ correct, and modify it if necessary. "
[03:13] <moses_> woops
[03:13] <FloodBot1> moses_: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:13] <moses_> i cant see what command it posted :(
[03:14] <Jordan_U> moses_: Leave that at the default (most likely blank).
[03:14] <joates> hi, http://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/serverguide/C/advanced-installation.html --> these instructions have the swap partitions included in the RAID array setup, can anyone explain what is the advantage gained by this? wouldn't it be ok to use swap space outside of RAID as its only temp storage anyway!?
[03:14] <Jordan_U> moses_: Leave the second question at the default as well (most likely "quiet splash").
[03:14] <moses_> ok
[03:14] <turkusama> Is it possible to run steam in 11.04
[03:15] <mahir256> turkusama: yes: http://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Steam_under_Linux
[03:15] <moses_> which devices do i install grub onto again?
[03:15] <moses_> sdb yes?
[03:16] <turkusama> Thanks mahir
[03:16] <Jordan_U> joates: If you lose a drive during operation, and there is critical memory swapped out to disk, then you're out of luck if you don't have redundant swap as well.
[03:17] <Jordan_U> moses_: Yes. Select it using the space bar, then continue by hitting enter.
[03:17] <joates> Jordan_U: ok, understood thx
[03:17] <Jordan_U> joates: You're welcome.
[03:17] <moses_> but that drive looks like the external one doesnt it?
[03:17] <moses_> the external drive is a terrabyte
[03:18] <Jordan_U> moses_: Can you post a screenshot of the menu?
[03:18] <moses_> how do you do that in linux?
[03:18] <Jordan_U> !screenshot | moses_
[03:18] <lefty_> Afteraffekt,
[03:18] <lefty_> Afteraffekt_,
[03:19] <mahir256> okay, just for my information, how many of you all use gnu/linux when referring to the os?
[03:19] <yigal> I use Ubuntu
[03:19] <moses_> http://imagebin.org/153953
[03:19] <Jordan_U> !ot | mahir256
[03:19] <oldos2er> i just say linux, or ubuntu. no gnu
[03:20] <IdleOne> !polls > mahir256
[03:20] <nit-wit> Jordan_U, you notice that sda is ticked?
[03:20] <moses_> yeah this is default
[03:21] <moses_> the usb 3 cable is the one i do not want
[03:22] <Jordan_U> moses_: It looks like Ubuntu is installed to the drive connected via USB.
[03:22] <moses_> this is right should i just go ahead
[03:22] <moses_> is it really?
[03:22] <yigal> anyone else in my opinion GNU is a license which is open source
[03:22] <syrinx_> yes it is
[03:22] <moses_> ah shit
[03:23] <moses_> anyway to migrate it?
[03:23] <yigal> but it isn't the only open source license and as such gnu/linux is only a part of what open source is.
[03:23] <syrinx_> oh, sorry I was talking to yigal
[03:23] <Jordan_U> !ot | yigal
[03:23] <syrinx_> yigal: thats right, bsd is also open source
[03:24] <Trollolololol> i know Joli OS is based loosely around Ubuntu
[03:24] <rww> and isn't supported here
[03:24] <Trollolololol> so, is there any way i could get help for it?
[03:24] <rww> nope
[03:24] <yigal> jolicloud
[03:24] <yigal> ?
[03:24] <moses_> so should i reinstall ubuntu?
[03:24] <syrinx_> what a nick lol
[03:24] <benedikt> Can anyone give me the md5sum for /usr/sbin/sshd on Ubuntu 8.10 (OpenSSH_5.1p1 Debian-3ubuntu1) ?
[03:25] <nit-wit> moses_, do you want Ubuntu on the same HD as windows?
[03:25] <oldos2er> yigal, try #jolicloud
[03:25] <moses_> i do
[03:25] <Trollolololol> only 6 ppl in there
[03:25] <Trollolololol> and no ops
[03:25] <yigal> oldos2er: try getting a life
[03:25] <rww> Trollolololol: Oh well. You should consider available support next time you pick a distro :\
[03:26] <oldos2er> yigal, got one, thanks
[03:26] <Trollolololol> oh, its not my active and promary
[03:26] <yigal> oldos2er: gots it
[03:26] <Trollolololol> ubuntu 11.04 all day son
[03:26] <yigal> oldos2er: now it's your turn
[03:26] <syrinx_> oldos2er, yigal thats enough
[03:26] <yigal> ok ok
[03:26] <Trollolololol> i actually wanted to know if thre was a way i could put the 11.04 kernel into Joli OS
[03:26] <Trollolololol> plays with my wifi driver nicer
[03:26] <nit-wit> moses_, yeah you will have to shrink the windows sda1 then you can install on the same hd, best to preformat the partition and use a custom install no hard we all can help where needed.
[03:26] <yigal> Trollolololol: yes that's possible
[03:27] <Trollolololol> yeah, lemme change my nick
[03:27] <Jordan_U> yigal: Please avoid petty insults.
[03:27] <Jordan_U> !guidelines | yigal
[03:27] <yigal> Jordan_U: dude, please speak to everyone at fault
[03:27] <yigal> ty
[03:27] <xorpt> Hi there.
[03:28] <xorpt> I
[03:28] <moses_> alright im gonna begin the reinstall
[03:28] <nit-wit> moses_, you might be able to use gparted to transfer it to a partition of equal size on the sda preformatted.
[03:28] <moses_> nit-wit, will that work?
[03:29] <nit-wit> moses_, should they key part here is same size partitions I think , maybe a partition big enough m=not sure there exactly
[03:29] <nit-wit> *I'm
[03:29] <xorpt> I'm using Ubuntu 11.04, when I open a modal window that prevents me from accessing the parent window, the menus from the parent window are still accessible in the child. Is this by design?
[03:29] <moses_> how do you migrate data like that though?
[03:30] <nit-wit> moses_, the transfer will take about the same time as a install though.
[03:30] <moses_> as long as its safe i would want to do it
[03:30] <moses_> do you know how to do it all?
[03:30] <moses_> how do you seperate the other drive?
[03:31] <nit-wit> moses_, you would shrink the sda1 reboot it making sure it is in good shape then make a partition on the sda drive for the Ubuntu then copy and paste the data with gparted from sdb5 to the new ext4 partiton.
[03:31] <zenwryly> So closing the lid when set to blank the screen freezes the system with a blank screen when I open it back up and hit a key unless I first do "xset dpms force off" first.  If I've done that first then closing the lid works fine.  I have the same blank screen problem when resuming from suspend.  How can I turn this into a workaround for resume?
[03:32] <nit-wit> moses_, the boot for the Vista needs the HD attached though as you know already.;)
[03:33] <moses_> what?
[03:33] <moses_> i installed vista to the non-external one though
[03:33] <nit-wit> moses_, what where sorry?
[03:33] <moses_> vista should be installed to the non-external drive correct?
[03:34] <nit-wit> moses_, you have the grub bootloader in the sda mbr as of now if you resize the sda1=vista you just need the hd plugged in to reboot it to confirm it is in good shape,. Then when you do the transfer you will boot with out the external.
[03:35] <bogomo> Fud ???
[03:35] <moses_> if i wanted to do a clean install do i still need grub installed?
[03:35] <moses_> like just with the cd in?
[03:35] <moses_> or would it not like that?
[03:36] <moses_> nit-wit, i need to burn gparted correct?
[03:36] <moses_> to a disk?
[03:36] <nit-wit> moses_, no a feesh install will put grub in the mbr, just don't choose the side by side install and let the Ubuntu resize and instal. You want to make the partitions and then use a custom install this makes it safest fro the Vista to still be in good shape.
[03:36] <Enf> hi all
[03:37] <Enf> is there a way for me to upgrade apache without restarting the apache service?
[03:37] <moses_> ok then ill do that
[03:37] <moses_> ill be back after im back online ok?
[03:37] <nit-wit> moses_, I wish I could say choose side by side but that has had problems.
[03:37] <nit-wit> cool
[03:37] <moses_> i am choosing side by side arnt i?
[03:37] <nit-wit> no
[03:37] <Jordan_U> Enf: I doubt it. Why?
[03:37] <nit-wit> moses no
[03:37] <pooltable> i have apicture like to edit out the word PROOF on it what is the fastest way thanks ?
[03:38] <moses_> ok so if im not, then i should resize the partition
[03:38] <Socky_> Can anyone help me figure out why when i add "security = user" to my smb.conf it fails to work?  on my windows box it prompts me for username and password.  and I am using the user/pass i creates with smbpasswd
[03:38] <moses_> and put grub on that?
[03:38] <moses_> i mean put ubuntu on that?
[03:38] <moses_> can i run gparted from here?
[03:38] <pooltable> also how do i get to the system settings?
[03:39] <oldos2er> pooltable, which version of Ubuntu?
[03:39] <pooltable> 11.4
[03:39] <nit-wit> moses_, yes resize the vista then reboot it to make sure it is okay. then make a exteneded partiton in the unallocated space the ext4 for Ubuntu and a swap. Then choose the custom install and install Ubuntu to that specific partition built for it. In that gui where you choose that partition make the mount /
[03:39] <NeonStatic> Hi everybody.  I'm running an Ubuntu 11.04 machine headless.  It's got an Nvidia 7900 GS card and the fan's noise is really annoying.  How can I stop it?
[03:41] <moses_> how do i burn an iso on ubuntu?
[03:41] <nit-wit> moses_, braser works burn as an image.
[03:41] <nit-wit> brasero
[03:42] <nit-wit> moses_, how did you install on the external?
[03:42] <pooltable> Neon try this Maybe this http://www.nvidia.com/object/linux_display_ia32_169.09.html fixed the problem.
[03:42] <pooltable> "Fixed a problem causing the fan on some GPUs to always run at full speed."
[03:42] <oldos2er> moses, i use k3b on kubuntu
[03:42] <moses_> i chose side by side
[03:42] <nit-wit> moses_, your very lucky that is known to wipe the rest if not done correctly.
[03:43] <jack_^> http://boards.4chan.org/wg/res/4132740
[03:43] <jack_^> decent linux wallpaper thread if anybody is interested
[03:43] <moses_> haha so im lucky that it detected the other disk as the side by side install
[03:43] <moses_> thats tight
[03:43] <moses_> ^_^
[03:44] <NeonStatic> pooltable: I'll look into that.
[03:44] <pooltable> how do i change a system setting where are they locatate at on 11.4 thanks?
[03:44] <moses_> but it didnt wipe the rest of the DISK!!!!
[03:44] <moses_> i still have all of my data!
[03:44] <morphiend> quick q: trying to use a 32-bit Qt app on 64-bit Natty, but I'm missing some 32-bit gtk libs (not in ia32-libs). Better way thatn getlibs script to fix this problem?
[03:44] <moses_> the external HD had alot of files on it, which were untouched
[03:44] <moses_> so am i double lucky?
[03:45] <nit-wit> moses_, yes you are
[03:45] <moses_> i should play the lotto ;O
[03:45] <puck_cent> what sys setting are you trying to change?
[03:45] <nit-wit> moses_, side by I think works it is just unclear, I always do the custom I have 5 OS on one HD
[03:46] <moses_> crazy
[03:46] <moses_> how much space should i allocate for ubuntu?
[03:46] <moses_> using gparted?
[03:46] <cr1st0> need help
[03:46] <foul_owl> how do i report a bug if the bug reporter can't determine the package?
[03:46] <NeonStatic> Another question: if I'm going to run headless, can I use the xorg.conf file I made while setting up the machine, or do I need a custom-made one?
[03:46] <foul_owl> is there a page to manually report a bug?
[03:46] <cr1st0> why my computer freezes when i try to connect wireless?
[03:47] <nit-wit> moses_, I would use waht you think you will need you can rze the whole thing later if needed.
[03:47] <pooltable> puck try to get this to run Ailurus
[03:47] <nit-wit> *resize
[03:47] <foul_owl> everything just links me here which is no help: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ReportingBugs#Filing%20a%20general%20bug%20against%20no%20particular%20package
[03:47] <moses_> 50gigs? 100gigs?
[03:47] <cr1st0> why my computer freezes when i try to connect wireless?
[03:47] <cr1st0> solution?
[03:47] <nit-wit> moses_, it will run in 10 gigs it unpacks to about 3,5 your choice really.
[03:48] <puck_cent> have you installed it yet?
[03:48] <moses_> maybe 40 gigs
[03:48] <pooltable> puck got it sorry
[03:48] <nit-wit> moses_, sounds good.;)
[03:48] <puck_cent> no worries. glad you got it
[03:48] <VoxGibson> Is it possible to remove unity and install kde?
[03:49] <moses_> tyvm so far nit-wit ;)
[03:49] <nit-wit> VoxGibson, you can have both
[03:49] <foul_owl> how do i report a bug?
[03:49] <VoxGibson> Oh, nice. So you just go to synaptic and install it from there?
[03:49] <puck_cent> http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/kde
[03:49] <cr1st0> why my computer freezes when i try to connect wireless?
[03:49] <cr1st0> solution?
[03:49] <puck_cent> quick guide
[03:49] <nit-wit> moses_, no problem you know how to make a extended then the logical ext4 inside for Ubuntu i presume.
[03:50] <moses_> im just gonna move the bar over
[03:50] <moses_> and click format
[03:50] <pooltable> ok now edit out the word proof on a picture the fast way ?
[03:50] <moses_> should i go get a laptop just incase for walkthrough?
[03:50] <nit-wit> VoxGibson, yeah or form the terminal sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[03:50] <nit-wit> *from
[03:51] <Enf> Jordan_U: well, I want to upgrade postgresql on a production server and the only thing stopping me is the fact that it would restart the service. It'll break a few things on my end, surely
[03:51] <Enf> Jordan_U: trying to avoid it
[03:51] <nit-wit> moses_, your moving the sda1 correct, leaving 40 gigs or so unallocated.
[03:51] <Jordan_U> pooltable: You're going to need to give more of an explanation of what you're trying to do than that. Also, using proper grammar and complete sentences can help a lot.
[03:52] <moses_> yes thats correct
[03:53] <nit-wit> moses_, sounds good.;)
[03:53] <moses_> then when i run the live install i can just use that 40 gigs to install ubuntu perfectly and grub correct?
[03:54] <nit-wit> moses_, yes, your best plan s while your in gparted to put a extended in that unallocated, then a logical partition ext4 for Ubuntu leaving a little room for the swap size you want.
[03:55] <moses_> i totally dont follow oyu
[03:55] <pooltable> jordan i have a picture  that has the word PROOF on it like to edit it out blend it in what ever it takes thanks not sure what else you need me to say
[03:55] <nit-wit> moses_, the extended partition is the bucket metaphorically that hold the ext4=ubuntu and the swap partition.
[03:55] <moses_> how big should the extended be?
[03:56] <moses_> wait are those different steps?
[03:56] <nit-wit> moses_, you will fill the unallocated, the ext4 is a logical that goes inside you can size it leabing ropom fro the swap when you make it.
[03:56] <nit-wit> *leaving room
[03:57] <nit-wit> moses_, the extended is the partition the ext4 and swap go into.
[03:57] <moses_> how much room shouldi leave for it?
[03:57] <nit-wit> moses_, the swap how much is your ram
[03:58] <moses_> 4gigs
[03:58] <moses_> oh yeah
[03:58] <moses_> i read about this
[03:58] <Flynn> Hello. I'm using xubuntu 10.10 desktop now.  I was wondering how to bridge the connections of two wireless adapters?
[03:58] <moses_> but doesnt ubuntu do all of this for me in the live CD?
[03:58] <nit-wit> moses_, the swap is for hibernate mostly, generally people make a equal size to ram to be safe
[03:58] <moses_> so the live cd doesnt do this for me?
[03:59] <rjune> I'm having a problem with Flash(Hulu) on Natty, I have a 2ghz core 2 with 2GB RAM and a ATi Mobility Radeon X1300 my P4 laptop running Maverick was fine, but the newer system hulu specifically is choppy, and the video doesn't match with the audio.
[03:59] <nit-wit> moses_, it will but if you flub you can loose the Vista.
[03:59] <rjune> I'm hoping somebody has a suggestion on how to resolve this
[03:59] <moses_> ok so i should make 2 new partitions
[03:59] <moses_> 40 and 5
[03:59] <moses_> right?
[03:59] <dojohnso> hey all, i've been on 11.04 for a week or so, keeping it up to date, and wireless has been fine until tonight. network controller is Intel Link 5100. any thoughts?
[04:00] <moses_> 40 for the ubuntu and 5 for the swap
[04:00] <nit-wit> moses_, make a extendede in the unallocated space first
[04:00] <dojohnso> it's as if the wireless card doesn't exist. no list of networks, etc
[04:00] <moses_> for the ubuntu right?
[04:00] <moses_> then the swap in whatever is left over?
[04:01] <moses_> so i need to make 2 extended partitions in the unalocated?
[04:01] <aaron_wayne> can someone tell me how to actually use the themes from art.gnome.org once they are downloaded?
[04:01] <rjune> dojohnso, lshw -C network Do you see it there?
[04:01] <moegreen> anybody running a new geforce gtx5 series card in ubuntu?
[04:01] <moses_> 1 swap 1 for the ext4
[04:01] <carnage1> .tar themes can e dragged to the themes menu
[04:01] <dojohnso> rjune, i see *-network DISABLED, description: Wireless interface
[04:02] <nit-wit> moses_, you are a little confused. The extended is what will hold the partitions for Ubuntu and the swap. yes your installing ubuntu altogether. YOu can look at the sdbhd with gparted top right corner to see what I mean by a extended.
[04:02] <moses_> ok
[04:02] <rjune> that's good
[04:02] <carnage1> ext 3 reiser
[04:02] <rjune> is there a switch or button to turn the wifi on?
[04:03] <nit-wit> moses_, cool it is confusing I realizr=e for a first time.;)
[04:03] <Flynn> Where are the prefences in xubuntu?
[04:03] <dojohnso> ha, wow... i never turned it off, but apparently the wireless toggle F2 key did the trick... *doh*
[04:04] <rjune> you're welcome :-)
[04:05] <dojohnso> haha thanks rjune... i'm usually the one asking others "is it plugged in?" i'm going to go sit in the corner for a bit. have a good one!
[04:06] <foul_owl> how do i report a bug
[04:07] <jasongriffee> gnome-alsamixer dosn't save settings, how to resolve?
[04:07] <mbeierl> anyone good with Banshee here?  I'd like to add just a single video file to an ipod, but when I do "manually manage" the videos, there seems to be no option whatsoever to add videos manually
[04:07] <Problematic> After upgrading to Natty 11.04, other partitions are not visible and I cant even connect USB drives .. plz help :(
[04:09] <foul_owl> how do i report a bug
[04:10] <sattu94> jasongriffee: did you try it's alternative command line utlity, 'alsamixer' ?
[04:10] <sattu94> jasongriffee: type 'alsamixer' in terminal
[04:11] <sattu94> foul_owl: go to launchpad website(google it), sign up for an account there. Then you can file a bug there.
[04:11] <Samo502> I have a question about ubuntu booting from a LiveUSB
[04:11] <sattu94> Samo502: yes?
[04:11] <Problematic> After upgrading to Natty 11.04, other partitions are not visible and I cant even connect USB drives .. plz help :(
[04:12] <Samo502> sattu94: is there any way I could use a part of my harddrive to save data while still using the liveUSB?
[04:12] <jasongriffee> sattu94, i don't care the program, i want the "fount" setting to stay maxed
[04:12] <Samo502> sattu94: well actually now that i think about it that's kinda redundant
[04:13] <sattu94> jasongriffee: fount? do you mea front out ?
[04:13] <foul_owl> sattu94: signed up for launchpad, where is the link to report a bug? all i get is this infernal page: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ReportingBugs and the bug reporter does not work
[04:13] <Samo502> sattu94: eh, more simple question then, how well on a scale of 1-10 would ubuntu run on 1 GB of RAM on a netbook?
[04:14] <jasongriffee> sattu94, idk it says front
[04:15] <grantbow_> join #ubuntu-us-ca
[04:15] <sattu94> Samo502: it should run fine, that is without all the eyecandy..
[04:15] <Problematic> bunch of dumbo's
[04:16] <carnage1> bowls out
[04:16] <Samo502> sattu94: as long as the GUI doesn't go to hell on my screen resolution
[04:17] <Samo502> (it's tiny)
[04:17] <sattu94> Samo502: uhh.that should not happen, atleast with 11.04
[04:17] <Samo502> because my moniter is like ipad size
[04:17] <Samo502> if not smaller
[04:17] <sattu94> Samo502: i know
[04:18] <Samo502> i know that 11.04 combined the netbook and desktop versions
[04:18] <sattu94> Samo502: 11.04, unity was built with exactly that point in mind, made for smaller/larger i.e. both typs of screens
[04:18] <jeffrey_> i have ubuntu 10.10 i haven propblem with my sound
[04:18] <jeffrey_> can any one help me
[04:19] <sattu94> jeffrey_: what is your problem ?
[04:19] <Samo502> sattu94: well then, i'll have to download the ISO and shove it on my USB and try it then, if my wireless card checks out with it i'll go for an install
[04:19] <sattu94> Samo502: good idea!
[04:20] <Samo502> if my card doesn't then i'll look into ncidwrapper or whatever the name is and try to get that working out
[04:20] <jeffrey_> ok i have a 5.1 real tec build on my morther board only on channal work i want to make all  3 channls work on all my speakers
[04:20] <sattu94> Samo502: ndiswrapper. :)
[04:20] <Samo502> yeah i constantly get it wrong
[04:21] <sattu94> jeffrey_: have you selected a surround sound profile ?
[04:21] <jeffrey_> no how i do that
[04:21] <Samo502> i shall return later with my results!
[04:21] <sattu94> jeffrey_: go to system settings->sound preferences
[04:21] <sattu94> Samo502: kewl.
[04:21] <jeffrey_> ok
[04:21] <jasongriffee> im confused in the steps in this documentation : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PortableDevices/SansaFuze can someone explain it?
[04:21] <jeffrey_> i let you know win i am there ok
[04:22] <sattu94> ..i might not be here.
[04:23] <jeffrey_> ok i there now what next
[04:23] <sattu94> jasongriffee: what part don't you get ?
[04:24] <sattu94> jeffrey_: go to hardware tab.
[04:24] <jeffrey_> sattu94 i there
[04:24] <jeffrey_> ok
[04:24] <jasongriffee> sattu94, i dont get what i'm suppose to do
[04:24] <jeffrey_> i there
[04:24] <jeffrey_> what next
[04:25] <sattu94> jasongriffee: okay. open up terminal. then copy+paste in the first command --> touch /media/SANSA\ FUZEP/.is_audio_player
[04:25] <sattu94> jasongriffee: do this with the device plugged in.
[04:26] <jasongriffee> sattu94, no such
[04:26] <jeffrey_> it say it not there
[04:27] <jasongriffee> bingo
[04:27] <jeffrey_> No such file or directory
[04:27] <jeffrey_> thats what come back
[04:27] <sattu94> jeffrey_: you have the hardware tab right ?
[04:27] <jeffrey_> yes
[04:28] <jasongriffee> tab?
[04:28] <sattu94> jeffrey_: u will have a drop down menu there.
[04:28] <sattu94> jasongriffee: no, that's for him.
[04:28] <jeffrey_> ok
[04:28] <sattu94> jasongriffee: u got that command to work, ? you might have to run it with sudo.
[04:29] <jeffrey_> yes it say choose a device to configure
[04:29] <sattu94> jeffrey_: so in the drop down menu, select the configuration that matches your speaker configuration type.
[04:29] <jasongriffee> no such
[04:29] <sattu94> jasongriffee:  no such what ?
[04:29] <jeffrey_> its only one in there
[04:29] <jasongriffee> file or directory
[04:29] <sattu94> jasongriffee: is the thing lugged in ?
[04:30] <sattu94> jasongriffee: plugged*
[04:30] <jasongriffee> yep
[04:31] <sattu94> jeffrey_: which one ? what Ubuntu release you have ?
[04:31] <jeffrey_> in the profile i have analog stereo output
[04:31] <jeffrey_> i have 10.10
[04:31] <jasongriffee> jeffrey_, what is the issue?
[04:31] <sattu94> jeffrey_: go to system->administration->hardware drivers, see if you need additional drivers for sound to work as expected
[04:33] <sattu94> jasongriffee: okay, past the output of this command over here<past.ubuntu.com> and give me the link. --> sudo fdisk -l
[04:33] <jeffrey_> ok i ran the scan  nothern came up
[04:35] <sattu94> jasongriffee: it's paste.ubuntu.com, sorry for the mistake
[04:37] <jason_562> hello??
[04:37] <sattu94> hi!
[04:38] <missil> why
[04:39] <NeonStatic> Can I run a machine with an Nvidia Geforce 7900 GS video card headless without the ultra-loud fan noise?  I can turn it off if I configure X and run it normally, but then I can't run it headless.
[04:39] <jeffrey_> nothern working
[04:39] <carnage1> unplug the fan
[04:40] <missil> add resistor
[04:40] <NeonStatic> carnage1: how likely is that to overheat or damage the card?
[04:40] <carnage1> get a house fan
[04:40] <sattu94> try posting this on the forums, ubuntuforums.org, under multimedia, that should generate somehelp
[04:41] <sattu94> jeffrey_: try posting this on the forums, ubuntuforums.org, under multimedia, that should generate somehelp
[04:41] <jeffrey_> ok
[04:41] <NeonStatic> house fan?  do you mean a box fan?  or another case fan?
[04:42] <carnage1> metal fans are the best
[04:44] <new2net> Where do I report a bug?
[04:44] <carnage1> where do i report an electroniclistening device?
[04:45] <new2net> carnage1: what?
[04:46] <luoluoluo> Hi, there. I have a problem.  I have a page to show, which just have one line "it works".   when I enter "localhost" in my browser,  it shows "it works".   Then I also want the page to show when I enter "wmk" or "test" in my browser.  So I tried to add "test" and "wmk" into my /etc/hosts file like "<IP_ADDRESS> wmk test localhost.localdomain localhost ".  And then I tried to "ping wmk" and "ping test", both returns <IP_ADDRESS>.  But when I enter "wmk" or "t
[04:46] <luoluoluo> est"  in my browser,  "domain wrong" shown.  So I think it does not lookup the /etc/hosts file for the ip "<IP_ADDRESS>", instead it goes to lookup the public domain server directly
[04:55] <rob_p> luoluoluo: What browser are you using?  Is it pointed at a proxy server?  I can't reproduce what you claim is happening, at least on my system (10.04).
[04:57] <daemon_boy> sup
[04:57] <rob_p> daemon_boy: Just chillin'! :)
[04:59] <Pete_> hello i need some help with my synaptic package manager it say's E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'sudo dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem.
[04:59] <Pete_> E: _cache->open() failed, please report.
[05:00] <s0menick> luoluoluo, just type localhost in your browser
[05:01] <buht55> Здравствуйте, уважаемые! Я прошу помощи в двух вопросах, касаемых убунты - сможет кто-нибудь помочь?
[05:02] <rob_p> s0menick: He wants to be able to access the page with other names such as, "wmk" or, "test."
[05:02] <s0menick> rob_p, he should form his host entry properly then
[05:02] <s0menick> ip shortname longname
[05:02] <s0menick> add multiple entries if he wants the same name for localhost
[05:02] <rww> !ru | buht55
[05:03] <rob_p> s0menick: That is assumed although perhaps he has misconfigured his /etc/hosts file.
[05:03] <buht55> 10x
[05:03] <buht55> rww
[05:04] <rob_p> s0menick: That would explain his issue, anyway.
[05:04] <s0menick> who needs some help?
[05:04] <buht55> i am :)
[05:04] <dandoc> ubuntu-es
[05:05] <buht55> but i dont know english so well
[05:05] <s0menick> buht55, and no one in the language ubuntu-[lang_code_here] can't help?
[05:07] <Soupermanito> !ru | buht55
[05:07] <buht55> 5 mins no :)
[05:07] <buht55> they sre sleep mb
[05:07] <buht55> are *
[05:08] <Soupermanito> oh, well
[05:08] <s0menick> Perhaps its going to be hard for you to explain, and hard for me to understand. if you cannot wait, give it a go
[05:08] <Crazy_Jack> morning everyone
[05:08] <Soupermanito> i has a question, where can i find a good ppa for xfce to install on 10.04
[05:08] <dandoc> como me uno a ubuntu es
[05:09] <s0menick> http://blog.sudobits.com/2010/05/02/how-to-install-xfce-in-ubuntu-10-04/
[05:10] <Crazy_Jack> I have a question.
[05:10] <s0menick> Crazy_Jack, I don't think you do :P
[05:11] <Crazy_Jack> When I download the Server edition of Ubuntu I happened to notice that it says AMD 64 version? Would that be still compatible with Intel Celeron?
[05:11] <_joey> run maverick 64 bits with firefox 4.0.1 and non-flash. Flash is not playing nicely, I get rectangular interferences in the video. Is anyone familiar with this problem>?
[05:11] <Crazy_Jack> somenick, there you have my question :)
[05:11] <_joey> s/non-flash/non-free flash
[05:12] <s0menick> Crazy_Jack, you might want to download the specific one i386 32bit
[05:13] <Crazy_Jack> my CPU is compatible with 64bit OS, but I'm not sure if the AMD part conflict
[05:13] <s0menick> crazy have you tried the live cd first?
[05:14] <Jordan_U> Crazy_Jack: AMD64 is the architecture that both AMD and Intel use. It's synonymous with X86_64.
[05:15] <Crazy_Jack> I'm unsure what you refer to as the live CD. I am currently running a standard Desktop version of Ubuntu on my server obtained from Ubuntu.com
[05:15] <Pete_> can some one help me with this E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'sudo dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem.
[05:15] <Pete_> E: _cache->open() failed, please report.
[05:15] <lsolano> Hi. I need some help with Empathy. Even if I disable conversation logging,it still shows some text, from a long time ago. Always,the same text.
[05:15] <lsolano> I'd like to erase that text, however, I can not find the file that keep it.
[05:16] <s0menick> crazy here is your guide https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ProcessorArch
[05:16] <s0menick> match your celeron to the right one and you're good
[05:16] <nit-wit> lsolano, bleachbit willl probably clean it uo there is a root and regular user rtwo parts.
[05:16] <Crazy_Jack> Thank you. I'll study that document
[05:16] <s0menick> Pete_, did you run the command as stated from the error message?
[05:17] <Pete_> yes
[05:17] <lsolano> I've grep'ed many folders to look for it,but nothing found.
[05:17] <s0menick> what did you get? can you pastebin your output?
[05:17] <Pete_> but i could not get it to do anything
[05:17] <s0menick> did you run the command with sudo at the front?
[05:17] <Jordan_U> Pete_: Please file a bug report with "ubuntu-bug dpkg".
[05:18] <Pete_> ok
[05:18] <Pete_> im trying to man everything
[05:19] <Pete_> ahhhh i figured it out thanks
[05:19] <syrinx_> Pete_: what was it?
[05:20] <s0menick> forgot sudo?
[05:20] <multipass> hi, kubuntu took over grub, it just auto loads now and i cannot access the grub list, any idea how to add a timer?
[05:20] <litropy> Is it possible to change from FAT32 to EXT3 without losing my data?
[05:20] <litropy> (this is an external USB drive)
[05:20] <vesrah> anyone running 1920x1080 or 1920x1200 on an atom cpu?
[05:20] <Jordan_U> multipass: Run "sudo update-grub".
[05:20] <litropy> vesrah, hang on I'll boot up the lappy and check
[05:21] <Jordan_U> !anyone | vesrah
[05:21] <multipass> Jordan_U: i just did that, will it fix my problem by itself?
[05:21] <Jordan_U> multipass: If update-grub detected your other Ubuntu install, yes.
[05:21] <vesrah> it seems very slow, i have 2gb in the system but text input lags
[05:21] <s0menick> litropy, (A) do you have a backup?
[05:21] <vesrah> i'm only using 355mb of ram anyway
[05:21] <multipass> ok thanks, Jordan_U
[05:22] <litropy> s0menick, only if I partiton my external USB drive :)
[05:22] <Crazy_Jack> Somenick, thank you, I have now pinpointed that my Intel Celeron Conroe 430 chip is compatible with the AMD 64-bit Version.
[05:22] <litropy> s0menick, I've got enough space to duplicate what I've got.
[05:22] <s0menick> litropy i would definitely make a backup of the most important stuff befor eyou do it
[05:23] <s0menick> Crazy_Jack, good to hear. go for it. :)
[05:23] <litropy> s0menick, so it's possible then?
[05:23] <Jordan_U> litropy: Only by copying the files.
[05:23] <s0menick> Jordan_U, heh
[05:24] <lsolano> nit_wit: I did not know about bleachbit, I've just installed, it seems a good app, thanks for that. However, it does not include Empathy :/
[05:26] <GhostWolf> ok got 2 things to ask about. one, i have my ipod connected right now and i don't see it or a removable device/disc in my home folder or in file system can anyone help me? i have the newest version of ubuntu, 11.04
[05:26] <Net_Spy> greetings to all
[05:27] <Net_Spy> any one know about http://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-security/cve/2011/CVE-2011-1485.html
[05:27] <litropy> vesrah, on an Intel Atom N280, I'm running 1024X600, the highest resolution available by default. I would mess with it for ya, but it took a bunch of configuration to set up a working vga to tv config. (note to others - just booted up the lappy to answer vesrah - all further inquiries will be per my desktop)
[05:28] <Crazy_Jack> Can anyone tell me where I can find the Grubloader configuration? My countdown timer at boot time has disappeared.
[05:28] <Net_Spy> dear
[05:28] <Net_Spy> Crazy_Jack
[05:28] <Net_Spy> ya can edit it
[05:28] <Net_Spy> if ur grub is workin fine
[05:28] <Net_Spy> ya can do it via menu of grub
[05:29] <Crazy_Jack> I'm sorry I'm very new to this grub stuff. How do I access the Grub Menu?
[05:29] <skataria> why spamassiassin cause to restart my system..
[05:29] <Net_Spy> when u system boot
[05:29] <Net_Spy> do u see kernel some thing
[05:29] <Net_Spy> press e
[05:30] <Net_Spy> from there
[05:30] <Net_Spy> infactt ya can edit it /boot/grub.conf
[05:30] <Net_Spy> file
[05:30] <Crazy_Jack> yeah, both my laptop and my server has a grub bootloader.
[05:30] <litropy> vesrah, but I ran a [something]x720 on the HDTV before I configured my desktop to take the laptop's place. It ran youtube up to 480p just fine, but anything higher would choke the little tike.
[05:30] <Crazy_Jack> ok? isnt there an easier way than to vim?
[05:30] <spectrum_> hola a todos
[05:30] <GhostWolf> does anyone know how to get my system to detect my ipod? used to be able to but since i upgraded to the 11.04 ubuntu it doesn't show up through rythymbox anymore
[05:31] <spectrum_> try installing banshee
[05:31] <litropy> vesrah, however without flash's overhead, it did fine. Like, I successfully went 720p with decent results.
[05:31] <kevinquinnyo> what do you get from dmesg | tail
[05:32] <kevinquinnyo> after plugging the ipod in
[05:32] <s0menick> GhostWolf, lsusb
[05:32] <GhostWolf> kevinquinnyo, if thats directed to me let me check it doesn't show up anywhere
[05:33] <Net_Spy> guys any one know about this
[05:33] <Net_Spy> http://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-security/cve/2011/CVE-2011-1485.html
[05:33] <GhostWolf> s0menick, i did that just now, and it doesn't show my ipod and it is connected
[05:33] <Net_Spy> policykit root encapsulation
[05:33] <Net_Spy> ???
[05:34] <s0menick> GhostWolf,which gen is it?
[05:35] <GhostWolf> s0menick, i believe its second gen.
[05:36] <GhostWolf> i know i was able to connect and it would on my ipod tell me do not disconnect its not even doing that now so i probably need to do something since i upgraded
[05:37] <GhostWolf> can you still help s0menick
[05:37] <s0menick> GhostWolf, alt-f2 and rn   gconf-editor
[05:38] <GhostWolf> do i type run or rn?
[05:38] <s0menick> (run)       go to apps, nautilius and preferences
[05:38] <ExtractBeliefs> d`_´b
[05:39] <GhostWolf> im not using nautilus im using rhythmbox. its the only one i ever used that allowed me to do with my ipod
[05:39] <s0menick> ? I just re-read what you wrote and no you don't type run anything
[05:40] <ExtractBeliefs> muuuuh
[05:40] <GhostWolf> s0menick, i did you told me type alt+f2 and rn gnconf-editor when i typed that up nothing showed im not familiar with the alt+f2 part yet
[05:40] <s0menick> nautilus is your file manager
[05:40] <GhostWolf> s0menick, oh sorry
[05:41] <ExtractBeliefs> slow news day ?
[05:42] <GhostWolf> s0menick, ok i got the last part you said to do
[05:42] <ExtractBeliefs> sudo ./
[05:42] <s0menick> i iz in ya I/Os hakin ya buffers
[05:43] <s0menick> GhostWolf, whatcha got for automount?
[05:43] <ExtractBeliefs> hal
[05:43] <multipass> i cant boot into ubuntu, i get this error -- The disk drive for /media/sda2 is not ready yet or not present -- i was using pysdm to auto mount it, but its not there anymore. i cant get into gnome anymore, any ideas?
[05:43] <ExtractBeliefs> pop in live cd
[05:44] <coz_> multipass,  are you on linux right now though?
[05:44] <GhostWolf> s0menick, well i see media_automount and the box is checked, so is media_automount_open
[05:44] <multipass> im in the terminal on that computer, coz_
[05:44] <ExtractBeliefs> you dont wanna use automount because of virii
[05:44] <s0menick> GhostWolf, unplug your ipod/ipad/your apple everything
[05:44] <GhostWolf> ok did that s0menick
[05:45] <coz_> multipass,  ok out of curiosity in the console  type     df -h   just to see if the hard driver you speaking about it not full
[05:45] <litropy> is gparted still the preferred partition editor with a UI?
[05:45] <s0menick> GhostWolf, uncheck media_automount
[05:45] <ExtractBeliefs> its full of peon
[05:45] <ExtractBeliefs> porn
[05:45] <coz_> multipass,  I meant the driver not driver
[05:45] <multipass> coz_: its a clonezilla image copied to another comp, so that drive dosnt exist anymore
[05:45] <s0menick> and close out gconf-editor
[05:45] <coz_> multipass,  ok sorry
[05:45] <GhostWolf> s0menick, ok
[05:45] <s0menick> ExtractBeliefs, peon porn? rad d00d
[05:46] <GhostWolf> s0menick, ok out of gconf-editor
[05:46] <s0menick> GhostWolf, plug yr ipods in
[05:46] <multipass> im not sure how to remove it from Storage Device Manager, coz_, any idea?
[05:46] <ExtractBeliefs> are you using btrfs ?
[05:46] <GhostWolf> s0menick, ok its plugs in
[05:46] <coz_> multipass,  not off hand no... if no one else here knows  please try ##linux channel
[05:47] <s0menick> GhostWolf, run yr rythmbox
[05:47] <GhostWolf> s0menick, its open
[05:47] <s0menick> GhostWolf, then on the menu at the top, Places-> your ipod
[05:47] <s0menick> GhostWolf, does it work now?
[05:48] <multipass> i cant boot into ubuntu, i get this error -- The disk drive for /media/sda2 is not ready yet or not present -- i was using storage device manager to auto mount it, but this drive is on a differnet computer, (clonezilla image)i cant get into gnome anymore, any idea, im stuck at terminal now?
[05:48] <GhostWolf> s0menick, i don't see places on the menu
[05:48] <ExtractBeliefs> can you run ubunto from your ipod ?
[05:48] <Name141> Can someone tell me the version of the latest LTS ?
[05:48] <bullgard4> What is a »globbing character«? http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/intrepid/man1/mlocate.1.html: "If  --regex is not specified, PATTERNs can contain globbing characters. If any PATTERN contains no globbing characters, locate  behaves as if the pattern were *PATTERN*."
[05:48] <s0menick> the thing at the top.... has places like Computer and stuff in it... is your ipod that drop down?
[05:49] <Name141> !lts
[05:49] <ExtractBeliefs> !LTS
[05:49] <GhostWolf> s0menick, oh. no it doesn't
[05:49] <Name141> Is there anything special in 11.04 vs 10.04 ?
[05:49] <Name141> As in, what would I miss?
[05:50] <GhostWolf> Name141, alot if you read about it will probably tell ya, i didn't know til i upgraded..
[05:50] <s0menick> GhostWolf, can you open a terminal and type mount
[05:50] <ExtractBeliefs> you would miss your old desktop
[05:50] <nit-wit> multipass, that is a confusing description to me at least, can you simplify it.;)
[05:50] <coz_> Name141,  well,,, 11.04 at this point can be set for classic gnome  so you wont miss much there  however, Unity default desktop will take some time to get used to
[05:50] <zal> hi
[05:50] <ExtractBeliefs> :)
[05:50] <coz_> Name141,   one good way of at least seeing the interface is on youtube
[05:50] <GhostWolf> s0menick, i did that and came back with some stuff, want me to pastebin it?
[05:51] <ExtractBeliefs> d`_´b
[05:51] <s0menick> is one of them IPOD
[05:51] <Name141> coz_: Aren't regular installs only good for 6 months ?
[05:51] <coz_> Name141,  there are changes,, example,, in Unity there are NO gnome panels...there is a panel at the top but it is not a gnome panel
[05:51] <GhostWolf> s0menick, not that i see
[05:51] <s0menick> okay
[05:51] <coz_> Name141,   I believe it is supported certainly until the next release and slightly beyond
[05:52] <coz_> Name141,  of course that is different from LTS  releases
[05:52] <Name141> coz_: I was just looking to install an OS and be done with it for a while.
[05:52] <Name141> like years
[05:52] <coz_> Name141,  that would be at this point ubuntu 10.04  LTS
[05:52] <GhostWolf> LTS means longtime support if i believe..
[05:52] <nit-wit> zal, what's up, do you have a question?
[05:52] <coz_> Long term service
[05:52] <coz_> or support
[05:53] <ExtractBeliefs> light task switcher
[05:53] <Name141> Yeah, but I was weighing down the "what would I be missing till the next LTS comes out"
[05:53] <buht55> please help me. how can i do someone command where i get request from someone port(example - 12312)?
[05:53] <nit-wit> light trim scotty
[05:53] <s0menick> GhostWolf, if you've got anything open (docs, etc) save and close them. close your media software for managing your ipod then unplug your ipod.  then in the terminal window, type    killall -9 nautilus    . count up to 60 (seriously) and then Alt+F2 and type nautilus
[05:53] <Name141> vs "not having to mess with a working install"
[05:53] <coz_> Name141,  i would , if you want a longer period of release ,,approx 3 years , is to install ubuntu 10.04  then upgrade when 12.04 is released
[05:53] <Name141> OK.
[05:54] <GhostWolf> s0menick, ok what about browsers and messenger programs?
[05:54] <s0menick> GhostWolf, brows and IM should be ok
[05:54] <GhostWolf> s0menick, ok
[05:54] <coz_> Name141,  I would still view a few ubuntu 11.04 videos  because that is going to be the on going interface as far as I am aware
[05:54] <WaltherFI> i would recommend using always the newest version, as most of the effort is put into that release
[05:54] <s0menick> GhostWolf,  after that, open your media manager, give it a second or two after it's fully loaded, then plug in your ipod
[05:55] <ExtractBeliefs> can i get a troll desktop instead of a gnome one ?
[05:55] <WaltherFI> Unity will be there. Period. And actually, it is very useful when combined with dash
[05:55] <Name141> coz_: I was just looking for something to replace XP with on this machine when  Iget the new one built with Win7 for games.
[05:55] <spectrum_> @ExtractBeliefs hahahaha
[05:56] <s0menick> Name141, what cpu/mem/video specs?
[05:56] <ExtractBeliefs> your welcone
[05:56] <spectrum_> so u want to troll... haha
[05:56] <GhostWolf> s0menick, ok did the first part. when you say media manager you mean like rhythymbox?
[05:56] <coz_> Name141,  start with 10.04  check it out,, and then watch the 11.04 videos  and decide if you would like that interface instead,, one thing to remember,, 11.04 is a work in progress,, it is a new interface  and  there are still debates around it
[05:56] <s0menick> GhostWolf, yeah
[05:57] <multipass> is there a quick way to set xorg to defaults?
[05:57] <Name141> s0menick: I will have to put in the microsoft PCI NIC cause ever since Hardy the internal NIC hasn't worked right in newer OS' (even Windows 7).  But it will be a E2160, nVidia 8300 GS, 2 GB, 500 GB hard drive
[05:57] <ExtractBeliefs> apt-get
[05:57] <Name141> 2 GBs of RAM*
[05:57] <GhostWolf> s0menick, ok
[05:58] <s0menick> GhostWolf so all done? when you're done all that plug in your ipod and it should work
[05:58] <GhostWolf> s0menick, ok let me plug it in, waited for rhythymbox to fully load
[05:58] <s0menick> Name141, i thought you said it was a new computer?
[05:59] <Name141> s0menick: the new computer will be for games.
[05:59] <ExtractBeliefs> apt-get install --reinstall xorg
[05:59] <s0menick> Name141, ah... what specs u getting?
[05:59] <GhostWolf> s0menick, nothing yet, would there be a plugin i might need to install?
[05:59] <s0menick> GhostWolf, what about when you run    mount    in the terminal window, does it list it
[06:00] <WaltherFI> GhostWolf: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras should fix all the plugin problems. Check the legality first, though
[06:00] <GhostWolf> nothing s0menick same as before
[06:00] <GhostWolf> WaltherFI, the problem is with my ipod not connecting when i plug it in
[06:00] <ExtractBeliefs> did that worked multipass ?
[06:00] <s0menick> GhostWolf, yes, as WaltherFI says  , you do have the media addons, right?
[06:01] <WaltherFI> GhostWolf: sudo mount -a or was it mountall
[06:01] <Chux> Bananas!
[06:01] <GhostWolf> s0menick, i don't think so i didn't do no addons when i upgraded
[06:01] <Chux> Bananas!
[06:01] <Jordan_U> No matter what command I run (except shell builtins) I get no output and an exit status of 127.
[06:01] <Name141> s0menick: But the new one is Athlon II X4 640 , 4 GBs DDR3 1333, 640 GB WD Black , CX600 watt V2 (eventually, I don't have the money for it yet which prevents me from using it for games right now and sticking in the video card (current PSU is 300 watts on it)) ,  M4A88TD-V EVO/USB3, Windows XP 32 retail (tilL I can buy 7..)
[06:01] <Name141> Eventually a 6770 to replace this 4670