[15:52] <GeekAdmin> hey I just had someone ask if you can use limewire/frostwire on ubuntu these days. I think I remember a program that let you search all of them at once called gtkgnutella. Is there something better?
[15:52] <genii-around> Axeman: The first user created on the system has admin/sudo rights by default. Subsequent users don't.
[15:54] <sacarlson1> GeekAdmin: I guess torrents are more popular now
[15:54] <Ca11um> DJones: Thanks, but I don't have the ISO of Windows 7...
[15:54] <Ca11um> I just have the physical disc, and I've copied the files over from a PC with a disc drive
[15:54] <hcuongvn> hey guys! I'm using git clone to download a really big file. But i need to restart the computer right now! Can I resume it later?
[15:54] <Ca11um> Meh he left
[15:55] <Ca11um> Anybody know of a good ISO creator?
[15:55] <Ca11um> simple*
[15:55] <hcuongvn> any help?
[15:56] <GeekAdmin> sacarlson1:  yea I use torrents too.
[15:56] <sacarlson1> hcuongvn: I think you can as it will just look for what's different and sync so I would assume it will recover if not complete
[15:56] <GeekAdmin> sacarlson1: but someone that is new to ubuntu wanted to know if you can use gnutella
[15:56] <GeekAdmin> I know you can....but dont know the best program
[15:57] <sacarlson1> GeekAdmin: I have used gnutella I think it's still around
[15:57] <sacarlson1> !gtk-gnutella
[15:58] <hcuongvn> sacarlson1, What have i to do? I just restart the computer and run the same command as I ran before, right?
[15:58] <sacarlson1> GeekAdmin: well I still see it in synaptic and I still have it installed
[15:59] <sacarlson1> hcuongvn: git pull; I think but I should look it up
[15:59] <kantlivelong> anyone here on 12.04 with an ATI Radeon HD 6870 and have games working without graphical problems in wine?
[16:00] <Relondo> ubuntu isnt recognizing my keyboard, wireless mouse, our touchpad
[16:00] <Relondo> using wired mouse and onscreen keyboard right now
[16:00] <Relondo> help?
[16:01] <|MUSE|> hey, I have just installed cmus (terminal based media player) and I love it. But I want to use the media keys. Now I know you can just assign a command that controls the player directly to the key, however I would quite like to keep the keys behaviour when Im watching a movie (for example in gnome mplayer). Where is the script that provides that behaviour so I can modify it?
[16:01] <sacarlson1> hcuongvn: I normaly use gitg the gui so I forget the command stuf
[16:02] <Relondo> nobody can help?
[16:02] <hcuongvn> sacarlson1, thanks. Let's me try!
[16:03] <robert_> is xubuntu should be slow on 1 gb ram?
[16:03] <Guest65154> is xubuntu should be slow on 1 gb ram?
[16:04] <h00k> !patience | Relondo
[16:05] <|MUSE|> Relondo: dont know if this will help you, anyway... https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InstallUSBKeyboard
[16:06] <omit> Hello again
[16:06] <sacarlson1> omit: fixed?
[16:06] <omit> How come there is no "sh" or "cp" command available after I chroot?
[16:07] <omit> sacarlson1: I did a fsck, which allowed me to chroot nicely
[16:07] <sacarlson1> my method doesn't require chroot
[16:07] <sacarlson1> sudo mount /dev/sda1 /mnt; sudo grub-install --root-directory=/mnt /dev/sda # change sda1 and sda to your choice
[16:07] <omit> sacarlson1: I'll try that
[16:07] <sacarlson1> omit: if that fails then you must have corrupted file at /boot in the root dir
[16:07] <Relondo> sorry i left chat
[16:08] <Relondo> can i have that link again?
[16:08] <omit> sacarlson1: oh it worked!! I'll try to reboot now. (It seems that it's the fsck which made it work, because I tried this before and it failed).
[16:08] <|MUSE|> Relondo: I found a better one https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Troubleshooting/HalBreaksKeyboardAndMouse
[16:08] <omit> sacarlson1: see you after reboot
[16:08] <Relondo> thanks
[16:08] <|MUSE|> np
[16:09] <jarray52> I'm trying to install a newer kernel with backports. I'm following these instructions. https://sites.google.com/site/lightrush/random-1/howtoinstalllinuxkernel2638onubuntu1004lucidfromubuntu1104nattytheeasyway After step 2, I see the source files, but I don't see the kernel and initrd image in /boot. This worked the first time I tried it, but it didn't work after removing everything with purge and reinstalling.
[16:09] <qubit[0|1]> Anyone know any tools that will give me meta information abuot a pdf ?  total pages, total height of the last page etc ?
[16:09] <Relondo> |muse|: my mouse still works, though
[16:10] <|MUSE|> Relondo: ah okay then try the first link https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InstallUSBKeyboard
[16:10] <Zally666> Hi
[16:11] <Relondo> also, how do i open command line?
[16:11] <schnuffle> qubit[0|1]: pdfinfo?
[16:12] <|MUSE|> press "super key", then start typing "terminal"
[16:12] <resno> Relondo: ctrl + alt + T
[16:12] <schnuffle> Relondo: you open a terminal, it's under accessoires
[16:12] <resno> ha, 3 different ways
[16:12] <schnuffle> :)
[16:12] <|MUSE|> alt_f2, start typing terminal, the tab till you find something :P
[16:12] <sacarlson1> jarray52: did you try step3 just reboot,  I would think that would work
[16:13] <schnuffle> resno: But yours is the best one
[16:13] <|MUSE|> agreed
[16:13] <Relondo> where is thah?
[16:13] <resno> yea :)
[16:13] <kantlivelong> anyone know of a ppa for ati driver 12.4?
[16:14] <BLZbubba> why do linux music players have to suck so hard
[16:14] <schnuffle> resno: but it doesn' work under Suse :)
[16:14] <kantlivelong> BLZbubba: describe?
[16:14] <Relondo> can't use f2, have no keyboard
[16:14] <BaldFat> I need to change the SATA in 12.04 where do I change it to compatibility in configurations. Google serach gave menothing :(
[16:14] <jarray52> sacarlson1: Yes. I did. The problem is that /boot does not have vmlinuz-2.6.38. In fact, none of the 2.6.38 files are there.
[16:14] <BLZbubba> are there any that deal with a ton of songs (40k +) well, and also automatically can see an ipod/iphone
[16:14] <schnuffle> BaldFat: Change what? Can you be a bit more precise
[16:14] <sacarlson1> jarray52: does synaptic show that the package installed?
[16:14] <BaldFat> What BLZbubbl Amarok and Banshe ROCKS
[16:15] <BLZbubba> BaldFat: heh they are better than nothing i'll admit; i don't mean to whine too much
[16:15] <BLZbubba> but every ubuntu release i end up spending a day getting my iphone to work again, and they all choke with big playlists
[16:15] <Relondo> gotta go. thanks for help
[16:16] <jarray52> sacarlson1: Yes.
[16:16] <ano> hi all, just a quick question: is 10.04LTS still supported and how long it is supported?
[16:16] <BLZbubba> ano: for LTS releases i think it is 3 years desktop and 5 years server
[16:16] <bazhang> ano, 3 years desktop, 5 years server
[16:16] <greyfox> is there someone here who has internet from t-mobile in uk?
[16:16] <bazhang> ano,  12.04 is 5 years for both
[16:17] <kantlivelong> what driver is included in 12.04 for ATI? what version?
[16:17] <BaldFat> as oppose to Fedora 3 month desktop once it is usable and 6 months server
[16:17] <jarray52> sacarlson1: Also, make menuconfig works, but make does not. I get the error message: make: *** No rule to make target `include/config/auto.conf', needed by `include/config/kernel.release'.  Stop.
[16:17] <smw> ano, more information than you requested: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases
[16:17] <ano> so is 10.04 still supported? i dont know when it was released.. does anyone remember?
[16:17] <bazhang> ano 2010, april
[16:17] <Pici> ano: Ubuntu release numbers are the YEAR.MONTH of release.
[16:17] <smw> ano, yes, 10.04 is still supported
[16:17] <|MUSE|> heh
[16:17] <smw> ano, check the link I gave you
[16:17] <ano> thank you all
[16:19] <sacarlson1> jarray52: strange don't know how you can install it as I don't see the package available in ubuntu 10.04
[16:20] <omit> hola
[16:20] <greyfox> is there someone here who has internet from t-mobile in uk?
[16:20] <Darkenvy> Im having issues connecting to the internet. I can SSH into my VPS but I cannot wget, apt-get update, ping or anything
[16:21] <smw> Darkenvy, ping <IP_ADDRESS>
[16:21] <Darkenvy> what is <IP_ADDRESS>?
[16:21] <BaldFat> then your issue is the VPS
[16:21] <BaldFat> local host
[16:21] <smw> Darkenvy, an IP that I trust to respond
[16:21] <|MUSE|> anyone got any ideas on where I can modify the behaviour of the media-keys?
[16:21] <BaldFat> <IP_ADDRESS> right?>
[16:21] <sacarlson1> jarray52: you must have given me the wrong link then as it shows no compile in the page you gave us
[16:21] <smw> Darkenvy, <IP_ADDRESS> is localhost
[16:21] <omit> sacarlson1: hi again
[16:21] <Darkenvy> nothing. it just hangs. I can ping localhost, 127, and its own IP no problem
[16:21] <smw> Darkenvy, I want you to ping <IP_ADDRESS> to see if you can get to the outsize
[16:22] <cesc> hi, is there any web site where I can browse/search the list of packages in the most recent Ubuntu distribution? I am wondering what's the most recent version of cmake and gfortran available to ubuntu. Thx in advance!
[16:22] <smw> cesc, packages.ubuntu.com
[16:22] <cesc> thx smw
[16:22] <BaldFat> cesc just do a apt-chace search -i <package>
[16:23] <cesc> BaldFat, I don't have ubuntu installed, I'm an archer ;)
[16:23] <greyfox> BLZbubba: apt-cache*
[16:23] <Darkenvy> I cant ping <IP_ADDRESS> . Only localhost services (I do not know what else is on my LAN to ping to test btw….)
[16:23] <trism> sacarlson1: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-lts-backport-natty
[16:23] <omit> Now, my grub is fixed, but after I choose to boot from any kernel, a black screen appears and nothing happens (this was actually the initial problem, before I broke my grub trying to fix it). Has anyone had this ?
[16:23] <smw> Darkenvy, pinging localhost means nothing
[16:23] <greyfox> cesc: pacman -Ss
[16:23] <sacarlson1> jarray52: I assume they forgot to add the ppa to add, oh yes as trism just published for us
[16:23] <smw> Darkenvy, nor does pinging your own IP
[16:24] <trism> sacarlson1: not a ppa, it is in main
[16:24] <greyfox> Darkenvy: check if you can ping your router
[16:24] <smw> Darkenvy, both operations don't involve "hardware"
[16:24] <cesc> greyfox, no no, I want to know what the latest available version is in Ubuntu, not in arch.  smw's answer already answered the problem .thx though
[16:24] <Darkenvy> how can I find my router IP? this is a VPS
[16:24] <Bertscookie> pingin localhost lets you know your TCP/IP stack is working, not that it's ever broken
[16:24] <trism> !info linux-image-2.6.38-15-generic lucid
[16:24] <greyfox> Darkenvy: route -n
[16:24] <farid_> hello
[16:24] <njalki> hi!
[16:24] <smw> Darkenvy, ifconfig. Find the gateway
[16:25] <greyfox> and gw to <IP_ADDRESS> is your router
[16:25] <farid_> I have a slight problem
[16:25] <Darkenvy> "<IP_ADDRESS>         <IP_ADDRESS>         <IP_ADDRESS>         U     0      0        0 venet0"
[16:25] <smw> Darkenvy, route -n also works
[16:25] <smw> Darkenvy, that is not good...
[16:25] <Darkenvy> yea I figured :P
[16:25] <farid_> I can't access my user accounts
[16:25] <Darkenvy> ITs a fresh image as of 10 minutes ago
[16:25] <jarray52> sacarlson1: There is no compile in the instructions. However, I attempted the compile after their instructions failed.
[16:26] <farid_> when i click on the menu, nothing happens
[16:26] <smw> Darkenvy, complain to your provider
[16:26] <greyfox> Darkenvy: try traceroute
[16:26] <Darkenvy> (you may remember me from last night. I used the same image last night and got internet; this morning I reinstalled the image again)
[16:26] <Darkenvy> okay. I will submit a ticket
[16:26] <farid_> !accounts
[16:26] <smw> Darkenvy, yeah, I remember :-P
[16:26] <smw> Darkenvy, did you try reinstalling again? :-P
[16:26] <farid_> !user
[16:27] <farid_> any help?
[16:27] <farid_> i need to edit my user account
[16:27] <farid_> ...but i cant access the anel
[16:27] <farid_> panel*
[16:28] <schnuffle> farid_: what do you need to change?
[16:28] <greyfox> farid_: on your pc?
[16:28] <Sandro_> hello
[16:28] <jarray52> sacarlson1: I'm a bit confused about the ppa remark.
[16:28] <farid_> schnuffle: i want to change my user name
[16:28] <jarray52> sacarlson1: What did you mean?
[16:29] <farid_> greyfox: yes...ubuntu 12.04
[16:29] <Sandro_> i'm looking for some help, since i didn't find any answer after looking for many hours
[16:29] <schnuffle> farid_: better create a new user and copy your data
[16:29] <sacarlson1> jarray52: well the image isn't showing up in synaptic but the headers do
[16:29] <farid_> schnuffle: what about my current acount?
[16:29] <schnuffle> farid_: or move it, on terminal suod adduser ctreates a new account
[16:30] <schnuffle> farid_:  sudo adduser
[16:30] <sacarlson1> jarray52: so I assumed it was not in the standard repository but it just seems missing for reasons unknown
[16:30] <jarray52> sacarlson1: What's the difference between headers and image.
[16:30] <farid_> schnuffle: Ok, thanks a lot
[16:30] <sacarlson1> jarray52: well the headers are just for compiling drivers the image is what boots
[16:31] <farid_> schnuffle: I'll do that now & report back on progress...:))
[16:32] <schnuffle> farid_: good luck
[16:32] <farid_> schnuffle: I'll need it...thanks
[16:33] <sacarlson1> jarray52: I found it, it's something weard about the synaptic search
[16:34] <Sandro_> My Amazon server has an issue with 100% inode, >>> we are looking to supress a directory which contain thousand of files in it ... but rm-rf * doesn't respond atm
[16:34] <Darkenvy> on a seperate note: what good is burstable ram anyways if you only get it for a few seconds? what applicable use is burstable ram in server scenerios?
[16:36] <jarray52> sacarlson1: What did you find?
[16:37] <sacarlson1> jarray52: I found the package linux-lts-backport-natty in synaptic, not sure why the quick search failed to find it
[16:37] <Sandro_> no one ?
[16:37] <ehazlett> greetings…  anyone know how to force the mail command to not add content as an attachment if it's over a certain size - i.e.  mail -s "Test"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>< /tmp/file.log -- adds as an attachment if it's too large
[16:37] <designbybeck> I am running Ubuntu in a VBox, I don't have compositing I don't guess because of that... so how do I rearrange my Unity Icons then?
[16:38] <farid_> !useraccount
[16:38] <designbybeck> I can't drag and drop them out
[16:39] <kantlivelong> what driver is included in 12.04 for ATI? what version?
[16:40] <wilee-nilee> kantlivelong, depends on the card
[16:40] <kantlivelong> wilee-nilee: Radeon HD 6870
[16:40] <kantlivelong> (im trying to debug an issue for a friend)
[16:41] <kantlivelong> trying to figure out which catalyst its installing
[16:44] <nicmcginnis> Anyone can help me with sound under 12.04? All I have is "dummy output", my sound card works fine when I boot with windows, totally stumped, help!
[16:44] <quixotedon> nicmcginnis: no sound at all?
[16:44] <nicmcginnis> quixotedon: nothing at all
[16:45] <scorpion> hello
[16:45] <sacarlson1> jarray52: as I install it I see in /boot  vmlinuz-2.6.38-15-generic.dpkg-new
[16:45] <nicmcginnis> quixetedon: when I look at 'sound settings' there is only "dummy output", I googled the problem, it seems to be a known bug, but there is no consensus on how to solve it
[16:45] <scorpion> anyone heard of myunity configurator?
[16:45] <nicmcginnis> quixetedon: I'm too much of a new noob to follow the discussions on the topic, which are very technical :\
[16:45] <bazhang> scorpion, whats the real question
[16:46] <jarray52> sacarlson1: I don't have the vmlinuz file you just mentioned.
[16:46] <scorpion> i need to get this program
[16:46] <bazhang> scorpion, so install it
[16:46] <xangua> scorpion: sudo apt-get install myunity
[16:46] <scorpion> how do i get it?
[16:46] <bazhang> see above scorpion
[16:46] <jarray52> sacarlson1: Now, purge those files and delete the vmlinuz and other 2.6.38 files in /boot.
[16:46] <wilee-nilee> kantlivelong, I know nothing about graphic drivers to be honest.
[16:47] <sacarlson1> jarray52: I'm getting error from my freeradius install as it tried to install it failed
[16:47] <jarray52> sacarlson1: Then, try to reinstall, and you will be where I am stuck.
[16:47] <quixotedon> nicmcginnis: have you checked the setting at "Super + Sound"
[16:47] <scorpion> xangua: i did that but it isn't working
[16:47] <jarray52> sacarlson1: freeradius?
[16:47] <nicmcginnis> quixetedon: I haven't, what is that/where can I find it?
[16:47] <bazhang> scorpion, whats the error
[16:47] <scorpion> bazhang: any help?
[16:47] <bazhang> scorpion, give us details: doesn't work won't do it
[16:47] <xangua> scorpion: it's on precice repositories, if you are not using precice pangolin wou'll need to add myunity ppa I guess
[16:48] <sacarlson1> jarray52: yes I have a freeradius server running on my system that seems to have dependencies in mods of the kernel that this version can't handle
[16:48] <scorpion> bazhang: i think my system is still using windows
[16:48] <sacarlson1> jarray52: so I will remove it and continue to run my older kernel
[16:48] <scorpion> i'm not sure
[16:49] <scorpion> please help me
[16:49] <bazhang> scorpion, then why would you ask for ubuntu support
[16:49] <scorpion> i suspect there is ubuntu somewhere
[16:49] <scorpion> maybe on D drive
[16:49] <jarray52> sacarlson1: It was the removal and reinstallation process that gave me trouble.
[16:50] <scorpion> bazhang: any help...please
[16:50] <atari314> Hello, is ubuntu 386 or 686 compiled? (can anyone confirm the first/top answer given here: http://askubuntu.com/questions/5033/why-is-mainstream-ubuntu-still-i386-compiled) Tyvm.
[16:50] <nicmcginnis> quixotedon: what is "super + sound"? How do I check thaT?
[16:50] <bazhang> scorpion, no.  this is not windows support
[16:50] <sacarlson1> jarray52: I'm doing a complete remove purge
[16:50] <scorpion> xangua: any help
[16:50] <quixotedon> okay, press Windows key on keyboard (that's called Super here), then type "Sound"
[16:50] <nicmcginnis> Anyone else have experience with sound card issues?  All I have is dummy output, no sound at all
[16:50] <scorpion> bazhang: ubuntu is also there
[16:51] <fishscene> If there are any Xubuntu developers here, let me pass along my compliments. I'm *very* impressed with the speed, responsiveness, and how lightweight everything is. I only wish it had Ubuntu One integration
[16:51] <knite> hey everyone! I have a fresh Ubuntu instance on Amazon ec2. I'm trying to install mysqldb (aka MySQL-python). I get a config not found error when using pip. it successfully installed using apt-get, but python is still unable to find the module.
[16:51] <scorpion> i need ubuntu support
[16:51] <resno> !ask | scorpion
[16:51] <nicmcginnis> quixotedon: yes, that's what I'm saying, on the sound menu, there is no hardware detected, only 'dummy output'
[16:51] <bazhang> scorpion, then boot into it
[16:51] <scorpion> bazhang: i am in ubuntu now
[16:52] <scorpion> bazhang: ubuntu 3
[16:52] <bazhang> scorpion, there is no such thing
[16:52] <scorpion> bazhang: what?
[16:52] <scorpion> bazhang: i am in ubuntu 3.009 now
[16:52] <bazhang> scorpion, take chit chat to #ubuntu-offtopic . there is no Ubuntu 3
[16:52] <jarray52> sacarlson1: After that, you need to autoremove and then delete the 2.6.38 files in /boot.
[16:53] <scorpion> bazhang: ok help me
[16:53] <pes88> Hi!!
[16:53] <bazhang> scorpion, then ask an actual support question
[16:53] <sacarlson1> jarray52: after purge I see no -38 in /boot
[16:53] <scorpion> bazhang: i see ubuntu now...11.04
[16:53] <pes88> I've a question about recompiling the kernel in UBUNUT
[16:54] <nicmcginnis> Does anyone have experience with sound issues in 12.04?
[16:54] <scorpion> bazhang: help me please!
[16:54] <TheLordOfTime> nicmcginnis: why dont you just ask the real question you have
[16:54] <TheLordOfTime> !anyone
[16:54] <quixotedon> nicmcginnis: really?
[16:54] <bazhang> scorpion, with what. you've not asked a question
[16:55] <scorpion> bazhang: how can i be an ubuntu guru?
[16:55] <bazhang> !ot | scorpion
[16:55] <pes88> can I recompile the kernel in the traditional way?
[16:55] <nicmcginnis> TheLordofTime: I seem to have no sound at all in 12.04, Sound Settings only shows 'dummy output', the internet says to "sudo alsa force-reload" but that doesn't do anything. I know I have a working soundcard (onboard). When I boot into Windows it works fine.
[16:55] <scorpion> bazhang: no help?
[16:55] <scorpion> bazhang: ok, i'm going...bye
[16:55] <TheLordOfTime> nicmcginnis: address the channel, not me specifically
[16:56] <bazhang> scorpion, being a guru is not a support question. chat elsewhere
[16:56] <nicmcginnis> The LordOfTime: sorry. I am, er, new at this, and I apologize for any breaches of etiquette. They are not intentional.
[16:56] <Axeman> okay - configuring nullmailer now... can i pass it google mail smtp info?
[16:56] <TheLordOfTime> bazhang: you're a minute late
[16:56] <resno> nicmcginnis: has it ever worked?
[16:56] <nicmcginnis> Quixotedon: Yes? 12.04 is not detecting any sound hardware.
[16:56] <nicmcginnis> nicmcginnis: briefly when I first installed, then on next boot it was gone.
[16:57] <resno> nicmcginnis: are you talking to your self?
[16:57] <knite> how does one install the mysqldb / MySQL-python module under Ubuntu. pip fails with a config not found error, apt-get succeeds but python can't find the module.
[16:57] <jarray52> sacarlson1: When you run sudo apt-get install linux-image-generic-lts-backport-natty, do the vmlinuz files appear in /boot?
[16:58] <nicmcginnis> resno: uh, oops. Didn't mean to. I meant to direct that to you.
[16:58] <nicmcginnis> resno: my brain went one way and my fingers another.
[16:58] <resno> nicmcginnis: so you dont see thesoundcard? at all?
[16:59] <resno> nicmcginnis: in terminal issue alsamixer
[16:59] <quixotedon> nicmcginnis: have you tried alsamixer through terminal?
[16:59] <nicmcginnis> resno: okay, if I go to terminal and type "alsamixer" it says "HDA VIA VT82xx" with a Realtek ALC662 chip.
[17:00] <quixotedon> (like what resno said)
[17:00] <resno> nicmcginnis: are all the volumes up?
[17:00] <nicmcginnis> Resno: That's progress! It knows there is a sound card.
[17:00] <nicmcginnis> resno: Yes, although on 'master' there is no volume control.
[17:00] <resno> nicmcginnis: so you cant push the up button?
[17:01] <resno> there nicmcginnis
[17:01] <nicmcginnis> resno: just "oo"
[17:01] <Axeman> hey resno din't see ya in here
[17:01]  * resno highfives Axeman
[17:01] <resno> nicmcginnis: im guessing the driver is messedup
[17:01] <baserrrr> Does somebody know how to setup a BB as modem via BT  ?
[17:01] <Axeman> not sure how long you've been in here but - i'm workin on getting ubuntu server setup! go me!
[17:01] <bazhang> baserrrr, backtrack?
[17:02] <resno> Axeman: lets keep it on topic, we can chat elsewhere :)
[17:02] <resno> Axeman: go you!
[17:02] <nicmcginnis> resno: Google tells me there is a known issue lurking around, some people say driver, some people say 'kernel' (that's the core of the OS, right?), no one agrees on how to fix it! :D
[17:02] <baserrrr> bazhang jes
[17:02] <jarray52> esacarlson1: When you run sudo apt-get install linux-image-generic-lts-backport-natty, do the vmlinuz files appear in /boot?
[17:02] <resno> nicmcginnis: ya kernel runs theshow
[17:02] <nicmcginnis> resno: I like the Ubuntu interface and I'd like to migrate away from Windows but sound is kind of a deal-breaker... anyway, yeah, don't know what to do next.
[17:02] <bazhang> baserrrr, go to the backtrack support channel, its not supported here: #backtrack-linux
[17:03] <nicmcginnis> resno: appreciate the help though
[17:03] <resno> nicmcginnis: whats the card and chip again?
[17:03] <baserrrr> bazhang thx
[17:03] <atari314> Hello, is ubuntu 386 or 686 compiled? (can anyone confirm the first/top answer given here: http://askubuntu.com/questions/5033/why-is-mainstream-ubuntu-still-i386-compiled) Tyvm.
[17:04] <nicmcginnis> Card: HDA VIA VT82XX Chip: Realtek ALC662 Rev 1, or so says Alsamixert
[17:04] <giuseppe_> can you advice some kernel version to use on linux?
[17:04] <giuseppe_> * on ubuntu?
[17:04] <giuseppe_> I was thinking to use zend kernel
[17:04] <Progster> I set up a local git server on ubuntu 11.10, and am trying to log into it with putty on a windows client. I set up putty to use my RSA private key, which is stored on the ubuntu server in /home/git/.ssh/authorized_keys, but it doesn't work and I get hung up unexpectedly. Any ideas on how to debug this?
[17:04] <taploppie> hallo zit ik hier goed
[17:04] <nicmcginnis> resno: sorry, forgot to direct the message, Card: HDA VIA VT82XX Chip: Realtek ALC662 Rev 1, or so says Alsamixer
[17:04] <oCean> taploppie: nee, dit is het Engels kanaal. Typ  /join #ubuntu-nl
[17:04] <bazhang> !nl | taploppie
[17:04] <mauro> ciao
[17:05] <taploppie> oka
[17:05] <taploppie> thanks
[17:05] <giuseppe_> do you think is it a good idea?
[17:05] <resno> Progster: using sparkleshare?
[17:05] <resno> nicmcginnis: do you know what your card is?
[17:06] <nicmcginnis> It is the on-motherboard card for an AsRock 4CoreDual-Sata2---perhaps I can find more information...
[17:06] <Progster> resno: no, just trying to use putty to ssh into my box. no sparkleshare. Apparently not even this works...
[17:06] <nicmcginnis> resno: did it again... It is the on-motherboard card for an AsRock 4CoreDual-Sata2---perhaps I can find more information...
[17:06] <resno> Progster: i recognized the name and thought the same person
[17:07] <Progster> it is
[17:07] <Progster> I'm just trying to debug my server, which I think is the issue now
[17:08] <Progster> I can log in with Putty, and it looks like my private RSA key is accepted because I get a welcome message, and then the connection is immediately closed...
[17:08] <AceFace> hello all! :)
[17:08] <nicmcginnis> resno: so I went to google and found this: http://hennr.name/2011/09/05/asrock-4coredual-sata2-r20-and-sound-under-linux
[17:08] <nicmcginnis> resno: should I follow these instructions?
[17:08] <resno> Progster: well spakrleshare is specifiying its own key
[17:08] <sirriffsalot> How do I disable Quassel IRC from saving all the chat text that goes on here..?
[17:09] <Pierreb> i have an issue with a harddrive, it wont show up in ubuntu
[17:09] <resno> nicmcginnis: sure it doesnt hurt
[17:09] <Progster> I imported that private key into putty, and put the public key into /home/git/.ssh/authorized_keys
[17:09] <Pierreb> it works in windows so there is no issue with it
[17:09] <Progster> Like I said, I get a welcome message. And then am immediately logged off
[17:09] <Pierreb> the dmesg log show this http://pastebin.com/dDtCd3ei
[17:10] <bazhang> sirriffsalot, try in #quassel
[17:10] <nicmcginnis> resno: okay, I went to terminal and said "sudo gedit /etc/modprobe.d/alsa.conf", and empty document showed up, I copy-pasted the lines, now I should restart? do I need to tell the system to load these configuration instructions somehow, or should it just work automagically?
[17:10] <nicmcginnis> resno: thanks again for your patience
[17:11] <sirriffsalot> bazhang: :P cheers
[17:11] <sirriffsalot> #quassel
[17:11] <sirriffsalot> Lol
[17:12] <nicmcginnis> resno: just gonna reboot...
[17:14] <AceFace> i am having an issue configuring multiple NICs on one server. here is my /etc/network/interfaces configuration: http://pastebin.com/p5kyMWdx
[17:14] <AceFace> i can ping google.com over eth0
[17:15] <AceFace> but i cannot get eth1 to ping
[17:17] <AceFace> here is ping results
[17:17] <AceFace> http://pastebin.com/j7gA75df
[17:18] <roasted_> is gateway not needed for eth1? o.O
[17:18] <M4rc3l> my keyboard doesnt work with ubuntu when i log in all the keyboard lighs are off and backspace is spamming even though im not pressing it help
[17:18] <AceFace> from what i understand, second gateway will seriously mess up the routing table
[17:19] <AceFace> i have tried adding a second gateway, and both NICs fail
[17:19] <roasted_> *shrug* I set up a dual NIC server at my last job... each NIC had a gateway. But that may have been a unique case because i was doing LTSP and had each NIC split from each other, aside frome xternal access
[17:19] <roasted_> what if you just add the same gateway to eth1?
[17:20] <roasted_> I'm not a network expert but I would think eth1 may need some more info by looking at htat config. I may be totally wrong.
[17:20] <AceFace> ive already tried adding the same gateway to the second nic, it fails both nics, then i have to login locally and switch it back
[17:20] <schnuffle> There can be only one default gateway, so the second overwrites the first
[17:20] <roasted_> schnuffle, I had 2 default gateways in my server, granted each NIC ran on a different network though.
[17:20] <AceFace> yes, i believe schnuffle is correct
[17:21] <roasted_> <IP_ADDRESS> and <IP_ADDRESS>
[17:21] <roasted_> worked great
[17:21] <roasted_> you're not running network manager, are you?
[17:21] <nicmcginnis> resno: I think I REALLY broke the sound now with the instructions I followed! When I ask for alsamixer, it tells me no such file or directory!
[17:22] <schnuffle> roasted_: My staement doesn't contratict. i wanted to say: 2 Nics both DHCP, they will both overwrite the default gateway
[17:22] <mcyyyy> ciao
[17:22] <AceFace> network manager? is this a GUI?
[17:22] <mcyyyy> !list
[17:22] <roasted_> AceFace, yeah
[17:22] <roasted_> AceFace, gui utility for managing networks
[17:23] <AceFace> no, this server is headless, i only have ssh access
[17:23] <roasted_> AceFace, I've had weird network issues if network manager was trying to manage the interface when I had manual settings in the interface file. Just wanted to make sure.
[17:23] <M4rc3l> my keyboard doesnt work with ubuntu or any other distro when i log in all the keyboard lighs are off and backspace is spamming even though im not pressing it help
[17:23] <roasted_> AceFace, I'm not sure to be honest. But if you run into a dead end here, #ubuntu-server may be of a little more help. I've also found #networking to have quite a few Linux users.
[17:24] <AceFace> thank you for the suggestions, i appreciate it. i wasnt aware #ubuntu-server was available to me
[17:24] <AceFace> thank you!
[17:24] <roasted_> yep! good luck
[17:25] <schnuffle> AceFace: Found docs in german tough that support my thinking. Normally there's only one gateway but you can add second with iproute2 but not in /etc/network/interfaces
[17:26] <schnuffle> AceFace: for that you need to creat a second routing table
[17:27] <AceFace> im not networking savvy, but i beleive my server rack should only have one routing table
[17:28] <schnuffle> AceFace: When you setup both NICs but only one with a gateway, it doesn't work?
[17:29] <schnuffle> AceFace: Both NICs in the same network?
[17:29] <AceFace> correct. two NICs, eth0 has gateway, eth1 no assigned gateway
[17:29] <AceFace> both NICs on same network
[17:29] <schnuffle> AceFace: Aaaah
[17:30] <schnuffle> AceFace: can you paste your routing table? ( use pastebinit )
[17:30] <AceFace> yes of course.
[17:31] <AceFace> http://pastebin.com/2hQ2X1sv
[17:32] <schnuffle> AceFace: I think  both NICs in te same network is the problem. Is there a reason why it needs to be like that?
[17:33] <AceFace> yes, i have services on the server, and i want redundant NICs
[17:33] <schnuffle> AceFace: because your setup can lead to packet loss
[17:33] <AceFace> i want to be able to swapp eth0 cables if i need to
[17:33] <AceFace> and it fail over to eth1
[17:34] <schnuffle> AceFace: But then you would need more like a monitor checking for the NICS and activate the second when the first fails or use bonding
[17:39] <zaqxsw34> hi
[17:40] <alexander--> I got pinged!
[17:42] <alexander--> I got pinged!
[17:43] <Sickki> someone ponged me!
[17:43] <jarray52> Is there a way to blacklist the i915 kernel module? I added it to /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf, but that didn't seem to work. After startup, lsmod still shows i915 in use.
[17:44] <irgendwer4711>  hi, how to clean up debians dpkg database? remove old packages
[17:44] <bazhang> irgendwer4711, you mean ubuntu, presumably
[17:44] <alexander--> I got pinged!
[17:45] <irgendwer4711> bazhang: oh yes
[17:45] <irgendwer4711> but its the same dpkg
[17:45] <adrenalink> hello! it is possible to compile a vanilla kernel on ubuntu?
[17:48] <rewhtngndsmf> How do I share a wireless network over ethernet in ubuntu? I've done this before, but I need to direct someone over the phone how to do it and can't remember exactly how to do it
[17:48] <deitarion> I just upgraded to Precise and it reverse the dialog action button orders in the handful of KDE apps I use on my Lubuntu desktop. Anyone know how to force the "Burn" button in K3b back into the corner of the dialog?
[17:48] <sacarlson> jarray52: worst case you can just delete the i915 module or move it someplace it won't be found
[17:48] <deitarion> s/reverse/reversed/
[17:48] <jarray52> scarlson: where is it located?
[17:48] <sacarlson> jarray52: I would have to look
[17:50] <initdv> hi howto init tv ?WARNING: Deprecated config file /etc/modprobe.conf, all config files belong into /etc/modprobe.d/.
[17:51] <Zoohouse> What's the name of the program that installs restricted drivers (for example the drivers for the wireless adapter of a laptop) in Ubuntu 12.04. I want to tell my friend to run the command in terminal so that program runs and he can install the restriced drivers as soon as he plugs in his laptop to a wired connection. Thanks
[17:51] <irgendwer4711> bazhang: ideas?
[17:51] <Jordan_U> Zoohouse: jocky-gtk
[17:51] <sacarlson> jarray52: for me they would be around /lib/modules/2.6.32-24-generic/kernel/drivers/video$
[17:51] <jarray52> sacarlson: I'm trying update-initramfs -u
[17:52] <Zoohouse> Jordan_U: Thank you
[17:52] <jarray52> sacarlson: Need to reboot. brb
[17:52] <Jordan_U> Zoohouse: You're welcome. You can also just use the Unity search bar and search for "Additional Drivers" (or just "drivers") and select it from there.
[17:53] <Zoohouse> Jordan_U: ah, I should have thought of that. Thanks again
[17:53] <Jordan_U> Zoohouse: You're welcome :)
[17:56] <omit> Hello. I am quite desperate. I spent my whole afternoon trying to fix my boot, broken by a simple update given from the update manager (in Xubuntu 12.04). I tried to reinstall grub, but I still have the same problem: after I choose to boot on any kernel version with Grub, a blank screen appears, with a blinking cursor. I also tried the "nomodeset" and such, but nothing works, even in "rescue" mode, where strange messages about this and th
[17:56] <nOStahl> hi guys, can i update a system installed on my hd with a live cd chroot?
[17:56] <omit> I also tried fsck on my booting disk, which didn't solve the problem.
[17:57] <jarray52> sacarlson: rebuilding the initramfs worked. The module got blacklisted this time. Now, I just need to activate the radeon module.
[17:57] <sacarlson> jarray52: /lib/modules/`uname -a`/kernel/drivers/gpu/drm/i915/i915.ko
[17:57] <sacarlson> jarray52: oh ok
[17:58] <nOStahl> scarlson someone having issue with blank screen?
[17:58] <fizy[laptop]> i was moving a partition over, and it encountered a bad sector. it said it rolled back the last change to my partition table, but now it says /dev/sda7 is an unknown partition. is there any way i can recover the data off all of the other sectors?
[17:58] <omit> I'm afraid that if I just reinstal xubuntu, the same stupid thing will happen again.
[17:58] <sacarlson> nOStahl: it was jarray52 asking where his driver could be found,  not sure of the details
[17:58] <thedrew87> Hey guys!  I have an interesting issue with Samba sharing with an NFS mount point.  Can anyone help me out please?
[17:59] <nOStahl> scarlson ah, Im throwing ubuntu 10.04 (needed for a code project) on a thinkpad r51 its blank screen on boot up. wondering if I can chroot into the install from a live cd and update the kernel to fix?
[17:59] <sacarlson> thedrew87: maybe
[17:59] <Jordan_U> fizy[laptop] Do you have backups of all of the really critical data?
[17:59] <fizy[laptop]> Jordan_U: not really
[18:00] <chigy> Nipo hewani kaka....priva
[18:00] <Jordan_U> fizy[laptop]: Hopefully you've learned your lesson on that now then. Do you have a drive large enough to hold a complete image of the failing drive?
[18:00] <sacarlson> nOStahl: that can normaly be corrected with adding nomodeset in grub kernel boot line
[18:00] <fizy[laptop]> Jordan_U: does it have to hold the whole drive? or just the partition?
[18:00] <nOStahl> I'm not seeing grub menu when it boots up
[18:01] <sacarlson> nOStahl: this might have details you need http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1613132
[18:01] <jarray52> nOStahl: cat /etc/default/grub
[18:02] <sacarlson> nOStahl: you need to hold shift at boot to get to grub2
[18:02] <jarray52> nOStahl: Then, look at grub_timeout
[18:02] <nOStahl> ok
[18:02] <nOStahl> let me try that
[18:02] <Jordan_U> fizy[laptop]: A whole drive image would be better if it's not too much work, since you were moving the partiiton.
[18:03] <chigy> How can i change the grub orientation?
[18:03] <fizy[laptop]> Jordan_U: its a 1tb  drive. i was just sliding the partition over to make room for another one next to it. also, sda7 is my main root partition
[18:03] <Jordan_U> chigy: What do you mean by orientation? Something like turning the grub menu 90 degrees?
[18:04] <thedrew87> I have an interesting issue with Samba and NFS. I have been working on this issue for about 1.5 weeks with not much luck. My current running environment involves 2 Ubuntu 12.04 releases. What I am trying to do is use Server 1 to mount using NFS on the shared directory in Server 2. On Sever 1 I am running Samba that is currently sharing out the mounted volume. I am able to create new files on a Windows 7 box just fine in the Samba
[18:04] <nOStahl> k seen grub loading and then it flashed no such disk and then waited for a little bit then it went straight to booting ubuntu...
[18:04] <nOStahl> no grub menu
[18:04] <newbie2112> Hi all :)  I noticed that  in 'Additional drivers' there are 2 ati drivers, I can install one but not the post-release, does this happen to you? Is the post-release one any better?
[18:04] <sacarlson> nOStahl: posibly you have a usb keyboard, if so then grub won't see it unless bios is set to legacy
[18:04] <Jordan_U> fizy[laptop]: /dev/sda7 is the partiton which you were resizing?
[18:04] <nOStahl> its the built in laptop's keyboard
[18:05] <Darkenvy> Im back. my VPS provider asked me to check my resolvers. what does that mean? ("route -n" returns nothing but <IP_ADDRESS>)
[18:05] <chigy> Jordan: I mean, can i change the sequence of the OS in the list?
[18:05] <fizy[laptop]> Jordan_U: yes, and ill brb. my family is being........my family
[18:05] <sacarlson> nOStahl: did you HOLD the SHIFT key as it boots?
[18:05] <nOStahl> ya thats how the grub loading showed up
[18:06] <ASSENGA> kijan kijana
[18:06] <Jordan_U> chigy: Do you really care about the order from top to bottom in the menu, or just which entry boots by default? (it's much easier to change the default entry).
[18:06] <sacarlson> nOStahl: not sure maybe the up down keys or it will still count down?
[18:06] <ASSENGA> chiga:uko wap kijana
[18:07] <chigy> Jordan: Yes, i also want to know how to so that....
[18:07] <nOStahl> ahha got it
[18:07] <nOStahl> in grub menu now
[18:07] <Jordan_U> !tab | chigy
[18:07] <nOStahl> where do I add nomodeset
[18:07] <chigy> ASSENGA: ip vipi?
[18:08] <sacarlson> nOStahl: the link above has more details
[18:08] <Jordan_U> chigy: Please be clear on what exactly you want to do.
[18:08] <nOStahl> ty
[18:08] <nOStahl> looking
[18:08] <fizy[laptop]> Jordan_U: im back
[18:08] <jarray52> Where should I activate the radeon driver?
[18:08] <ASSENGA> chigy:ngoja ni kupe
[18:09] <chigy> Jordan_U, I want to change the default boot up OS in the grub list..
[18:09] <chigy> ubottu, Thanks musch...now i gat it..
[18:10] <nOStahl> what is quiet splash
[18:10] <chigy> ubottu, Whatever...just thanks...
[18:11] <ASSENGA> <IP_ADDRESS>,chigy
[18:11] <sacarlson> nOStahl: the splash I think is the prity stuf you see at boot otherwise you see text status as it boots
[18:11] <nOStahl> ah and the quiet?
[18:11] <sacarlson> nOStahl: again that turns off the text I think
[18:11] <Jordan_U> chigy: You can change the default entry to be booted by changing the GRUB_DEFAULT variable in /etc/default/grub as described here: http://www.gnu.org/software/grub/manual/grub.html#Simple-configuration
[18:12] <nOStahl> ah ok
[18:12] <Dotman14> Thanks for all the help.
[18:12] <Dotman14> After doing
[18:12] <Dotman14> sudo apt-get install tasksel
[18:12] <Dotman14> sudo apt-get install APP_NAME
[18:12] <Dotman14> I got the following result....
[18:12] <FloodBot1> Dotman14: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:12] <Dotman14> Reading package lists... Done
[18:12] <Dotman14> Building dependency tree
[18:12] <chigy> ASSENGA, Ila nna green network value
[18:12] <bonno> i am new on ubuntu and i try to connect via ssh from linux to windows and i just cant connect why?
[18:12] <akls> I have one of my connections set to "shared to other computers" and it works, but it stops working every 2 minutes, to fix that I had to disable networking and enable it again. What's the problem?
[18:12] <fizy[laptop]> Jordan_U: im back
[18:13] <Dotman14> sudo apt-get install tasksel
[18:13] <Dotman14> sudo apt-get install APP_NAME
[18:13] <Dotman14> I got the following result....
[18:13] <Dotman14> Reading package lists... Done
[18:13] <Dotman14> Building up dependency tree
[18:13] <Dotman14> Reading state information.. Done
[18:13] <FloodBot1> Dotman14: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:13] <Jordan_U> !pastebin | Dotman14
[18:13] <olskolirc> bonno you need an ssh program on windows to make a connection.  Try install putty.exe on Windows
[18:13] <sacarlson> bonno: you sure you don't want to ssh from windows to linux?  otherwise do you have an ssh server running in the windows box?
[18:13] <chigy> Jordan_U, Thanks much...i got it..
[18:13] <Jordan_U> chigy: You're welcome.
[18:14] <t0ntin> Hi, all. I installed 12.04, updated it, restarted, got to the part where I choose either windows or ubuntu, I chose Ubuntu and the computer reboots every time. Any ideas?
[18:14] <nOStahl> it has nomode set and booted I could see the text cause i disabled quiet splash, but its back at the black screen just the same
[18:14] <thedrew87> Trying to share out a NFS mount with Samba share.  No problem creating files but editing and saving I receive an error "This file is already in use by another user".  Has anyone experienced that before?
[18:14] <bonno> i have installed putty..it should be running though right? (sorry i i sound stupid but i am new to all this..)
[18:14] <chigy> ASSENGA, <IP_ADDRESS>
[18:14] <Jordan_U> t0ntin: How long after selecting Ubuntu does it reboot? Do you see any error messages before it reboots?
[18:14] <akls> I have one of my connections set to "shared to other computers" and it works, but it stops working every 2 minutes, to fix that I had to disable networking and enable it again. What's the problem?
[18:14] <bonno> i ssh-ed from windows to linux.. :p
[18:15] <sacarlson> nOStahl: so it goes black at the point for starting X then?
[18:15] <nOStahl> ya like where it should start the login screen
[18:15] <t0ntin> jordan_u, it does it immediately. No errors.
[18:15] <nOStahl> live cd 11.04 works fine
[18:15] <nOStahl> wondering if I should load it up and setup a chroot to the 10.04 and update it
[18:15] <Jordan_U> t0ntin: Does the recovery mode entry do the same?
[18:16] <sacarlson> bonno: then you will need to have an ssh-server installed on the linux side to allow a incoming connection
[18:16] <t0ntin> jordan_u, I have no recovery mode. All i see in the start-up screen is "windows" "ubuntu"
[18:16] <bonno> actually from linux to windows it gives me a timed-out message..should the puTTY be running?    from windows to linux it works just fine)
[18:16] <Thehelpfulone> hi guys. how popular is distributing ubuntu through bitorrent? I've got some spare bandwidth I can use to seed
[18:16] <judgen> how do i use multiple screens withouth propritetary drivers
[18:16] <judgen> *displays*
[18:16] <Jordan_U> nOStahl: I don't think that wit 10.04 you'll be able to do an upgrade to a new release of Ubuntu within a chroot do to Upstart not yet supporting chroots properly in 10.04.
[18:17] <nOStahl> not upgrade just update
[18:17] <akls> Thehelpfulone, it is very popular, I think there's no need
[18:17] <nOStahl> update the kernel should fix this issue
[18:17] <sacarlson> nOStahl: I would look at what kernel is running on the live cd compared to what they install when on hard disk with uname -a
[18:17] <Jordan_U> t0ntin: Have you changed grub settings to get the menu to act that way?
[18:18] <sacarlson> nOStahl: if it's different maybe try install the live cd kernel on the disk,
[18:18] <t0ntin> jordan_u, I don't think so, it's always been that way. I've installed and uninstalled several times
[18:18] <chigy> Jordan_U, How can i copy a file via ssh to myself from the host computer..help!!
[18:18] <akls> I have one of my connections set to "shared to other computers" and it works, but it stops working every 2 minutes, to fix that I had to disable networking and enable it again. What's the problem?
[18:18] <Thehelpfulone> akls: ok, I can do it anyways then, else it will just go unused :)
[18:18] <Jordan_U> t0ntin: Can you take a photograph of your boot menu? I've never seen this.
[18:18] <akls> Thehelpfulone, you can do it for less popular distributions, lubuntu for example
[18:19] <sacarlson> nOStahl: oh and look at the /var/log/syslog file when you boot with the live cd to see what errors might have happened to the display drivers
[18:19] <t0ntin> jordan_u, I can, but it would take a while. How long will you be here?
[18:20] <McRibwich> d
[18:20] <Thehelpfulone> akls: ah, will do thanks
[18:20] <Jordan_U> t0ntin: In and out for a long time.
[18:20] <t0ntin> ok, i'll try to do that. bbl. thanks
[18:20] <sarsaeol> is there anyway to lock the local terminal when a vnc user logs in to a 12.04 desktop?
[18:20] <fizy[laptop]> Jordan_U: is it possible (and reasonable) to make a copy of the partition on the same drive? sda has enough room to copy sda7 out of the extended partition to a new sda3 (the "disk utility" SMART status monitor says the disk has 2 failing sectors. looks like i found 1, lets hope like hell the other is not in the free space (also, the 2 have been failing for a long time. so its not "actively deteriorating". its likely a ma
[18:22] <Jordan_U> fizy[laptop]: Your message was cut off at "its likely a ma".
[18:22] <jarray52> In order to add a kernel module to the kernel before the x server starts up, where should the command 'modprobe radeon' be added?
[18:22] <fizy[laptop]> its likely a manufacturing defect))
[18:23] <atpa8a> hello
[18:23] <zykotick9> jarray52: see /etc/modules - don't reply to me!  i've added you to /ignore due to ati use.
[18:24] <Malgorath> I just installed and updated a Zotac Zbox with intel video card with Ubuntu 12.04 i386. Everything is working great except i can't raise the resolution above 800x600. any help or ideas? I've done some googling but not really sure what to do as most of the stuff is a bit odd. I had to install from usb as thismachine has no cdrom drives
[18:25] <zykotick9> Malgorath: what video card?  "lspci | grep -i vga"
[18:25] <nOStahl> instead of chroot I forgot about recovery kernel, I'm in there logged into root with networking option and its upgrading the system now
[18:26] <omit> thank you for non help
[18:26] <val_> hello in the launcher i have a software but i need to launch this one with admin permissions
[18:26] <val_> if i click on the icon
[18:26] <wrapids> I'm having a problem saving files remotely. I was using Eclipse and the RSE plugin over ssh to browse the directories and load the files for editing. Yesterday some files stopped updating remotely. If I restart (computer, eclipse, clear eclipse cache) it still loads the file that I saved. If I hop onto the server via terminal and cat the file the changes are not reflected in the file. I thought this was an RSE issue and switched to Subclipse and commited the
[18:27] <wrapids> changes through Subversion. Same problem. I scrapped Eclipse and switched to RapidSVN and am still having the same problem. I own some of the files that aren't working, some of them belong to others. It's only a few files though, I can't for the life of me figure out what the problem is.
[18:27] <val_> it launches normallyu
[18:27] <ASSENGA> chigy;em jaribu tena
[18:27] <val_> how can i run an application in admin mode from the laucnher ??
[18:27] <Malgorath> zykotick9, the output was 00:02.0 VGA comptaible controller: Intel Corporation N10 Family Intergrated graphics controller (rev 02) But I know its an Intel GMA 3150
[18:27] <zykotick9> val_: you probably need to edit the .desktop file and add gksuo to it.  i have no further deatils, good luck.
[18:28] <sacarlson> nOStahl: sometimes older is better than newer in the event that doesn't work
[18:28] <chigy> ASSENGA, Ip ileile?
[18:28] <akls> val_, gksudo appname
[18:28] <zykotick9> Malgorath: interesting.  sorry i'm no help - good luck.
[18:28] <nOStahl> sacarlson: have to use 10.04 for this software this device will be running.
[18:28] <val_> zykotick9: no further details ? how to edit the .desktop file ?
[18:28] <Malgorath> zykotick9, np mate. I am not a noob to linux but for some reason everything i try with this so far is nothing.
[18:28] <fizy[laptop]> Jordan_U: are you still there?
[18:29] <zykotick9> val_: not sure - sorry i don't use ubuntu.
[18:29] <nOStahl> the newer ubuntu's work fine out of the box on this thinkpad r51 heh they just had issue with the graphics driver on 10.04 it seems
[18:29] <val_> zykotick9: ok
[18:29] <sacarlson> nOStahl: I mean the kernel as I would expect the kernel on the live cd might be older that what they install but not sure
[18:29] <ASSENGA> <IP_ADDRESS>,chigy
[18:29] <nOStahl> previous 9.10 worked and 11+ works
[18:29] <Malgorath> val_,  gksudo gedit /path/to/filename
[18:29] <sacarlson> nOStahl: oh ok so then you can get backports to those if they worked
[18:30] <Jordan_U> ASSENGA: What does your last message mean?
[18:30] <nOStahl> its too bad they don't make new ISO's to download 10.04 with all the updates?
[18:30] <nOStahl> why don't they do that
[18:30] <nOStahl> keep current iso's updated
[18:30] <xangua> n0cturnal: they do
[18:30] <ASSENGA> jornan_u,chigy needs to ssh me
[18:31] <Jordan_U> nOStahl: They do, that's what point releases are.
[18:31] <xangua> 10.04.4 comes with all secutiry updates until april i believe nOStahl
[18:31] <val_> Malgorath: good thanks
[18:31] <sacarlson> nOStahl: you can make them yourself not hard to make a custom live cd
[18:31] <ASSENGA> chigy,umefanikiwa
[18:32] <nOStahl> i might be interested in that later on.
[18:32] <chigy> ASSENGA, Ndo napiga.
[18:32] <nOStahl> live cd's
[18:32] <nOStahl> I'm taking these old think pads an repurposing them as digital picture frames
[18:32] <sacarlson> nOStahl: oh now that you have to do it you will have to think about it,  let someone else do the work for you
[18:32] <nOStahl> thinking of doing pata to cf adapters and throwing cf cards in them
[18:33] <squarepeg> hello
[18:33] <endeav0ur> soup
[18:33] <nOStahl> cause none of these laptops i get have hard drives in them.
[18:34] <nOStahl> so cf cards might be nice to cut down power usage.
[18:34] <nOStahl> also ripping the dvd drives out of them
[18:34] <Jordan_U> fizy[laptop]: What type of resize did you do exactly? Were you changing the start of the partition or the end of the partition?
[18:34] <cristian_c> Hi
[18:34] <ASSENGA> chigy,ushajua how to copy
[18:34] <rgms> Hi. I'm using HUD and it always is able to use the panel (bluetooth, networking etc). Is there a workaround for this?
[18:34] <squarepeg> I have a strange, recurring problem, wherein my browser seems to consume all my resources using JavaScript, but the all-consuming process doesn't show up when I'm running top
[18:34] <ASSENGA> hi cris
[18:34] <cristian_c> Is there a method to install the microsfot media pack in ubuntu?
[18:35] <cristian_c> I'm using midori
[18:35] <cristian_c> *microsoft
[18:35] <sacarlson> nOStahl: it would be cool to make a whole wall out of them if you could sync the image to make them all look like one big screen
[18:35] <squarepeg> How is it that my computer can be almost completely unresponsive while top reveals no significant CPU or memory usage by any particular process?
[18:35] <cristian_c> ASSENGA, h
[18:35] <cristian_c> *hi
[18:35] <xangua> cristian_c: microsoft media pack¿¿
[18:35] <chigy> ASSENGA, Yap yap halafu tayari..
[18:35] <cristian_c> xangua, ya
[18:35] <chigy> ASSENGA, najaribu kucopy sa hivi
[18:35] <nOStahl> sacarlson: aye, they already can have two displays each. by plugging in an external display too :)
[18:35] <comman> This is most probably offtopic, but does anyone know any good programs for windows that can fix ext4? I do not have empty CDs or USBs
[18:36] <xangua> cristian_c: elaborate, you mean audio/video codecs¿
[18:36] <cristian_c> xangua, yes
[18:36] <cristian_c> exactly
[18:36] <alinef> Goo afternoon, folks
[18:36] <nOStahl> so each digital picture frame can handle two displays … well could use vga splitters too and cover more rooms from single laptop
[18:36] <alinef> Good*
[18:36] <cristian_c> xangua, I'm using moonlight
[18:36] <xangua> cristian_c: moonlight has been abandoned
[18:36] <ASSENGA> chigy,success
[18:36] <Malgorath> squarepeg, first off, sudo apt-get install htop <--- better topIMO, second when you have the unresponsive moments, try just running Uptime there will be 3 numbers like 0.01 , 0.03, 0.02
[18:37] <fizy[laptop]> Jordan_U: heres the story. sda1 is a windows partition, so if linux ever failed me, i would have a back up. sda2 is an extended. sda5 is an old ubuntu install, sda6 is its swap. sda7 is the current ubuntu, sda8 is its swap. i was trying to resize sda5 down, then slide sda6,7,and 8 over, then collapse the extended partition to create more freespace at the end.
[18:37] <cristian_c> xangua, sorry, how can I install the media pack?
[18:37] <fizy[laptop]> Jordan_U: i have gedits log file, if you want to see it
[18:37] <Jordan_U> fizy[laptop]: Sure, please pastebin it.
[18:37] <xangua> cristian_c: moonlight has been ABANDONED
[18:37] <chigy> ASSENGA, Umeunga?
[18:37] <squarepeg> thanks Malgorath
[18:38] <xangua> cristian_c: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2012/06/linux-silverlight-plugin-moonlight-abandoned
[18:38] <fizy[laptop]> pastebin doesnt work on my isp. pm me your email and ill send the .htm file to you
[18:38] <Zoohouse> Welcome Zookeepe
[18:38] <squarepeg> The most resource consuming script is this: https://twimg0-a.akamaihd.net/c/phoenix/en/bundle/t1-hogan-core.31877243a75b36a46d0b9502a2ca8b41.js:20
[18:38] <sacarlson> fizy[laptop]: I don't think you need 2 swap partitions
[18:38] <sarsaeol> is there anyway to lock the local terminal when a vnc user logs in to a 12.04 desktop?
[18:38] <cristian_c> xangua, ok, but I have to see asilverlight content
[18:38] <squarepeg> I get tired of seeing that twimg0-a.akamaihd.net while my computer is unresponsive
[18:38] <cristian_c> xangua, I've already installed moonlight, however
[18:38] <fizy[laptop]> sacarlson: i know. but i didnt when i made that mistake. oh well, no harm done
[18:39] <squarepeg> okay, htop...
[18:39] <xangua> cristian_c: anyways moonlight never had all silverlight features, and it is/was also a mozilla plugin
[18:39] <fizy[laptop]> Jordan_U: pastebin doesnt work on my isp. pm me your email and ill send the .htm file to you
[18:39] <CookieM_> moonlight doesn't support drm
[18:39] <wrapids> http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10952177/not-updating-remote-files-after-save
[18:39] <fizy[laptop]> Jordan_U: also, its gparted, not gedit. sorry about that
[18:39] <cristian_c> xangua, Which package is related to the media pack
[18:40] <cristian_c> ?
[18:40] <sacarlson> fizy[laptop]: well at the size of a swap partition you could make it a /boot partition but more trouble than it's worth I would think for little gain
[18:40] <Malgorath> fizy[laptop], there are about 100 different pastebins out there
[18:40] <Sami345> I am trying to set up encrypted "Private" folder. I have ".Private" folder in my home directory which contains some encrypted data but I don't have unencrypted "Private" folder.
[18:40] <Jordan_U> fizy[laptop]: There are many pastebin sites, I'm sure one of them will work.
[18:40] <alinef> Hello! Anyone here EVER packaged an application for Ubuntu?
[18:40] <Jordan_U> !anyone | alinef
[18:40] <squarepeg> htop is nice
[18:41] <squarepeg> htop is a lot sexier than top
[18:41] <fizy[laptop]> Malgorath: no. its something with the upload speed. its a livng hell, just dont ask about it. if its under ~~100 bytes, it works. anything over, not so much
[18:41] <fizy[laptop]> Jordan_U: no. its something with the upload speed. its a livng hell, just dont ask about it. if its under ~~100 bytes, it works. anything over, not so much
[18:41] <sacarlson> alinef: I've read about it and posibly tried it 1 or 2 times some time ago
[18:42] <Malgorath> squarepeg, I know, its just amazing, plus its so much easire to find processes and kill them eh?
[18:42] <Segnale007> I have a problem on ubuntu 12.04 64 bits. When connected to AC with few applications running in background the screen doesn't go to sleep after a certain time
[18:42] <alinef> sacarlson: thanks! I want to help package the emesene version to update the ppa for ubuntu users, but I have no idea of HOW to do it.
[18:42] <Segnale007> any idea ?
[18:42] <alexander---> I got pinged!
[18:44] <ASSENGA> chigy,niambie vp una copy nini
[18:44] <kurtwp_> alexander---: did it hurt
[18:45] <chigy> ASSENGA, Hamna kitu inazingua..
[18:45] <squarepeg> Malgorath: yeah, it's more informative
[18:45] <qubit[0|1]> i cant seem to find outgoing requests on wireshark, wtf
[18:46] <qubit[0|1]> its all incoming
[18:46] <alexander---> I got pinged!
[18:46] <ASSENGA> chigy,acha bhana haikopi it means au
[18:46] <Zookeepe> Hello all.. Just instaled Linux for the first time ever.
[18:46] <squarepeg> Malgorath: and the interface is easier to use
[18:46] <chigy> ASSENGA, Hamna lazima iwe inakopy...em jaribu wewe!!
[18:47] <Pici> !english | chigy ASSENGA
[18:47] <genii-around> !en
[18:47] <chigy> ASSENGA, <IP_ADDRESS>
[18:47] <ASSENGA> chigy,poa
[18:47] <sacarlson> alinef: I just read what I forgot as I think I was doing it the simple way with checkinstall but if it's distributed it's a bit more complicated
[18:48] <Zoohouse> Zookeepe: Welcome to Ubuntu
[18:48] <ASSENGA> chigy,chigy au chigybuntu
[18:48] <Zoohouse> Zookeepe: Nice name
[18:48] <chigy> ubottu, OK guys we will now use english.....
[18:48] <sacarlson> alinef: to start read https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PackagingGuide/Complete
[18:48] <alexander---> I got pinged!
[18:48] <chigy> ASSENGA, chigybuntu
[18:49] <alinef> sacarlson, ok then
[18:49] <alinef> I'll read it
[18:49] <chigy> ASSENGA, ***********201
[18:49] <Zoohouse> Jordan_U: Zookeepe is the user I was helping to get the wireless to work. It worked after he installed the drivers via jocky-gtk
[18:49] <ASSENGA> wory out guys its swahili from eastafrica tanzania
[18:50] <trism> alinef: just for reference, there is already a ppa: https://launchpad.net/~emesene-team/+archive/emesene-stable (with the latest release)
[18:50] <fizy[laptop]> Jordan_U: i tethered thru my droid to avoid my ip. pastebin.com/40K8dRxD
[18:50] <alinef> I know, trism
[18:51] <Sami345> mkdir: cannot create directory `/home/sami345/.Private': Permission denied O.o
[18:51] <alexander---> I got pinged!
[18:51] <alinef> But the version there is ooold, and the recent one came with a lot of fix ups and good changes
[18:51] <Sami345> I don't have permission to create a folder in my own home folder?
[18:51] <Pici> alexander---: please stop that.
[18:51] <Zookeepe> thank you zoohouse
[18:51] <Zoohouse> Zookeepe: np
[18:51] <sacarlson> alinef: if it exists why is it your makeing another one?  you branching a new version?
[18:51] <Zookeepe> Zoohouse. thanks
[18:51] <alinef> That's why I want to help them out to package it to all other ubuntu users who like emesene
[18:51] <Tronic> Where did the config GUI for power button go? Pressing the power button displays a dialog asking me to choose what to do.
[18:51] <trism> alinef: no, it is the latest release from 4 days ago
[18:52] <lime_> I am on ubuntu 12.04 and keep trying to view the local computers on my network and keep running into issues.
[18:52] <lime_> How do you display computers on your wifi network?
[18:52] <Tronic> Also, the power button does nothing when the screen is locked.
[18:52] <alinef> The latest one is 2.12.5
[18:52] <Tronic> Is there a way to make it suspend to computer without having to unlock first?
[18:52] <trism> alinef: yes
[18:52] <alinef> And it was released 3 days ago
[18:53] <alexander---> I got pinged!
[18:53] <ASSENGA> chigy,nothigy gud bro may be network problem
[18:53] <fizy[laptop]> alexander---: im gonna ping you in the face if you keep that up
[18:54] <trism> alinef: https://launchpad.net/~emesene-team/+archive/emesene-stable/+build/3559891 finished an hour ago
[18:54] <t0ntin> Jordan_u, you available? I have the pictures
[18:54] <sacarlson> alinef: it shows that emesene was updated 1 hour ago, that recent and they compiled an old version?
[18:54] <nickoe> what is the default network manager in xfce (xubuntu) ?
[18:55] <alinef> sacarlson, I saw it
[18:55] <alinef> I guess someone who know how, did it before I could!
[18:55] <alinef> sacarlson, trism that's what I was trying to do. Update the ppa version! :D
[18:56] <superuser> hello can anyone help me with installing gmountiso
[18:56] <chigy> ASSENGA, Sure man, it seems its the network problem because i had it correct but the command is failing to request....let me try again..
[18:56] <sacarlson> alinef: that's ok there are many more things to be updated for you to continue to work on, don't stop
[18:57] <trism> alinef: wasn't trying to discourage you, it would still be a fun packaging project to work out how to do it (bzr branch lp:ubuntu/precise/emesene; bzr mu ../upstream-tarball; fix the changelog, rebuild, fix the deps if necessary, etc)
[18:57] <CatSec> if I install 2 linux, may I can use same swap partition?
[18:57] <Zoohouse> nickoe: Try asking at #xubuntu
[18:57] <ASSENGA> chigy:wory out try again
[18:57] <zykotick9> CatSec: is you use hibernate then NO.  if not, ya probably fine.
[18:58] <alinef> I'll try to learn how to do it, so next time I can do it myself :D
[18:58] <chigy> ASSENGA, Okayo1!
[18:58] <fizy[laptop]> Jordan_U: you there?
[18:58] <superuser> join #xubuntu
[18:58] <sarsaeol> is there anyway to lock the local terminal when a vnc user logs in to a 12.04 desktop?
[18:58] <superuser> join/ #xubuntu
[18:58] <CatSec> zykotick9: umm, thanks you.
[18:58] <sacarlson> alinef: ya like my multicoin needs to be packaged it's just source now I never created a deb for it https://github.com/sacarlson/MultiCoin
[18:58] <Zoohouse> superuser: it's /join #xubuntu
[18:58] <Jordan_U> fizy[laptop]: I'm not going to forget you, but I am busy with other things. Please be patient.
[18:59] <fizy[laptop]> alright
[18:59] <superuser> zoohouse, yeah i figured it out lol
[19:00] <wrapids> I'm having a problem saving files remotely. I was using Eclipse and the RSE plugin over ssh to browse the directories and load the files for editing. Yesterday some files stopped updating remotely. If I restart (computer, eclipse, clear eclipse cache) it still loads the file that I saved. If I hop onto the server via terminal and cat the file the changes are not reflected in the file. I thought this was an RSE issue and switched to Subclipse and commited the
[19:00] <wrapids> changes through Subversion. Same problem. I scrapped Eclipse and switched to RapidSVN and am still having the same problem. I own some of the files that aren't working, some of them belong to others. It's only a few files though, I can't for the life of me figure out what the problem is.
[19:00] <lime_> Nevermind figured it out need /24 at the end of `sudo nmap -sP <IP_ADDRESS>/24`
[19:00] <GeekAdmin> wrapids:  bummer. Can't you just use SCP in terminal for file transfer?
[19:01] <Jordan_U> fizy[laptop]: First, fuigure out what data you consider most valuable from your working partitions and back that up to another drive.
[19:01] <alinef> sacarlson, what's your project about? :)
[19:01] <wrapids> GeekAdmin: I like my RSE :(
[19:01] <GeekAdmin> wrapids:  Whats RSE?
[19:01] <wrapids> remote system explorer for Eclipse
[19:02] <GeekAdmin> ah I see. I'm not a fan of GUI interfaces. I avoid them when possible
[19:02] <wrapids> It's just a convenience I'd like to keep if I can manage it
[19:02] <MonkeyDust> wrapids  ssh / scp is the fastest way
[19:02] <fizy[laptop]> Jordan_U: if you mean from the sda drive, the only other partitions with data are a winxp that iv never used, and an old ubuntu that iv left for dead. that partition is the only partitino on sda with valuble data
[19:02] <Guest81914> xubuntu is slow on amd sempron 2400+ and 1 gb ram ..... is this how is should be?
[19:05] <t0ntin> jordan_u, I reinstalled ubuntu, but this time I could not even start it the first time. For the first time ever, the GRUB screen appeared. Had never even seen it. https://picasaweb.google.com/boyaqo/Ubuntu?authuser=0&feat=directlink
[19:06] <ASSENGA> chigy,succeed
[19:06] <chigy> ASSENGA, Seems like its copying because it has now not responded for along tym.......have closed the network?
[19:07] <ASSENGA> chigy,no am online bro
[19:08] <chigy> ASSENGA, I dont see u at all.....check out ur network or IP..
[19:08] <avoider> Hi i was wondering if there was a way to remove the dashboard on ubuntu?
[19:08] <avoider> The left side bar.
[19:08] <nannes> !atheros
[19:08] <Jordan_U> t0ntin: Did you install Ubuntu using Wubi?
[19:08] <MonkeyDust> !notunity| avoider
[19:08] <t0ntin> jordan_u, yes
[19:09] <alinef> avoider, you want to remove the dash or change the X client? Like.. Try out gnome-shell or kde?
[19:09] <Jordan_U> t0ntin: That explains everything then. That menu is Windows' boot menu, not grub.
[19:10] <Jordan_U> t0ntin: I don't know how to change the default in Windows' boot menu, and I generally recommend against using Wubi.
[19:10] <t0ntin> i see
[19:10] <Jordan_U> t0ntin: ##windows might be able to tell you how to change the default in Windows' boot menu.
[19:10] <ASSENGA> <IP_ADDRESS>
[19:10] <t0ntin> jordan_u, so i need to change the default to what?
[19:11] <Jordan_U> t0ntin: Sorry, I had you mixed up with another person who wanted to change the boot order.
[19:11] <t0ntin> oh lol
[19:12] <chigy> ASSENGA, I gat it brodah
[19:12] <nannes> Do atheros wifi cards work well with kernel 3.4 ??  I need to know for ar9287 ar9271 ar9170  ar9001u
[19:12] <ASSENGA> chigy,but network is good
[19:12] <Jordan_U> t0ntin: I can make you an iso which will allow you to boot into your Wubi install again if you burn it to a CD, or if you have a GNU/Linux machine you can work from (including a LiveCD/USB) I can tell you how to make a USB drive which will do the same.
[19:13] <Jordan_U> t0ntin: Please file a bug report about it though.
[19:14] <chigy> ASSENGA, Mine is as usual, green
[19:14] <t0ntin> Jordan_u, i could burn it to a cd
[19:15] <Jordan_U> t0ntin: My guess is that the problem lies somewhere in the way that the Windows bootloader is setup to load grub (or how grub is setup to be loaded by the Windows bootloader) which I don't know much about. Using grub from a CD though means that the Windows bootloader isn't involved and things are easier.
[19:15] <Jordan_U> t0ntin: OK, just a minute and I'll have something created.
[19:15] <t0ntin> ok
[19:17] <ahwan> hi all
[19:17] <chigy> ASSENGA, Nimecopy one of your file youth...
[19:18] <ASSENGA> chigy,ooho thats great boy
[19:19] <chigy> ASSENGA, I want to delete....hahaha
[19:19] <ASSENGA> chigy,try it but be care plz
[19:21] <chigy> ASSENGA, chomoa HDD....
[19:22] <Lorick> Hello is there a file I can edit that affects the system settings GUI in Ubuntu? If so where is it located?
[19:23] <avoider> alinef: i want the top panle like old gnome
[19:24] <avoider> alinef: i dont like the side bar dash
[19:24] <Jordan_U> t0ntin: http://jordanu.dyndns.org/grub/wubi_rescue_grub_bzr.iso
[19:24] <kman>  Anyone out there able to provision Samba4 on a ubuntu 12.04 server. I am encountering problems.
[19:26] <t0ntin> jordan_u, so I'll start the computer using that disk and then what do I do?
[19:26] <Jordan_U> fizy[laptop]: Please backup your mbr to another drive with "sudo dd if=/dev/sda count=1 > sda.mbr"
[19:26] <fizy[laptop]> Jordan_U: how big is the mbr?
[19:27] <Jordan_U> t0ntin: Select the option "Load wubi grub.cfg" and then Wubi should start normally.
[19:27] <Jordan_U> fizy[laptop]: 512 bytes.
[19:27] <t0ntin> Jordan_u, ok, thanks a lot.
[19:27] <fizy[laptop]> Jordan_U: and where will that command put my mbr?
[19:27] <Jordan_U> t0ntin: You're welcome.
[19:28] <Jordan_U> fizy[laptop]: In the current directory (which is probably your home directory).
[19:29] <fizy[laptop]> Jordan_U: right now im using ubuntu from a flash drive (which is also how i used gparted). is that fine?
[19:29] <Jordan_U> fizy[laptop]: Yes. You'll need to make sure that dd.mbr is saved somewhere such that it doesn't go away when you shut down though.
[19:30] <fizy[laptop]> ok. i made sure to create the boot usb with persistant memory
[19:31] <fizy[laptop]> Jordan_U: i catted (cat sda.mbr) just for fun, and it return mostly gibberish, but near the end it says "GRUB GeomHard DiskRead Error"
[19:32] <Kre10s_> I have just installed ubuntu... The installation had an error while installing the bootloader. I am trying to install it from the "try ubuntu without installing" OS from the usb stick i installed ubuntu with. How would I go about doing this. gub-install sda failed. "is /dev mounted" .
[19:32] <Jordan_U> fizy[laptop]: That's expected.
[19:33] <les_sylvains> hi guys... just wondering if somebody else has a lenovo W520. 12.04 doesn't find the nvidia drivers. tried some googling and now stuck in a very old-school resolution.
[19:33] <les_sylvains> any kind of advice would be appreciated
[19:35] <Jordan_U> fizy[laptop]: Since the GParted log states "perform read-only test  00:11:27    ( ERROR )" in the section "move file system to the left  00:11:27    ( ERROR )" I'm thinking that no move operation was actually done. If that's the case, then your filesystem is fine but the partition table is wrong. If that's true then Testdisk should be able to see where the filesystem actually starts and modify the partition table accordingly.
[19:35] <EdgEy> Hi guys. I have a USB mass storage device that is recognised in Windows (it's a camera that doubles as a card reader). In Ubuntu nothing really happens when it's plugged in. Nothing in lsusb, nothing to mount in file manager, etc.
[19:35] <Jordan_U> fizy[laptop]: http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/TestDisk_Step_By_Step
[19:35] <choppyfireballs> does anyone in here know anything about http post to xml
[19:36] <fizy[laptop]> Jordan_U: i swear, if this works, i will track you down and mail you a box of cookies
[19:36] <zykotick9> EdgEy: is this a hybrid-graphics setup?  does "lspci -v | grep -i vga" show two entries intel/nvidia?
[19:36] <zykotick9> les_sylvains: ^ sorry wrong nick
[19:36] <EdgEy> I thought that. hehe
[19:37] <choppyfireballs> anything about http posting to xml
[19:38] <les_sylvains> choppyfireballs : what's your question ?
[19:38] <nishttal2> hi I had created a software raid-0 of 4 drives using mdadm --create --verbose /dev/md0 --level=0 -c256 --raid-devices=4 /dev/sdf1 /dev/sdg1 /dev/sdh1 /dev/sdi1
[19:38] <sideone> hey ll
[19:38] <nishttal2> and it worked fine.. but after a reboot its gone
[19:38] <nishttal2> any ideas?
[19:39] <sideone> i have a 19k file full of repeating values with about 90 different values. how can i find a total of each repeated value?
[19:39] <sideone> sorry 19k lines
[19:40] <Zoohouse> sideone: you mean: "222223333311111" I have 3 repeating numbers. That?
[19:40] <Jordan_U> sideone: Try asking in #bash
[19:40] <primenumber> Hello all!
[19:40] <zykotick9> sideone: non-fast/easy way would be "grep VALUE1 file.foo | wc -l"
[19:42] <sideone> zykotick9; yeah but i would have to insert all values into an array and loop?
[19:42] <zykotick9> sideone: #bash ftw ;)
[19:42] <sideone> will do
[19:42] <sideone> thanks guys
[19:43] <kman> anuone out there have Samba 4 working on Ubuntu 12.04.  I am encountering problems with provisioning.  Would appreciate any assistance.
[19:43] <kman> anuone = anyone.
[19:44] <theadmin> sideone: http://sprunge.us/YCXg - here you go, dirty and simple, change the filepath though (duh)
[19:45] <theadmin> sideone: Run with "perl whatever-the-heck-you-named-the-script"
[19:45] <EdgEy> noone knows what I can do if a flash drive is not detected? :/
[19:46] <guntbert> EdgEy: my best answer: throw it away :(
[19:46] <kman> EdgEy -  I'll ask the obvious - have you tried a different flash drive?
[19:46] <EdgEy> kman, yes
[19:46] <EdgEy> and this flash drive works under Windows
[19:46] <shahriyarguliyev> hi there, i am new to linux, i have to install which is not included in Synaptic Package, so have to install from directly tarball. Since I don't know how to install tarballs. WHo can help?
[19:47] <guntbert> shahriyarguliyev: what do you want to install?
[19:47] <kman> EdgEy  - I would not be surprised if there are some flashdrives that work with windows but would fail with a Linux box.
[19:48] <shahriyarguliyev> guntbert: Seamonkey browser
[19:48] <EdgEy> so, there is nothing I can do? hm
[19:48] <theadmin> shahriyarguliyev: Mozilla people have a PPA :/
[19:48] <kman> EdgEy  - I would find a flahs drive that I could varify worked with a different Linux box and use this as a test.
[19:49] <shahriyarguliyev> theadmin: what is PPA?
[19:49] <theadmin> !ppa | shahriyarguliyev
[19:49] <EdgEy> kman: I know that my system can use flash drives, I have four or five that work
[19:49] <EdgEy> and a few card readers and mp3 players etc, those all load as mass storage device without me needing to do anything
[19:49] <OerHeks> theadmin, they 'had' a ppa ..
[19:49] <EdgEy> this one.. well under windows it appears as a mass storage device, on Ubuntu it doesn't even come up in lsusb or similar
[19:49] <shahriyarguliyev> theadmin: so what I can install Seamonkey this way?
[19:49] <guntbert> EdgEy: one idea: do you have an usb extension cable?
[19:49] <theadmin> OerHeks: Oh?
[19:50] <theadmin> shahriyarguliyev: Their tarball is binary, just unpack it and run "seamonkey" from inside if you want to do it this way.
[19:50] <EdgEy> guntbert I have tried the drive with a few different cables (it has a micro usb port)
[19:50] <EdgEy> long and short
[19:51] <shahriyarguliyev> theadmin: oh I got you. but those tarballs ends with .deb. well Seamonkey's tarball ends with .tar.gz that demands special way
[19:51] <guntbert> EdgEy: ok, it was just an idea, that the contacts might not align properly
[19:51] <EdgEy> :)
[19:51] <theadmin> shahriyarguliyev: I just told you what to do with it -_- deb packages aren't even tarballs, they're some freaky AR constructs.
[19:51] <EdgEy> it is very odd, I mean, there are two ways I can 'solve' the problem
[19:52] <EdgEy> one is to put the micro SD in a card reader.. but it is inconvenient
[19:52] <EdgEy> the other is to boot into windows but that is even more so
[19:52] <shahriyarguliyev> theadmin: i said im new to linux.
[19:52] <EdgEy> means I have to carry more things with me on the go
[19:53] <theadmin> shahriyarguliyev: Okay, no problem, right-click the .tar.gz and choose "Extract" or whatever, go into the folder it creates, find a file called "seamonkey" and double-click it. Clear enough? :P
[19:53] <guntbert> EdgEy: I have never seen that behavior before - so I cannot help, sorry
[19:53] <EdgEy> not a problem, thanks anyway
[19:54] <guntbert> theadmin: thats not the usual way to install a program from a tarball, I doubt if it will work - or did you try it yourself?
[19:54] <theadmin> guntbert: Mozilla's tarballs are simply binaries and libraries stuffed altogether with a launcher script, not source-code
[19:54] <xubuntu5> hello,  i am having trouble with permissions, i am trying to allow a user to access a USB mount any way of doing this i tried chmod -R 755 "Mount" and it appears to do stuff but then the permissions have changed any help would be greatly appreciated
[19:54] <theadmin> s/altogether/all together/
[19:55] <guntbert> theadmin: ahh, I didn't know that
[19:55] <EdgEy> xubuntu5, try chown ?
[19:55] <shahriyarguliyev> theadmin: there are three seamonkey related files in it. Seamonkey -shell script, .png and -bin
[19:55] <ufrgs> Hello guys!
[19:56] <xubuntu5> but it can only have one owner right?
[19:56] <theadmin> shahriyarguliyev: The one that's the script is the one you want.
[19:56] <ufrgs> Doe anybody here uses any Android tether tool and could help me to install it here please?
[19:56] <theadmin> xubuntu5: Yeah, but you can make a group.
[19:57] <shahriyarguliyev> theadmin: it opened gedit
[19:57] <xubuntu5> will try thanks
[19:57] <ufrgs> I have proxoid here intalled but don't know how to install it.
[19:57] <shahriyarguliyev> theadmin: i don't know anything about text editors
[19:57] <theadmin> shahriyarguliyev: Bah, that's weird, maybe nautilus has something messed up (it's not what's supposed to happen)
[19:58] <schultza> does this mean i have VT-d available to set up if i install xen? ==> http://pastebin.com/kmmjYF2s
[19:58] <fizy[laptop]> is "master boot record" partitioning scheme the same as "intel/pc" partitioning scheme?
[19:58] <Whitor> found a bug in 12.04... SD card locked (with switch) try to write to, says read only ... (expected) ... eject card properly, move switch off lock, reinsert, re-attempt write... system still thinks it is read only ... reboot... works fine.
[19:58] <shahriyarguliyev> theadmin: it is not weird. script should be opened with editor
[19:58] <theadmin> shahriyarguliyev: No, it's supposed to be ran
[19:58] <theadmin> shahriyarguliyev: At least when it's executable, which... Let me try it here
[19:58] <bitfish> Hey When I get into my computer Ubuntu crashes but the previous version did not crash at all is it the kernel that changed or is my problem common?
[19:59] <shahriyarguliyev> theadmin: ever used ubuntu?
[19:59] <theadmin> shahriyarguliyev: Uh yeah, for about 2 years
[19:59] <OerHeks> shahriyarguliyev, why do you need seamonkey? you started something that isn't in the repository's
[19:59] <bitfish> I have been for the past 3 years.
[19:59] <shahriyarguliyev> theadmin: good, it has always opened editor
[19:59] <Jordan_U> !bug | Whitor
[19:59] <theadmin> shahriyarguliyev: Nuh-uh, not back when I used it, back then it asked if you want to run the script
[19:59] <nikin> hi. a week ago i had my worst experience ever about linux installation, and Ubuntu gave me that. On a box, which was running Linux Mint before i wanted to install the newest LTS ubuntu, 12.04. I could not even get to the installler... and yes i was using a USB BLueRay drive to do that.. but please, in the age of netbooks... come on. The system kept crashing on me before i even got to X. And we are speaking Celeron D and Integrated Intel. 12-a-do
[19:59] <shahriyarguliyev> OerHeks: yes installing Seamonkey that is not inclued in Synaptic pack.
[20:00] <shahriyarguliyev> theadmin: it didnt ask, just opened in gedit
[20:00] <fizy[laptop]> is "master boot record" partitioning scheme the same as "intel/pc" partitioning scheme?
[20:00] <kurohata> buonasera
[20:00] <kurohata> =)
[20:00] <Kevin_> I'm trying to install ubuntu on a
[20:00] <Kevin_> old laptop, but I'm getting an error the cpu doesn't support pae
[20:01] <OerHeks> fizy[laptop], yes, intel/pc uses the same mbr method
[20:01] <fizy[laptop]> OerHeks: awesome
[20:01] <Whitor> Jordan_U, no idea what <package> this would be... I'm reporting it here. I have my workaround... Just wanted to let others know. Do with it what you will.
[20:01] <Kevin_> I think the processor is the one at http://ark.intel.com/products/27581/Intel-Pentium-M-Processor-715-%282M-Cache-1_50-GHz-400-MHz-FSB%29  , which says pae is supported?
[20:02] <t0ntin> Jordan_u, No luck. I chose Load wubi grub.cfg, the screen goes blank for a moment, the CD drive is accessed, and the same screen appears again. Ubuntu will not start.
[20:02] <xubuntu5> how do i give folder access to the group it's associated with this is a folder on a USB mount in /media
[20:02] <shahriyarguliyev> theadmin: can u better tell me how to install .tar.gz?
[20:02] <nytek_> shahriyarguliyev: sudo apt-get install tar
[20:03] <bitfish> well if your also desperate enough you could always a VM witch works just as well as the real deal.
[20:03] <shahriyarguliyev> nytek_: thanks it worked. nah! dude it is not easier as you say
[20:03] <Pici> nytek_: tar should enarly always be installed.
[20:03] <theadmin> Pici: That was some sort of a joke.
[20:04] <shahriyarguliyev> nytek_: tar is already installed btw
[20:04] <theadmin> shahriyarguliyev: Look, .tar.gz is just an archive, like .zip, .rar, .7z, .arc or such -- you don't "install" archives, do you? They're different.
[20:04] <twig11> I need help troubleshooting a video problem after upgrading to a ATI Radeon 7000 graphics card from the onboard intel graphics on a dell gx520. It insists on falling back to unity 2d even though it's supposed to work with 3d on ubuntu. I've googled this problem and I feel like I'm in over my head. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
[20:04] <spartan2276> How can I get my pen to work on my Bamboo CTE-450? It seems like the driver is installed as I can use the buttons on the tablet but for some reason the pen is not working
[20:04] <theadmin> shahriyarguliyev: As far as I remember, Mozilla's tarballs have always came with an executable script that's supposed to run if you double-click it
[20:05] <theadmin> Well... I'm not so sure about Nautilus nowadays
[20:05] <theadmin> Haven't used that for ages
[20:05] <shahriyarguliyev> theadmin: as a proof of concept it did not come that way. I have to install tarball
[20:05] <bitfish> You have to make it executable with properties.
[20:05] <shahriyarguliyev> who knows how to install .tar.gz?
[20:05] <bitfish> You run them.
[20:05] <theadmin> *sigh*
[20:06] <Jimu> My apt-get is telling me i have unmet dependencies, try using -f. I try 'apt-get install -f ', it  asks to install and then errors out processing a .deb file, 'trying to overwrite /usr/bin/ogrinfo', which is also in package gdal-bin 1.7.3-6ubuntu3
[20:06] <xubuntu5> why does it reset when i do sudo chmod -R 755 "/media/My Book" ?
[20:06] <xangua> shahriyarguliyev: if you mean seamonkey you just extract ir and run it
[20:07] <nikin> Kevin_: there is not much you can do except install 11.10 and upgrade to 12.04 from there ... i read somewhere that works
[20:07] <shahriyarguliyev> xangua: i have to install tarball
[20:07] <xangua> shahriyarguliyev: no, you don't
[20:07] <xangua> it's already executable
[20:07] <theadmin> Hm, Seamonkey doesn't seem to work with recent software (complains about libxul.so here when I try to unpack and run the script from the tarball)
[20:08] <shahriyarguliyev> theadmin: u here? this is the gedit page, lookup : http://postimage.org/image/zezkz07o1/
[20:08] <shahriyarguliyev> xangua: u didnt install seamonkey, it's different
[20:09] <genii-around> shahriyarguliyev: In the future, please consider using an image posting site which does not advertise pronography
[20:09] <bitfish> Haha. lol
[20:10] <Jordan__> Ubuntu I need your help!
[20:10] <Jordan__> Just got a new netbook, trying to put ubuntu on it.
[20:10] <shahriyarguliyev> genii-around: I googled upload image and posted.
[20:10] <Jordan__> My USB installer keeps hanging at SYSLINUX. I've tried LiLi and unetbootin
[20:10] <Pici> xangua: Theres a seamonkey ppa that looks like its only one revision behind here: https://launchpad.net/~joe-nationnet/+archive/seamonkey-dev
[20:11] <Pici> xangua: might be easier to walk shahriyarguliyev through with that than the tarball.
[20:11] <Jordan__> I tried completely formatting my key in both FAT32 and NTFS before making the installer.. still no luck.
[20:11] <theadmin> Jordan__: You can just dd the image onto the USB stick in case you have another Linux machine around (not sure if that'll work for you, but it is a solution)
[20:12] <Jordan__> Yeah, I could. I'd have to get off my couch though.. was hoping for a lazier solution ;)
[20:12] <shahriyarguliyev> xangua: this is the extacted file,  lookup : http://postimage.org/image/i18nvlxc9/ do u see any :run: button? i dont see :/
[20:12] <Jordan__> thanks.
[20:12] <theadmin> Jordan__: Also, you can install Ubuntu without physical installation media by using VirtualBox (point it to a physical partition, install, boot, wipe Windows, etc...)
[20:13] <genii-around> shahriyarguliyev: Perhaps somewhere like http://imagebin.org/index.php?page=add or http://picpaste.com/
[20:13] <xangua> (15:09:30) genii-around: shahriyarguliyev: In the future, please consider using an image posting site which does not advertise pronography
[20:13] <Jordan__> Hm. Gotcha. It seems rather silly for so much work to be put in to a community project like this and then have the USB installer be broken.
[20:13] <Jordan__> I did a bit of research and it seems this is extremely common
[20:13] <elijah> I am trying to chown  a device in /dev/to my username it goes well but when I do a ls -al it says root root and not my name, when I do a -v on it it says ownership was retained as elijah. Why doesn't it show correct ownership when ls -al
[20:13] <shahriyarguliyev> genii-around: that site does not advertise pornography
[20:13] <Jordan__> Not that I'm ripping on anybody in particular, just puzzling.
[20:14] <xangua> mmm i see no adds with adblock disabled, anyways shahriyarguliyev i see right there the 'seamoney' script
[20:14] <Jimu> I've got a package problem, but it won't let me remove the packages involved, at least not one by one. how?
[20:14] <theadmin> elijah: /dev is a special filesystem, you shouldn't mess with it manually... Only the system is honeslty supposed to touch it. Why do you want to do that?
[20:15] <xangua> just double clic, or use the ppa Pici mentioned shahriyarguliyev
[20:15] <xangua> (15:10:41) Pici: xangua: Theres a seamonkey ppa that looks like its only one revision behind here: https://launchpad.net/~joe-nationnet/+archive/seamonkey-dev
[20:15] <shahriyarguliyev> xangua: there are no adds though
[20:15] <elijah> theadmin: I am trying to get my MS natural keyboard zoom key to work per these intstructions --> http://sandilands.info/sgordon/scroll-with-microsoft-natural-ergonomic-keyboard-4000-ubuntu-linux
[20:15] <shahriyarguliyev> xangua: opening seamonkey script opens it in  gedit
[20:16] <shahriyarguliyev> xangua: http://postimage.org/image/zezkz07o1/ opened form of seamonkey script
[20:16] <xangua> shahriyarguliyev: mark it as executable then as you were told
[20:17] <shahriyarguliyev> xangua: oh noone told
[20:17] <shahriyarguliyev> how to make it executable?
[20:17] <xangua> right clic-properties
[20:18] <theadmin> xangua: It's executable by default, that script
[20:18] <genii-around> shahriyarguliyev: Yes, it does. Please note bottom right corner. http://imagebin.org/215684
[20:18] <shahriyarguliyev> i check Execute button, but auto unchecks
[20:19] <theadmin> elijah: I see -- not sure how much those instructions can be trusted... You might want to write an udev rule which will set the mode appropriately instead, dunno how though (not sure how the device identifies itself with udev)
[20:20] <shahriyarguliyev> xangua: i try to change permission but it automatically unchecks
[20:20] <elijah> theadmin: might be a bit over my skill level at the moment
[20:20] <theadmin> elijah: Shouldn't be too hard
[20:21] <elijah> theadmin: I can get evrouter seeing the keyboard but I can't get it to load my config file so I am trying to figure out the issue
[20:21] <elijah> theadmin: I don't really think it is permissions
[20:21] <theadmin> elijah: I see
[20:21] <lauratika> hi, to have certain process from sleeping at start up, i understand they arethere so is faster to run those appl but i dont use them at the mo,just browser and music player.
[20:22] <Jordan__> Ugh.. so I don't have a linux computer to use to make a working USB stick. Is there a known way to make a working one on windows?
[20:22] <lauratika> sorry i meant stopping them?
[20:22] <theadmin> Jordan__: lili and unetbootin normally work, but since those failed, try pendrivelinux's Universal USB Installer
[20:22] <Jordan__> Cool. Will do.
[20:23] <darkknight> hi
[20:23] <darkknight> what's this channel for?
[20:23] <Jordan__> Midget wrestling
[20:23] <Jordan__> And pudding.
[20:23] <DJones> !support | darkknight
[20:24] <darkknight> cool, that's great.
[20:24] <darkknight> everywhere here from the states?
[20:24] <theadmin> !ot | darkknight
[20:24] <xubuntu5> how do i change the permissions of a folder in /media ?
[20:24] <shahriyarguliyev> xangua: I cannot change any Permission, what is the matter?
[20:24] <xubuntu5> chmod doesn't seem to work
[20:24] <twig11> I need help troubleshooting a video problem after upgrading to a ATI Radeon 7000 graphics card from the onboard intel graphics on a dell Optiplex gx520. It insists on falling back to unity 2d even though it's supposed to work with 3d on ubuntu. I've googled this problem and I feel like I'm in over my head. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
[20:25] <theadmin> xubuntu5: You need to use the umask option when mounting
[20:25] <xubuntu5> it is automatically mounted
[20:25] <nikin> xubuntu5: sudo chmod -R [permissions here] /media/[foldername here]
[20:25] <Jordan__> Could I just use WUBI and then take over the entire computer later?
[20:25] <Jordan__> Or does it encapsulate it in the windows install somehow
[20:25] <theadmin> xubuntu5: Edit the fstab entry then.
[20:25] <nikin> xubuntu5: you used sudo with it?
[20:25] <xubuntu5> i have used sudo chmod -R [permissions here] /media/[foldername here] but it doesn't have any effect
[20:26] <theadmin> Jordan__: Wubi installs to a file, so no, you can't remove Windows later.
[20:26] <xubuntu5> /etc/fstab ok and unmask there?
[20:26] <genii-around> Jordan__: The entire install is saved as a file in Windows, which gets loopmounted
[20:26] <Jordan__> Shoot. WUBI is a great feature though.
[20:26] <nikin> xubuntu5: what permission did you set? and who is the owner?
[20:26] <shahriyarguliyev> theadmin: I try to change permissions in right-click properties of that script to make it executable, it does not let to change anything
[20:26] <xubuntu5> the owner is me
[20:26] <theadmin> xubuntu5: The syntax will be something like "/dev/sda1 /media/blah defaults 0 0", so change to "/dev/sda1 /media/blah umask=0000,defaults 0 0"
[20:27] <xangua> shahriyarguliyev: no idea, i just downloaded it and run it http://imagebin.org/215688
[20:27] <xubuntu5> thanks theadmin i'll give that a go
[20:27] <nikin> xubuntu5: and the permissions you set?
[20:27] <xubuntu5> 755 but nothing changes when i run it i guess i have to unmask like theadmin suggested
[20:28] <theadmin> xubuntu5: It's "umask", not "unmask", don't confuse it when you write the fstab entry :P
[20:28] <xubuntu5> ahh thanks!
[20:28] <shahriyarguliyev> xangua: it does not let to change its permissions
[20:29] <theadmin> I was wondering why bash couldn't find "unmount" back when I started, heh.
[20:29] <nikin> theadmin: :)
[20:29] <theadmin> Anyway I'm off
[20:30] <shahriyarguliyev> xangua: i try to check "Allow executable as a program" it unchecks automatically
[20:30] <azertyu> hi
[20:30] <azertyu> i would like to extfro
[20:30] <azertyu> fsck on exfat partition
[20:30] <azertyu> what  i have to do?
[20:31] <Guest53256> how to make pop  ram
[20:31] <Guest53256> ?
[20:32] <xubuntu5> the admin does this look right? /dev/sdd1 "/media/My Book" umask=0000,defaults 0 0
[20:33] <nikin> azertyu: fsck.exfat ?
[20:33] <Guest53256> nand
[20:33] <Jordan__> Damn.. that didn't work either. Still hangs forever at SYSLINUX.
[20:33] <nikin> xubuntu5: theadmin is off.
[20:34] <Jordan__> I don't think the problem is getting an OK image on a stick. I think it's with whatever happens afterward ;-;
[20:34] <llutz> xubuntu5: it has to be  .... /media/My\040Book ...      space=\040
[20:35] <xubuntu5> would have never guessed that %20 for a browser maybe but \040 thanks llutz
[20:35] <nikin> xubuntu5: filesystem type?
[20:35] <xubuntu5> ntfs i think maybe fat32
[20:35] <xubuntu5> it's a 2TB external
[20:35] <terminhell> ello ello
[20:35] <sarsaeol> is there anyway to lock the local terminal when a vnc user logs in to a 12.04 desktop?
[20:35] <nikin> this is my line, for my data partition: UUID=f195b62f-424d-4e2a-a357-7e785a9bf636 /media/data ext2 defaults 0 1
[20:36] <Jordan__> So.. does anybody have suggestions? My netbook seems to refuse to use any ubuntu installer made by unetbootin lili or UUI. Always hangs at SYSLINUX
[20:36] <Jimu> A pox on you all for totally ignoring me
[20:36] <nikin> xubuntu5: i think you need to specify the filesystem for fstab
[20:36] <Jordan__> I've tried formatting it as everything, exFat, FAT32, NTFS.. couldn't get anything to work.
[20:37] <MadsRC> Would anyone in here know anything about getting a small GUI for VBoxHeadless on a Ubuntu Server?
[20:37] <terminhell> Jordan__: what ya trying to do again?
[20:37] <nikin> xubuntu5: i do not know if still ntfs-3g what one has to use... i have to admit that i didnt mount ntfs for nearly 4 years now :)
[20:38] <Jordan__> Just install ubuntu on a new netbook. It's got windows, no cd drive, and seems to be allergix to linux.
[20:38] <man> can some one tell me how to address 1 gega to my cpu
[20:38] <Jordan_U> Jordan__: I would recommend trying to use grub instead of syslinux.
[20:38] <Jordan__> Hm, how would I go about doing that? I don't have access to a linux system atm, just my windows 7 install
[20:39] <xubuntu5> heh thanks for your help nikin
[20:39] <freedomrun_> hello. does anyone here have any clue of service named "jetty" ? and as I read it is http server .. my question is; "Is that neccessary to having it running all the time on a small laptop?"
[20:39] <terminhell> Jordan__: use the buntu live disk again, and simply run grub install
[20:39] <azertyu> it says command not found for fsck.exfat nik
[20:39] <azertyu> it says command not found for fsck.exfat nikin
[20:40] <Jordan__> There is no live disk, I'm trying to install off of USB
[20:40] <terminhell> same thing...
[20:40] <Jordan__> and it never even makes it past the first screen. SYSLINUX Blah blah Dude et all... blinky cursor.
[20:40] <terminhell> AH
[20:40] <terminhell> keep trying
[20:40] <terminhell> did you use unetbootin?
[20:40] <Jordan__> Tried LiLi, Unetbootin, and UUI
[20:40] <Shojo> Jordan__: try pressing the Tab key, then typing "live"
[20:40] <Jordan__> Nothing
[20:41] <umbunduh> How to change the 3D acceleration llvmpipe for hardware acceleration?
[20:41] <juan_> freedomrun_: jetty is a small java web container used to run java apps, dont think you need to have it running all the time unless some app needs it.
[20:41] <Shojo> how did you create this USB?
[20:41] <Jordan__> That was to you btw, Shojo, didn't do anything
[20:41] <Shojo> i know
[20:41] <terminhell> to bad windows doesnt have dd, but w/e. Unetbootin can mess up time to time, try redoing it. Sometimes you may have to reboot and rety booting from the usb a few times for it to 'catch'
[20:41] <Jordan__> I used UUI for this one, I let it format my key and installed my ubuntu 12.04 ISO that I just got.
[20:41] <Jordan__> I've even tried downloading it over again, it's not a corrupt ISO
[20:41] <man> aaa7aaaa i use backtrack 4 o usb
[20:42] <Jordan__> I've tried formatting it as every different filesystem my windows 7 install can use, I've tried quick and long format.
[20:42] <Shojo> Jordan__: are you intalling in dual boot with Windows?
[20:42] <Jordan__> I mean obviously I tried FAT32 and all the different USB makers first, but then I got desperate
[20:42] <terminhell> live usb environments are sometimes glitchy, just keep trying to boot it
[20:42] <Jordan__> Well, I'm trying to overwrite the "new" windows install on my netbook
[20:42] <Jordan__> no dualbooting
[20:42] <azertyu> well this is what i got as error http://paste.ubuntu.com/1031035/ when i try to fsck.exfat
[20:43] <freedomrun_> thnx juan_
[20:43] <azertyu> what i have to do ?
[20:43] <juan_> freedomrun_: np man! :)
[20:43] <lauratika> i want to stop some process from running at start like bluetooth and other appl i dont use,how can i do this
[20:43] <azertyu> now this : http://paste.ubuntu.com/1031039/
[20:43] <lilred_> hey guys, stock Ubuntu 12.04 here, YouTube videos work intermittently - as in, they stop and resume constantly, once or twice per second.
[20:43] <Shojo> Jordan__: are you on windows right now on your notebook , or using another computer?
[20:43] <terminhell> doesnt daemon tools have an option to image usb drives?
[20:44] <azertyu> anyoen ?
[20:44] <Jordan__> Using my main pc, starting in sadness at my new netbook.
[20:44] <xangua> lilred: sounds like youtube server sucks most of the time
[20:44] <Jordan__> staring*
[20:44] <Shojo> aw, lol
[20:44] <xangua> at least for me it has been like that for days
[20:44] <lilred> xangua: not a server issue, it's been like that back when I was on 11.10
[20:44] <Jordan__> I bought it to be a tiny code workhorse that I could port around, so naturally linux was my choice
[20:44] <man> there  is a tool on debian site for creating every thing on usb
[20:44] <lilred> xangua: YouTube is failing on me 100% of the time :|
[20:44] <terminhell> Jordan__: relax man, we'll figure this out
[20:44] <Agent_Orange> man, i read you every day :3
[20:44] <Jordan__> ;-;
[20:45] <Jordan__> I don't have one of those keys that puts a special partition on it either, because I've used this to install linux distros before, ubuntu included
[20:45] <Jordan_U> Jordan__: Do you have any machine that you can boot GNU/Linux from (even from a LiveCD/USB)?
[20:45] <terminhell> Jordan__: this may sound silly, but try putting the usb in another port
[20:45] <Jordan__> term: tried it. No luck, tried all four ports. hahaha
[20:46] <Shojo> Jordan__: with USB keys you need to make them bootable . if you have windows on your notebook i can help you set it up like that. You need syslinux
[20:46] <Jordan__> Hmm.. yeah I could boot off my main PC with a live key
[20:46] <terminhell> does the usb have the 'boot' flag enabled?
[20:46] <man> yooooh i have many
[20:46] <Jordan__> I dunno, do the USB installers do that automatically? I didn't know USB keys had a boot flag, or where that flag is.
[20:46] <Jordan_U> Jordan__: Then you can use that machine to install grub to the flash drive.
[20:47] <twig11> I just upgraded the integrated Intel graphics on a Dell Optiplex GX520 to an ATI Radeon 7000 card I had lying around. From what I read I should be able to get 3d graphics in ubuntu with that but it's falling back to unity2D every time. I've been searching this problem for awhile without any luck, and I could really use a helping hand on troubleshooting.
[20:47] <Shojo> Jordan__: it's just a setting
[20:47] <xangua> twig11: did you install ati drivers¿
[20:47] <man> how to address 1 gega memory to my cpu ? howw
[20:47] <twig11> xangua: I just installed fglrx
[20:48] <terminhell> but if you've properly imaged the usb with a non corrupt image you shouldnt need the boot flag in most cases. If you use something like unetbootin ive found that the boot flag usually needs to be applied
[20:48] <auronandace> twig11: 7000? that sounds a little old
[20:48] <Shojo> Jordan__: to set the boot flag you go in Wondows Command prompt and run a few commands
[20:48] <Jordan__> Ah, cool. I'll look it up and try that before I pull out any more hair
[20:48] <Jordan__> :)
[20:48] <Shojo> lol
[20:48] <Shojo> i'll pm ya
[20:49] <Jordan_U> Jordan__: Since you're getting to thhe point that you see a message from syslinux, the problem is not a missing boot flag.
[20:49] <SYSGEEK> I'm getting sick of this. Any OS that calls "Microsoft Having 90% of the Market Share" a freaking BUG is obviously a stuck-up system made with a massive ego. There's a REASON why people use Windows. And people wonder why people don't take LinSux seriously!
[20:49] <terminhell> *agrees with Jordan_U
[20:49] <Jordan__> Ah, that's a reasonable assumption.
[20:49] <Jordan_U> !ot | SYSGEEK
[20:50] <twig11> auronandace: Advanced Micro Devices [AMD] nee ATI RV100 QY [Radeon 7000/VE] [1002:5159]
[20:50] <Jordan__> At first I just thought my netbook was very slow :)
[20:50] <Jordan__> "Gee linux is taking... an hour to begin installing"
[20:50] <terminhell> when ive gotten the syslinux error, ive found that simply rebooting a few times will allow it to bootstrap properly
[20:50] <Jordan__> Hey, I'll try it
[20:50] <Jordan__> I want me some linuxy goodness
[20:51] <auronandace> twig11: oh, i was thinking really old (before amd took over ati)
[20:51] <Jordan__> Ever since I started coding on linux I can't go back to windows for it :|
[20:51] <Jordan__> Even though you can trick out cmd to be sorta close.. it just doesn't feel the same.
[20:51] <terminhell> cheers! *buys Jordan__ a beer
[20:51] <Jordan__> :]
[20:51] <Agent_Orange> Jordan__, what langs u code in
[20:51] <Jordan__> Python at the moment, just learned it. Having a blast
[20:51] <Jordan__> I think I'm going to learn either javascript or clojure next
[20:52] <Agent_Orange> lul
[20:52] <Jordan__> though pythons ease of use makes everything else look like stacking cards
[20:52] <gnomeclassic> hi
[20:52] <Agent_Orange> Jordan__, http://xkcd.com/353/
[20:52] <Jordan_U> !ot
[20:52] <Jordan__> That's exactly how I feel about python. Exactly.
[20:52] <Jordan__> That and the regular expressions comic.
[20:53] <Jordan_U> Jordan__: If you'd like to try grub ping me.
[20:53] <SYSGEEK> OK. I do need support installing Ubuntu 8.10.
[20:53] <Jordan_U> SYSGEEK: We don't support EOL releases.
[20:53] <auronandace> SYSGEEK: its eol, no longer supported
[20:53] <Jordan__> Could I use my hirens key to get GRUB on there?
[20:53] <gnomeclassic> SYSGEEK, lol
[20:53] <Agent_Orange> lol
[20:53] <Jordan_U> Jordan__: No.
[20:53] <SYSGEEK> Why not? Old systems are boss!
[20:54] <Jordan_U> SYSGEEK: Try Lubuntu for older systems.
[20:54] <gnomeclassic> or puppy linux
[20:54] <gnomeclassic> xD
[20:54] <D[4]ni> eww, this is getting annoying
[20:54] <D[4]ni> i put 3 commands into my startup programs, and after i close the window, at least one of them is gone
[20:54] <gnomeclassic> lenovo supports ubuntu?
[20:55] <lenovo> yes
[20:55] <D[4]ni> close and re-open, of course
[20:55] <gnomeclassic> nice
[20:55] <lenovo> not yet version ed
[20:55] <SYSGEEK> Should I boot into Recovery Console after I format my HD with NTFS or before it parses the setup INI?
[20:56] <LjL> SYSGEEK: this is Ubuntu support. give this stuff a break.
[20:56] <D[4]ni> why can't i properly add startup commands without them just disappearing?
[20:56] <rsumi> has anyone got wine working successfully on ubuntu 12.04 64bit? last i checked there were still problems with getting libraries working
[20:56] <lenovo> i needed chinese simplified but somewhere complicated also kformula download got no to use
[20:57] <SYSGEEK> Is Terminal similar to DOS? Does CHKDSK work?
[20:57] <terminhell> D[4]ni: priveledges?
[20:57] <LjL> !cli > SYSGEEK
[20:57] <jennie> Is there any button /shortcut in ubuntu 1204 to 'show desktop' like there is one in windows ?
[20:57] <auronandace> !fsck | SYSGEEK
[20:57] <D[4]ni> terminhell: nah, let me explain
[20:57] <xangua> jennie: Control+Windows+D
[20:58] <D[4]ni> so i add 3 commands to the startup programs list, close the window, and re-open it
[20:58] <jennie> thanks a lot xangua
[20:58] <xangua> jennie: you can see the desktop shorcuts by keeping the Windows/Super key pressed
[20:58] <D[4]ni> one (just one!) of them is gone
[20:58] <auronandace> rsumi: that's rather generic, wine works fine for me
[20:58] <gnomeclassic> wow xangua is here
[20:58] <D[4]ni> so i re-add it, close the window, and re-open it
[20:58] <D[4]ni> another one is gone now.
[20:58] <gnomeclassic> hi xangua xD
[20:58] <jennie> many many thanks
[20:58] <gnomeclassic> i'm gosset
[20:58] <SYSGEEK> Could I set up an OS/2 Warp 3 dual-boot config with it?
[20:59] <terminhell> D[4]ni: Um, hmmm
[21:00] <D[4]ni> possible problem: the commands all start the same. well, they are all the same executable, different parameters.
[21:00] <terminhell> D[4]ni: what are you trying to put in startup?
[21:00] <lenovo> √∫2 not kformula
[21:01] <D[4]ni> /usr/bin/udisks --mount /dev/disk/by-uuid/[three different uuids here]
[21:02] <hunter_> nnn
[21:03] <terminhell> D[4]ni: why not just bash script it to have them all done in a single script? then you'd only have 1 command to run in startup?
[21:03] <D[4]ni> well, makes sense
[21:04] <terminhell> brb
[21:05] <lenovo> √2√310δ
[21:05] <enveezee> does the wubi thing just install onto the windows NTFS partition?
[21:05] <zykotick9> enveezee: yes
[21:06] <auronandace> enveezee: essentially yes
[21:06] <damms005> hello roomie. cprofitt?
[21:06] <damms005> that guy's cool and kind
[21:08] <Jordan_U> t0ntin: Interesting. Can you boot from the CD on that machine while staying on IRC from another?
[21:08] <damms005> well, a nice guy (cprofitt actually) told me that the integer arguement to -size test for the "find" command is in blocks. Pls how can I know the exact block that represent a byte or kb
[21:08] <t0ntin> JORDAN_u, no, i only have this comp.
[21:09] <Jordan_U> t0ntin: OK. Can you boot from a LiveCD/USB and run boot info script?
[21:09] <Urchin> can I stop pulse from hogging priority? it nices itself to -11
[21:09] <Jordan_U> !bootinfo | t0ntin
[21:09] <lenovo> mmm
[21:10] <mahamoti> newb question: suppose i download a package like 'sudo apt-get install libicu-dev'.  how can I know what the name of the library is to use with g++ ?
[21:10] <Jordan_U> t0ntin: If you don't want to burn another CD to do that you can use the handy loop booting option I put on the CD instead (you'll just need to create a directory C:\boot-isos\ in Windows and copy an Ubuntu iso there.
[21:11] <t0ntin> jordan_u, i have a copy of ubuntu on a DVD. Is that a liveCD?
[21:11] <t0ntin> it's something i downloaded from the same page where the Wubi is offered
[21:12] <ratcheer> t0ntin: Probably, but not necessarily.
[21:12] <Jordan_U> t0ntin: That is a LiveCD, let me make sure that it will work for this purpose though (specifically I need to check that the Ubuntu devs included a loopback.cfg in their DVD isos the same way they do for their CD isos).
[21:12] <damms005> Pls how can I know the exact block that represent a byte or kb for the -size in 'find' command
[21:12] <t0ntin> ok
[21:12] <Jordan_U> t0ntin: Ubuntu 12.04?
[21:12] <t0ntin> yes
[21:12] <lilred> Anyone else have issues with youtube video playback? Ubuntu 12.04, it skips and skitters
[21:14] <damms005> Pls how can I know the exact block to represent 10kb for the -size in 'find' command
[21:15] <Jordan_U> t0ntin: Yes, the 12.04 DVD image should work.
[21:15] <t0ntin> Jordan_U, OK, so just follow the instructions in the boot info script page?
[21:16] <jennie> ok I tried running this song in background with '&' but got an error in terminalhttp://pastie.org/4052765
[21:16] <andreluiz> is there a way to transfer files from ubuntu to an iPad? either by wifi or usb cable?
[21:16] <damms005> I guess noone's got a clue about my quest
[21:17] <auronandace> damms005: you could also try in ##linux
[21:17] <blahti> damms005; i've been looking at your question, not quite sure what you're trying to do
[21:17] <Jordan_U> t0ntin: Yes.
[21:17] <t0ntin> Jordan_u, i'll give it a try, thanks.
[21:17] <Jordan_U> t0ntin: You're welcome.
[21:18] <olskolirc> damms005, df -H
[21:18] <olskolirc> damms005, if you want to see the blocks, just df
[21:19] <genii-around> damms005: It's in 512 byte blocks by default, unless you put a c after ( which means use bytes ). So 20 should be 10k
[21:21] <blahti> quick gcc question.. running ubuntu 12.04 LTS, gcc 4.6.3, everything current...  trying to compile a math program, but "gcc -o thing -lm thing.c" still throws errors like "undefined reference to `sinh'"... am i missing something obvious?
[21:21] <auronandace> SYSGEEK seems rather determined
[21:21] <trism> blahti: gcc -o thing thing.c -lm
[21:22] <blahti> trism; i have -lm  already, order doesn't matter does it?
[21:22] <trism> blahti: yes, it does
[21:22] <jennie> SYSGEEK hacker ?
[21:22] <jennie> what he is doing ? flooding ?
[21:23] <damms005> genii-around: you sound to oppose olskolirc, but it really looks like it is two times ( So 20 should be 10k )
[21:23] <mahamoti> when install a new library like libicu-dev, how does one generally go about finding out what the name of the library to link with in g++ is, when the documentation of that library doesn't bother to mention?
[21:23] <blahti> trism; gaaaaah... look at that, it does.  :)  thanks a ton.
[21:24] <jennie> jrib thanks, may I know what he was doing ?
[21:24] <jrib> jennie: I have no idea
[21:24] <ludo_> slt
[21:25] <damms005> olskolirc: when I df, I saw 1kb-blocks; but when I test with find command; it seems a block is 2kb (like genii-around said, but his concept of 512, I dont understand)
[21:26] <olskolirc> jrib gimme op
[21:26] <jrib> olskolirc: no?
[21:28] <Pinkamena_D> hello, i am having a problem with a network bridge. I have it configured on my web server to also distribute the internet connection to other ethernet ports. All of the devices behind it can access both the server and the internet, but the server itself can not connect.
[21:28] <Pinkamena_D> if anyone wants to take a crack ill post the interfaces file
[21:29] <hpuxsux> hello, is it normal to receive " SIOCGMIIREG on eth0 failed: Input/output " when using mii-tool ?
[21:29] <guntbert> hpuxsux: did you use sudo?
[21:29] <hpuxsux> guntbert: yes
[21:30] <william12> hello everyone
[21:30] <guntbert> hpuxsux: next idea: are you on  wifi?
[21:31] <hpuxsux> guntbert: nope using eth0 which is the only NIC on the pc
[21:31] <guntbert> hpuxsux: I am just guessing :)
[21:31] <hpuxsux> guntbert: this is my issue which I'm trying to fix http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=12010422#post12010422
[21:32] <Plizzo> Hi, I installed Ubuntu Server 11.10 64-bit a couple of months back, and I've been getting some help from people here to set things up
[21:32] <Plizzo> Although, I seem to have downgraded my kernel to a generic 32-bit one, and now I can't manage to install the 64-bit linux-image-server one. It's installed and all, but I can't choose it as my default kernel anywhere
[21:33] <guntbert> hpuxsux: that doesn't tell *me* anything - sorry
[21:34] <damms005> I heard dual booting is not good for sys motherboard. What's your side on this geeks?
[21:34] <genii-around> Plizzo: What is the result of: apt-cache policy linux-image-$( uname -r)
[21:35] <reisio> damms005: powering up & down isn't good for computers in general
[21:35] <Plizzo> genii-around: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1031107/
[21:35] <Plizzo> That's what I get
[21:35] <damms005> reisio: do you mean shutting down and booting-up?
[21:36] <InferiorHuman> can someone help me get the automated SSH login working, I have never been able to get it to work through putty on windows to my ubuntu system. Please don't point me to a guide and send me on my way tried it before.
[21:36] <reisio> damms005: yes, but also varying power or temperature in any fashion
[21:36] <genii-around> Plizzo: Yes, this is odd if you originally installed a 64 bit kernel.
[21:36] <reisio> electronics like things to always be the same
[21:37] <Plizzo> genii-around: I was so damn sure that I installed a 64-bit system, and if I am wrong and accidentally installed a 32-bit one I'd be very much annoyed with myself
[21:37] <docmur> I have KVM setup on a server <IP_ADDRESS> and there 3 VM's on it.  all using the IP 192.168.122.*,  How can I make the entire network aware for the virtual machines, no other machines on the networking can ping the VM's on the network
[21:37] <Plizzo> genii-around: Would my server recognize 8GB of ram if it was 32-bit?
[21:37] <damms005> reisio: I want to migrate my wubi but my hard disk is all messed up. I would have just obliterated windows
[21:37] <reisio> damms005: would have?
[21:38] <Plizzo> genii-around: MemTotal:        8177912 kB
[21:38] <damms005> reisio: yeah. pretty messed up partitions on my hardisk. wubi migrate will always complain about it
[21:38] <william12> 32bit will not recognize  8gb of ram, it only will see 4gb
[21:39] <reisio> damms005: so... what's the problem?
[21:39] <genii-around> Plizzo: What is the result of: sudo lshw -C system| grep width
[21:39] <damms005> reisio: do you mind if i send you gparted screenshot of my disk?
[21:39] <Plizzo> genii-around: width: 32 bits
[21:39] <zykotick9> docmur: you might want to have a look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/KVM/Networking
[21:39] <reisio> damms005: no, but what for?
[21:39] <Plizzo> I guess I was wrong, that's incredibly stupid of me :P
[21:39] <genii-around> Plizzo: That's what the Physical Address Extensions kernel does, lets 32 bit cpu address more than about 3.2Gb of ram
[21:40] <cromag> hi, i want to compile a program with socks5 support, and i think i miss some libs or a package for that. I see that SOCKS4 is a packege, but no socks5 - any ideas ? :)
[21:40] <Plizzo> genii-around: I've been seriously wondering why I have no 64-bit things running :/
[21:40] <Plizzo> genii-around: Are there some issues with 32-bit systems and files over 2GB?
[21:40] <Plizzo> genii-around: My rTorrent is reporting files larger than 2GB as 2GB, but everything works just fine
[21:41] <Plizzo> genii-around: It's just very annoying, because I can never see the real filesize there
[21:41] <Plizzo> genii-around: Sorry, not rTorrent, avalanche - the web gui
[21:42] <genii-around> Plizzo: Sounds like something specific to rTorrent
[21:42] <damms005> reisio: you will laugh at the status of my disk. I was dump then and toiling fdisk with my disk.(I am presently low on battery charge and this might be my last post now. Pls I will be glad if you can help me through my mail: damms005@gmail.com))
[21:42] <reisio> damms005: help you with what?
[21:42] <Plizzo> genii-around: In rTorrent they display fine, but in the web UI they do not
[21:43] <Jordan_U> Plizzo: No, the only time when 32 bit vs 64 bit comes into play with file sizes is when files are mmap'd, and applications will very rarely try to mmap a file over 3 GiB.
[21:43] <Plizzo> genii-around: I helped a friend of mine set up an exact copy of my rTorrent setup, but he does have a 64-bit system
[21:43] <Plizzo> Jordan_U: Alright, thank you :)
[21:43] <Jordan_U> Plizzo: You're welcome :)
[21:43] <genii-around> Plizzo: Haven't dealt with rTorrent before. But i would suspect something like the maximum size of the variable they are using to display the filesize is set too low somehow
[21:44] <Plizzo> genii-around: It seems that my xmlrpc version is low :/
[21:45] <Plizzo> Thanks for your help
[21:47] <zykotick9> genii-around: if you're ever looking for a terminal-based torrent client - rtorrent is excellent
[21:47] <aleminio> why when i'm closing my laptop's display, it turns the display off as usual, but when i open it in ubuntu, the screen stays black
[21:48] <hippiehacker> Is there anything newer than https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomizationFromScratch for creating 12.04 iso's from scratch? Is it still pretty much the same process?
[21:52] <fizy[laptop]> Jordan_U: you sir, are a god. your cookies are on their way
[21:58] <TimRiker> gnome-fallback freaked out on me, now running unity (ugh!) and gnome-terminal will not open. the menu shows up, and the app keeps running, but the actual terminal is not there. thoughts?
[21:58] <TimRiker> xterm works, but gnome-terminal does not.
[22:04] <t0ntin> jordan_u, I have the results of that script.
[22:05] <Jordan__> So.. I've tried LiLi, unetbootin, UUI, and making my own syslinux key by hand.  Here it is: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1031187/
[22:18] <TimRiker> sry, unity crashed again... gnome-terminal does not display. menu is there. thoughts?
[22:20] <Jordan_U> t0ntin: Interesting that boot info script didn't find the Wubi grub.cfg.
[22:20] <terminhell> still having issues Jordan_U
[22:20] <Jordan__> Hey guys.. I'm still losing my mind trying to install ubuntu.  I got to the screen that says SYSLINUX 4.05 EDD 2011-12-09 Copyright (C) 1993-2011 H. Peter Anvin et all about a million times a million different ways.
[22:21] <t0ntin> Jordan_u, you think if I install ubuntu from the DVD, it will work?
[22:21] <Jordan__> And yet.. never more.
[22:21] <Jordan_U> t0ntin: Yes, but you can't install from the DVD image stored on your Windows partition because that needs to be unmounted during install.
[22:22] <terminhell> Jordan__: Reimage the usb, then force the boot sequence to use usb
[22:22] <Jordan_U> t0ntin: Do you have any files that you need from the Wubi install?
[22:22] <Jordan_U> Jordan__: Again, ping me if you want to try grub.
[22:22] <t0ntin> jordan_u, no, i just want to be able to use ubuntu again, alongside windows.
[22:23] <InferiorHuman> can someone help me get the automated SSH login working, I have never been able to get it to work through putty on windows to my ubuntu system. Please don't point me to a guide and send me on my way tried it before.
[22:23] <greyfox> InferiorHuman: host keys or user keys?
[22:23] <Jordan_U> t0ntin: Then doing a normal install of Ubuntu is definitely the way to go.
[22:23] <InferiorHuman> whatever it takes to be able to login without a password
[22:24] <t0ntin> ok, i'll try that. :)
[22:24] <greyfox> InferiorHuman: Did you create key for user?
[22:24] <greyfox> ssh-keygen?
[22:24] <Jordan_U> t0ntin: You'll need to boot from a different drive than you're installing to though.
[22:25] <InferiorHuman> greyfox, I did ssh-keygen -t dsa
[22:25] <t0ntin> jordan_u, how do i do that?
[22:25] <greyfox> InferiorHuman: Did you download ~/.ssh/id-dsa?
[22:25] <greyfox> or id-sth
[22:25] <InferiorHuman> no
[22:26] <fizyplankton> Jordan_U: its me, fizy[laptop]. it works. thank you so much. i was about to grab my drive and shove it thru my screen
[22:26] <Jordan_U> t0ntin: Burn the Ubuntu iso to a DVD or move the iso to a USB drive instead of your Windows partition.
[22:26] <Jordan_U> fizyplankton: You're welcome :)
[22:26] <t0ntin> Jordan_u, yes, I have it in a DVD
[22:27] <Jordan_U> t0ntin: Then just boot from that DVD and install normally.
[22:27] <InferiorHuman> greyfox, so what do I do after I make the .pub file ?
[22:27] <t0ntin> ok, i'll try it.
[22:28] <greyfox> InferiorHuman: oh .. wait .. did you created pub key and ppk in puttygen-sth ?
[22:28] <InferiorHuman> greyfox, no I need to find out how to make .pub work for putty?
[22:29] <greyfox> InferiorHuman: so you have keys from puttygen?
[22:30] <InferiorHuman> greyfox, should i make rsa or dsa key for putty gen ?
[22:31] <greyfox> and did you put copy sth.pub to ~/.ssh/authorized_keys2
[22:32] <InferiorHuman> I have a ~/.ssh_authorized_keys file
[22:32] <greyfox> btw does anyone has problem with usb dongle 3g with autorefresh facebook?
[22:32] <greyfox> InferiorHuman: ~/.ssh/
[22:33] <greyfox> mkdir ~/.ssh
[22:33] <InferiorHuman> so copy the private / public keys I have there
[22:33] <InferiorHuman> ?
[22:33] <InferiorHuman> from putty gen on windows?
[22:33] <Jordan_U> Jordan__: It sounds like we'll be working from another computer booted via LiveUSB. Do you have more than one USB drive?
[22:33] <greyfox> InferiorHuman: copy public key to ~/.ssh/authorized_keys2
[22:33] <InferiorHuman> ok
[22:34] <econdudeawesome> if I'm running a java program that might be causing a hardware conflict, how do I log this info to a desktop txt file? $java -jar <command> | then what?
[22:34] <InferiorHuman> ok done.
[22:34] <Jordan__> Jordan_U: Sadly no I don't
[22:34] <greyfox> InferiorHuman: try now
[22:34] <reisio> econdudeawesome: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Redirection_%28computing%29#Redirecting_to_and_from_the_standard_file_handles
[22:35] <Jordan_U> Jordan__: That's OK, that just means that if we fail the first time you'll have to re-run unetbootin (or whatever utility) to get back to a working Ubuntu environment agian.
[22:35] <econdudeawesome> reisio: I'm familiar with this--will it also execute the java file?
[22:35] <InferiorHuman> ok it still asks me for password...
[22:35] <LittleBallOfHate> econdudeawesome: >
[22:35] <econdudeawesome> ok
[22:35] <Jordan__> Jordan_U: Eh, no big deal
[22:35] <LittleBallOfHate> econdudeawesome: > outputfile.txt
[22:35] <terminhell> econdudeawesome: java -flags | > log.txt
[22:35] <greyfox> InferiorHuman: did you set private key in connection setting?
[22:35] <Jordan__> I just wanna go code in my backyard on my new netbook rather than in my code dungeon all day :|
[22:35] <LittleBallOfHate> terminhell: you don't need a pipe
[22:36] <InferiorHuman> greyfox, yea it says it refused it
[22:36] <reisio> econdudeawesome: yup
[22:36] <terminhell> LittleBallOfHate: oh, but i do :p
[22:36] <FloodBot1> !netsplit
[22:36] <mentalDisorder> connect #ubuntu
[22:36] <mentalDisorder> hi
[22:37] <Jordan_U> Jordan__: Is your USB drive big enough to hold both the unextracted Ubuntu .iso file and the extracted (by unetbootin) version at the same time?
[22:37] <mentalDisorder> hey, I've got problem with sound, anybody help me  ? : )
[22:37] <Jordan__> Yeah, it's an 8gig
[22:37] <greyfox> InferiorHuman: did you put public key from that key you created in puttygen ?
[22:38] <InferiorHuman> greyfox, to ~/.ssh/authorized_keys2
[22:38] <mentalDisorder> Does anybody know sth about alsamixer ?
[22:38] <Jordan_U> Jordan__: OK. Create a directory called "boot-isos" on the USB drive and copy the Ubuntu iso file into that directory (as a file, do not extract it).
[22:39] <greyfox> hm so if ssh refuse this key
[22:39] <reisio> mentalDisorder: I know it's a compound word made up of 'alsa' and 'mixer'
[22:39] <Jordan_U> Jordan__: Then boot from the USB drive and pastebin the output of "mount" and "grub-install --version".
[22:39] <InferiorHuman> greyfox, I generated new pair of keys and copied pub to ~/.ssh/authorized_keys2
[22:39] <InferiorHuman> it still doesn't work
[22:39] <mentalDisorder> reisio: great : )  now  when i try to execute "amixer sset Master toogle"
[22:40] <Jordan__> Jordan_U: Where would I enter mount or grub install? I never have the option to do anything
[22:40] <escott> InferiorHuman, what is the output of ssh -vvv user@host
[22:40] <mentalDisorder> it turns out the ubuntu driver
[22:40] <greyfox> InferiorHuman: maybe it's turned off in sshd
[22:40] <Jordan__> Jordan_U: It immediately freezes at that syslinux screen. I cannot input anything
[22:40] <mentalDisorder> you know the speaker icon in the toolbar
[22:40] <reisio> mentalDisorder: yup
[22:40] <wafialmasry> السلام عليكم
[22:40] <mentalDisorder> but when I do it again it doesn't turn on again
[22:40] <Jordan_U> Jordan__: This is all instructions for you to follow on another machine, to make a bootable USB drive using grub.
[22:41] <InferiorHuman> escott, http://pastebin.com/cmHm475M
[22:41] <mentalDisorder> I can see that it works in amixer, because Master device is on and off when I execute this command twice
[22:41] <mentalDisorder> but ubuntu speaker icon is still off
[22:41] <Jordan__> Ah, alrighty.
[22:42] <reisio> wafialmasry: http://www.ubuntu.com/support/community/locallanguage#arabic
[22:42] <escott> InferiorHuman, debug3: Incorrect RSA1 identifier  debug3: Could not load "/home/x/.ssh/id_rsa" as a RSA1 public key
[22:42] <escott> InferiorHuman, how did you generate this key?
[22:42] <InferiorHuman> escott, putty gen
[22:42] <reisio> mentalDisorder: right, because Ubuntu uses pulseaudio on top of ALSA
[22:42] <reisio> mentalDisorder: you'll have to open up alsamixer and unmute more than just Master
[22:42] <reisio> mentalDisorder: and use something else in the future
[22:42] <mentalDisorder> ok I see
[22:43] <juanacatlan> #feodor pene
[22:43] <mentalDisorder> I'm not Arabian, btw ; )
[22:43] <juanacatlan> #feodor
[22:43] <reisio> mentalDisorder: did someone say you were?
[22:44] <Pinkamena_D> has anyone used a network bridge in ubuntu server
[22:44] <InferiorHuman> escott, I have no idea what I am doing here
[22:44] <escott> InferiorHuman, it is certainly sending id_rsa. so either the auth keys file on the remote host does not contain the pub key, or auth keys is disabled on the remote or something about putty-gen is incompatible
[22:45] <mentalDisorder> what did you mean by saying that I must unmute more than Master ?
[22:45] <InferiorHuman> escott, it has an option to make an OpenSSH public key does that help some how?
[22:45] <mentalDisorder> because I can't unmute anything else ; )
[22:45] <mentalDisorder> since everything else is just fine
[22:45] <reisio> mentalDisorder: it isn't though :)
[22:45] <reisio> mentalDisorder: you muted more than Master
[22:46] <cleaninstall> i always go to terminal and use alsamixer to find out what is realy going on with the sound device
[22:46] <mentalDisorder> it seems like it, yes
[22:46] <escott> InferiorHuman, can you post the public key here (not the private just the public)
[22:46] <reisio> well I just said you did, twice
[22:46] <reisio> seeming doesn't factor into it :p
[22:46] <mentalDisorder> the question is how can I unmute in alsamixer what I can't see
[22:46] <escott> InferiorHuman, and does the first line of the private key begin "-----BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY-----"
[22:47] <reisio> mentalDisorder: what you can't see?
[22:47] <InferiorHuman> escott, http://pastebin.com/fYavqRKN
[22:47] <mentalDisorder> when I open alsamixer I can see 8 different devices
[22:47] <mentalDisorder> and they are working
[22:47] <mentalDisorder> I can hear sound : )
[22:47] <InferiorHuman> escott, no it does not
[22:48] <escott> InferiorHuman, or ---BEGIN DSA PRIVATE KEY----
[22:48] <reisio> mentalDisorder: well something is still muted
[22:48] <InferiorHuman> escott, no
[22:48] <reisio> mentalDisorder: try using the left/right arrow keys, or hitting TAB
[22:48] <InferiorHuman> escott, how do I make my private key on linux?
[22:48] <InferiorHuman> escott, so I can import it in to putty gen
[22:49] <escott> InferiorHuman, in that case your private key is not ascii armored. Ascii armored is the preferred format for use on linux by linux command line ssh. putty on windows may use its own format so the fact that its not ascii armored doesn't necessarily mean anything
[22:49] <LittleBallOfHate> InferiorHuman: use puttygen on the windows box to gen and save keys. make sure to export your public key, find public key and copy contents to .ssh/authorized_keys on remote server. fire up putty, config to use key. login
[22:49] <Mr_Rndm> sup everybody
[22:49] <escott> InferiorHuman, ssh-keygen is the linux tool to generate keys
[22:50] <InferiorHuman> LittleBallOfHate, done that doesn't work
[22:50] <sardinha> ola