[06:41] <catchphrase> well it'll run all your glide apps without a wrapper :]
[06:41] <geneo93> 7 years old and still kicking butts
[06:41] <crimsun> yoink: did you pastebin your /var/log/Xorg.0.log?
[06:41] <IdleOne> !javadebs
[06:41] <geneo93> catchphrase:  i have mandriva 2006 on that machine
[06:42] <catchphrase> geneo93, whats mandriva?
[06:42] <jerrod> why is a torrent only downloading at 1kb/s when it should be at least 50kb/s. now i understand that it needs to establish a connection with the other peers but i shouldnt take more then 5 min to est. that connection.  any suggestions?
[06:42] <yoink> crimsun: not sure how...im on windoze now, bc i cant get lynx or anything working...nother issue
[06:42] <jerrod> im running ubuntu 5.10
[06:43] <geneo93> catchphrase:  red hat based distro
[06:43] <catchphrase> geneo93, sounds like a bastardization of mandrake
[06:43] <jerrod> my downloads are usually around 250kb/s (3MB intnernet)
[06:43] <whyami> jerrod: do you have a router?
[06:43] <jerrod> yes
[06:43] <geneo93> catchphrase:  it is
[06:44] <jerrod> whyami: its a modem/router combo from 2wire
[06:44] <catchphrase> i played with freebsd 3.3 and slackware 6.0 on a P90 several years before i discovered floppy-disk based linux routers.
[06:44] <whyami> jerrod: have you configured port forwarding for bittorrent? If not, what OS or app where you using for the fast downloads?
[06:45] <jerrod> no, dont know how
[06:45] <jerrod> whyami: ive been using package manager with ubuntu 5.10
[06:45] <catchphrase> so many distros to play with... i've reinstalled ubuntu probably a dozen times whenever it kinda blew up and didn't know how to fix it.
[06:45] <geneo93> catchphrase:  then you know DSL
[06:46] <whyami> jerrod: got it. So you have never had fast downloads with bittorrent?
[06:46] <jerrod> never :(
[06:46] <chmod775> !paste
[06:46] <ubotu> Don't flood the channel! Please use the pastebin at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/ or the channel #flood to paste large amount of text.
[06:46] <chmod775> !pastebin
[06:46] <ubotu> methinks pastebin is a site where you can post large texts and screenshots so you don't flood the channel. You can find it at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org - Install webboard for easy pasting from the gnome taskbar :)
[06:46] <catchphrase> geneo93, heard about DSL, but never tried it. i ran coyotelinux on it. just a floppy, 40 megs of ram, video card, 2 eth
[06:46] <whyami> jerrod: ok so the problem is that you need to forward the port #s that bittorrent is using. It's a configuration in your router.
[06:47] <jerrod> crap, i was afraid of that
[06:47] <geneo93> catchphrase:  how about smoothwall
[06:47] <chmod775> folks
[06:47] <chmod775> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/9291
[06:47] <chmod775> this is my source.list
[06:47] <chmod775> i am trying to install  sudo apt-get install fakeroot java-package java-common
[06:47] <whyami> jerrod: it shouldn't be hard but you might need to do a bit of googling. Unfortunately I don't use bittorrent in Linux so I can't help with some of the details. For example, I don't know if you can configure what ports your bittorrent client is using.
[06:47] <chmod775> but it cannot find packages
[06:48] <chmod775> help
[06:48] <catchphrase> geneo93, nada. the only FD routers i've tried are coyotelinux (krn 2.2) and ShareTheNet (krn 2.0)
[06:48] <chmod775> !java
[06:48] <ubotu> To install Java/Sun Java see Java on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RestrictedFormats and also see !javadebs
[06:48] <geneo93> oh
[06:48] <Od1Mie2L> !death
[06:48] <ubotu> Od1Mie2L: NO SPEAKE ENLISH! Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/
[06:48] <chmod775> help me folks
[06:48] <catchphrase> geneo93, and that was several years ago. this was for my home cable connection. spent most of my time in college without playing with this stuff anymore
[06:48] <Toma-> chmod775,  line 19 = deb http://in.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu breezy universe .... it should have main multiverse universe and restricted at the end of it
[06:49] <catchphrase> geneo93, now that i have a little D-Link wifi router, the P90 is finally asleep... may revive again if i can find a use for it but its painfully slow
[06:49] <geneo93> catchphrase:  DSL would work has very small footprint
[06:50] <chmod775> Toma-, u mean this line  deb http://in.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu breezy universe
[06:50] <Toma-> chmod775, yep
[06:50] <catchphrase> jerrod, what make/model router do you have?
[06:50] <Toma-> chmod775, should be: deb http://in.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu breezy main universe multiverse restricted
[06:50] <catchphrase> their website may have the exact info you need. D-Links do, that much I know.
[06:50] <jerrod> catchphrase: 2wire309
[06:50] <Toma-> chmod775, then do a apt-get update
[06:50] <chmod775> ok
[06:51] <Toma-> chmod775, thx for not pasting :) also, dont paste any errors in here if apt breaks
[06:51] <chmod775> yes apt breaks
[06:51] <yoink> crimsun:any ideas?
[06:51] <Toma-> whats it saying? (pastebin)
[06:51] <chmod775> bingo
[06:52] <Toma-> chmod775, its working?
[06:52] <catchphrase> jerrod, heh not a very popular router it seems. suppose you could go into http://<IP_ADDRESS> (just a guess) and poke around.
[06:52] <chmod775> yup Toma- I love you
[06:52] <crimsun> yoink: not until you pastebin the contents of that file
[06:52] <Toma-> :O hehehe
[06:52] <yoink> crimsun: i used https://wiki.ubuntu.com/XglHowto until all went wrong
[06:52] <Toma-> good stuff
[06:52] <chmod775> muah Toma-
[06:52] <jerrod> its <IP_ADDRESS>
[06:53] <catchphrase> is that your own system IP?
[06:53] <catchphrase> then the router IP is probably <IP_ADDRESS>
[06:53] <catchphrase> if not, well, i guess 254 could work too. a little odd but okay
[06:53] <jerrod> thats how i get into the system summary
[06:54] <crimsun> yoink: I need that file from your installation, not the howto
[06:54] <geneo93> catchphrase:  thats an odd router
[06:55] <yoink> crimsun: oh i know, i was just sayin...im not sure how to get it though
[06:55] <catchphrase> geneo93, yeah, not too fond of those integrated modem/router combos.
[06:56] <slew> hi, im trying to install a program that depends on python 2.4, but says it cant install because the current version is 2.4.2-0ubuntu3. what do i need to do to make this work?
[06:56] <crimsun> slew: what are the precise errors? Use pastebin.
[06:56] <overflow-1> how do I make autossh run as soon as I login as a user?
[06:56] <kcul> is ubuntu for newbie?
[06:56] <kcul> its not like gentoo huh?
[06:56] <Toma-> kcul, basically, yes
[06:56] <kcul> that if you got it installed, you're leet
[06:57] <crimsun> Ubuntu is just another distro, just like Gentoo.
[06:57] <Toma-> its has 99.9% less compiling than gentoo
[06:57] <kcul> ic
[06:57] <kcul> all is pre-compiled?
[06:57] <yoink> crimsun: ill go back into ubuntu and see if i can't copy the log over here, brb
[06:57] <geneo93> crimsun:  it does need more config tools though
[06:57] <slew> crimsun, http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/9292
[06:58] <Toma-> kcul, yep. it used apt, and hence runs just like debian, apart from the sudo/su setup
[06:58] <crimsun> slew: I bet you tried an external deb, didn't you?
[06:59] <slew> crimsun, its the only deb thats available =[ tovid isnt in the repositories.
[07:00] <whyami> slew, you trying to use tovid?
[07:00] <crimsun> slew: you can't just download random file, drop it in, and expect it to work.
[07:01] <slew> crimsun, what do you mean? its a deb file, i met all the other dependencies.
[07:01] <bigdecimal> hey hey hey
[07:01] <slew> crimsun, and the old version worked and installed. this is a fresh install of breezy.
[07:02] <slew> so i think i can expect it to work, if it worked before.
[07:02] <FunnyLookinHat> Why do I not have the option to choose 800x600 or 640x480 as my screen resolution even if i added them into /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[07:03] <crimsun> slew: the default python version in breezy is 2.4.x
[07:03] <crimsun> slew: if you want to install that, install python2.3 first
[07:03] <madewokherd> probably something about your video settings is not correct; I'd check the display driver and the frequency ranges
[07:03] <Toma-> FunnyLookinHat, look at your logfiles
[07:03] <Toma-> or quit.
[07:04] <geneo93> crimsun:  if i remember right breezy did start with 2.3
[07:04] <slew> crimsun, i have both python 2.3 and 2.4 installed, plus devs
[07:04] <Toma-> *huff*
[07:04] <madewokherd> oh, right, logs
[07:04] <destroyrapture> Yeah just installed Ubuntu on my other computer
[07:04] <madewokherd> that's a good idea
[07:04] <whyami> slew: why not just download the source and install from that? That's what I did...
[07:04] <madewokherd> listen to people who aren't me
[07:04] <destroyrapture> It's frikin amazing.
[07:04] <kcul> < gettin ready to install ubuntu, should i really?
[07:04] <slew> whyami, wouldnt i have the same problem?
[07:04] <Toma-> kcul, go on, i dare you :)
[07:04] <geneo93> destroyrapture:  wb
[07:04] <IdleOne> kcul:  if you dont you will never know if you should have ()
[07:05] <destroyrapture> lol kcul: it's better than windows
[07:05] <kcul> but im planning to do dual booting though
[07:05] <geneo93> slew:  2.3 should be installed first
[07:05] <Marsmensch> wtf IdleOne, what smiley is that
[07:05] <kcul> i just partition extra 5GB
[07:05] <whyami> slew: I (and you?) don't know anything about what machine compiled the .deb file you have etc. A compile on your machine will be tailored exactly for your machine.
[07:05] <kcul> for this ubuntu jank
[07:05] <IdleOne> thats a cool smiley
[07:05] <crimsun> slew: python points to python2.4 by default
[07:06] <IdleOne> kinda looks like casper
[07:06] <kcul> what's the word ubuntu really mean?
[07:06] <Marsmensch> yes, how you made it?
[07:06] <Madpilot> !ubuntu
[07:06] <ubotu> I guess ubuntu is an easy-to-use GNU/Linux desktop distro based on Debian.  http://ubuntu.com http://ubuntuforums.org http://wiki.ubuntu.com. It's Bantu for 'Humanity to others'. see !awards.
[07:06] <destroyrapture> Now I just need to find the driver for my wireless adapter...
[07:06] <whyami> slew: for example, it appears that the machine that compiled tovid had only Python 2.3...
[07:06] <kcul> aight yall
[07:06] <Swedish_Chef> er, i accidentally deleted /var/lib/dpkg/info, and now i get errors like "dpkg: serious warning: files list file for package `apt-src' missing, assuming package has no files currently installed.
[07:07] <kcul> wish me luck
[07:07] <kcul> :)
[07:07] <Swedish_Chef> should i ignore it, or is there anyway to fix it?
[07:07] <geneo93> destroyrapture:  ndiswrapper
[07:07] <IdleOne> Toma-:  how do I know if this is a 32 bit or 64 bit machine?
[07:07] <destroyrapture> kcul: good luck
[07:07] <chmod775> I followed the steps for installing jre but in vain
[07:07] <destroyrapture> geneo: ndiswrapper?
[07:07] <chmod775> :(
[07:07] <Toma-> IdleOne, you dont know what your CPU is?
[07:07] <IdleOne> I do
[07:07] <IdleOne> chmod775:  doesnt
[07:07] <Toma-> IdleOne, what install CD did you use?
[07:07] <geneo93> destroyrapture:  uses windows driver for your card
[07:08] <destroyrapture> beautiful
[07:08] <chmod775> IdleOne, Toma- waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah
[07:08] <IdleOne> Toma-:  not for me for chmod775
[07:08] <Toma-> oh.
[07:08] <geneo93> i dont know enough about it so i cant help you
[07:08] <IdleOne> chmod775:  what install cd did you use?
[07:08] <Toma-> chmod775, what are you trying to do anyway?
[07:08] <chmod775> Toma-, Ubuntu cd's which I ordered
[07:08] <IdleOne> yes but there are 3 versions
[07:08] <chmod775> Insalling jre plugin for my firefox browser
[07:09] <IdleOne> chmod775:  is this a mac or pc?
[07:09] <Toma-> chmod775, get this http://ubuntu.tower-net.de/ubuntu/dists/breezy/java/binary-i386/sun-j2re1.5_1.5.0+update06_i386.deb
[07:09] <chmod775> oh
[07:09] <chmod775> It's for i386
[07:09] <chmod775> pc
[07:09] <Toma-> then dpkg -i sun-j2re1.5_1.5.0+update06_i386.deb
[07:09] <Keefe> How long has linuxprinting.org been down?
[07:09] <Toma-> chmod775, you have a ppc?
[07:10] <whyami> chmod775: did you get java installed at all? What's broken exactly?
[07:10] <chmod775> yes IdleOne helped me with fakeroot and stuff
[07:10] <chmod775> but then I could'nt get that running for firefox web browser
[07:10] <FunnyLookinHat> When I edit my /etc/X11/xorg.conf file to change the resolutions, the changes only show up at the login screen (GDM) but when I login they go back to how they were before...  Is there some file I should be changing besides this one??
[07:10] <Keefe> #debian
[07:10] <IdleOne> followed wiki step by step but he says it still doesnt work
[07:11] <chmod775> IdleOne, I don't think we were wrong becuase we did the steps very very carefully
[07:11] <destroyrapture> night
[07:11] <Toma-> chmod775, can you open up firefox and put into the bar - "about:plugins"
[07:11] <Toma-> with no "
[07:12] <IdleOne> chmod775:  good luck with the java Im sure Toma-  and the rest of the gang can get it working for you
[07:12] <geneo93> destroyrapture:  did you find any info
[07:12] <chmod775> thnaks IdleOne
[07:12] <chmod775> I love you
[07:12] <IdleOne> lol
[07:12] <destroyrapture> yup, checkin compat with ndiswrapper
[07:12] <Odice> any command to see the version of a package before downloading it?
[07:12] <whyami> chmod775: I'm looking at the ubuntu page now. When you saw /home/username, did you substitute your username where it says username?
[07:12] <geneo93> !ndiswrapper
[07:12] <ubotu> hmm... ndiswrapper is a way to support Windows wireless drivers, but it is buggy compared to native support. More info at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HowToSetUpNdiswrapper
[07:12] <chmod775> Ok Toma-
[07:12] <chmod775> I am in about:plugins
[07:12] <chmod775> whyami, Hang on dude
[07:13] <Toma-> chmod775, press enter and see if you can see a java plugin
[07:13] <geneo93> destroyrapture:  did you catch that
[07:13] <wastrel> my computer is running out of batteries
[07:13] <destroyrapture> geneo: sure did
[07:13] <Ainvar> can anyone recomend a good newgroup program that is similar to grabit in windows?
[07:13] <geneo93> k
[07:13] <chmod775> nope only flash plugin
[07:14] <chmod775> still downloading the file Toma- u suggested
[07:14] <chmod775> ?
[07:14] <Toma-> chmod775, ok
[07:14] <wastrel> pan is the gnome newsreader
[07:14] <Ainvar> I have that
[07:14] <Toma-> chmod775, have you already got java installed tho?
[07:14] <GeorgeAScott> anybody have any problems with rhythmbox?  or suggest something other than xmms?
[07:14] <chmod775> yes
[07:15] <Ainvar> I am looking for a good downloader
[07:15] <yoink> crimsun left?
[07:15] <chmod775> I have downloaded firefox and install ed it in /opt
[07:15] <chmod775> the new <IP_ADDRESS>
[07:15] <yoink> can anyone else help me now that i have the error log?
[07:15] <Ainvar> GeorgeAScott I like amaroK
[07:15] <Toma-> chmod775, AHHH.
[07:15] <hanasaki> my amd barton is showing 60C in sensors ... the last one i had was a bit faster and was 40C... could sensors be wrong?  is 60C too hot?
[07:15] <chmod775> Toma-, ?
[07:15] <Toma-> chmod775, see, now youre working outside the bounds of the wiki.
[07:15] <Ainvar> but that is cause it is really nice looking and reminds me of itunes without the bad suckage IMO
[07:15] <yoink> i dont even need xgl, just X back to normal
[07:15] <GeorgeAScott> i have over 30gigs worth of music and everytime i start rhythm box there are fewer songs
[07:16] <chmod775> I want to get it running for firefox <IP_ADDRESS>
[07:16] <Ainvar> amaroK will see it all and will even grab the album covers and such, but I just recently started using it
[07:16] <chmod775> IdleOne told me to follow the wiki
[07:16] <Toma-> hanasaki, yeh. how hot is the room youre in?
[07:16] <Toma-> chmod775, which wiki?
[07:16] <chmod775> !javadebs
[07:16] <geneo93> anyone have deb for seamonkey
[07:16] <Toma-> !ff1.5
[07:16] <Odice> I use Quod Libet and do the same that Amarok with some plugins
[07:16] <ubotu> You can use firefox 1.5 by following this wiki page https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FirefoxNewVersion
[07:16] <chmod775> javadebs wiki
[07:16] <hanasaki> Toma-: room = 72F
[07:17] <Toma-> chmod775, follow that wiki ^^^
[07:17] <Toma-> hanasaki, F?
[07:17] <Toma-> :)
[07:17] <hanasaki> farenhieght
[07:17] <chmod775> I got firefox already running
[07:17] <hanasaki> sp
[07:17] <Toma-> metric plz.
[07:17] <chmod775> I just need the plugin to work with ff1.5
[07:17] <Odice> but Firefox isn't a static binary
[07:17] <Odice> ?
[07:17] <Toma-> chmod775, you need to re-install the plugins for firefox 1.5
[07:18] <chmod775> how ?
[07:18] <yoink> banshee is like rythmbox too, and it sees mp4's which rb didnt for me
[07:18] <Jivenix> how do i find files
[07:18] <Ainvar> hmmm found klibido that is similar to grabit for do downloads from newsgroups but it is kde based and not gnome/gtk :(
[07:18] <Jivenix> find blah*
[07:18] <Jivenix> something like that
[07:18] <hanasaki> Toma-:  lol <23C
[07:18] <Odice> Banshee needs some plugins to be more like Amarok
[07:18] <Toma-> chmod775, look at that wiki, and scroll down to "Restore your Searchplugins"
[07:18] <wastrel> locate
[07:18] <Madpilot> GeorgeAScott: try Muine for playing albums; I've never had much like with Rhythymbox
[07:19] <Odice> how can i know what version of gnome im using?
[07:19] <Madpilot> *luck, not like
[07:19] <Toma-> hanasaki, i see :) yeh, 60c is too hot. is the fan working? enough ventilation?
[07:19] <GeorgeAScott> thanks Madpilot...
[07:19] <Odice> forget i ve found the thing
[07:19] <Odice> xd
[07:19] <Madpilot> Odice: System menu -> About Gnome
[07:19] <GeorgeAScott> i just don't care for amarok too much
[07:19] <geneo93> Madpilot:  have you seen audacious yet
[07:19] <Toma-> hanasaki, also, check your temps thru bios, theyre more certain
[07:19] <hanasaki> Toma-: this is the fan http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16835106602
[07:19] <Madpilot> geneo93: who/what?
[07:19] <hanasaki> fan is spinnign fine.. bios shows the same as the sensors in linux.   case side is currently open
[07:20] <Toma-> hanasaki, thats a case fan. wont cool the cpu too much
[07:20] <geneo93> it xmms gtk2 app Madpilot
[07:20] <yoink> can anyone tell me why X says it can't read /etc/X11/X symlink, invalid argument?
 chmod775, which wiki?
 !javadebs
[07:20] <yoink> * hatake_kakashi has joined #ubuntu
 chmod775, which wiki?
 !javadebs
[07:20] <yoink> * hatake_kakashi has joined #ubuntu
 chmod775, which wiki?
 !javadebs
[07:20] <chmod775> frist one worked properly
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[07:20] <Toma-> hanasaki, i had a sempron burn out on me a few weeks ago :(
[07:20] <chmod775> sudo cp -i --reply=no ~/.mozilla/firefox1.0.x.ubuntu/*.default/search/* /opt/firefox/searchplugins/
[07:20] <chmod775>
[07:20] <Toma-> yoink, plz, stfu.
[07:20] <hanasaki> Toma-: how hot did it run
[07:20] <yoink> oops, sorry
[07:20] <chmod775> second one is not working properly
[07:20] <hanasaki> why did it burn
[07:20] <Toma-> hanasaki, 80oc :(
[07:21] <hanasaki> dan
[07:21] <hanasaki> dam
[07:21] <yoink> sorry, mirc isnt my thing
[07:21] <Toma-> yoink, well dont use mirc?
[07:21] <chmod775> Toma-,  u there ?
[07:21] <hanasaki> Toma-:  how hot should it run.. max.. this is a barton socket A 2900
[07:21] <yoink> cuz im in WINDOZE cuz im having a bit of trouble with ubuntu
[07:21] <Madpilot> geneo93: a gnome frontend for xmms? interesting
[07:21] <chmod775> I did restore plugin thing
[07:21] <yoink> which is why i am here, Toma!
[07:21] <chmod775> The first one worked but now the second one
[07:22] <chmod775> help
[07:22] <Toma-> chmod775, yep. now after its copied, close it all, re-open it, and goto about:plugins again
[07:22] <geneo93> Madpilot:  i have rpm for it
[07:22] <Madpilot> yoink: don't paste, use the pastebin. And speak English, not AIMglish - thanks...
[07:22] <chmod775> No hope dude did it but in vain
[07:22] <hanasaki> Toma-: thats a case fan? http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16835106602  i see a socket A mount
[07:22] <Toma-> hanasaki, 50oc max i should think?
[07:22] <slew> whyami, you still here?
[07:22] <hanasaki> fyi.. Toma- the cpu fan is about 2500rpm
[07:23] <chmod775> !ff1.5
[07:23] <ubotu> You can use firefox 1.5 by following this wiki page https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FirefoxNewVersion
[07:23] <yoink> Madpilot: Sorry, http://pastebin.com/571525
[07:23] <Toma-> hanasaki, oic, it is a cpu fan :P silly me
[07:23] <hanasaki> 50C max?  how about under load.. llike when building a kernel compile
[07:23] <chmod775> I guess the old firefox also did'nt have jre installed in it
[07:23] <chmod775> Toma-, ?
[07:23] <hanasaki> lol Toma- :(
[07:23] <yoink> Madpilot: that's what crimsun asked me for, but when i got back from getting it, he had left already
[07:23] <wastrel> don't be sad
[07:24] <Toma-> chmod775, find your old firefox plugin dir, and ln -s everything in there to your new one.
[07:24] <wastrel> but I have to go
[07:24] <Madpilot> yoink: I've been afk, got no idea what that is... sorry
[07:24] <Toma-> chmod775, oh, no java in your old firefox?
[07:24] <chmod775> yup
[07:24] <Toma-> chmod775, well thats a whole new story then.
[07:24] <hanasaki> Toma-:  umm so what do you think could make the cpu soo hot? its not overclocked
[07:25] <chmod775> oh man
[07:25] <geneo93> hanasaki:  dirt
[07:25] <Toma-> hanasaki, dare i say, but the heatsink looks pretty crap. have you got thermal paste on it?
[07:25] <chmod775> Toadstool,
[07:25] <yoink> Madpilot: my /var/log/Xorg.0.log or something of the sort.  I lost the exact path when I brought it to windows
[07:25] <chmod775> Toma-, ?
[07:25] <hanasaki> its a fresh install... cleaned the copper and used artic silver too
[07:25] <Toma-> ok good
[07:26] <hanasaki> hmm dam.. what makes it look crap
[07:26] <chmod775> dude can u help me Toma-
[07:26] <Toma-> chmod775, run "sudo updatedb" and WAIT. itll take a while. then run "locate libjavaplugin_oji.so"
[07:26] <hanasaki> higher CFM of air is better right?
[07:26] <chmod775> k
[07:26] <Toma-> shhhhhhhhhhhh. takes time to type and help 2 people at one time.
[07:26] <Toma-> patience plz.
[07:26] <yoink> My prob is, X says it can't read /etc/X11/X symlink, invalid argument.  I'm looking to make it all better.
[07:27] <Toma-> hanasaki, its short, not much surface area compared to the standard amd heatsinks...
[07:27] <Toma-> hanasaki, and the fan is running full speed?
[07:27] <Madeye> Hola, anyone using bluetooth ?
[07:27] <babo> how do I get regex   .*    to match newlines as well ?
[07:27] <hanasaki> toma yes... 2500rpm
[07:27] <Toma-> ok
[07:28] <hanasaki> rated at 32CFM air
[07:28] <ThePhur> hi guys
[07:28] <hanasaki> hi
[07:28] <Madeye> any idea how to turn on my bluetooth device? it works fine if I enable it from XP and then boot back to ubuntu, cant I enable it from ubuntu ?
[07:28] <ThePhur> enable what?
[07:29] <Madeye> ThePhur, Bluetooth build-in device
[07:29] <Madpilot> hanasaki: 32cfm for a cpu fan isn't a lot
[07:29] <ThePhur> ah
[07:29] <chmod775> Toma-, http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/9294
[07:29] <chmod775> locate gave me the following results
[07:30] <hanasaki> Madpilot: umm how much you think ishould have .. min
[07:30] <chmod775> Toma-, ?
[07:30] <Madpilot> hanasaki: I think mine does about 50cfm, plus two case fans (three in summer)
[07:31] <hanasaki> hmmm what brand?
[07:31] <chmod775> Toma-, ru there ?
[07:31] <hanasaki> http://microcenter.com/byos/byos_single_product_results.phtml?product_id=0234680   <= that look anygood?
[07:31] <Toma-> chmod775, if you dont have some patience, ill stop helping you.
[07:31] <ThePhur> i wanna trick out this tower i got from my mom..the motherboard is fuckin fried when we moved so i gotta fix that up..but i wanna trick that shit out with neon wires, fans, etc..
[07:31] <ThePhur> look pretty dope..
[07:31] <chmod775> Toma-, I am sorry
[07:32] <chmod775> Toma-, I am so sorry
[07:32] <Toma-> chmod can you give me the output of "ls /opt/firefox"
[07:32] <chmod775> k
[07:32] <Toma-> pastebin
[07:32] <Madpilot> hanasaki: can't remember the brand offhand - one of the standard heatsink/fan companies
[07:32] <hanasaki> brb.. gonna try the old fan
[07:33] <chmod775> here Toma- http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/9295
[07:33] <ThePhur> anyone buy shit from frozencpu.com
[07:33] <ThePhur> ?
[07:33] <Toma-> !coc
[07:33] <ubotu> methinks coc is the Ubuntu Code of Conduct, which we ask all Ubuntu users to follow. You can find the Code of Conduct at http://www.ubuntu.com/community/conduct/
[07:34] <Toma-> chmod775, run this "ln -s /usr/lib/j2re1.5-sun/plugin/i386/ns7/libjavaplugin_oji.so /opt/firefox/plugins/"
[07:34] <chmod775> k
[07:34] <mebaran151> is the Xserver down in dapper?
[07:34] <ThePhur> oh, you tryin to install java?
[07:34] <mebaran151> or do I need to fix it
[07:34] <mebaran151> it complains it can't find /etc/xserver/XserverSecurity
[07:34] <Toma-> mebaran151, #ubuntu+1
[07:35] <Odice> how can i know what type of reiserfs is a partition (2 or 3)
[07:35] <ThePhur> put a symbolic link to your java in /usr/lib/mozilla-firefox/plugins
[07:35] <yoink> once again, X says it can't read /etc/X11/X symlink, invalid argument.  Can anyone help?
[07:35] <babo> Dagmar: so if I wanted to match a line      'this is my \n newline example scenario'      and I wanted everything from my -> example - how would I do that ?
[07:36] <yoink> here's the log i guess...http://pastebin.com/571525
[07:36] <chmod775> Toma-, ?
[07:36] <chmod775> should I restart firefox
[07:36] <ThePhur> chmod775, what's you issue, maybe i can be of some help
[07:36] <Toma-> chmod775, close all firefox's and open again and goto about:plugins
[07:37] <babo> this is .*[/r/n] $.*scenario  ... ?
[07:37] <Draconicus> Where is the GNOME splash screen located?
[07:37] <spstarr> hmm, do we have the compositor merged into metcity?
[07:37] <chmod775> yes java shows
[07:37] <spstarr> we have Xair but no composite manger bits ?
[07:37] <Toma-> spstarr, nope
[07:37] <Toma-> chmod775, and there you go.
[07:39] <babo> Dagmar: ok I got it thanks :)
[07:39] <Madpilot> Draconicus: there's a splash screen manager app you can install - http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=77694
[07:40] <chmod775> lemme check I need to say I love you Toma-
[07:40] <Draconicus> Madpilot: It's just an image. I want to know the location so that I can simply replace it with the one I want.
[07:40] <Toma-> :/
[07:41] <crshman> what is used for wlan encryption in linux? like wpa and wep keys and stuff like that?
[07:42] <dabaR> !wpa
[07:42] <ubotu> I guess wpa is enable the universe repository, then "sudo apt-get update", and then "sudo apt-get install wpasupplicant".  See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WPAHowto for more details
[07:42] <Toma-> crshman, yep. whatever your wlan cad can handle
[07:42] <chmod775> love you muah Toma-
[07:42] <crshman> ahh ok thnx much
[07:42] <Toma-> chmod775, np.
[07:42] <Madpilot> Draconicus: I think it's /usr/share/pixmaps - but I'm not certain
[07:43] <Madpilot> sorry, /usr/share/pixmaps/splash
[07:43] <ThePhur> yep
[07:43] <ThePhur> hehe, i was just about to say it
[07:44] <ming> I installed kernel source 2.6.12 but could not find where the source code is. Any one can help.
[07:44] <geneo93> ming /usr/src
[07:45] <firebird619> Could someone help me? I am trying to convert an AVI file to an mpeg file so I can open it in LiVES. I am using mencoder, I also tried Avidemux. I get the message Sampling rate 8000 is not allowed in mp2. Couldn't open codec mp2, br=224. What can I do to solve this problem? Is there another format I can use that  LiVES is able to open?
[07:45] <cyphase> hmm
[07:46] <ming> found linux-source-2.6.12.tar.bz2. Should I do install manually ?
[07:46] <Jivenix> what command shows you waht type of file a given thing is
[07:46] <ThePhur> bunzip2 linux-source-2.6.12.tar.bz2
[07:46] <geneo93> ming:  what are you trying to do
[07:47] <ThePhur> install 2.6.12 kernel source
[07:47] <ming> like to trace kernel source code
[07:48] <Toma-> firebird619, it should be able to open the avi directly. have you installed the w32codecs?
[07:49] <chris__> Total linux noob here.  Can anyone help me access my secondary (slave) HD?
[07:49] <firebird619> Toma-: I am not sure about the w32codecs. I tried opening the AVI file, but it did not open the video part, only audio.
[07:49] <Toma-> hmmm
[07:49] <Toma-> !w32codecs
[07:49] <ubotu> w32codecs is probably a compilation of binary win32 A/V codecs for many popular proprietary formats not currently supported by free implementations under linux. See http://tinyurl.com/e4a5s to install
[07:50] <ridulo> need mime type help please
[07:50] <Toma-> firebird619, says here on the lives website, it uses mencoder to decode the files it uses, so it will use mplayer plugins. the w32codecs pack brings windows codecs (AVI and friends) to linux, meaning your avi will be supported then (theoretically)
[07:51] <Toma-> "Loading and editing of most video formats (via mplayer decoder)"
[07:51] <babo> can I change the 'from' field of emails I send to gmail.  I want to use gmail as my mail box, but I want my emails to appear like they came from my companies domain. Is this possible ?
[07:51] <babo> oops sorry ... I meant ... emails that I send from gmail
[07:52] <Toma-> babo, yep
[07:52] <firebird619> Toma-: I have mplayer installed, but LiVES only opens the audio portion of the AVI file.
[07:52] <ming> I wan to use cscope. Is there a cscope package to download ?
[07:53] <overflow-1> I need to setup a POP3 tunnel to my ISP, ssh -fNL 10000:localhost:110<EMAIL_ADDRESS>but since they don;t have SSHD running, how do I set it up?
[07:53] <synackuator> does anyone know how to boot breezy using a floppy since i can't get any bootable CDs to work?
[07:53] <zeta> two questions about dapper: why is the bittorrent tracker running (I see it being stopped when I shutdown/restart), and why do I have two entries for "screensaver" in my system->preferences menu?
[07:53] <overflow-1> ming: apt-get install cscope
[07:53] <babo> Toma: thanks ... how do I do it ?
[07:53] <Toma-> firebird619, possibly because the audio codec in the avi is a free format, that came with mplayer, which the video codec, is a windows one
[07:53] <Toma-> babo, not sure :) http://mail.google.com/support/?ctx=%67mail&hl=en
[07:54] <Toma-> firebird619, have you installed w32codecs?
[07:54] <esac_> anybody know what Dynamic Routing might be on a DSL router ?
[07:54] <ridulo> babo goto gmail settings --> accounts --> add another email; it will then send you a confirmation email to the new address
[07:54] <esac_> ubotu: tell firebird619 about w32codecs
[07:55] <chris__> Can anybody help me access my second hard drive?  I just switched to Ubuntu and have all my music saved on there and can't seem to access it.
[07:55] <Madpilot> !mount
[07:55] <ubotu> I heard mount is the command to add partitions to your filesystem - for full instructions see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/InstallingANewHardDrive For mounting windows partitions, see !windowsdrives or http://tinyurl.com/bly9f
[07:55] <Madpilot> chris__: ^^^
[07:55] <firebird619> Toma-: I just tried opening the AVI file in Mplayer itself and it doesn't open the file at all. says "FATAL: Could not initialize video filters (-vf) or video output (-vo). I haven't installed w32codecs at all. Are they listed in Synaptic, so I could check that way?
[07:55] <utter_failure> I can't even install Ubuntu.
[07:55] <utter_failure> orz
[07:55] <chris__> Thank you.
[07:56] <Toma-> firebird619, what video card do you have? is it a laptop?
[07:56] <geneo93> utter_failure:  maybe the burn is bad
[07:56] <utter_failure> It seems to be booting to it
[07:56] <utter_failure> I have the "grub>" line
[07:57] <crshman> how do i kill all running x servers?
[07:57] <utter_failure> Don't know what to do with it, or the syntax for the commands
[07:57] <firebird619> Toma-: The graphics are Intel and built into the Motherboard. It is a Desktop PC. I am downloading the w32codecs now from the site ubotu listed.
[07:57] <synackuator> utter_failure, i have the same issue on a box of mine
[07:57] <babo> ridulo: thanks guys
[07:57] <ming> overflow-1: I did "apt-get install cscope" but it said "package cscope has no installation candidate" ???
[07:57] <ThePhur> crshman: Ctrl + Alt + Backspace
[07:57] <crshman> oh ya! thnx
[07:57] <Toma-> firebird619, ok. hopefully that'll fix the problem. but the -vo error has me concerned... we'll see!
[07:57] <ThePhur> no prob - ThePhur
[07:58] <utter_failure> Should I be at the grub> line in the first place?
[07:58] <synackuator> utter_failure, i'm not really sure how to proceed either and no one is responding in here or in #grub ...
[07:58] <utter_failure> Gah
[07:58] <geneo93> utter_failure:  for install
[07:58] <ridulo> ming: cscop is in universe repository -- do you have that enabled?
[07:59] <HappyFool> ming: it's in the universe software repository; you need to enable that first
[07:59] <ming> how do I enable ?
[07:59] <goofeedude> Does anyone know where Rhythmbox stores your "music library"?
[07:59] <Toma-> utter_failure, did the burn of the ubuntu image work?
[07:59] <ThePhur> edit /etc/apt/sources.list
[07:59] <ThePhur> and uncomment the lines with universe in it
[07:59] <utter_failure> Yeah, it seems to have completed fine
[07:59] <ThePhur> it will tell you how in the file.
[07:59] <firebird619> Toma-: I am waiting for the w32codecs to download now, (I have dial-up so I don't know how long it will take), I will let you know if it solves the problem or not.
[07:59] <Toma-> firebird619, ok!
[07:59] <Madpilot> goofeedude: where you tell it to - check the options
[08:00] <geneo93> utter_failure:  did you burn as image
[08:00] <Toma-> utter_failure, did you get to the ubuntu splash image with the boot: part?
[08:00] <ming> HappyFool: How do I enable universe repository ?
[08:00] <ThePhur> ming
[08:00] <ThePhur> i just told you
[08:00] <esac_> does anybody know how i can permanently change the device permissions of /dev/hda4 so that my vmware windows system can see the ntfs partition there ?
[08:00] <utter_failure> I opened the image the image with Nero and burned
[08:00] <kcul> startkeylogger
[08:00] <Madpilot> !tell ming about universe
[08:00] <Toma-> kcul, no norton users here :)
[08:00] <Madpilot> utter_failure: ISOs need to be burned differently
[08:00] <kcul> lol
[08:00] <ridulo> where can i put custom mime types so they don't get zapped with upgrades?
[08:00] <utter_failure> No, I didn't get a splash image or anything, just grub>
[08:01] <utter_failure> How so?
[08:01] <ThePhur> ming, edit /etc/apt/sources.list, and uncomment the lines with universe in it
[08:01] <Madpilot> utter_failure: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BurningIsoHowto
[08:01] <goofeedude> lol, from the rhythmbox help: "The library is located in the .gnome2/rhythmbox directory in your home directory."
[08:01] <Toma-> kcul, goto dalnet and try that.
[08:01] <ThePhur> it will explain how in the file
[08:01] <goofeedude> Madpilot: thanks :-)
[08:01] <Toma-> utter_failure, have you set your bios to boot from the cd rom before the harddrive?
[08:01] <HappyFool> i am (very) lagged; sorry for slow responses
[08:02] <Jivenix> when i try to change the theme of gnome, i get a "invalid file format"
[08:02] <ThePhur> did you try to drag the theme into the theme manager?
[08:02] <utter_failure> I can't access my BIOS (damn Compaq)
[08:02] <Toma-> Jivenix, well.......... whats the file format youre trying to use?
[08:02] <geneo93> Toma-:  says he gets grub promt
[08:02] <utter_failure> Would booting to C: cause the grub> thing?
[08:02] <Jivenix> i dunno, gzip file
[08:02] <Toma-> geneo93, no grub on live cd
[08:02] <ThePhur> try this, click on a theme from a site, open it with file roller, or the like, and extract the theme name folder to your desktop
[08:02] <Toma-> iirc.
[08:03] <Jivenix> ok
[08:03] <ThePhur> then open a terminal and type: sudo mv ~/Desktop/file-name ~/.themes
[08:03] <ThePhur> =]
[08:03] <geneo93> Toma-:  he's trying to install i though
[08:03] <Toma-> install cd has no grub either
[08:03] <jetscreamer> compaq you hit F10 or exc or F2 .. try them all
[08:03] <jetscreamer> esc
[08:04] <Madpilot> Toma-: um, *something* isntalls GRUB...
[08:04] <Jivenix> then what
[08:04] <ThePhur> open terminal
[08:04] <Toma-> utter_failure, did you have another type of linux on the system before this?
[08:04] <ming> I uncommented it from /etc/apt/source.list.  but it said "package cscope is not available,..."
[08:04] <ThePhur> and move that folder on your desktop, to ~/.themes
[08:04] <Madpilot> Jivenix: after you do what ThePhur suggested, open the Theme manager again
[08:04] <utter_failure> Yes, SuSE
[08:04] <Toma-> there you go.
[08:04] <geneo93> maybe grub is the only thing it can read on the cd as bootable
[08:04] <Jivenix> hmm, i think i've tried that
[08:04] <Jivenix> let me try again
[08:04] <ridulo> ming: you have to use apt-get update first
[08:04] <Jivenix> it's .gzip format
[08:04] <Madpilot> Jivenix: got a link to the theme you were trying?
[08:04] <Jivenix> yeah
[08:04] <ThePhur> unzip it
[08:05] <utter_failure> I did fdisk>format, etc. already though
[08:05] <Jivenix> one sec
[08:05] <Jivenix> http://art.gnome.org/themes/gdm_greeter/1036
[08:05] <ThePhur> to get just the bare folder with the gtkrc in it
[08:05] <Jivenix> yeah i tried that
[08:05] <albacker> guys which package do i need to play .avi ?
[08:05] <Jivenix> i opened the theme manager and it wasnt in the list
[08:05] <ThePhur> and then move it into ~/.themes
[08:05] <Toma-> utter_failure, that wont clear your MBR, where grub from suse is installed. basially, you didnt burn the CD right, or youre not booting from the cd
[08:05] <Jivenix> thats where i put it
[08:05] <ThePhur> then open theme manager and it should be there
[08:05] <crshman> how do i set runlevel? runlevel X?
[08:05] <Jivenix> maybe its not the right kind of theme or something
[08:05] <ThePhur> hmm
[08:05] <Toma-> ubotu, tell albacker about w32codecs
[08:05] <ThePhur> what's the theme name
[08:05] <Madpilot> Jivenix: GDM themes != Gnome desktop themes...
[08:05] <utter_failure> Alright, It probably isn't booting from CD then.
[08:06] <Jivenix> oh
[08:06] <Jivenix> :\
[08:06] <Jivenix> what is it
[08:06] <Jivenix> hey dibblego!
[08:06] <utter_failure> I've had problems booting from CD before, I just figured grub was from the CD
[08:06] <utter_failure> Thanks
[08:06] <Madpilot> GDM is the login thing
[08:06] <Jivenix> oh fark
[08:06] <ThePhur> there should be a folder with  a file called 'gtkrc' in it, if you want a gnome theme
[08:06] <dibblego> what are my chances of getting my Lexmark X5150 printer working with Dapper?
[08:06] <Toma-> utter_failure, nope :P
[08:06] <ThePhur> gtkrc = gimp tool kit resource control
[08:06] <Madpilot> Jivenix: for Gnome desktop themes, look for GTK2 or Metacity stuff
[08:06] <Jivenix> ok
[08:06] <Toma-> utter_failure, good luck. can you remember howto get that pesky bios menu back?
[08:07] <ThePhur> Jivenix, go to http://art.gnome.org
[08:07] <utter_failure> Actually, I think I've got it
[08:07] <utter_failure> Sometimes this computer boots to D:/ for what seems to be no reason at all
[08:07] <Dr_Willis> !ntfs
[08:07] <ubotu> ntfs is, like, the filesystem used in Windows 2000 and newer; to automatically mount your NTFS partition: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/AutomaticallyMountMSWindowsPartitions
[08:07] <utter_failure> And it just did it apparently
[08:07] <Toma-> utter_failure, awesome! :)
[08:07] <Madpilot> Jivenix: you can change GDM themes too, but they're different from desktop themes
[08:07] <Jivenix> ok i'll look up how to change the gdm theme
[08:07] <geneo93> utter_failure:  time for new bios battery
[08:08] <utter_failure> Heh, hopefully I'll never need to boot from CD again
[08:08] <Toma-> Jivenix, System > Admin > Login Screen Setup
[08:08] <utter_failure> This computers about dead anyways
[08:08] <ridulo> ming any luck?
[08:09] <Jivenix> should i put the file in a special place?
[08:09] <ThePhur> gdm themes are login manager themes right?
[08:09] <ming> thanks. I got cscope installed now.  Trying to see how to get whole 2.6.12 kernel source installed.
[08:09] <jetscreamer> yes
[08:09] <Toma-> ThePhur, correct
[08:09] <jetscreamer> the graphical ones
[08:09] <ThePhur> Jivenix, this tell you how to install gdm themes
[08:09] <hrishi> hi, i am working on a socket program , and in the code when i do accept it shows illegal seek error , even though the code is running on redhat etc.
[08:09] <ThePhur> http://art.gnome.org/faq.php#q7
[08:10] <hrishi> what could be the problem
[08:10] <jetscreamer> apt-get install gdm-themes doesn't work?
[08:10] <Madpilot> Jivenix: just leave the file on your desktop, the manager take care of actually installing it
[08:10] <Jivenix> ok cool
[08:10] <hrishi> i am using gcc 4
[08:10] <ThePhur> as root, run gdmsetup
[08:10] <Madpilot> jetscreamer: sure - that package is in Universe
[08:10] <ThePhur> under graphical greeter tab, click the "instal new theme" button
[08:10] <jetscreamer> ah
[08:11] <Toma-> GDM setup = System > Admin > Login Screen Setup
[08:11] <esac_> i cant .. fstab is for mounting say /dev/hda4 /mnt/windows and yes you can give it full permissions to users. but vmware needs access to the device /dev/hda4, not /mnt/windows
[08:11] <esac_> doh
[08:11] <esac_> anybody know how i can permanently change the permissions of /dev/hda4 (so my vmware running as user can access it since it is an ntfs partition) ?
[08:11] <Seeker> I have a question, I have been using Ubuntu a few weeks now, and I love it, but I want to try one of the keyboard control friendly WM's
[08:11] <Seeker> does anyone have a reccomendation as to what is the best?
[08:11] <ridulo> found this ming: linux-source-2.6.15 - Linux kernel source for version 2.6.15 with Ubuntu patches
[08:11] <Toma-> esac_, what is in the /dev/hda4 lineof your fstab?
[08:12] <ridulo> just change the version # try apt-get install linux-source-2.6.12
[08:12] <Jivenix> dibblego, ask in #ubuntu+1 for dapper
[08:12] <ThePhur> Seeker, you want a keyboard controlled one?
[08:12] <Seeker> yes
[08:12] <ThePhur> i dunno of that, but Fluxbox = awesome
[08:12] <ThePhur> a must try
[08:12] <esac_> toma- /dev/hda4 mounts to /mnt/data .. that is not the issue, the mount works fine. vmware needs access to /dev/hda4 so it can mount it as say e: .. but the default permissions wont let it. i can sudo chmod a+rwx /dev/hda4, and it works, but once i reboot those are gone. i want to make those permanent
[08:13] <ThePhur> do sudo apt-get install fluxbox
[08:13] <Seeker> thanks
[08:13] <Seeker> I will grap it
[08:13] <dibblego> ok thanks
[08:13] <ThePhur> then at the login screen, for session, click on Fluxbox
[08:13] <ThePhur> yep, no prob..its not keyboard controlled though,,atleast not that i know of
[08:13] <ming> got 2.16.12 kernel now. thanks.
[08:15] <Toma-> esac_, you could make a script for it... those permissions are set in udev
[08:15] <Toma-> brb
[08:16] <Odice> when i do the partition with ubuntu, and i choose a reiserfs partition, its a resierfs3 partition or a reiserfs4 partition?
[08:16] <Odice> i mean the installer partitioner
[08:16] <geneo93> reiserfs3.6
[08:16] <IceDC571> anyone here use PPC?
[08:17] <ThePhur> PPC?
[08:18] <Arafangion> IceDC571: Used to.
[08:18] <rabeldable> Is there a bug in gamin?  gam_server is consuming 900MB of RAM right now
[08:18] <Arafangion> IceDC571: Just ask the damn question.
[08:19] <IceDC571> I'm trying to find a good free way to resize my OS X partition
[08:19] <Toma-> anyone know of a way to list the biggest packages via apt or dpkg?
[08:19] <Gopher> how to find my current version of GTK installed?
[08:19] <crshman> the command to start ssh is /etc/init.d/ssh start correct?
[08:20] <Odice> ok
[08:21] <Odice> geneo93: that means that i can use the extended attributes of Beagle?
[08:21] <Odice> because it says that doesnt work with reiserfs4
[08:21] <geneo93> yes
[08:21] <rabeldable> does anyone here know what gamin is?
[08:21] <ThePhur> how do you even view the packages on your system via terminal?
[08:21] <Odice> ok, then im going to enable that
[08:22] <ThePhur> rabeldable, do you mean gaim?
[08:22] <neiras> rabeldable: gamin is a process that monitors filesystem directories for changes and notifies interested apps when changes occur
[08:22] <rabeldable> no gamin, the process is gam_server its a file system monitor
[08:23] <rabeldable> neiras: yes
[08:23] <rabeldable> currently my process is using 900MB of RAM and my box is sooooo sloow
[08:23] <neiras> restart the servie
[08:23] <neiras> service
[08:23] <rabeldable> i wasn't sure if that would break something.... I'll try that as soon as I close everything
[08:24] <neiras> Are you doing anything that would cause a large number of files to be created/deleted/modified very quickly, with a Nautilus window open to that directory?
[08:24] <ThePhur> you'll know you broke something when your HDD starts smokin
[08:24] <Gopher> how to find my current version of GTK installed?
[08:24] <neiras> basically, close the nautilus window if that's the case and gam should calm down
[08:25] <geneo93> ThePhur:  i love that smell
[08:25] <rabeldable> no, but I had a nfs filesystem mounted then I rebooted the nfs server so there could be a problem with loosing the connection to the nfs server with nautilis open in that dir
[08:25] <ThePhur> haha
[08:25] <rabeldable> i have since closed nautilis a long time back...
[08:26] <ridulo> thephur: try dpkg-query -l for a list of packages installed
[08:26] <ming> Try to get man page for 'epoll_wait', 'select', 'poll', which package shout I get ?
[08:27] <rabeldable> ok... I can't find the service for gamin
[08:28] <rabeldable> i doubt there is a start script for this service, it seems like its tied into the kernel
[08:28] <calc> ming: manpages-dev
[08:28] <blekos> any ideas why is not asking me for a psswd when i run synaptic update?
[08:28] <neiras> rabeldable: kill it
[08:28] <neiras> kill -9 gam-server
[08:28] <neiras> :P
[08:28] <rabeldable> no thanks... I'll reboot
[08:28] <rabeldable> brb....
[08:29] <atoponce> blekos, have you run the sudo command within the past 15 minutes?
[08:29] <geneo93> blekos:  maybe its doing nothing
[08:29] <blekos> not really
[08:29] <ThePhur> sudo gives you root permissions for a small amount of time
[08:29] <blekos> only in the startup i had added sudo firestarter which doesnt seem to run
[08:29] <blekos> :(
[08:30] <ThePhur> so if you sudo something once, if you do it again soon, it wont ask for a password
[08:30] <geneo93> ThePhur:  but every coomand needs sudo
[08:30] <ming> calc: thanks. How do you happen to know ? Like to learn it so next time I can dig it by myself first. thanks.
[08:30] <jetscreamer> why do you want to kill the fime monitoring application
[08:30] <jetscreamer> file
[08:30] <atoponce> geneo93, not every command
[08:30] <calc> ming: since it was already installed on my machine i ran dpkg -S /path/to/file
[08:30] <blekos> well, in breezy i had sudo firestarter at start up but psswd was required for snaptics
[08:30] <vivid> blekos:  you need to visudo, and add your name or group with "ALL=NOSASSWD: /path/to/foo"
[08:30] <ThePhur> what is firestarter anyways?
[08:30] <ThePhur> isnt it a firewall?
[08:30] <vivid> its a firewall
[08:30] <calc> ming: otherwise you can try getting the packages files and using apt-file to search for the file you want
[08:30] <bintut> how can i load modules in ubuntu? it doesn't have /etc/modprobe.conf
[08:31] <dibblego> a song by The Prodigy
[08:31] <calc> ming: apt-cache can also search descriptions to give you a better guess at what to install as well
[08:31] <ridulo> firestarter is a firewall with gui
[08:31] <ThePhur> shit, im running unprotected like last night with my girlfriend..better get that sucker up and running
[08:31] <vivid> blekos: of you read the faq at there website it will tell you how to handle such problems
[08:31] <blekos> how do i do that  vivid??
[08:31] <ming> thanks calc.
[08:31] <bintut> hello all.. i'm having a problem with acpi. my laptop is hp compaq nx6125 that uses an amd turion64 processor. you can check a snippet of my /var/log/messages at http://pastebin.com/571501
[08:32] <blekos> ok
[08:32] <geneo93> ThePhur:  i bet you got them all by now
[08:32] <hanasaki> Toma-: bakc... put in the jet engine like thermaltake cooler.. at 5200rpm its keeping the cput at 49C
[08:32] <Madpilot> ThePhur: Ubuntu doesn't have any services running by default, so you're safe. (won't comment on your gf... :P )
[08:32] <hanasaki> i think that barton is just a dam hot cpu
[08:33] <hanasaki> its the 2900+
[08:33] <calc> bintut: to force modules to load at boot put them in /etc/modules
[08:33] <hanasaki> the barton 3000 i have runs fine at 42C the same thermatake fan at 2600rpm
[08:33] <hanasaki> oddd!
[08:33] <Madpilot> hanasaki: that is warm - my XP-M 2500+ runs at 39-44C depending on room temp...
[08:33] <hanasaki> ?
[08:33] <vivid> anyway, i was already running dapper before flight 4, so i dont need to dl the flight 4 iso and reinstall do i? my install updated im sure?
[08:33] <rabeldable> back
[08:33] <calc> different athlon's run at different temps
[08:33] <hanasaki> xp mobile Madpilot ?
[08:34] <Madpilot> hanasaki: yeah, the desktop version of the lappie CPU
[08:34] <calc> my dad's athlon runs at something like 80C
[08:34] <hanasaki> calc:  this is a barton 2900+ vs 3000+  both fsb 400
[08:34] <bintut> calc: thanks..
[08:34] <hanasaki> xp-m is desktop?
[08:34] <calc> but his is the original athlon xp model so it ran hotter than newer ones
[08:34] <rabeldable> gam_server = 1MB
[08:34] <calc> not xp-m
[08:34] <calc> palomino iirc
[08:35] <hanasaki> calc: .. dam .. how odl is it? i bet it dies Quick
[08:35] <calc> if your cpu isn't crashing it is probably ok regardless of the temp it is running at
[08:35] <calc> its about 4-5 years old now
[08:35] <ridulo> #leave
[08:35] <atoponce> question: my ubuntu server hard drive seems like it is trying to park the heads repeadedly.  the light blinks steady for a while then stops.  any ideas?
[08:35] <hanasaki> hmmm
[08:35] <calc> its an original athlon xp 1800
[08:36] <calc> from iirc ~ oct 2001
[08:36] <jb1> atoponce: IDE or scsi?
[08:36] <sk2> is it possible to get the root password for a new install from the command line?
[08:36] <atoponce> jb1, IDE
[08:36] <calc> heh
[08:36] <calc> wikipedia note: "The "Palomino" did have one major flaw, however: it ran very hot."
[08:36] <vivid> calc: the models that ran hot were the athlon thunderbirds, and previous
[08:36] <slew> hi, id like to remove the bittorrent client, but when i click on remove it also wants to remove ubuntu-desktop. this seems like a bad idea. is it?
[08:37] <atoponce> i worry it is going to wear out my hard drive faster than i would like...
[08:37] <phos-phoros> slew, I would assume so, yes
[08:37] <calc> thunderbird was the < 1400 model
[08:37] <Madpilot> sk2: no root pw on Ubuntu - use sudo + your user pw
[08:38] <slew> so theres no way to remove the bittorrent client ever?
[08:38] <Madpilot> !tell sk2 about root
[08:38] <jb1> atoponce: have you tried "sudo hdparm -iI /dev/xxx" to see if there are any clues there?
[08:38] <Madpilot> slew: ubuntu-desktop is just a meta-package, removing it should be OK
[08:38] <vivid> was =>1400, and then the thoroughbreds reduced the temp
[08:38] <calc> i went from a spitfire 600->1000 to a non overclocked palomino which i gave my dad several years later
[08:38] <blekos> if i want to here radio via internet i am asked to doenload media player
[08:38] <atoponce> jb1- i did try sudo hdparm -B /dev/hdd1.
[08:38] <calc> after seeing the temps i am glad i didn't try overclocking it
[08:39] <blekos> any other options of what plugin to install?
[08:39] <sk2> ty\
[08:39] <jb1> atoponce: isn't it" -B nnn " since it is a numeric setting?
[08:39] <geneo93> calc:  sometimes that brings the temp down
[08:39] <slew> so far so good..
[08:39] <vivid> blekos: not sure, but i think rhythmbox comes with radio stations by default
[08:40] <calc> geneo93: if you lower the voltage maybe, doubtful just upping the speed would drop the temp
[08:40] <atoponce> jb1- what would i be looking for?
[08:40] <blekos> i want to choose from a web site, for radio station all over the world
[08:40] <geneo93> calc:  i'm running 3 degrees cooler at 10% oc
[08:40] <LeoToothpick> how do i set man page to look into other packages man?
[08:40] <vivid> you probably arent going to have heat trouble, some chips max at 160ish C
[08:41] <calc> i had a p4 2.4c for a while i could undervolt the hell out of, i should have kept it
[08:41] <calc> iirc i was running it at 3.06GHz at ~ 1.2v
[08:41] <calc> it was amazing
[08:41] <jb1> atoponce: well, the man page says that "-B 255" disables apm on the drive. I would start with that and work my way lower to see where the sweet spot is.
[08:41] <calc> vivid: 160F? 160C would be quite hot
[08:41] <vivid> the chip will randomly screw up and over time youll find yourself reboot more oftem before it overheats, thats what does the damage
[08:41] <calc> most chips are rated below 90C
[08:42] <geneo93> calc:  i have dual xeon system comming
[08:42] <calc> iirc the old palomino's were rated at either 90 or 95C
[08:42] <vivid> calc: if they maxed at 30 degrees at normal temp, they would overheat every summer
[08:42] <vivid> at/over
[08:42] <atoponce> jb1- thx.  i'll give that a shot
[08:42] <calc> vivid: i think you are getting your C and F reversed
[08:42] <jb1> atoponce: np.
[08:42] <calc> 30C is roughly 90F
[08:42] <calc> not the other way around
[08:42] <calc> 160F is 71C
[08:43] <calc> 160C is 320F which is more than damn hot
[08:43] <geneo93> mines at 41C now both them
[08:43] <vivid> athlon mp 1.33 ghz has 90 C max
[08:44] <vivid> which would be hard to get that model up close to 300 degrees
[08:44] <geneo93> 320 f the motherboard catches fire
[08:45] <vivid> so like i said, you will damage the chip before it gets hot, youll notice over time it causes more errors and reboots
[08:45] <calc> i was talking about:
[08:45] <calc> 01:40 < vivid> you probably arent going to have heat trouble, some chips max at 160ish C
[08:45] <calc> notice C instead of F
[08:45] <calc> most chips max out below 100 C
[08:46] <vivid> calc: whats closer 90-160 c or 160-300f
[08:46] <InnerFIRE> why does evolution keep my emails when i tell it to delete them?
[08:46] <hanasaki> i just plugged in a usb drive.. how can i find what dev it is one
[08:46] <geneo93> most kill themselves at 65C
[08:46] <hanasaki> on
[08:46] <calc> 160C = 320F
[08:46] <narzy> anyone know of a good tutorial on setting up a printer in ubuntu remotely?
[08:46] <jb1> hanasaki: " sudo lsusb" should do it.
[08:46] <calc> 90C = 190F
[08:47] <calc> roughly speaking
[08:47] <blekos> well vivid, there is a plugin for firefox so you can here stream
[08:47] <vivid> there are chips that can go way over 300 F
[08:47] <blekos> it uses vlc ;)
[08:47] <blekos> thnk u anyhow
[08:47] <calc> vivid: but not typically desktop chips
[08:47] <calc> at least not operating temps that high
[08:47] <babo> hello
[08:47] <vivid> blekos: never used those, so i dunno which one for radio, but totem, has a glstreamer plugin for firefox i think
[08:47] <geneo93> the internal temp would be greater
[08:47] <hanasaki> hmm jb.. it shows Bus 001 Device 003: ID 067b:3507 Prolific Technology, Inc. PL3507 ATAPI6 Bridge
[08:47] <hanasaki>      how do i use cfdisk to partition it? what is it on /dev/????
[08:48] <calc> at one point managed to run a p133 without a heatsink for about 12 hours without realizing it and it still worked
[08:48] <calc> not sure how hot that thing got
[08:48] <vivid> calc: either way, unless you dont have a heatsink on it, your very unlikely to damage it with heat, as with improper voltage/fsb/clock settings
[08:48] <hanasaki> hmm usb2 is faster than sataI oand sataII?
[08:48] <babo> help - my screen keeps on blanking out or just showing noise ... ? I have an nvidia geforce 6 graphics card with the nvidia packages from synaptic installed ... what should I do now ?
[08:48] <calc> vivid: true
[08:49] <geneo93> hanasaki:  that had real copper in it though
[08:49] <vivid> babo: is it a pcix?
[08:49] <calc> usually a chip will stop booting if you try to high voltage, not sure if you can kill them with just that, never actually tried to kill one
[08:49] <babo> vivid: what is pcix ?
[08:49] <InnerFIRE> why does evolution keep my emails when i tell it to delete them?
[08:49] <calc> babo: server pci
[08:49] <hanasaki> geneo93: umm i missed something.. pls repeat// you can priv msg if you like
[08:49] <babo> I'm on ubuntu64 btw
[08:49] <geneo93> hanasaki:  typo
[08:49] <hanasaki> k
[08:49] <calc> babo: he might have meant pci express
[08:49] <geneo93> sorry
[08:49] <hanasaki> sok
[08:49] <vivid> babo: its nothing to do with servers, its the new motherboard bus that doesnt use agp
[08:50] <calc> vivid: pcix != pcie
[08:50] <hanasaki> how do i find out what /dev/____ the usb drive i plugged in is on?
[08:50] <babo> vivid: ya, I think it's pci express
[08:50] <vivid> babo: if its an athlon 64 you probably have it
[08:50] <calc> http://www.pcisig.com/home
[08:50] <calc> they are completely different :)
[08:50] <calc> pcix is parallel high speed, pcie is serial high speed
[08:51] <vivid> babo: what version of the driver do you have installed?
[08:51] <jb1> hanasaki: ah, sorry.  I would try "mount -l"
[08:51] <jb1> hanasaki: that's a small L
[08:51] <babo> vivid: ya it's amd64
[08:51] <firebird619> Toma-: I installed the w32codecs now, didn't have any problems, errors, or anything, but Mplayer still does not open the AVI file. I am trying to open the file in LiVES now, but it takes a while to open.
[08:51] <InnerFIRE> goddamnit , can i for once come in here and get an answer to my questions
[08:52] <babo> vivid: lspci throws up nothing
[08:52] <vivid> babo: apt-cache policy nvidia-glx
[08:52] <hanasaki> jbl.. that tells what IS mounted.. i need to mount it.. just dont knwo where it is.. like my main drive is /dev/hda1  what is the usb?  /dev/hd_  ?
[08:52] <crshman> what is the name of the x server process?
[08:53] <calc> crshman: X ps aux should show something like /usr/bin/X :0 ....
[08:53] <babo> vivid: 1.0.7667-0ubuntu25.1
[08:53] <geneo93> hanasaki:  try fdisk -l
[08:53] <babo> vivid: nvidia-glx : 1.0.7667-0ubuntu25.1
[08:54] <jb1> hanasaki: I believe USB stuff gets assigned to the scsi bus by the system so it will show up as sda, sdb, etc.
[08:54] <calc> jb1: yea
[08:54] <hanasaki> hmmm sis there a way to list whats on the scsi buss?
[08:55] <calc> hanasaki: easy way to tell what is seen already is just ls /dev/sd*
[08:55] <narzy> god this is getting annoying
[08:55] <calc> hanasaki: assuming your system is using udev
[08:55] <narzy> anyone have any luck printing to an HP Jetdirect connected printer?
[08:55] <narzy> it's easy as hell in windows
[08:55] <hanasaki> it is.. lol i think!?  what is udev/?
[08:55] <jb1> hanasaki: or you could do "cat proc/scsi/scsi"
[08:55] <Toma-> firebird619, same error?
[08:55] <narzy> in linux I've hit a dead in.
[08:55] <destroyrapture> ok so I burned ndiswrapper and ndisgk to a cd....tried to open them in Ubuntu....and nothin happenned except that it said it could open that kind of archive...>.<
[08:56] <vivid> babo: http://packages.ubuntu.com, search for nvidia-glx in dapper, and download v1.0.8178
[08:56] <firebird619> Yes
[08:56] <Draconicus> This is discouraging. Is there no mplayer package for Dapper?
[08:56] <jb1> hanasaki: oops...forgot a leading slash. that's "cat /proc/scsi/scsi"
[08:56] <calc> narzy: should be able to just specify the ip and port
[08:56] <firebird619> Toma-: I opened it in LiVES and it still only opens the audio
[08:56] <Jivenix> how do i install a deb
[08:56] <Madpilot> Draconicus: #ubuntu+1 for Dapper
[08:56] <calc> narzy: as far as i remember jetdirect's have a port that does regular lp style printing
[08:56] <Jivenix> i have this deb file called clearlooks
[08:56] <hanasaki> hmm i dont have  /proc/scsi
[08:56] <Toma-> firebird619, ok, run "mplayer yourfile.avi" in the directorty your avi is in, and swap the filename. then copy all the info into a pastebin
[08:56] <Draconicus> Madpilot: I chose to ask both channels. :P
[08:56] <Toma-> !pastebin
[08:56] <ubotu> somebody said pastebin was a site where you can post large texts and screenshots so you don't flood the channel. You can find it at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org - Install webboard for easy pasting from the gnome taskbar :)
[08:56] <Jivenix> i'm not sure what it is, but its supposed to be cool
[08:57] <narzy> calc can you explain?
[08:57] <Jivenix> narzy, port 9100
[08:57] <geneo93> destroyrapture:  have you tried coping them to home
[08:57] <calc> narzy: http://www.redhat.com/docs/manuals/linux/RHL-9-Manual/custom-guide/s1-printing-jetdirect-printer.html
[08:57] <Jivenix> you can also format some printer options with PJL
[08:57] <Madpilot> Jivenix: Clearlooks is probably already included in Ubuntu - it's a theme engine
[08:57] <destroyrapture> yup, still won't open
[08:57] <Jivenix> oh
[08:57] <Jivenix> narzy, you can also telnet a job to a jetdirect enabled printer
[08:57] <geneo93> destroyrapture:  make the executables
[08:58] <destroyrapture> ?
[08:58] <Jivenix> you can also ftp it
[08:58] <Madpilot> Jivenix: when you're looking thru theme sites, look for "Metacity" and/or "GTK+1" themes for Ubuntu
[08:58] <Jivenix> nuts eh
[08:58] <destroyrapture> How do I do that...?
[08:58] <geneo93> properties
[08:58] <Jivenix> ok
[08:58] <destroyrapture> ok
[08:58] <jb1> hanasaki: please describe what you are trying to do and what kind of device it is.
[08:58] <Jivenix> i got my ubuntu lookin pretty hot
[08:58] <Madpilot> Jivenix: sorry, GTK2 themes :P
[08:58] <kos> does Ubuntu use Xprint?
[08:58] <narzy> where do I get their handy dandy tool...
[08:58] <vivid> i think it looks good with clearlooks
[08:59] <calc> Jivenix: at hp?
[08:59] <narzy> brb
[08:59] <Jivenix> he doesnt work at hp anymore
[08:59] <calc> Jivenix: ah ok
[08:59] <Jivenix> but we both worked for hp yes
[08:59] <calc> Jivenix: know bdale?
[08:59] <Jivenix> not me
[08:59] <narzy> well Jivenix, I guess your my guy ;)
[08:59] <calc> Jivenix: ok
[09:00] <destroyrapture> geneo: Where in properties? :)
[09:00] <Jivenix> narzy, i know all kinds of cool tricks for those hp jetdirect printers
[09:00] <babo> vivid: I'm getting a conflicting packages error with my present 1.0.3 nvidia install ...
[09:00] <hanasaki> jb1: i have http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16817146057
[09:00] <Draconicus> I tried to access a file on my machine remotely through Samba, got an input/output error, and now my harddrive's going nuts! What can I do?! I'm worried it'll screw up my files or something!
[09:01] <hanasaki> jb1: i want to partition it w/ cfdisk or a better util if i have one.. and then format it
[09:01] <hanasaki> jb1: it is using the usb2 interface aTM
[09:01] <narzy> Jivenix, oh do share ;)
[09:02] <narzy> it's a cheapo pos, I think its a 175
[09:02] <firebird619> Toma-: I ran that command, but haven't pasted to pastbin, I am not online on my Linux box right now. The errors appear in the first few lines. For example, can't open joystick device, mplayer: could not connect to socket, and mplayer: No such file or directory.
[09:03] <narzy> wish you could manage friends lists in IRC
[09:03] <narzy> atleast I haven't figured out how yet.
[09:03] <Toma-> firebird619, no, thats usual. there should be some stuff about VO: and input/output at the bottom of it all
[09:03] <Jivenix> narzy, if the printer has a HD, you can execute java in it
[09:03] <narzy> I could play my printer PonG!
[09:03] <narzy> sweet
[09:03] <jb1> hanasaki: OK, an external SATA drive.  If it is USB, it should be automounted by hotplug and assigned a device name by udev.
[09:03] <Jivenix> you can telnet into it, ftp into it and use it as a fileserver
[09:03] <Jivenix> you can set the console lcd messages via snmp
[09:04] <narzy> its got 8 mb of RAM
[09:04] <hanasaki> jb1:  it is a sata2 drive in the enclosure and connected to the pc w/ the usb interface
[09:04] <narzy> and I think 12 megs of Flash ROM
[09:04] <hanasaki> 1. how do i scan the scsi buss and see whats on it
[09:04] <beanbag> Can anyone please help me with display problems in Ubuntu?
[09:04] <firebird619> Toma-: Yes, The selected video_out device is incompatible with this codec. mp_image: Unknown out_fmt: 0x0. FATAL: Could not initialize video filters (-vf) or video output (-vo)
[09:05] <hanasaki> hmm hot plug?
[09:05] <firebird619> Toma-: That is what appears at the bottom, these errors, and what I listed above, are the only errors it gives.
[09:05] <jb1> hanasaki: i really think that "mount -l" should give you the device name if it is mounted.
[09:05] <Toma-> firebird619, ok. run gmplayer, and right click the screen and goto preferences, click Video and tell me what driver youre using from there
[09:06] <hanasaki> its not mounted.. lol i havent even cfdisked it.. and cant .. i dont know what dev it is
[09:06] <jb1> hanasaki: lol...duh.  Did you try "fdisk -l"?
[09:06] <hanasaki> ya.. no luck
[09:06] <hanasaki> just shows what is mounted
[09:07] <beanbag> help me please
[09:07] <firebird619> Toma-: The driver that is highlighted is xv        X11/Xv.     There are 7 other drivers listed.
[09:07] <hanasaki> oh.. hehe shows now. id idnt have the kernel mods for scsi installed
[09:07] <Toma-> hmm ok
[09:07] <Madpilot> beanbag: if you ask an actual question, you might get actual help...
[09:08] <hanasaki> ok.. thanks!
[09:08] <Toma-> firebird619, are any of those boxes at the bottom on that page checked?
[09:08] <jb1> hanasaki: np. it should have worked!!!
[09:08] <hanasaki> it did.. as soon as i installed the mod for scsi
[09:08] <firebird619> Toma-: Under the Codecs & demuxer tab, for Video codec family, it says none, but there are choices in that dropbox. Does that matter.         Yes, Enable double buffering is checked.
[09:09] <hanasaki> hmm what is udev?  isnt that soemthign that is dead?
[09:09] <jb1> hanasaki: i mean it should have modprobed the scsi driver automatically when it detected it.
[09:09] <mebaran151> what's the best source html editor for GNOME
[09:09] <mebaran151> and not gvim or emacs
[09:09] <mebaran151> something that is really easy to cut and paste with
[09:09] <hanasaki> i have hotplug installed now
[09:09] <hanasaki> ;)
[09:10] <jb1> hanasaki: ok. you should be fine.
[09:10] <Madpilot> mebaran151: Bluefish or Screem
[09:10] <Toma-> firebird619, thats ok
[09:10] <hanasaki> ok.. so for an external drive usb.. what do you suggest? ext? resier?
[09:10] <hanasaki> and why
[09:10] <firebird619> Toma-: In the Codecs & demuxer tab, I selected Win32/VfW video codecs, and it opened the file.
[09:10] <babo> How do I include the dapper packages in my repository for hedgehog ?
[09:11] <Jivenix> i think i've themed myself num
[09:11] <Jivenix> numb
[09:11] <Jivenix> http://www.pastehere.com/?nqyvfo
[09:11] <jb1> hanasaki: i'm afraid i don't have any experience with reiser so i can't comment. i just stick with ext3.
[09:11] <vivid> babo: are you running hedgehog?
[09:11] <babo> I need the latest nvidia packages ... for ubuntu 64
[09:11] <Toma-> firebird619, cool :)
[09:11] <tiede> hi guys. I was just wondering, does someone know how I can get rid (safely) of the old kernels on my box? Is deleting the vmlinuz and the initrd for that kernel version how I should go about doing it?
[09:11] <C-O-L-T> when does ubuntu dapper ship officially??????????
[09:11] <hanasaki> k
[09:11] <Madpilot> Jivenix: looks like OSX
[09:11] <babo> vivid: errr .. wait a minute ...
[09:11] <Jivenix> does it?
[09:11] <Jivenix> lol
[09:12] <vivid> babo: you need nvidia-glx, and linux-restricted-modules-(kernelversion) for nvidia 8178, you can find them by searching in dapper on packages.ubuntu.com
[09:12] <firebird619> Toma-: No such luck in LiVES though.
[09:12] <beanbag> Well, i want to install linux on my PC, so i tried the Live CD first, just to see if i would like it, but just as it loads my screen goes black and says OUT OF RANGE
[09:12] <Toma-> firebird619, doh :/
[09:12] <jb1> hanasaki: i'm off to bed now. glad you got things going. later...
[09:12] <vivid> babo: but remove them, and switch your video driver to vesa to make sure you get them uninstalled, or you will have conflicts between the versions
[09:12] <Toma-> firebird619, is there a lives channel? also, try asking in mplayer. ive got to go :(
[09:13] <irvin> !dapper
[09:13] <vivid> babo: the 'nv' driver wont work with pciexpress, use '
[09:13] <vivid> 'vesa'
[09:13] <tiede> hi guys. I was just wondering, does someone know how I can get rid (safely) of the old kernels on my box?
[09:13] <irvin> !tell C-O-L-T about dapper
[09:13] <firebird619> Toma-: I think there is a LiVES channel, not sure on mplayer. I will check it out. Thanks for your help.
[09:13] <mebaran151> hey
[09:13] <babo> vivid: how can I tell what ubuntu I'm running ... the 'about ubuntu' thing isn't working.        I've downloded the restricted modules but it tells me that I need the kernel image for system.map ... I feel like I could be going on and on forever here  ... wouldn't synaptic be easier
[09:13] <mebaran151> what's the best webdev suite for Ubuntu
[09:13] <babo> ?
[09:13] <Toma-> tiede, use synaptic. just make sure you keep your current one
[09:13] <mebaran151> for source editing
[09:13] <Madpilot> Jivenix: mine, currently - http://www.warbard.ca/temp/desktop.png
[09:13] <vivid> C-O-L-T: just so you know, the version numbers, tell you when, first digit 6=2006, second digit 4=4/april
[09:13] <Toma-> firebird619, i know theres an mplayer channel :) very helpful people there too
[09:13] <babo> vivid: I've removed all my old nvidia packages
[09:14] <firebird619> Toma-: Ok, thanks
[09:14] <hanasaki> so.. umm this usb drive.. its my bakcup.. what is the best way to have the system mkae sure that usb drive has the same contents as the interal drive?  and to update the external usb drive when i plug it in.. preferablly to only copy changed files, new files. and to del any files that were removed?
[09:14] <tiede> no... It was a custom made kernel so I could get my ACPI battery working (my dsdt was wrong, so I followed the wiki, but it still won't work :( ) Now I want to get rid of it...
[09:14] <keithhhhhhhhh> What is the best torrent tracker for ubuntu?
[09:14] <Toma-> np, wish i could be of more help. just tell the mplayer people that lives uses mplayer to read/edit tracks
[09:14] <babo> vivid: how do I switch to vesa ?
[09:14] <vivid> babo: i dunno, try apt-get update and see what server your checking for packages maybe?
[09:15] <Jivenix> whats that weather thing mad
[09:15] <kcul> startkeylogger
[09:15] <Jivenix> and those little gauges down below
[09:15] <babo> vivid: cool, it's breezy
[09:15] <Madpilot> Jivenix: one of the standard Gnome panel things - right-click on a panel, choose Add To Panel
[09:15] <beanbag> Will a Nvidia PCE-Express display card work with Ubuntu?
[09:15] <Jivenix> whoa!
[09:15] <keithhhhhhhhh> Babo did you install Korean on your system?
[09:15] <vivid> beanbag: yes, use the vesa driver, or ideally the nvidia driver, not nv
[09:16] <babo> vivid: I'm in Korea
[09:16] <tiede> Is there a way you know of that I can uninstall a custom-made one, Toma-
[09:16] <babo> keithhhhhhhh: I'm in korea
[09:16] <Madpilot> Jivenix: the weather thing is "weather report", the little system gauges are System Monitor
[09:16] <keithhhhhhhhh> Babo - did you install hangul on your system?
[09:16] <Jivenix> i never knew these were here
[09:16] <babo> keithhhhhhhh: no I don't think so - why ?
[09:16] <Toma-> tiede, did you make a deb package of it?
[09:17] <beanbag> vivid: I want to use the Ubuntu Live CD, just to check it out, but my screen goes black
[09:17] <keithhhhhhhhh> Babo- well I couldnt find korean in the setup
[09:17] <babo> keithhhhhhh: what setup ?
[09:17] <keithhhhhhhhh> babo - are you using ubuntu linux?
[09:17] <Madpilot> Jivenix: yeah, the Gnome panel applets have some cool stuff - and some very strange stuff. Try installing "Fish" :P
[09:18] <hanasaki> hmm how do i format a partition ?>
[09:18] <vivid> beanbag: use the vesa driver
[09:18] <tiede>  I just followed this wiki: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ACPIBattery Toma-
[09:18] <Jivenix> yeah i was wondering what that fish was
[09:18] <vivid> beanbag: or switch to console and install nvidia's driver
[09:18] <babo> keithhhhhhh: what are you talking about ?
[09:19] <beanbag> vivid: dont have internet at home
[09:19] <keithhhhhhhhh> babo - this is a linux chat group
[09:19] <beanbag> vivid: but will download it now
[09:19] <vivid> beanbag: then use the vesa driver
[09:19] <Eiscreme> hi
[09:19] <babo> keithhhhhhh: yes, I'm using linux ubuntu
[09:20] <keithhhhhhhhh> babo - do you have hangul installed?
[09:20] <babo> keithhhhhhhh: no I don't think so ? why ?
[09:20] <beanbag> another question, is here anyone from SA that works on the Automate Car Dealer system?
[09:21] <keithhhhhhhhh> babo - well your name is Korean and your in Korea so I was just wondering, Korean isnt in the setup of ubuntu
[09:21] <Toma-> tiede, well follow that, but in reverse.
[09:21] <crshman> how do i restart networking?
[09:22] <beanbag> vivid: Which precise driver should I download for ubuntu on NV's page?
[09:22] <packman_e> hey all
[09:22] <vivid> beanbag: are you getting it from nvidia.com?
[09:22] <babo> keithhhhhhhhh: oh , cool - sorry I thought this had something to do with my nvidia issue. I'm in Korea at the moment - I don't have hangul on this ubuntu but I did install it on another one. There is a piece in the wiki or on the net about setting it up. i can't remember where ...
[09:22] <keithhhhhhhhh> ya Ill look later
[09:23] <keithhhhhhhhh> not in a rush cause Koreans dont really use linux much  ;)
[09:23] <Eiscreme> is ubuntu  unstable debian?  or testing?  or what is it please?
[09:23] <babo> keithhhhhhh: well you're right there ... but they are making alot of noise about switching at the moment. Are you in Korea as well ?
[09:24] <packman_e> guys i have a little problem. after installing software my apt list seems to be locked and even after a restart it remains the same. any ideas please
[09:24] <Madpilot> Eiscreme: it's Ubuntu - using actual Debian packages on it could well break things...
[09:24] <vivid> beanbag: you can use nvidia.com's installer, in which case youll need that, and youll need to install build-essential, kernel-headers-(kernelversion), and kernel-source-(kernel) and set export CC=gcc-3.4
[09:24] <Eiscreme> Madpilot: it has its own packaging system?
[09:24] <tiede> I don't understand, Toma- . I already have the normal one. It just creates another one on top of it (which still does not have battery support enabled). I have disabled theirs from Grub, but I wanted to get rid of it altogether. I don't see how sudo dpkg-reconfigure linux-image-$(uname -r) is going to help... Do I also have to do something else after that. Cause I want to erase it altogether, and leave my PC just like it was before.
[09:24] <emmerac> hello!
[09:24] <babo> keithhhhhhhh: are you in Korea at the moment ?
[09:25] <Madpilot> Eiscreme: no, it uses .deb, but it maintains it's own repositories
[09:25] <keithhhhhhhhh> no but might be soon
[09:25] <vivid> beanbag: or you can download from packages.ubuntu.com, in the dapper section, nvidia-glx 8178, and linux-restricted-modules matching the kernel and driver 8178
[09:25] <xsquared> hi, i just installed drip and when i go to execute it.... it says segmentation fault. how do i fix this?
[09:25] <keithhhhhhhhh> have been there many times
[09:25] <blekos> how are the recovery kernels called in synaptics ? i want to rmv them
[09:26] <emmerac> Does anyone know were I can purchase a cheap computer with no OS?
[09:26] <vivid> xsquared: will need more information than that
[09:26] <packman_e> computer fair
[09:26] <pulver> how do you get kde to automount cds etc and open in the filemgr?
[09:26] <babo> keithhhhhhh: computer programmer ? English teacher ? wandering nomad ?
[09:26] <vivid> xsquared: see if you can find something in a log or such
[09:26] <packman_e> guys i have a little problem. after installing software my apt list seems to be locked and even after a restart it remains the same. any ideas please (ubuntu)
[09:26] <xsquared> vivid: where do i look?
[09:27] <keithhhhhhhhh> babo between english teacher and wondering nomad ;)
[09:27] <babo> vivid: can I get some confirmation on what I should be doing about my nvidia issue ... ? should I keep chasing down packages ? how do I switch to vesa ?
[09:27] <xsquared> it just outputs segmentation fault in the terminal and drops me back to the prompt
[09:27] <babo> keithhhhhhh: me too
[09:27] <Eiscreme> Madpilot: how big is the risk that a package is broken and distrubes anything on my system when I install new software from the repository?
[09:28] <Eiscreme> Madpilot: (that happened with knoppix and mepis)
[09:28] <keithhhhhhhhh> cool
[09:28] <beanbag> Where can I get a Linux version of the Program Netterm?
[09:28] <babo> what's the easiest way to get someone's user name to pop into the text box ?
[09:28] <vivid> babo: you removed the nvidia stuff right? if so, press cntrl+alt and f1, login and run, as root, /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[09:29] <Madpilot> Eiscreme: everything in Ubuntu's own repos should be tested to prevent that happening
[09:29] <babo> vivid: I removed the nvidia stuff ... but I haven't installed anything to replace it ?
[09:29] <GlemSom> I've used cfdisk to create an extra partition. But when writing the table I get this message: "Wrote partition table, but re-read table failed.  Reboot to update table.
[09:29] <GlemSom> ". Do I REALLY need to reboot? :/
[09:29] <keithhhhhhhhh> babo-dont know yet Im using Gaim to chat
[09:29] <Eiscreme> Madpilot: same with  Kubuntu?
[09:30] <vivid> babo: if it doesnt load, ill tell you what to do, just reboot or exit from gdm, you will need to do this to switch drivers
[09:30] <babo> keithhhhhhh: you're not looking for a job by any chance are you ???
[09:30] <keithhhhhhhhh> not really but whats up?
[09:30] <Madpilot> Eiscreme: they use the same repos, just different desktops (Ubuntu = Gnome; Kubuntu = KDE)]
[09:30] <keithhhhhhhhh> might be interested
[09:30] <babo> vivid: if what doesn't load ? I haven't installed anything ?
[09:31] <vivid> babo: just do it, you have several drivers by default, it should have reverted to the original
[09:31] <Eiscreme> Madpilot: when you use Ubuntu instead of Debian,  you will have a reason for.    What is the reason why you do not use Debian sarge?  What makes Ubuntu better?
[09:31] <vivid> babo: if it didnt, we will change it
[09:31] <babo> keithhhhhhhh: my girlfriend is in dire straits looking for a teacher at her school ... asap
[09:31] <keithhhhhhhhh> ah well asap is too soon
[09:31] <lowroad> I'm running gtkpod 0.99 but when I try to load my m4a files I get this message:   m4a/m4p/m4b not supported without the mp4v2 library. You must compile the gtkpod source together with the mp4v2 library.     Does anyone know how I can fix this?
[09:32] <lowroad> I dont know how to compile gtkpod source with mp4v2 library
[09:32] <tiede> So, am I to believe I have to reinstall linux just so I can remove an unwanted kernel?
[09:33] <Madpilot> Eiscreme: Ubuntu is one CD to install, which I like. I actually got into Ubuntu because my brother already was, but that's just me...
[09:33] <Eiscreme> Madpilot: is the installation easy or do I have to know much about partitioning?
[09:34] <Madpilot> Eiscreme: depends on how you want to install it - there's a partitioner built into the installer
[09:34] <lowroad> I'm running gtkpod 0.99 but when I try to load my m4a files I get this message:   m4a/m4p/m4b not supported without the mp4v2 library. You must compile the gtkpod source together with the mp4v2 library.     Does anyone know how I can fix this?
[09:34] <Eiscreme> Madpilot: does the partitioner suggest anything?
[09:35] <babo> ok I'm back again ...
[09:35] <blekos> do u know how i can import times new roman to oo?
[09:36] <Madpilot> Eiscreme: I can't remember, to be honest. It's been nearly a year since I did a full install of Ubuntu, and the partitioner has changed since then
[09:36] <babo> vivid: hi
[09:36] <babo> keithhhhhhh: hi
[09:36] <Madpilot> !tell blekos about fonts
[09:36] <Cyorxamp> Hi how do I install a .deb ??
[09:36] <lowroad> Cyorxamp: goto terminal type   sudo dpkg -i nameofthepackage.deb
[09:36] <keithhhhhhhhh> babo hi
[09:36] <babo> Cyorxamp: dpkg -i file.deb
[09:37] <babo> keithhhhhhh: do you post on eslcafe ?
[09:37] <keithhhhhhhhh> nope
[09:38] <babo> keithhhhhhh: what do you do when you're not teaching english ?
[09:38] <lowroad> I'm running gtkpod 0.99 but when I try to load my m4a files I get this message:   m4a/m4p/m4b not supported without the mp4v2 library. You must compile the gtkpod source together with the mp4v2 library.     Does anyone know how I can fix this?
[09:38] <keithhhhhhhhh> not much
[09:38] <keithhhhhhhhh> need a hobby  ;)
[09:38] <babo> keithhhhhhhh: ha, me too
[09:39] <babo> vivid: are you still there ?
[09:39] <vivid> yes
[09:39] <keithhhhhhhhh> babo Im about to go to sleep
[09:39] <vivid> playing some little games heh
[09:39] <keithhhhhhhhh> babo nice to meet you
[09:39] <vivid> i like supertux reminds me of old mario brothers 3
[09:40] <babo> keithhhhhhh: nice to meet you too ... give us a look up when you're thinking of coming over ... I'm at www.englishteachingkorea.com
[09:40] <vivid> babo: did you restart gdm?
[09:40] <northie> Freaking out a bit over changing my Ubuntu keyboard layout.
[09:40] <babo> vivid: yip
[09:40] <tiede> Well, guys. I've waited long enough for someone to help me with removing that bad kernel of mine. i am going on idle mode. See you guys in a while. If anyone has any suggestions for me, just write it with my name in it, and I'll know right away! I am on the ubuntuforums now.
[09:40] <northie> As I try, through system/prefs/keyboard, it seems to flash through all the available themes.
[09:41] <lowroad> I'm running gtkpod 0.99 but when I try to load my m4a files I get this message:   m4a/m4p/m4b not supported without the mp4v2 library. You must compile the gtkpod source together with the mp4v2 library.     Does anyone know how I to do this?
[09:41] <keithhhhhhhhh> haha my friend owns a similar site with a similar domain name
[09:41] <babo> keithhhhhhh: cool - which one ?
[09:41] <keithhhhhhhhh> I just cant remember the domain right now hahaha really funny
[09:42] <babo> keithhhhhhh: maybe I know you ?
[09:42] <keithhhhhhhhh> nah my friend and I still chat
[09:42] <vivid> babo: what does "uname -r" output?
[09:42] <Madpilot> babo & keithhhhhhhhh: #ubuntu-offtopic is available for chat - thanks
[09:42] <babo> Madpilot: ok dude .... all the best keithhhhhh
[09:43] <keithhhhhhhhh> madpilot - it started off with ubuntu in mind
[09:43] <babo> vivid: 2.6.12-10-amd64-generic
[09:43] <Madpilot> keithhhhhhhhh: I know, it usually does :P - but #ubuntu-offtopic is quiet right now...
[09:43] <keithhhhhhhhh> madpilot - I wanted to see if anyone installed Korean on their system and babo means stupid in Korean hehe
[09:43] <babo> vivid: is that an old kernel ... ?
[09:44] <micand> Howdy ... I have a new install of Dapper where I'm unable to get X working. I'm using an ATI X1900 XTX video card. The end of /var/log/Xorg.0.log reads as follows: http://pastebin.com/571592. Any assistance will be much appreciated.
[09:44] <babo> keithhhhhhhh: it's my pet-name for my gf
[09:44] <keithhhhhhhhh> babo hahahahahah
[09:44] <vivid> babo: 'apt-get install kernel-source-2.6.12 kernel-headers-2.6.12-10-amd64-generic build-essential'
[09:44] <Jivenix> where are the fonts stored
[09:45] <keithhhhhhhhh> babo - well Im going to bed now all the best in Korea
[09:45] <omiel88> kto jes z Polski?
[09:45] <northie> I'm trying to temporarily change my keyboard layout, but nothing happens as I go through system/preferences/keyboard.
[09:45] <babo> keithhhhhhh: you too ... cheers and the best of luck
[09:45] <vivid> babo: after installing those, download http://download.nvidia.com/XFree86/Linux-x86_64/1.0-8178/NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-1.0-8178-pkg2.run
[09:46] <Zinux_> hi all :)
[09:46] <Zinux_> can you help me about herzes of the my monitor ?
[09:46] <Madpilot> !fixres
[09:46] <ubotu> Please read http://wiki.ubuntu.com/FixVideoResolutionHowto
[09:46] <stoned> sound on my system works.  flash movies in firefox have no audio.  I searched around and installed alsa-oss plugin.  flash sound in firefox started to work.  I woke up today, and tried to do some flash, and no sound.  I can't figure out what the problem could be, or where to start looking for it.  I have every flash package in ubunt installed, about:plugins shows flash is loaded.  mozilla-mplayer has sound. using kubuntu/5.10breezy
[09:47] <vivid> babo: once you have that you need to set this, 'CC=gcc-3.4 && export CC'
[09:47] <vivid> babo: make sure you install gcc-3.4 btw
[09:47] <omiel88> KTO MI POWIE JA MAM ZAINSTALOWAC phorum-5.0.3-beta.tar.gz??
[09:47] <babo> vivid: E: Couldn't find package kernel-source-2.6.12
[09:47] <dhalgren> hi folks. a general question. does ubuntu/gnome/ support dula layer dvd burning? or: where can i find out?
[09:47] <stoned> omiel88, what language is that?
[09:47] <omiel88> Polish
[09:47] <vivid> babo: sorry linux-source-2.6.12 and linux-headers-2.6.12-10-amd64-generic
[09:48] <Madpilot> dhalgren: some burning apps do - I think k3b does, not sure about others
[09:48] <stoned> omiel88, you can speak english?
[09:48] <vivid> babo: also build-essential and gcc-3.4
[09:48] <Madpilot> !pl
[09:48] <ubotu> Mozesz uzyskac pomoc w jezyku polskim na #ubuntu.pl
[09:48] <stoned> ahh word
[09:48] <omiel88> no good
[09:48] <stoned> hey Madpilot hi
[09:48] <Madpilot> stoned: hi
[09:48] <dhalgren> Madoilot: thanks. will check it out. cheers
[09:48] <stoned> do you know anything about my problem there
[09:49] <omiel88> but i understand more
[09:49] <Madpilot> stoned: all I know is that Flash sound is trouble - I still haven't gotten it working, in either Opera or Firefox
[09:49] <skyrat> I have citrix ICA web client installed on my box but when i access the application it does not use the ica clien but a java client. At work it uses the ica by default but at home the java one. How do i force the ica clinet instead of the jave client?
[09:49] <stoned> Madpilot, it works in debian, from which i recently migrated
[09:49] <babo> vivid: woah ... wait a sec I'll try those
[09:49] <Mantice> You guys should write me a MDF CD Image Mounter
[09:50] <vivid> babo: those 4 should give you a few extra dependencies, but thats everything you need
[09:50] <stoned> Madpilot, could it be fixed compiling from source rather than using ubuntu packages
[09:50] <Madpilot> stoned: no idea - it's not been a priority for me
[09:50] <stoned> Mantice, you can use mdf/mds to iso converter.
[09:50] <pfp> babo: hey, you dont happen to know by any chance, how to set up hangul input on ubuntu? :)
[09:51] <northie> I do a  sudo loadkeys fi-latin1, but and get a Loading echo, but still have the same layout.
[09:51] <northie> How do I change my keyboard layout?
[09:51] <vivid> northie: from the System -> Preferences -> Keyboard app
[09:51] <ploom> ehh- yesterday had a strange glitch, where suddenly my ubuntu discovered that no command can be executed (permission denied or not found) and no file exists any more
[09:51] <pfp> babo: (couldn't help noticing you talked about korea previously, heh)
[09:52] <lowroad> I'm running gtkpod 0.99 but when I try to load my m4a files I get this message:   m4a/m4p/m4b not supported without the mp4v2 library. You must compile the gtkpod source together with the mp4v2 library.     Does anyone know how I can fix this?
[09:52] <ploom> had to restart the ctrl+break way...
[09:52] <spacey> pfp: with scim?
[09:52] <ploom> I even got so scared that checked through live cd if there still is some data left on my hdd
[09:52] <northie> vivid, that doesn't work either. I add a keyboard, move it to the top, and gnome changes through all my desktop themes, gives me an error message on some missing icon in one of them, and I'm back at square one.
[09:53] <ploom> luckily there was and next restart booted me back
[09:53] <Jivenix> what do you guys use for your media players
[09:53] <ploom> ...
[09:53] <stoned> amarok
[09:53] <northie> gxine, Jivenix.
[09:53] <stoned> amarok/mplayer
[09:53] <Madpilot> Jivenix: totem-xine
[09:53] <pfp> spacey: umm, i don't know really, what would be the best way?
[09:53] <babo> pfp: hi, ya - there's an ubuntu setup guide on the web. i think it might have been transferred to the wiki by now ... I'll have look
[09:54] <Jivenix> wow lots
[09:54] <Jivenix> which one is the easiest to use
[09:54] <Jivenix> comes with all the codecs
[09:54] <stoned> Madpilot, does totem or some kde things like kaffine play the real audio/microsoft video/quicktime etc. like mplayer?
[09:54] <pfp> spacey: (i don't use the language, but i'm planning to learn soon)
[09:54] <ploom> mm - you guys think too that kde = windows-like, gnome = macos like and e17 = cool?
[09:54] <northie> vlc, I'd say.
[09:54] <Madpilot> Jivenix: they can all have the codecs, with a bit of setup
[09:54] <northie> videolanclient, jivenix. It's in the repositories.
[09:54] <Madpilot> stoned: totem plays everything, with the right codecs
[09:55] <stoned> Madpilot, w32codecs does not work with totem?
[09:55] <Madpilot> stoned: it does - try totem-xine instead of the totem-gstreamer that's installed by default
[09:55] <xsquared> whats the difference between totem-xine and totem-gstreamer?
[09:56] <Madpilot> they use different back-end stuff - but they look identical on the front
[09:56] <northie> What config ought I edit to change my keyboard layout?
[09:56] <babo> pfp: I could only find this .deb package http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/universe/s/scim-hangul ... give it a go and see if it works.
[09:56] <Madpilot> if you install totem-xine, it just replaces totem in your menus - the actual menu entry doesn't change
[09:57] <pfp> babo: ok, thanks
[09:58] <stoned> Madpilot, another reason i use mplayer/kplayer is because of the setup of keys.  you can use arrow keys to skip around by half aminute to 15 seconds etc.  totem support that?
[09:58] <tid-wave> hello! i want to install ubuntu on a computer without an internet connect, far far away... and I also need packages for binary drivers and restricted formants & etc. how should I do it ?
[09:58] <stoned> tid-wave,  you can order free ubuntu cds !!!
[09:58] <Madpilot> stoned: I'm not sure - interesting idea, though
[09:58] <pfp> northie: for X or text mode?
[09:59] <tid-wave> stoned the official CD is not enough
[09:59] <northie> pfp, for X.
[09:59] <tid-wave> I can download it and go with a CD there
[09:59] <tid-wave> but i need more packages
[09:59] <northie> pfp, where's xorg.conf again?
[09:59] <ploom> the only way to make gnomish windows (ala evolution) look nice on kde is to use that qt theme?
[09:59] <tid-wave> can i make a selection of packages and put them on many CDs ?
[09:59] <lowroad> I'm running gtkpod 0.99 but when I try to load my m4a files I get this message:   m4a/m4p/m4b not supported without the mp4v2 library. You must compile the gtkpod source together with the mp4v2 library.     Does anyone know how I can fix this?
[09:59] <tid-wave> and make them installable through apt
[09:59] <stoned> northie, /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[09:59] <pfp> northie: /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[09:59] <destroyrapture> Ok my wireless card is incompatible.
[09:59] <northie> This is freaky. I can apparently change to some keyboards without a bother, but when I attempt to go to the Finnish one, it throws me through desktop themes.
[09:59] <Zinux_> pls someone send to me his xconfig file
[09:59] <northie> Thanks, both of you.
[10:00] <destroyrapture> What's a good one to buy?
[10:00] <stoned> Zinux_, sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[10:00] <geneo93> destroyrapture: what??
[10:00] <Madpilot> destroyrapture: no idea how complete it is, but have a look here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsWirelessNetworkCards
[10:00] <destroyrapture> Wireless internet card
[10:00] <Zinux_> yeah but i dont now what i write on "monitor section"
[10:00] <destroyrapture> k
[10:00] <Zinux_> *no
[10:00] <pfp> northie: there's a known bug that does that when you choose keyboard maps
[10:00] <stoned> Zinux_, where on monitor section
[10:01] <Zinux_> for herzes
[10:01] <Mantice> Whats Windows-X ?
[10:01] <Zinux_> a im on 60 hz
[10:01] <stoned> Zinux_, what is the model/manufacturer of your monitor
[10:01] <northie> pfp, all right, but it doesn't do that when I change to a map that works.
[10:01] <Zinux_> i want be ot 80 hz :)
[10:01] <Zinux_> this is the quistion :)
[10:01] <Mantice> I can download a Window-X Driver for my ATi Card or somthing like that But im downloading the .run file
[10:01] <Mantice> which one should I get?
[10:01] <Zinux_> this is the question :)
[10:01] <Zinux_> stoned? :)
[10:01] <pfp> northie: (there's also an entry in bugzilla that links to a couple of .debs that (try to) fix it)
[10:01] <pfp> northie: i see
[10:02] <destroyrapture> hey thanks MadPilot
[10:02] <stoned> Zinux_, it will say on the front of the monitor.  or on the back.. you can look at it, look it up on google, and find out the hozontal and vertical rates, and then put those in xorg.conf
[10:02] <Madpilot> Mantice: the ATI drivers from the Ubuntu repos don't work?
[10:02] <Zinux_> hm...
[10:02] <Zinux_> whatever
[10:02] <babo> vivid: cool ...  The loading of the image gnome-fs-home failed
[10:03] <northie> Details: icon not found.
[10:04] <northie> Maybe, freakishly enough, there's a bit lacking in one of my themes, and if I fix that, I can change keyboard layouts again :p
[10:06] <babo> help ... how do I kill X ?
[10:06] <pfp> northie: i don't remember seeing that msg - just gnome/gkt2 theme freaking out for a couple of sec
[10:07] <spacey> pfp: scim can be used for all fancy language input. if you search for scim in synaptic. just select the modules you think are needed. you also might want some extra fonts
[10:08] <northie> pfp, that's not the exact wording, but translated.
[10:08] <pfp> spacey: right, cool... should there be "korean" or "hangul" in gnome's keyboard prefs?
[10:08] <pfp> babo: log out & press ctrl-alt-backspace
[10:08] <babo> cool
[10:08] <spacey> pfp: no
[10:09] <spacey> you press ctrl (or alt?) + spacebar
[10:09] <spacey> and you get the hangul input
[10:09] <destroyrapture> I like Ubuntu
[10:09] <phos-phoros> is anyone aware of an opensource solution to make use of a line6 guitarport/application on *nix?
[10:09] <spacey> pfp: http://www.scim-im.org/wiki/documentation/installation_and_configuration/ubuntu_kubuntu
[10:09] <micand> Hello ... I'm on a brand new install of Kubuntu on a ATI X1900 video card, and I can't get X working. The tail of my Xorg.0.log is here: http://pastebin.com/571592. Thanks in advance!
[10:10] <pfp> spacey: ooh, thanks
[10:10] <ulisse> hallo
[10:10] <ulisse> anybody got direct rendering on dapper with ati cards?
[10:11] <KakiPukul> a PCI express card righy, micand?
[10:11] <eripeh> G O O D M O R N I N G
[10:11] <eripeh> !!!!!!!
[10:11] <ubotu> NO SPEAKE ENLISH! Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, eripeh
[10:12] <KakiPukul> oh... you selected the MAch64 card..,, did you do Xconfig manually? using Xfconfig? or manuallly editing the config file, micand?
[10:12] <babo> hi, I need to kill xserver long enough so that I can install some nvidia drivers ... CA backspace kills it, but it comes right back up again
[10:13] <KakiPukul> kill the display manager... /etc/init.d/(x/k/w/g)dm stop
[10:13] <babo> I need xserver dead .... until I choose to start it again
[10:14] <KakiPukul> checkout the display manager using ps
[10:14] <babo> KakiPukul: as in /etc/init.d/gdm stop ?
[10:14] <pfp> babo: you should be able to install the drivers while x is running, then restat it, though
[10:14] <C-O-L-T> Look at Gnome 2.14 it is so beautiful.  I ask if someone trys to install ubuntu on pentium1 .. i cant see the necessity of compile for i386. instead, i586 would the much faster.
[10:15] <pfp> babo: ach
[10:15] <babo> bluepixel: why would it be much faster ?
[10:16] <geneo93> pentium1 is 586
[10:16] <catchphrase> if my computer hardlocks (have to press reset to reboot), will the system logs mention why?
[10:16] <bluepixel> babo, because i586 binaries simply use not all but many new cpu-features and is easily optimized for these distributions.
[10:16] <catchphrase> its like the 4th time tonight and i'm only running xchat
[10:16] <micand> KakiPukul: Yeah, the X1900 is a PCI Express card. By default, my xorg.conf seems to be set up to use the ATI driver. If I switch it to the vesa driver and run "sudo /etc/init.d/kdm restart", kdm starts, but when I try to login, I get an error about kstartconfig missing.
[10:17] <Madpilot> catchphrase: that smells like hardware problems - RAM or motherboard issues... (not sure about the logs, though...)
[10:17] <ulisse> anybody got fglrx working on dapper?
[10:17] <bluepixel> geneo93, then anybody try to install ubuntu on a 386-intel? :)
[10:17] <geneo93> catchphrase:  look at xsession.errors in home dir
[10:18] <ownerx> ulisse works fine here
[10:18] <catchphrase> geneo93, i don't see xsession.errors in /home/
[10:18] <geneo93> bluepixel:  i doubt if you could get enough memory in a i386
[10:18] <ownerx> the new ati installer creates Ubuntu/dapper debs
[10:18] <ownerx> and its in the repos as well
[10:18] <geneo93> catchphrase:  its hidden
[10:19] <ulisse> ownerx, I can't get direct rendering... I'm stuck on mesa
[10:19] <catchphrase> geneo93, yeah i tried ls -al
[10:19] <vladuz976> what's a good program for ripping to cd to mp3 or .ogg?
[10:19] <ownerx> ulisse which card do you have
[10:19] <ulisse> ownerx, do your xorg.conf load GLcore ?
[10:19] <babo> back again ...
[10:19] <bluepixel> geneo93, of course not! because of that, i find it very strange to compile the whole system for i386 instead of at least i586
[10:19] <micand> KakiPukul: Sorry, I meant kstartupconfig, not kstartconfig.
[10:19] <ulisse> ownerx, 9000 pro
[10:19] <ownerx> vladuz976, grip
[10:19] <babo> pfp: everything worked
[10:19] <ulisse> ownerx, worked like a charm with breezy
[10:19] <babo> vivid: thanks
[10:20] <babo> One more question though, my resolution is smaller now ... how do I fill out my screen to full resolution ?
[10:20] <darren123> hello
[10:20] <vladuz976> ownerx: is that in the gnome package?
[10:20] <babo> bluepixel: cheers
[10:20] <vivid> babo: did you get version 8178 installed?
[10:20] <geneo93> bluepixel:  mandriva is one of the first ones to move to i586
[10:20] <Madpilot> vladuz976: Sound Juicer - fire an audio cd into Breezy, it'll come up automatically
[10:21] <bluepixel> geneo93, suse , too
[10:21] <C-O-L-T> what kind of linux is good for a Pentium I , 32 mb ram, 800 mb hard drive?
[10:21] <babo> vivid:yes
[10:21] <ownerx> vladuz fglrx is in the dapper repos but i installed mine from the ati installer
[10:21] <vladuz976> ownerx: fglrx ?
[10:21] <vladuz976> ownerx: is that the name?
[10:21] <ownerx> fglrx is the name of the ati.com drivers
[10:21] <ownerx> for linux
[10:22] <vladuz976> ownerx: why would i need ati drivers to rip cds?
[10:22] <babo> babo: any idea on the resolution thing ?
[10:22] <Yokalosh> how can i get Quod Libet to open using the media key on my keyboard rather than rhythmbox?
[10:22] <babo> oops
[10:22] <ownerx> vladuz sry i was talking to ulisse
[10:22] <Yokalosh> lol babo
[10:22] <bluepixel> babo, you checked your xorg.conf?
[10:22] <ownerx> accidently wrote your name
[10:22] <vladuz976> ownerx: lol,i was wondering
[10:22] <babo> babo: i've heard of talking to yourself ... but that's ridiculous
[10:22] <ownerx> vladuz, grip is in the repos
[10:23] <darren123> C-O-L-T read this article it will give you the answer you seek http://distrocenter.linux.com/article.pl?sid=06/02/13/1854251&tid=127&pagenum=1
[10:23] <serprime> !ipw2200 me
[10:23] <ubotu> Wish I knew. Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, serprime
[10:24] <C-O-L-T> darren123: thanks
[10:24] <ulisse> ownerx, I have a glcore loading error in xorg log
[10:24] <darren123> no problem
[10:24] <ownerx> C-O-L-T i suggest damn small linux
[10:24] <vivid> babo: type "glxgears -printfps" and wait a few seconds, let me know how many FPS you get
[10:25] <Jivenix> how do i add codecs to totem
[10:25] <ownerx> switch to totem-xine
[10:26] <vivid> Jivenix: or install glstreamer plugins
[10:26] <JWMalaya> install the gstreamer* plugins
[10:26] <Madpilot> !tell Jivenix about restricted
[10:26] <vivid> Jivenix: apt-cache search totem-gstreamer
[10:26] <renlore> hi are there any linux clone for C4D?
[10:26] <JWMalaya> anyways, to play media, I prefer xine.... or vlc
[10:26] <weissbar> hi guys
[10:26] <darren123> what ever you do don't use automatrix
[10:26] <ownerx> totem-gstreamer cant play microsoft formats
[10:26] <vivid> id say vlc
[10:26] <ownerx> but xine can
[10:26] <bluepixel> ownerx, you need the w32codecs
[10:27] <vivid> and vlc does too, by default
[10:27] <weissbar> is this a good place for newbies to show their ingnorance?
[10:27] <vivid> do "apt-get install vlc" and your done
[10:27] <ownerx> bluepixel there is an experimental package for gstreamer to use w32codecs
[10:27] <ownerx> but doesnt work that well imho
[10:27] <vivid> it works great, even has a built in streaming server
[10:27] <Madpilot> weissbar: this is the place
[10:27] <JWMalaya> vlc is in the universe section, so you need to change the sources.list file...
[10:28] <weissbar> i have just swped over from the windows darkside andi am loving linux
[10:28] <bluepixel> ownerx, i have edited my sources.list to support nearly all you could imagine. :)
[10:28] <weissbar> but i can not work out how to intall applications that I have downloaded
[10:28] <JWMalaya> Windows is cooler than any GNU/Linux, imho, but I have marketing purposes to use Ubuntu
[10:28] <weissbar> even macromedia
[10:28] <ownerx> jwmalaya blasphemy
[10:28] <wickedpuppy> weissbar: use synaptic ...
[10:29] <babo> vivid: 6872 frames in 5.0 seconds = 1374.262 FPS
[10:29] <babo> 6441 frames in 5.0 seconds = 1288.159 FPS
[10:29] <babo> 12704 frames in 5.0 seconds = 2540.661 FPS
[10:29] <babo> 7342 frames in 5.0 seconds = 1468.295 FPS
[10:29] <bluepixel> JWMalaya, rofl
[10:29] <weissbar> it says I need to open the command line
[10:29] <vivid> JWMalaya: on my machine i cant use windows and the 64bit features of my chip
[10:29] <wickedpuppy> weissbar: macromedia ? i don't think macromedia apps got linux version
[10:29] <WIzzleteet> on a kernel 2.6 system, who's loading all the modules ? I have a non-agp old corpse, but all agp modules are loaded...
[10:29] <Madpilot> weissbar: you mean flash?
[10:29] <JWMalaya> get a Windows x64 :)
[10:29] <weissbar> i can not find synaptic
[10:29] <darren123> get out MWNalaya
[10:29] <Madpilot> !flash
[10:29] <ubotu> restricted is, like, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RestrictedFormats  Most of the formats listed here can be replaced by !FreeFormats
[10:29] <ownerx> the new vista theme is cool, but thats about it
[10:29] <weissbar> ye flash sorry
[10:29] <Madpilot> weissbar: see that url ^^^
[10:29] <wickedpuppy> !synaptic
[10:29] <ubotu> synaptic is probably https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SynapticHowto
[10:29] <Mantice> Mantice: the ATI drivers from the Ubuntu repos don't work?
[10:29] <goofeedude> Opinions on file managers? Switching from gnome to bb and don't like nautilus. Thanks for any tips.
[10:29] <vivid> babo: ouch, i get 62799 frames in 5.0 seconds = 12559.747 FPS
[10:30] <JWMalaya> anyway, I am not a new user of Linux... started back since RH 5.0...
[10:30] <JWN> ownerx, they copied mac os x some more?
[10:30] <ownerx> vivid which card do you have
[10:30] <Mantice> Would the latestst linux drivers of ATi be good
[10:30] <babo> vivid: woo ... I'm running on AMD64 with 1MB of memory ... what's up ?
[10:30] <HappyFool> heh. 1MB of cache maybe ;)
[10:30] <Jivenix> can you use amarok on gnome?
[10:30] <JWMalaya> we really have problem with Ati driver lately
[10:30] <wickedpuppy> bobo ... 1mb of ram ?
[10:30] <vivid> ownerx: athlon 64 3800+ 1Mb, geforce 6800 GS 256Mb ddr3 pci16x, and dual channel ddr400
[10:31] <WIzzleteet> jivenix: yes you can
[10:31] <babo> vivid: my card is the 128MB geforce 6 series ... it was fairly cheap though ... I'm not much of a gamer ...
[10:31] <Mantice> How come my computer lags displaying screen saver graphics
[10:31] <JWMalaya> why Ati doesn't release the  source of fglrx?
[10:31] <Jivenix> do you recommend it?
[10:31] <JWMalaya> for Linux sake...
[10:31] <Mantice> and I have a Ati 9600 Xt pro 256
[10:31] <Jivenix> is xmms better?
[10:31] <babo> wickedpoppy: yeah
[10:31] <ownerx> we ati users only get 50% of the framerates of equivalent nvidia cards in linux
[10:31] <wickedpuppy> babo: megabyte of ram ?
[10:31] <WIzzleteet> JIvenix: faster, not better
[10:31] <vivid> babo: mine is outrageous, my old card got about what you have
[10:31] <Mantice> What about in windows emulators
[10:31] <babo> wickedpuppy: ooops ... I mean GB
[10:32] <Mantice> Wouldent the Linux ATi Driver be good?
[10:32] <darren123> JWMalaya i love all of the drm they built into vista way better than ubuntu which has none
[10:32] <Mantice> I found on ATi's website
[10:32] <babo> vivid: what do you use it for ... ?
[10:32] <ownerx> darren, good point
[10:32] <Mantice> it must be a driver problem
[10:32] <JWMalaya> I don't do media that much... i use OGG for music, for open sake :)
[10:32] <wickedpuppy> Mantice: for linux nvidia been better than ati ... my experience
[10:33] <vivid> babo: i play games, but i do a lot of compiling, and i just upgraded my pc, i spent a good amount on it
[10:33] <Mantice> Well its not like I can go just buy a new graphics card
[10:33] <weissbar> Madpilot, do i find synaptic under applications>system tools do i need to instal \l it?
[10:33] <ownerx> mantice what does fglrxinfo say
[10:33] <babo> vivid: a graphics card for compiling ?
[10:33] <WIzzleteet> udev/hotplug/modutils ?? who's loading the agp modules on a non-AGP box ?
[10:33] <wickedpuppy> weissbar: open it ...
[10:33] <ownerx> http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=423584
[10:33] <Mantice> I am to
[10:33] <ownerx> thats a good guide for installing ati drivers
[10:33] <Mantice> im 66% done
[10:33] <vivid> weissbar: synaptic should already be installed under System -> Administration
[10:34] <darren123> thanks ownerx
[10:34] <Mantice> Does Cedega on linux work fine with ATi?
[10:34] <JWMalaya> i think that fglrx is for the AGP cards right, the newer PCI-e cards don't have their version of fglrx yet...
[10:34] <vivid> i dont like at, i have one of there tv cards
[10:34] <ulisse> ownerx, already done in breezy ;)
[10:34] <Mantice> Im geting the latest drivers from ATi
[10:34] <vivid> at=ati
[10:34] <JWMalaya> why don't you use the ubuntu restricted modules instead?
[10:34] <ownerx> ulisse, that guide works except replace Ubuntu/breezy with Ubuntu/dapper
[10:34] <ownerx> for dapper users
[10:35] <vivid> JWMalaya: sometimes building your own modules works better
[10:35] <roico> how can i downgrade doko's openoffice?
[10:35] <Madpilot> weissbar: Synaptic should already be installed - System menu -> Admin -> Synaptic
[10:35] <JWMalaya> really... not with Ati fglrx maybe...
[10:36] <JWMalaya> Ati is kinda sucky when it goes to video's drivers
[10:36] <vivid> i use nvidia's installers instead of linux-restricted-modules
[10:36] <vivid> some distributions only have one version of the binary drivers available
[10:36] <roico> how can i downgrade doko's openoffice?
[10:36] <WIzzleteet> vivid: i build my own deb packages with the nvidia source pkgz
[10:36] <WIzzleteet> using make-kpkg
[10:36] <WIzzleteet> its the best
[10:36] <ownerx> ati installer makes its own deb files
[10:37] <ownerx> for ubuntu
[10:37] <vivid> WIzzleteet: under debian i would use module-assistant to build but i havent had very good experiences with it under ubuntu
[10:37] <WIzzleteet> ati and xorg 6.9 ?
[10:37] <roico> how can i downgrade doko's openoffice?
[10:37] <Mantice> Im confused
[10:37] <Mantice> Why cant I use ATI's Linux Drivers
[10:37] <ownerx> ati and xorg 7 wizzile
[10:37] <Mantice> Would that fix my lagging screen saver problem
[10:38] <vivid> ownerx: do you use 7.0?
[10:38] <ownerx> yes
[10:38] <ownerx> in dapper
[10:38] <vivid> do you have a 7 button mouse?
[10:38] <hatake_kakashi> !tell Mantice about ati
[10:38] <ownerx> vivid lol
[10:38] <Mantice> lol
[10:38] <WIzzleteet> i rember there not being ati driver for zorg 6.9/7.0 (same prog, but modularized)
[10:38] <vivid> me too, but 6.9 and 7.0 wont let me use my side buttons
[10:38] <WIzzleteet> xorg
[10:38] <JWMalaya> are you going to play OpenGL games with the new release of ATi drivers?
[10:38] <ownerx> vivid thats strange
[10:38] <vivid> so its lame-o for playing games
[10:38] <ownerx> probably need to configure xorg.conf
[10:38] <JWMalaya> screensaver? or fractal?
[10:39] <ownerx> yes XGL is working on ati cards in xorg 7
[10:39] <ownerx> and fglrx drivers
[10:39] <bluepixel> ownerx, you need the clearlook2-squared border-style.. it looks like vista :D
[10:39] <darkraven> hi there, i installed ati drivers on <IP_ADDRESS> kernel with this introduction http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=423584 , but i cant start "fglrxconfig"?
[10:39] <roico> how can i downgrade doko's openoffice?
[10:39] <ownerx> blue is that on gnomelook.org
[10:40] <rendi> hi can help me
[10:40] <rendi> about this
[10:40] <rendi> Check that mysqld is running and that the socket: '/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock' exists!
[10:40] <bluepixel> ownerx, i got it voa gnome-art-manager
[10:40] <bluepixel> via*
[10:40] <weissbar> Madpilot, the instuctions say that I need to open a command line, does it mean to open terminal?
[10:40] <JWMalaya> roico: , you can;t actually downgrade official OO release for ubuntu...
[10:40] <Madpilot> weissbar: yes - Applications menu -> Accessories -> Terminal
[10:40] <JWMalaya> but you can use the OO's packges and install it manually
[10:41] <JWMalaya> i.e separate/different path
[10:41] <rendi> helloo
[10:41] <vivid> ownerx: the changes in 6.9+ screwed up the xmodmap settings or something, and all they say is to use evdev, which totally doesnt work
[10:41] <roico> whats the latest OO version in ubuntu repos (not doko's)?
[10:42] <hatake_kakashi> 2.x
[10:42] <rendi> mysql don't wanna start
[10:42] <JWMalaya> you should take a look the OO's website... I meant OO's own package, not ubuntu package
[10:42] <rendi> any one can help me
[10:42] <weissbar> this is making me goes crazy i can't even install flash
[10:42] <JWMalaya> check out for the older version, if you want to
[10:42] <hatake_kakashi> 1.9.129
[10:43] <JWMalaya> I think Macromedia has the flash installer... for any Linux with Firefox/Mozilla
[10:44] <JWMalaya> except for 64bit gnu/linux releases
[10:44] <Madpilot> weissbar: you following the wiki?
[10:44] <hatake_kakashi> !about flash
[10:44] <ubotu> hatake_kakashi: I give up. Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/
[10:44] <Madpilot> !flash
[10:44] <ubotu> [restricted]  https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RestrictedFormats  Most of the formats listed here can be replaced by !FreeFormats
[10:44] <ownerx> there is a free flash in the repos as well
[10:44] <ownerx> but i dont think it works as well as macromedia flash
[10:44] <weissbar> ok i will go back to the wicki
[10:44] <JWMalaya> but do not be confused Flash != Shockwave...
[10:45] <JWMalaya> right now, MAcromedia only have Flasg plugin... not Shockwave
[10:45] <ownerx> yes
[10:45] <hatake_kakashi> for linux that is
[10:45] <jasky> hola
[10:45] <jasky> alguien sabe que pasa con los servidores del emule?
[10:45] <steve60> morning everyone or afternoon or evening which ever the case maybe
[10:45] <hatake_kakashi> !tell jasky about es
[10:46] <steve60> can anyone tell me is the an application out there that will let me view streaming Internet TV
[10:46] <catchphrase> okay, i found my xsession-errors file, it was in /home/username
[10:46] <darren123> woo! gold for canada in men's curling. woot!
[10:47] <JWMalaya> winter olympic...
[10:47] <hatake_kakashi> steve60: which protocol does it use?
[10:47] <JWMalaya> Canadian curling team?
[10:47] <darren123> sorry wrong tab
[10:47] <steve60> hatake_kakashi, what do you mean protocol
[10:47] <geneo93> FlashPlayer
[10:47] <geneo93> Version: 7.0-2 this is plugin
[10:47] <hatake_kakashi> steve60: does it use Real Media to stream, does it use Windows stream or what?
[10:48] <JWMalaya> the type of streaming media you're going to play...
[10:48] <JWMalaya> geneo93: ,. yes... t hat's the one, makes sure its for Linux
[10:48] <steve60> hatake_kakashi, you know winamp in windows that can view Inet TV is there a program like that
[10:48] <JWMalaya> steve60: , you can use xine, vlc... or even totem
[10:48] <geneo93> i know it is in in linux atm
[10:48] <hatake_kakashi> steve60: what is the extension of the url?
[10:49] <JWMalaya> with the right plugin...
[10:49] <hatake_kakashi> JWMalaya: or even mplayer
[10:49] <steve60> is there a site that lists Stream Internet TV stations then
[10:49] <roico> i have FF 1.5 and whenever i try to change the download path for my home folder, it changes it back to my desktop folder... how can i change to my home folder?
[10:49] <JWMalaya> sure... google for it steve60 :)
[10:50] <JWMalaya> did you install it as root?
[10:50] <steve60> JWMalaya, why do you think im asking you lot so you can do the looking for me hehe just kidding
[10:50] <munzir> Hi, yesterday I did some dapper update and now when I boot my pc and reach the boot screen I have every thing in black! nay hint?
[10:50] <JWMalaya> it's the permission...
[10:50] <ddonky> how do i turn that command-line feature where pressing 'tab' causes it to autocomplete?
[10:50] <JWMalaya> dapper, ubuntu+1
[10:51] <roico> i have FF 1.5 and whenever i try to change the download path for my home folder, it changes it back to my desktop folder... how can i change it to my home folder?
[10:51] <crimsun> ddonky: alter ~/.bashrc
[10:51] <HappyFool> i thought tab-completion was automatically on (?)
[10:51] <ddonky> crimsun - ok, what's that feature called?
[10:51] <crimsun> ddonky: uncomment the bottom 3 lines
[10:52] <ddonky> ok, thanks
[10:52] <JWMalaya> depends on the shell u use...
[10:52] <JWMalaya> bash does that, csh doesn't
[10:53] <roico> i have FF 1.5 and whenever i try to change the download path for my home folder, it changes it back to my desktop folder... how can i change it to my home folder?
[10:53] <HappyFool> ooh, extra tab-completion coolness
[10:53] <HappyFool> my memory is going to rot away at this rate
[10:53] <DarKChild> why cant i install mplayer?
[10:54] <JWMalaya> DarKChild: , what did you do to install it?
[10:54] <JWMalaya> be specific, for Linux's sake
[10:54] <DarKChild> went to add applications
[10:54] <DarKChild> it told me to add more repositories.. like universe and I did
[10:54] <JWMalaya> and there is no mplayer to be found?
[10:54] <JWMalaya> did you do apt-get update?
[10:54] <DarKChild> afterwards it told me something about my hardware platform
[10:54] <DarKChild> yes
[10:55] <crimsun> DarKChild: uname -m
[10:55] <JWMalaya> did you search for the package... apt-search search mplayer?
[10:55] <DarKChild> i686
[10:55] <crimsun> DarKChild: you need to install mplayer-586 from multiverse
[10:56] <JWMalaya> multiverse section... not universe... go back to editing sources.list and apt-get update :)
[10:56] <xsquared> omg
[10:56] <xsquared> i will have its babies
[10:56] <DarKChild> i added multiverse
[10:58] <JWMalaya> i usually do it in one line <> main universe multiverse, Convenient
[10:58] <DarKChild> ok getting 586
[10:58] <hatake_kakashi> Is there a way to merge all the pkgcache.bin and srcpkgcache.bin from various installations into just those two files but having all the other ones have it in one each?
[10:58] <afd_> hi! I'm looking for a sources.list for 5.10 (or dapper). I'm trying to install it in colinux (anywone has experience with that, anything to pay attention to?)
[10:58] <crimsun> !tell afd_ about repos
[10:58] <afd_> thanks crimsun
[10:59] <JWMalaya> afd_: : is colinux Debian based?
[10:59] <hatake_kakashi> or is there anyway to make pkgcache.bin readable?
[10:59] <hatake_kakashi> human readable that is
[10:59] <JWMalaya> I can't keep track of Debian based distros///
[10:59] <JWMalaya> use binary editor?
[10:59] <afd_> JWMalaya: colinux runs in Windows
[10:59] <hatake_kakashi> JWMalaya: iirc colinux allows windows users to run linux whilst in windows environment
[11:00] <JWMalaya> you mean in a VM?
[11:00] <afd_> JWMalaya: no, the linux kernel runs as a process, this is what I understand at least
[11:00] <hatake_kakashi> JWMalaya: heh, I was kinda looking for a more friendlier alternative as I have about 4 or so pkgcache.bin files I need to merge into one and I need to do the same for srcpkgcache.bin
[11:00] <hatake_kakashi> JWMalaya: VMWare is completely differnet from colinux
[11:01] <DarKChild> crimson..
[11:01] <afd_> I've been running a benchmark with a custom python script. Regular windows python: ~7sec, in colinux: ~8sec, so the difference is not enourmous
[11:01] <DarKChild> what happens after i download and install 586
[11:01] <JWMalaya> hatake_kakashi: : anything run ning on a host os is called a "VM"
[11:01] <JWMalaya> it's rather a term than a product
[11:02] <JWMalaya> hatake_kakashi: : anyways do cat file1+file2 > outfile
[11:02] <hatake_kakashi> JWMalaya: ahh well, that I didn't know that anyways
[11:02] <Jivenix> how do i get the latest greatest upgrades for dapper
[11:02] <Jivenix> the bleeding-est most recent builds
[11:02] <hatake_kakashi> JWMalaya: hmm ok, will give a try
[11:02] <Jivenix> apt-get ????
[11:03] <ownerx> jivenix type sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[11:03] <HappyFool> Jivenix: isn't that   'cat file1 file2 > outfile'  ? (no +)
[11:03] <HappyFool> oops
[11:03] <ownerx> sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[11:03] <HappyFool> JWMalaya, i meant
[11:03] <JWMalaya> well. i meant for the space...
[11:03] <Jivenix> how often are those things typically updated?
[11:03] <JWMalaya> the space is not really visible to me...
[11:04] <ownerx> very often in dapper jivenix
[11:04] <Jivenix> sweet
[11:04] <JWMalaya> i do a lot of googling, + = space
[11:04] <ownerx> because its under heavy development
[11:04] <kos> how can i download soemthing like http://www.foo.com/bar/*
[11:04] <crimsun> Jivenix: once per hour at approximately half-past
[11:04] <kos> where * is all the files in a directory on a web server/file server
[11:05] <Jivenix> lol
[11:05] <JWMalaya> use wget with some switch I think
[11:05] <JWMalaya> I forgot the switch :)
[11:05] <HappyFool> kos: you can try something like wget, though webservers don't necessarily make a list of all URLs available
[11:05] <Jivenix> -r
[11:05] <JWMalaya> -r or --recursive or something
[11:05] <Jivenix> there is another switch you want to keep it from going out of the domain
[11:06] <Jivenix> and one more to prevent collisions
[11:06] <JWMalaya> i should man it....
[11:06] <kos> Happuf, its a directory listing of files on the webserver
[11:06] <Jivenix> someone ought to
[11:06] <HappyFool> kos: if http://www.foo.com/bar/ gives you that list, wget will be fine
[11:06] <ownerx> many webserver dont allow a listing of directories
[11:07] <kos> so just wget -r http://www.foo.com/bar/
[11:07] <kos> ?
[11:07] <Jivenix> is apt-get smart enough to only get changes when i do apt-get dist-upgrade
[11:07] <HappyFool> kos: i'd read 'man wget' first; there's ways to make it behave properly (as suggested by others)
[11:07] <crimsun> Jivenix: you have to apt-get update first
[11:07] <ownerx> jivenix you have to do dist-upgrade to stay current with dapper
[11:07] <Mantice> How to I login as a "Super User"
[11:07] <JWMalaya> yes... plus something else to keep it in the domain
[11:07] <ownerx> and its pretty smart
[11:08] <JWMalaya> su, Mantice, "su"
[11:08] <ownerx> no sudo -i
[11:08] <ownerx> not su
[11:08] <JWMalaya> next it'll prompt you the password, according...
[11:08] <ownerx> su is locked in ubuntu
[11:09] <JWMalaya> no... not in my ubuntu :)
[11:09] <ownerx> yes but by default su wont work...
[11:09] <JWMalaya> yes...
[11:09] <Mantice> yay
[11:09] <Mantice> ATi Driver installing WOOT
[11:09] <Mantice> Go ATI
[11:10] <Mantice> ERRORS IN INSTALL WTF
[11:10] <ownerx> mantice are you running dapper?
[11:10] <Mantice> Not that I know of
[11:11] <Mantice> I thought that was in buggy beta stages
[11:11] <Mantice> Dont worry it got to 100% so its all good
[11:11] <Mantice> sudo -i
[11:11] <Mantice> Now
[11:11] <Mantice> How do I install
[11:12] <Mantice> Cedega 5.1
[11:12] <Mantice> What is the install file
[11:12] <Mantice> i got a RPM a DEB and a TGZ file
[11:13] <JWMalaya> alien them
[11:13] <ownerx> if he has deb he can use that
[11:13] <ownerx> sudo dpkg -i
[11:13] <ownerx> sudo dpkg -i *.deb
[11:14] <JWMalaya> except the deb file, of course
[11:15] <Mantice> richard@ubuntu:~$ sudo dpkg -i *.deb
[11:15] <Mantice> dpkg: error processing *.deb (--install):
[11:15] <Mantice>  cannot access archive: No such file or directory
[11:15] <Mantice> Errors were encountered while processing:
[11:15] <Mantice>  *.deb
[11:15] <Mantice> richard@ubuntu:~$
[11:15] <HappyFool> please don't paste here
[11:15] <Jivenix> !tell Jivenix about g-streamer
[11:15] <ownerx> make sure you are in the right directory mantice
[11:15] <Madpilot> Mantice: if you ran "sudo -i" you probably don't need to put sudo in front of that dpkg command
[11:16] <ownerx> yes
[11:16] <ownerx> but it will still work
[11:16] <roico> i downloaded OO packaged manually from the repos, and i tryed to install them by "sudo dpkg -i --force-downgrade *" (i have doko's packages and i want to downgrade)
[11:17] <Mantice> Error Proseesing stuff :(
[11:17] <roico> i get errors with openoffice.org2-core_1.9.129-0.1ubuntu4_i386.deb openoffice.org2-l10n-en-us_1.9.129-0.1ubuntu4_all.deb
[11:17] <roico> they dont want to be installed.... =(
[11:17] <ownerx> mantice when i installed cedega you need the engine .deb file as well
[11:17] <ownerx> or something
[11:18] <Mantice> cedega-engine-5.1-local-update.i386
[11:18] <Jivenix> whats that link about restricted archives
[11:18] <Jivenix> !restricted
[11:18] <ubotu> restricted is, like, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RestrictedFormats  Most of the formats listed here can be replaced by !FreeFormats
[11:19] <david> Hello, I've just installed MPlayer, but I get slow video and audio when playing .mov's
[11:20] <Mantice> Man Im lost
[11:20] <Mantice> I cant install Cedega
[11:20] <Fable> david: how good is ur pc
[11:21] <Mantice> Not bad
[11:21] <david> Fable: very good to play videos :)
[11:21] <ownerx> david, try changing the audio or video output plugins in mplayer options
[11:21] <Fable> david: well that is all i got... :D i dont know y it wuldnt
[11:21] <ownerx> XV should be best
[11:21] <ownerx> for video
[11:21] <Fable> yeh do wwat he says
[11:21] <Fable> ^
[11:22] <god_> hi ya's
[11:23] <weissbar> caniinstall quake 4 on ubuntoo?
[11:24] <david> nothing... all combos do the same
[11:24] <weissbar> caniinstall quake 4 on ubuntoo?
[11:24] <david> it's like not having dma activated, but with web videos
[11:25] <phos-phoros> weissbar, yes
[11:26] <phos-phoros> weissbar, http://zerowing.idsoftware.com/linux/quake4/
[11:27] <steve60> anyone know how to get codecs for k3b so i can write mp3's to cd
[11:28] <Madpilot> !k3b
[11:28] <ubotu> K3b was created to be a feature-rich and easy to handle CD burning application, for more info goto: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/K3BHowto
[11:30] <mustard_dapper> eeekk.. I don't like xchat-gnome in dapper :)
[11:31] <mustard_dapper> its so...ummm...light!
[11:31] <Madpilot> mustard_dapper: "light" in this case meaning "feature-lacking"? :P
[11:32] <mustard_dapper> Madpilot: yep :)
[11:32] <mustard_dapper> I didnt even get a dialog to enter my auto ident
[11:32] <Madpilot> yeah, I tried it on the LiveCD a few days ago - was not impressed
[11:32] <mustard_dapper> not that I can remember my password without my password manager :D
[11:32] <Madpilot> I don't like regular XChat much either, but xchat-gnome isn't an improvement
[11:33] <mustard_dapper> I just spent the day downloading a few iso's at my brothers place..bless his cable connection :)
[11:33] <bimberi> mustard_dapper: i'm getting used to it ... slowly, but have to agree really
[11:33] <bimberi> xchat-gnome that is :)
[11:33] <mustard_dapper> I got a couple of versions of Puppy Linux, Knoppix, and Flight4 live and install
[11:33] <Quinn> Man My Linux Ubuntu is screwed :(
[11:34] <Jonnings> I installed Ubuntu 5.10 yesterday, and it worked nicely, but today i re-installed it because i wanted to devide the partition with linux on into two. I deleted both swap and the linux partition (10GB free), created a fat32 partition (5GB) and let ubuntu partition the Remaining 5GB space (it made a swap and a ext2 partition and continued installing).
[11:34] <Quinn> It LAGS ON THE SCREENSAVER!!!!!!!
[11:34] <Jonnings> But as ubuntu-install rebooted the 1st time, it just displayed "hard disk boot sector invalid". Im dual-booting winXP and ubuntu with GRUB.
[11:34] <Jonnings> what can i do?
[11:34] <mustard_dapper> Quinn: that would be related to 3d being enabled on your graphics card?
[11:34] <Quinn> ?
[11:34] <mustard_dapper> Quinn: its probably not enabled
[11:34] <Quinn> I installed ATi Drivers
[11:34] <Quinn> The ATI control pannel does not run though
[11:34] <mustard_dapper> Quinn: is it only on the opengl screensavers that it lags?
[11:35] <Quinn> because install failed
[11:35] <Madpilot> Quinn: open a terminal & type "fglrxinfo" w/o the quotes
[11:35] <Quinn> Atlantis Screensaver lags
[11:35] <Quinn> I dont know if thats Open GL
[11:35] <johnnybezak> are lots of you guys using dapper yet?
[11:36] <mustard_dapper> johnnybezak: I'm on the liveCD atm
[11:36] <mustard_dapper> johnnybezak: for Dapper that is
[11:36] <mustard_dapper> johnnybezak: just checking it out...and taking it for a spin :)
[11:37] <mustard_dapper> johnnybezak: it was a bit of a yawn really...same old brown desktop..and menus mostly the same
[11:37] <Quinn> bash: fglrxinfo: command not found
[11:37] <mustard_dapper> Jonnings: I would suspect something went wrong in the partitioning
[11:37] <Madpilot> mustard_dapper: check Rhythymbox in Dapper - it's changed fairly drastically (and for the better)
[11:37] <Madpilot> Quinn: then you don't have properly installed ATI drivers
[11:37] <Madpilot> !tell Quinn about ati
[11:38] <Quinn> So the ATi linux drivers are fake ones
[11:38] <varsendagger> Jonnings, ubuntu doesn't like fat for anything, i had the same problem when i made my home a fat partition
[11:39] <Jonnings> varsendagger: ok, but i want to share a partition between winXP and ubuntu. Is there some better way to do this?
[11:39] <Madpilot> Quinn: follow the link the bot sent you for ATI drivers
[11:40] <mustard_dapper> Jonnings: maybe you should create a boot partition?  ( I dont really know much about partitioning btw)
[11:40] <KakiPukul> it is not advices to have /home as FAT
[11:40] <Madpilot> Jonnings: create more partitions, have /home on ext3 and a seperate fat32 partition
[11:40] <KakiPukul> make another partition as FAT to share files among both OSes
[11:40] <varsendagger> just don't make it /home or anything that is part of the linux file system call it /winshare or whatever
[11:41] <Jonnings> i have one fat32 partition (for both os), and one ext3 (for linux) + swap
[11:41] <KakiPukul> it's really weird to make /home mount on a FAT partition :)