[00:00] <tautologism> xfact: timevault, maybe?  Though I'm not sure if it can back up to another drive.
[00:00] <dabaR> idk: recognized by what?
[00:00] <tautologism> xfact: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/TimeVault
[00:00] <Losha> meowbuntu: ftp, http or torrent are all fine. Often torrent is the fastest because lots of different people can share the load, but the end result is the same in all cases
[00:00] <xfact> Any easy backup tool for Ubuntu? I am about to change my HDD, so asking..
[00:00] <dabaR> !restoregrub | M1DLGpc
[00:00] <dabaR> !recoveringgrub | M1DLGpc
[00:01] <Losha> !backup | xfact (disclaimer: I've never used any of these)
[00:01] <idk> dabaR, when i try to change my resolution, it says my monitor isnt recognized, and i only have options for 800 x 600 and 640 x 480
[00:01] <Sweat> need some help with grub
[00:01] <Sweat> getting error 15: file not found
[00:01] <dabaR> !resolution |idk
[00:02] <Sweat> but when i try "e" cant edit root somewhere to boot hd(0,0)
[00:02] <DebiansArmy> I thought we were to backup grub not restore it???
[00:02]  * dabaR surrenders
[00:02] <M1DLGpc> ta, but i lost my grub instal, and a faulty partiton has lost my ubuntu that was installed there. I only need to gain access to my old windoqws drive because i wont boot and was last shut down with hibernate so it's unmountable. all I want to do is a new istall of ubuntu filling the whole drive after recovering everything off first
[00:03] <dabaR> xfact: to backup your installation, which will then be able to run without installing on the new HD?
[00:03] <M1DLGpc> ubuntu is less agrovation
[00:03] <dabaR> M1DLGpc: but when you boot ubuntu live, you can not mount the windows drive?
[00:04] <M1DLGpc> it refuses because it was hibernated
[00:04] <Sweat> can someone please help me with grub?
[00:04] <xfact> dabaR, right, I have to backup the system also
[00:04] <M1DLGpc> daber it will not let me delete it either woth the suggested commands
[00:04] <dabaR> M1DLGpc: sorry, I misread. you want to restore the windows boot loader.
[00:04] <cubic1273> howdy.  trying to get a wireless USB chipset working.  050d:705a; uses the rt73 driver, I believe.  I put the thing into ad-hoc mode, and it broadcasts garbage.  this is on <IP_ADDRESS>-x6.0 (ARMv7l).
[00:04] <yoyoma8> how do i setup my wifi to rome? -.-
[00:04] <M1DLGpc> only need it till the week end
[00:05] <dabaR> Sweat: how did you lose usage of grub?
[00:05] <Sweat> never did lose usage, just after a fresh install
[00:05] <dabaR> Sweat: Ah,.
[00:05] <Sweat> it wouldnt boot
[00:05] <dabaR> How did you install?
[00:06] <Sweat> eehm 1 lvm for home, 1 ext2 boot and 1 ext3 for root
[00:06] <dabaR> xfact: never heard of that.
[00:06] <ubyserver> Hello Everyone!
[00:06] <dabaR> Sweat: using the desktop CD?
[00:06] <ubyserver> Hope you are all well and in good health.
[00:06] <Sweat> dabaR: i googled into this link: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=297261 post 9
[00:07] <Sweat> but cant find root when i pres "e" in the grub menu
[00:07] <Sweat> to boot from hd(0,0)
[00:07] <xfact> I should totally explain the problem
[00:08] <M1DLGpc> dabar- I just fixed it, I couldn't get it to understand the name of the drive "win XP" because of the space, when I was working in console. I changed it to a wildcard and it said it was not able to work, but it fixed it anyway
[00:08] <M1DLGpc> thanks
[00:08] <dabaR> M1DLGpc: good job you!
[00:08] <dabaR> :)
[00:08] <od3n> is rm that command for deleting a file
[00:08] <M1DLGpc> I still doubt understnading why it doesn't understand spoaces in foldernames in consol
[00:09] <dabaR> od3n: do you use the Ubuntu desktop, or just the server?
[00:09] <od3n> I am just using decktop
[00:09] <dabaR> Sweat: I see...
[00:09] <od3n> desktop now
[00:09] <dabaR> Sweat: So it does not boot into ubuntu after a normal install with the desktop CD?
[00:09] <od3n> I will set up a server in my room at some point just not yet
[00:09] <bulltitan> hi im running ubuntu 9.10 on a eeepc 701 so far so good but id like to know how to get rid of recent documents entry in places menu
[00:10] <xfact> My old 80Gb HDD has 'bad sectors' (Ubuntu disk utility saying) and I am thinking about to exchange it to 160 GB HDD, but after that I do not want to setup the whole Ubuntu again, so I am asking for any ways to get back all the major settings without setting up one after one again.
[00:10] <dabaR> od3n: and why don't you just right click on a file and move to trash?
[00:10] <ubyserver> Has anyone here installed Plesk on there box.
[00:10] <Sweat> dabaR: No, using ubuntu server
[00:10] <dabaR> bulltitan: is it possible to right click then remove from menu?
[00:10] <M1DLGpc> xfact, inless i'm corrected, gparted is good enough for that task
[00:11] <bulltitan> no i think it is part of the applet but there might be a way arround to delete it
[00:11] <dabaR> Sweat: an ubuntu server CD? And it won't boot, right?
[00:11] <Sweat> ye
[00:11] <M1DLGpc> if you have concers about doing it in ubuntu it can be downloaded as a live disk in it's oewn right
[00:11] <bulltitan> i know how to disable it but i want it off the menu
[00:11] <M1DLGpc> or ran from live ubuntu disk
[00:11] <dabaR> Sweat: OK, so try hd(0,1), and hd(0,2)
[00:11] <xfact> M1DLGpc, But gparted is a partition tool, I am talking about to replacing the HDD, not upgrading.
[00:11] <dabaR> Sweat: you have only one HD in the computer, right?
[00:12] <Sweat> i want to, but where do i need to edit? cause when i enter grub menu, press "e" i see 4 lines..
[00:12] <lostinspace_46> If I make a karmic live cd using Remastersys is there a way to give the cd full permissions to my HDD when it loads?
[00:12] <Sweat> 2 hd
[00:12] <M1DLGpc> you can copy from one drive to another, then expand the size of partiton
[00:12] <Sweat> so i am sure it must be hd(0,0)
[00:12] <dabaR> bulltitan: Oh, the whole places menu?
[00:12] <Sweat> but where do i need to edit?
[00:12] <od3n> cause I am using a live cd to fix some stuff as a last ditch effort to fix something
[00:13] <bulltitan> no just the recent documents entry
[00:13] <Sweat> i got 4 lines, uuid, kernel, initrd and quiet
[00:13] <dabaR> Sweat: just cause it has 2 hard disks, that does not mean it is hd(0,)
[00:13] <dabaR> 00
[00:13] <Sweat> i am sure i installed grub on 0,0
[00:14] <Sweat> anyway, i couldnt try yet
[00:14] <Sweat> cause i dont know where to edit it
[00:14] <dabaR> Sweat: and you don't get a grub boot menu at start?
[00:14] <Sweat> i do
[00:14] <Sweat> i even did
[00:14] <Sweat> find /grub/stage1
[00:14] <xfact> :(
[00:14] <Sweat> thats hd(0,0)
[00:15] <Sweat> when i want to edit the bootlines(or something) i dont know where to edit to hd(0,0)
[00:15] <od3n> and was wondering that the command to rename a file was or should I just cp it
[00:16]  * PsychoMari0
[00:16] <SonicAD> ...oh I was going to ask about solutions for watching the NBC Olympics coverage but I see a preview version of Moonlight 3 is out now
[00:16] <ericjames> I fixed part of my issue with thinkfinger. the package had to be built from source configuring thinkfinger for pam authentication.
[00:16] <dabaR> od3n: mv renames
[00:16] <PirateGoose> how can I compile a .po file into a .gmo file? google gives me nothing viable...
[00:16] <ericjames> not, however, when i log in with a finger print I have to use my password for my keyring
[00:17] <od3n> ok thanks
[00:17] <ericjames> a suggested work around is to put 'echo "PASSWORD" | /path/to/pam-keyring-tool -u -s' in my .bashrc file (replacing 'PASSWORD' with my password of course).
[00:17] <bulltitan> by the way i have another question, the power manager applet in gnome displays all the battery info wrong is there a fix for this?
[00:17] <teklob> how can I have find show me all .cpp or h files with a single command?
[00:17] <Sweat> dabaR: so where do i need to edit it in grub?
[00:18] <teklob> find ./ -regex ".*\.[h|cpp]" only shows headers
[00:18] <ericjames> this didn't work however, is there somewhere besides bashrc I should put this echo statement?
[00:18] <dabaR> bulltitan: did you read http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=556592 ?
[00:18] <od3n> ok last question I have a file called menu.lst~
[00:19] <bulltitan> nope but i will do right now thanks
[00:19] <dabaR> Sweat: when you boot, you should be able to get to an grub boot menu editor.
[00:19] <ticko> i dont know why but all of a sudden my wireless connection keeps dying on me. I must restart the connection to get it to work form 5 min then do it again. Anyone help?
[00:19] <Sweat> ye i am right now
[00:19] <od3n> what is that file, I know what menu.lst is but not sure what the ~ denotes
[00:19] <dabaR> Sweat: so, edit it.
[00:19] <Sweat> what part do i need to edit? i got 4 lines
[00:19] <dabaR> Sweat: I mean, it is somewhat almost unlikely that you will be able to fix what the installer could not configure, IMHO
[00:20] <cubic1273> od3n: ~ probably refers to a backup of the original file.  you can open the menu.lst~ file up in an editor and check.
[00:20] <dabaR> Sweat: what are the lines? Can you post it to pastebin?
[00:20] <bulltitan> ho yeah  thats the disable solution yep ive read that one
[00:20] <Sweat> not sure how to, cant connect trough ssh :)
[00:20] <ticko> can anyone helP?
[00:20] <dabaR> Sweat: if you can read it, you could type it...
[00:20] <tautologism> teklob: you want to use '(' instead of '['; also you might  need to to backslash-escape them along with the '|'
[00:20] <od3n> ya I think I got it working
[00:21] <bulltitan> i know it might be a cosmetic question to you folks just like the power manager but its important to me
[00:22] <tautologism> teklob: the [...] construction specifies one of the included characters.
[00:22] <od3n> so I got it to boot sort of now its doing a fsck
[00:22] <Serpico> hi
[00:23] <tautologism> teklob: documentation is via   man 7 regex
[00:24] <tautologism> teklob: though there may be some differences, I'm not sure which type of regex find uses, looks like 'emacs' by default.
[00:25] <here4thegear> hi, on ubuntu server, I usually use sudo aptitude install <package>.. Does anyone know if I can use aptitude to install php 6 and if so how? thanks
[00:25] <PingFloyd> here4thegear: yeah
[00:26] <tautologism> teklob:   man 7 regex   describes 'egrep'-style regexps; IIRC I usually use those style with find.  you should be able to pass the flag '-regextype posix-extended' to find to select that type for sure.
[00:26] <PingFloyd> here4thegear: like aptitude install pkg=version
[00:27] <macman_> hi all .. my wireless is enabled  but disabled in NetworkManager .. i have no check to enable it .. how can i check this
[00:27] <macman_> i tried ifconfig eth2 up
[00:27] <macman_> no go
[00:27] <here4thegear> PingFloyd: oh, ok I'll try that out.. I'm wanting to test some things out on it.
[00:27] <macman_> i also tried iwconfig eth2 up
[00:28] <here4thegear> macman_: wireless is usually wlan0
[00:28] <macman_> eth2 shows up for 802.11
[00:28] <psycho_oreos> depends on driver
[00:29] <here4thegear> macman_: what kind of laptop is it?
[00:29] <macman_> how do i renable the wireless .. i have Enable networking checked .. and i have Enable wireless greyed out
[00:29] <macman_> here4thegear dell studio 17
[00:29] <loganhoup> Can someone help me? Upon upgrading from 9.04 to 9.10 my wireless has stopped working. Network manager doesn't even acknowledge I have anything wifi. I have the restricted driver install. I don't have an enable wireless checkbox. I'm currently on a wired connection.
[00:29] <psycho_oreos> legacy ieee80211 framework based driver, including some proprietary ones may have other interface naming.. ipw2200 for example uses ethX, broadcom-sta uses ethX, ralink driver (direct from ralink website) is raX
[00:30] <psycho_oreos> macman_, pastebin your lspci -nnk output
[00:30] <Serpico> how i know which the channel using my router?thanks
[00:30] <Ziggyzxxyl> How do I reset my keychain password?
[00:31] <psycho_oreos> Serpico, go into router config and check
[00:31] <Frijolie> I'm confused on the way Nautilus displays the file permissions...
[00:31] <Halvtand> Hello everyone. I'm a first-time Ubunto user with my very first problem. I've installed Ubunto v. 9.10 on my Acer Aspire 3003 and the colors are all wrong. I tried to find an answer on the internet, but noone wrote out instructions for newbies. I have no idea of what to do.
[00:31] <d3xter> Ziggyzxxyl, iwlist [wlan-interface] scan
[00:31] <d3xter> sry, that goes to Serpico ^^
[00:31] <Frijolie> for instance, Nautilus displays the owner of this file as brian - Brian then the group as brian
[00:31] <Frijolie> what does that mean?
[00:32] <loganhoup> Can someone help me? Upon upgrading from 9.04 to 9.10 my wireless has stopped working. Network manager doesn't even acknowledge I have anything wifi. I have the restricted driver install. I don't have an enable wireless checkbox. I'm currently on a wired connection.
[00:32] <Serpico> psycho_oreos, d3xter my router is blocked and i don't go into router config :(
[00:32] <psycho_oreos> loganhoup, pastebin your lspci -nnk output.. and I strongly advise against upgrades
[00:33] <klappi> Frijolie: normaly each user has his own group
[00:33] <Frijolie> klappi, I get that but why does it say "owner: brian - Brian"...what does that mean?
[00:33] <psycho_oreos> Serpico, what d3xter says is a command you can probe for wireless networks, you may need to do it a few times and if your AP name doesn't exist, you're almost pretty much SOL
[00:34] <Frijolie> the ls -l says "rwxr-x--- brian brian"
[00:34] <loganhoup> psycho_oreos:http://paste.ubuntu.com/378727/
[00:34] <psycho_oreos> Frijolie, for those who owns the file
[00:34] <ddawe> loganhoup:  Ubuntu has serious problems when it comes to distributio upgrade.
[00:34] <loganhoup> I know.
[00:34] <loganhoup> I just didn't have the time to back up
[00:34] <Frijolie> well I'm brian and I can't rename the file. as soon as I rename it, it reverts back to what it used to be
[00:35] <ubyserver> Was it alright if I had to add a domain like such to satisfy Plesk installation upaddress computername.localhost.com
[00:35] <ubyserver> to hosts
[00:35] <here4thegear> I want to scrub a website (a specific one) which is full of links to wav files. On my remote server, I want to scrub that site (following links that are within that website) to find and download all the links to .wav files and then perform some tasks on those wav files. Where do I start to do the search of the site for the links to the wav files?
[00:35] <psycho_oreos> loganhoup, try sudo modprobe ath5k and see if there's wlanX interface
[00:35] <Frijolie> I've done chown "brian:brian" and chmod 750 on all files in that directory
[00:35] <Serpico> psycho_oreos, d3xter how i can run this operation?(sorry for my english)
[00:35] <blakkheim> here4thegear: man wget
[00:35] <d3xter> Serpico, you can run this command in any terminal
[00:35] <psycho_oreos> Serpico, <d3xter> Serpico , iwlist [wlan-interface] scan
[00:35] <klappi> Frijolie: and what did you expect ls -l to chow?
[00:36] <Ziggyzxxyl> How do I reset my keychain password? I turned my 'puter on this morning and it was not accepting my keychain password to connect to my wireless... which is odd, because I had it the same as my log in password, which still worked for logging me in. Last time I had the computer on, I changed my login password. Now neither my new or old password can access the keychain thing. What do I do?
[00:36] <klappi> s/chow/show/
[00:36] <Serpico> ok thanks
[00:36] <here4thegear> blakkheim: thanks.
[00:36] <loganhoup> psycho_oreos: no output
[00:36] <Halvtand> Hello everyone. I'm a first-time Ubunto user with my very first problem. I've installed Ubunto v. 9.10 on my Acer Aspire 3003 and the colors are all wrong. I tried to find an answer on the internet, but noone wrote out instructions for newbies. Something about running /etc/X11/xorg.conf but where do I write that, and how do I access it?
[00:36] <wexzapa> Can anyone heplme with mathematica???
[00:36] <psycho_oreos> Frijolie, try mv <current_file_name> <new_file_name>
[00:36] <Frijolie> the "ls - l" is what I expected it, but that's why I"m so confused cause i'm the owner and in the group but I still cannot rename the file
[00:36] <psycho_oreos> loganhoup, do sudo lsmod| grep ath5k
[00:37] <Jordan_U> Sweat, Try just changing the boot order in the BIOS.
[00:37] <Serpico> psycho_oreos, d3xter ok working thanks :D
[00:37] <d3xter> Serpico, you're welcome
[00:38] <Frijolie> psycho_oreos, I know about that command..i know how to do renames but they don't stick
[00:38] <loganhoup1> psycho_oreos: that made me connect.
[00:38] <loganhoup1> no output on it
[00:38] <Frijolie> psycho_oreos, that's why I think I'm having file permissions issues
[00:38] <amdgoon> hello
[00:38] <psycho_oreos> Frijolie, maybe there's a process that has a handle on the file
[00:38] <loganhoup> psycho_oreos: thank you. Is this a permanent fix?
[00:38] <Frijolie> psycho_oreos, just tried "mv" again, it doesn't go through. Tried mv, nautilus, gprename
[00:39] <psycho_oreos> Frijolie, if it was a perm error, it'll tell you at prompt imo
[00:39] <psycho_oreos> loganhoup, don't think so, its weird how its not set to load at boot
[00:39] <pinkspider> hello
[00:39] <Ziggyzxxyl> How do I reset my default keyring password?
[00:39] <loganhoup> yeah. This computer does some lovingly fun weird stuff.
[00:39] <Frijolie> psycho_oreos, when i do mv it just goes to an empty prompt (making you think it went through) then you "ls" again and it's back to the original
[00:39] <pinkspider> alguém fala português ? brazil ?
[00:39] <Jordan_U> Frijolie, You need to have permission to edit that *directory*, a rename is an operation on a directory, not the file itself.
[00:40] <loganhoup> Psycho_oreos: So how do I make it permanent pray tell?
[00:40] <psycho_oreos> Frijolie, check via lso
[00:40] <psycho_oreos> Frijolie, I meant lsof
[00:40] <schgoddie> Ziggyzxxyl: i'm not really shure, try to delete (or rename) .gnupg in your home-folder
[00:40] <Frijolie> Jordan_U, yeah I thought about that as well parent, sub, and files are all 750
[00:40] <psycho_oreos> loganhoup, I only know of a dirty hack, that is to add it into /etc/rc.local
[00:40] <klappi> Halvtand: please do grep Driver /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[00:41] <d3xter> Ziggyzxxyl, just move ~/.gnome2/keyrings/default.keyring into another folder and then reboot
[00:41] <Jordan_U> Frijolie, And you are the owner of the directory?
[00:41] <Ziggyzxxyl> ok, thanks
[00:41] <d3xter> Frijolie, have you tried to set the owner of this file?
[00:41] <Frijolie> yeah, parent directories, sub directories, and all files are 750 brian brian
[00:41] <ubyserver> My installation of Plesk failed
[00:41] <Frijolie> and Yes I'm brian
[00:42] <ubyserver> How do I remove the files if it did not finish successfully?
[00:42] <Frijolie> i have done chmod 750 * on all directories in that folder as well as chown brian:brian
[00:42] <Jordan_U> Frijolie, And you say you don't get any error when you use mv?
[00:42] <Halvtand> klappi how do i do that? I'm a first-timer, don't really know where to look for stuff in this yet.
[00:42] <dazed_> hey i just rebooted my comp and i got this error message when loading ubuntu and i cant access anything message: "One or more of the mounts listed in /etc/fstab cannot yet be loaded | /:waiting for /dev/loop0 | /tmp: waiting for(null) | Press ESC to enter a recovery shell"
[00:42] <psycho_oreos> ubyserver, depends on how its installed
[00:42] <loganhoup> psycho_oreos: ummmm. How do I do that?
[00:42] <sundaymorning> pinkspider: #ubuntu-br
[00:42] <klappi> Halvtand: do you have console open?
[00:42] <Frijolie> Jordan_U, nope, no error message. When I rename via Nautilus (right-click > rename) it allows me to rename the file but then ~2 seconds later it reverts
[00:43] <Halvtand> klappi no console, staring at the desktop
[00:43] <ubyserver> psycho_oreos: Alright so that means what?
[00:43] <loganhoup> Psycho_oreos: That is, add it to  /etc/rc.local.
[00:43] <klappi> Halvtand: dont you got xterm?
[00:43] <psycho_oreos> ubyserver, how did you exactly install plesk?
[00:43] <ubyserver> I wish I could just reinstall
[00:43] <ubyserver> ./ parallels_installer_v3.5.0_build090817.16_os_Ubuntu_8.04_i386
[00:43] <pinkspider> Oii ( :
[00:43] <pinkspider> any hacker ?
[00:44] <tomatoes7> max is koning
[00:44] <psycho_oreos> loganhoup, yes, its a shell script, add it before exit 0 line and the words would be "modprobe ath5k"
[00:44] <loganhoup> okay
[00:44] <loganhoup> thanks
[00:44] <Halvtand> klappi xterm? What's that?
[00:44] <psycho_oreos> loganhoup, that's a cheap hack that will work on every bootup time
[00:44] <Frijolie> I've stumped the masters, huh?
[00:44] <borbor> hey, been using ubuntu for a few weeks, when I'm connecting HDMI to my tv the resolution is either way too big or without widescreen, I think I can fix it with the nvidia 190 or 195 driver, as they have overscanning compensation
[00:44] <klappi> Halvtand: ok you have bootet into gnome?
[00:44] <psycho_oreos> Frijolie, you haven't tried lsof yet
[00:44] <loganhoup> alright. I greatly appreciate the help.
[00:44] <dazed_> Hey, i just rebooted my comp and i got this error message when loading ubuntu and i cant access anything message: "One or more of the mounts listed in /etc/fstab cannot yet be loaded | /:waiting for /dev/loop0 | /tmp: waiting for(null) | Press ESC to enter a recovery shell"
[00:44] <borbor> but it always says I'm running an xserver, and won't let me install
[00:45] <Frijolie> psycho_oreos, never heard of it
[00:45] <psycho_oreos> loganhoup, for the time being I'd try to find out why it won't autoload.. might it be blacklisted? etc
[00:45] <Halvtand> klappi I guess so, how do I tell?
[00:45] <psycho_oreos> Frijolie, it lists open files.. if you do lsof| grep <filename> it might show which processes has a handle on it
[00:46] <acervo> anyvary tell me what is the command for a creat a root?
[00:46] <klappi> Halvtand: press alt - F2
[00:46] <Jordan_U> Frijolie, Can you pastebin the output of "strace mv foo bar"?
[00:46] <loganhoup> Psycho_oreos: When I upgraded it asked if I wanted to keep or throw out something to do with blacklisting.
[00:46] <loganhoup> I'm pretty sure that concerned pulseaudio though.
[00:46] <Halvtand> klappi run application window comes up
[00:46] <loganhoup> Which is probably toast since the upgrade too...
[00:47] <klappi> Halvtand: type xterm there
[00:47] <dazed_> ey i just rebooted my comp and i got this error message when loading ubuntu and i cant access anything message: "One or more of the mounts listed in /etc/fstab cannot yet be loaded | /:waiting for /dev/loop0 | /tmp: waiting for(null) | Press ESC to enter a recovery shell"
[00:47] <Jordan_U> dazed_, I assume this is a wubi installation?
[00:47] <Halvtand> klappi ok, some kind of console
[00:47] <dazed_> ya
[00:47] <dazed_> Jordan_U:  ya
[00:47] <acervo> #ubuntu -es
[00:48] <psycho_oreos> loganhoup, blacklisting keeps systems sane imo, without blacklist, some old and potentially problematic if not duplicate modules will be loaded for the exact same device found on your computer.. like your wifi chipset also has a driver known as madwifi-ng.. without blacklist and installing madwifi-ng you will find both of them autoloaded but only one will work
[00:48] <acalbaza_> do all versions of virtualbox OSE support usb?
[00:48] <acervo> #ubuntu-es
[00:48] <pinkspider> proxy in ubuntu ?
[00:48] <dazed_> Jordan_U:  it was working all day and night yesterday through numerous reboots
[00:48] <klappi> Halvtand: congrats youve found the console new wonders and adventures ahead
[00:48] <Frijolie> psycho_oreos, lsof | grep <myfilename> returned no results
[00:48] <Jordan_U> acalbaza_, No, the USB support is proprietary, the open source version doesn't have it.
[00:48] <psycho_oreos> Frijolie, tried what Jordan_U mentioned?
[00:49] <dazed_> Jordan_U: i have navigated into my etc in the recovery shell anyway i can remake my fstab?
[00:49] <macman_> hi all wasn't paying attention .. how do i enable my wireless ?
[00:49] <Halvtand> klappi I feel sooooo stupid right here... Hopefully I'll learn this stuff pretty quickly.... What do I do now?
[00:49] <k0d3g3ar> does anyone know of a GUI application that front-ends the running of one or more shell commands?
[00:49] <acalbaza_> Jordan_U: thanks
[00:49] <psycho_oreos> macman_, you haven't pastebin your lspci -nnk outptu
[00:49] <loganhoup> psycho_oreos: where is the blacklisting thingy at for my wifi?
[00:49] <psycho_oreos> macman_, output*
[00:49] <loganhoup> (I have little to no idea what I'm talking about)
[00:49] <klappi> Halvtand: grep Driver /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[00:50] <Jordan_U> acalbaza_, np
[00:50] <psycho_oreos> loganhoup, there's no blacklisting specifically for wifi, there's a general blackllst that can be found in /etc/modprobe.d/
[00:50] <foss4sme>  #villagetelco
[00:50]  * bihuhn (Away Grund : Auto Away nach 60 min | Pager : OFF )
[00:50] <foss4sme> join  #villagetelco
[00:50] <loganhoup> Psycho_oreos: I remember being asked if I wanted that reset to default. I've made configurations to it before. I threw it out >_<.
[00:50] <slowlearner> hi does anybody know how i can change the default session during login? menu always defaults to xterm(should be gnome i think)
[00:51] <dazed_> i just rebooted my comp and i got this error message when loading ubuntu and i cant access anything message: "One or more of the mounts listed in /etc/fstab cannot yet be loaded | /:waiting for /dev/loop0 | /tmp: waiting for(null) | Press ESC to enter a recovery shell"
[00:51] <Frijolie> Jordan_U, http://pastebin.com/m1410b576
[00:51] <psycho_oreos> loganhoup, well that doesn't help me much, probably a better idea is to pastebin the output for the contents of that blacklist file
[00:51] <klappi> slowlearner: do you use gdm?
[00:51] <Halvtand> Klappi grep: /etc/X11/xorg.conf: No such file or directory
[00:51] <Frijolie> psycho_oreos, ^
[00:51] <slowlearner> klappi: yes
[00:52] <k0d3g3ar> dazed_:  what does your /etc/fstab contain?
[00:52] <psycho_oreos> Frijolie, its saying the file doesn't exist from the strace output
[00:52] <klappi> slowlearner: you can use gdmsetup to turn off autlogin this allows you to choose different sessions
[00:52] <dazed_> im in etc and i dir'd it and found fstab but cant cd into it
[00:52] <Frijolie> psycho_oreos, well "foo bar" doesn't exist, correct
[00:52] <Jordan_U> Frijolie, Ok, replace "foo" and "bar" with the actual names you are using, so just take your mv command and put strace in front of it
[00:52] <loganhoup> oh wow
[00:52] <loganhoup> that's a directory
[00:52] <k0d3g3ar> dazed_:  Its a file, not a directory
[00:52] <psycho_oreos> Frijolie, err you're meant to replace foo with the current filename and bar with new filename :p
[00:52] <ubyserver> How do I remove LAMP
[00:52] <Frijolie> psycho_oreos, Jordan_U, d'oh!
[00:52] <dazed_> k0d3g3ar:  i tried to mount it and it said cant find fstab in etc/fstab or /mtab
[00:52] <psycho_oreos> loganhoup, yes full of configs, look for blacklist or blacklist.conf
[00:53] <slowlearner> klappi: cool thanks!
[00:53] <Jordan_U> Frijolie, :)
[00:53] <k0d3g3ar> dazed_:  But you said you can see it?  Can you do a    cat /etc/fstab
[00:53] <psycho_oreos> ubyserver, doesn't help if you don't say how exactly you installed it, from tar.gz? from deb? or what?
[00:53] <dazed_> k0d3g3ar:  yes a bunch of stuff popped up what do u need
[00:53] <ubyserver> ummm tasksel
[00:53] <ubyserver> repository
[00:54] <ubyserver> apt-get install
[00:54] <loganhoup> psycho_oreos: http://paste.ubuntu.com/378739/
[00:54] <klappi> Halvtand: grep LoadModule /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[00:54] <k0d3g3ar> dazed_:  Its not what I need.... its what you need.  You need to understand what it says, and remove any lines that are not valid.  Sounds like its trying to mount stuff that isn't there
[00:54] <psycho_oreos> ubyserver, for that case you can do apt-get remove.. but probably a better option is to use aptitude instead of apt-get
[00:54] <ubyserver> I only use command
[00:54] <ubyserver> so apt-get remove will do.
[00:54] <ubyserver> Thanx
[00:55] <psycho_oreos> loganhoup, weird, ath5k is not blacklisted, dmesg might have some info I presume
[00:55] <dazed_> k0d3g3ar:  well im lost at that point i dunno what i need or dont nee
[00:55] <loganhoup> yay logs...
[00:55] <sidney_> to dualboot do i create one ect3 primary partition then the others root swap home inside the primary?
[00:55] <sidney_> ext3
[00:55] <k0d3g3ar> dazed_:  The format of each line should start with the source of what its trying to mount, the the mount type, then the destination of where it will mount it, etc.  (or something like that - I can't remember the exact order but its pretty obvious when you look at the file)
[00:55] <psycho_oreos> loganhoup, there's many many ways to check for potential causes of why it won't autoload
[00:56] <tautologism> Hey, I asked a question a while ago about ssh'ing back into a server that's running do-release-upgrade under screen.  I'm getting an error from ssh_exchange_identification; I can actually access the machine but I'd like to continue running the upgrade via ssh.  Anybody know more about this?  Thanks
[00:56] <yo09384> !help
[00:57] <yo09384> !ssh
[00:57] <Halvtand> klappi got a lot of (II) LoadModule: "something different in every one" I know that my graphics should be the one that says "sis"
[00:57] <k0d3g3ar> dazed_:  Look at each line, and verify that the source of what it is trying to mount actually exists.  If not, there's your problem.  I suspect this is just a symptom of another problem you are having
[00:57] <dazed_> first 2 lines: "/host/ubuntu/disks/root.dsk/     ext4   loop,errors=remount-ro 0" --- "host/ubuntu/disks/swap.disk non       swap   loop,sw 0 0"
[00:57] <k0d3g3ar> dazed_:  ie.  its trying to mount a nfs volume,and the nfs server is down.  Or something like that
[00:57] <damagu> Hey all, what do I do if my / partition is getting full?
[00:57] <TDJACR> damagu: Purchase a new HD
[00:57] <psycho_oreos> damagu, find out where its using the most?
[00:57] <loganhoup> psycho_oreos: http://paste.ubuntu.com/378742/
[00:57] <k0d3g3ar> damagu:  clonezilla is your friend
[00:58] <epinky> tautologism: http://www.kriyayoga.com/love_blog/post.php/752
[00:58] <dazed_> next 2 lines begin with /dev/scd0 and /dev/fd0 and thats all there is
[00:58] <ubyserver> I'm trying to apt-get -f and it can't connect to my mysql server because of incorrect username/password. "psa-api-rpc"
[00:58] <damagu> Thanks for the sarcasm
[00:58] <klappi> Halvtand: are you talking from a seccond pc?
[00:58] <airtonix> question about zeroconf : i have samba announcing its service from my laptop, but my service-discovery-applet on my desktop is not 'discovering' the laptop shares ... any thoughts.
[00:58] <k0d3g3ar> dazed_:  /dev/scd0 is your cdrom drive, /dev/fd0 is your floppy disk drive.  Are they active and working?
[00:58] <diss3ntive> damagu:  If your / filesystem is separate from others like /usr /home /var /etc and so on, it may nto be that big of an issue...empty out /tmp and find crap that is taking up space
[00:58] <damagu> My / partition is 8GB but my hard drive is 500GB
[00:58] <ubyserver> Hence can't clean anything because it fails "Trying to establish test connection..."
[00:59] <psycho_oreos> loganhoup, hmm try modprobe -l| grep madwifi
[00:59] <ubyserver> And the log shows login error for mysql.
[00:59] <diss3ntive> damagu:  Yea, df -h should tell you which partitions you have other than /
[00:59] <pinkspider> what is buffer over flow ?
[00:59] <dazed_> k0d3g3ar:  yes cdrom works i dont have a floppy
[00:59] <damagu> diss3ntive: could it be because I have all these kernels
[00:59] <Frijolie> psycho_oreos, Jordan_U, http://pastebin.com/m34b7bad6
[00:59] <k0d3g3ar> damagu:  Then check out gparted - it should let you resize partitions.  But be sure to read all the docs as you could wipe everything if you do it wrong
[00:59] <pinkspider> what is buffer over flow ?
[00:59] <diss3ntive> damagu:  I have no idea how you have your system set up, but /etc/fstab should define your mountpoints
[00:59] <Halvtand> klappi yes
[00:59] <psycho_oreos> damagu, well if / is full it means you've reached your maximum allocated fs for linux (generally)
[00:59] <loganhoup> psycho_oreos: no output. Should there be?
[00:59] <michal_> is there a way to use my phone's GPS through a usb on comp?
[01:00] <epinky> pinkspider: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buffer_overflow
[01:00] <drizzt_> pinkspider, a memory corruption
[01:00] <pinkspider> ook'
[01:00] <Ziggyzxxyl> d3xter: I tried to find the default.keyring file to move it, but I only have login.keyring and 5 hidden files .keyringRANDOMLETTERS in that folder... default.keyring does not appear to exist :(
[01:00] <k0d3g3ar> dazed_:  You can probably remove the mounting of the fd0 then...  But if its complaining about the cdrom, something is wrong with your hardware or Ubuntu's ability to see it
[01:00] <tautologism> epinky: thanks, lovely flowers by the way.  I actually am running the upgrade under screen but I can't ssh back in.  I've had this problem a few times, do-release-upgrade seems to do something that prevents new ssh connections.  I can connect to the screen session from a console on the server itself, but I'd like to avoid this route for a couple reasons.
[01:00] <psycho_oreos> loganhoup, nope, just checking, strange interface naming, ath0 was meant to be for madwifi-ng not ath5k unless if I'm mistaken
[01:00] <damagu> diss3ntive: I have 8GB /  but when I boot up grub is showing about 10 different kernels. Would removing some of them make space on /
[01:00] <klappi> Halvtand: ok because we might break your xorg now ^^
[01:00] <dazed_> k0d3g3ar:  how do i remove the mounting of fd0
[01:01] <bastid_raZor> damagu: yes
[01:01] <bastid_raZor> damagu: uninstall then via syntapic
[01:01] <klappi> Halvtand: sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg-video-sis
[01:01] <ericjames> every time i log in i need to issue the command 'sudo setkeycodes 68 241' to get one of my tablet keys working. where can i store this so that it is done automatically with sudo permission??
[01:01] <ubyserver> I can't remove something because it can't connect to mysql server.
[01:01] <k0d3g3ar> dazed_:  Boot with a recovery cd, and then sudo bash to get root access.  Then just edit the file with vi or whatever your favorite editor is
[01:01] <dazed_> ok
[01:01] <epinky> tautologism: if screen can't recover your session, nothing will do :)
[01:01] <ubyserver> ....
[01:01] <loganhoup> psycho_oreos: oddly, I've always had to use ath0 when I wanted to monitor my wifi in something like conky and such.
[01:01] <dazed_> k0d3g3ar:  ok
[01:02] <damagu> bastid_raZor: cool. That's easy. I didn't know you could do that. SHould I backup first or is removing kernels through synaptic safe?
[01:02] <diss3ntive> damagu: That is located under /boot for the kernel images
[01:02] <bastid_raZor> !boot | k0d3g3ar follow this guide
[01:02] <psycho_oreos> Frijolie, I'd try enclosing the filenames in quotes and without backslashes
[01:02] <k0d3g3ar> bastid_raZor:  I'm not the one needing that info, dude
[01:02] <bastid_raZor> damagu: removing them is safe .. just be sure not to remove the current kernel
[01:02] <TDJACR> I'm attempting to install dansguardian with tinyproxy and firehol. It is working alright, except some websites fail to produce content. news.bbc.co.uk, dansguardian.org load the favicon, but the page is blank. See http://ln-s.net/52yc for the full bug report. Any ideas as to why this is happening?
[01:02] <Ziggyzxxyl> is login.keyring the same as default.keyring?
[01:02] <diss3ntive> the /boot partition should be on its own and / should be on its own
[01:02] <d3xter> Ziggyzxxyl, then try to move login.keyring to another folder :)
[01:02] <corey__> how could I tell apt to stop reconfiguring an application when it's properly installed?
[01:02] <damagu> diss3ntive: I don't have a separate partition for /boot so it would be in the / partition too right?
[01:02] <bastid_raZor> k0d3g3ar: oh,.. whom ever needed it then there it is.. i thought you needed a startup script to run as roon on boot?
[01:02] <d3xter> Ziggyzxxyl, i think so, because my login.keyring contains all my wlan-passwords and stuff
[01:02] <psycho_oreos> loganhoup, not that I'm doubting you, just that usually with ath5k, the interface is normally named wlanX instead of athX.. check iwconfig to see if there's wifiX as well
[01:03] <Frijolie> psycho_oreos, will do (excuse the corny music..hehe I'm embarassed)
[01:03] <Ziggyzxxyl> d3xter: ok
[01:03] <damagu> diss3ntive: IOW not in my /home partition
[01:03] <bastid_raZor> !boot | ericjames follow this..
[01:03] <bastid_raZor> k0d3g3ar: sorry.. bad eyes on my part
[01:03] <diss3ntive> ehhhhhh, you dont have a /boot partition?!?
[01:03] <k0d3g3ar> np
[01:03] <tautologism> epinky: no no screen can recover the session, I can do $(screen -x update) just fine from the server.  The problem is that my ssh connections are being rejected with the error "ssh_exchange_identification: Connection closed by remote host".  They worked just fine prior to starting do-release-upgrade; that's how I started the process.
[01:03] <damagu> diss3ntive: I don't have a separate /boot. I have / and /home
[01:03] <psycho_oreos> Frijolie, never head of that song but everyone has different tastes
[01:03] <loganhoup> Psycho_oreos: http://paste.ubuntu.com/378746/
[01:04] <Halvtand> klappi nothing broke. xserver-xorg-video-sis is already the newest version. 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 219 not upgraded.
[01:04] <diss3ntive> damagu:   cat /etc/fstab  | grep boot | wc -l
[01:04] <diss3ntive> 0 or 1?
[01:04] <tautologism> epinky: I'd like to continue the upgrade over ssh so I don't have to go into the other room every time I have to merge configuration files.  Mostly though I'd like to know why do-release-upgrade changes sshd's behaviour.
[01:04] <psycho_oreos> loganhoup, yeah that's definitely ath5k driver, not madwifi-ng umm maybe modinfo ath5k and check to see if the vid:pid matches
[01:05] <damagu> diss3ntive: 0
[01:05] <bastid_raZor> diss3ntive: a /boot partition isn't required
[01:05] <diss3ntive> I know its not....Its just weird dood doesn't have one
[01:05] <syn-ack> diss3ntive: Not really
[01:05] <bastid_raZor> diss3ntive: not weird at all. nor important for what he needs
[01:05] <damagu> diss3ntive: Well I didn't create one
[01:05] <SmileyChris> odd, a normal update and ubuntu wants to install postfix on my desktop :/
[01:05] <diss3ntive> yea, does Ubuntu actually install an OS without a /boot partition?
[01:05] <syn-ack> diss3ntive: Different needs
[01:05] <SmileyChris> seems it's been tied to lsb-core
[01:05] <syn-ack> diss3ntive: sure does
[01:05] <klappi> Halvtand: 219 not upgraded is very bad
[01:05] <diss3ntive> sheeh
[01:06] <tomatoes7> more people believe that elvis is alive than believe that the stimulus bill has created jobs
[01:06] <damagu> diss3ntive: normally Ubuntu just dumps everything in one partition.... no?
[01:06] <klappi> Halvtand: you should update your system before trying to fix it
[01:06] <diss3ntive> I now know why 1% of my machines are Ubuntu
[01:06] <pedrovillela> im having an audio problem here in my laptop... can anyone help me???
[01:06] <syn-ack> Honestly all one needs to install is / and swap
[01:06] <damagu> diss3ntive: I created / and /home so that I could keep /home on upgrades
[01:06] <diss3ntive> damagu:  I am not sure what Ubuntu does for install
[01:06] <klappi> Halvtand: sudo apt-get update and then sudo apt-get upgrade
[01:06] <bastid_raZor> Halvtand: to get those updates run this command in terminal:  sudo apt-get dist-upgrade   ..it will NOT change distrobutions but only fully update your box.
[01:06] <damagu> diss3ntive: oh yeah and swap
[01:06] <loganhoup> psycho_oreos: http://paste.ubuntu.com/378749/
[01:06] <diss3ntive> yea, root and swap is minimal....
[01:06] <diss3ntive> ok
[01:06] <ericjames> bastid_raZor: thanks. can setkeycodes be used as a boot option?
[01:06] <panfist> is there anyway to try to get gdm to start in some kind of safe/compatibility mode? all i get is a black screen on tty7
[01:06] <Safiyyah> I am having a problem with the resolution on my monitor which is a digital flat screen telly with a VGA port. It's plugged into VGA, any ideas how to fix this?
[01:06] <epinky> tautologism: maybe you'll have to wait timeout, try closing all your ssh and sftp clients
[01:07] <diss3ntive> then yea your kernel images are located under /boot and it will free up space for /
[01:07] <Frijolie> psycho_oreos, hmm, I think the quotes did it...I didn't know that you could do it that way. I've always been messin around with those friggin slashes
[01:07] <klappi> Halvtand: that gives you the latest patches and versions of all installed packages (apps)
[01:07] <ericjames> bastid_raZor: also, I don't have a /boot/grub/menu.lst file
[01:07] <Frijolie> psycho_oreos, why wouldn't a simple right-click > rename work though, I'm still confused as why one method would work and not another
[01:07] <syn-ack> ericG: Don't need on in GRUB2
[01:07] <yo09384> can someone give me an example of what a cli ssh command should look like using a ssh key?
[01:07] <syn-ack> ericjames, that is
[01:07] <bastid_raZor> ericjames: i don't know if you can add them that way.. adding the command to /etc/rc.local will do what you need
[01:08] <diss3ntive> just dont go delete happy, and know which ones you are deleteing...when you are done you will need to edit the /boot/grub/grub.conf to del the deleted kernels
[01:08] <panfist> yo09384 something like 'ssh user@host -i keyfile'
[01:08] <psycho_oreos> loganhoup, need you to pastebin that lspci -nnk again
[01:08] <dazed_> ey i just rebooted my comp and i got this error message when loading ubuntu and i cant access anything message: "One or more of the mounts listed in /etc/fstab cannot yet be loaded | /:waiting for /dev/loop0 | /tmp: waiting for(null) | Press ESC to enter a recovery shell"
[01:08] <klappi> Halvtand: if there are still not 0 not upgraded do sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[01:08] <Halvtand> klappi ok, typing....
[01:08] <psycho_oreos> Frijolie, probably it couldn't interpret spaces and stuff
[01:08] <ericjames> syn-ack: bastid_raZor: thanks, appreciated
[01:08] <epinky> tautologism: also you can try "rm ~/.ssh/know_hosts" in your remote host, then logout and retry
[01:08] <SmileyChris> is lsb-core an important package? it seems like it is...
[01:09] <tautologism> epinky: what's the timeout a timeout of?
[01:09] <yo09384> panfist, ok so the key is a file not an acutual code i would type out like ssh -p 8080 user@host 983ez9328s?
[01:09] <Frijolie> psycho_oreos, wait I think I have spoken too soon. I'm trying to rename another file in the same directory and we're back to square one
[01:09] <diss3ntive> ok staring back at my xbox, bbiab
[01:09] <psycho_oreos> Frijolie, it most likely meant to the program that its an extra parameter or argument when it isn't
[01:09] <corey__> how could I tell apt to stop reconfiguring an application when it's properly installed?
[01:09] <psycho_oreos> Frijolie, using quotes?
[01:09] <loganhoup> psycho_oreos: http://paste.ubuntu.com/378750/
[01:09] <Frijolie> psycho_oreos, yup :(
[01:10] <epinky> tautologism: that would be translated as "Try later" :)
[01:10] <panfist> is there anyway to try to get gdm to start in some kind of safe/compatibility mode? all i get is a black screen on tty7
[01:10] <psycho_oreos> loganhoup, weird, there's a matching vid:pid for it
[01:10] <psycho_oreos> Frijolie, do the strace mv "filename long A" "filename long B" and pastebin it
[01:11] <dazed_> ey i just rebooted my comp and i got this error message when loading ubuntu and i cant access anything message: "One or more of the mounts listed in /etc/fstab cannot yet be loaded | /:waiting for /dev/loop0 | /tmp: waiting for(null) | Press ESC to enter a recovery shell"
[01:11] <Halvtand> klappi downloading of stuff taking place, 10 min left until explosion...
[01:12] <loganhoup> psycho_oreos: I'm sorry. I have no idea what that means.
[01:12] <damagu> bastid_raZor: how do I found out what kernels I'm not using? Or what kernel I am using?
[01:12] <klappi> Halvtand: ^^
[01:12] <psycho_oreos> loganhoup, it means that its supposed to be autoloaded but it didn't for some weird reason
[01:12] <bastid_raZor> damagu: uname -a   will show you your current kernel
[01:12] <Frijolie> psycho_oreos, http://pastebin.com/m3aa3b5d2
[01:12] <klappi> Halvtand: hope you have enough beer on stock! i have ^^
[01:12] <epinky> dazed: enter recovery mode and edit /etc/fstab by hand, comment out offending line
[01:13] <tautologism> epinky: like how much later?  It's been like this for an hour or so; i haven't had any open connections to the server during that time.
[01:13] <psycho_oreos> Frijolie, and does the file Dreaming.flac exist?
[01:13] <damagu> bastid_raZor: thanks. And do I remove just the kernel images or the headers or both?
[01:13] <Frijolie> psycho_oreos, of course
[01:13] <damagu> bastid_raZor: or is there something else I should remove?
[01:13] <Frijolie> psycho_oreos, all the mv command is being done from within that directory
[01:13] <epinky> tautologism: then try removing know_hosts ssh file
[01:14] <Halvtand> klappi Yeah, I have, but I've got work in the morning... They don't take kindly to people comming in drunk...
[01:14] <corey__> panfist, from grub you can choose the recovery boot option
[01:14] <corey__> damagu, uname -a
[01:14] <corey__> how could I tell apt to stop reconfiguring an application when it's properly installed?
[01:14] <tautologism> epinky: on the server or on the client?  I did on the client; that didn't help.
[01:14] <Helsinkiii> hi people
[01:14] <epinky> tautologism: on the remote machine
[01:14] <bastid_raZor> damagu: removing the image will remove everything else associated with that kernelversion. after you finish with removing them run a sudo apt-get update and then a sudo apt-get upgrade   ..just to be sure you havent' removed something you need.
[01:15] <coolkehon> coolkehon> whats this mean when trying to install python 2.6
 update-binfmts: warning: Couldn't load the binfmt_misc module.
[01:15] <Helsinkiii> guys i get a his is a major failure of your software management system. Please check for broken packages with synaptic, check the file permissions and correctness of the file '/etc/apt/sources.list' and reload the software information with: 'sudo apt-get update' and 'sudo apt-get install -f'.
[01:15] <damagu> bastid_raZor: Cool thanks
[01:15] <panfist> corey__ recovery just gets me to a text terminal...
[01:15] <loganhoup> psycho_oreos: any ideas or do I deal with dirty hack?
[01:15] <coolkehon> -.-
[01:15] <Helsinkiii> i got this after trying to install Chrome
[01:15] <dazed_> hey i just rebooted my comp and i got this error message when loading ubuntu and i cant access anything message: "One or more of the mounts listed in /etc/fstab cannot yet be loaded | /:waiting for /dev/loop0 | /tmp: waiting for(null) | Press ESC to enter a recovery shell"
[01:15] <epinky> dazed_: enter recovery mode and edit /etc/fstab by hand, comment out offending line
[01:16] <psycho_oreos> loganhoup, I'd read up more about it, for the time being the dirty hack should suffice but check other modprobe.d configs for example
[01:16] <johnben-yk> hello!
[01:16] <dazed_> epinky: how do i edit it says its a read only file system in the recovery shell
[01:16] <dazed_> epinky:  what command to edit
[01:16] <xjkx> [offtopic] on boot: PXE-E01: PCI Vendor and Device ID do not match (got any idea of what it means ? googled and found complains, but no explanations)
[01:16] <psycho_oreos> Frijolie, weird, I'm sure Dreaming.flac doesn't exist, tried it on my setup and it works perfectly
[01:16] <tautologism> epinky: It seems to be something specifically with do-release-upgrade; I've never had problems with ssh before but recently I've tried a few times to run do-release-upgrade; every time I tried to do it over ssh it had this problem.  Before when it happened the server locked up and I had to shut down with the power switch; after that ssh was okay without any adjustments.
[01:16] <psycho_oreos> Frijolie, maybe its a portion of the filename and not a complete one :P
[01:16] <loganhoup> Psycho_oreos: Okay thanks.
[01:17] <psycho_oreos> Frijolie, or maybe try ls -1| grep Dreaming.flac
[01:17] <Frijolie> psycho_oreos, hmm, interesting discovery. I have banshee open (not playing any songs) and it won't rename the files when that's open. closed banshee tried again and it works
[01:17] <pinkspider> assembly + c using
[01:17] <corey__> panfist, yeah, so? that's what it is suppose to do.
[01:17] <corey__> panfist, without the terminal you would find it very difficult to diagnose and correct your situation
[01:17] <corey__> coolkehon, did someone from #python suggest you ask that question in here?
[01:17] <panfist> corey__ well i have a terminal and i'm still finding it hard to correct the situation
[01:17] <psycho_oreos> Frijolie, yeah maybe it has a hook on the directory somewhere or it might be something to do with HAL
[01:17] <epinky> dazed: mount -o remount,rw /dev/your_device_here /mnt after that use an editor like "vi"
[01:17] <coolkehon> corey__: the problem happend on install
[01:17] <epinky> dazed_: mount -o remount,rw /dev/your_device_here /mnt after that use an editor like "vi"
[01:18] <dazed_> epinky:  ok ill try that
[01:18] <Frijolie> psycho_oreos, i did the lsof and it didn't show those being open or anything. Hmm, I would have never thought
[01:18] <panfist> corey__ i've inspected the xorg log and i only see one thing that matches '-i error'; that's AIGLX isn't working, falling back on software rendering
[01:18] <corey__> panfist, you always have the option to reinstall if you don't feel comfortable working inside a terminal.
[01:18] <dazed_> epinky:  sry to be a nub but by my device you mean?
[01:18] <dazed_> epinky:  i only had standard ubuntu installed for like a day
[01:18] <panfist> corey__ this is a vanilla jaunty installation. i need to use jaunty because there is no xen patched kernel for karmic yet
[01:19] <psycho_oreos> Frijolie, I suspect banshee is a low-level process or something
[01:19] <panfist> so reinstalling wouldn't do me much good
[01:19] <d3xter> xjkx every pci-device has its unique ID
[01:19] <corey__> coolkehon, you could try using the alternate cd. that version doesn't use the python gui installer.
[01:19] <xjkx> d3xter: yes. so ?
[01:19] <d3xter> and this ID contains classID:VendorID:DeviceID
[01:20] <andreacarvalho77> ola gente ...
[01:20] <corey__> panfist, you have a ati video card?
[01:20] <andreacarvalho77> alguem pode me dar um help?
[01:20] <panfist> corey__ yep :(
[01:20] <epinky> dazed: it could be /dev/sdX or /dev/hdX (hdX for example for IDE and sda for SCSI and SATA), it depends really, you can find out with "fdisk -l" command
[01:20] <dazed_> epinky:  also when going into the recovery shell this time i got this message " mountall: Cancelled" "init: mountall main process (559) terminated wtih status 1 General Error Mounting fiilesystems"
[01:20] <hiexpo> good evening all long time
[01:20] <dazed_> epinky:  ok got that
[01:20] <xjkx> d3xter: going directly to the point,  how do i fix it :/
[01:21] <d3xter> xjkx what pci-card isnt working?
[01:21] <corey__> panfist, well I'm sorry for your bad luck with bad drivers, you could try the open source ones as they are much better.
[01:21] <dazed_> epinky:  when i ran your command to mount it returned
[01:21] <tautologism> epinky: appended '.tmp' to ~/.ssh/known_hosts on both server and client; same error message.
[01:21] <xjkx> d3xter: a nic
[01:21] <xjkx> d3xter: from realtek
[01:21] <andreacarvalho77> tenho um modem nokia 1508i cdma e uso ele para a conexao com a internet, porem no ubuntu 9.10 nao consigo conectar
[01:21] <panfist> corey__ according to xorg.log it's using the open source radeon driver
[01:21] <dazed_> epinky: "cant find /dev/sd0/mnt in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab"
[01:22] <tautologism> epinky: would you know if there's any danger in restarting sshd while do-release-upgrade is running?
[01:22] <dazed_> must be wrong device?
[01:22] <xjkx> andreacarvalho77: rodou o pppoeconf ?
[01:22] <andreacarvalho77> sim...mais ainda nada...
[01:23] <epinky> tautologism: yes it's very dangerous, it could make your system unusable
[01:23] <dazed_> epinky:  i fdisked found my device name is sdb1 but still says cant find it in fstab
[01:23] <d3xter> xjkx, does dmesg say anything about your nic?
[01:23] <corey__> panfist, you could try dpkg reconfigure to reset the settings.
[01:23] <xjkx> andreacarvalho77: como root ? fez tudo direitinho, senha e tal ? depois rodou pon dsl-provider ?
[01:23] <xjkx> d3xter: gonna check
[01:24] <yo09384> is a ssh key a actual file or a passphrase?
[01:24] <dazed_> epinky:  to mount it
[01:24] <panfist> what's the name of the package i need to reconfigure again? xserver-xorg or something like that, right?
[01:24] <andreacarvalho77> estou rodando agora
[01:24] <andreacarvalho77> alguem ja teve esse problema.. rodei o wvdial
[01:24] <epinky> dazed: then try "sudo mount -o remount,rw /dev/sdb1 /mnt", there's a space between /dev/sdb1 and /mnt
[01:24] <epinky> dazed_: then try "sudo mount -o remount,rw /dev/sdb1 /mnt", there's a space between /dev/sdb1 and /mnt
[01:24] <andreacarvalho77> e ele nao encontrou o modem no caso o nokia 1508i
[01:24] <corey__> panfist, yes
[01:25] <Trek> !english | andreacarvalho77 / xjkx
[01:25] <dazed_> how to exit vi?
[01:25] <xjkx> Trek: i'm just answering :<
[01:26] <dazed_> epinky:  ahh i missed the space
[01:26] <epinky> dazed_: <ESC> and after that ":q!" and <ENTER>
[01:26] <xjkx> d3xter: i couldn't find, should I pastebin it ?
[01:26] <tautologism> epinky: okay, glad I asked!  okay I'm checking out ssh's verbose output now, maybe that will be helpful.
[01:26] <d3xter> xjkx, yes
[01:27] <dazed_> epinky:  i ran that command to mount now it says "you must specify the filesystem type"
[01:27] <klappi> Halvtand: still there?
[01:27] <xjkx> d3xter: http://pastebin.ca/1800867
[01:28] <epinky> dazed_: sudo mount -o remount,rw -t ext3 /dev/sdb1 /mnt
[01:28] <capron> Do xhost command works ?    I'm just waiting for my turn.
[01:28] <panfist> on jaunty is there a more comprehensive sample xorg.conf than what i can get from an dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg ?
[01:28] <klappi> panfist: afaik you can do Xorg -config
[01:28] <panfist> a
[01:28] <ubuntu|Iz> anyone have a link to a tutorial on how to add windows back to mbr?
[01:29] <dazed_> epinky: "/mnt not mounted already, or bad option"
[01:29] <klappi> panfist: just check man Xorg
[01:29] <epinky> dazed_: sudo mount -o rw -t ext3 /dev/sdb1 /mnt
[01:29] <ardchoille> !windows
[01:29] <klappi> panfist: -configure
[01:29] <ardchoille> !fixmbr
[01:29] <coolkehon> http://pastebin.com/m63edc21
[01:29] <coolkehon> thats my problem
[01:29] <coolkehon> http://pastebin.com/m63edc21
[01:29] <klappi> panfist: make a backup ^^
[01:29] <ardchoille> ubuntu|Iz: ^^
[01:29] <dazed_> epinky:  "special device does not exist" i feel dumb right now lol
[01:30] <epinky> dazed_: can you post "fdisk -l"?
[01:30] <panfist> thanks klappi
[01:30] <d3xter> xjkx, the pci-id looks really strange. does this nic work in other computers?
[01:31] <dazed_> epinky:  im on my macbook pro talking and in recovery shell on my desktop i dunno how i could get it to u
[01:31] <capron> Do I relly need too install sux in order to run X apps as root on a users X login ?
[01:31] <xjkx> d3xter: yes, in an older motherboard
[01:31] <dazed_> epinky:  ill write out one moment
[01:31] <klappi> Halvtand: im back in a few minutes
[01:31] <Halvtand> klappi happy hunting
[01:31] <epinky> dazed_: maybe screenshot with your cam
[01:32] <dazed_> epinky:  ok 1 sec
[01:32] <d3xter> xjkx, well then i'm clueless sorry
[01:32] <xjkx> d3xter: i think it's all related to that boot message error PXE-E01: PCI Vendor and Device ID do not match
[01:32] <d3xter> yes, but why does it have such a strange id?
[01:33] <d3xter> xjkx, because there is no vendor with the id of 0001
[01:34] <xjkx> d3xter: vendor should be "realtek" right ?
[01:34] <epinky> dazed_: BTW you can use Ubuntu LIVECD to fix things :) , of course if you have one around
[01:35] <dazed_> epinky:  http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2687/4366104489_b9bb16119a_o.jpg the one that says sda1 is my D drive with all my music/vids no ubuntu
[01:35] <d3xter> xjkx, yes, and the vendor-id of realtek should be 10EC
[01:35] <xjkx> d3xter: is it possible I didn't plug it right ? I mean, maybe i should try forcing pushing it down some more, going more deeper
[01:35] <dazed_> epinky:  yea i wish i had one i should just make one but i only have dvds and i didnt want to waste one haha
[01:35] <panfist> still no luck getting a graphical environment, same results from the X log. is there some kind of failsafe config I can put in the [Device] section in place of using the radeon drivers?
[01:35] <d3xter> xjkx, yeah, because it looks like a hardware issue or maybe the pci-slot is broken
[01:35] <johnben-yk> 有人不？
[01:36] <htns> hi. has anyone used ubuntu's win32-image-writer to write SD card images?
[01:36] <Lee_Ubun> I have Gateway M-Series and it doesn't recognize the wireless and I don't know what type of wireless card is in this computer?
[01:36] <seanbrystone> !cn | johnben-yk
[01:36] <xjkx> d3xter: cant be broken, it was never used, i bought this mobo like days ago
[01:36] <kad__> hey! can someone give me software where it have webcam other than aMSN coz it crack ! thx
[01:36] <johnben-yk> yes，我是中国人
[01:36] <d3xter> oh ok
[01:37] <dazed_> epinky:  if you cant think of anything ill just burn the live cd and edit it from there but how would i get into my hard copy of ubuntu from live disc
[01:37] <Jordan_U> htns, There should be no difference between an sd card and any other drive.
[01:37] <xjkx> d3xter: thanks man, will see what i can do
[01:37] <Guest82272> hello everybody, how can open network manager with my ubuntu please???
[01:37] <d3xter> xjkx, np
[01:38] <dazed_> epinky:  i have a ubuntu installation cd but i cant live boot with that can i?
[01:38] <klappi> Halvtand: re
[01:38] <ubuntu|Iz> where do i get super grub disk>
[01:38] <htns> Jordan_U, thanks. i think that too. just wanted to make sure it actually works. you know how windows will automount the SD card when its inserted, i hope win32-image-writer will know how to make sure that doesn't change the image
[01:38] <epinky> dazed_: ok, there's one column missing that show filesystem type LINUX, btw what's on sda?
[01:38] <`mOOse`> hmm
[01:38] <Halvtand> klappi just in time. It wanted me to reboot, so I did, but the colors are still bad
[01:39] <dazed_> epinky:  sda is just media (movies music documents pictures)
[01:39] <nerdy_kid> so i have a possibly dieing external HD that doesnt support SMART, what would be the best way to test it?
[01:39] <Guest82272> i cant open my network manager,anyone can help please?
[01:39] <Lee_Ubun> How can I find what type of wireless device is in the laptop
[01:39] <Jordan_U> htns, Doesn't windows also auto mount USB flash drives?
[01:39] <epinky> dazed_: yes you can boot with installation CD, AFAIK it's livecd and installer
[01:39] <klappi> Halvtand: press alt-ctrl-F1
[01:39] <klappi> Halvtand: and login
[01:39] <htns> Jordan_U, yes, i think it does. again, just wanted to know if someone has tried this before.
[01:39] <dazed_> epinky:  everytime i boot with install cd it just takes me to the bios installer
[01:40] <v8bull> nerdy-kid: take it out of the enclosure and hook it straight to your pc's motherboard,  run DFT & Spinrite
[01:40] <Halvtand> klappi done
[01:40] <klappi> Halvtand: sudo stop gdm
[01:40] <epinky> dazed_: it's really strange that you don't have any swap partition
[01:40] <dazed_> epinky:  im at the install cd main menu right now
[01:41] <dazed_> epinky:  ya it was all working fine and i rebooted and it was gone
[01:41] <Jordan_U> ubuntu|Iz, http://www.supergrubdisk.org/
[01:41] <Halvtand> klappi gdm stop/waiting
[01:41] <tautologism> epinky: I compared the output from ssh to the server in question with output from ssh to a server that is successfully connected to.  The output is the same up through the parsing of the identity files.  At that point the successful connection starts outputting server-related info, starting with "debug1: Remote protocol version 2.0,..."; the unsuccessful connection just outputs the ssh_exchange_identification error and terminates.
[01:41] <epinky> dazed_: select, run without touching filesystem  or something like that
[01:41] <klappi> Halvtand: sudo -i (gives you root shell be carefull)
[01:42] <Guest82272> klappi can you help please?
[01:42] <Halvtand> klappi still alive
[01:42] <Scombr0> Hi all.
[01:42] <dazed_>  epinky : my optioins 1. Install Ubuntu 2. Check Disk For Defects 3. Test Memory 4. Boot From First Hard Disk 5. Rescue a Broken System
[01:42] <klappi> Halvtand: Xorg -configure
[01:42] <serenitysman> hey all i am trying to figure out if how i should install ubuntu with my main os being win7?
[01:42] <ubyserver> what is the mysql savior command to setpermissions to change the password for your server?
[01:43] <ubyserver> ?
[01:43] <Halvtand> klappi ok, what now?
[01:43] <Jordan_U> !wubi | ubyserver
[01:43] <klappi> Halvtand: did it generate an xorg.conf.new?
[01:44] <teurastaja> what was the problem? (wasnt watching and all those lines r worse than brainfuck programming (just jking))
[01:44] <epinky> tautologism: maybe /etc/hosts.allow is complaining, have you checked that on remote machine?
[01:44] <serenitysman> k will i be able to chose which os will load then?
[01:44] <Jordan_U> ubyserver, You can also do a standard install and it will also present you with the option to start either Windows or Ubuntu at boot.
[01:44] <seanbrystone> hi serenitysman :)
[01:44] <Halvtand> klappi Your xorg.conf file is /root/xorg.conf.new
[01:44] <serenitysman> hey sean lol
[01:44] <epinky> dazed_: there's one menu before, but option 5 will be just fine
[01:44] <teurastaja> well run ur new config...
[01:44] <ubuntu|Iz> thanks for the help
[01:44] <klappi> Halvtand: cp /root/xorg.conf.new /etc/X11/xorg.conf.test
[01:45] <serenitysman> if i do the the windows way, how will that work with using it?
[01:45] <d3xter> serenitysman, yes, you'll be able to choose at startup which OS will be loaded :)
[01:45] <teurastaja> u should test it b4 though
[01:45] <serenitysman> kk ty
[01:45] <Scombr0> Is there an ubuntu server edition but 32 bits?
[01:45] <dazed_> epinky:  i didnt get a menu before that :( and option 5 brings me into the blue background step by step installer even though it says recovery :(
[01:45] <dbdii407> Failed to run gdebi-gtk '--non-interactive' '/home/scrap/Downloads/install_flash_player_10_linux.deb' as user root.
[01:45] <dbdii407> Unable to copy the user's Xauthorization file.
[01:45] <serenitysman> i sure ill be back with more questions lmao
[01:45] <dbdii407> Anyone know how to fix?
[01:45] <Guest82272> i cant connect to internet with ubuntu
[01:46] <wolter> why does my system not boot in 10 secs as karmic promised?
[01:46] <epinky> dazed: what ubuntu version are you running?
[01:46] <epinky> dazed_: what ubuntu version are you running?
[01:46] <d3xter> dbdii407, why are you trying to install the flash_player manually?
[01:46] <klappi> wolter: m b you must reprofie
[01:46] <tony_> What?
[01:46] <klappi> wolter: re profile
[01:46] <dbdii407> d3xter, It was just an example. It does this with synaptic too
[01:46] <dazed_> epinky: i dunno newest one i used the wubi to install latest edition downloaded yesterday once it was set up i upgraded kernels and everything
[01:46] <Drone4four> how do I uninstall the version of Chrome without the deb I used to install it initially?
[01:46] <teurastaja> run Xorg -config /root/xorg.conf.new if its like bsd
[01:46] <wolter> klappi, hm.. going to look that up in the wiki
[01:47] <teurastaja> just 2 test it
[01:47] <Halvtand> klappi nothing happened
[01:47] <klappi> Halvtand: good!
[01:47] <dbdii407> Anyone know a possible solution?
[01:47] <Halvtand> klappi yay?
[01:47] <teurastaja> just -config not configure
[01:47] <klappi> Halvtand: X -config xorg.conf.test
[01:47] <umang> Hi, is there any way to find just information about only one of the flags of a command, instead of searching for it in the whole man page?
[01:48] <epinky> dazed_: are you sure ubuntu is on sdb1?
[01:48] <d3xter> umang, you could use "/" in the man-page to search for the specific flag :)
[01:48] <Guest82272> how do u see which version of ubuntu i am running please?
[01:48] <bastid_raZor> !version | Guest82272
[01:48] <dbdii407> epinky, Who are you talking to?
[01:48] <dazed_> epinky: im 110% sure it was on there before i rebooted
[01:48] <teurastaja> pipe it to /tmp and grep -i the line
[01:48] <dbdii407> Ah. Gotcha
[01:48] <umang> d3xter, ah, like in vim? (I'm just learning how to use vim now).
[01:48] <teurastaja> unformatted though
[01:49] <Halvtand> klappi screen went black
[01:49] <Scombr0> I have Ubuntu 5.10 server installed on a PC connected in LAN, how can i upgrade to 9.10 having the .iso in this computer?
[01:49] <klappi> Halvtand: alt-ctrl-F1
[01:49] <klappi> Halvtand: ctrl-c
[01:49] <C0L0N3L> Help.. whats wrong with this line (trying to auto mount drives with fstab) UUID=7280B41A80B3E331 /mnt/1TB ext3 defaults, users 0 1
[01:49] <tautologism> epinky: I did, yeah.  /etc/hosts.allow has the line in.ssh: localhost; however /etc/hosts.deny doesn't contain any uncommented lines.  So hosts.allow is basically ignored in that circumstance, right?  I get the same error when trying to ssh into the server from the server; I do have the that key in ~/.ssh/authorized_keys.  Also before running do-release-upgrade everything was fine.  Again this has happened before, specifically when I
[01:49] <d3xter> umang, yes, just type in "/", then the text you're looking for
[01:49] <tautologism> was upgrading from intrepid to jaunty.  Now I'm going from jaunty to karmic.  I'm able to ssh into other servers from both the client and the server, so it does seem to be something with the server's sshd
[01:49] <dazed_> epinky:  i think im just going to start from scratch and screw this wubi installer :( it has given me problems
[01:49] <dbdii407> Unable to copy the user's Xauthorization file. I get this when ever i launch an app that needs root permissions
[01:49] <umang> d3xter, Thanks! :)
[01:49] <umang> d3xter, you've saved lots of my time. :)
[01:50] <d3xter> C0L0N3L, delete the whitespace between "," and "users"
[01:50] <epinky> dazed_: ok, well I'd suggest you to use LiveCD installer, Ubuntu native
[01:50] <Halvtand> klappi ok, back at root
[01:50] <d3xter> umang, you're welcome :)
[01:50] <teurastaja> read the xorg.0.log
[01:50] <wolter> klappi, well, its not in the wiki, what is it?
[01:50] <klappi> Halvtand: nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf.test
[01:50] <dazed_> epinky:  is the iso off ubuntu's site the live cd?
[01:50] <teurastaja> xorg logs r easier 2 read
[01:51] <klappi> wolter: basicly you can press e in grup and add profile to your kernel line and reboot again
[01:51] <kmsdbh> hi
[01:51] <epinky> dazed_: http://www.ubuntu.com/GetUbuntu/download
[01:51] <Scombr0> I screwed my sources.list file, and didn't back it up, where can I get it?
[01:52] <Halvtand> klappi ok, I got into GNU nano
[01:52] <klappi> Halvtand: with you xorg.conf.test in it?
[01:52] <jrib> Scombr0: system -> administration -> software sources  should be sufficient
[01:52] <dazed_> epinky:  thats the one i have on a dvd i wonder why it doesnt give me that menu
[01:52] <Drone4four> how do I uninstall the version of Google Chrome without the deb I used to initially install it?
[01:52] <klappi> Halvtand: look for the Device section
[01:52] <C0L0N3L> d3xter didnt seem to help now saying "wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/sd**"
[01:52] <jrib> Drone4four: use system -> administration -> synaptic for example
[01:53] <Scombr0> jrib, i have server edition, and manage it via SSH because has no keyboard, screen, mouse, nothing, just power and LAN cable.
[01:53] <jrib> Scombr0: you really should be more careful... what did you do exactly?
[01:53] <Halvtand> klappi I don't see a device, but at the top of the screen it says File: /etc/X11/xorg.conf.test
[01:53] <wolter> klappi, hm, it doesn't need to be in the grub conf, i just need to do it once?
[01:53] <Scombr0> Actually, nothing, it's just i want to upgrade from 5.10 server edition, to latest one.
[01:53] <Scombr0> But this repositories aint working..
[01:53] <Scombr0> Error 404
[01:54] <Scombr0> Not Found.
[01:54] <elad`> Is there some partition manager?
[01:54] <klappi> wolter: yes only once
[01:54] <epinky> dazed_: it's the first one in menu: http://news.softpedia.com/images/extra/LINUX/large/ubuntu910installation-large_002.jpg
[01:54] <wolter> klappi, ok nice, brb
[01:54] <jrib> Scombr0: 5.10 is really ancient...
[01:54] <Scombr0> I know jrib, it's all I had in hand..
[01:54] <jrib> Scombr0: why don't you just do a fresh install of 9.10 at this point?
[01:54] <Halvtand> klappi wait, further down there is a section "device" is that it?
[01:54] <Scombr0> Anyway i can do it from this computer over the LAN?
[01:54] <klappi> Halvtand: yay what does it say?
[01:55] <Scombr0> jrib: Anyway i can do it from this computer over the LAN?
[01:55] <klappi> Halvtand: Driver "sis"?
[01:55] <jrib> Scombr0: not that I know of
[01:55] <Scombr0> darn it
[01:55] <d3xter> C0L0N3L, you've entered this line manually?
[01:55] <Scombr0> Alright then.
[01:55] <jrib> !install > Scombr0
[01:55] <Halvtand> klappi jupp
[01:55] <Daughain> !unr
[01:56] <Scombr0> Alrighty jrib, i'll check it out, thank you.
[01:56] <klappi> ok cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf.test /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[01:56] <jrib> Scombr0: anyway, here is how to upgrade in case you don't find a suitable install method.  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DapperUpgrades  I recommend you get to 6.06 then go to 8.04
[01:56] <C0L0N3L> d3xter into fstab yeah copied the uuid though
[01:56] <klappi> Halvtand: exit nano first ^^
[01:56] <klappi> Halvtand: should be ctrl-x
[01:56] <Drone4four> ty jrib, that's exactly what I needed
[01:56] <dazed_> epinky:  http://www.flickr.com/photos/47441216@N04/4366895128/sizes/o/
[01:56] <dazed_> and now the drive that contains that cd wont eject even in win7
[01:57] <teurastaja> damn old computer.... could weird periodic wizzes imply my power supplys agonizing?
[01:57] <elad`> My "/" partition has 300GBs. How do I separate a small partition out of it so that I can install OSX on the new one?
[01:57] <d3xter> C0L0N3L, because normally the UUId contains some "-", try the UUID which is printed by "sudo blkid /device/path"
[01:57] <jrib> Drone4four: wait, are you sure?  That's for a really old ubuntu version
[01:57] <Halvtand> klappi ok, back at root
[01:57] <Drone4four> jrib, what do you mean?
[01:57] <klappi> ok cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf.test /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[01:57] <jrib> Drone4four: oh never mind, I forgot I said something earlier to you :)
[01:57] <C0L0N3L> d3xter ok will try that now
[01:57] <ubyserver> has anyone had any problems removing psa-api-rpc FRom there box. I've been doing crazy research and I even changed the mysql password and it still can't uninstall, hence stopping me from installing anything new
[01:58] <Freeaqingme> Looking at the US Dvorak layout, there 4 symbols on some keys. How can I use the ones that dont show when I hit a normal key or use shift?
[01:58] <jrib> Freeaqingme: which ones exactly?
[01:58] <wolter> oh where did klappi go...
[01:58] <elad`> My "/" partition has 300GBs. How do I separate a small partition out of it so that I can install OSX on the new one?
[01:59] <epinky> dazed_: I think you have the alternate CD
[01:59] <klappi> wolter: im here
[01:59] <ubyserver> does anyone know where the my.cnf file is located?
[01:59] <dazed_> epinky:  oh it does say that on the iso
[01:59] <Svetlio> hi all
[01:59] <klappi> wolter: it bootet slower but it should boot faster next time
[01:59] <Svetlio> any from Bulgaria?
[01:59] <wolter> klappi, oh you didn't appear in the autocomplete options... god knows why. hey, i wrote it but it still boots slow
[01:59] <ubyserver> I cannot find this file as it is referenced all over forums for my issue.
[01:59] <jrib> ubyserver: what issue?
[01:59] <dazed_> epinky:  but i cant open my drive to burn a new one its like locked up or something
[01:59] <Mercury> Running 9.10, evince, when told to print as PDF, is generating huge PDF files.  Printing as ps gives 300-400K, printing as PDF gives 5+M.
[01:59] <wolter> klappi, oh ok. Just in case, was it in the linux (...) line or in the initrd (...) line ?
[01:59] <Scombr0> jrib, already downloading latest server edition, will go for fresh install.. gonna avoid all troubles and do it quickly =P
[01:59] <d3xter> elad`, you can use gparted for example to resize you're partition
[02:00] <klappi> wolter: linux line
[02:00] <dazed_> epinky:  nm got it open
[02:00] <wolter> klappi, and what does profile do to make my booting faster?
[02:00] <wolter> ok perfect
[02:00] <ubyserver> I can't use apt command line because psa-api-rpc issue with not connecting the the database using 'admin'@'localhost'
[02:00] <Mercury> Naturally, the several meg PDF doesn't print either, and it seems to generate pdf instead of ps when told to print to printers.
[02:00] <jrib> Scombr0: yeah, that's best imo.  Then just upgrade when 10.04 comes out and you are good until 2015 :)
[02:00] <C0L0N3L> d3xter tried "sudo blkid /dev/sda2" got "/dev/sda2: UUID="D096BBD596BBBA74" TYPE="ntfs""
[02:00] <Scombr0> Heh, i guess so =P
[02:00] <klappi> wolter: updates ureadahead
[02:00] <ng0n> anyone here have IRC running in EMPATHY ?
[02:01] <wolter> klappi, ok, ill boot now to see how speed goes
[02:01] <d3xter> C0L0N3L, yes, so enter this UUID and change ext3 to ntfs
[02:01] <donaldo> hello, toshiba x205-s7483 but low volume, no subwoofeer. any idea?
[02:01] <Svetlio> Hi all
[02:01] <Svetlio> i have problem with Kubuntu
[02:01] <Svetlio> i can't connect to wireless
[02:01] <Halvtand> Klappi I'm back at root
[02:01] <klappi> Halvtand: start gdm
[02:01] <epinky> dazed_: Alternate CD is oriented to experienced users who want to customize non-standard things in Ubuntu installation
[02:01] <Svetlio> i can connect with Lan Cabel but with wireless i can't
[02:02] <jrib> ubyserver: my.cnf should be in /etc/mysql/my.cnf but I really really really (did I say really yet?) think you shouldn't have to mess with it
[02:02] <Svetlio> please any tell me why
[02:02] <purpzey> Can someone tell me how to make a script executable from CLI?
[02:02] <dazed_> epinky:  didnt realize thats the one i gog
[02:02] <dazed_> got*
[02:02] <cab938_lappy> if I insert a new nic in my machine, what does it take to get it recognized by ubuntu?
[02:02] <cab938_lappy> I kind of expected it just to work
[02:02] <ubyserver> well i'm stuck and can't use apt-get ....
[02:02] <ubyserver> So I have to resort to whatever fixes this issue.
[02:02] <elad`> d3xter, I see no option to resize the partition in gparted.
[02:02] <jrib> !permissions > purpzey
[02:02] <C0L0N3L> d3xter zomg it works *love* so etx3 is a type of format?
[02:03] <jrib> ubyserver: you need to read mysql documentation on how to reset passwords
[02:03] <klappi> C0L0N3L: its a file system
[02:03] <Halvtand> klappi no dice, colors still bad
[02:03] <d3xter> C0L0N3L, ext3 is the name of a file-system, like ntfs is
[02:03] <klappi> Halvtand: grrr
[02:03] <Svetlio> any can help me? :)
[02:03] <ubyserver> I don't. I've already reset the passwords
[02:03] <Freeaqingme> jrib, stuff like: á and
[02:03] <epinky> dazed_: well, once again I recommend you to use Standard Live CD
[02:03] <C0L0N3L> klappi d3xter ok thanks
[02:03] <d3xter> elad`, you have to boot from a livecd/liveusb because you cant resize a partition when it is mounted
[02:03] <wolter> klappi, no success
[02:03] <jrib> Freeaqingme: you probably need AltGr (you can set one up in layout preferences)
[02:03] <wolter> klappi, still boots at same speed, and my hardware could totally boot faster i think
[02:04] <klappi> wolter: bad for you google around it worked for me
[02:04] <elad`> d3xter, that was my guess. Very well, burning the gparted livecd iso right now. Is there anything special I should do if I want the new partition available for OSX?
[02:04] <LiraNuna> the recent kernel update makes my computer crash randomly (i.e no direct action needed). how can I diagnose and figure out where the problem is?
[02:04] <elad`> Should I, like, FAT32 it or something?
[02:04] <d3xter> elad`, dunno, never worked with OSX
[02:05] <Jwill> hey all
[02:05] <nobimint> Hello I have a question about the carwhisperer tool. How do I play my .raw file? In the readme it says to use some sox comands (which I already tride
[02:05] <klappi> Halvtand: grep Depth /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[02:05] <nobimint> oops
[02:05] <nobimint> I didnt mean that
[02:05] <jrib> ubyserver: make sure you check bugs.ubuntu.com for known issues
[02:05] <nobimint> Hello I have a question about the carwhisperer tool. How do I play my .raw file? In the readme it says to use some sox comands (which I already tried) but its still not working? Please help me in this one.
[02:06] <kjdash> anyone gotten linux-vserver working with the latest ubuntu kernel?
[02:06] <Jwill> sorry quick *dumb* question.....i just installed 9.04 on my netbook and can not seem to take the panels off the desktop??? is it possible?
[02:07] <usmc1269> anyone know to install skype on to this platform
[02:07] <wolter> klappi, will i notice if the system reprofiles or not? maybe im reading i should see 'preparing to profile boot sequence'
[02:07] <codebrainz> Hi.  Is there anyway, using nvidia proprietary drivers, twinview and compiz to have my 2nd monitor rotated 90 degrees?
[02:07] <Halvtand> klappi (==) SIS(0): Depth 24, (--) framebuffer bpp32 (--) Depth 24 pixmap format is 32 bpp
[02:07] <jrib> !skype | usmc1269
[02:07] <Lee_Ubun> I installed windows driver for my wireless and it says Hardware Present: Yes but no wireless?
[02:08] <Jwill> sorry quick *dumb* question.....i just installed 9.04 on my netbook and can not seem to take the panels off the desktop??? is it possible?
[02:08] <Lee_Ubun> in the Wireless network drivers section
[02:08] <ng0n> what is mean by 'to record on Skype ?"
[02:08] <d3xter> Jwill, you're using the default UNR desktop?
[02:08] <Jwill> yeah
[02:08] <klappi> Halvtand: i dont understand why you still get few colors
[02:08] <nobimint> Hello I have a question about the carwhisperer tool. How do I play my .raw file? In the readme it says to use some sox comands (which I already tried) but its still not working? Please help me in this one.
[02:08] <Freeaqingme> jrib, works like a charm, tnx
[02:09] <d3xter> Jwill, iirc its not possible in the default Desktop
[02:09] <Jwill> ok...what if i change from gnome to kde?
[02:09] <usmc1269> is anyone using it via a ps3?
[02:10] <klappi> Halvtand: grep -e EE -e WW /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[02:10] <klappi> Halvtand: anything of interesst?
[02:10] <d3xter> Jwill, you can change the UNR Desktop to the default gnome-desktop and customize it to your needs :)
[02:11] <Jwill> ok great! havent been around linux since gutsy lol so back to basics
[02:11] <nvme> how do i control affinity of running processes in linux ?
[02:12] <tautologism> epinky: I guess I'll give up on this attempt, it seems to be something with do-release-upgrade.  It was, at least until recently, not supported over ssh anyway, though I didn't see the usual notice about setting up a second ssh server on point 9004 this time.  BTW I did try to ssh in to that port, to no avail.
[02:12] <Halvtand> Klappi (ww) warning, (ee) error, (NI) not implemented, (??) unknown.
[02:12] <nobimint> anyone???
[02:12] <klappi> Halvtand: ok go back to root shell with alt-crtl-F1
[02:13] <Jwill> d3xter where is option to change to gnomdesktop? because all of these panels are really annoying
[02:13] <klappi> Halvtand: nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[02:13] <klappi> Halvtand: insert DefaultDepth    24 into the screen section
[02:13] <epinky> tautologism: really sorry, do-release-upgrade sometimes just doesn't work as expected :(
[02:14] <tautologism> epinky: no worries, thanks a lot for your help.  Is it better/okay to use apt-get dist-upgrade -d?
[02:14] <d3xter> Jwill, Settings or System-Managment
[02:14] <d3xter> there is an option to change the Desktop
[02:14] <dug1> I get runlevel = unknown  on 9.1  I have edited events.d and it shows telinit 2 but still I get no run level on every reboot
[02:14] <Jwill> ok thanks youve been alot of help d3xter
[02:14] <tautologism> epinky: when upgrading from hardy to intrepid I just changed my sources.list and ran aptitude dist-upgrade; this seemed to work okay though I had to fix some dependency issues.
[02:14] <epinky> tautologism: : yes, I think it's better
[02:14] <d3xter> Jwill, no problem :)
[02:15] <Tresmius> hey how would I use a .patch file?
[02:15] <tautologism> epinky: which worked okay over ssh; presumably using the -d flag does basically the same thing?  better, you say?  that's good news..  Do you know what else do-release-upgrade is meant to do?  Is it just supposed to be more user-friendly?
[02:15] <Halvtand> klappi anywhere in the screen section?
[02:16] <klappi> Halvtand: right above the first subsection
[02:16] <epinky> tautologism: it's supposed to be more mnemonic and short :) , just kidding
[02:16] <klappi> Halvtand: hope that works otherwise your box isnt supported by the sys driver :-((
[02:17] <aitiba> aupa
[02:18] <aitiba> alguien me ayuda con un tunel ssh por favor?
[02:18] <epinky> !es | aitiba
[02:19] <damagu> Hey all, can someone tell me if it's possible to create a virtual machine that runs off or accesses an OS installed on another partition?
[02:19] <aitiba> sorry I was thinking that I'm on #ubuntu-es
[02:19] <dazed_> epinky:  question....that live disk that u pointed me to does that install 64-bit versions too? i think thats why i downloaded the alternate the first time cus i thought i needed it to install 64-bit
[02:19] <Halvtand> klappi can't get back to desktop
[02:20] <epinky> dazed_: there's one 32 bit version and another 64 bit version, select which you want to install
[02:20] <wolter> how do i edit which services my computer runs?
[02:20] <klappi> Halvtand: ? your in your root shell?
[02:20] <d3xter> damagu, you mean a normal OS which has been installed into the parition
[02:20] <hi_carb0n> I'm sure you've probably heard this problem many times. I have installed VLC and am trying to view different media files (Win32 codecs needed) and have accessed through apt-get the RestrictedReleases for the codecs; however, I am still unable to pull up any video output from my videos. Only sound.
[02:20] <wolter> I used to be able to do it in previous versions
[02:21] <dazed_> epinky:  yeah im an idiot lol i dont know why i dont read things clearly the first time EVER
[02:21] <dazed_> epinky:  thank you for being patient
[02:21] <Halvtand> Klappi yup, I inserted defaultdepth, ctrl+x, saved and I'm in root
[02:21] <epinky> wolter: easy way would be to use rcconf, not installed by default
[02:21] <klappi> Halvtand: stop gdm and start gdm
[02:21] <epinky> dazed_: no problem :)
[02:21] <damagu> d3xter: well... I have Mac OS and Ubuntu installed on my Macbook pro and I'd like to get access to the Mac OS partition via virtualization if possible. That way I don't have to reboot.
[02:22] <wolter> does anybody know if bootchart will make my boot slower?
[02:22] <damagu> d3xter: it's just so that I can run Logic Pro (the audio software) which is already installed in the Mac OS partition.
[02:23] <damagu> d3xter: I don't want to have to create a virtual machine and install Logic Pro again
[02:23] <hexmare> evening all
[02:23] <hexmare> anyone gotten triplehead to work without xinerama?
[02:23] <Daughain> Morning, hexmare
[02:24] <seanbrystone> is there any way of making screensaver come on after 3 hours? The slider only goes to 2
[02:24] <hexmare> mornin Daughain
[02:24] <d3xter> damagu, alright
[02:24] <Halvtand> klappi still bad. Don't really know whats wrong. The background is just pink/purple and yellox. The bars at the top and bottom are... orange with small spots of yellow flickering..
[02:24] <rainy-day> I added a printer in the printing screen and now printing screen won't open at all. trying to print from command line results in segfault. How can I manually delete a printer?
[02:25] <klappi> Halvtand: your are in low color mode
[02:25] <wolter> epinky, does that thing work well in karmic?
[02:25] <wolter> epinky, I see some services that actually run which appear disabled
[02:26] <damagu> d3xter: any idea on whether this is possible?
[02:26] <dug1> why do I get runlevel unknown?
[02:26] <hlx> is there a dedicated chanel for packaging?
[02:26] <epinky> wolter: yes rcconf works well afaik
[02:26] <epinky> seanbrystone: http://www.cs278.org/blog/tag/karmic/
[02:26] <Halvtand> klappi oh, one would think that it should be easy to change to high color...
[02:27] <seanbrystone> thanks epinky ill take a look :D
[02:27] <Happehwalrus> I can't write to my microSD card, it says it's read only? When I set it to read and write nothing happens.
[02:27] <d3xter> damagu, you could try this one http://blarts.wordpress.com/2007/12/06/how-to-run-virtualbox-using-a-physical-partition-using-ubuntu-feisty-fawn/
[02:28] <dug1> does anyone know why upstart seems to not be working?
[02:28] <Halvtand> klappi thanks anyway.  I mean, is "virtualiz[ing] an existing partition without creating a virtual hard disk." what I'm wanting to do? I get confused by the terminology
[02:30] <kthomas_vh> if I'm using key authentication for login,  how do I avoid users being asked for passwords for admin tasks?
[02:30] <Daughain> I have a few questions about 3G radios under linux and what can be done with them....Is there a way to access the phone number assigned to the card by the carrier and use it to place and receive phone calls?
[02:31] <xjkx> d3xter: i removed then plugged it again and it worked, was in dmesg and in lspci. then i rebooted and no-more, hah. that error message doesn't show up anymore on boot, i feel like, now, it's not loaded at all, can you check my lspci ? http://pastebin.ca/1800938
[02:31] <homzik> hallo
[02:31] <homzik> im Tom
[02:31] <mgmuscari> Daughain: your service provider probably specifically disallows that kind of usage, and may not even allow calls to be routed to the device
[02:32] <Daughain> mgmuscari: Probbaly, but, I still want to try. =) You would be surprised what backdoors there are if you look.
[02:32] <d3xter> xjkx, it doesnt even occure :-O
[02:32] <damagu> d3xter: thanks... it looks like what I want to do is possible... at least for Windows. Now that I know it's possible I'll try and find a guide for doing it for Mac OS. Thanks again
[02:32] <d3xter> damagu, yes thats exactly what you want :)
[02:32] <Happehwalrus> For some reason my microSD card says it's read-only?
[02:32] <Happehwalrus> Help.
[02:32] <xjkx> d3xter: hah, thanks again
[02:33] <LonelyDragon757> two quick questions... recently installed Ubuntu 9.10 (fresh install)...  and i installed gqview cause I like that jpg viewer... And I have some windows shares on my network... and nautilus can see those shares perfectly.. but gqview and geeqie both can not see those files... and it confuses me...
[02:33] <mgmuscari> Daughain: given what i know from my previous employer, a major US telecom and cell phone provider, i'd say there's no chance you could get it working with them, anyway :)
[02:33] <d3xter> xjkx, you should try to plug it in and out again ;)
[02:33] <Nikyo> Hello, is there a 64 bit version of ubuntu for Intel Mobile CPU?
[02:33] <xjkx> will do
[02:33] <LonelyDragon757> second question.. is thunderbird...  for some reason, I can not get the program to start right now...  I don't see it under the ps... and it is frustrating me.
[02:34] <hexmare> any takers on getting X to run triplehead single server?
[02:34] <Daughain> mgmuscari: Well, wth the proper mopds on my BB, I have full net access and dont pay for a data plan at all. So, I still want to experiment.
[02:34] <mgmuscari> Nikyo: what architecture is the cpu?
[02:34] <d3xter> LonelyDragon757, i guess gqview doesnt support smb shares
[02:34] <cbx> So I'm trying to install vlc using package manager, and I get this:
[02:34] <cbx> * dsearle has quit (Ping timeout: 240 seconds)
 lol I posted my question on yahoo answers - http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20100217101513AA24gwd
[02:34] <cbx> * tobbe has quit (Client Quit)
 blakkheim, yes
[02:34] <FloodBot3> cbx: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:34] <cbx> umm :|
[02:34] <LonelyDragon757> i have had it work in the past... with WattOS and PuppyLinux...
[02:34] <blakkheim> cbx: what?
[02:34] <cbx> blakkheim, I selected some random part and pasted it by mistake :|
[02:35] <blakkheim> oh k
[02:35] <cbx>  So I'm trying to install vlc using package manager, and I get this:   The action would require the installation of packages from not authenticated sources
[02:35] <Nikyo> mgmuscari 64bit Intel Core Duo T3400
[02:35] <mgmuscari> Daughain: i believe that - but i don't think that a data-only device is provisioned the same way as a voice device with data capability is
[02:35] <LonelyDragon757> d3xter ...  I have had it work with puppy linux and watt os... and I think xubuntu in the past... which is how I learned of the stilly software
[02:35] <d3xter> LonelyDragon757, have you tried to thunderbird from the terminal? any error messages?
[02:35] <Happehwalrus> I can't write to my microSD card, help!
[02:35] <axisys> how do I increase the volume more than what the max .. it seems like since i played w/ alsamixer it is now not high enough.. i see master column is all the way to red .. so is pcm
[02:35] <Daughain> mgmuscari: I'm going to be using a sim designated for both voice and data to begin with.
[02:35] <mgmuscari> Nikyo: yes, that's just regular amd64 architecture
[02:35] <Happehwalrus> Will someone actually help me?
[02:36] <Happehwalrus> >:[
[02:36] <mgmuscari> Daughain: oh well in that case, you can probably get that working - i was assuming your sim was only for a data device
[02:36] <d3xter> axisys, increase the PCM Volume in alsamixer
[02:36] <axisys> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bpb96k3n_a0 is not playing loud enough in my laptop ... (splunk video)
[02:36] <LonelyDragon757> d3xter  (thunderbird-bin:4416): GLib-WARNING **: g_set_prgname() called multiple times   (but surprisenly, it actually did run)...  semi -ARGH.
[02:36] <mgmuscari> Daughain: i was thinking the restriction would be the provisioning on the carrier end
[02:36] <Daughain> mgmuscari: I'm going to try both, ultimately, but....The first attempt is not data only.
[02:36] <d3xter> LonelyDragon757, thats all?
[02:36] <axisys> d3xter: it is all the way to the top
[02:36] <epinky> Happehwalrus: have you check with "mount" command?
[02:36] <d3xter> axisys, strange
[02:36] <Nikyo> Sorry.. that's confuses me, because it is a Intel? I think it may not have the same 64bit extensions that the AMD and other Intel 64bit CPUs have..
[02:37] <mgmuscari> Daughain: look into the openmoko project - there might be some software for the 3g radio that you can look at that's somewhat relevant
[02:37] <Daughain> mgmuscari: Thanks for the start. =)
[02:37] <Nikyo> I read that some other people could not install the 64btit version of ubuntu on there laptops either..
[02:37] <mgmuscari> Nikyo: core duo and amd 64 bit processors use the same instruction sets
[02:37] <axisys> d3xter: this is how it looks now http://picpaste.com/Screenshot_5.png
[02:37] <Nikyo> Hmmm..
[02:38] <Nikyo> Thanks mgmuscari
[02:38] <d3xter> axisys, that looks good
[02:38] <Happehwalrus> epinky: http://pastebin.com/d38defc95
[02:38] <mgmuscari> Nikyo: i run the same linux kernel on my opteron 185 as i do on my core 2 duo
[02:38] <axisys> i wonder if the youtube is recorded w/ low volume http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bpb96k3n_a0
[02:38] <d3xter> dunno why it isn't loud enough :-S
[02:38] <axisys> d3xter: ^
[02:39] <mgmuscari> Daughain: no problem :)
[02:39] <d3xter> axisys, hehe
[02:39] <mgmuscari> so - anybody know how to daemonize a process from bash? or more specifically, how to daemonize metacity when i run it. backgrounding the process is not an option.
[02:40] <d3xter> mgmuscari, create a init.d-script?
[02:40] <Nikyo> mgmuscari: Thanks for the help.. I'll reinstall the 64bit version when I get a change to do so..on my laptop, I knopw everything works corretly in the live CD version of ubuntu.. even the wireless which is awesome.. so I'm going to migrate over to Ubuntu..
[02:40] <mgmuscari> Nikyo: best of luck
[02:40] <live> wat
[02:40] <epinky> Happehwalrus: mmm, sry no idea man :(
[02:41] <mgmuscari> d3xter: i don't want to do this on startup
[02:41] <Nikyo> mgmuscari: Thanks, good night.
[02:41] <mgmuscari> i'm just trying to switch window managers when i run a game using wine, then switch back when wine exits
[02:41] <d3xter> mgmuscari, you can disable it through rcconf ;)
[02:42] <srini> no equaliser in amarok 2.20  how to get?
[02:42] <d3xter> other possible way would be to create a upstart-script
[02:42] <mgmuscari> i'd prefer to avoid putting strange scripts in my init.d
[02:42] <mgmuscari> d3xter: do you know anything about the "daemon" package?
[02:42] <d3xter> mgmuscari, no sorry
[02:42] <mgmuscari> hmm
[02:43] <mgmuscari> i tried using that, but metacity doesn't replace compiz when i run the command
[02:45] <Leemp> Why do i see so many references to gpg --keyserver when my gpg command has no --keyserver option
[02:47] <plustax_>
[02:48] <cbx> I'm trying to install vlc using package manager, and I get this:   The action would require the installation of packages from not authenticated sources
[02:48] <hiexpo> cbx yes install them
[02:48] <Daughain> Reload your sources.
[02:49] <cbx> It doesn't let me install em
[02:49] <cbx> Just says bye bye :D
[02:49] <Daughain> cbx: Reload your sources, then try the install.
[02:49] <hiexpo> do you have all sources installed ?
[02:50] <cbx> I think its the india server, gonna switch that and check
[02:50] <cbx> also, why the F is stuff hanging ? I thought linux used to be shit proof [ I just switched to ubuntu from windows after many many years]
[02:50] <cbx> I click on a button and nothing happens
[02:50] <Daughain> Nothing is shitproof, but with minor effort(compared to windows) it is *very* stable.
[02:50] <hiexpo> cbx did you upgrade everything after booting up?
[02:51] <unistd> Why could not join the go-nuts channel??
[02:51] <Wormox> anyone interested in Programmable Logic Controllers?
[02:51] <Daughain> Wormox: What are they?
[02:51] <cbx> Daughain, Ic's
[02:51] <cbx> like old school microcontrollres
[02:51] <Daughain> Ah....Oh, well.
[02:51] <hiexpo> sudo apt-get upgrade && update
[02:51] <Wormox> Because I have a couple cool ones and i was wondering if anyone wanted to talk about them or was interested in buyin em
[02:52] <cbx> Wormox, I don't see you on ##electronics and #sparkfun .  That is the place to discuss this
[02:52] <Wormox> ahhh
[02:52] <cbx> and you'll get your buyers there Wormox
[02:52] <Wormox> i'm new to freenode
[02:52] <Wormox> thanks amigo
[02:52] <jumpnmustang> anyone know how to change the default menu icon in easy peasy?
[02:52] <unistd> I think embedded system is more interesting ,like arm cpu
[02:52] <Daughain> #linuxMCE might be an idea as well....
[02:53] <Wormox> unistd: i have some embeddedarm boards as well :D
[02:53] <unistd> yeah
[02:53] <unistd> I have one, but I cannot find a job on it.
[02:54] <unistd> I am freshman in this field......
[02:54] <dbdii407> What's the one terminal app to control your volumn?
[02:54] <dbdii407> volume*
[02:54] <blakkheim> dbdii407: alsamixer
[02:56] <buku>
[02:56] <balas> i was wondering if someone would kindly help get me wifi going on my laptop.  iwconfig sees wlan0 and that is specificied specifically in in my wicd it also didn't work under network-manager.  it simply said "no networks detected"  it might need an update, but failing that, anything else i can do short of reinstall ?
[02:57] <dbdii407> GStreamer was unable to detect any sound devices. Some sound system specific GStreamer packages may be missing. It may also be a permissions problem. *Ugh*
[02:57] <Daughain> balas: You have the right drivers for your wifi?
[02:57] <Ziggyzxxyl> How do I see what my keyring password is currently set to? Is there some way to get an input password prompt to pop up so that I can see if it accepts my password?
[02:58] <wolter> Hi, my reprofile is not working.
[02:58] <wolter> I don't see any * Profiling system * notice in the console
[02:58] <oinkoinkoink> I have a problem with VLC , firefox and the Divx
[02:59] <oinkoinkoink> When i see a video, i can see the video but i dont have any option for the volume or to press pause
[02:59] <billybigrigger> can anyone point me in the direction of jailbreaking my ipod touch? i can't seem to get redsn0w to run
[02:59] <Helsinkiii> hi guys i keep getting a Could not get lock /var/cache/apt/archives/lock - open (11 Resource temporarily unavailable)
[02:59] <Helsinkiii>  whenever i do anything synaptic/add/remove related
[02:59] <oinkoinkoink> or anything
[02:59] <Daughain> billybigrigger: www.modmyi.com
[02:59] <billybigrigger> complains about libwxgtk2.8-??? something and i have the right package installed, is there another way?
[02:59] <billybigrigger> thanks Daughain
[02:59] <balas> Daughain, its worked on a fresh install before the only thing i did do was install usb-modeswitch for a mobile wireless but i removed that, and problem perisists.  i will try wired now and do a full update
[03:00] <dbdii407> Why must this thing need to sudo a xfce4-mixer? O_o
[03:00] <Daughain> balas: That sounds like you need to do a manual edit somewhere.....I havent gotten into mobile wireless yet, so I couldnt tell you where to look.
[03:01] <sirconis> Having a problem with the windows ubuntu installer. I ran it, but ubuntu does not show up in the list of operating systems when the computer boots, so vista auto-loads.
[03:01] <balas> Daughain, should you be interested, cricket wireless works, no contracts, and has a 5gb limit.  dads using mine now
[03:02] <wolter> set irc_conf_mode 1
[03:02] <Daughain> balas: I'm more interested in getting my netbooks to place and receive normal voice calls first. =) Then I can get rid of the cell phones. =)
[03:02] <billybigrigger> Daughain, there's 1 linux guide on that site
[03:03] <Ziggyzxxyl> What is the easiest way to get this 'puter to ask me for my keyring password?
[03:03] <Gla> keyring?
[03:03] <sirconis> sry, got d/ced
[03:03] <Absolute0> ati HD 4850 or nvidia gtx 250 for linux and crysis?
[03:04] <Daughain> billybigrigger: Gimme a few min, and I'll get back to you....Helping someone in #KUbuntu right now.
[03:04] <PingFloyd> Absolute0: I'll be honest with, ATI drivers can be sketchy sometimes
[03:04] <billybigrigger> Daughain, np
[03:04] <zanberdo> I am forced to citrix to connect to a linux server from my linux desktop. as such, I need to use putty as a citrix client application. Is there any way to transfer files via putty from my desktop to the end-point server I'm connecting to?
[03:04] <dug> I have check upstart all my runlevels and I cannot figureout why my runlevel reports unknown??
[03:04] <PingFloyd> Absolute0: especially fglrx driver
[03:04] <Helsinkiii> hi i keep gettinga Could not get lock /var/cache/apt/archives/lock - open (11 Resource temporarily unavailable)
[03:04] <Helsinkiii>  and nothing is working
[03:04] <Helsinkiii> i tried every suggestion, still get the bug
[03:05] <Absolute0> PingFloyd: i am aware thats why i asked
[03:05] <sirconis> Can someone help? I ran the windows ubuntu installer and selected the partition I dedicated for ubuntu. It ran just fine, but when rebooting there is no option to boot ubuntu. Visa loads automatically. It has worked in the past, and I've done nothing different. :(
[03:05] <Absolute0> PingFloyd: that ati is low profile
[03:05] <Absolute0> so its more attractive
[03:06] <PingFloyd> Absolute0: I have an ati mobility radeon hd 4570, and my screen will get stuck blank when I log out of DE when using fglrx driver
[03:06] <PingFloyd> Absolute0: the open source drivers also won't support 3D accelleration in cards this new
[03:06] <PingFloyd> Absolute0: not yet anyway
[03:07] <Ziggyzxxyl> What is the easiest way to get my computer to ask me for my keyring password, so that I can confirm if it is set right?
[03:07] <Daughain> billybigrigger: OK....You;r trying o JB an iphone in ubuntu?
[03:07] <PingFloyd> Absolute0: that's only an issue in Linux though
[03:07] <jumpnmustang> If you are dedicating a partition to ubuntu why use a windows type boot? just install it to the partition, and let linux install grub.
[03:07] <PingFloyd> Absolute0: no problems with this card in windows vista nor windows 7
[03:08] <iAmerikan> when I run htop, i always see swap is at 0% why is that?
[03:08] <billybigrigger> Daughain, yup
[03:08] <sirconis> jumpnmustang, becuase it worked before, and for whatever reason I can't boot form the disc. I burned the cd image using my prefered .iso image burner, but it doesn't recognize the disc afterwards.
[03:08] <billybigrigger> iAmerikan, because your not using any
[03:09] <Tetikus_22_B> hi all
[03:09] <yoyoma8> =c
[03:09] <iAmerikan> billybigrigger: when does it get used?
[03:09] <Tetikus_22_B> i need help
[03:09] <militant> hiya.  got a bit of a serious issue.  i installed xmonad and logged out/in to switch to it.  it wouldn't load.  so i went back to gnome, and now gnome has no window borders, terminal won't take focus, etc
[03:09] <billybigrigger> iAmerikan, when you run out of memory
[03:10] <iAmerikan> so I wouldn't really need swap with my 7.9 gb?
[03:10] <semitones> sirconis, it could be your bios isn't set to boot from cd, or your disk is defective
[03:10] <mrpink57> militant: I would change a session to xterm then uninstall xmonad
[03:10] <yoyoma8> my wepkey isnt working in ubuntu?romemode notdetecting networks? <8.04
[03:10] <Tetikus_22_B> i want to install Fifa pro evolution game on my ubuntu anyone can help
[03:10] <sirconis> I've edited the windows file that contains the list of OS to boot before, but I forget what it is named, or where it is located. @semitones, my bios are set correctly.
[03:11] <Tetikus_22_B> plss help me
[03:11] <mrpink57> iAmerikan: i'd keep some swap may it be REALLy small
[03:11] <yoyoma8> cananyone helpme? wifiissues..pmmaybe?
[03:11] <Daughain> billybigrigger: what model ipod? You may need to load a diff JB app via wine, depending on booloader.
[03:11] <mrpink57> Tetikus_22_B: !wine | Tetikus_22_B
[03:11] <PingFloyd> sirconis: are you having grub be your bootloader or having window's?
[03:11] <militant> mrpink57: that didn't have any results
[03:11] <Tetikus_22_B> yup
[03:11] <Daughain> Bootloader.
[03:11] <semitones> sirconis, so are you trying to add ubuntu to the windows bootloader, or are you trying to install grub?
[03:11] <michael__> oiee
[03:11] <Tetikus_22_B> i already install
[03:12] <iAmerikan> mrpink57: ubuntu automatically made me a 2gb swap partition when I started. While we're kinda on the subject should I partition different folders?
[03:12] <Tetikus_22_B> but fifa cannot be run
[03:12] <jumpnmustang> I have always had problems with windows quickie installs. They will work once twice maybe three times and never work again.
[03:12] <Romney2012> MITT ROMNEY at Yeshiva University in 2007:  "In the current conflict, defeat is not nearly as dangerously close as it was during the darkest moments of the Second World War and the Cold War. There's no comparison between the economic and diplomatic, and military resources of the civilized world and those of the terrorist networks that threaten us today.     "I will not be silent, you will not be silent.  "Today, we can lead the world. We can and we must lead the world to do what it has sought for so many centuries-to accept different people and different cultures, to respect the inalienable rights of every child of God, and to welcome a time of peace and pro
[03:12] <Romney2012> Vote Mitt Romney for President
[03:12] <Romney2012> 2012
[03:12] <Daughain> iAmerikan: You need to be using most of your ram before the swap part gets used.....Set up a sysmon and watch how ram and swap get used.
[03:12] <Romney2012> for a safer and more prosperous America.
[03:12] <PingFloyd> sirconis: if you're using Window's bootloader as the main bootloader, you can use easyBCD
[03:12] <mrpink57> iAmerikan: I generally do manual partitions and keep a /boot / swap /home for more advanced I add a /var
[03:12] <billybigrigger> Daughain, lemme check the model
[03:13] <semitones> !offtopic Romney2012
[03:13] <Romney2012> MITT ROMNEY at Yeshiva University in 2007:  "In the current conflict, defeat is not nearly as dangerously close as it was during the darkest moments of the Second World War and the Cold War. There's no comparison between the economic and diplomatic, and military resources of the civilized world and those of the terrorist networks that threaten us today.  "In those previous global wars, there were many ways to lose, and victory
[03:13] <sirconis> *googling*
[03:13] <semitones> !offtopic | Romney2012
[03:13] <jumpnmustang> It would be pointless to select grub in the windows bootloader since grub is a bootloader too.
[03:13] <Romney2012> and that is if we as a civilized world decide not to lift a finger to defend ourselves, or our values, and our way of life.  "I will not be silent, you will not be silent.  "Today, we can lead the world. We can and we must lead the world to do what it has sought for so many centuries-to accept different people and different cultures, to respect the inalienable rights of every child of God, and to welcome a time of peace and pro
[03:13] <yoyoma8> wth??
[03:13] <Romney2012> Vote Mitt Romney for President
[03:13] <billybigrigger> Daughain, model a1288
[03:13] <Romney2012> 2012
[03:13] <Daughain> billybigrigger: I dont have em all memorixed. :P  Check it on that website I gavce you to find out which app works to JB that bl.
[03:13] <Romney2012> for a safer and more prosperous America!
[03:13] <iAmerikan> Daughin: I'm watching htop but my ram won't fill... mrpink57: would you suggest doing this?
[03:13] <yoyoma8> idon'tthinksodude
[03:13] <michael__> tudo bem
[03:14] <michael__> gostaria de saber deque se tra
[03:14] <PingFloyd> dodecahedron: life must be rough when you're part of the forgotten
[03:14] <Daughain> iAmerikan: Load the system more?? =)
[03:14] <dodecahedron> Romney2012 God most likely does not exist and third world genetic material (third world children) are for the most part trash who should die
[03:14] <yoyoma8> romeny...spambots will not getyouintooffice..
[03:14] <mrpink57> iAmerikan: I'm not sure what you are asking there, but with 8gb of ram you can probably do a swap of 128mb
[03:14] <militant> why would gnome tell me i'm not running a wm when i hit the show desktop button... why would my window borders etc vanish..?
[03:14] <wolter> I cannot reprofile my system, help please
[03:14] <jumpnmustang> There was a document out there  once I saw that showed how to manually install grub. I think the one I saw was a knoppix hack though. Might still be out there and might work for you.
[03:14] <Daughain> 8G?? No wonder you dont use swap. :P
[03:15] <dodecahedron> PingFloyd uh, OpenBSD does not want to be a popular OS we just want to be the best at what we do. We also do not care about newbies like Ubuntu we expect OpenBSD users to be advanced users
[03:15] <yoyoma8> lol swap s a hd partition
[03:15] <dodecahedron> pingfloyd so much for your retarded "forgotten argument"
[03:15] <mrpink57> iAmerikan: you could also do other things like creat a tmpfs and put your firefox cache in there to get a faster browser
[03:15] <Daughain> iAmerikan: Leave uit up for a couple of weeks and check htop then. Takes over 24 hours for my 2G to fill enough to use swap.
[03:15] <Romney2012> Romney at Yeshiva University: "What Jimmy Carter fails to understand is what so many fail to understand. Whether it's Hamas or Hezbollah; Al Qaeda or Shia and Sunni extremists, there is an overarching goal among the violent Jihadists - and it transcends borders and boundaries. That goal is to replace all modern Islamic states with a religious caliphate, to destroy Israel, to cause the collapse of the West and the United States,
[03:15] <wolter> My boot time is of 70s, not 10s. I need help reprofiling
[03:15] <Romney2012> Vote Mitt Romney for President 2012
[03:15] <wolter> But cannot reprofile
[03:16] <iAmerikan> mrpink57: I meant to say, would you suggest keeping /home and /var partitions?
[03:16] <PingFloyd> dodecahedron: sounds like you have a luddite sausage fest, all 3 members of your community
[03:16] <iAmerikan> Daughain: I'll take a look in a few days then
[03:16] <dodecahedron> PingFloyd OpenBSD developers know exactly who our target audience is ourselves the elite and not the benighted masses
[03:16] <chris231989> Romney2012: please stop
[03:16] <Tetikus_22_B> nanag
[03:16] <dodecahedron> PingFloyd Ubuntu panders to the benighted masses the newbies
[03:16] <mrpink57> iAmerikan: it's all user pref really, I keep it if I am going to be monitoring a lot of profiles.  its esepcially nice if you have a lot of users you can dump firefox profiles in /var and reuse them.
[03:17] <Daughain> iAmerikan: I'm at 2D, 8H uptime and still not using swap yet.
[03:17] <Romney2012> Mitt Romney has real private sector experience with keeping costs down and efficiency up!
[03:17] <Romney2012> Vote MItt Romney for PResident to restore fiscal responsibility to America!
[03:17] <dodecahedron> PingFloyd yeah being on the cutting edge of security technology sure is luddite </sarcasm>
[03:17] <PingFloyd> dodecahedron: thou hast protest too much -- I think you're trying to convince yourself more than anyone else that you're elite.
[03:18] <dodecahedron> PingFloyd I'm just having fun trolling. You are putting too much meaning into my presence here
[03:18] <PingFloyd> dodecahedron: I'll let you live in your little 1990s dream world though
[03:18] <iAmerikan> mrpink57: I'm the only user on my system. But I've heard something about at least making a partition for /home
[03:18] <mrpink57> iAmerikan: but if you want a answer /boot / swap /home is fine, keep /home seperate is nice if you have a failure you can reinstall and keep /home
[03:18] <draugefilekim> Is there a way to have nano remove trailing spaces (at the end of lines, not the line at the end of the document)?
[03:18] <mrpink57> iAmerikan: i would recommend always making a seperate home
[03:18] <Romney2012> Tired of Niggers and their monkeyshines?
[03:18] <Xgates> say will this Grub2 menu entry work? ----> http://pastebin.com/m4e17f6a9
[03:19] <iAmerikan> mrpink57: how big would you say I should make it?
[03:19] <michael__> join #ubuntu-br
[03:19] <dodecahedron> PingFloyd yeah the 1990s when linux was still exclusively for geeks and still had a relatively knowledgeable userbase unlike now where Linux is for bitches and dumbe ones at that and Ubuntu is the primary cotton candy pansy ass Bitch distro
[03:19] <dodecahedron> s/dumbe/dumb/
[03:20]  * Daughain likes his cotton candy. :P
[03:20] <Xgates> I have GRUB_HIDDEN_TIMEOUT=15 and I can't see the grub menu, why?
[03:20] <jumpnmustang> I'll admit to being one of those pansy ass users.:-)
[03:20] <wolter> has anybody using ubuntu karmic reprofiled their system?
[03:21] <dodecahedron> PingFloyd there are two kinds of camps : the userfriendly camp e.g. Ubuntu and Windows where security is a joke and the security camp i.e. OpenBSD which generally shuns usability
[03:21] <PingFloyd> dodecahedron: your over compensation is too obvious
[03:21] <Xgates> anyone?
[03:21] <semitones> Guys, please take your discussion to #ubuntu-offtopic and save this channel for support questions
[03:22] <yoyoma8> wth??
[03:22] <yoyoma8> ijust want some wifi help..ubuntu8.04
[03:22] <yoyoma8> romedoesntwork..ineedanewkeygen i think
[03:22] <Soah> Hey guys. Which file do I modify to change my boot loader? I have a lot of repeats in it. Like two that say Ubuntu and two that say windows 7?
[03:22] <blakkheim> dodecahedron: well said :)
[03:22] <jage> what is a good GUI search substitution for File Browser?  FB doesn't even show the location in searches, much less allow you to open the folder.
[03:22] <mrpink57> I use Arch personally and sometimes Debian.  But I think Ubuntu has done a great job and getting the masses interested in Linux.  I thought it was a big thing when I started seeing laptops (Dell) giving the option of a Linux install in the flavor of Ubuntu.
[03:22] <PingFloyd> dodecahedron: I guess since there is no women around for you to blame your inadequacies on, you have to resort to blaming linux these days LOL
[03:23] <jiohdi> when hardware says windows mac and ubuntu on the side of the box... you know linux has arrived
[03:23] <mrpink57> Soah: /boot/grub/menu.lst
[03:23] <semitones> Xgates, coulld you pastebin the file for us?
[03:23] <dug> how can I debug why I am getting runlevel unknown?
[03:23] <dodecahedron> semitones it is so funny that you say that this channel is for support. The OpenBSD channel is not really for support especially not for newbies. Back in the day common Linux responses to newbies was RTFM and in OpenBSD the manual pages are of the highest quality unlike Linux
[03:23] <dodecahedron> RTFM !
[03:23] <tien> no driver graphic card
[03:23] <dodecahedron> newbie bitches
[03:24] <Xgates> semitones: this is grub2 and I'm on another box at the moment, I just need to add a entry to boot a recovery partition for a Winbox is all, so how can I get the Grub menu to be visible?
[03:24] <mgmuscari> sigh... i have a 15 year old program that i'm trying to run with wine, and it's failing out due to "not enough free space." my disk is too large, and there's obviously an integer overflow occurring here that's causing the application to think there's very little space available. anybody have suggestions on fixing this?
[03:24] <oinkoinkoink> vlc player suck thx
[03:24] <semitones> Xgates, I'm not that familiar with grub t2, but I think I can find you a link..
[03:24] <semitones> !grub2 | Xgates
[03:24] <PingFloyd> dodecahedron: don't you have a small innocent animal to torment like a normal sociopath?
[03:25] <semitones> Xgates, if you have any questions I'll be happy to help
[03:25] <jage> there is a wine support channel, not sure if anyone there... #winehq
[03:26] <tien> who can help me?
[03:26] <mgmuscari> jage: thanks
[03:26] <Xgates> Ahhhh my bad I need to comment out ---> #GRUB_HIDDEN_TIMEOUT=0
[03:26] <Xgates>   :)
[03:26]  * Xgates bangs head
[03:26] <mrpink57> !ask | tien
[03:26] <Soah> Thx mrpink57, Much appreciated.
[03:26] <mgmuscari> actually now that i think about it, i'll probably have to use dosbox to run this program
[03:26] <tien> my grapphic card no driver
[03:26] <semitones> Xgates, did you try the stuff in that link?
[03:27] <dodecahedron> PingFloyd don't you have more time to waste on parasitic illiterate newbies who refuse to seriously research their problems first before asking like the retarded fool you are ?
[03:27] <tien> gefoce 9600 gt
[03:27] <jumpnmustang> Dosbox is a wonderful invention.
[03:27] <Daughain> mgmuscari: One of these days I;d like to pick your brain on carrier end filters for data networks.
[03:27] <tweiseman> hello! im running ubuntu 8.04 on my laptop and i was wondering what program i shouhld use for .exe files?
[03:27] <billybigrigger> Daughain, not seeing where i can view my model
[03:27] <semitones> dodecahedron, please stop.
[03:27] <mgmuscari> jumpnmustang: mustangs ftw!
[03:27] <Xgates> semitones:  I need to comment out ---> #GRUB_HIDDEN_TIMEOUT=0
[03:27] <Ziggyzxxyl> How do I see what my keyring password is currently set to? Is there some way to get an input password prompt to pop up so that I can see if it accepts my password?
[03:27] <Daughain> billybigrigger: Pull up the bootloader version, and use that, not model number.
[03:27] <mgmuscari> Daughain: i don't have a whole lot of specialized knowledge about the phone network - i worked in the it services division
[03:28] <mgmuscari> Daughain: know this: deep packet inspection is real, and it's used in industry
[03:28] <Ziggyzxxyl> What is the easiest way to get my computer to ask me for my keyring password, so that I can confirm if it is set right?
[03:28] <jumpnmustang> tweiseman: have you tried wine?
[03:28] <semitones> Xgates, to see the menu, just remove the "#" and specify how many seconds you want to see the menu
[03:28] <billybigrigger> Daughain, version 3.1.2 is that OS version?
[03:28] <Daughain> mgmuscari: Ah......Hmmmm.....Wonder why I havent been tagged for my net access yet. Been doing it for years.
[03:28] <sirconis> back. did anyone see my question about EasyBCD before I lost connection?
[03:28] <billybigrigger> model pc087c
[03:28] <dodecahedron> pingfloyd this a record. The longest I have trolled like this in a linux distro channel without being banned (at least a decently populated one like this)
[03:28] <Xgates> semitones: I got it already :) BUT I can't seem to get this menu entry to show up ---> http://pastebin.com/m721940c0
[03:29] <mrpink57> tien: you should get a pop up in Ubuntu Karmic asking you if you want to install the restricted drivers for your Nvidia card
[03:29] <dodecahedron> :P
[03:29] <tweiseman> jumpnmustang:  i did try wine but there seemed to be some kind of error/
[03:29] <PingFloyd> dodecahedron: great to know you set the bar high on accomplishments in life
[03:29] <Daughain> billybigrigger: It will say OS or bootloader. I've done a few for freinds, but dont have this stuff memorized.
[03:29] <jumpnmustang> Can you give the error?
[03:29] <mgmuscari> Daughain: they probably only look at people who are using almost 5gb per month
[03:30] <dodecahedron> pingfloyd -- luxury -- some of us can afford such trivial games since we do not have to slave for money to live
[03:30] <billybigrigger> Daughain, i see nothing that gives me a bootloader version
[03:30] <semitones> Xgates, ok, could you post the whole file?
[03:30] <tweiseman> im not on the ubuntu system right now all i know is that other people have had it too. do you know of anyother programs?
[03:30] <Daughain> mgmuscari: Could be....I dopnt get close to that...
[03:30] <PingFloyd> dodecahedron: I'm sure most of the people in here have you on /ignore by now, but I don't because you're quite entertaining
[03:30] <billybigrigger> Daughain, have you done one in ubuntu yet? ipod touch that is
[03:30] <billybigrigger> if so what did you use?
[03:31] <jumpnmustang> Well you could try codeweaver or you could try virtualbox.
[03:31] <Daughain> billybigrigger: Search the forums. I lost all my bookmarks during a HD fail, so, cant point ya any better than that.
[03:31] <sirconis> I used easyBCD to add a linux entry, but when I select it in the windows bootloader it takes me to a grub command prompt. I tried typing boot, but it says the kernel has to be loaded first. In any case, I want to go straight into ubunto not a command prompt. Any ideas?
[03:31] <Daughain> billybigrigger: I was using blackra1n on an XP box, I admit. Havent had one come in to try in ubuntu yet.
[03:31] <dodecahedron> pingfloyd attacking linux and ubuntu is like attacking a nest of butterflies attacking Linux and BSD would warrant death threats
[03:31] <dodecahedron> oops
[03:31] <kdasdasf> hi what's correct way to install php pdo_mysql with ubuntu?
[03:32] <Daughain> billybigrigger: Ran the bootloader upgrade then blackra1n.
[03:32] <kdasdasf> pcl install pdo_mysql seems to be wrong
[03:32] <dodecahedron> pingfloyd attacking linux and ubuntu is like attacking a nest of butterflies attacking Unix and BSD would warrant death threats, rather
[03:32] <tweiseman> perf3ect! thank you so much
[03:32] <kdasdasf> because php dies with sigenv
[03:32] <dodecahedron> pingfloyd got it right the second time
[03:32] <mrpink57> Xgates: http://pastebin.com/m3339e089 here is my menu.lst I am using grub not grub2 but I also have it disabled maybe it will help.
[03:32] <PingFloyd> dodecahedron: I guess only the macho he-men run BSD :P
[03:32] <jumpnmustang> I usually just bypass all wine byproducts and install virtualbox. That takes care of 90% of my needs.
[03:32] <billybigrigger> Daughain, ya, you can't run wine to jailbreak in ubuntu, as wine doesn't support usb
[03:32] <[Adam|Miner]> Is there any support for broadcomm wireless adapters yet?
[03:32] <dodecahedron> pingfloyd The BSDs are still high church druid Unix and Ubuntu and Linux are still peter pan skittles and beer pansy ass care bear unmanly faggotry
[03:33]  * iflema :)
[03:33] <tweiseman> thank you im new to linux haha this means a lot
[03:33] <PingFloyd> dodecahedron: yeah BSD users do kind of remind me of catholic priests
[03:33] <kebomix> does Kubuntu 10.04 LTS (Lucid Lynx) Daily Build updated to kde 4.4 ?
[03:33] <Daughain> billybigrigger: OK, then ya need a XP VM of some kind. google virtualbox.
[03:33] <Helius> Can anyone recommend a good util to use in Live session to backup an encrypted drive to another backup drive?
[03:33] <sirconis> I used easyBCD to add a linux entry, but when I select it in the windows bootloader it takes me to a grub command prompt. I tried typing boot, but it says the kernel has to be loaded first. In any case, I want to go straight into ubunto not a command prompt. Any ideas?
[03:33] <jumpnmustang> Don't pay attention to the newbie haters then.;-)
[03:34] <jumpnmustang> Hopefully you grow to love linux.
[03:34] <tweiseman> im sure i will because i HATE windows
[03:34] <Xgates> semitones: grub2 isn't the same
[03:34] <Xgates> as far as where to put it
[03:34] <[Adam|Miner]> I used ubuntu about a year ago and there was no support for my broadcom wifi card, has it changed?
[03:34] <semitones> Xgates, there isn't one config file that you edit?
[03:35] <mgmuscari> [Adam|Miner]: possibly
[03:35] <Daughain> tweiseman: Your head will hurt next time you look at windows......trtust me. =)
[03:35] <mgmuscari> [Adam|Miner]: try the live cd
[03:35] <[Adam|Miner]> I'll test then
[03:35] <Xgates> anyone know if in grub2 for Karmic if you want to add an entry if you are suppose to add that into /etc/grub.d/40_custom?
[03:35] <semitones> sirconis, it sounds like you need to fix your grub, wherever it is installed
[03:35] <jumpnmustang> Well in reality, the best support for windows files right now is to use vbox, but that actually installs windows.
[03:35] <kebomix> does Kubuntu 10.04 LTS (Lucid Lynx) Daily Build updated to kde 4.4 ?
[03:35] <jage> 9.10 doesn't work with my broadcom, LiveCD or installed.  YMMV
[03:35] <dodecahedron> pingFloyd I dunno about all BSD users being macho he-man but I'm in elite NAVY SEALs physical condition and I'm 6 foot tall with a beard -- basically a spartan ninja killing machine and the Spartan nature of OpenBSD appeals to me where userfriendliness is fancy insecure bloated nonsense and Spartans shun the fancy
[03:35] <jumpnmustang> Puts windows where it should be.   Just like every other person on irc.
[03:36] <semitones> Xgates, ok, let me read up on it. :)
[03:36] <Daughain> billybigrigger: Cool.....Never know, y'know?
[03:36] <billybigrigger> Daughain, i'm stuck in the boonies right now away from home, this would have been done long time ago but don't have the means to do it, i wanted a pure native linux method
[03:36] <PingFloyd> dodecahedron: because everyone on irc is a millionaire womanizing badass
[03:36] <dodecahedron> pingfloyd no actually I'm not a millionaire (at least not yet) but I don't doubt that one day I might be a millionaire or billionaire
[03:36] <Gamrok> hey guys i had a question do i need to install the restricted drivers to properly connect my tv tuner to my machine you know via mythbuntu
[03:37] <Daughain> billybigrigger: There isnt one. =( Not for JB.
[03:37] <billybigrigger> Daughain, i was pointed to redsn02
[03:37] <billybigrigger> redsn0w
[03:37] <billybigrigger> just can't get it to work properly, problems with libwxgtk2.8-
[03:37] <billybigrigger> lemme dig up the error
[03:37] <Daughain> billybigrigger: redsn0w doesnt support the newer bl's.
[03:37] <billybigrigger> bl's?
[03:38] <Daughain> Bootloaders.
[03:38] <Ziggyzxxyl> Is it safe to delete the contents of /usr/local/bin/ ?
[03:38] <billybigrigger> well how do i find my bootloader version
[03:38] <dodecahedron> pingfloyd I'm not actually a NAVY SEAL I just do their exercise regimen because I'm a health fanatic
[03:38] <billybigrigger> i went into settings, and about, saw os version and model number/serial number, just no bootloader version
[03:38] <sirconis> >_< It's frustrating because it has worked before. I ran wubi, and it installed ubuntu and added an entry in the windows bootlaoder. This time it didn't. :(
[03:38] <billybigrigger> ./redsn0w: error while loading shared libraries: libwx_gtk2u_richtext-2.8.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[03:38] <mrpink57> Ziggyzxxyl: that is were some programs install to
[03:38] <Daughain> billybigrigger: I dont remember......I can do it with the ipod in my hands, but cant explain it step by step. =(
[03:38] <dodecahedron> pingfloyd or I should say a fitness fanatic
[03:38] <iflema> dodecahedron your a knobba.... off ya trot
[03:38] <billybigrigger> Daughain, ^^
[03:39] <anto9us> Ziggyzxxyl: no, that contains executable binary files, you need them, it's not a waste-bin :)
[03:39] <billybigrigger> !find libwx_gtk2u_richtext-2.8.so.0
[03:39] <Daughain> Wait.......*sn0wusualy refers to an unlock app for an iphone.
[03:39] <militant> i'm a bit confused folks.  why would installing xmonad make me lose window borders and other wm functions in gnome??
[03:39] <billybigrigger> says it will work with ipod touches aswell
[03:39] <Daughain> *ra1n is the jb app, *sn0w is unlock.
[03:40] <mscook> hi. Today I had an automatic update. It has resulted in problems. Namely. Firefox will not start 'dbus error' and the biggest problem X11forwarding is now broken 'X11 connection rejected because of wrong authentication". Any ideas/solutions?
[03:40] <dodecahedron> iflema I don't speak street slang or whatever nonsense you spew
[03:40] <Daughain> billybigrigger: You have a usb2 port? usb1 wont work.
[03:40] <mrpink57> militant: I'm guessing its like using openbox with kde the WM is trying to be just that a Wm with Gnome being the DE.
[03:40] <billybigrigger> Daughain, brand new laptop as of 2 weeks ago, i imagine it's got usb2
[03:40] <Xgates> semitones: got it, need to add any entries into ---->  /etc/grub.d/40_custom
[03:40] <Daughain> billybigrigger: Ya.....If not usb3......
[03:41] <billybigrigger> redsn0w.com says right on the first page, unloack and jailbreak tool
[03:41] <semitones> Xgates, did you make the file executable?
[03:41] <yoyoma> recommenda sitefor linksyswifi g..passphrase tohex/ansii
[03:41] <semitones> kk
[03:41] <PingFloyd> there went the jerry springer entertainment :(
[03:41] <billybigrigger> my bad, it says, iphone and ipod touch jailbreak tool