[16:22] <TechieOfficer> theadmin: well, using a proxy to get the books, would that be illegal? :P
[16:22] <theadmin> Guest60093: It configures the system to use API drivers.
[16:22] <swippy> Hello
[16:22] <ActionParsnip> mshake: can you pastebin the last few lines including the prompt you get back
[16:23] <Guest60093> theadmin: i know that and i did it but nothing is changed
[16:23] <Nach0z> theadmin: s/api/ati/
[16:24] <theadmin> Nach0z: ...oh, yeah, soz
[16:24] <swippy> Does anyone know if the latest version of ubuntu on an install cd can be installed on an imac (g3)?
[16:24] <theadmin> Guest60093: Eh... I can't find anything for Radeon 4xxx series on amd's website, guess they dropped support.
[16:24] <Nach0z> lol
[16:24] <Guest60093> theadmin: So basically i am screwed ???
[16:25] <SonikkuAmerica> !mac | swippy, here's that info
[16:25] <theadmin> Guest60093: Basically, you can use the free driver... Eh... What's VMplayer anyway?
[16:25] <swippy> thanks!
[16:25] <Guest60093> theadmin: like virtual box i need it to emulate the blackberry smartphone to do my work
[16:26] <SonikkuAmerica> swippy: Even though it's for Intel Macs I'm pretty sure there's a G3 imagr as well.
[16:26] <SonikkuAmerica> *image
[16:26] <theadmin> Guest60093: Oh... rats. Well, then I guess it's a real issue I can't help with :(
[16:27] <Guest60093> theadmin : how can i use the free driver ???
[16:28] <theadmin> Guest60093: Eh, it should come with Ubuntu, but if you somehow removed it, the package is xserver-xorg-video-ati
[16:33] <lalondong> I'm running Ubuntu 12.04 LTS on live-cd(with usb) -> i want to increase the number of my linux partition(ext4). my ext4 have around 10 gb space and has used around 8 gb space(just 2 gb that are free) which is why i want to increase them.. But i've made mistake on making the partition with them, This is the partition on gparted before i resize them (sequentially): ext4/sda(10 gb) | linux-swap/sda6(1.8 gb) | unallocated space(19 gb).
[16:33] <lalondong> so i can move them because i can't move it when it's 'swapon', i need to move it to the right until the unallocated space are change plase, to the 'linux-swap' place, on side of the ext4 and no problem after that. I want to increase the ext4(sda5) with he unallocated space, But i've made a terrible mistake because i've joined the wrong sda, which is linux-swap/sda6 are joined with the unallocated partition that has around 19 gb free
[16:34] <lalondong> Now the swap that has 1.85 before now turn to be 20 gb. :( i've tried to resize the swap again to 1.85, but it says error.  This is the gparted_details : http://postimage.org/image/sqj6vuc13/ Pleasee check on that picture. i'm new to ubuntu and i'm stuckkkk.. :(( Anyone..
[16:34] <lalondong> pleaseeee
[16:35] <lalondong> anyone :(
[16:36] <mkquist__> lalondong: what are you trying to do/
[16:36] <ngwdanie1> hi everyone! does anyone which is the name of the installation user on 12.10
[16:36] <lalondong> i'm trying to increase my linux space
[16:37] <theadmin> ngwdanie1: "ubuntu", if you mean the LiveCD user.
[16:37] <lalondong> but i've resize the wrong sda
[16:37] <ngwdanie1> yes, the LIVECD user
[16:37] <lalondong> anyone who can help me on PM. pleaseeee
[16:37] <lalondong> i can't put all the message here :(
[16:37] <mkquist__> lalondong: pastebin
[16:38] <lalondong> what is pastebin?
[16:38] <mkquist__> lalondong: !pastebin
[16:39] <theadmin> lalondong: http://paste.ubuntu.com (or other similar sites) is a way to send long texts.
[16:40] <mshake> the same result but now a two problem happened
[16:40] <lalondong> how to use this?
[16:40] <mshake> i re did the update thing
[16:40] <lalondong> do i just need to paste them
[16:40] <lalondong> then copy it and paste it here again?
[16:40] <lalondong> or send the link url?
[16:41] <ngwdanie1> i've made an persistent LiveUSB and I've used it until I've logget out. Since I cannot use root I need the LiveUSB user
[16:41] <lalondong> http://paste.ubuntu.com/5619729/
[16:41] <mshake> http://paste.ubuntu.com/5619726/
[16:41] <lalondong> anyone that can help me pleasee
[16:42] <lalondong> http://paste.ubuntu.com/5619729/
[16:43] <lalondong> please anyone help me. i'm new to ubuntu :(  : http://paste.ubuntu.com/5619729/
[16:44] <theadmin> !repeat | lalondong
[16:44] <tozen> sorry 4 the offtop gals. does smbn knows some good jailbroken iphone freenode please? thx
[16:44] <lalondong> okey :(
[16:44] <holstein> tozen: try an inphone channel, or an actual offtopic channel
[16:45] <holstein> lalondong: work from a live CD with no swap
[16:45] <lalondong> i am on live-cd right now
[16:46] <lalondong> i've made that change on live-cd
[16:46] <holstein> lalondong: also, consider just being new to ubuntu for a while.. what you are trying to do is a bit advanced
[16:47] <lalondong> i know, i've searched some of tutorial about increasing the linux partition, so i try them
[16:47] <lalondong> i know.. i
[16:47] <lalondong> but i've made mistake during the partition :(
[16:48] <jrtappers> Whats a good way to take a backup of all config files?
[16:48] <Kruppt> lalondong: do you know how to start a root terminal?
[16:48] <theadmin> jrtappers: Backup /etc and every dotfile in your home directory?
[16:48] <lalondong> you mean
[16:48] <lalondong> root terminal
[16:48] <lalondong> sudo su ?
[16:48] <theadmin> lalondong: sudo -i
[16:48] <compdoc> jrtappers, use the free cloud space you get from ubuntu one, and backup /etc and the other folders to that
[16:49] <lalondong> i'm in the root right now
[16:49] <lalondong> what do i have to do now?
[16:50] <econdudeawesome> Which chan should I join to get information on writing a bash script to parse data? Have 5 Gb of data, need maybe 5 Mb of it
[16:51] <Kruppt> lalondong: type ->fdisk -l<- in a root term , copy the output from the terminal and paste the contents, and post link
[16:51] <jrtappers> econdudeawesome, What is the data?
[16:51] <lalondong> right away sir
[16:52] <econdudeawesome> jrtappers: NOAA archived weather data
[16:52] <econdudeawesome> It's in csv/txt form
[16:52] <econdudeawesome> so ideally use textutils, just not sure of a good place to start
[16:52] <jrtappers> What format is that?
[16:52] <lalondong> here's the link : http://paste.ubuntu.com/5619771/
[16:54] <econdudeawesome> jrtappers: not sure, waiting for Dropbox to sync it to my work computer here. I believe it's just comma-delimited for hourly observations. One of the relevant variables is the Station ID; what I want to do is to pull out relevant station IDs and put into a separate file
[16:54] <jrtappers> econdudeawesome, couldn't you just run a grep?
[16:55] <econdudeawesome> jrtappers: I suppose. I'm not terrible familiar with grep. I know I can use it to pull out individual substrings; does it print out the full line?
[16:55] <jrtappers> econdudeawesome, I.E $ cat BIGFILE.csv | grep "<ID>" > SMALL.csv
[16:55] <econdudeawesome> so something like $ cat file.csv | grep $var > station.csv?
[16:55] <econdudeawesome> hah
[16:55] <econdudeawesome> ok
[16:55] <jrtappers> econdudeawesome, yh, it prints all lines with the text in
[16:56] <jrtappers> econdudeawesome, Its very useful!
[16:56] <Kruppt> lalondong:Is there data in sda5?
[16:56] <econdudeawesome> fantastic--glad to see I wasn't asking something too incredible difficult :). Will it print everything AFTER the substring, or everything between newline characters?
[16:56] <HomoSapiens> hello
[16:56] <theadmin> econdudeawesome: Everything that's on the line where the match was found
[16:56] <HomoSapiens> looking for a team to develop a mobile app
[16:57] <lalondong> do i have to send the picture of my gparted?
[16:57] <lalondong> that's my linux were installed
[16:57] <theadmin> HomoSapiens: This isn't the place.
[16:57] <HomoSapiens> ok
[16:57] <econdudeawesome> theadmin: fantastic. Thanks yall, even though it wasnt an ubuntu-specific question
[16:57] <HomoSapiens> any channel that best suits the topic?
[16:58] <econdudeawesome> HomoSapiens: you might check out Hacker News (not a chan, a website; news.ycombinator.com). The community there is pretty startup/project centric
[16:58] <jrtappers> HomoSapiens, #ubuntu-offtopic possibly
[16:58] <Kruppt> lalondong:so it has not been resized yet and has your ubuntu OS installed in it now?
[16:58] <jrtappers> HomoSapiens, What kind of app? Sounds interesting
[17:00] <lalondong> i think so, as i remembered, it was sda6/linux-swap that joined with that 19 gb unallocated space.
[17:00] <lalondong> i'm on linux live-cd since i'm making those changes.
[17:02] <mawk> good evening
[17:02] <mawk> may i ask a question?
[17:02] <[twisti]> hi, i have a relatively normal ubuntu server lts 12.04 running, and its currently acting as a mail server, but since all of my users have opted to get their mails via gmail, and have gmail pull them from our server, i was wondering if there was a way to make the server automatically send/forward mails to gmail, so people dont have to wait for gmail to check (which it does pretty rarely)
[17:03] <hoylemd> I'm having trouble booting off a live USB stick on the most recent release.  When I try to boot up the live environment, I get a bunch of Call Traces, starting at kzalloc and ending at kernel_thread_helper.  I made the usb stick with LiLi in windows. Has anyone seen this before?
[17:04] <jrtappers> hoylemd, I use Yumi, I changed to avoid these bugs, and for multiboot
[17:06] <alcides> guys, will this script work fine to keep my pc up-to-date? http://pastebin.com/ERVBigHQ
[17:07] <holstein> alcides: i use "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade"
[17:07] <lalondong> so is there any change that my linux are saved?
[17:07] <alcides> dist-upgrade > upgrade, right?
[17:07] <mshake> ??
[17:07] <alcides> i mean... its better
[17:08] <mshake> so anynews about the update problem
[17:09] <mshake> should i update or what
[17:09] <mshake> :/ i'm still waiting
[17:10] <Kruppt> lalondong:type ->mount<- in the root terminal, copy output, and post link
[17:10] <HomoSapiens> @jrtappers, a mobile app
[17:11] <lalondong> here's link : http://paste.ubuntu.com/5619832/
[17:11] <holstein> lalondong: what is the question?
[17:11] <jrtappers> HomoSapiens, that narrows it down to over 1,500,00 apps :D
[17:12] <kimir> I created .ico file using gimp which I want to use for .desktop (http://paste.ubuntu.com/5619834/) but it doesn't work. A white file icon is shown instead. Any idea why?
[17:12] <yigal> scanimage isn't working with a brother ads-2000 in ubuntu 12.10.  I've followed http://welcome.solutions.brother.com/bsc/public_s/id/linux/en/instruction_scn1a.html and can scan via xsane just not via cli.
[17:12] <HomoSapiens> @jrtappers, you're absolutely right ;P
[17:12] <lalondong> holstein : http://paste.ubuntu.com/5619840/
[17:12] <jrtappers> * add a 0 to the end, 700k apple + 700k android + an estimate for others
[17:12] <yigal> sane-find-scanner doesn't find the scanner.  Any suggestions?
[17:13] <doomlord> i have a mac touchpad working, nice, is it possible to rebind the gestures - i'm after 3 or 4 finger swipes for 'expo' , next/prev desktop, scale
[17:13] <holstein> kimir: i might start with a simpler name.. and try pointing to a known good ico
[17:13] <holstein> lalondong: sure.. whats the question?
[17:13] <HomoSapiens> @jrtappers, the idea is to use https://www.moovia.com/ as a mean to lay out all needed tasks
[17:13] <Kruppt> lalondong:type >swapoff /dev/sda6< in root terminal
[17:13] <holstein> lalondong: i read that.. and i suggested booting from live CD with no swap
[17:13] <hid> HI
[17:14] <HomoSapiens> my idea is to start up an app called PushApp
[17:14] <holstein> lalondong: are you booted from live CD with the command Kruppt just suggested?
[17:14] <kimir> holstein: Pointed to a known-good ico and works...
[17:14] <lalondong> Kruppt : it says ; swapoff: /dev/sda6: swapoff failed: No such file or directory
[17:14] <holstein> kimir: so, its your ico.. i would copy the known good ico, and open that copy and look at it.. and mirror the settings/config
[17:14] <hid> I ave some problems with bumblebee. in fact I followed the ubuntu tutorial, then I rebooted the pc. "glxspheres" worked but "optirun glxspheres" didn't.
[17:14] <jrtappers> HomoSapiens, move to pm chat?
[17:15] <mourtus> hi im new on ubuntu and i have a probleme whit tty
[17:15] <mourtus> eny help plz
[17:15] <HomoSapiens> @jrtappers, pm chat?
[17:15] <hid> apparently bumblebee only works when the daemon is running, but isn't running when I log automatically
[17:15] <holstein> !tty | mourtus
[17:15] <lalondong> holstein : yeah
[17:15] <hid> I found something : http://askubuntu.com/questions/215146/ubuntu-12-10-nvidia-gt555m-bumblebee/215178#215178 . Can someone explain me this problem ?
[17:16] <Kruppt> lalondong: you typed swapoff /dev/sda6 in a root terminal ? post a link to output so I can see
[17:16] <mourtus> i do that but the probleme is wene i enter my login ana psw it show liggin incorrent
[17:16] <jrtappers> mourtus, what username are you using?
[17:16] <lalondong> here's the link boss : http://paste.ubuntu.com/5619865/
[17:17] <mourtus> i use mourtus
[17:17] <holstein> mourtus: then, reset the password.. or make sure you have the password correct, or caps lock. etc
[17:17] <mourtus> (sorry for my bad english)
[17:17] <jrtappers> mourtus, Don't worry, understanding is all that matters
[17:18] <mourtus> i do sheck the caps lock and evry thing and im sure that my pwr is corrent but the same probleme again
[17:19] <jrtappers> mourtus, Do you use auto-login?
[17:19] <mourtus> how i can do that
[17:19] <holstein> mourtus: then, reset the password with the recovery console at boot
[17:19] <jrtappers> mourtus, open terminal and try to run "sudo -i"
[17:20] <holstein> mourtus: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LostPassword
[17:20] <mourtus> thanks  i will try
[17:20] <Kruppt> lalondong: Ok good, you should be able to right click on the sda6 partition, delete it, enlarge the sda5 partition from the free space, then create your swap
[17:20] <lalondong> how?
[17:21] <holstein> lalondong: using gparted from the live CD
[17:21] <lalondong> is that mean it's going to delete the sda6, what happen to the space after that?
[17:21] <Kruppt> lalondong: do you have gparted running?
[17:21] <lalondong> yeah still running boss.
[17:21] <Fira> Hi ! anyone knows how I can force the initramfs to drop me to busybox :( ?
[17:22] <Kruppt> lalondong:can you post a link of a screenshot of how it looks at the moment?
[17:22] <lalondong> the gparted ?
[17:23] <holstein> lalondong: yes
[17:23] <Kruppt> lalondong: yes if you can
[17:23] <lalondong> here's the link of the screenshot boss : http://postimage.org/image/pvug7t5rb/
[17:24] <LuizAngioletti> quit
[17:25] <gatojazz> :q
[17:25] <Kruppt> lalondong:you should be able to right click on sda6 and choose delete
[17:25] <lalondong> Ok. hold pon
[17:25] <lalondong> hold on
[17:26] <lalondong> okey boss
[17:26] <lalondong> it's deleted.
[17:26] <lalondong> what now?
[17:26] <holstein> lalondong: whatever you want.. right click on partitions and select the options you want
[17:26] <lalondong> i'm still confused.
[17:26] <Kruppt> lalondong: now resize sda5 to the size you prefer
[17:27] <holstein> lalondong: right click on the partition you want to edit..
[17:27] <lalondong> you mean joining the sda5 with the unallocated space?
[17:27] <lalondong> the sda5 has only 8.21 gb left
[17:28] <Kruppt> lalondong:do not do anything till your clear of what where doing
[17:28] <lalondong> okey
[17:28] <holstein> lalondong: you can set it up as you wish.. i suggest to new users to let the installer do automatic partitioning
[17:29] <theadmin> Yep, the installer does that great.
[17:29] <Kruppt> lalondong: you want to enlarge sda5 right? you right click on sda5 and choose resize
[17:31] <lalondong> yes...
[17:31] <lalondong> and what happend to the linux-swap?
[17:31] <lalondong> linux-swap are the sda6 that i've just deleted.
[17:31] <Soarez> any suggestions of good vendors of Ubuntu loaded personal laptops within the EU ?
[17:31] <holstein> lalondong: you deleted it
[17:31] <lalondong> omg
[17:31] <holstein> lalondong: you were asking about how to delete it
[17:32] <Kruppt> lalondong:do not worry about the swap now focus on resizing your sda5 the size you want, we will get to the swap
[17:32] <lalondong> Okey boss
[17:32] <lalondong> how much do i have to resize it?
[17:32] <naptastic> What major kernel version is Ubuntu 12.04 LTS using?
[17:32] <lalondong> the unallocated space still has about 20.95 gb free
[17:33] <holstein> naptastic:  3.2.0-38 is what i have
[17:33] <ezio> what's the curses  project for viewing network traffic
[17:33] <holstein> ezio: i use nmon
[17:33] <ezio> ty
[17:33] <naptastic> holstein, thanks, that's exactly what I needed :-)
[17:34] <Kruppt> lalondong: just leave a gig or so for your swap, the leaftover will be freespace we will create your swap from
[17:34] <mtadyshak> Importing bookmarks into Firefox from html results in a sub-folder called  Bookmarks Toolbar.  How to actually get your bookmarks on the bookmarks toolbar  itself?
[17:34] <theadmin> mtadyshak: They are, the bookmarks toolbar is hidden by default afaik
[17:35] <theadmin> mtadyshak: View -> Toolbars -> Bookmark toolbar
[17:35] <ezio> holstein, i need port numbers of connections and ip addresses
[17:35] <roby153> ciao!list
[17:35] <lalondong> Kruppt: how much free space do i have to left for the swap? 2 gb?
[17:36] <grendal-prime> grrrrr kvm as underprivalged user
[17:36] <grendal-prime> this is killing me
[17:36] <holstein> ezio: http://linuxpoison.blogspot.tw/2009/05/iptraf-ncurses-based-lan-monitor.html http://www.ubuntugeek.com/bandwidth-monitoring-tools-for-ubuntu-users.html
[17:36] <holstein> lalondong: look in gparted and see how much space you have
[17:36] <ezio> holstein, yes!  this is it
[17:37] <lalondong> holstein : the sda5 (ext4) have about 8.21 gb
[17:37] <mtadyshak1> I activated the bookmarks toolbar.  But when I imported my bookmarks they went into a sub-folder named Bookmarks toolbar and they did not show up on the actual bookmarks toolbar.
[17:37] <holstein> ezio: i searched "ncurses network monitor" for future reference
[17:37] <lalondong> holstein : while the unallocated space have about 20.95 gb .
[17:37] <holstein> lalondong: you can set that up as you please...
[17:38] <lalondong> holstein : is swap actually important?
[17:38] <mtadyshak1> Where is "Organize Favorites" like in Win7?
[17:38] <lalondong> and how much space for default swap should be?
[17:38] <KornKage> hi there, i got a new laptop yesterday preinstalled with windows 7, but i want to put in ubuntu in it as well for dualboot, is there a safe way thats not intrusive to do this ?
[17:38] <holstein> !swap
[17:38] <theadmin> mtadyshak: Uh, it's called "Library" in Firefox
[17:39] <theadmin> mtadyshak: Ctrl-Shift-O
[17:39] <holstein> lalondong: what would i do? let the installer automatically configure swap.. what should you do? make a swap partition of maybe 2gb's
[17:40] <lalondong> okey..
[17:40] <Kruppt> lalondong: resize sda5 to 27 should be fine
[17:40] <lalondong> Okey bos
[17:41] <mtadyshak1> I fixed it, thanks.
[17:41] <borodino> Hello!
[17:41] <Kruppt> lalondong: once you have resized sda5 to 27... let me know
[17:41] <gustav_> How do I pause the screensaver in X? While watching long YouTube-videos if you need to know.
[17:41] <ezio> holstein, i thought i had searched that term but my history is calling me a liar
[17:42] <lalondong> Kruppt : Finished boss? do i have to send the screenshot?
[17:43] <Kruppt> lalondong: now right click on the remaining freespace and create a swap partition of it
[17:43] <borodino> hello!
[17:43] <lalondong> Kruppt : it only have 'new' on the menu that are active
[17:44] <Kruppt> lalondong: then post link to a screeshot of gparted
[17:44] <borodino> i need help setting up Tor
[17:45] <holstein> !tor | borodino also, this "You can also pretty much do http_proxy="http://bleh:8888" firefox   and it'll work." from the other channel
[17:45] <wilee-nilee> borodino, You can download a tor browser if that is what you need from tor
[17:45] <ezio> YESYESYESYES
[17:46] <ezio> YES
[17:46] <ezio> yes
[17:46] <ezio> ahhh yes
[17:46] <FloodBot1> ezio: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:46] <ezio> FloodBot1, yes
[17:46] <lalondong> Kruppt : here's the link boss : http://postimage.org/image/lfmc8ufi5/
[17:47] <ezio> :)
[17:48] <Kruppt> lalondong: ok, looking good, youshould be able to right click on the unallocated space now and make a swap partition
[17:49] <Kruppt> lalondong: the 2.7 unallocated space
[17:49] <lalondong> Kruppt : right click -> new -> filesystem -> linux-swap?
[17:50] <sam1> how can I change the path of a partition?
[17:50] <holstein> !swap | lalondong
[17:50] <sam1> I want /dev/sda2 to be /dev/sda1
[17:50] <Kruppt> lalondong: yes on the 2.79 unallocated space
[17:50] <holstein> sam1: why? you can usually refer to the uuid ..or use a mount point
[17:51] <sam1> because there is only one partition on the drive… it bugs me
[17:51] <lalondong> Okey finished boss. What now?
[17:51] <sam1> who decides the path actually?
[17:52] <holstein> sam1: you can look at "sudo fdisk -l" ..i bet you'll find there is a recovery partition or something on there
[17:52] <lalondong> Kruppt : it's finished. do i have to send the screenshoot?
[17:52] <sam1> holstein: nope
[17:52] <mourtus> can enyone tel me how to instal vim on ubuntu
[17:52] <sam1> it's the only one
[17:52] <sam1> sudo apt-get install vim
[17:53] <mourtus> thanks
[17:53] <holstein> sam1: http://askubuntu.com/questions/178732/can-i-change-my-devices-from-for-example-sda1-to-sda2
[17:53] <holstein> sam1: there *is* another partition there
[17:53] <Kruppt> lalondong:from menu EDIT -> Apply All Operations, only if all is correct, you could post link to screenshot first if you wish so I can see the end result so far
[17:54] <wilee-nilee> borodino, stop PMing
[17:54] <lalondong> Kruppt : i'll post it right away box
[17:54] <lalondong> boss
[17:54] <mourtus> when i write sudo apt-gat install vim it show me E: Impossible d'obtenir le verrou /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (11: Ressource temporairement non disponible) E: Impossible de verrouiller le répertoire d'administration (/var/lib/dpkg/). Il est possible qu'un autre processus l'utilise.
[17:54] <sam1> holstein: well fdisk doesn't list it
[17:54] <holstein> mourtus: close other package managers
[17:54] <sam1> gparted either
[17:55] <mourtus> how i do that
[17:55] <holstein> sam1: you have 2 names.. you get those names somewhere.. you can refer to that link i gave.. i wouldnt mess with it, or i would open gparted from a liveCD
[17:55] <jrtappers> mourtus, Have you got softare center open?
[17:55] <mourtus> yes
[17:55] <holstein> mourtus: just close them.. click close or exit from the menu
[17:55] <mourtus> ok thaks
[17:56] <lalondong> Kruppt : here's the screenshot bos ; http://postimage.org/image/cih2caa05/
[17:56] <lalondong> Kruppt : but i'm still confused what is that exclamation mark on the sda5 and the rest. ?
[17:58] <holstein> lalondong: you should see what error is being pointed out by clicking
[17:58] <Kruppt> lalondong:what partitioning program did you originally use to create the partitions?
[17:59] <lalondong> holstein : its not pointed out.
[17:59] <KornKage> whats the best ubuntu to install right now ? 12.04 ?
[17:59] <aron> . where can i find a good file sharing site?
[17:59] <lalondong> Kruppt: i created the partition on windows using Ease Partition.
[17:59] <jrtappers> KornKage, depends
[18:00] <jeanfrancois> I think 12.10 is less stable than 12.04
[18:00] <wilee-nilee> KornKage, 12.04 has 5 years support, best is a subjective.
[18:00] <KornKage> ubuntu 13 sucks then ?
[18:00] <SonikkuAmerica> Sucks? It's still in beta
[18:00] <twist3d> beta
[18:00] <twist3d> !beta
[18:00] <Guest97544> anyone?
[18:00] <KornKage> ok 12.4 is the way to go then
[18:00] <KornKage> thanks :)
[18:01] <wilee-nilee> KornKage, I would take what any one person says about any OS with a grain of salt at best.
[18:01] <Kruppt> lalondong: it is probably a warning as to cylinder boundaries, as you used some windows type program originally
[18:01] <KornKage> where can i illegaly pirate ubuntu 12.04 btw ?
[18:01] <DJones> KornKage: Don't troll the channel
[18:01] <KornKage> ok
[18:01] <jeanfrancois> pirate why? it's free...
[18:01] <KornKage> sorry
[18:02] <lalondong> Kruppt : ahh okey. so what do i have to do now?
[18:02] <wilee-nilee> KornKage, you can download it from a torrent if that is what you mean.
[18:02] <lalondong> Kruppt : just like you told me before? edit -> apply all operations?
[18:03] <KornKage> wilee-nilee nv, just for the support , ill get 12.04
[18:03] <KornKage> nvm
[18:03] <Guest97544> do any of u troll black ops 2??
[18:03] <DJones> Guest97544: Do you have an Ubuntu support question?
[18:03] <jacob233> Hello, I am having this exact issue. same specs and hardware too http://askubuntu.com/questions/246413/install-error-for-lubuntu-12-10-powerbook-g4-ppc-cpu
[18:03] <twist3d> Guest97544, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Troll_(Internet)
[18:03] <Kruppt> lalondong: Yes do not interrupt, leave all alone while the processes are running
[18:04] <lalondong> Kruppt : Okey, and how do i know it's finished?
[18:04] <Guest97544> DJones: I need a vasectimy!!!!
[18:04] <holstein> !ppc | jacob233
[18:04] <twist3d> hmm
[18:04] <twist3d> bye bye
[18:04] <holstein> jacob233: i would try nomodeset and other options from the live CD
[18:05] <jacob233> holstein, is nomodeset one of the boot commands? I have not tired that one..
[18:05] <holstein> !nomodset
[18:05] <lalondong> Kruppt : it says error : http://postimage.org/image/vybjgys7v/
[18:05] <holstein> !nomodeset
[18:05] <Kruppt> lalondong: it should say when it has completed all it has to do, there are going to be several programs gparted will be running to complete the overall task
[18:06] <holstein> jacob233: though, i would just try them all, and maybe even physically remove hardare from the device
[18:06] <twist3d> DJones, is there a command to see all the available commands for ubottu?
[18:06] <jacob233> thank you i will try that right now holstein
[18:06] <DJones> !bot | twist3d This is probably the best info,
[18:08] <twist3d> DJones, thx
[18:08] <lalondong> Kruppt : it says error : http://postimage.org/image/vybjgys7v/
[18:09] <lalondong> Kruppt : this is the gparted_details : http://postimage.org/image/rlfunm3rx/
[18:09] <Kruppt> lalondong:what are the "details"
[18:09] <usuario> erme
[18:09] <lalondong> Kruppt : the details of the error.
[18:11] <Kruppt> lalondong:click ok and get back to me
[18:12] <lalondong> Kruppt : it back to where the unallocated space are 20.95 gb
[18:13] <lalondong> Kruppt : shall i apply this just in case to save it?
[18:14] <holstein> lalondong: apply is more that "save".. it applies the changes to the disk.. altering the disk
[18:14] <Kruppt> lalondong: stay cool, post a screenshot
[18:16] <lalondong> Kruppt : after i clicked okey when that error screen pop up. it go back to this : http://postimage.org/image/le8q4fm6p/
[18:17] <lalondong> Kruppt : is that exclamation point means it's actually mounted?
[18:18] <Kruppt> lalondong: OK, right click on sda5 choose resize as you did before increase to 27, then from menu EDit -> Apply all operations
[18:18] <DJRWolf> anyone know if Ubuntu is going to have a spin-off with Cinnamon UI like it has with XFCE and LXDE?
[18:18] <lalondong> Kruppt : without make the swap right? just increase to 27 gb?
[18:19] <xguiga> hi all... anyone that live in the usa can help with something?
[18:19] <bazhang> DJRWolf, outside of a PPA you mean? official?
[18:19] <Kruppt> lalondong: run df -Th from root terminal, post a link to output
[18:19] <twist3d> !help
[18:20] <DJRWolf> bazhang: like a "cubuntu", same as xubuntu and lubuntu
[18:20] <wilee-nilee> DJRWolf, cinnamon is a mint fork, I doubt ubuntu will do anything with it.
[18:20] <bazhang> DJRWolf, no
[18:21] <bazhang> xguiga, did you have an actual ubuntu support question
[18:21] <danes> hello where can I find out if a printer is supported? I plan to buy a Lexmark x-9350 and I want to find out if the printer will work with ubuntu
[18:21] <bazhang> linuxprinting.org db danes
[18:21] <lalondong> Kruppt : i haven't resize the dsa5, . this is the root terminal result : http://paste.ubuntu.com/5620063/
[18:21] <yigal> Does anyone know how to increase the verbosity of xsane - other than strace?
[18:21] <xguiga> bazhang, sorry but i don´t think so!
[18:21] <sam1> if I want to mount a new partition to /home, I need to edit fstab, right?
[18:22] <bazhang> xguiga, then #ubuntu-offtopic , please
[18:22] <twist3d> danes, you need to verify that the manufactorer supports linux drivers.  If so, you should be good.
[18:22] <xguiga> ok thanks
[18:22] <luenner> I cannot find anything in my logs (dmesg, /var/log/{messages,etc.}. What happened to Linux in past 4 years? Before that, you always had bunch of lines about your last action, in messages, syslog or dmesg - and probably in all of them
[18:22] <[twisti]> hi, i have a relatively normal ubuntu server lts 12.04 running, and its currently acting as a mail server, but since all of my users have opted to get their mails via gmail, and have gmail pull them from our server, i was wondering if there was a way to make the server automatically send/forward mails to gmail, so people dont have to wait for gmail to check (which it does pretty rarely)
[18:23] <yigal> [twisti]: postfix certainly can allow this
[18:23] <Kruppt> lalondong: ok sda5 is not mounted, right click on sda5, resize to 27gb, then Edit->Apply All Operations
[18:24] <twist3d> danes, it does not look like that printer is released with linux drivers.  There are third party drivers for that printer though.
[18:24] <yigal> [twisti]: for example http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/linux-unix-bsd-postfix-forward-email-to-another-account/
[18:24] <lalondong> Kruppt : okey
[18:24] <[twisti]> thanks, ill check that out
[18:24] <yigal> [twisti]: cool man
[18:25] <danes> twist3d:  thanks, where can I find more info about those third party drivers?
[18:25] <lalondong> Kruppt : it says the same pop up error
[18:25] <j3h-xxx> hi
[18:26] <yigal> ough xsane is like a blackbox, this is frustrating.
[18:26] <twist3d> danes, google your printer and hope that the driver pack isnt laced full of fun extras.  Not recommended btw.
[18:26] <j3h-xxx> olap
[18:26] <twist3d> danes, you can also email Lexmark Printer Support from their web page and see what they say\
[18:26] <j3h-xxx> alguien habla es pañol
[18:27] <twist3d> !es j3h-xxx
[18:27] <lalondong> Kruppt :  this is the gparted_details after i clicked okey : http://paste.ubuntu.com/5620081/
[18:27] <wilee-nilee> danes, I don't see official support for the lexmark
[18:27] <danes> j3h-xxx:  accesa el canal de ayuda en espanol ubuntu-es
[18:27] <j3h-xxx> aaaa grasia
[18:27] <j3h-xxx> solo le coloco -es
[18:28] <twist3d> !sp
[18:28] <danes> j3h-xxx: si
[18:30] <wilee-nilee> danes, here is a page on supported https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Printers#Supported_Printers
[18:30] <Kruppt> llalondong: an inode or file on sda5 is not right, you need to run-> e2fsck -v -p -f /dev/sda5 <- and see if you can fix the filesystem on sda5
[18:30] <lalondong> Kruppt : you there?
[18:31] <yigal> Xsane works flawlessly but scanimage fails.  Any suggestions getting scanimage to work?
[18:31] <Kruppt> lalondong: yes, stay cool take a look at my last post
[18:31] <Deas> how does one get files from a dir in home symlinked to /var/www so that it shows up on apache webserver in the browser? ive done ln -s already but that gives me 403
[18:31] <zetheroo> whats a basic command for mkfs ext4 ?
[18:32] <Kruppt> lalondong: from root terminal run -> e2fsck -v -p -f /dev/sda5 <-
[18:33] <ge> Good Morning! I have one drive in my computer: sda. When I do "fdisk -l" it nicely lists all my partitions: sda1, sda2 etc.  What is that?
[18:33] <twist3d> Deas, sudo ln -s /path/to/file  /var/www    works for me
[18:33] <lalondong> Kruppt : http://paste.ubuntu.com/5620100/
[18:34] <twist3d> ge, do you have an encrypted folder/volume?
[18:36] <yigal> Well it is indeed too bad that no one here has any troubleshooting scanning devices.  The good news is that I have now have 4.6M strace of xsane working.
[18:36] <ge> twist3d: yes. ah, its lvm! thanks!
[18:37] <twist3d> ge, =) you can run sudo dmsetup ls to see whats behind it
[18:37] <Kruppt> lalondong: ok need to determine if e2fsck is even installed run-> find / -name "e2fsck" | grep bin <- from root terminal
[18:37] <jacob233> holstein, do you know if its normal to have to reset pram after live boots?
[18:38] <jelly-home> Kruppt: dpkg -L e2fsprogs
[18:38] <lalondong> Kruppt : http://paste.ubuntu.com/5620125/
[18:39] <xcristi> quit
[18:40] <Kruppt> lalondong: ok run -> fdisk -l <- from root term again so I can see what the partitions are at the moment in actuality
[18:40] <yigal> wow the strace has no mention of the usb vendor, yigal@ZeTov:~$ grep -i 056a strace_xsane.txt
[18:40] <yigal> yigal@ZeTov:~$yigal@ZeTov:~$ grep -i 056a strace_xsane.txt
[18:41] <lalondong> Kruppt : okey, here's the link : http://paste.ubuntu.com/5620135/
[18:43] <Kruppt> lalondong: run -> /sbin/e2fsck -v -p -f /dev/sda5 <- from root terminal
[18:43] <jacob233> sudo rm -rf /
[18:43] <lalondong> Kruppt : it still says : root@ubuntu:~# /sbin/e2fsck -v -p -f /dev/sda5 /sbin/e2fsck: No such file or directory while trying to open /dev/sda5 Possibly non-existent device?
[18:44] <lalondong> Kruppt : http://paste.ubuntu.com/5620151/
[18:45] <Kruppt> lalondong: Is there actually a filesystem on sda5?
[18:46] <lalondong> Kruppt :  what filesystem?
[18:47] <lalondong> Kruppt : you mean filesystem for Ubuntu that i've installed before?
[18:48] <Kruppt> lalondong: run the following commands from a root terminal -> mkdir /mnt/sda5 <-  then -> mount /dev/sda5 /mnt/sda5 <- from root terminal
[18:48] <viveak> hi guys, I am looking for Ubuntu for Phone ROM
[18:48] <bazhang> !phone | viveak
[18:48] <pranavk> I don't why my pc is not able to connect to network via ethernet. However I am able to connect to the same network via wifi. Here is my log file with DHCP enabled : http://paste.ubuntu.com/5620162/
[18:49] <lalondong> Kruppt : http://paste.ubuntu.com/5620165/
[18:49] <viveak> ubottu: thanks
[18:49] <pranavk> and here with DHCP disabled : http://paste.ubuntu.com/5620166/
[18:53] <Kruppt> lalondong: can you reboot? it has lost /dev/sda5 though it really exist. close down gparted and reboot
[18:53] <wad> Hi folks. I've got my Ubuntu server up and running. I'm sharing some big hard drives over the network with samba. It has two printers attached, I need to share these with the network also (a mix of windows and linux machines). I attempted to use Samba for this, but have not been able to get it to work.
[18:53] <wad> Is samba the best way to share printers over the network?
[18:53] <ubuquity-sucks> this ubiquity 12.04 installer is the buggest installer of the history of forever
[18:54] <wad> It's 12.04 32-bit desktop.
[18:54] <bazhang> !bug | ubuquity-sucks
[18:54] <ubuquity-sucks> usb not working, network connection not established, usb install drops me to busybox, uefi install complains about missing kernel
[18:54] <ubuquity-sucks> i mean, the number of bugs is absurd
[18:54] <bazhang> ubuquity-sucks, so file a bug
[18:54] <ubuquity-sucks> they're already there on launchpad
[18:55] <ubuquity-sucks> waiting for you to fix them
[18:55] <bazhang> ubuquity-sucks, this is not the rant/complaint channel
[18:55] <ubuquity-sucks> who do I complain to?
[18:55] <bazhang> ubuquity-sucks, you dont
[18:55] <Kruppt> lalondong: You there?
[18:55] <wad> if it's open source, you don't complain. You join the community and help fix the bugs.
[18:56] <nickles> Hi. Is anyone familiar with logwatch? In the reports I'm getting for cron, there are a large number of "**Unmatched Entries**" which are all "CMD ()". Has anyone experienced this/does anyone know a fix for it?
[18:56] <ubuquity-sucks> if your an open source dev, you don't put out software that wastes other peoples time and then say, "well it's free, GFY"
[18:56] <kromium> I just installed ubuntu 12.10 on my laptop, which has Intel® Centrino® Ultimate-N 6300 wifi adapter. I don't see it listed in "lspci" output. How can I enable it?
[18:56] <wad> If you have no programming skills, you can at least offer to test bugfixes and such, or verify them.
[18:56] <bazhang> ubuquity-sucks, stop
[18:56] <ubuquity-sucks> hammertime
[18:57] <param__> sudo: unknown uid 1000: who are you?    i removed gshadow, shadow , and passwd file from etc , after that i got this error
[18:57] <luenner> Is there some tool, that will manage Upstart services via .override files automatically?
[18:57] <lalondong> Kruppt : yes i am
[18:57] <pranavk> param__: lol, you were not supposed to do that
[18:57] <KornKage> whats better for a amd card 12.04 or 12.10
[18:57] <param__> what to do now ? :(
[18:57] <KornKage> laptop 7670m
[18:57] <pranavk> param__: they are basic files containing information about various users credentials,
[18:57] <twist3d> !ubuntu-restricted-extras | kromium
[18:58] <lalondong> Kruppt : all i need to do is that reboot, and get my ass back to this live cd right?
[18:58] <param__> cant i get them back ?
[18:58] <pranavk> param__: SEE if there is a backup file there or not in /etc
[18:58] <kromium> twist3d: This is regarding wireless adapter not working..
[18:59] <twist3d> kromium, what driver are you using for the wirelessa dapter?
[18:59] <Kruppt> lalondong: yes
[18:59] <param__> no there is no backup file
[18:59] <lalondong> Kruppt : okey, i'll be right back in a few minutes, please wait.
[18:59] <kromium> iwlwifi is loaded
[18:59] <pranavk> param__: there should be passwd- file name there
[18:59] <pranavk> param__: and similarly , 'gshadow-' file there
[18:59] <kromium> twist3d: I can see iwlwifi in the output of lsmod | grep wifi
[18:59] <param__> i removed that one
[18:59] <twist3d> kromium, has it worked in the past on your build?
[19:00] <pranavk> param__: not that there is an '-' in the end of the file i am mentioning above
[19:00] <Kruppt> lalondong: then open root terminal run -> fdisk -l <- again and we will go from there
[19:00] <kromium> no this is the first time install on fresh laptop :)
[19:00] <pranavk> param__: you removed both files with '-' and without '-' ?
[19:00] <param__> without
[19:00] <intrader> I have an overheating problem in Ubuntu 12.04 on Lenovo t61p making the laptop unusable at full screen - temp2 in psensors goes beyond 100C and machine shuts down. I have tried various  drivers. Currently lpspci reports  VGA compatible controller: NVIDIA Corporation G84M [Quadro FX 570M] (rev a1)
[19:00] <intrader>  as selectred driver. Are there alternatives that don't overheat the laptop?
[19:00] <param__> i did   rm passwd   rm shadow   rm gshadow
[19:00] <pranavk> param__: okay, then just copy those gshadow- file as gshadow
[19:00] <pranavk> param__: cp passwd- passwd
[19:01] <twist3d> kromium, what chipset is your wifi adapter using?
[19:01] <pranavk> param__: cp gshadow- gshadow
[19:01] <kromium> it is Intel® Centrino® Ultimate-N 6300
[19:01] <kromium> twist3d: Intel® Centrino® Ultimate-N 6300, a newer adapter
[19:01] <pranavk> param__: cp shadow- shadow
[19:01] <param__> cp: cannot stat `passwd-': No such file or directory
[19:02] <kromium> twist3d: I did copy the ucode files to /lib/firmware/
[19:02] <param__> i am in etc directory , should i come out of it
[19:02] <param__> ?
[19:02] <pranavk> param__: seems like you deleted both file with '-' and without '-' also
[19:02] <pranavk> param__: no, /etc/ directory is fine
[19:02] <kromium> twist3d: but I don't know how to load them
[19:03] <jelly-home> param__: pastebin the output of find /etc /var/backups -name 'passwd*' -o -name '*shadow*' -ls
[19:03] <param__> any other solution ?
[19:03] <lalondong> Kruppt : i'm back.
[19:03] <lalondong> Kruppt : so what do i have to do now?
[19:04] <Kruppt> lalondong:open root terminal run -> fdisk -l <- again and we will go from there
[19:04] <pranavk> param__: yes, follow jelly-home command, sometimes backups are there for these files as i have them on my pc.
[19:04] <param__> find: `/etc/ssl/private': Permission denied   1810   12 -rw-r--r--   1 0        root         9887 Mar 31  2012 /etc/bash_completion.d/shadow   1544    4 -rw-r-----   1 0        shadow        778 Feb 22 14:07 /etc/shadow
[19:04] <lalondong> Kruppt : how to use that ubuntu paste again?
[19:05] <jelly-home> param__: use paste.ubuntu.com or some other pastebin site, do not paste here directly
[19:05] <param__> do i need to run all these commands in etc ?
[19:05] <twist3d> kromium, try sudo apt-get install linux-backports-modules-RELEASE
[19:05] <param__> ok
[19:05] <lalondong> Kruppt : the link?
[19:05] <jelly-home> param__: that's one command.
[19:05] <kromium> twist3d: ok
[19:05] <pranavk> param__: just go to /var/backups and see if you can see files with name 'passwd.bak' or not
[19:05] <jelly-home> there's no need to "go to"
[19:05] <pranavk> if you finding that command hard to execute , :p
[19:06] <Kruppt> lalondong: OK http://paste.ubuntu.com/
[19:06] <param__> yups i got
[19:06] <lalondong> Kruppt : http://paste.ubuntu.com/5620215/
[19:06] <nickles> Where are cron's logs stored in Ubuntu 12.04?
[19:06] <jelly-home> param__: show just the resulting url of your paste in here, please
[19:07] <param__> resulting url of find command ?
[19:07] <pranavk> jelly-home: how frequently these backups are made, i guess there must be some .conf controlling that
[19:07] <jelly-home> param__: of pastebinning the output of find command, yes
[19:07] <Kruppt> lalondong: from root terminal -> mkdir /mnt/sda5;mount /dev/sda5 /mnt <-
[19:08] <jelly-home> pranavk: /etc/cron.daily/passwd here
[19:08] <param__> http://pastebin.com/jaGDYez6
[19:08] <pranavk> oic
[19:09] <lalondong> Kruppt : okey, nothings happened after that, it point the root@ubuntu : ~#
[19:09] <lalondong> Kruppt : is that mean its working?
[19:09] <Kruppt> lalondong: mkdir /mnt/sda5;mount /dev/sda5 /mnt/sda5
[19:09] <jacob233> holstein, reseating all hardware fixed my issue.
[19:10] <jacob233> =/
[19:10] <jelly-home> param__: no backups of passwd file, eh?  Your system is screwed.  Boot from a livecd, copy the important data and reinstall -- the easiest thing to do
[19:10] <holstein> jacob233: cheers..
[19:10] <param__> its my cloud i am using ...
[19:10] <lalondong> Krupppt : okey it's open a new explorer. what now?
[19:10] <jacob233> thanks for your help.
[19:10] <param__> its the image of my openstack cloud
[19:10] <jelly-home> reimage it?
[19:10] <jelly-home> do the equivalent of the above.
[19:10] <param__> so no solution for it ?
[19:11] <Kruppt> lalondong: ok you can see system folders and files?
[19:11] <jelly-home> param__: it depends on how much time and effort you want to spend reconstructing the files.
[19:11] <lalondong> Kruppt : yes, what now?
[19:11] <param__> ok thanks :)
[19:12] <Kruppt> lalondong: OK, good the filesystem is there...
[19:12] <jelly-home> param__: there's always a solution.  Usually it's restore from a valid backup.
[19:12] <jelly-home> s/Usually/On a sane setup/
[19:12] <param__> but you said there is no backup ?
[19:12] <lalondong> Kruppt : Okey, i'll follow you, what now?
[19:12] <param__> its just a uec cloud image
[19:12] <Kruppt> lalondong:from root terminal -> umount /mnt/sda5
[19:13] <jelly-home> param__: so create a new one, and copy any unique data over.
[19:13] <nickles> I'm on Ubuntu 12.04 and I'm noticing an empty cron job running every 5 minutes.
[19:13] <param__> ok :)
[19:13] <nickles> Mar 16 14:40:01 mozzarella CRON[3632]: (root) CMD ()
[19:13] <nickles> Mar 16 14:45:01 mozzarella CRON[3634]: (root) CMD ()
[19:13] <nickles> Anyway I can trace this to its source?
[19:13] <lalondong> Kruppt : okey, nothings happened again, it shows the root@ubuntu:~#
[19:14] <Kruppt> lalondong: good ..now from root terminal -> e2fsck -v -p -f /dev/sda5 <-
[19:15] <Guest7275> buonasera
[19:15] <Guest7275> !list
[19:15] <lalondong> Kruppt : http://paste.ubuntu.com/5620242/
[19:16] <Kruppt> lalondong: type n !!!!
[19:16] <mk527> how can I run programs automatically when I log into ubuntu? I would like to run `xmodmap ~/.my-mappings` and `xflux -l 52` for example. I have tried adding these lines to the .xsession and .xinitrc files but it didn't work. Could someone help with this? Is this the right place to ask?
[19:17] <lalondong> Kruppt : okey, check aborted. what now?
[19:17] <Kruppt> lalondong: umount /mnt/sda5    ....from root terminal
[19:17] <pranavk> mk527: write the command in your .bashrc file located in your home folder
[19:17] <pranavk> mk527: .bashrc is executed everytime you login with that user..
[19:17] <lalondong> Kruppt : http://paste.ubuntu.com/5620246/
[19:18] <Kruppt> lalondong: then to make sure it is not mounted run df -Th and sda5 should not be
[19:19] <lalondong> Kruppt : http://paste.ubuntu.com/5620250/
[19:19] <Kruppt> lalondong: umount /mnt ....from root terminal and we're ok
[19:21] <lalondong> Kruppt : i just have to type : umount /mnt <- from the root terminal right? or with that '. . . .'
[19:21] <Kruppt> lalondong:    umount /mnt
[19:21] <lalondong> Kruppt : OKey hold on
[19:22] <mk527`> parnavk: thanks, I tried also that but when I open a new shell xflux is restarted which causes the screen to jump to a blue color before it kicks in again. As far as I understand it, this should be possible via one of .xsession or .xinitrc?
[19:22] <lalondong> Kruppt : Okey, nothings happend, showing the root@ubuntu again
[19:22] <lalondong> Kruppt : is that mean, we're okey now?
[19:22] <Kruppt> lalondong: run df -Th to be sure sda5 does not show in output
[19:23] <lalondong> Kruppt : http://paste.ubuntu.com/5620267/
[19:23] <yank> hi folks need help here
[19:23] <yank> apparently wrongly configured webmail is showing localhost instead of senders IP address in header section, is there any way to track real ip from header or log?
[19:24] <BlueWolf> Hi there, I have a .run file in my downloads and I can't seem to get it to install, I did try ( ~/Downloads/Savage2-<IP_ADDRESS>-linux-x64-installer.run ) but it does not seem to work, how do I install it?
[19:24] <pranavk> mk527`: if you are using desktop environments, they don't use .xsession file at all as far as i know
[19:25] <lalondong> Kruppt : now we're okey right?
[19:25] <Kruppt> lalondong: /sbin/e2fsck -v -p -f /dev/sda5  ....make sure all is typed right before executing in root shell
[19:25] <pranavk> mk527`: and .xinitrc is used if you are using wrapper script like startx to start the X from the text mode
[19:25] <brian_> Hey guys. I've been unable to set up rules which allow me to access the internet using my VPN and only my VPN.
[19:25] <brian_> I have GUFW and I've set a rule which enables me to connect to the VPN (To [IP] [Port]/udp, Allow Out, From Anywhere)
[19:25] <brian_> Then I followed http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1496473
[19:26] <brian_> Allow In Both To (Your IP, that you collected from whatismyip.com
[19:26] <brian_>  Allow Out Both From (The same IP again)
[19:26] <lalondong> Kruppt : what do you mean? i just have to type that from root terminal?>
[19:26] <brian_> I'm still completely unable to connect to websites when I reject outgoing connections by default. I'm using Ubuntu 12.10
[19:26] <Kruppt> lalondong: yes run that in a root terminal
[19:27] <mk527`> pranavk: okay, thanks anyway, I guess I could try a workaround that checks if the commands have previously been run in the same login session or something.
[19:27] <lalondong> Kruppt : http://paste.ubuntu.com/5620278/
[19:27] <pranavk> mk527`: no no, there must be some replacement for .xsession if it is not used today.
[19:28] <BlueWolf> Hi there, I have a .run file in my downloads and I can't seem to get it to install, I did try ( ~/Downloads/Savage2-<IP_ADDRESS>-linux-x64-installer.run ) but it does not seem to work, how do I install it?
[19:28] <pranavk> mk527`: you are using gnome, kde or what ?
[19:28] <Kruppt> lalondong: all is good with the filesystem
[19:29] <mk527`> pranavk: I'm using gnome sometimes but I prefer to use xfce
[19:29] <lalondong> Kruppt : that's a good news right? so what do i have to do now?
[19:29] <Kruppt> lalondong: yes it is...what livecd are you currently booted into?
[19:30] <lalondong> Kruppt : Great :D , live-cd from a usb
[19:30] <psichas> mk527, i like xfce i prefer use blackbox :)))
[19:30] <brian_> Is anyone here familiar with firewalls and VPN's?
[19:30] <wilee-nilee> BlueWolf, did you cd downloads
[19:31] <pranavk> mk527`: hope someone on this channel know about that problem, i am sorry, i don't know solving that !
[19:31] <lalondong> Kruppt : flashdisk usb
[19:31] <Kruppt> lalondong:yes but what is it exactly?
[19:31] <nickles> How do I see all cron jobs scheduled to run? I'm looking to figure out where an empty job is being scheduled to run every 5 minutes
[19:31] <pranavk> nickles: crontab -l
[19:31] <BlueWolf> wilee-nilee: cd no, why?
[19:31] <nickles> pranavk: Thanks
[19:32] <mk527`> pranavk: that's okay, thanks a lot anyway! I'll look into to it somemore online :)
[19:32] <wilee-nilee> BlueWolf, to run that command you have to be in the Downloads with a cd probably, you might pastebin any errors for best help.
[19:32] <pranavk> mk527`: lemme know how you are able to solve it, i am also curious to know ..
[19:32] <Kruppt> lalondong: Ubuntu?
[19:32] <lalondong> Kruppt : what do you mean what is it exactly? this is what i used to install the linux on sda5, now i'm running the Try ubuntu on menu section when i boot this usb
[19:33] <wilee-nilee> BlueWolf, Just guessing on running that command to be honest.
[19:33] <mk527`> pranavk: ok, I guess I can just write to your name here then..
[19:33] <pranavk> mk527`: yes, i am always online !
[19:33] <pranavk> :D
[19:33] <BlueWolf> wilee-nilee: Ok I don't know what cd means or what the command is like, could you elaborate?
[19:34] <brian_> Is anyone here familiar with firewalls and VPN's?
[19:34] <jrtappers> brian_, ?
[19:34] <brian_> I've been unable to set up rules which allow me to access the internet using my VPN and only my VPN.
[19:34] <lalondong> Kruppt : Yes ubuntu, Ubuntu 12.04 LTS
[19:35] <brian_> I have GUFW and I've set a rule which enables me to connect to the VPN (To [IP] [Port]/udp, Allow Out, From Anywhere)
[19:35] <wilee-nilee> BlueWolf, I'm not sure I'm your best help here, but to get to a folder to run stuff it would be ~/Downloads   then run the run command
[19:35] <brian_> Then I followed http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1496473
[19:35] <brian_> Allow In Both To (Your IP, that you collected from whatismyip.com
[19:35] <brian_>  Allow Out Both From (The same IP again)
[19:35] <wilee-nilee> BlueWolf, sorry cd ~/Downloads
[19:35] <brian_> I'm still completely unable to connect to websites when I reject outgoing connections by default. I'm using Ubuntu 12.10
[19:35] <jrtappers> brian_, Are you on a server or gateway?
[19:36] <Kruppt> lalondong:Ok now lets see if gparted will not flake out this time, we are going to do each step separately if we can
[19:36] <xananax> For the love of whatever you hold dear, please help me. I am going crazy over this. Trying to install Ubuntu on Lenovo y500. Disabled UEFI, using legacy boot, got rid on windows, not interested in dual-boot, but grub won't run. Stuck after bios with black screen. Holding shift only shows "grub loading.". Tried boot-repair to no avail
[19:36] <xananax> I've been a week on this
[19:36] <jrtappers> xananax, What disk
[19:36] <lalondong> Kruppt : Anything you said boss. OKey, i'll open gparted, hold on
[19:36] <wilee-nilee> BlueWolf, Basicaly you are trying to get to the folder that hold the command with the cd, so if the command is in another folder in downloads you would add that in the pathway
[19:36] <BlueWolf> wilee-nilee: Bash error?
[19:36] <xananax> jrtappers: trying to install buntu on ssd
[19:36] <jrtappers> No, install disk
[19:37] <brian_> jrtappers, I'm not entirely sure what you mean. I'm using a laptop to connect to an anonymous VPN service.
[19:37] <lalondong> Okey, i
[19:37] <xananax> jrtappers,  live usb 12.10 64bits
[19:37] <lalondong> Kruppt : i'm on gparted right now. what next?
[19:37] <wilee-nilee> BlueWolf, that is all I can really with I doubt I can get you installed, good luck, ;D
[19:37] <wilee-nilee> *help
[19:37] <Kruppt> lalondong: fire up gparted and right click on sda5, choose resize, (to 27 gb) then from menu Edit->Apply all operations
[19:38] <quick-> hi my microphone isn't working .here is the screenshot from alsamixer for capture http://imagebin.org/250350 and from pavucontrol http://imagebin.org/250526
[19:38] <jrtappers> brian_, Do you want to use the VPN?
[19:38] <BlueWolf> wilee-nilee: Ok thanks
[19:38] <jrtappers> xananax, How did you make the USB?
[19:38] <lalondong> Kruppt : copy boss
[19:38] <wilee-nilee> BlueWolf, No problem I don't want to waste your time in the end.
[19:38] <BlueWolf> Anyone else have an idea of how to run a .run?
[19:38] <brian_> Yes. I want to use the VPN exclusively. I do not want any unencrypted connections to leave my machine.
[19:38] <brian_> jrtappers, Yes. I want to use the VPN exclusively. I do not want any unencrypted connections to leave my machine.
[19:38] <zetheroo> is it possible to have more than one Samba server running on the same workgroup on the same network?
[19:38] <xananax> jrtappers, I downloaded the iso then used the live usb creator on another ubuntu (also 12.10 x64) install
[19:39] <BlueWolf> wilee-nilee: Thank you for your time
[19:39] <brian_> jrtappers, The VPN works well. The problem I'm having is with iptables/ufw.
[19:39] <jrtappers> xananax, can you try it on another machine
[19:39] <jrtappers> brian_, try using your private IP addesss
[19:39] <Mister> someone has SqlMap for ubuntu 12.04
[19:40] <lalondong> Kruppt : do i have to send the screenshot again?
[19:40] <allnights> hey people
[19:40] <Kruppt> lalondong:did it complete already?
[19:40] <xananax> jrtappers, yes, do you think the USB is corrupt? because I tried two different USBs, one scandisk 7g and one verbatim 12g
[19:40] <allnights> I dont suppose anyone is familiar with installing drivers for mobile AMD graphics on Ubuntu 12.04?
[19:40] <lalondong> Kruppt : it says error again. damnn
[19:41] <jrtappers> It may be, try it
[19:41] <Mister> how to install sqlmap?
[19:41] <danes> anyone knows if there is any project based in web interface for document scanners?
[19:41] <Mister> how to install sqlmap on ubuntu 12.04?
[19:41] <jrtappers> xananax, could be the ISO
[19:41] <jrtappers> allnights, Go to thier website
[19:41] <jrtappers> allnights, download, unzip, run
[19:41] <allnights> whose website?
[19:41] <Kruppt> lalondong: same message?
[19:41] <allnights> oh yah think?
[19:42] <jrtappers> allnights, AMD's website
[19:42] <xananax> jrtappers, I am going to do the checksum on the iso, easier than installing, no?
[19:42] <nickles> What's the regular expression with sed to delete lines containing "(root) CMD ()" from a file? I've tried '/.*(root) CMD ().*/d' and '/(root) CMD ()/d'
[19:42] <lalondong> Kruppt : hold on, i'll save the message. It's okey to save it on the File System right?
[19:42] <allnights> is this the IT Crowd room?
[19:42] <jrtappers> xananax, yes thats easiest
[19:42] <lalondong> Kruppt ; i have no where else to save it.
[19:42] <BlueWolf> How do I get a .run file to install ( ~/Downloads/Savage2-<IP_ADDRESS>-linux-x64-installer.run ) but it does not seem to work?
[19:42] <jrtappers> allnights, do you know the model of your graphics
[19:42] <allnights> I already did that that is obvious to be honest...I asked if anyone had done it because I was interested to know why they refuse to install
[19:42] <allnights> yes I do
[19:43] <allnights> redon hd5470m
[19:43] <allnights> oops radeon
[19:43] <jrtappers> allnights, I have installed them, they work well, im using them atm
[19:43] <allnights> I am bsc applied computing
[19:43] <allnights> but just not been on linux for 15 years
[19:43] <allnights> JR can you run Cat?
[19:44] <brian__> jrtappers, What do you mean by private IP? The one my ISP provides or the local IP on my network? I assume the former but I just want to be sure.
[19:44] <jrtappers> allnights, cat works
[19:44] <Kruppt> lalondong: ok gparted is choking on the partitioning scheme created via that windows partitioner you originally used.
[19:44] <jrtappers> brian_, Private = local = 192.168.*.* usually
[19:44] <jrtappers> allnights, cat is a command command, it works
[19:44] <brian__> jrtappers, Okay thanks.
[19:44] <allnights> If I run Cat Control Centre is states the drivers not installed, I have done this and had to install Ubuntu three times and every time neither driver works
[19:44] <danes> I'm looking for a project like this for ubuntu http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mN90FeMCqJ8
[19:44] <xananax> jrtappers, md5sum matches
[19:45] <lalondong> Kruppt : http://paste.ubuntu.com/5620325/
[19:45] <jrtappers> xananax, got a windows PC available?
[19:45] <allnights> Catalyst Control Centre, JR. Run it on here and it STATES no AMD DRIVERS
[19:45] <xananax> jrtappers, yes, I think I can borrow one from a friend, why?
[19:45] <jrtappers> allnights, did you install from the site?
[19:46] <allnights> I have done it every which way but loose mate, I just wondered if anyone else had this problem
[19:46] <jrtappers> xananax, You could try using YUMI to make the USB, have you got a CD drive
[19:46] <jrtappers> allnights, try checking in software sources, see which driver is in use
[19:47] <xananax> jrtappers, the target pc has no cd drive
[19:47] <jrtappers> xananax, External?
[19:47] <allnights> on third install of ubuntu I left it out and it downloaded the driver itself and I gave it a go again and still the same lol
[19:47] <xananax> danes are you looking for full control or just scanner? Because for example tightVNC gives you full control of a remote pc
[19:47] <PatrickDickey> Hi everyone. :)
[19:47] <allnights> JR been fifteen years, how do i do that?
[19:47] <danes> xananax: just scan
[19:47] <allnights> states nothing in details
[19:47] <jrtappers> allnights, What Version / WM you running?
[19:48] <xananax> jrtappers, I have an old one that I could dig out eventually...You think that might help? Is YUMI better than the ubuntu live cd creator?
[19:48] <allnights> WM?
[19:48] <jrtappers> xananax, Im trying to remove some options, to find the problem
[19:48] <jrtappers> allnights, Ok, il assume unity
[19:48] <allnights> dual boots with Wubi, with Win 7, Ubuntu 12.04 LTS
[19:49] <jrtappers> OK, open dash (Start Menu), type additional drivers
[19:49] <jrtappers> should see it, open it
[19:49] <lalondong> Kruppt : so i don't have any change to increase the the linux partition?
[19:49] <allnights> yes
[19:49] <allnights> Unity
[19:49]  * PatrickDickey points at wubi???
[19:49] <jrtappers> allnights, OK, open dash (Start Menu), type additional drivers
[19:50] <xananax> jrtappers, Ok, got your point. But: 1 - I used this iso elsewhere and md5sum checks / 2 - I tried two different USBs for the same result / so I don't think the install is corrupt or anything of the sort...Am I right to think that?
[19:50] <Kruppt> lalondong: The livecd your using is flaking out, you need to create a live systemrescuecd or something more reliable this one is buggy
[19:50] <xananax> jrtappers, the live install runs flawlessly so I don't think it is an ubuntu problem, it's really something to do with crappy UEFI and SSds etc
[19:50] <xananax> I guess
[19:50] <lalondong> Kruppt : but i can still access my linux right?
[19:51] <jrtappers> xananax, are there any UEFI options in the BIOS?
[19:51] <lalondong> Kruppt : where can i find that more reliable live-cd?
[19:51] <xananax> jrtappers, yes, but I disabled it and went to legacy boot
[19:51] <Kruppt> lalondong: yes there is nothing wrong with the filesystem on sda5
[19:51] <yank> webmail is showing localhost instead of senders IP address in header section, is there any way to track real ip from header or log?
[19:51] <jrtappers> xananax, Particularly "SAFE BOOT", "SIGNED BOOT" etc
[19:52] <artrei> exit
[19:52] <kirua> are there still people who use Borland C++ ? if so, pm me plz
[19:52] <artrei> swt, i thought this is a terminal
[19:52] <lalondong> Kruppt : so i have about 27 gb free unused neither linux or windows? -_-
[19:52] <PatrickDickey> lalondong: When you burned the Live CD, did you have the speed set on "Auto"? (The burn speed). If so, then reburn it, and set it on the lowest possible setting. After checking the md5sum of the iso, of course.
[19:53] <Kruppt> lalondong: fdisk -l
[19:53] <lalondong> PatrickDickey : i'm using live-cd from a flashdisk usb boss
[19:53] <xananax> jrtappers, I am gonna try to see what happens if I fiddle with those. I am waiting for boot-repair to finish (for the 100th time), then I'll try
[19:53] <pvl1> is dhcpd supposed to come up in netstat
[19:53] <jrtappers> xananax, this may help https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UEFIBooting
[19:54] <lalondong> Kruppt : http://paste.ubuntu.com/5620354/
[19:54] <brian_> jrtappers, I did the same with my local IP address. Sadly, nothing changed.
[19:54] <jrtappers> brian_, try opening whatismyip.com
[19:55] <allnights> oops
[19:55] <brian_> jrtappers, It identifies the address of my VPN.
[19:55] <jrtappers> brian_, then it seems to be working, does it begin 46
[19:55] <xananax> jrtappers, read it all, tried it all...I've been working every night for a week on this, so I've read every forum post, every wiki, etc...
[19:56] <allnights> not sure what happened there
[19:56] <jrtappers> xananax, In the BIOS is there "QuickBoot"?
[19:56]  * allnights scratches his head
[19:56] <Kruppt> lalondong: It did resize the partition, but there is no unallocated space left for a swap Partition!
[19:56] <brian_> Yep. The VPN works. My problem is that the VPN does not work when I disable outgoing connections by default.
[19:56] <xananax> jrtappers, yes, disabled tho
[19:56] <jrtappers> or IntelSmartResponceTechnology
[19:56] <samjd101> has anybody ever use 'preload'?
[19:56] <lalondong> Kruppt : ohh god, but on gparted , it says there's 2,6 gb left unallocated space
[19:57] <jrtappers> allnights, what does additional drivers say
[19:57] <jrtappers> samjd101, yes
[19:57] <brian_> jrtappers, I want to disable outgoing connections by default and only allow connections through the VPN so if the VPN becomes disconnected, I am not unwittingly using an unencrypted connection.
[19:57] <PatrickDickey> samjd101: I have in GRUB.
[19:57] <fabiomig> hi i cant add more luminosity to my netbook monitor
[19:57] <allnights> one sec
[19:57] <fabiomig> is too dark
[19:57] <Kruppt> lalondong: right click on the sda5 partition and resize it and leave some room for a swap partition
[19:57] <fabiomig> how to add more light?
[19:57] <NYG|DiscoverY> french chan ?
[19:57] <fabiomig> its at max right now
[19:57] <allnights> last time it said not activated and it says the same again
[19:57] <jrtappers> brian_, try disconnecting the VPN, see if you are still online
[19:57] <ludwig_> hey guys.. for some reson kleopatra has ceased to function on my recently upgraded 13.04 ubuntu machine
[19:57] <samjd101> is the daemon supposed to be running on startup?
[19:57] <bazhang> #ubuntu-fr NYG|DiscoverY
[19:58] <allnights> but is lit up green
[19:58] <jrtappers> allnights, which one is lit up
[19:58] <xananax> fabiomig, try xbacklight -dec 40
[19:58] <ludwig_> normally when i have troubles with kleopatra I reload my keys and such from my backup
[19:58] <samjd101> because 'service preload status' tells me that is not active
[19:58] <bazhang> ludwig_, 13.04 in #ubuntu+1
[19:58] <allnights> this one is the experimental driver but same thing happens with the other one too
[19:58] <PatrickDickey> samjd101: what daemon?
[19:58] <ludwig_> but this time, when i reloaded them, they are not working..
[19:58] <samjd101> the preload daemon
[19:58] <jrtappers> xananax, try selecting boot device, what is the prefix
[19:58] <Kruppt> lalondong: ok right click on the unallocated 2.6 space and create a swap partition then
[19:58] <y2j> how do search freenod for different channels
[19:58] <y2j> i
[19:59] <bazhang> y2j, with alis
[19:59] <lalondong> Kruppt : this is the picture boss  : http://postimage.org/image/usm8psion/
[19:59] <bazhang> !alis | y2j
[19:59] <jrtappers> allnights, open CCC administrative, what comes up?
[19:59] <PatrickDickey> samjd101: I think we're thinking of two different things. The Preload that I've used loads a service or module when the script is ran (it's not a daemon).
[19:59] <allnights> 15 years mate how do i do that? lol
[19:59] <jrtappers> xananax, Does the boot option start [BIOS]?
[19:59] <ludwig_> bazhang, im not sure if the issue was caused by 13.04, i was just giving as much information as possible
[20:00] <allnights> have a book on order for next week to refiliarise
[20:00] <xananax> jrtappers, dunnow, I am still waiting for boot-repair, but I don't understand what you are referring to; boot device in bios options, or boot in grub?
[20:00] <jrtappers> allnights, are you in unity or in terminal
[20:00] <allnights> unity
[20:00] <lalondong> Kruppt : create new swap on those free space?
[20:00] <allnights> shall I get a terminal up?
[20:00] <samjd101> im takling about this http://sourceforge.net/projects/preload/
[20:00] <Kruppt> lalondong: Ok looks good so far , now right click on that 2.60 unallocated space and create a swap partition
[20:00] <allnights> done
[20:01] <jrtappers> xananax, when you select the boot device (USB/HDD) it should say [BIOS] at the start, if not it thinks its UEFI
[20:01] <jrtappers> allnights, run 'sudo amdcccle'
[20:01] <lalondong> Kruppt : then now just click on the Edit menu -> Apply .... ?
[20:02] <jrtappers> allnights, Does it run? Does it work?
[20:02] <allnights> problem inititalizing Cat Control Centre No AMD Graphics driver installed LMAO
[20:02] <Kruppt> lalondong:yes, after you have chose swap
[20:02] <fabiomig> how to add more light to my monitor? its says its at maximum but appears to be in min
[20:02] <fabiomig> i cant change
[20:03] <jrtappers> allnights, ok, run 'ls ~/Downloads | grep sh'
[20:04] <lalondong> Kruppt : i've chose linux-swap and it's the only choice that has swap 'word' on it
[20:04] <xananax> jrtappers, interesting, no, I don't think it is showing [BIOS], so you might have found something. Can't wait for boot-repair to finish so I can try
[20:04] <allnights> nothing happened lol
[20:05] <xananax> fabiomig, please open a terminal and try typing: xbacklight -dec 40
[20:05] <Kruppt> lalondong:yes that what you want ....choose linux-swap
[20:05] <xananax> fabiomig, if it works, tell me so I can guide you further
[20:05] <jrtappers> allnights, did you dl the drivers from thier website?
[20:05] <xananax> fabiomig, to restore brightness, type xcklight -inc 40
[20:06] <allnights> I did do lasttime yes
[20:06] <xananax> *xbacklight I meant
[20:06] <contrapunctus> Hey folks, for some reason when I type something in Firefox or Thunderbird EVERY WORD gets a red spelling error underline. Any ideas on how to fix this? =(
[20:06] <allnights> this time it came up when additional drivers was run
[20:06] <lalondong> Kruppt : http://paste.ubuntu.com/5620386/
[20:06] <contrapunctus> (And they're all spelled right. Even a simple word like 'the'.)
[20:06] <jrtappers> Ok, we are going to start from scratch, dl the drivers
[20:06] <PatrickDickey> Does anyone know how to get fsck to check a large partition (around 500GB) and fix it, when the computer has 2GB of RAM available? I'm getting this error when I try it http://sprunge.us/eTAV?lang=bash
[20:06] <lalondong> Kruppt : its error again
[20:06] <xananax> contrapunctus, you probably have a corrupt dictionnary or something
[20:06] <jrtappers> allnights, go to the AMD website and download the drivers
[20:06] <fabiomig> xananax: Error No outputs have backlight property
[20:07] <allnights> I may not be familiar with linux but I did realise this problem was out of the ordinary lol
[20:07] <contrapunctus> xananax, it works fine in xchat though. Any ideas how I may fix it?
[20:07] <Kruppt> lalondong: fdisk -l  in terminal again please
[20:07] <jrtappers> allnights, what card is it?
[20:07] <xananax> contrapunctus, the firefox dictionary is managed by firefox, whereas the xchat one (afaik) is managed by ubuntu
[20:07] <PatrickDickey> fabiomig: Are you on a desktop or a laptop (notebook, netbook, etc)?
[20:07] <allnights> one sec
[20:08] <lalondong> Kruppt :http://paste.ubuntu.com/5620392/
[20:08] <xananax> contrapunctus, I meant try to reinstall the dictionary in firefox
[20:08] <fabiomig> PatrickDickey: netbook
[20:08] <contrapunctus> xananax, feh, why not a system wide common dictionary =( Cool, I'll try, thanks ^^
[20:08] <lalondong> Kruppt : and this is the gparted view after i apply those settings : http://postimage.org/image/553deedb3/
[20:08] <PatrickDickey> fabiomig: Which netbook is it? There might be some specific help for that in the community docs.
[20:09] <fabiomig> PatrickDickey: Asus eeepc x101ch
[20:09] <allnights> right first off which one? Beta or Post Release?
[20:09] <xananax> fabiomig, if you're comfortable with command line stuff, you might want to try the instructions at https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Backlight
[20:09] <allnights> oh and I assume you have the same but mine is 64 bit
[20:09] <jrtappers> Post release, then unzip it
[20:10] <jrtappers> then run the .sh file from the terminal
[20:10] <jrtappers> back soon
[20:10] <lalondong> Kruppt : do i need to reboot again?
[20:11] <Guest21606> Anyone know why hdmi out on my laptop works out of the box w/ latest Ubuntu, but not w/ Xubuntu? And how I might fix that
[20:11] <intrader> I have an overheating problem in Ubuntu 12.04 on Lenovo t61p making the laptop unusable at full screen - temp2 in psensors goes beyond 100C and machine shuts down. I have tried various  drivers. Currently lpspci reports  VGA compatible controller: NVIDIA Corporation G84M [Quadro FX 570M] (rev a1)
[20:11] <Kruppt> lalondong: from root term run -> fdisk /dev/sda AND DO Nothing till I say
[20:11] <allnights> ok mate
[20:11] <lalondong> Kruppt : Aye sir...
[20:12] <pvl1> how can i clear a file
[20:12] <PatrickDickey> fabiomig: you might find some useful information here (if you haven't checked) https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EeePC
[20:13] <Kruppt> lalondong:You at a fdisk prompt yet?
[20:13] <lalondong> Kruppt ; Command (m for help): like this?
[20:13] <PatrickDickey> Guest21606: http://askubuntu.com/questions/234377/activate-hdmi-port-xubuntu-12-04 might help you.
[20:13] <zocky> is the only way to change my date display settings to slovenian really to install dozens of MBs of language packs for all the software I have installed, even though I won't be using any of them?
[20:14] <jelly-home> intrader: maybe you need to open the thing up and clean the fans?
[20:14] <Kruppt> lalondong:yes..be with you in a minute do nothing in that term
[20:15] <lalondong> Kruppt : okey, what now bos?
[20:16] <Kruppt> lalondong: type a lone lower case x at this prompt then hit the enter key and let me know when your done
[20:17] <lalondong> Kruppt : what do i have to type?
[20:17] <intrader> jelly-home, No, I have not - The fan1 sensot shows 3800 RPM. But it is really noiseless
[20:18] <Kruppt> lalondong: that's a -> x <- then hit the enter key ...got it?
[20:19] <Kruppt> lalondong: let me know where your at we don't want to make any mistakes in this
[20:19] <lalondong> Kruppt : it says Expert command (m for help):
[20:20] <contrapunctus> xananax - I right clicked on a text field > languages...revelations. It was set to Spanish (Cuba) LOL
[20:20] <lalondong> Kruppt : okey boss, i'm ready, i'll follow you.......
[20:20] <Kruppt> lalondong:Great! now type a single -> f <-  then hit the enter key and get back to me
[20:20] <intrader> jelly-home, I'll google -'clean the fans' and I will see.
[20:20] <contrapunctus> xananax - It's fixed now. Thanks a lot man ^^
[20:20] <xananax> contrapunctus, yes, that happens :) on that note, remember that the chrome dictionaries ARE managed by ubuntu, so don't try to install a new one through chrome
[20:21] <lalondong> Kruppt : copy that sir
[20:21] <contrapunctus> xananax, thanks for the info, and no self respecting FOSS user uses Chrome xD
[20:22] <deung> list
[20:22] <kenshiro> Hi, I would like to know what's the best tablet to make a full ubuntu desktop when connected to an hdmi external monitor, and usb keyboard, mouse and external hard disk.
[20:22] <Kruppt> lalondong:did you type "f" then hit enter key yet?
[20:22] <lalondong> Kruppt : boss, it says Expert command (m for help): f <below that> Done.
[20:23] <lalondong> Kruppt : boss, it says Expert command (m for help): f <below that> Done.
[20:23] <kenshiro> it's important it works with external monitor too, as it's expected with ubuntu phones when docked
[20:24] <Kruppt> lalondong: what was the output when you finished entering the f command...need to be sure you did the right thing before we finish up
[20:25] <bcurtiswx_> hmm no unity on boot in raring, after most recent update
[20:25] <deung> CLT2013!!! Very nice
[20:25] <bcurtiswx_> says another window manager is running when i try from command line
[20:25] <bazhang> !raring | bcurtiswx_
[20:25] <jayxmiller> I have a question about installing ubuntu 12.10 64-bit with windows 8
[20:25] <lalondong> Kruppt : http://paste.ubuntu.com/5620444/
[20:26] <jayxmiller> can anyone help me?
[20:26] <tozen> jayxmiller: whats wrong?
[20:27] <jayxmiller> I try to install ubuntu 12.10 next to windows 8 and it says I dont have enough room for install even though I have a 320 gb free
[20:27] <tozen> jayxmiller: did u trying to install trough wubi?
[20:28] <jayxmiller> I didnt think you can install ubuntu through wubi becasue of windows 8 UEFI
[20:28] <lalondong> Kruppt : so how is it?
[20:28] <kenshiro> Hi, I would to know if there is some recommended tablet to use with Ubuntu as desktop computer too (attached to external tv, mouse, keyboard and hard disk)
[20:29] <g105b> Is it possible to put the 12.10 and 13.04 installer onto the same bootable USB stick?
[20:29] <Kruppt> lalondong: ok you first ran fdisk /dev/sda then from first prompt you typed x then enter, then from the expert prompt you typed f, then enter nothing less nothing more ?
[20:29] <tozen> jayxmiller: better way is to use live cd with gparted
[20:30] <holstein> g105b: http://www.pendrivelinux.com/yumi-multiboot-usb-creator/ is what i used.. use #ubuntu+1 for 13.04
[20:30] <brian_petersen> I am running Ubuntu 12.04 LTS server edition and I notice that two packages are being held back, linux-headers-generic-lts-quantal and linux-image-generic-lts-quantal. I did not explicilty set this packages to be held back and I am wondering what caused them to be held back automatically. Any insight would be appreciated!
[20:30] <tozen> jayxmiller: so u can prepare you hd for installation
[20:30] <jayxmiller> I just dont have cds I have a thumb drive
[20:30] <Kruppt> lalondong:when your sure that is so type a -> w <- then hit enter key and all should be done
[20:30] <holstein> brian_petersen: run "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade"
[20:31] <g105b> holstein: multiboot is only for Windows??
[20:31] <Kruppt> lalondong:you there?
[20:32] <jayxmiller> It used to work with a thumb drive before
[20:32] <lalondong> Kruppt : i remember now that i typed 'ctrl+c' when i'm trying to copy the text but it wont workt. http://paste.ubuntu.com/5620455/
[20:32] <lalondong> Kruppt : do i have to start it from begining again?
[20:32] <jrtappers> allnights, How is it going?
[20:33] <holstein> g105b: i used it in linux.. ubuntu.. it=yumi.
[20:33] <suhaib> clear
[20:33] <jrtappers> xananax, how it it going?
[20:33] <g105b> holstein: I can only find .exe download
[20:33] <tozen> jayxmiller: before installing choose <Something else>
[20:33] <Kruppt> lalondong: yes start over from the top, type q then enter and start from the top no room for errors here
[20:33] <tozen> jayxmiller: so then u will be able to split you hd
[20:34] <xananax> jrtappers, still installing stuff boot-repair needs. Connection is slow but it just finished. Now it's doing its alleged magic
[20:34] <lalondong> Kruppt : where do i have to start? from fdisk /dev/sda?
[20:34] <holstein> g105b: try http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2010/07/easily-create-a-multiboot-usb-stick , i searched "ubuntu create multiboot usb stick"
[20:34] <jrtappers> xananax, what happened when you tried to boot the USB?
[20:34] <lalondong> Kruppt : i've typed q . and it's showing the root again. what i have to type now?
[20:34] <g105b> holstein: tried that but post is outdated
[20:35] <ubulove> Hi all !
[20:35] <Kruppt> lalondong: fdisk /dev/sda
[20:35] <lalondong> Kruppt : done, next?
[20:35] <allnights_> oops
[20:36] <xananax> jrtappers, the usb boots. It's after install that ubuntu doesn't boot. I ran boot-repair from the usb and came here to ask for help. It's finishing its stuff, then I am going to try to explore the options you opened previously
[20:37] <Kruppt> lalondong: are you back at the bash prompt?
[20:37] <jrtappers> allnights_, are you the same person as allnights?
[20:37] <allnights_> yes
[20:37] <allnights_> lol
[20:37] <jrtappers> xananax, Ok
[20:37] <allnights_> ubuntu crashed
[20:37] <jrtappers> ok, what happened
[20:37] <lalondong> Kruppt : i am in a pbash promt again, do i have to screenshot this? tell me, i don't want to make mistakes again.. type -> x <- right?
[20:37] <allnights_> i downloaded drivers
[20:37] <allnights_> oh ok now thats weird
[20:38] <holstein> lalondong: i would just let the installer partition automatically.. or research what partitions you need and make them
[20:38] <jrtappers> what?
[20:38] <lalondong> Kruppt : http://paste.ubuntu.com/5620470/
[20:38] <allnights_> well in uzipped it and now its gone so now unzipped again lol
[20:38] <ubulove> I'm trying to install ubuntu on my laptop as dual boot but it gets stuck on both usb/cd. If I'm trying to install XP (for example what I've tried) it doesn't stuck. What's wrong?
[20:39] <jrtappers> allnights_, run 'ls ~/Dowloads |  grep "sh"'
[20:39] <john_rambo>  Cant play video http://pastebin.com/zW6pdAuX
[20:39] <Kruppt> lalondong: that's "fdisk /dev/sda" then there will be a fdisk prompt, type a x, then the enter key, then you will be at the expert fdisk prompt , type f, then enter, then type w, enter and get back to me
[20:39] <holstein> ubulove: i would try installing *without* installing upgrades.. in fact, just install without going to the live CD and skip the connect to internet step
[20:39] <quick-> hi my microphone isn't working .here is the screenshot from alsamixer for capture http://imagebin.org/250350 and from pavucontrol http://imagebin.org/250526
[20:39] <holstein> !audio | quick-
[20:40] <mkquist> lalondong: which version o/s are you using?
[20:40] <holstein> quick-: try all the settings available in alsamixer.. the labels can be incorrect
[20:40] <jrtappers> allnights_, run 'ls ~/Dowloads |  grep "sh"'
[20:40] <lalondong> Kruppt : i've screenshot it from the top, do i made it right? http://paste.ubuntu.com/5620477/
[20:41] <intrader> jelly-home, Ouch - the access to the fan is complicated and requires for me to obtain nylon screw set
[20:41] <allnights_> oops froze up
[20:41] <lalondong> mkquist : ubuntu?
[20:41] <jrtappers> allnights_, That will check for the extracted driver
[20:41] <holstein> lalondong: "right" depends on what you want/need
[20:41] <allnights_> umm I have put them in Catalyst folder do i need to cd to it?
[20:41] <jrtappers> yes
[20:41] <holstein> lalondong: i would recover any unsaved data, test that disk for errors, and wipe it and reinstall
[20:42] <Kruppt> lalondong: run fdisk -l from root terminal and let me see the output
[20:42] <jrtappers> allnights_, in that case run this 'ls | grep "sh"
[20:42] <xananax> jrtappers, ok, rebooted, tried both EFI mode and legacy mode, to no avail. Also, even in legacy mode, there is no [bios] appearing anywhere
[20:42] <allnights_> so... ls ~/Catalyst | grep sh        ??
[20:42] <jrtappers> allnights_, yh
[20:43] <allnights_> done and nothing
[20:43] <jrtappers> xananax, do you get to grub
[20:43] <lalondong> Kruppt : http://paste.ubuntu.com/5620487/
[20:43] <xananax> jrtappers, no
[20:43] <jrtappers> allnights_, where is the Catalyst folder
[20:43] <allnights_> Home
[20:43] <lalondong> holstein : i have to re install it?
[20:43] <allnights_> Home Folder
[20:43] <xananax> jrtappers, if I keep "shift" pressed, I get to see "grub loading." but it stays stuck there
[20:44] <jrtappers> allnights_, run ls in the Catalyst folder
[20:45] <allnights_> amd-driver-installer-catalyst-13.1-linux-x86.x86_64.run
[20:45] <allnights_> amd-driver-installer-catalyst-13.1-linux-x86.x86_64.zip
[20:45] <jrtappers> ok, is the run green?
[20:45] <jrtappers> xananax, have a look at this http://orkultus.wordpress.com/2013/01/18/linux-mint-install-on-my-acer-aspire-v3-771g-6851/
[20:45] <allnights_> no white and the zip red
[20:46] <jrtappers> ok run chmod+x amd-driver-installer-catalyst-13.1-linux-x86.x86_64.run
[20:46] <jrtappers> * chmod +x
[20:46] <lalondong> Kruppt : how is that?
[20:46] <Kruppt> lalondong: let me look at this a moment, I think all is good but sda6 needs to be changed to swap, we can do that easily with fdisk..show you in a minute
[20:47] <lalondong> Kruppt : take your time boss. i'll be right here.
[20:47] <jrtappers> allnights_, does that command run?
[20:47] <qasim2k3> hi
[20:48] <allnights_> lol chmod+x command not found
[20:48] <PatrickDickey> Hi qasim2k3.
[20:48] <jrtappers> allnights_, chmod +x
[20:48] <xananax> jrtappers, checking this out. I'll try to see what steps can apply to me. Also going to try a few other things. Be back in a few hours I guess.  I haven't been on IRC in over 15 years.
[20:50] <PatrickDickey> qasim2k3: http://www.howtogeek.com/116409/how-to-turn-your-ubuntu-laptop-into-a-wireless-access-point/ might get you going. I haven't tried this, so no guarantees.
[20:51] <jrtappers> allnights_, Is anything happening?
[20:52] <qasim2k3> hmm, ok..thanks PatrickDickey
[20:52] <allnights_> yes green
[20:52] <allnights_> lol sorry bloody typos
[20:52] <jrtappers> now run sudo ./amd-driver-installer-catalyst-13.1-linux-x86.x86_64.run
[20:53] <Kruppt> lalondong: fdisk /dev/sda  .......again from root terminal then get back for next step
[20:54] <ubiquity-monkey-> they should fire the guy in charge of the ubuntu installer
[20:54] <ubiquity-monkey-> failure after failure with that buggy mess. and 12.04 is supposed to be the "stable" version
[20:54] <bazhang> ubiquity-monkey-, wrong channel
[20:54] <lalondong> Kruppt : done boss, what's next?
[20:54] <lalondong> Kruppt : i'm on the bass promt right now.
[20:54] <ubiquity-monkey-> why does the partitioner fail?
[20:55] <bazhang> ubiquity-monkey-, stop it
[20:55] <allnights_> right doing it, a bit faster now I remembered ctrl c for copying in irc lol
[20:55] <ubiquity-monkey-> and why does it just sit there after telling me it has failed?
[20:55] <Kruppt> lalondong: type t then enter get back to me for next step
[20:55] <ubiquity-monkey-> bazhang: are you going to tell me why?
[20:55] <high-rez> I'm having problems with the nvidia propreitary drivers and SLI.  Without SLI GL applications work fine, but with it, they seem to break.  E.g. when I run glxgears it'll run a for a few seconds - then completely freeze.
[20:55] <lalondong> Kruppt : done, what's next?
[20:56] <allnights_> uncompressing still
[20:56] <Kruppt> lalondong: type 6
[20:56] <lalondong> Kruppt : done boss. what next?
[20:57] <allnights_> takes a long time decompressing on this I noticed which is a surprise lol
[20:57] <Kruppt> lalondang: type 82 enter
[20:58] <Kruppt> lalondong: then type w enter
[20:58] <deltree_> I'm seeing "not enough disk space" a lot, so I ran df -Th according to google.  It says /dev/mapper/xubuntu-root is at 100% used
[20:59] <lalondong> Kruppt : http://paste.ubuntu.com/5620538/
[20:59] <allnights_> last time I installed driver ubuntu failed to boot up lol, gave me a series of choices after not recognising driver but none worked lol
[20:59] <lalondong> Kruppt : i did it right?
[21:00] <Kruppt> lalondong: looks ok so far , now run fdisk -l in root terminal and post the output please
[21:01] <Sven_vB> does each Xorg $DISPLAY have its own clipboard and selection buffers?
[21:01] <deltree_> I can't figure out why root is at 100% use, but how do I fix it?
[21:01] <lalondong> Kruppt : http://paste.ubuntu.com/5620543/
[21:01] <SonikkuAmerica> deltree_: 100% use? What does that mean?
[21:02] <deltree_> it says my root size is only 3.7G and that 3.6G is used
[21:02] <deltree_> df -Th is how I got the list
[21:02] <SonikkuAmerica> deltree: in that case that just means the file system.
[21:02] <SonikkuAmerica> deltree_:^
[21:02] <Kruppt> lalondong: looks good, now run -> mkswap /dev/sda6 <- and that should be it
[21:03] <SonikkuAmerica> deltree_: What do you have stored in there?
[21:03] <deltree_> so what do I do to fix it since I keep getting out of disk space errors
[21:03] <lalondong> Kruppt : on terminal root right?
[21:03] <SonikkuAmerica> deltree_: What are you trying to do? (I just got here)
[21:03] <deltree_> it's a default ubuntu-sever install.  I've added xubuntu-desktop, java, and virtualbox guestadditions
[21:03] <deltree_> I'm running a minecraft server
[21:04] <Kruppt> lalondong: yeak type mkswap /dev/sda6, make sure you type sda6 and not another partition number!!
[21:04] <hrist> why is ubuntu doing this stupid thing with MIR?
[21:04] <hrist> instead of contributing to wayland
[21:05] <lalondong> Kruppt : http://paste.ubuntu.com/5620564/ how was that boss?
[21:05] <john_rambo> Cant play video  http://pastebin.com/zW6pdAuX
[21:05] <jrtappers> allnights, My network crashed, is it working?
[21:05] <SonikkuAmerica> deltree_: I'll never understand how you shoved Ubuntu Server onto such a tight space... what !version are you using?
[21:05] <PatrickDickey> hrist, you'll probably get a better answer for that in #ubuntu+1 or in #ubuntu-offtopic
[21:05] <hrist> whats #ubuntu+1?
[21:05] <SonikkuAmerica> hrist: Discussion about the next release (in this case, Raring)
[21:05] <PatrickDickey> It's the IRC channel for the development version of Ubuntu (in this case 13.04)
[21:06] <hrist> mhm
[21:06] <SonikkuAmerica> 2 out of 2 ain't bad
[21:06] <deltree_> SonikkuAmerica: it's an 8 gig vdi
[21:06] <deltree_> it's got plenty of space, but it's CLAIMING I'm out of space
[21:07] <Kruppt> lalondong: all is good, now you need to mount sda5 and edit your /etc/fstab file to be sure that the swap uuid is that uuid you just posted.
[21:07] <PatrickDickey> deltree_: Did you install it as a LVM by chance? And do you have the lvm tools installed?
[21:07] <lalondong> Kruppt : how to do that?
[21:07] <deltree_> PatrickDickey, I think I might have done that, it's the default selection on install
[21:08] <SonikkuAmerica> deltree_: How much space did Ubuntu Server say you had in the VBox HDD when you installed it?
[21:08] <Kruppt> lalondong: mkdir /mnt/sda5 then type mount /dev/sda5 /mnt/sda5 and get back to me with what text editor you have
[21:09] <holstein> lalondong: it generally takes me around 20 minutes to reinstall and configure.. i think that might be not only easier, but a nice way to be sure the disk is "good" and setup properly
[21:09] <deltree_> SonikkuAmerica 8.3G
[21:09] <holstein> lalondong: but, you are in capable hands with Kruppt .. and good luck!
[21:09] <lalondong> Kruppt : type mkdir /mnt/sda5 then press enter. Then type mount /dev/sda5 /mnt/sda5 then press enter?
[21:10] <SonikkuAmerica> deltree_: If you have LVM you may wish to check this page out: http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/40702/how-to-manage-and-use-lvm-logical-volume-management-in-ubuntu/
[21:10] <lalondong> holstein : this is my first time trying to pick a fight with ubuntu and i was wrong -__-, thanks you're all are expert on this.
[21:10] <philotue> hi there
[21:10] <wN> lvm++
[21:10] <ubuntu-studio_> hi does any on know where i can get GNU source code ?
[21:11] <allnights> jrstrappers
[21:11] <PatrickDickey> Hi philotue.
[21:11] <jrtappers> allnights, Is it working?
[21:11] <allnights> froze again reboot whar was that line again?
[21:11] <PatrickDickey> ubuntu-studio_: for which application?
[21:11] <lalondong> Kruppt : type mkdir /mnt/sda5 then press enter right?
[21:11] <ubuntu-studio_> GNU
[21:11] <allnights> well says nothing about AMD in details
[21:11] <Adonis> ~
[21:11] <Kruppt> lalondong: yes
[21:12] <allnights> whats the command libe for checking?
[21:12] <PatrickDickey> ubuntu-studio_: for which application? GNU is a philosophy (and a store of applications that meet it's requirements)
[21:12] <jrtappers> sudo ./<the .run>
[21:12] <Kajover> might be a very exotic question. but is it normal that i see a blinking underscore for 2seconds on each boot?
[21:12] <ubuntu-studio_> "GNU" side of GNU/Linux   (not the kernel)
[21:12] <jrtappers> replace <the run> with the .runs name
[21:12] <allnights> amd-driver-installer-catalyst-13.1-linux-x86.x86_64.run  fglrx-install.TwaNdY
[21:13] <PatrickDickey> ubuntu-studio_: http://www.gnu.org/software/hurd/source_repositories.html
[21:13] <lalondong> Kruppt : http://paste.ubuntu.com/5620583/
[21:13] <philotue> does anyone know if it is possible to mirror the screen on a vertical axis, so that the picture has the right orientation when watched in a mirror?
[21:13] <PatrickDickey> That might get you started ubuntu-studio_.
[21:13] <jrtappers> allnights,  amd-driver-installer-catalyst-13.1-linux-x86.x86_64.run
[21:13] <allnights> done it
[21:13] <lalondong> Kruppt : it says the file are exists.
[21:13] <nerder> hello everybody
[21:13] <Opikat> When I try to wipe a 640GB HDD using wipe /dev/sda the ETA states that it will take 25 weeks to complete. Sounds a bit silly. Does anyone here have some experience using wipe=
[21:13] <jrtappers> allnights, whats happening
[21:13] <Kruppt> lalondong: that's good now type mount /dev/sda5 /mnt/sda5 enter
[21:13] <ubuntu-studio_> PatrickDickey, thank u XD
[21:13] <nerder> i have some problem with blueman
[21:13] <jrtappers> Opikat, use dd
[21:14] <PatrickDickey> ubuntu-studio_:  No problem. If that doesn't work, https://www.google.com/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&ie=UTF-8#hl=en&output=search&sclient=psy-ab&q=GNU%20Source%20code&oq=&gs_l=&pbx=1&fp=a720ab43687f831b&ion=1&bav=on.2,or.r_qf.&bvm=bv.43828540,d.aWM&biw=1375&bih=806 is where I found it.
[21:14] <Opikat> jrtappers, dd is not secure, now is it?
[21:14] <lalondong> Kruppt : nothings happen after that . http://paste.ubuntu.com/5620586/
[21:14] <nerder> i dnt know why if i try to search a device all good, if i try to add no prob
[21:14] <jrtappers> Opikat, Unless its aliens, it is
[21:14] <mkquist> lalondong: sudo?
[21:14] <nerder> if i try to paring all done, but when i click on setup
[21:15] <ubuntu-studio_> PatrickDickey, "k" thank you
[21:15] <lalondong> mkquist : sudo ?
[21:15] <Adonis> Hello All
[21:15] <PatrickDickey> Opikat: dban.sourceforge.net You'll have to burn it to a cd. But it'll wipe it (along with any other hard drive in the computer).
[21:15] <nerder> but the device is not connected
[21:15] <deltree_> SonikkuAmerica it says my PV size is 7.76GiB
[21:15] <Kruppt> lalondong: yes it did .. now we can edit /etc/fstab....what text editor do you have installed we can use?
[21:15] <mkquist> lalondong: nevermind
[21:16] <Opikat> jrtappers, so just dd if/dev/urandom?
[21:16] <SonikkuAmerica> deltree_: Approx. 7.5 GB
[21:16] <nerder> I have some problem with blue man, i can't connect my Samsung Galaxy SII, i dnt know why
[21:16] <lalondong> Kruppt : i have only Text Editor here.
[21:16] <nerder> the connection looks like unstable
[21:16] <lalondong> Kruppt : is that okey, what next?
[21:16] <jrtappers> Opikat, http://www.howtogeek.com/115573/htg-explains-why-you-only-have-to-wipe-a-disk-once-to-erase-it/
[21:16] <deltree_> so do I lvextend /dev/mapper/xubuntu-root?
[21:17] <Opikat> PatrickDickey, do you have experience using dban? Any stats on how long it will take to erase a 640GB HDD (attached to a SATA port)?
[21:18] <Kruppt> lalondong: what gui text editor can we use? leafpad, medit, nedit, mousepad, gedit, kedit..what you got?
[21:18] <jrtappers> Opikat, random takes a long time
[21:18] <PatrickDickey> Opikat: I use it to wipe drives occasionally. I'd say it'll take a few hours depending on your processor and the read/write speed. You'll want to read their documentation for options though.
[21:18] <Opikat> jrtappers, thx for the link, I appreciate it :-)
[21:19] <lalondong> Kruppt : yes i have gedit, the title says its Text Editor. sorry. what now?
[21:19] <SonikkuAmerica> deltree_: Because you have XFCE, I would start it if it's not up already and install gparted.
[21:19] <Opikat> PatrickDickey, I'll download dban.
[21:19] <jrtappers> Opikat, Thats ok, and opening hard drives it difficult without destroying the data
[21:19] <Kruppt> lalondong: in root terminal type gedit /etc/fstab enter
[21:20] <lalondong> Kruppt : okey, what now?
[21:20] <deltree_> SonikkuAmerica The problem is there's no free-space according to Ubuntu, so I can't even run most programs
[21:20] <Opikat> jrtappers, well the computer it will be used fro will go to a friend, so it doesn't have to be top secure...
[21:20] <deltree_> let alone install one
[21:20] <Opikat> fro -> for
[21:20] <SonikkuAmerica> deltree_: How did I forget that? :|
[21:21] <jrtappers> Opikat, either DBAN or dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sda
[21:21] <Opikat> jrtappers, /dev/zero is better than /dev/urandom?
[21:21] <Kruppt> lalondong: show me the contents of the fstab file and I show you
[21:21] <jrtappers> Opikat, its faster but only uses 0's
[21:21] <deltree_> I tried to extend /dev/mapper/xubuntu-root and it says it only has 8 extents available, what does that mean?
[21:22] <deltree_> lvextend --help
[21:22] <deltree_> oops, wrong window
[21:22] <lalondong> Kruppt : http://paste.ubuntu.com/5620608/
[21:22] <Opikat> jrtappers, so I see, thx for the hint, I'll dd it instead
[21:22] <Ubulindy> hey guys I just found a really stupid fix for alot of ppl havein issues with ubuntu... kms and acer monitors on a old Dell computer... Dell Dimension, so stupid I had to come in and say
[21:22] <jrtappers> Opikat, data recovery after a single wipe is theoretical
[21:23] <KI4RO> .
[21:23] <SonikkuAmerica> deltree_: Can it not continue?
[21:23] <Ubulindy> on the front on the Acer there are menu options, scan thru them hit "reset" and apply, then go into display settings, and your new resolution will be there
[21:23] <Kruppt> lalondong: LOL! close that file out and type gedit /mnt/sda5/etc/fstab in root that is the fstab for the live system not the one we need
[21:23] <deltree_> it's claiming insufficient free space
[21:24] <deltree_> let me resize the vdi
[21:24] <SonikkuAmerica> deltree_: That might help...
[21:24] <lalondong> Kruppt : ahh yeah, we're on live-cd right now anyway. hold on
[21:25] <PatrickDickey> Opikat: I'll say that the only reason I use DBAN, is because it completely removes the partition table as well. So it's like a bare drive (well maybe a drive with all 1's or all 0's on it). Not so much for the "security" of the wipe.
[21:25] <lalondong> Kruppt : http://paste.ubuntu.com/5620621/
[21:26] <jrtappers> PatrickDickey, But data recovery from even a single pass is extreamly difficult
[21:26] <Opikat> PatrickDickey, I have used a Seagate tool to wipe the part. table, so that should be gone.
[21:26] <jrtappers> Opikat, dd will remove everything, the partition table is at the front of the drive, so it will go first
[21:26] <PatrickDickey> jrtappers: I agree. I should clarify that I only use it when I reinstall or install new operating systems.
[21:26] <deltree_> lol, I don't think it matters, but I can't upgrade the hard drive, since I kept getting this error this box I set up with fixed size
[21:27] <Opikat> PatrickDickey, jrtappers, currently executing dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sda
[21:27] <Kruppt> lalondong: UUID=0c743f40-f13d-41a3-bf4c-ad0d2a8d6b85  none            swap    sw              0       0
[21:27] <PatrickDickey> deltree_: Do you have a lot of free space on the physical drive?
[21:27] <jrtappers> Opikat, on the device you are using for xchat?
[21:27] <deltree_> PatrickDickey yes
[21:27] <lalondong> Kruppt : what is that?
[21:27] <Opikat> jrtappers, I'm running the chat from a LiveCD, don't worry
[21:28] <jrtappers> k
[21:28] <Kruppt> lalondong: change that line in your fstab file to look like what I just posted...
[21:28] <PatrickDickey> deltree_: I'd create a new vdi with more space, add it to the virtual machine (along with the current one), boot into a Live CD iso on the virtual machine, and use dd to copy everything to the new vdi. Then remove the small one, and it should work for you.
[21:29] <ubuntu-studio_> what happens on start up if i have a kernel(clean compiled source not a distro) and grub is set to boot it will it load like terminal ?
[21:29] <Opikat> jrtappers, the victim or blessed disk, depending how you look at it ;-) contained Windows 7, along with a recovery partition.
[21:29] <PatrickDickey> ubuntu-studio_: yes.
[21:29] <PatrickDickey> ubuntu-studio_: What's your ultimate goal, if I may ask?
[21:30] <Kajover> might be a very exotic question. but is it normal that i see a blinking underscore for 2seconds on each boot?
[21:30] <lalondong> Kruppt : so all i need to do is that to change the line under the : # swap was on /dev/sda8 during installation ?
[21:30] <deltree_> PatrickDickey tbh: I can create a whole new VM, the files for MC are on the main HD, but I don't want this to happen again
[21:30] <lalondong> Kruppt : with what you've just send me before?
[21:30] <ptl> hi... I just upgraded to Ubuntu 13.04 development, and Unity is not showing my background wallpapers, even if I change then in preferences. It's showing a black screen. anyone know how to solve this?
[21:31] <deltree_> I suspect I have plenty of HD space, but there's something else going on, so I want to fix it
[21:31] <deltree_> or at least verify it
[21:32] <baudtrap_> ptl: I also had issues upgrading to 13.04. Found it easier to download the iso and install afresh.
[21:32] <Kruppt> lalondoug: you just need to change the UUID=55f70db0-fa62-48f2-be23-9aeb0bb328ad , the very last line in file
[21:32] <ubuntu-studio_> PatrickDickey, do u know how i would make it auto execute a program i have built
[21:32] <PatrickDickey> deltree_: You could download the gparted Live ISO, and use that to check it. It'll have the lvm tools installed, so it should be able to see if you're really out of space or not.
[21:32] <ubuntu-studio_> PatrickDickey, its a gui
[21:32] <ptl> baudtrap_: :S
[21:33] <lalondong> Kruppt : okey, done, so i just need to save this right?
[21:33] <PatrickDickey> ubuntu-studio_: I'd imagine you'll need something like X or wayland to make it execute a GUI. Unless your GUI uses ncurses or something like that.
[21:34] <jdukiet> hello, i am running 12.04 LTS and was wondering if i could assign a shortcut for the wheel button on my mouse to the virtual window button or I'm sorry, the workspace switcher button on the launcher?
[21:34] <allnights> well that was crazy
[21:34] <allnights> kept freezing repeatedly so i left it
[21:34] <jrtappers> allnights, did the installer run?
[21:34] <lalondong> Kruppt : what next?
[21:34] <ubuntu-studio_> PatrickDickey, whats X,  wayland, nurses
[21:35] <Kruppt> lalondoug: yes save and you should be good to go
[21:35] <PatrickDickey> ubuntu-studio_: If you want a pure kernel though, I'd suggest looking into Linux From Scratch. But I'll warn you, you're the package management for it. So, you have to figure out how to resolve any dependencies for whatever you're putting on.
[21:35] <allnights> dialogue box came up saying another driver needs to be uninstalled lol
[21:35] <allnights> yes
[21:35] <nerder> Hello everybody i have some problem with my bluetooth device
[21:35] <nerder> I just want to connect my Andorid phone with my pc and share some file
[21:35] <PatrickDickey> X and wayland are display servers (You're using X right now, behind the scenes). ncurses does something similar, but in a text mode.
[21:35] <lalondong> Kruppt : i saved them, now what?
[21:35] <allnights> dialogue box said fglrx thing needed to be unsinstalled before running
[21:36] <nerder> the error that the system provide to me : "Method "CreateBluetoothSession" with signature "vvs" on interface "org.openobex.Manager" doesn't exist
[21:36] <ubuntu-studio_> PatrickDickey, its built in C in GNU gcc
[21:36] <Opikat> ubuntu-studio_, if you want a custom setup with the convenience and speed of using precompiled packages, take a look at Arch-Linux
[21:36] <mkquist> lalondong: reboot
[21:36] <hikari_> hello
[21:37] <PatrickDickey> ubuntu-studio_: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X_Window_System (for what X is), and along with what Opikat said, you can look at Slackware also.
[21:37] <lalondong> mkquist : and go into my linux or still back to this live-cd ?
[21:37] <Opikat> hikari, hi, please state your question
[21:37] <Kruppt> lalondong: your done, unless you have resume stanza in grub, you need to change that to the present UUID of swap partition too..
[21:37] <allnights> lol can I take it your stumped?
[21:38] <PatrickDickey> ubuntu-studio_: Out of curiosity, why did you want the source code for GNU applications then?
[21:38] <lalondong> Kruppt : what is stanza in grub?
[21:38] <hikari_> i have a sony VPCSA2SGX and i want to switch to ubuntu but i am afraid that i will have problems with  AMD Radeon™ HD 6470M / 6630M and Intel® HD Graphics 3000
[21:38] <arrrghhh> hey guys.  I have a ubuntu 12.04.2 installation, and when I print the icon doesn't show up in the system tray
[21:38] <arrrghhh> however, when I use the CUPS webUI, I am able to see active print jobs and cancel
[21:38] <PatrickDickey> allnights: Did you tell it to uninstall fglrx?
[21:38] <allnights> no lol
[21:39] <arrrghhh> how can I get this ability within Ubuntu, without the need to go to the CUPS web interface?
[21:39] <PatrickDickey> allnights:  you need to. You're replacing the open source (fglrx) driver with the AMD proprietary one.
[21:39] <allnights> command line to do that?
[21:39] <jrtappers> allnights, You just need to uninstall the ond one
[21:39] <jrtappers> allnights, sudo /usr/share/ati/amd-uninstall.sh
[21:40] <ubuntu-studio_> PatrickDickey, I have installed arch on my ("s" word) laptop and i like the base system but don't what there packages. I know this sounds advanced and longterm' but i am looking to make a custom distro.
[21:40] <PatrickDickey> ubuntu-studio_: Then Linux From Scratch and Beyond LFS are your best bet.
[21:40] <Opikat> ubuntu-studio, you can call such a laptop a craptop.
[21:40] <Kruppt> lalondong: you should be good to go
[21:40] <arrrghhh> hikari_, test it out on a liveCD first
[21:41] <allnights> command not found
[21:41] <allnights> plus did not think I had an AMD driver installed
[21:41] <PatrickDickey> and ubuntu-studio_ if you're going that route, you'll want to go to their irc server at irc.linuxfromscratch.org:6667 to get help.
[21:41] <ubuntu-studio_> PatrickDickey, Ok i'll have a look.
[21:41] <jrtappers> run the same but fglrx-uninstall.sh
[21:43] <PatrickDickey> ubuntu-studio_: I might be able to find you a script that will get the base install started. I've got it, but I don't know if the creator still has it on his site or not.
[21:43] <jose> Where can I download ubuntu for my netbook Lenovo brand
[21:43] <Atari2600> Is it possible to run Ubuntu on 128 bytes of RAM?
[21:43] <allnights> same answer
[21:43] <arrrghhh> bytes of RAM?  Atari2600 are you trolling?
[21:43] <allnights> would it not be different folder and not ati?
[21:43] <arrrghhh> 128 megabytes, maybe... but 128 bytes?  dafaq?
[21:43] <jrtappers> allnights, does the folder exist?
[21:43] <Atari2600> arrrghhh: nope, I am on a machine from 1977
[21:43] <jelly-home> Atari2600: is it possible to generate a photorealistic mountains video in 4096 bytes?
[21:44] <jrtappers> allnights, If not we can override the installer to force install
[21:44] <allnights> how do I step back up the folder tree?
[21:44] <Atari2600> Atari 2600, search it on Wikipedia
[21:44] <allnights> or cd..
[21:44] <jrtappers> cd ..
[21:44] <arrrghhh> Atari2600, then no.  you can't.
[21:44] <ubuntu-studio_> PatrickDickey, thanks :->
[21:44] <Atari2600> I want to install Linux on it
[21:44] <Atari2600> it has 4KB hard disk space
[21:44] <arrrghhh> Atari2600, you're not going to get ubuntu on it.
[21:44] <arrrghhh> so anyone know about printers?
[21:44] <Atari2600> you sure it aint possible? I thought linux was light
[21:44] <jrtappers> allnights, run the installer as sudo with --force
[21:44] <Atari2600> I can play games on this machine you know
[21:45] <arrrghhh> Atari2600, maybe you can shoehorn some form of Linux on there, but not Ubuntu.
[21:45] <Atari2600> jelly-home: anyway search for the atari 2600
[21:46] <Atari2600> arrrghhh: hmm, how?
[21:46] <ptl> gotcha
[21:46] <ptl> gsettings set org.gnome.settings-daemon.plugins.background active true -> solved it
[21:46] <arrrghhh> Atari2600, this is #ubuntu
[21:46] <Atari2600> this is also Linux
[21:46] <arrrghhh> Atari2600, please.  I'm trying to genuinely get help with Ubuntu here.
[21:46] <Atari2600> Ubuntu == Linux
[21:46] <Atari2600> Linux is on topic
[21:47] <jelly-home> Atari2600: I've played games on that 32 years ago, why search now?
[21:47] <ptl> much better now!!!
[21:47] <PatrickDickey> ubuntu-studio_: I was mistaken about their server. It's on freenode (with us) at #lfs-support
[21:47] <arrrghhh> I'm sure others are as well
[21:47] <allnights> oops
[21:47] <allnights> did the --force go at the end or after sudo? lol
[21:47] <jrtappers> at the enf
[21:47] <jrtappers> *end
[21:48] <Atari2600> jelly-home: jeez, you must be old
[21:48] <allnights> command not found
[21:48] <Atari2600> Anyway..
[21:48] <DJones> Atari2600: This channel only deals with Ubuntu support, there is ##linux for general linux chat
[21:48] <Atari2600> it brings back old memories jelly-home
[21:48] <arrrghhh> ^^^^^
[21:48] <Atari2600> buy one from eBay, they are only like £30
[21:48] <jrtappers> cd to the catalyst folder
[21:48] <prestigio> Is somebody willing to help me? I would like to install Ubuntu on my Tablet, but first I shell flash the recovery. Any Hacker willing to guide me?
[21:48] <Atari2600> DJones: you need to be signed in
[21:48] <allnights> im in the cat folder
[21:49] <DJones> !register | Maybe you need to register first,
[21:49] <lolcat> How can I know why X crashes three times a day?
[21:49] <Atari2600> I don't want to
[21:49] <jelly-home> does this channel have a way to notify ops about trolling?
[21:49] <jrtappers> run sudo ./amd<>.run --force
[21:49] <Atari2600> lolcat:: cat /etc/xorg/error.log
[21:49] <jrtappers> replace <> with full name
[21:50] <arrrghhh> Atari2600, sounds like a personal problem
[21:50] <arrrghhh> anyone know about printing in Ubuntu?  I can use the CUPS interface fine, but I don't want to use a webUI to cancel/view jobs
[21:50] <Atari2600> jelly-home: jeez I'm not trolling
[21:50] <Atari2600> I am only asking about this machine
[21:50] <jrtappers> arrrghhh, dont want to, or dont want to be able to?
[21:50] <arrrghhh> which obviously has no chance of running Ubuntu.  which == trolling
[21:50] <lolcat> Atari2600: The file doesn't exist?
[21:50] <jelly-home> Atari2600: not everything is about you.  Chill out.
[21:50] <ubuntu-studio_> PatrickDickey, k thank u
[21:50] <arrrghhh> jrtappers, so the issue is when I print from this machine, the icon doesn't show up in the system tray.
[21:50] <b33r> how do i access a network folder in ubuntu?  in windows i would just open the RUN box and type \\PCname
[21:51] <arrrghhh> jrtappers, when I go to the CUPS webUI, I see the active print jobs and can cancel them.  shouldn't there be a way to do this without going to the webUI for CUPS?
[21:51] <Atari2600> lolcat: well make it
[21:51] <lalondong_> Kruppt : boss, i'm on my own linux right now, but when i checked gparted, i found something weird. : http://postimage.org/image/dijzok3yf/
[21:51] <jelly-home> Atari2600: obviously you're not some moron trying to run linux on a MMU-less 8-bit machine, because that would never work.
[21:51] <lolcat> Atari2600: How would that help
[21:51] <allnights> lol it still comes up command not found
[21:52] <jrtappers> allnights, ls the folder
[21:52] <Atari2600> lolcat: Xorg puts the error messages into it if it finds the file
[21:52] <allnights> yup same as before green and red
[21:52] <allnights> amd-driver-installer-catalyst-13.1-linux-x86.x86_64.run  fglrx-install.TwaNdY
[21:52] <allnights> amd-driver-installer-catalyst-13.1-linux-x86.x86_64.zip  fglrx-install.zBJqQu
[21:53] <Opikat> have nice day /night everyone, I'm signing off
[21:53] <jrtappers> sudo ./amd-driver-installer-catalyst-13.1-linux-x86.x86_64.run --force
[21:53] <Atari2600> jelly-home: good old days of the Atari 2600 ...
[21:53] <Atari2600> remember space invaders?
[21:53] <allnights> what the?...
[21:53] <jrtappers> allnights, whats happened?
[21:53] <histo> jrtappers: People should be using the built in hardware drivers dialog. Using ati's can break the system upon removal
[21:53] <jaime> .
[21:54] <Atari2600> .
[21:54] <Atari2600> .
[21:54] <jaime> I'm leaving.
[21:54] <Atari2600> jaime: okay
[21:54] <b33r> can someone help me real quick
[21:54] <b33r> how do i access a network folder in ubuntu?  in windows i would just open the RUN box and type \\PCname
[21:54] <jaime> See you later
[21:54] <jrtappers> histo, He wants amdcccle working, so their prop drivers are the only option, he said he couldn't use the inbuilt ones
[21:55] <Atari2600> jaime: okay
[21:55] <jrtappers> b33r, open file viewer
[21:55] <jrtappers> File > Connect to server > Select Windows Share in the dropdown
[21:55] <histo> jrtappers: You can install it from the hardware drivers dialog
[21:55] <histo> jrtappers: they can install fglrx and amdcccle whatever from there.
[21:56] <histo> The proper way
[21:56] <jrtappers> histo, thanks, il try it
[21:56] <allnights> this will be jumpy lol
[21:56] <lalondong_> Kruppt : bos, it still showing the default free space before we do the partition. http://postimage.org/image/dijzok3yf/
[21:56] <jrtappers> I find they work even if add drivers doesn't
[21:56] <histo> b33r: Access other windows machines?
[21:56] <b33r> yes
[21:56] <b33r> i'm trying to access a shared folder on my windows 7 machine
[21:57] <histo> jrtappers: They break the system upon removal. I wouldn't recomend it to people. Hardware drivers installs the same thing but does it properly
[21:57] <allnights> freezes around 4 or 5 times
[21:57] <jrtappers> histo, on my pc additional refused to work whereas the website ones worked
[21:57] <allnights> dont worry about it histo
[21:58] <histo> b33r: ctrl+l in file browser to get the location bar. and type in smb://hostname
[21:58] <b33r> histo, i'm trying to access a shared folder on my windows 7 machine
[21:58] <histo> b33r: or you may have to use IP if you don't have winbind and your domain name setup right.
[21:59] <jrtappers> allnights, Is it working?
[21:59] <histo> b33r: there is also "Browse Network" in there as well
[21:59] <jrtappers> histo, You could use the connect to network share dialog File > connect to server
[21:59] <histo> b33r: but you have to specify smb://hostname or IP   to do it directly rather than browsing there
[22:00] <histo> jrtappers: I'm well aware of that. Not me that has the problem.
[22:00] <b33r> histo,  thanks i'll try that
[22:01] <jrtappers> allnights, ?
[22:01] <arrrghhh> jrtappers, anything?  Did I miss your response?
[22:02] <arrrghhh> brb reboot
[22:02] <sam113101> how do I hide my real name on launchpad?
[22:03] <danman1453> how can i change a listening port from tcp6 to tcp?
[22:03] <danman1453> i dont have an inetd.conf to play with.
[22:04] <elena-IK> I want to create a live usb system. the startup disk creater only offers me to use up to 4G for files and settings. is there a way to get more persistent space? is a normal installation to an usb stick a viable alternative when using it on multiple computers? (the last time I tried a normal install, networking worked only on the computer I did the installation on)
[22:04] <jrtappers> allnights, Whats happening?
[22:05] <jrtappers> arrrghhh, Doesn't seem to be possible, unless ive missed something, the job is passed to the server and the client has nothing to do with it
[22:05] <arrrghhh> jrtappers, I guess I'm just confused.  Isn't there supposed to be some icon in the system tray when I print?
[22:06] <jrtappers> arrrghhh, I think that only applies to local printing
[22:06] <mkquist> lalondong_: things still not right?
[22:06] <zoktar> is there a way to see the configure options used at compile time for a .deb package?
[22:06] <arrrghhh> jrtappers, that's what I'm doing
[22:06] <jrtappers> arrrghhh, Oh
[22:07] <lalondong_> mkquist : i think so, take a look at this : http://postimage.org/image/dijzok3yf/
[22:07] <arrrghhh> jrtappers, I'm using USB to print.....
[22:07] <mkquist> lalondong_: saw that one
[22:07] <jrtappers> arrrghhh, Does it show up in the printers dialogue?
[22:07] <lalondong_> mkquist : how the hell it's all used while i haven't install anything since we resize the partition.
[22:08] <arrrghhh> jrtappers, it does, but I can't "stop" the job from that dialog.  I can only stop jobs from CUPS webUI
[22:08] <arrrghhh> and the icon in the system tray I guess "sometimes" shows... I'm thinking I need to reinstall some package or something... but what?
[22:08] <mkquist> lalondong_: well you have two partitions not doing anything looks to me
[22:08] <allnights> keeps freezing, god annoying
[22:08] <allnights> getting there I think
[22:09] <mkquist> lalondong_: sda7 and sda8 are using up the rest of the extended partition
[22:09] <allnights> total progress bar near end
[22:09] <allnights> postprocessing kernal module
[22:09] <deltree_> downlaoded the gparted live iso and mounted it on my vbox, but which file is the one that I need to run?
[22:09] <allnights> oops kernel
[22:09] <allnights> wohooo
[22:09] <deltree_> the only bash file I see is makeboot, which we don't want
[22:10] <arrrghhh> deltree_, for what?  also, this is #ubuntu, I might've missed something....
[22:10] <allnights> done and now reboot back soon
[22:10] <mkquist> lalondong_: what are you trying to do in all - just a short description
[22:10] <deltree_> arrrghhh I've been working on this problem for a bit, I'm trying to run gparted from a live iso so that I can verify if I'm really out of space
[22:10] <lalondong_> mkquist : as i remember we were joining the sda5 that has only 8 gb space with the 26 gb free/unallocated space, and it shows it's only has 2 gb free now
[22:11] <arrrghhh> deltree_, df -h doesn't cut it?
[22:11] <deltree_> df - Th says that it's 100% using 3.7 gigs, but the HDD is 8gigs
[22:11] <deltree_> we think it may be LVM confusing things
[22:12] <Kruppt> lalondong:Ok, I'm back what you having problem with?
[22:12] <arrrghhh> are you using LVM?
[22:12] <mkquist> lalondong_: what 26 gb of free space?  From what I see you only have 6.61 Mib and 1.34 Mib unallocated
[22:12] <arrrghhh> brb
[22:12] <deltree_> ubuntu server defaults to use LVM, so yes
[22:13] <Anything_> Is there anyway to validate a ubuntu one account. During the sign up I accidentally click the invalidate link.
[22:13] <lalondong_> Kruppt : take a look at this pic. this is the gparted that open on my ubuntu : http://postimage.org/image/dijzok3yf/
[22:14] <arrrghhh> oy.  anyone know how to fix plymouth splash screens?  for some reason the shutdown screen looks BEAUTIFUL, but the startup screen looks AWFUL.  I do have an nvidia card.
[22:14] <arrrghhh> 12.04.2
[22:15] <TheCrownedFox> Howdy, I seem to have lost the ability to right click on windows and use the menu bar at the top of the screen, when using the stock ubuntu 12.04 with unity. Is there anything I can do to fix this?
[22:15] <neonlight> Hallo
[22:15] <Kruppt> lalondong: the free space showing between your ntfs partitions was created by whatever partition software you used to make them with originally.
[22:16] <lalondong_> so what i have to do now?
[22:17] <lalondong_> Kruppt : erase that space again?
[22:18] <plataoubuntubr> alo
[22:19] <mkquist> lalondong_: again - what 'free' space do you see there?
[22:20] <wilee-nilee> i wnat tp speel
[22:20] <lalondong_> mkquist : the sda5 unused space?
[22:20] <Kruppt> lalondong: Nothing, shouldn't cause a problem.
[22:21] <mkquist> lalondong_: thats not unused, its formatted as ext4
[22:21] <mkquist> lalondong_: what are you trying to 'join' it with?
[22:22] <KornKage> should i install fluendo mp3 plugin ?
[22:22] <DankenseN> whoIs DankenseN
[22:22] <mkquist> lalondong_: sda5 looks almost to be full though
[22:23] <mkquist> lalondong_: thats is being used as root - or where linux is installed/mounted
[22:23] <lalondong_> Kruppt : my sda5 before we resize them, it has only about 8 gb right? so when we resize them with 27 gb unallocated space, i should have about 26 or less unused space right? but why it shows it's only has 2 more gb free space?
[22:25] <Kruppt> lalondong: your sda5 partition and swap partition are fine. You wanted to increase the size of sda5 right?
[22:25] <lalondong_> Kruppt : yes,
[22:25] <arrrghhh> hey guys.  anyone help me with fixing the splash screen?  I have an nvidia card, and when booting up it looks awful.  for some reason, when shutting down it looks great (as it should look)
[22:26] <lalondong_> Kruppt : how about this :
[22:26] <lalondong_> Kruppt : http://paste.ubuntu.com/5620768/
[22:26] <Kruppt> lalondoug: the space you see between the ntfs partitions is purposely created by the windows type partitioning software you used originally, has nothing to do with what we did earlier.
[22:26] <arrrghhh> so how can I fix the startup screen so it looks like the shutdown screen?
[22:27] <lalondong_> Kruppt : so did it increase the the size of my ubuntu partition what we did earlier ?
[22:28] <Kruppt> lalondong:the only partitons that have been modified was the sda5 partition, which was increased in size. The swap had to be remade as you had turned all the unallocated space into a swap partition
[22:29] <Nine_9> hello guys, do you know any webmail that will allow me to use multiple imap accounts at once? I've installed roundcube but it doesn't have this feature, squirrelmail doesn't seem to have also, and horde is impossible to install
[22:30] <lalondong_> Kruppt : so it's increase in size as well they used the rest of the size, and the available size are still 2 gb?
[22:30] <arrrghhh> Nine_9, tbh you might have better luck in #ubuntu-server
[22:30] <Nine_9> arrrghhh: ok. thanks
[22:31] <arrrghhh> np
[22:32] <arrrghhh> sooo anyone?  splash screen looks like crap on boot, but looks great on shutdown?  how do I fix this?
[22:33] <lalondong_> Kruppt : is that increasing and as well using the increasing size and left no more availabe space for sda5?
[22:35] <Kruppt> lalondong: sda5 is your ubuntu partition, it is now 26.58 gb in size from 8.1 gb or whatever it was the swap partition is now 2.59 gb in size. I don't follow what your having a problem with
[22:36] <trevor_> hey how do you increase the size of ubuntu's partition?
[22:36] <trevor_> been looking up guides but can't figure it out
[22:36] <lalondong_> Kruppt : so it's not increasing the available space for sda5 ?
[22:37] <ubulove> I'm trying to install ubuntu on my laptop as dual boot but it gets stuck on both usb/cd. If I'm trying to install XP (for example what I've tried) it doesn't stuck. What's wrong?
[22:37] <s-faraday> hi
[22:37] <s-faraday> how can i schedule my ubuntu,
[22:37] <arrrghhh> s-faraday, lookup crontab
[22:37] <TheCrownedFox> \quit
[22:37] <awesomess3> trevor_, perhaps, I guess you could LiveCD ubuntu and then use `gparted` (a GUI app) to resize the partition.
[22:37] <s-faraday> for shutting down at a certain hours
[22:37] <mkquist> trevor_: easy enough using gparted, do you have free space around the partition?
[22:37] <trevor_> would gparted work to increase ubuntu's drive partition?
[22:37] <arrrghhh> ubulove, did you do an md5sum to make sure the download was good?
[22:37] <mkquist> trevor_: very well
[22:38] <trevor_> if i used wubi and not a cd to install ubuntu is it still possible to change the partition size?
[22:38] <Kruppt> lalondong: yes the sda5 partition is increased from what it was, is that not what you wanted to do?
[22:39] <s-faraday> arrrghhh: i know that, is there any graphical way?
[22:39] <arrrghhh> s-faraday, cron works, not sure what else you would want.  it's really simple to use...
[22:39] <s-faraday> GUI
[22:40] <arrrghhh> lol
[22:40] <arrrghhh> CLI
[22:40] <Kruppt> lalondong: run df -Th from root terminal...what is the filesystem size on /?
[22:40] <lalondong_> Kruppt : yes i want to increase them, so i would have more available space on sda5. but it still showing 2 gb free. and not increasing the available space.
[22:40] <ubulove> arrrghhh: I downloaded ubuntu from www.ubuntu.com
[22:41] <arrrghhh> ubulove, doesn't matter.  you need to check the md5 to make sure your download was good.
[22:41] <arrrghhh> please do so
[22:41] <ubulove> damn..
[22:41] <ubulove> I downloaded also xubuntu and the same thing.
[22:42] <trevor_> ok when i open gparted i have 3 partitions and 1.3mb of unallocated space
[22:42] <arrrghhh> ubulove, it's the only way to know the download was good.
[22:42] <arrrghhh> ubulove, did you check the md5?  did it match?
[22:42] <trevor_> the other three partitions are labelled sda 1-3
[22:42] <ubulove> arrrghhh: how can I check the md5 and compare it to original ?
[22:42] <arrrghhh> !md5 | ubulove
[22:42] <ubulove> Thanks mate
[22:42] <arrrghhh> damnit... isn't there one of those thingys
[22:42] <arrrghhh> 1 sec ubulove
[22:42] <trevor_> all of them are using ntfs file system
[22:42] <arrrghhh> oh derp.  it worked lol
[22:43] <RanthorharW> hello there, is there anywhere that I can download this ubuntu for my android phone
[22:43] <TK-999> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch
[22:43] <arrrghhh> RanthorharW, I guess if you have a Nexus device
[22:43] <arrrghhh> ^^^^^^
[22:43] <TK-999> Also see #ubuntu-touch
[22:43] <RanthorharW> no galaxy s3
[22:43] <RanthorharW> the only supported is nexus , i assume
[22:44] <s-faraday> arrrghhh: sudo shutdown -h 07:50
[22:44] <arrrghhh> RanthorharW, then I would wait for someone @ xda-devs to build it
[22:44] <Kruppt> lalondong: Are you booted into your Ubuntu install right now on sda5? If the ext4 filesystem did not resize that is easy enough to fix.
[22:44] <ldiamond> Alright, I have a weird issue. On the top left of my left monitor, over my gnome panel, there's some kind of square artifact that prevents me from clicking whatever is under it. It starts by just being slightly darker than the panel, then after a while it becomes completely black... as if it has a certain opacity.
[22:44] <arrrghhh> s-faraday, ok...?
[22:44] <arrrghhh> RanthorharW, only officially supported devices are Nexus.  See that page linked by TK-999
[22:44] <s-faraday> arrrghhh: this command will close my running torrent client at that time?
[22:45] <arrrghhh> s-faraday, that will halt your system, it will shutdown everything.
[22:45] <lalondong_> Kruppt : yes i'm on my ubuntu right now, not on live-cd anymore. How to fix this?
[22:45] <mkquist> trevor_: http://askubuntu.com/questions/45158/how-to-increase-the-partition-size-of-ubuntu-installed-under-windows answers that one...
[22:45] <trevor_> thanks
[22:46] <arrrghhh> brb
[22:46] <RanthorharW> i need to wait a wee bit of more then
[22:46] <RanthorharW> thx
[22:47] <s-faraday> arrrghhhAWAY: even if my laptop be inactive for some hours?
[22:47] <lalondong_> Kruppt : yes i'm on my ubuntu right now, not on live-cd anymore. How to fix this?
[22:48] <Kruppt> lalondong:run df -Th from a root terminal and post the output so I can see what the filesystem size is
[22:48] <arrrghhh> s-faraday, what do you mean??  it will run whenever you tell it to.
[22:49] <lalondong_> Kruppt : http://paste.ubuntu.com/5620810/
[22:50] <ulidtko> hey channel, here http://paste.ubuntu.com/5620807/ ← what's wrong? "dpkg-shlibdeps: error: no dependency information found for /lib/i386-linux-gnu/libc.so.6"
[22:51] <ulidtko> I'm packaging a simple application, and it has Depends: ${shlibs:Depends}, ${misc:Depends} in its debian/control
[22:51] <ulidtko> why doesn't libc.so get... detected or what?
[22:51] <AureliusR> hi there. I'm trying to install a Realtek audio driver, and I keep getting an error when I try to run configure, it says gcc: cannot run C compiled programs
[22:51] <mdel> hey all - ran into an issue with my bluetooth after installing and trying to use Wiican. Now my bluetooth seems to be stuck in an OFF mode, and dmesg indicates the bluetooth process
[22:51] <Kruppt> lalondong: the partition has been increased but gparted choked when resizing the filesystem. you need to boot back into live-usb or cd and resize the ext4 filesystem from command line is all
[22:51] <s-faraday> arrrghhh: got it
[22:51] <s-faraday> thanks so much
[22:52] <s-faraday> bye :)
[22:52] <mdel> here is what dmesg says about Bluetooth: http://pastebin.com/TKQjNUZW
[22:52] <PatrickDickey> ulidtko: You might get more help with that in #ubuntu-app-devel But I'm not sure.
[22:52] <ldiamond> Can anyone help out with this? http://snag.gy/RdRMD.jpg  It's some kind of artifact that goes on the top left of my desktop and prevents me from clicking whats under (my gnome panel)
[22:52] <ulidtko> PatrickDickey: thanks anyway!
[22:52] <lalondong_> okey, i'll boot it right now. hold on.
[22:53] <Guest36748> hello all
[22:53] <PatrickDickey> ldiamond: Is that there from when you boot up to when you shut down? Or did it appear when you opened a particular application?
[22:53] <DankenseN> hi
[22:53] <ldiamond> is there a way to find out what process owns this?
[22:53] <trevor_> thanks for the help guys
[22:53] <Random832> ldiamond: it's probably a window - run xwininfo and click on it
[22:53] <ldiamond> PatrickDickey, it happens at some point... I can't tell exactly when
[22:54] <AureliusR> does my problem sound like its with gcc or with the configure script included with the driver?
[22:54] <Random832> or xprop if xwininfo doesn't give you enough information
[22:54] <ldiamond> Random832, yea, xwininfo gives me something
[22:54] <Random832> what is it
[22:55] <ldiamond> Ah!
[22:55] <ldiamond> Found the application
[22:55] <ldiamond> Thanks
[22:55] <Random832> what was it
[22:55] <ldiamond> steam
[22:56] <TK-999> steam is proprietary feces
[22:56] <ldiamond> quitting steam works
[22:56] <ldiamond> yea it's horrible
[22:56] <AureliusR> lol @TK-999
[22:56] <ldiamond> crashes all the time
[22:56] <TK-999> I mean, ofc Debian might be a bit over the edge, but closed-source games and stuff...
[22:57] <TK-999> There's even an antivirus vendor, who develops AV for Linux, for actual money
[22:58] <Random832> TK-999: isn't the main purpose of that for stuff like email filtering for windows end-users?
[22:58] <TomyLobo> hi. does wine need any kind of group to work with a newly created user?