[21:24] <dimas_> could someone help me with this?...http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1792197&highlight=idjc+unable+connect+jack+server
[21:24] <jiltdil> whitehat: this one now sudo service ssh restart
[21:24] <whitehat> i only have ssh-agent running
[21:24] <edbian> TheMatrix3000: for file in /home/*; do echo $file/Desktop; done     get it?
[21:24] <whitehat> sshd is not running
[21:25] <TheMatrix3000> so put that in bash or create a .sh
[21:25] <guntbert> whitehat: that "pre-start" looks suspicious, check with  ps aux|grep ssh   if it running or not
[21:25] <whitehat> and log files are not working for sshd
[21:25] <whitehat> guntbert: yes
[21:25] <guntbert> yes, what?
[21:25] <whitehat> guntbert: the only ssh process that's running is ssh-agent
[21:26] <jjovereats> Really, I hate these messages. Should I take the main backup D2D2T and get over it using an overlay of Disk-to-DVD-to-Disk-to-Tape?
[21:26] <edbian> TheMatrix3000: you could do either but it's just a demo.  It doesn't do quite what you want.
[21:26] <edbian> TheMatrix3000: But I think it's clear how to get what you want out of it.
[21:27] <TheMatrix3000> not quite
[21:27] <edbian> TheMatrix3000: Did you get it to run?
[21:27] <Bloodboil> Is there a way to change the display settings easily. Could someone point me in the right direction? Thanks.
[21:27] <whitehat> other ideas?
[21:27] <TheMatrix3000> edbian: i want to basically do a cp /etc/skel/Desktop/* /home/(All Users)/Desktop/
[21:27] <reborn3> hi
[21:28] <TheMatrix3000> ooooo
[21:28] <edbian> TheMatrix3000: ... ?
[21:28] <TheMatrix3000> what if i use gconf-editor
[21:28] <reborn3> i have a qBittoorrent question
[21:28] <edbian> TheMatrix3000: I don't think that will help. hang on I'm writing something more in a pastebin
[21:29] <reborn3> i cant sort torrent lists based on columns other than name
[21:29] <guntbert> whitehat: start it directly: sudo /usr/sbin/sshd -d  (full path is required, and -d is debug)
[21:29] <Wayland> i accidentely closed the ubuntu window asking me to upgrade to the new version. how can i open it again?
[21:29] <edbian> TheMatrix3000: http://paste.ubuntu.com/634541/
[21:29] <emprameen> I'm having trouble getting Ubuntu to boot; any assistance would be most appreciated..
[21:29] <edbian> TheMatrix3000: You put that in a .sh and run it
[21:29] <reborn3> wayland applications system admin update-manager
[21:29] <jjovereats> I really do need help on this situation. Should I take the backup, take an overlay, and run an fsc(hec)k
[21:30] <jjovereats> ?
[21:30] <edbian> TheMatrix3000: throw a -v on the cp to get more output while it runs
[21:30] <whitehat> guntbert: says "Missing privilege separation directory: /var/run/sshd
[21:30] <Wayland> reborn3, great thanks!
[21:31] <whitehat> guntbert: directory /var/run/sshd doesn't exist
[21:31] <edbian> TheMatrix3000: makes sense?
[21:31] <reborn3> you bet :)
[21:32] <jjovereats> To all in this channel, I really do need help on this situation. Should I take the backup, take an overlay, and run an fsc(hec)k?
[21:32] <guntbert> whitehat: that might be the reason for the strange behaviour, but I have no idea what the reason for this misconfiguration might be - sorry
[21:32] <emprameen> I'm having some trouble getting my natty os to load. The BIOS reads the HDD (details show up) and then after what has always been the last verification message for the BIOS the HDD ceases activity
[21:32] <whitehat> guntbert: yes.  i created the directory and it got further. received "address already in use"  i think it is ssh-agent
[21:33] <jjovereats> emprameen: You may have unrecoverable bad sectors. Only solution is to back up and replace the HDD.
[21:33] <guntbert> whitehat: I doubt it, but I have to leave - Good luck :-)
[21:33] <whitehat> guntbert: k
[21:34] <emprameen> how  can i salvage some files?
[21:34] <jjovereats> emprameen: There's this wonderful thing you can install into a live session called testdisk.
[21:35] <TheMatrix3000> it is only getting the last user
[21:35] <TheMatrix3000> "zjackson"
[21:35] <TheMatrix3000> it is not hitting any other profiles
[21:35] <edbian> TheMatrix3000: but none of the others?
[21:35] <edbian> TheMatrix3000: Did you put the -v on?
[21:35] <edbian> TheMatrix3000: What errors do you get?
[21:35] <TheMatrix3000> yes
[21:35] <TheMatrix3000> no errors
[21:35] <edbian> TheMatrix3000: What did -v say about things?
[21:35] <TheMatrix3000> it copied from like 3 people's desktops to his
[21:36] <TheMatrix3000> it was wierdd
[21:36] <TheMatrix3000> oh
[21:36] <TheMatrix3000> i had a -r
[21:36] <TheMatrix3000> -rv*
[21:36] <timroes> Hi, i have a problem with udev and hope someone can help me. The following is my udev rules file: http://pastebin.com/V2pTeCf5 Somehow when the usb device is plugged in, the script is called. But when the usb device is removed, the script isn't called. I checked with udevadm monitor --property and both (the plugin and plugout) seem to send the right signals with the needed Property (idVendor == 067b). Has anyone an idea, what might
[21:36] <jjovereats> Am I weird to be taking a backup, only to copy it to miniDV tape afterwards?
[21:36] <edbian> TheMatrix3000: -rv is fine  (yeah -r is probably needed)
[21:37] <oCean> jjovereats: ok, enough. You've repeated your question (without giving any detail) several times. You know that such repeat is not acceptable.
[21:37] <TheMatrix3000> if I do a sudo cp -v /etc/skel/Desktop/* /home/*/Desktop/ then i get a "cp: omitting directory"
[21:37] <jjovereats> I understand. But you know I can lose control of myself.
[21:37] <Diverdude> TheMatrix3000, use cp -r
[21:37] <edbian> oh I think I see
[21:37] <oCean> jjovereats: and you know what you should do in that case, and the consequences if you don't
[21:38] <TheMatrix3000> edbian: http://screencast.com/t/nK2Jm0nB5
[21:38] <edbian> TheMatrix3000: http://paste.ubuntu.com/634546/
[21:38] <jjovereats> oCean, now everything's just being weird. Should I go the earmark, DVD, PC, DV Tape route? Or should I exclude those files?
[21:39] <edbian> TheMatrix3000: Well you can't use a *  :P
[21:39] <edbian> TheMatrix3000: I think I fixed the script.  See what my error was?
[21:39] <oCean> jjovereats: I really don't see how such a general question (still without any detail) would be an ubuntu specific issue. I ask you now kindly to stop this discussion in this channel
[21:40] <jjovereats> oCean: It says the the file shrank.   And to top that all of there seems to be a huge 1 with a red background stuck to the top left corner ^^ Assistance throught /msg is appriated
[21:43] <TheMatrix3000> yea i see it now
[21:43] <TheMatrix3000> let me try it
[21:43] <edbian> TheMatrix3000: cross your fingers!  I can't test this thing.  Just give it to you to run
[21:44] <Toph2> i'm running Firefox under Ubuntu. When I look for a recent site in Firefox Cache, the Cache folder has subfolders 1,2.... A,B,etc. What is the organizational structure they are using?
[21:45] <edbian> Toph2: IDK but I hate it
[21:45] <Toph2> edbian,,, so where do I find a site i visited 10 minutes ago?
[21:46] <hiexpo> look in history
[21:46] <kv102t> Hi, anyone know if you can use truecrypt to encrypt the fill partition. I know this can be done in windows... but i have a pure ubuntu install.
[21:46] <edbian> Toph2: I suggest looking up the site in firefox history or recently closed tabs
[21:46] <skegeek> Why is bsd-mailx in Ubuntu's repositories?
[21:46] <Toph2> edbian,,, ok,, actually, i was wanting to capture a utube,, will history allow me that?
[21:46] <update> can anyone help me with gdb?  Says ambiguous set command
[21:47] <edbian> Toph2: Yeah.  I don't know.  I used to do the same thing. The new structure is annoying.  I suggest getting one of those download helper add-ons
[21:47] <Python1320> Linux says I have "Pentium 4 CPU 2.40GHz" but cpuinfo claims it's running at 1813.168 MHz
[21:47] <Toph2> edbian,,, yes,, i have those,,, just confused on the cache thing,, thanks
[21:47] <Python1320> Any ideas why?
[21:47] <edbian> Toph2: Yeah.  It's annoying
[21:47] <TheMatrix3000> edbian: im working on it now, i am fixing the script
[21:48] <TheMatrix3000> thanks for your help
[21:48] <TrueColors> Livecd can't find a live file system, I amanged to boot... after 5 months of working out how... from usb
[21:48] <TrueColors> going by bios didn't work
[21:48] <TrueColors> i had to go by boot device F8..
[21:48] <TrueColors> The problem I face with ubuntu.
[21:48] <edbian> TheMatrix3000: It's broken still!  (sure)
[21:48] <TrueColors> when going to install
[21:48] <SupaYoshi> Hi
[21:48] <SupaYoshi> I've an question
[21:48] <TrueColors> it finds my seagate external.
[21:49] <TrueColors> but it states tehre is no operating system isntalled
[21:49] <TrueColors> it can't find my Hard drivew.
[21:49] <TrueColors> but I do have an OS on it.
[21:49] <TrueColors> I'm on it now
[21:49] <SupaYoshi> I am planning to setup, apache, phpmyadmin and xampp? for ubuntu
[21:49] <SupaYoshi> on an xbmclive device
[21:49] <update> Does anyone know how to edit .gdbinit
[21:49] <update> ???
[21:49] <TrueColors> any ideas why ubuntu can't find my internal hd?
[21:49] <SupaYoshi> and I want to know if there is any way to change ports or to get this working
[21:49] <oCean> TrueColors: you should really try to describe your issue in a single line. It is really hard to follow/understand otherwise
[21:49] <TrueColors> Sorry. I think with my enter but yeah basically ubuntu cannot find my Hard drive.
[21:50] <TESTBE> hello
[21:50] <ubunt477> hi
[21:51] <Xyx> hello
[21:51] <TESTBE> i need help
[21:51] <edbian> TESTBE: with what?
[21:51] <TESTBE> with ubuntu
[21:51] <edbian> well duh
[21:52] <robin0800> TESTBE: what all of it?
[21:52] <edbian> TESTBE: What's the issue?
[21:52] <Xyx> I need help too.... after doing an "apt-get upgrade" and installing some other stuff, my X server refuses to start
[21:52] <TESTBE> no i have a question
[21:52] <Xyx> "intel(0): no kerneö modesetting driver detected"
[21:53] <DarkEra> TESTBE, get to the point then :)
[21:53] <Xyx> and it tries to load the module "kbd" which doesn't even longer exist as there's evdev
[21:53] <TheMatrix3000> can i do a chown in a bash?
[21:53] <Xyx> any idea?
[21:53] <TheMatrix3000> and it work
[21:53] <edbian> TheMatrix3000: yes   (the terminal is bash)
[21:53] <TheMatrix3000> k
[21:54] <Testbe_> hello
[21:54] <ScottR4> How do I modify the commands that are executed with the gnome key bindings?
[21:54] <Xyx_> I tried Xorg -configure, I tried it with no xorg.conf at all, I simply can't get it working and I'm about to do a reinstall
[21:54] <Testbe_> i need help
[21:54] <TrueColors_> So... any idea as to why ubuntu can't find my hard drive?
[21:54] <Xyx_> any help?
[21:55] <Terabyte> does x11 come with ubuntu server?
[21:55] <edbian> Terabyte: no
[21:55] <edbian> Testbe_: What is your question?
[21:55] <Testbe_> my question is
[21:55] <Testbe_> can you help e
[21:55] <Testbe_> me
[21:55] <edbian> Testbe_: on one line please
[21:55] <edbian> !ask
[21:55] <Testbe_> my question is can you help me
[21:55] <jwtiyar> how to create new partition for windows tob install it after ubuntu?
[21:56] <oCean> Testbe_: ask a real question
[21:56] <Terabyte> is it safe to install X11 on a server?
[21:56] <Testbe_> ok
[21:56] <ScottR4> Terabyte: why do you need X11?
[21:56] <genii-around> Testbe_: That is not a question which contains a specific example of your current problem that requires help
[21:56] <Testbe_> i have a problem with my ubuntu
[21:56] <oCean> Testbe_: describe your issues (detailed) in one single line
[21:56] <Testbe_> yes
[21:56] <edbian> Terabyte: It's less safe because it means there will be more things running and therefore more potential vulnerabilities.  In the grand scheme it is linux so it is very secure with or without  a GUI
[21:56] <Testbe_> can i get the microsoft windows desktop in ubuntuz ?
[21:57] <Testbe_> the environment
[21:57] <Terabyte> ScottR4 I want to run a java application on that server, the application has a front end, i am ssh -X'ing into it from another linux machine. I have no idea what is required on either the server (where the java app is installed) or what is installed on the client to make this happen.
[21:57] <edbian> Testbe_: no
[21:57] <Testbe_> i need the taskbar at the bottom
[21:57] <Azrael91> hey everyone
[21:58] <Azrael91> can anyone help me with some git instructions on ubuntu ?
[21:58] <Testbe_> Azrael91 no
[21:58] <ScottR4> Terabyte: gotcha; I don't have much experience in that area, sorry!
[21:59] <ScottR4> Azrael91: Sure, what's up?
[21:59] <guest1987> Azrael91, what you after
[21:59] <Terabyte> anybody familiar with the requirements of running a java applicataion (with a front end) via ssh -X on a server that's headless. what needs to be on the server and what needs to be on the client
[21:59] <Testbe_> Azrael91: i need help so we cant help you
[21:59] <oCean> Testbe_: stop that immediately
[22:00] <Testbe_> but i need help now
[22:00] <Testbe_> it is my question
[22:00] <Azrael91> :)
[22:00] <Terabyte> i have java on the server, and i can ssh into the server from the client, but when i run the application i get this error: http://www.solong.co.uk/gdi.png
[22:00] <geekeasy> Hi.  I need to install sqlite on an ubuntu 10.10 server and am running into trouble.  Can someone help?
[22:00] <Azrael91> well ... i need to compile a pdf from a git
[22:00] <geekeasy> sudo  apt-get install php5-sqlite
[22:00] <BluesKaj> !ops > Testbe_
[22:00] <geekeasy> The following packages have unmet dependencies:
[22:00] <geekeasy>  php5-sqlite : Depends: php5-common (= 5.3.3-1ubuntu9.5) but 5.3.3-1ubuntu9.3 is to be installed
[22:01] <Testbe_> BluesKay ?!
[22:01] <DynamicFail> Any idea why my no matter what wall connection I connect to my internet is super slow
[22:01] <Azrael91> sorry if it doesn't make any sense
[22:01] <TheMatrix3000> edbian: http://paste.ubuntu.com/634562/
[22:01] <TheMatrix3000> would that script work
[22:01] <DynamicFail> but my ping time to google (<IP_ADDRESS>) seems to work
[22:01] <yaaar> !ops > yaaar
[22:01] <Testbe_> BluesKaj ?!
[22:01] <ScottR4> Azrael91: using what?
[22:01] <TheMatrix3000> basically copy from a mount then change permissions then remove files then copy files
[22:01] <Testbe_> please stop all talking and listen too me
[22:01] <Terabyte> Azrael91 what's a git?
[22:01] <pythos> looking for reason I can't shut down mysqld with /etc/init.d/mysql stop, or service mysql stop ???
[22:01] <Azrael91> ScottR4 not sure ... i'll be back when i am :)
[22:01] <Testbe_> i need help
[22:01] <BluesKaj> !git
[22:01] <Testbe_> how to get kde on it
[22:02] <yaaar> hmm. sorry ops, just wondered what that ops command told him. didn't realize it alerted all of you
[22:02] <update> how do i unjoin a channel?
[22:02] <Terabyte> Azrael91  so the revision control, so presumably it's a set of latex files
[22:02] <Corey> yaaar: Yes.  Yes it does.
[22:02] <pythos> update: /part
[22:02] <Azelphur> update: /part #channel
[22:02] <Logan_> update: /part
[22:02] <Xyx_> update: /part
[22:02] <Corey> update: /part
[22:02] <Azrael91> yeah
[22:02] <BluesKaj> !op | Testbe_
[22:02] <Corey> BluesKaj: Not helpful.
[22:02] <Corey> At all.
[22:02] <Terabyte> Azrael91 if it's a set of latex files then you need the latex compiler (or texmike)
[22:02] <Testbe_> BluesKaj: stop trolling.
[22:03] <chris_99> hi, does anyone know how to stop the currently selected window moving to the next workspace when you switch.  this is on ubuntu 11.
[22:03] <Azrael91> Terabyte: oh ok
[22:03] <chris_99> i've also only got 'only on this workspace' ticked
[22:03] <LjL> Testbe_: no you stop. this channel has 1500 people and you're not the center of it, please wait patiently for an answer like all the others
[22:03] <Terabyte> Azrael91 that's assuming it is what you said.. a latex set
[22:03] <Testbe_> BluesKaj: stop trolling.
[22:03] <pa> hi
[22:03] <jpds> Testbe_: Hello.
[22:03] <BluesKaj> Corey, so what do you suggest ?
[22:03] <Logan_> :|
[22:03] <Corey> BluesKaj: /ignore if it bothers you so.
[22:03] <pa> is there a way to prevent that Ubuntu modifies the file 70-persistent-net.rules  , after i edited by hand?
[22:03] <LjL> Testbe_: please join #ubuntu-ops if you want to be able to speak in this channel again
[22:03] <Azrael91> Terabyte i think it is
[22:04] <SupaYoshi> I am planning to setup, apache, phpmyadmin and xampp? for ubuntu on xbmclive, any way to do this? or not possible?
[22:04] <robin0800> Testbe_: can you use classic?
[22:04] <Terabyte> Azrael91 then use pdflatex whatever.tex
[22:04] <Terabyte> you will need to find out how to install pdflatex first.
[22:04] <Terabyte> Azrael91 and you will also need to obtain the contents of the git repository
[22:05] <BluesKaj> LjL, thanks
[22:05] <Azrael91> Terabyte yeah
[22:05] <Terabyte> Azrael91 http://book.git-scm.com/3_getting_a_git_repository.html
[22:05] <Azrael91> thank Terabyte
[22:05] <Azrael91> thanks***
[22:05] <Terabyte> np
[22:05] <skegeek> repost: Is bsd-mailx a port to Ubuntu?
[22:05] <kingofswords> i cant load into winxp since i joined 2 partitions together..can i edit my boot.ini through ubuntu?
[22:06] <edbian> kingofswords: yes you can edit boot.ini
[22:07] <prower> hello :> the version of java currently provided by canonical's "parter" repository (oracle's java, that is) is vulnerable to a number of security issues, including a rather severe one for the browser plugin...is there a way that i could track the latest version for updates or would i have to install it manually?
[22:07] <edbian> kingofswords: Just mount your windows partition and edit it :)
[22:07] <kingofswords> edbian,  its says partition(2) in boot.ini do i just change it to partion 1?
[22:08] <kingofswords> edbian, yeh ive edited it but still xp doesnt load up
[22:08] <edbian> kingofswords: I am not familiar with the file.  Is it on partition 1 now?  Worth a shot IMO
[22:08] <edbian> kingofswords: Does windows xp show up in your grub menu?
[22:09] <kingofswords> edbian, yeh xp is i my boot screen
[22:09] <ScottR4> kingofswords, just so we understand what's going on, you joined two partitions together? is that right?
[22:09] <kingofswords> i dont know what grub menu is
[22:09] <ScottR4> kingofswords: so two separate partitions are now one? or is my reading comp suffering from caffeine withdrawal
[22:09] <edbian> kingofswords: i don't know what a boot screen is
[22:10] <Terabyte> any advise on my x11 issue?
[22:10] <kingofswords> ScottR4, yeh i had a fat2gb and 35gbntfs for xp....i formatted that fat 2gb in order to join to 35gb one
[22:10] <msav> while trying to configure two monitors I've unfortunately disabled the monitor which has the desktop. I only have one screen which has nothing but a background. How can I get the other working
[22:10] <ScottR4> Terabyte: still googling, have you tried just installing x11 and ssh'ing in?
[22:11] <Terabyte> ScottR4 i have considered it, but i'm not sure if it's safe now reading around..
[22:11] <ScottR4> kingofswords: Windows does not like you moving anything around, you may have to repair the installation
[22:11] <Terabyte> ScottR4 just looking to see if there's a secure alternative
[22:11] <rtyui> hello
[22:11] <rtyui> thre
[22:11] <Terabyte> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ServerGUI
[22:11] <edbian> kingofswords: You should put windows xp on NTFS partitions
[22:11] <Terabyte> ^ this
[22:11] <kingofswords> ScottR4, i was gonna join them once i got back into xp....2gb fat(now ntfs thru ubuntu) is partiion 1 and 35gb is partition 2 i think
[22:11] <ScottR4> Terabyte: you could always just start x11, connect, do your thing, and then stop x11... no?
[22:11] <tonyyarusso> skegeek: Yes, the bsd-mailx package provides the version of the mail command found in BSD, as opposed to the GNU version in the mailutils package or the older BSD version in heirloom-mailx.
[22:11] <rtyui> after following this tutorial http://doc.ubuntu-fr.org/serveur_mail_avec_postfix_et_courier-imap?s[]=mail&s[]=server can't able to send mail
[22:12] <pdtpatrick> Has anyone noticed in 11.04 as a regular user.. tab completion does funky things? for instance if i wanted to cd into /home/something/where .. and if i type /home/somewhere and press tab.. it would create a space rather than show available folders or files
[22:12] <ScottR4> kingofswords: where was XP originally installed?
[22:12] <rtyui> i don't know where the probleme came from
[22:12] <rtyui> anyone can help ?
[22:12] <kingofswords> edbian, yeh i did...i have ssd drive and its funny about installing xp from usb...it create 2gb fat partition in order to copy files to....then installed onto different partition
[22:12] <kingofswords> ScottR4, xp is on partition 2 the 35gb ntfs
[22:12] <edbian> kingofswords: ooooo k
[22:13] <kingofswords> its confusing i know lol
[22:13] <Terabyte> ScottR4 yes that would be fine too, but i'd like to fully understand exactly what the vulnerabilities are. i mean it's just forwarding graphical data over ssh, if you're logged in over ssh that should be the only way to compromise the server.
[22:13] <edbian> kingofswords: :)
[22:13] <ScottR4> kingofswords: okay. so you currently have partition 1: blank NTFS, partition 2: windows NTFS, right?
[22:13] <ScottR4> kingofswords: not yet merged, and you can't boot into partition 2?
[22:13] <kingofswords> ScottR4, correct
[22:14] <kingofswords> ScottR4, correct too
[22:14] <kingofswords> repair console in xp doesnt work for me either
[22:14] <edbian> kingofswords: I recommend running sudo update-grub   which should re-find your windows partition.  I think this is the problem, not boot.ini
[22:14] <Terabyte> still don't quite understand which way round it is either, the server has the xclient, and the client has the xserver?
[22:14] <ScottR4> kingofswords: Before you mentioned you didn't know what the grub menu is... grub shows up right after your computer POSTs and gives you a list of installed operating systems
[22:14] <edbian> ScottR4: If you press the shift key
[22:14] <rtyui> ? anyone
[22:14] <rtyui> ?anyone
[22:15] <kingofswords> ScottR4, ok..i thought this was boot menu...yeh xp and ubuntu both show up fine in this
[22:15] <rtyui> anyone there ?
[22:15] <ScottR4> edbian: depends on your install, most default ubuntu setups go straight to grub menu
[22:15] <martian> When I double cick on a php script in gnome, it asks if I want to 'run in terminal', 'display', 'cancel', or 'run'. Is there a way to have it default to 'display' (which will in turn open it in my default editor)?
[22:15] <ScottR4> kingofswords: and selecting windows xp doesn't boot properly?
[22:15] <edbian> ScottR4: Not since 11.04   now the default is to not show the menu (unless I think, you have 2 or more OSs)
[22:15] <kingofswords> ScottR4, correct
[22:15] <ScottR4> kingofswords: I agree with edbian then, sudo update-grub should probably fix everything
[22:16] <kingofswords> ScottR4, well it doesnt boot at all
[22:16] <edbian> kingofswords: :)
[22:16] <edbian> ScottR4: thanks
[22:16] <kingofswords> ok..ill do this and reboot brb thx
[22:16] <ScottR4> edbian: didn't know that, thanks for the update... I'm avoiding 11.04 for now after a bad upgrade experience -_-
[22:16] <edbian> ScottR4: ouch
[22:16] <leftiness> I want to use my Android phone as a bluetooth microphone. I have an app that routes the audio from my phone's microphone to the stereo sound. I have Bluez and Blueman. My phone is connected and paired. However, it's coming up as a filesystem - not an audio device. I know my phone supports A2DP streaming, but information is scarce on this subject. With what I've provided, is someone capable of helping me stream the audio output o
[22:16] <kingofswords> edbian, thx
[22:16] <edbian> kingofswords: hopefully it works
[22:17] <kingofswords> hope so =)
[22:17] <phillyj> i tried to reinstall ubuntu-desktop using "apt-get reinstall ubuntu-desktop"
[22:17] <phillyj> I got the error "E: Invalid operation reinstall"
[22:17] <phillyj> What did i do wrong?
[22:17] <carl_> salut
[22:17] <tonyyarusso> phillyj: install --reinstall
[22:17] <ScottR4> Alright, back to the original reason I joined here: Where on earth are the sound commands from the gnome keyboard shortcuts menu stored, and how can I change them (from, say, rhythmbox to banshee)
[22:17] <phillyj> oo
[22:18] <kingofswords> back...didnt reboot but now xp has disapeared from from grub menu according to terminal
[22:18] <ScottR4> kingofswords: did you modify boot.ini by hand at all?
[22:18] <BajK> hmm, if I spend 1 Milliard Euro and buy canonical, do you think I can make Ubuntu use KDE? :)
[22:18] <kingofswords> ScottR4, i did
[22:18] <kingofswords> but changed it back
[22:18] <Connor_> Hi there guys. I have a few questions about ubuntu linux
[22:18] <ScottR4> kingofswords: oh, well that takes care of that. and no windows xp?
[22:18] <phillyj> tonyyarusso: now the error is "E: Invalid operation ubuntu-desktop"
[22:18] <Connor_> Can I have some help?
[22:19] <ScottR4> Connor_: just ask away :)
[22:19] <leftiness> Connor_: Just ask your question. =D
[22:19] <kingofswords> i had xp disapear from grub menu last timei change partition thou and only got back when i reinstalled windows
[22:19] <tonyyarusso> phillyj: err, what did you type?
[22:19] <ZykoticK9> phillyj, "sudo apt-get install --reinstall ubuntu-desktop"
[22:19] <kingofswords> ScottR4, no xp still just not in grub
[22:19] <phillyj> tonyyarusso: sudo apt-get --reinstall ubuntu-desktop
[22:19] <Connor_> Is there any way to boot ubuntu so I can use my wireless keyboard and mouse? I can't find my wired mouse. I am running ubuntu from a cd on a mac
[22:19] <tonyyarusso> phillyj: You forgot the install part.
[22:20] <ScottR4> kingofswords: Yikes. It sounds like that little 2gb partition was kind of important...
[22:20] <leftiness> Connor_: Wireless bluetooth, or with a usb receiver?
[22:20] <Connor_> Wireless bluetooth
[22:20] <phillyj> tonyyarusso: got it
[22:20] <kingofswords> ScottR4, yeh it was empty thou just for copying xp install files
[22:20] <leftiness> Connor_: I'm unfamiliar with your Mac. Does it support bluetooth?
[22:21] <tonyyarusso> Connor_: You'll need either a wired mouse or a wired keyboard to pair them the first time.
[22:21] <bugzilla> hi
[22:21] <geekeasy> Can anyone help me install sqlite?  It should be trivial, but I'm running into problems.
[22:21] <Connor_> Erm.... poop
[22:21] <kingofswords> i had this problem b4 and someone here found solution but i had already reinstalled xp
[22:21] <Connor_> I have a wired keyboard, but no mouse that's wird :-(
[22:21] <tonyyarusso> geekeasy: apt-get install sqlite3
[22:22] <Connor_> So if I have one but not the other, what do I do?
[22:22] <bugzilla> and php-sqlite if you use a php script
[22:22] <Connor_> Hrm?
[22:22] <ScottR4> kingofswords: I hate to suggest it, and maybe someone has a better idea, but it sounds like it's time to manually tamper with /boot/grub/menu.lst :-/
[22:23] <Connor_> leftiness. I have a wired keyboard, and wireless mouse
[22:23] <kingofswords> ScottR4, i think that was prob b4.....but didnt know how to edit it...any sugesstions?
[22:23] <tonyyarusso> Connor_: I'm not sure how it works in 11.04, but in 10.04 you can do Alt-F1 to select the main menu, then use the arrow keys to go to System > Preferences > Bluetooth and a combination of arrows and enter to step through the pairing.
[22:23] <Connor_> ok.
[22:23] <martian> When I double cick on a php script in gnome, it asks if I want to 'run in terminal', 'display', 'cancel', or 'run'. Is there a way to have it default to 'display' (which will in turn open it in my default editor)?
[22:23] <Connor_> Thank you very much
[22:23] <ScottR4> kingofswords: sadly, this is beyond my experience... sorry!
[22:23] <kingofswords> ok
[22:23] <Connor_> Wait. Macintosh alt or PC alt
[22:24] <tonyyarusso> regular
[22:24] <ScottR4> so, no one knows how to modify the commands executed with gnome keybindings?
[22:24] <leftiness> Connor_: There is certainly a way to use a bluetooth mouse and keyboard in Ubuntu. It just comes down to whether your system supports bluetooth.
[22:24] <kingofswords> ScottR4,  i can find where menu.1st
[22:24] <tonyyarusso> ScottR4: System > Preferences > Keyboard Shortcuts ?
[22:25] <tonyyarusso> leftiness: His issue is that he needs to pair it first.
[22:25] <VCoolio> martian: right click > properties > open with, set default there for all php; or in nautilus (the file manager) edit > preferences > behavior, set behavior for executable files
[22:25] <geekeasy> tonyyarusso: Is that for php5?
[22:25] <ScottR4> tonyyarusso: I'm binding my media player key to "Launch media player", but it wants to run rhythmbox, not banshee( which I just installed)
[22:25] <leftiness> tonyyarusso: I think he has a Macbook, so he's using a touchpad and the built-in keyboard. How else would he get to an IRC chat?
[22:25] <tonyyarusso> geekeasy: I didn't say anything about PHP.
[22:26] <VCoolio> martian: not sure if php is reckoned among executables
[22:26] <ScottR4> kingofswords: shoot, grub2, not grub... I recommend google, you'll get more information there than from me :(
[22:26] <leftiness> Whoa... I was obviously lagging behind the chat. I just got a whole screen of chat...
[22:26] <tonyyarusso> leftiness: another computer?  I didn't see where he said what the machine was.
[22:26] <geekeasy> I need sqlite for php5.  The command i was given to get it is -- apt-get install php5-sqlite
[22:26] <geekeasy> But that's failing.
[22:27] <VCoolio> !grub2 | kingofswords did you check this?
[22:27] <tonyyarusso> geekeasy: failing how?
[22:27] <martian> VCoolio: ahh, the nautilus setting is what I was hoping to see. Thanks!
[22:27] <phux> geekeasy: apt-cache search sqlite
[22:27] <kingofswords> VCoolio, nah thx...illl take a look
[22:28] <genii-around> geekeasy: Perhaps try then: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install php5-sqlite
[22:28] <BajK> is there a way to keep recordmydesktop synchrone?!
[22:28] <BajK> or a better Screen Cast program?
[22:28] <BajK> when I use it always my video is 20 seconds shorter than the audio
[22:28] <BajK> and this just sucks
[22:28] <FloodBot1> BajK: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:28] <kingofswords> dont think grub is my problem..its bootmgr
[22:28] <geekeasy> Here's my error.
[22:28] <geekeasy> The following packages have unmet dependencies:
[22:28] <geekeasy>  php5-sqlite : Depends: php5-common (= 5.3.3-1ubuntu9.5) but 5.3.3-1ubuntu9.3 is to be installed
[22:29] <j3roth> Can someone point me in the right direction. I am trying to set up Ubuntu Server to accept multiple remote desktop sessions simultaneously.  Thanks! :)
[22:29] <tonyyarusso> geekeasy: what version of Ubuntu?  Does an apt-get update help?
[22:29] <PythonSnake> Hi i'm using gnome if a add workspace 16x16 the squares are too small how to fix thay
[22:29] <Terabyte> ScottR4 sorted
[22:29] <PythonSnake> that*
[22:29] <belal> hey
[22:29] <geekeasy> I'm 90% sure it's ubuntu 10.10
[22:29] <ScottR4> Terabyte: What's that now?
[22:30] <Terabyte> well xclient was already installed, no need to install a server, all that was needed to fix my issue was apt-get install libxtst6
[22:30] <belal> i run the bluedevil (bluetooth gui) and it says didnt find any bluetooth adapters.. whats going on? do i have to install something extra? last time i installed ubuntu it worked out of the box
[22:30] <ActionParsnip> belal: if you run:  sudo hcitool scan     doit scan ok?
[22:31] <Aerosonic> Oh hai
[22:31] <geekeasy> Nope, update doesn't seem to help.
[22:31] <belal> ActionParsnip: belal@ErebusPC:~$ sudo hcitool scan
[22:31] <belal> [sudo] password for belal:
[22:31] <belal> Scanning ...
[22:32] <tonyyarusso> geekeasy: Well, 5.3.3-1ubuntu9.5 is what is in the repos, so you either need to just do an update first, or fix a repo problem.
[22:32] <ActionParsnip> belal: looks good, is the bluetooth scanning?
[22:32] <ActionParsnip> sorry, flashing
[22:32] <BajK> man recordmydesktop is so a shitty program -.-
[22:32] <tonyyarusso> geekeasy: http://packages.ubuntu.com/maverick/php5-common
[22:32] <BajK> could be a GTK applicationm
[22:32] <belal> ActionParsnip: i have no light for bluetooth on the laptop
[22:32] <belal> ActionParsnip: but its activated
[22:32] <geekeasy> I did the update.  Should sudo apt-get upgrade php5 move me to a newer version of php5?
[22:33] <ScottR4> geekeasy: whatever's available in the repos as a newer package
[22:33] <ActionParsnip> belal: cool, do other bluetooth softwares work ok
[22:33] <belal> ActionParsnip: how do i check this?
[22:33] <nmbnbk> ok, I know it's not for this channel, but. How is that google service called that when you enter two words it returns you ten words just like it. So "Kobe bryant", "Mochael Jordan" would return "Shaquille o'neal", "Ray allen", etc.
[22:33] <belal> ActionParsnip: i have bluedevil at the tray, when i press it it says no adaptor found
[22:33] <belal> the last time i installed ubuntu it worked fine
[22:34] <belal> is there any other bluetooth software to try/
[22:34] <ActionParsnip> belal: try a different bluetooth manager
[22:35] <tonyyarusso> geekeasy: Do you have the security and updates repository sections enabled?
[22:35] <ActionParsnip> !info bluez
[22:35] <ActionParsnip> belal: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BluetoothSetup
[22:35] <belal> so bluez it is
[22:37] <ActionParsnip> belal: there are others
[22:37] <jzbl> nmbnbk, google sets in is in the lab section
[22:37] <Starminn> If I make something in LMMS, what are the restrictions I have to abide by in order to release it (for free, openly)?
[22:38] <jzbl> s/is in/
[22:38] <nmbnbk> jzbl thank you!
[22:38] <belal> ActionParsnip: ty anyway
[22:39] <PythonSnake> can kde break unity or something like gnome 3 ?
[22:39] <PythonSnake> !kde
[22:39] <Terabyte> is root disabled by default on ubunut server?
[22:39] <Terabyte> and does this still apply to ssh login?
[22:39] <tonyyarusso> Terabyte: Yes, and yes.
[22:39] <ZykoticK9> Terabyte, yes
[22:39] <Terabyte> thx
[22:39] <tonyyarusso> Terabyte: By default root has no password AND the default sshd config disables root login, so even if you set a password for root it won't be allowed via SSH.
[22:39] <Terabyte> in general does the state of an account always get mirrored for ssh access?
[22:40] <Terabyte> ok cool
[22:40] <tonyyarusso> Terabyte: Not exactly.  In the case of root it's a separate option.
[22:40] <PythonSnake> Can kde break unity or something like gnome 3 do ?
[22:40] <Terabyte> ok
[22:40] <IdleOne> PythonSnake: no, it will install kubuntu and you will have the choice at login in the session manager between Ubuntu and Kubuntu.
[22:41] <ActionParsnip> PythonSnake: i can't see kde breaking unity personally but I haven't used KDE in about 8 years
[22:41] <PythonSnake> IdleOne: so I need 2 gb more ?
[22:42] <IdleOne> PythonSnake: not sure how much more space it will require
[22:43] <Loonatic> Anyone have a choppy/synch issue with video using vlc with a nvidia card ?
[22:43] <jzbl> Loonatic: what sound output do you use?
[22:44] <ActionParsnip> Loonatic: what is the output of:  lsb_release -a; apt-cache policy vlc    please use http://pastebin.com to give the output. Thanks
[22:45] <PythonSnake> How to install KDE without installing Kubuntu ?
[22:46] <Loonatic> jzbl: very good question how can i know ?
[22:46] <ActionParsnip> PythonSnake: just install kde-plasma-desktop and it will give barebones kde
[22:46] <ActionParsnip> PythonSnake: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InstallingKDE
[22:49] <piero> Hi! I use KTorrent in Gnome Desktop. How can I change the visual preferences of qt based interfaces? The hint bar is dark-gray over a black background, unreadable.
[22:49] <jzbl> Loonatic: VLC -> Tools -> Pref. -> switch from Simple to All (Advanced) mode -> choose Audio and |> Output modules
[22:49] <neonkid> hell I'm having trouble installling ubuntu 10.04 lts, onto a vaio non stock computer.
[22:49] <philipballew> how can i take a folder owned as root and make the foldr and all its files owned to me
[22:49] <jzbl> Loonatic: try setting Alsa instead of "Default or Pulseaudio" , restart VLC and check
[22:50] <jzbl> philipballew: why would you like to do that? Is it a system folder (like /bin) ?
[22:50] <Loonatic> jzbl: will try that right away here the paste bin for the output : http://pastebin.com/Lphd8bRS
[22:51] <philipballew> jzbl, no. i copied music files from my external drive and since the drive mounted as root i guess the folders i coppied are root
[22:52] <neonkid> I'm having some trouble installing ubuntu, could someone help?
[22:52] <VCoolio> neonkid: explain where you're stuck, what error messages are etc.
[22:52] <Terabyte> does ubuntu server do encryption of home directories? how do i check if it's enabled?
[22:52] <jzbl> philipballew: sudo chown -R youruser:yourgroup <directory>
[22:52] <fpu> hello
[22:52] <fpu> I have problem with screen
[22:53] <rhalff_> hi what is the command to install all -dev package dependencies for a package ? I want to compile the latest version for some app from source
[22:53] <fpu> after having bad session and wiping it (screen -wipe)
[22:53] <rhalff_> build-dep or something ?
[22:53] <fpu> I can't start screen anymore
[22:53] <trism> rhalff_: sudo apt-get build-dep package_name;
[22:53] <philipballew> jzbl, sorry for being an idiot but what do i pit for my group
[22:53] <trism> rhalff_: yes, exactly
[22:53] <Combatjuan> I'd like to know what the pwd of a process was when it was started.  If I look at it with top I can see it was started with the command "python ./some_file.py" but I have 100 some_file.pys in the system.  I'd like to know which it was.
[22:53] <rhalff_> trism, thanks :-)
[22:53] <fpu> hmm
[22:54] <Combatjuan> If I go to /proc/<the_pid> there is a symlink called cwd but it seems to go to '/' and that definitely doesnt seem right.
[22:54] <jzbl> philipballew: or use the chmod command to add permissions
[22:55] <jzbl> philipballew: group is usually the same as username
[22:55] <arosen> How do i get the kernel source for the kernel i'm running?
[22:55] <ActionParsnip> Loonatic: http://www.videolan.org/vlc/download-ubuntu.html
[22:56] <Connor_> Hello? Is the person helping me before still on?
[22:56] <ActionParsnip> arosen: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Kernel/Compile
[22:56] <Connor_> I still need help
[22:56] <spasysheep> is it possible to mount a .sqfs file as read-write, or do I have to extract it, edit, the recompress?
[22:56] <arosen> Connor_: whats wrong?
[22:56] <Connor_> Well?
[22:56] <Connor_> Oh. \
[22:56] <Connor_> Ill tell yu
[22:56] <PythonSnake> !ask | Connor_
[22:56] <Combatjuan> Indeed, if I go to "/proc/<the_pid>" and I cat cmdline, I get "python ./some_file.py".  But if I ls "cwd" it clearly shows the root directory and there is no some_file.py there.  So I'm confused.
[22:57] <Connor_> ok
[22:58] <aaarh_i_hate_thi> xvilo is er net aangekomen! xvilo is de Owner van deze bot.
[22:58] <Connor_> I tried going into the bluetooth preference pane, and It said that my wireless mouse (apple standard) had connected, but when I moved the mouse, nothing happened. I am running ubunu 11.04 from a cd on my mac. What do I do?
[22:59] <oCean> xvilo: remove that bot please
[22:59] <xvilo> ooh yes
[22:59] <Connor_> I tried going into the bluetooth preference pane, and It said that my wireless mouse (apple standard) had connected, but when I moved the mouse, nothing happened. I am running ubunu 11.04 from a cd on my mac. What do I do?
[23:00] <Connor_> I tried going into the bluetooth preference pane, and It said that my wireless mouse (apple standard) had connected, but when I moved the mouse, nothing happened. I am running ubunu 11.04 from a cd on my mac. What do I do?
[23:00] <Connor_> I tried going into the bluetooth preference pane, and It said that my wireless mouse (apple standard) had connected, but when I moved the mouse, nothing happened. I am running ubunu 11.04 from a cd on my mac. What do I do?
[23:00] <tjiggi_fo> Connor_, so you said
[23:01] <Connor_> Hmm?
[23:01] <pwnus> hi ubuntu croud, is there a way in unity to change the location of the dock?
[23:01] <Combatjuan> Update: I suppose the /proc/<some_pid>/cwd confusion probably has to do with how python starts itself.  If I ls -la /proc/<the_pid>/fd then I can see that it has a file descriptor open to a particular some_file.py so I figured it out that way.
[23:01] <Connor_> what did you say tjiggi_fo?
[23:02] <Connor_> I tried going into the bluetooth preference pane, and It said that my wireless mouse (apple standard) had connected, but when I moved the mouse, nothing happened. I am running ubunu 11.04 from a cd on my mac. What do I do?
[23:02] <itaylor57> !repeat
[23:02] <tjiggi_fo> Connor_, I said we heard you the first time, soon as someone who can help you comes along they will
[23:02] <PythonSnake> !flood
[23:02] <Connor_> ok. sorry then
[23:03] <ActionParsnip> Connor_: if you run xev, do the mouse buttons create events?
[23:04] <PythonSnake> Hi
[23:04] <tjiggi_fo> pwnus, not yet
[23:04] <PythonSnake> how to get fn+f9 disable my touchpad ?
[23:04] <Connor_> firstly, I got on ubuntu about half an hour ago, and second, I have no mouse. that is why I am trying to connect m wireless apple one, actionparsnip....
[23:05] <Connor_> All I need to do is connect my apple mouse
[23:06] <Loonatic> ActionParsnip: thanks fro the link i updated VLC and testing as we speak
[23:07] <Connor_> Arg. I really do not like the linux user interface. Not enough guidance. Don't insult me for this.
[23:07] <ActionParsnip> Loonatic: sweet
[23:10] <neonkid> init: Failed to spawn mountall post-stop process: unable to execute : input/output error. what does this mean?
[23:10] <josh__> yo yo peoples
[23:11] <josh__> so i gots a question about nmap. but there ain't be nobody in the nmap room. can somebody here help me?
[23:11] <mehwork> i have a 1 TB drive with 8 GB of ram. How much space should i dedicate to my /home partition and how much swap space?
[23:11] <tonyyarusso> "there ain't be nobody"?  Really?
[23:12] <josh__> lol yeah. that's my ghetto voice
[23:12] <tonyyarusso> That's your stupid voice.
[23:12] <Rehan> if i setup two hard drives on my PC to be in raid 1 and then later decide i don't want mirroring and want to double my available disk space, is it easy to go back to a non-raid state without any data loss?
[23:12] <josh__> Ok, i shall speak proper english
[23:12] <ActionParsnip> mehwork: 8Gb swap if you need hibernate, otherwise you can get away with none if you want.
[23:12] <josh__> Would you prefer for me to use prescriptivist rules?
[23:13] <ActionParsnip> mehwork: set about 20Gb for / and the rest for /home is how i'd do it
[23:13] <robin0800> neonkid: I take it that google dosen't know
[23:13] <jzbl> mehwork: If you are not sure on the /home just use LVM
[23:13] <frank_> hi
[23:13] <josh__> howdy frank
[23:14] <jzbl> mehwork: If you are not sure on the /home just use LVM
[23:14] <frank_> can someone help me interpret the output of smartctl? Looks like /dev/urandom to me that has been put through a formater that inserts some tabs :)
[23:14] <neonkid> well, Considering I've been fighting this vaio for for about 6 months and been through 4 cd's and 2 dvd's I figured it was about time I got help.
[23:15] <valdyn> frank_: read the specs or try gsmartmontool
[23:15] <ActionParsnip> neonkid: what is the issue?
[23:15] <MadGirl> i guess the issue is i thought i bought professional, but when I entered the serial for that it didn't work
[23:15] <frank_> valdyn: I wouldn't ask if i didnt already tried to understand the output
[23:15] <valdyn> frank_: you can ask specific things
[23:16] <frank_> valdyn: is this disk failing? http://nopaste.info/e4889e6723.html
[23:16] <frank_> :)
[23:16] <valdyn> frank_: but its all on the spec, and in googles hd statistics
[23:16] <neonkid> well my computer refuses to have linux put on it.
[23:16] <ActionParsnip> neonkid: what happens when you try?
[23:16] <valdyn> frank_: can you see all tests completing with no error?
[23:17] <Combatjuan> neonkid: When do you get this error?  During normal startup?  When booting from the install disk?  When waking up from hibernation?
[23:17] <frank_> valdyn: I don't see any tests ("not_testing")
[23:18] <neonkid> it say's the disc is bad, my optical drive may be dirty, it was a bad burn, that I should burn at a slower speed, it never even loads, or it stops putting out video
[23:18] <valdyn> frank_: test was done at some point in the past
[23:18] <TravisD> If I want to install things using ./configure; make; make-install, is there a good way to keep things separated from the packages managed by apt?
[23:18] <josh__> so can someone answer a simple question about nmap for me?
[23:18] <neonkid> and i'm trying to install it
[23:18] <valdyn> frank_: its failing a few times on powerup. If thats happening ever time thats bad, if its not happening again thats not a problem
[23:18] <mu3en> neonkid, could you use some usb based media?
[23:19] <neonkid> nope, I wish.
[23:19] <mehwork> jzbl: does ubuntu have LVM options in the installer or what?
[23:19] <valdyn> frank_: s.m.a.r.t. isnt really smart, its just showing whats happening
[23:19] <basix-> is there a way to sync ipod touch on ubuntu?
[23:20] <josh__> derp. i guess not :(
[23:20] <frank_> valdyn: ok thanks. I think it's not reliable anymore. I see this messages in dmesg: http://nopaste.info/ffa2d75427.html
[23:20] <mehwork> basix-: i wouldnt trust anything but itunes for true ipod syncing,you can use ipod to 'transfer' though
[23:20] <basix-> k thx mehwork
[23:20] <jzbl> TravisD: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CheckInstall or PackagingGuide on the same page at the bottom. You can always look for a PPA for your application or use designated directory like /opt/local for your hand-compiled apps.
[23:20] <mehwork> frank_: i install windows in a vbox and use that for itunes
[23:20] <valdyn> frank_: thats a result of one such powerup error I assume
[23:21] <valdyn> frank_: now, you wouldnt really need smart to detect this error
[23:21] <valdyn> frank_: but thats how it is..
[23:21] <TravisD> jzbl: thanks
[23:21] <neonkid> I know it has something to do with my hardware though.
[23:21] <ActionParsnip> neonkid: did you MD5 test the ISO you downloaded?
[23:22] <neonkid> no, I downloaded it from ubuntu it self
[23:23] <mu3en> still neonkid, i seem to remember there is usually a test install media option when you first boot the cd? if not, you can run an MD5 check on the cd from within your other OS.
[23:23] <mu3en> at leasy will tell you that the cd is valid.
[23:23] <ActionParsnip> neonkid: doesn't matter, it can be garbaged in transit
[23:23] <frank_> valdyn: sure. I'm looking for a OS drive for my nexenta, since this drive hasn't to  be big I tried drives from my old media center pc, that's the background
[23:24] <ActionParsnip> neonkid: where you download it from its completely moot, if it passed MD5 test then the image is goof
[23:24] <ActionParsnip> *good
[23:24] <ActionParsnip> neonkid: you have not tested the ISO you hacve downloaded so you have no real way of knowing if the data you downloaded was complete or consistent
[23:24] <neonkid> I think it's my hardware that's causing the problem.
[23:24] <ActionParsnip> neonkid: well you never tested your ISO, good place to start diagnosing
[23:24] <moses> do you think ubuntu 10.10 is better resource wise than windows vista?
[23:25] <ActionParsnip> moses: that  is offtopic here
[23:25] <moses> what why?
[23:25] <frank_> because it isn't friday
[23:25] <valdyn> moses: thats a silly question everywhere
[23:25] <frank_> ;)
[23:25] <moses> i need advice on what linux i should run on this laptop instead of windows vista :(
[23:26] <PythonSnake> moses: ubuntu
[23:26] <neonkid> unless I'm the most unlucky guy in the world I doubt it's the iso. ive downloaded different version multiple times and they all fail I think it's my hard ware.
[23:26] <ActionParsnip> moses: this is for people with OS issues, everything else is entertained in #ubuntu-offtopic
[23:26] <frank_> moses: as you're asking in
[23:26] <leeeroooy_j> moses: try ubuntu 10.04, if you like it then stick with it
[23:26] <PythonSnake> !offtopic
[23:26] <frank_> #ubuntu, I'd recommend ubuntu.
[23:26] <ActionParsnip> neonkid: it still needs doing, you are having issues so you need to isolate what is good to remove it as a possible cause
[23:26] <frank_> try asking in #gentoo or #suse or #redhat ;)
[23:27] <mu3en> or #arch
[23:27] <ActionParsnip> or #xpud
[23:27] <PythonSnake> or #debian
[23:27] <frank_> or #fedora
[23:27] <neonkid> well I came on here to get help about this not the darn iso thing as I said before I think it's my hardware
[23:27] <mu3en> grin
[23:28] <katmagic> Hi. I'm having some issues with gksudo, namely that it doesn't work. I don't seem to actually have a .Xauthority file. Is this normal?
[23:28] <leeeroooy_j> neonkid: checking your iso should be the first thing you do after downloading it, always
[23:28] <frank_> katmagic: tried gksu?
[23:28] <pingveno> How do I remove the need to have a password for sudo. What is the best way to do that?
[23:29] <katmagic> it doesn't work any better.
[23:29] <pingveno> This is a test VM, so I'm not worried about security.
[23:29] <neonkid> can we get off the iso thing. I think the problem is with the hardware on the computer
[23:29] <leeeroooy_j> neonkid: whats the problem?
[23:29] <marck> remmeber me
[23:29] <MadGirl> i think the problem is , after I installed unbuntu, when I click on the Windows 7 option, it won't boot into windows..
[23:29] <ActionParsnip> neonkid: well you havent tested the ISO. If the image is bad it will cause all sorts of issues and make all efforts be for nought
[23:29] <frank_> pingveno: %admin ALL= NOPASSWD: ALL although i wouldnt recommend it
[23:29] <ActionParsnip> neonkid: it takes literally seconds. Why don't you just do it and we can progress
[23:29] <tonyyarusso> neonkid: If you think it's a hardware problem, why are you asking about it in a software support channel?
[23:29] <mu3en> pingvenoL using the command visudo
[23:29] <marck> can anyone help me
[23:29] <katmagic> Like I said, I don't seem to have an .Xauthority file. Is that normal?
[23:29] <marck> open the xorg file
[23:29] <pingveno> frank_: What do I need to worry about? Is there something beyond security?
[23:30] <marck> for me to put this Section "Monitor" 	Identifier "Monitor0" 	VendorName "DCLLCD" 	ModelName "DCL20AT" 	HorizSync 24 - 82 	VertRefresh 50 - 75 EndSection  Section "Device" 	Identifier "Device0" 	Driver "intel" 	VendorName "Intel 945GM" EndSection  Section "Screen" 	Identifier "Screen0" 	Device "Device0" 	Monitor "Monitor0" 	DefaultDepth 16 	SubSection "Display" 		Depth 24 		Modes "1680x1050" 	EndSubSection EndSection
[23:30] <leeeroooy_j> neonkid: i can only agree with ActionParsnip
[23:30] <PythonSnake> !details | marck
[23:30] <frank_> pingveno: no, just _security_...
[23:30] <neonkid> because I might need boot parameters.
[23:30] <frank_> ;P
[23:30] <leeeroooy_j> neonkid: are you on windows right now?
[23:30] <ohzie> Hey guys, I started installing 11.04 and it dropped from the gui install into what looks like my dmesg output. :(
[23:30] <ActionParsnip> !md5
[23:31] <pingveno> The only thing I'm running in this is scripts that I've written and scripts that my company has written. No security issues there.
[23:31] <neonkid> no i'm on ubuntu.
[23:31] <leeeroooy_j> neonkid: do you have the iso on your pc?
[23:31] <phlux> What is the program that lets you choose what ISP you're using for 3G/4G wifi cards? Is it just an Ubuntu thing, or can I use it on my Arch system?
[23:32] <leeeroooy_j> phlux: no programs let you choose your isp as far as i know as it depends on your sim or card
[23:32] <katmagic> phlux: NetworkManager, to which nm-applet is the graphical interface.
[23:32] <ActionParsnip> neonkid: then all you have to do is run:  md5sum filename    then compare to the hashes
[23:32] <ActionParsnip> !hashes | neonkid
[23:32] <mu3en> phlux, and yes it's available on arch
[23:32] <PythonSnake> !puppy
[23:33] <katmagic> I believe it supports most Linux versions, however you should be aware of https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/5331 when using any sort of wireless with Arch.
[23:33] <neonkid> it's not the iso. i'm sure. I think it's the hardware.
[23:33] <marck> ubottu ur a bot
[23:33] <phlux> leeeroooy_j: With my wife's Ubuntu system, I just plugged my 3G card in, went to the nm-applet in the panel, and clicked "Connect." It had a list of ISPs (Verizon, Sprint, etc) and automagically connected me to the correct one.
[23:33] <marck> yea sure
[23:33] <marck> lier
[23:33] <phlux> mu3en, katmagic: Ah, I use NetworkManager and my wifi works fine, though I've never tried the 3G portion.
[23:33] <phlux> I thought it was some other tool
[23:33] <CheckMate7> how can I make a .Bat file in ubuntu ?
[23:33] <leeeroooy_j> phlux: yes, that is used to set up your connection, not to let you choose an isp like "today i want verizon tomorrow at&t"
[23:33] <leeeroooy_j> with the same usb dongle or card or whatever you re using
[23:33] <BernardV> neonkid: Try downloading the Debian installer, If that works.....
[23:34] <tonyyarusso> CheckMate7: BAT files are for Windows.
[23:34] <phlux> leeeroooy_j: I suppose I could have worded it better (g)
[23:34] <neonkid> is that  a boot loader or something?
[23:34] <ActionParsnip> CheckMate7: you can create bash scripts in Linux
[23:34] <xarth> bonsoir
[23:34] <katmagic> CheckMate7: .bat files are just text files with Windows line endings. Though you can create them on Linux, they won't run.
[23:34] <ActionParsnip> !bot | marck
[23:35] <leeeroooy_j> phlux: well i dont mean to offend anyone (dont get me wrong please) but i thought you wanted to switch isp's which would be kinda hard :)
[23:35] <CheckMate7> So how can I run some Ms-dos command on linux ?
[23:35] <tonyyarusso> CheckMate7: First, why do you want to?
[23:35] <ActionParsnip> CheckMate7: what do you want to achieve?
[23:35] <BernardV> CheckMate7: What kind of commands?
[23:35] <phlux> leeeroooy_j: aye, understood.  A lot.)
[23:36] <ActionParsnip> Zuhaitz: that won't work. user is using python which won't run in dosbox very well
[23:37] <Zuhaitz> ah
[23:37] <tonyyarusso> CheckMate7: What is your real question?
[23:37] <neonkid> I need ubuntu on the computer though.
[23:37] <Zuhaitz> I didn't know what he wanted for
[23:37] <marck> i need to put this Section "Monitor" Identifier "Monitor0" VendorName "DCLLCD" ModelName "DCL20AT" HorizSync 24 - 82 VertRefresh 50 - 75 EndSection  Section "Device" Identifier "Device0" Driver "intel" VendorName "Intel 945GM" EndSection  Section "Screen" Identifier "Screen0" Device "Device0" Monitor "Monitor0" DefaultDepth 16 SubSection "Display" Depth 24 Modes "1680x1050" EndSubSection EndSection can u help me
[23:37] <Keds> Hi All
[23:37] <xarth> someone can help me about an error during a gcc compilation ? (sorry for my english)
[23:37] <ActionParsnip> marck: please use a pastebin for large pastes, it will be more readbale and it won't scroll the channel
[23:37] <chad___> My home directory is recognized as being the Desktop directory. How can I fix this?
[23:37] <axisys> i lost few of the applets earlier today.. I think I got most of them added back except I am missing the left bottom button that minimizes all active windows.. which applet gives that?
[23:38] <BernardV> Why neonkid ? You can install Debian in almost the same way Ubuntu runs.. If you install a base Debian system I think you could even add the Ubuntu repositories and upgrade to Ubuntu
[23:38] <Keds> I'm trying to get client side single signon working with SSH keys using pam_ssh
[23:38] <axisys> i am not using unity
[23:38] <Go7enKs> hey anybody can help me? I did un update today and now my Ubuntu slows down so much is unusable
[23:38] <CheckMate7> how can I get command.com ?
[23:38] <marck> i need the comman that open the xorg.conf file
[23:38] <Go7enKs> how can I undo it?
[23:38] <tonyyarusso> BernardV: No, adding Ubuntu repos to Debian is not a good idea.
[23:38] <Keds> The info out there is fairly thin on the ground and I haven't had much luck so far
[23:38] <mu3en> neonkid, and it's more as a way to test if your hardware is actually working?
[23:38] <marck> *command*
[23:38] <BernardV> tonyyarusso: ok! Never tried it ;)
[23:38] <tonyyarusso> CheckMate7: You can't.  command.com is a Windows program.  What are you actually trying to achieve?
[23:38] <leeeroooy_j> axisys: that one is called "show desktop"
[23:39] <ActionParsnip> chad___: in gconf-editor  go to Have a look in /apps/nautilus/preferences and check that desktop_is_home_dir is not checked
[23:39] <katmagic> Keds: You may be interested in the 'ControlMaster' option.
[23:39] <mu3en> ineonkid, ie. if you can't boot the debian install it's an indication that your hardware has some issues full stop
[23:39] <neonkid> I know the hard ware is working, it runs windows fine. It just dosent like ubuntu
[23:39] <Keds> Has anyone got pam_ssh working for single signon?
[23:39] <CheckMate7> well , can I get that on my ubuntu and let wine run it ?
[23:39] <axisys> leeeroooy_j: let me look for it.. thanks a lot
[23:39] <leeeroooy_j> axisys: you re welcome
[23:39] <ActionParsnip> neonkid: have you tested the RAM using the liveCD?
[23:39] <chad___> ActionParsnip: How would I go about doing this in the XFCE DE?
[23:40] <BernardV> neonkid: That doesn't say anything if it runs windows. I have a board that runs linux just fine, but can't install windows :)
[23:40] <ActionParsnip> CheckMate7: command.com is for windows. If you are working with python you do NOT need command.com
[23:40] <katmagic> So no one knows why I wouldn't have a .Xauthority file?
[23:40] <axisys> is there a way to reset all the applets to default setup ? i think i might be missing another applet
[23:40] <ActionParsnip> chad___: hmmm, not sure could install gconf-editor I guess
[23:40] <leeeroooy_j> axisys: one way would be make another account and use it, I'm not aware of any other
[23:40] <robin0800> marck: sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[23:41] <xarth> i m trying to compile gcc but i have this error: size of array 'off_t_is_large' is negative during the check of FILE_OFFSET_BITS. any idea about this ?
[23:41] <ActionParsnip> katmagic: you should have one by default, if you run:  cd; la    do you not see it
[23:41] <chad___> ActionParsnip: Okay, I'll try it.
[23:41] <fffffffuuuuuuuuu> noob here. Is this the right channel to beg for help?
[23:41]  * BernardV is happy to have a stable DVB-C setup with a Smargo+ smartcard reader :D
[23:41] <marck> thx robin
[23:41] <leeeroooy_j> fffffffuuuuuuuuu: yes
[23:41] <katmagic> I *do not* have one.
[23:41] <neonkid> yup and I tested the ide hard drives, the grafics ard and the processor, all are in  good working order. and I had it on there before but it had a failure and now it wont go back on.
[23:41] <katmagic> This is my problem. :3
[23:42] <BernardV> neonkid: It could be some bios config.. like a setting vor OS/2 or something
[23:42] <neonkid> +-
[23:42] <axisys> leeeroooy_j: right.. and then I could just cheat from it.. thanks
[23:42] <mu3en> neonkid are you using a live cd?
[23:42] <leeeroooy_j> axisys: you're welcome
[23:42] <ActionParsnip> neonkid: set your BIOS to failsafe, may help
[23:43] <neonkid> a live dvd. and it isnt the bios
[23:43] <josh__> omg i think i'm in love with ubuntu <3 <3 <3
[23:43] <fffffffuuuuuuuuu> What does it mean when mount hangs trying to mount a LUKS volume contained in an LVM volume? With the -v option it hangs on "you didn't specify a filesystem type ... I will try ext4"
[23:44] <fffffffuuuuuuuuu> Please tell me it doesn't mean my hard drive is dead.
[23:44] <BernardV> neonkid: Do you want to try some suggestions or are you waiting to get an answer of which you think could be the answer. If that's the case you will have to tell everything you have tried... like bios settings etc..
[23:44] <xarth>  Is this the right channel to beg for help about the gcc compilation ?
[23:44] <tonyyarusso> fffffffuuuuuuuuu: It means you didn't specify a filesystem type.
[23:46] <fffffffuuuuuuuuu> added a -t ext4 (which is the correct file system type). It's just hanging. Is there no way of getting an even more verbose output from mount?
[23:47] <Starminn> If I made something with Linux Multimedia Studio, used it freely and openly, what restrictions would I have to follow?
[23:47] <arosen> fffffffuuuuuuuuu: dmesg?
[23:47] <katmagic> xarth: Possibly. What are you trying to compile?
[23:47] <neonkid> well I have tryed a few different live cd and dvd's (installed on other computer's), tryed wubi, tryed the f6 options and different bios configurations.
[23:47] <jzbl> fffffffuuuuuuuuu: dmesg and strace...
[23:47] <xarth> katmagic, a cross compiler for arm
[23:47] <ActionParsnip> neonkid: tried booting usb?
[23:48] <xarth> i tried to compile gcc for my native without problems but for arm i have a problem
[23:48] <neonkid> The bios wont let me.
[23:48] <katmagic> You're trying to compile a compiler that compiles for ARM, or you're trying to compile something for ARM?
[23:48] <BernardV> neonkid: What kind of resolution and graphical interface does the vaio have?
[23:49] <ActionParsnip> neonkid: do you have a floppy drive?
[23:49] <mu3en> what's floppy drive?...
[23:49] <xarth> i m trying to compile a compiler for gcc
[23:49] <ActionParsnip> mu3en: takes a 3.5" disk
[23:49] <xarth> sorry for arm
[23:49] <tman_tman> what command do i run to find the chipset of my wireless card so i can use that info to configure kismet?
[23:50] <xarth> but i have this error: checking for _FILE_OFFSET_BITS value needed for large files .....   error: size of array 'off_t_is_large' is negative
[23:50] <leeeroooy_j> tman_tman: id try lshw  first
[23:50] <neonkid> it has a standerd resolution, 1024x786 or something
[23:50] <Terabyte> what's the opposite of sudo adduser username admin
[23:50] <Terabyte> (to de-admin them)
[23:50] <mu3en> grin... as in not a 3.5" SATA drive i guess Action Parsnip...
[23:50] <tman_tman> ok i'll try that
[23:50] <ActionParsnip> Terabyte: rmuser     you can use -p to remove their home too
[23:50] <Terabyte> i don't want to delete the user
[23:50] <Terabyte> i just want to unadmin them
[23:51] <ActionParsnip> mu3en: no, they take disks like this http://img.ehowcdn.co.uk/article-page-main/ehow-uk/images/a04/m7/a1/floppy-drive-save-information-800x800.jpg
[23:51] <ActionParsnip> Terabyte: ahh, then its not that
[23:51] <leeeroooy_j> tman_tman: to just focus on your card you may want to put sudo lshw -c network
[23:51] <tman_tman> one more thing do you know what information i put under the kismet source line in kismet.conf
[23:51] <BernardV> xarth: You want to compile a compiler for ARM to compile for arm on a x86 CPU?
[23:51] <ActionParsnip> Terabyte: look into usermod to remove them from the admin group
[23:51] <xarth> BernardV, yes
[23:51] <Kindari> Hey guys. Just got a new mouse with extra buttons (buttons 6 & 7 I guess). Wondering how I can change what keys they emulate.
[23:51] <chad___> ActionParsnip: I couldn't get to the gconf settings you mentioned
[23:51] <leeeroooy_j> tman_tman: sorry i don't use kismet
[23:52] <BernardV> Then google for "gcc arm toolchain"
[23:52] <mu3en> damn...that must hold what..at least a mb and a half ActionParsnip
[23:52] <tman_tman> ok thats cool thank you very much
[23:52] <tman_tman> that helped alot
[23:52] <tman_tman> :)
[23:52] <ActionParsnip> chad___: sudo apt-get install gconf-editor
[23:52] <ebec1983> Does anybody have experience making multiple monitor support for a video card that doesn't automatically register the second display?
[23:52] <leeeroooy_j> tman_tman: you re welcome :)
[23:53] <neonkid> the only floppy drive I have is on the coputer in question
[23:53] <xarth> BernardV, thx, but i will already tried. I followed this tutorial: http://gcc.gnu.org/install/index.html .
[23:53] <chad___> ActionParsnip: I already downloaded it and ran it, but I can't get to /apps/nautilus/preferences.
[23:53] <neonkid> computer*
[23:53] <leeeroooy_j> ebec1983: sadly that is sometimes common, what video card are you using?
[23:53] <BernardV> xarth: What's the target? Something like the Mini2440 board?
[23:53] <chad___> ActionParsnip: Those directories are missing
[23:53] <ebec1983> GeForce 8400 GS. Thanks btw for any help
[23:54] <xarth> BernardV, my target is an arm
[23:54] <Kindari> I tried following this guide for mapping more buttons, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ManyButtonsMouseHowto but when I execute "imwheel -c" I get "configuration terminated by signal 11"
[23:54] <BernardV> xarth: Maybe you can find some usefull info on http://www.friendlyarm.net something like: http://www.friendlyarm.net/forum/topic/1582
[23:54] <leeeroooy_j> ebec1983: you re welcome, I'll do my best to help you , could you please tell me/us what version of ubuntu and nvidia drivers you re using?
[23:54] <moses> how come when ubuntu installs it doesnt take longer to format the disk???
[23:54] <xarth> BernardV, I compiled different tools used by gcc. (mpfr gmp cloog ppl mpc)
[23:54] <xarth> ok i will check
[23:55] <xarth> thx
[23:55] <BernardV> xarth: I have a few ARM boards here, but didn't have the time to test them, so I don't know exactly how to get it working.
[23:55] <ActionParsnip> chad___: i see, hmm
[23:55] <ebec1983> latest desktop and nvidia drivers sorry i'm on windows right now. should i check and come back?
[23:55] <ActionParsnip> chad___: do you have the folder $HOME/Desktop    ?
[23:55] <mu3en> there is #ubuntu-arm too xarth
[23:55] <chad___> ActionParsnip: YEs
[23:55] <leeeroooy_j> ebec1983: did you install  those drivers from jockey? using proprietary ones?
[23:56] <ActionParsnip> chad___: I'd ask in #xubuntu too, let me websearch
[23:56] <ebec1983> proprietary from drivers settings in admin
[23:56] <Terabyte> still haven't figured it out
[23:56] <ebec1983> the "typical" way
[23:56] <chad___> ActionParsnip: I did earlier today, but unfortunately it's not nearly as active
[23:56] <ebec1983> sorry i wish i had more
[23:56] <leeeroooy_j> ebec1983: it would be rather hard to provide you help if you re not on Ubuntu but lets see, do both monitors work with windows in the first place?
[23:57] <xarth> BernardV, my idea is to compile a cross compiler for arm and use qemu to test it
[23:57] <xarth> mu3en, ok i will test
[23:57] <xarth> thx
[23:57] <ebec1983> not without nvidia drivers. should i check x.org configuration settings and manually add the second monitor?
[23:57] <ActionParsnip> chad___: mousepad ~/.config/xfce4/desktop/xfdesktoprc
[23:57] <leeeroooy_j> ebec1983: so with nvidia drivers the 2 monitors work under windows?
[23:57] <ActionParsnip> chad___: change show-home=true   to show-home=false
[23:58] <BernardV> gcc can compile for arm with the right toolchains, I don't know if you can compile gcc for arm...
[23:58] <vlt> Hello. How can I run a program and tell it to always stay on top of the other X windows?
[23:58] <ActionParsnip> vlt: i believe its a setting in ccsm
[23:58] <chad___> ActionParsnip: This file is empty. Sjust input that?
[23:58] <katmagic> Terabyte: Probably `sudo usermod -G "$(groups $USER | sed -e "s/$BAD_GROUP//;s/ /,/g; s/^,//; s/,$//; s/,,//")" $USER`
[23:58] <chad___> ActionParsnip: So*
[23:58] <ActionParsnip> chad___: http://richs-lxh.com/howto-hide-or-show-xfce-desktop-icons/#comment-8006
[23:58] <Starminn> vlt: Or after it's running just set "Always on top" by right-clicking on the title bar
[23:58] <ebec1983> leeeeroooy, yes they do with nvidia drivers under Windows.
[23:59] <tylerCanada> is there anyway to set up Twinview so that using two different monitors (with different resolutions) I don't have a 'single virtual desktop' that is taller than one of my monitors can display?
[23:59] <Terabyte> katmagic is there a better way that's slightly more verifiable?
[23:59] <leeeroooy_j> ebec1983: did you try look for a "dual monitor" option under nvidia control panel? (under Ubuntu)
[23:59] <Terabyte> god knows if that code works
[23:59] <vlt> Starminn: I'm looking for a way to _run_ it on top from the very beginning.
[23:59] <BernardV> xarth: You could also install ubuntu-arm in qemu and install gcc :P
[23:59] <Starminn> vlt: Then as someone else said, ccsm is likely what you want
[23:59] <tylerCanada> ideally I would like both monitors to run at native resolutions and for the window manager to just stop windows from appearing where I can't see them
[23:59] <intrader> Hello, I have the need to provide more disk space to root and home. I have an 8.8 GB unmounted reiserfs which I believe I could use. How do I do this?


[01:52] <pleia2> meeting in 9 or so minutes :)
[02:00] <pleia2> #startmeeting
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[02:00] <pleia2> hi everyone! who all is here for the meeting?
[02:00] <pleia2> #link https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CaliforniaTeam/Meetings/12July29
[02:00] <darthrobot> Title: [CaliforniaTeam/Meetings/12July29 - Ubuntu Wiki]
[02:00] <pleia2> Agenda is there, not much on it :)
[02:02] <pleia2> so... upcoming events, we have a San Francisco Ubuntu Hour and Debian dinner on Wednesday the 8th: http://loco.ubuntu.com/events/ubuntu-california/1863/detail/
[02:02] <darthrobot> Title: [Ubuntu Hour San Francisco | Ubuntu LoCo Team Portal]
[02:04] <pleia2> anyone have any other events or thoughts for events?
[02:04] <scientes> oh hey im finially going to make it to one of these
[02:04] <pleia2> I discovered this the other day (sf perl mongers were having a meeting there): http://www.yelp.com/biz/quetzal-internet-cafe-san-francisco
[02:04] <darthrobot> Title: [Quetzal Internet Cafe - San Francisco, CA]
[02:04] <pleia2> hi scientes
[02:05] <pleia2> I haven't been yet, so I'll see about scoping it out for a release get together :)
[02:05] <scientes> hope the traffic isn't as bad as it was yesterday evening
[02:07] <pleia2> so... anyone else have anything?
[02:08] <eps> I found another device with Ubuntu inside: http://pwnieexpress.com/pages/frequently-asked-questions
[02:08] <darthrobot> Title: [Frequently Asked Questions | Pwnie Express]
[02:08] <scientes> we need arm devices with more than 1GB of ram
[02:09] <pleia2> eps: cool
[02:09] <scientes> wow it ships with gcc already installed, that is uncommon these days
[02:10] <scientes> however the fact that they are using ubuntu on that shows that they are, kinda, behind the times...
[02:10] <scientes> as ubuntu doesn't run on those anymore
[02:10] <pleia2> ok, I might just wrap this up if we don't have any more team stuff
[02:10] <scientes> i run debian on mine
[02:10] <pleia2> #endmeeting
[02:10] <darthrobot> Meeting ended Mon Jul 30 02:10:56 2012 UTC.
[02:10] <darthrobot> Minutes:        http://ihas.5cat.com/~darthrobot/ubuntu-us-ca/2012/ubuntu-us-ca.2012-07-30-02.00.moin.txt
[02:11] <pleia2> thanks guys :)
[02:12] <scientes> i dont see the gsm/3g stuff
[02:41] <scientes> http://rsalveti.wordpress.com/2012/07/29/pre-built-images-for-xbmc-ubuntu-12-04-based-with-hw-acceleration-finally-available-at-linaro/
[02:41] <darthrobot> Title: [Pre-built images for XBMC (Ubuntu 12.04 based) with hw acceleration finally available at Linaro « rsalveti’s random thoughts]
[02:41] <scientes> does that mean gstreamer and vlc too?
[22:55] <bkerensa> pleia2: have you ever had a mailing list detect your @ubuntu.com alias and just use the actual sending acct?
[22:55] <bkerensa> for some reason the IETF mailman servers detect I am sending from @gmail even when using my @ubuntu alias
[23:53] <jtatum> gmail tacks on a header that shows the actual from account, if i remember right, bkerensa - could that be what you're seeing?


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