[12:01] <IncredibleHink> Hor|zon, i have the drive partitioned and formatted and it already tells me 5 gig is used...... also it doesnt show me the drive in the filesystem browser
[12:01] <sid> How can I tar/bzip2 a directory to maximum compression?
[12:01] <master_> !feisty
[12:01] <master_> doh
[12:01] <ardchoille> kernel06: Do you have a panel?
[12:01] <avb> kernel06: you need one of two applets
[12:01] <randomwalker> kernel06, right click on panel, add to panel, window list
[12:01] <corevette> can itunes see amarok in a network like rhythmbox can?
[12:01] <Lobosque> how do I write in a fat32 partition in Ubuntu?
[12:01] <Shauny> why do i get the error libapache2-mod-php4: Depends: apache2-mpm-prefork  when i try to install libapache2-mod-php4 but i a;ready have prefork installed as the latest version
[12:01] <agnivesh> how to install nvu on feisty ?
[12:01] <Hor|zon> IncredibleHink, what did you format it as? and I'm guessing it's not mounted if you can't see it
[12:01] <necr0mancer> deserteagle: I tried using alsamixer and the pcm channel is not muted.  Any other suggestions? :(
[12:01] <dts> How do i debug my sound, it's not working at all
[12:01] <avb> kernel06:put  window list back
[12:02] <NeoTheOne-> i hate this bug :((
[12:02] <avb> kernel06: windows list or windows selector
[12:02] <IncredibleHink> Hor|zon, ext3 with msdos disk label..... its not mounted yet
[12:02] <soundray> Lordveda: absolutely
[12:02] <kernel06> avb: did work
[12:02] <seb_> Anyway, I'll just ask... The guide tells me to write cat /proc/bus/input/devices and find something like "Logitech USB receiver" as name, however I get N: Name="Macintosh mouse button emulation" ... but I'm not using a mac... any hint?
[12:02] <Hasrat_USA> woot! x loaded successfully. thanks idefixx
[12:02] <foug> where's my trash folder?
[12:02] <Hor|zon> IncredibleHink, do a "mount" in the terminal and see if there are any new disks
[12:02] <bjv> foug: ~/.trash?
[12:03] <avb> foug: ~/.Trash
[12:03] <Gigi> Hi!  It is a problem to enable a restricted driver (I enabled my nvida 256mbs but nothing wrong happened)
[12:03] <yell0w> Flannel, you around ?
[12:03] <ardchoille> ~/.Trash
[12:03] <kernel06> avb: is there a way to use ms fonts system wise i loaded msfonts and i can use only in openoffice as fonts don't look good in my laptop
[12:03] <agnivesh> how to install nvu on feisty ?
[12:03] <foug> avb: ehh i dunno what that means, i typed that into terminal and nothing
[12:03] <IncredibleHink> Hor|zon, not sure what i am looking for but i dont see the /sdb
[12:03] <avb> foug: cd ~/.Trash/
[12:03] <avb> mc
[12:03] <ardchoille> foug: cd ~/.Trash
[12:03] <yell0w> Flannel, got it to work all within 1.7 gb =)) , shiny feisty =))
[12:04] <bjv> Gigi: restricted means that the intellectual property & the code to make the device work is not open-source
[12:04] <necr0mancer> deserteagle: I tried using alsamixer and the pcm channel is not muted.  Any other suggestions? :(
[12:04] <Hasrat_USA> trailer trash?
[12:04] <avb> foug: or in nautilus press Ctrl-L and enter ~/.Trash/
[12:04] <foug> avb: ardchoille: ahh needed a big T, command to clear?
[12:04] <NeoTheOne-> why i got low signal wifi whist chipset atheros at fiesty? Any one have same problem?
[12:04] <avb> foug: yep, folder is .Trash. with big T
[12:04] <agnivesh> how to install nvu on feisty ?
[12:04] <Gigi> oh... thanks bjv Just other question... how can I enable desktop 3d effects (with feisty)
[12:04] <bjv> Gigi: not that you are restricted from using it. on the contrary, Nvidia makes the closed-drivers available *for* you to use
[12:04] <what_if> is there a GUI tool for creating preseed files ??
[12:04] <avb> kernel06: i'm using msttcorefonts
[12:04] <Hor|zon> IncredibleHink, do a "dmesg | tail -f" in the terminal and see if ti says anything about sdb
[12:04] <avb> kernel06: check your xorg.conf
[12:05] <seb_> why doesn't anyone care about me? :P
[12:05] <Hor|zon> it*
[12:05] <kernel06> do i need to set anything in xorg.conf
[12:05] <Hasrat_USA> gigi it's already in there. you just have to go to gnome menu, look for 'desktop effetcs' and enabe the two options
[12:05] <avb> kernel06: FontPath "/var/lib/defoma/x-ttcidfont-conf.d/dirs/TrueType"
[12:05] <foug> command to clear my trash?
[12:05] <avb> kernel06: this must be in section Fonts
[12:05] <knoppix10> is there a way to search a partition for the resierfs superblock to find what cyldiner a partition should start on?
[12:05] <wastrel> hello
[12:05] <randomwalker> foug, right click on trash folder, empty trash
[12:05] <IncredibleHink> Hor|zon, negative\
[12:05] <kernel06> avb: let me try will let you know thanks
[12:05] <avb> kernel06: afaik ubuntu installer put it from the beginning
[12:05] <foug> randomwalker: terminal command
[12:05] <bjv> Gigi: the name of the package is 'beryl'   apt-get install beryl would get the basics, check around on the ubuntu web pages for more
[12:05] <yell0w> knoppix10, look for tune2fs or mk2fs
[12:05] <Lordveda> need to ask about whether it is possible to use the server CD to install ubuntu desktop software
[12:05] <bjv> !beryl
[12:06] <ubotu> Beryl is a window manager that takes advantage of an OpenGL accelerated X environment. See http://forum.beryl-project.org/ - Help in #ubuntu-effects
[12:06] <yell0w> !tune2fs
[12:06] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about tune2fs - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[12:06] <Gigi> My screen supports more than 1024 x 768.  How can I increase more my resolution?
[12:06] <seb_> !logitech
[12:06] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about logitech - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[12:06] <randomwalker> foug: in the command line, go to the trash folder and "rm *"
[12:06] <knoppix10> yell0w, those will help me find the superblock?
[12:06] <agnivesh> how to install nvu on feisty ?
[12:06] <randomwalker> foug: be careful, that's dangerous
[12:06] <mojojojo_> hi, although I installed all suggested plugins I can't play Radio streams for Windows Media Player, what can I do?
[12:06] <yell0w> knoppix10, yes
[12:06] <avb> Gigi: dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[12:06] <seb_> !mouse
[12:06] <ubotu> Enabling extra mouse buttons: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ManyButtonsMouseHowto  - Enabling serial mouse: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SerialMouseHowto
[12:06] <cotton> Whats the command to restart apache?
[12:06] <zcat[1] > !resolution
[12:06] <ubotu> The X Window System is the part of your system that's responsible for graphical output. To restart your X, type  sudo /etc/init.d/?dm restart  in a console - To fix screen resolution or other X problems: http://help.ubuntu.com/community/FixVideoResolutionHowto
[12:06] <avb> Gigi: try this command with sudo
[12:06] <jinzo> Gigi, it's in system --> Preferences
[12:06] <mte_> hello.. I'd like to set up printer sharing (feisty as server, os x as client). I've found this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=310450 but doesn't seem to cover feisty. Has some progress  been made with feisty or should I stick to that guide?
[12:06] <foug> randomwalker: cool thanks
[12:06] <mojojojo_> cotton: /etc/init.d/apachectl restart ?
[12:06] <Hasrat_USA> gigi edit xorg.conf file. make back up before you do so
[12:06] <ardchoille> cotton: sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
[12:06] <yell0w> knoppix10, be careful, might wipe your partition if you enter the wrong flag/command
[12:06] <Hor|zon> IncredibleHink, but it's listed in gparted and doesn't show any error signs?
[12:06] <Tim02> When I run IWCONFIG it shows my adapter is conected to a network, how to I disconnect it from automaticly connecting to networks!!!
[12:07] <knoppix10> yell0w, ok
[12:07] <Shauny> why does mysql administrator crash when i click on users?
[12:07] <agnivesh> how to install nvu on feisty ?
[12:07] <jinzo> cotton, /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
[12:07] <jester626> I have an Ubuntu desktop machine as well as an Ubuntu Server set up on a small network. I have Samba working properly. The only problem I am having is that a lot of desktop top applications do not show network shares in the "Save As" portion of the application.  Is there a work-around for this minor issue?
[12:07] <yell0w> knoppix10, i did, 5b worth of music =))
[12:07] <IncredibleHink> Hor|zon, right it shows that its formatted ext3 with an msdos DL and its un mounted
[12:07] <avb> agnivesh: sudo apt-get install nvu?
[12:07] <yell0w> pfft gone
[12:07] <zcat[1] > agnivesh, sudo apt-get install nvu
[12:07] <yell0w> lol
[12:07] <tarzeau> telnet <IP_ADDRESS> 27015
[12:07] <foug> avb: using ~./Trash/ in nautilus does't work
[12:07] <cotton> thanks
[12:07] <Hor|zon> IncredibleHink, create an fstab line for it
[12:07] <Gigi> OK!  Thanks guys!  I will go on
[12:07] <seb_> hm, I just noticed that my mouse buttons indeed work, but are all messed up...
[12:08] <Hor|zon> IncredibleHink, manually mount it for now to test it
[12:08] <kernel06> avb: the path already exists in xorg.conf
[12:08] <hendaus> hiya
[12:08] <zcat[1] > E: Couldn't find package nvu -- hmmmm
[12:08] <avb> foug: ~/.Trash/
[12:08] <kernel06> avb: there's nothing i need to reboot right
[12:08] <DaMi3n> does anyone know how to set up atp-proxy ?
[12:08] <avb> foug: not ~./Trash/
[12:08] <Tim02> When I run IWCONFIG it shows my adapter is conected to a network, how to I disconnect it from automaticly connecting to networks!!!
[12:08] <ardchoille> !info nvu Feisty
[12:08] <jinzo> jester626, you could mount them by hand in fstab
[12:08] <ubotu> Package nvu does not exist in feisty
[12:08] <Hor|zon> IncredibleHink, "sudo mount -f ext3 /dev/sdb /path/t/folder/you/created"
[12:08] <zcat[1] > wha's a good html editor?
[12:08] <washbear> nvu
[12:08] <randomwalker> foug: in nautulis select "show hidden files"
[12:08] <foug> avb: it's telling me it can't find it in my home folder
[12:08] <zcat[1] > wha's a good html editor in feisty?
[12:08] <ajehuk> zcat[1]  - wysiwyg or text?
[12:08] <jester626> jinzo: Can you point me to a website that explains how to do that?
[12:08] <Hor|zon> IncredibleHink, wait...change -f for -t
[12:09] <washbear> zcat[1]  NVU
[12:09] <Och4> i need help with my wireless connect, i can't connect to my router, but i got the key and everything.
[12:09] <IncredibleHink> Hor|zon, k
[12:09] <agnivesh> avb: terminal says: couldn't find the package nvu
[12:09] <Hor|zon> :P
[12:09] <avb> kernel06: you need to relogin after u install fonts
[12:09] <ardchoille> zcat[1] : ooffice -web  ?
[12:09] <zcat[1] > washbear, what repo?
[12:09] <randomwalker> foug: or Ctrl+H
[12:09] <DaMi3n> does anyone know how to set up atp-proxy ?
[12:09] <IncredibleHink> Hor|zon, do i need to make a folder in the root to mount the drive to? like /D or something
[12:09] <kernel06> avb: sure let me do that thanks
[12:09] <avb> agnivesh: what is nvu?
[12:09] <Shauny> why does MySQL Administrator crash when i click on users? it says getting data from database but hangs and i am connected to localhost
[12:09] <foug> randomwalker: ok i see it now, hmm, everything is in my home folder
[12:09] <foug> randomwalker: different form windows and kind of annoying, lol
[12:09] <washbear> zcat[1]  -not sure, universe, multiverse - just enable all and search
[12:09] <Derek_Russo> does anyone know how to get a logitech mouse's buttons supported in ubuntu?
[12:09] <tarzeau> concept10: bet i'll ascend?
[12:09] <randomwalker> foug, once you get used to it it makes a lot more sense
[12:09] <agnivesh> avb: html editor
[12:09] <zcat[1] > they're all enabled here afaik, still no nvu
[12:10] <randomwalker> foug, that everything is in the same place
[12:10] <foug> randomwalker: cool
[12:10] <corevette> can itunes detect amarok in the network?
[12:10] <openminddj> hi all, new to ubuntu feisty and would like to know how to install Ardour2
[12:10] <kevor> Hello, wanted to install freenx (on edgy) but i see it's gone to 2x.com now, is there a howto on how to install on edgy?
[12:10] <ardchoille> zcat[1] : nvu doesn't exist in Feisty
[12:10] <Tim02> When I run IWCONFIG it shows my adapter is conected to a network, how to I disconnect it from automaticly connecting to networks!!!\
[12:10] <Tarkus> im trying to install realplayer so i can watch videos. any idea how to install if its a .bin file?
[12:10] <randomwalker> foug: stuff that begins with a dot is hidden by default
[12:10] <LegoLinux> I'm back!
[12:10] <Gunrun> guys, I have a HUGE problem. I have just installed ubuntu 7.04, and it gets to grub, and gives me error 17
[12:10] <Gunrun> I am booting off the live CD
[12:10] <LegoLinux> And I have the info
[12:10] <foug> randomwalker: got'cha
[12:10] <razzia> hello
[12:10] <krnlg> hi, anyone know anywhere I can download the bcm43xx_fwcutter package? I can't get net access in linux and berlios.de is down...
[12:10] <Gunrun> so basically I can't get into any of my OSes
[12:10] <jinzo> jester626, http://www.hgriggs.com/fstab.html <-- scroll down to /etc/fstab
[12:10] <zcat[1] > Tarkus, use mplayer or vlc. realplayer sucks imho
[12:10] <knoppix10> is there a way to search a partition for the resierfs superblock to find what cyldiner a partition should start on?
[12:10] <Och4> can anyone help me with my wireless connect problem?
[12:11] <knoppix10> I changed the starting block of a partition without realizing that then it wouldn't be able to find the superblock
[12:11] <corevette> how do you install mp3 support on rhythmbox...what packages
[12:11] <knoppix10> but I forgot the old superblock
[12:11] <jester626> jinzo:  Thanks, I'll have a look
[12:11] <Tarkus> zcat[1] : what about helix player?
[12:11] <jrib> corevette: what version of ubuntu?
[12:11] <knoppix10> the old start cyldiner
[12:11] <corevette> feisty jrib
[12:11] <knoppix10> how do I find it out?
[12:11] <Tim02> HEY GUYS,  when I run IWCONFIG it shows my adapter is conected to a network, how to I disconnect it from automaticly connecting to networks!!!
[12:11] <jrib> corevette: just double click on an mp3
[12:11] <Gunrun> guys, I have a HUGE problem. I have just installed ubuntu 7.04, and it gets to grub, and gives me error 17
[12:11] <foug> how do i control what my other mounse buttons do?
[12:11] <cotton> ardchoille: Thanks alot for everything you have helped me with
[12:11] <LegoLinux> OK, here is the NVIDIA driver & X server output error message:
[12:11] <agnivesh> Any other visual website designer for feisty except nvu ?
[12:11] <Shauny> why does MySQL Administrator crash when i click on users? it says getting data from database but hangs and i am connected to localhost
[12:11] <corevette> jrib, it won't play...i'm asking what the package is
[12:11] <washbear> zcat[1]  - hmm... you could try: http://www.nvu.com/download/nvu-1.0.ubuntu.5.04.deb
[12:11] <ardchoille> cotton: You're welcome :)
[12:11] <eoX> Hi i have a stupid question i am looking at route -n table but found something i like to change where is the routing table file located? i would like to nano it instead of learning the route syntax
[12:11] <Hor|zon> IncredibleHink,  the folder can be anywhere
[12:12] <wastrel> what folder
[12:12] <void^> knoppix10: testdisk should be able to help you
[12:12] <IncredibleHink> Hor|zon, k
[12:12] <avb> agnivesh: have u tried bluefish?
[12:12] <razzia> wow.. soo many people.  are here any "subchannels" ?
[12:12] <jrib> corevette: when you double click it should prompt you to install packages, but:
[12:12] <jrib> !mp3 > corevette    (corevette, see the private message from ubotu)
[12:12] <sanity_x> I don't get what the big deal about installing multimedia codecs is. apt-get install vlc. done.
[12:12] <zcat[1] > Tarkus; the last time I installed realplayer (way back under RH6 iirc) it took over all my file associations and took me half a day to fix up the mess and remove the steaming pile of crap. I swore that day I would never touch anything to do with it again. I never have.
[12:12] <Shauny> why does MySQL Administrator crash when i click on users? it says getting data from database but hangs and i am connected to localhost
[12:12] <avb> agnivesh: nvu is not in the ubuntu repositiry
[12:12] <razzia> like sorted in countries etc
[12:12] <jrib> corevette: I mean, double click in the file manager, not in rhythmbox
[12:12] <Mumbles> anyone in here know about tcpdump? i dont want to see stuff from port 80 and 1060
[12:12] <sacater> ajehuk: yes
[12:12] <corevette> yes i know jrib
[12:13] <ajehuk> sacater - thats some lag there :)
[12:13] <sacater> ajehuk: when i try to connect my palm tungsten e2 to ubuntu, i get PPP timeout
[12:13] <krichie> hy
[12:13] <sacater> ajehuk: no, i was busy :P
[12:13] <billy> is there a program like ubotu that you can use without using xchat?
[12:13] <agnivesh> avb: I haven't . can i visually design a simple website with blue, I don't want to write very long html code
[12:13] <ajehuk> sacater - usb conection?
[12:13] <wraith> hi
[12:13] <sacater> ajehuk: bluetooth
[12:13] <ajehuk> sacater - ah,
[12:13] <jaleo> help
[12:13] <sacater> ajehuk: i could try the cable i suppose
[12:13] <avb> agnivesh: i dont know, try it.
[12:13] <ajehuk> sacater - what are you running on the e2?
[12:14] <jrib> billy: to do what?  answer ubuntu support questions?
[12:14] <sacater> ajehuk: im trying to connect to the wbe
[12:14] <sacater> web
[12:14] <Tarkus> zcat[1] : alright, i just like the look of helix player and realplayer. but helix doesnt work with my .avi videos.
[12:14] <avb> agnivesh: i think they are similar in functions
[12:14] <billy> jrib:  yeah.  I like the ubotu tool.  Wish I could just type the same commands into terminal.  Any thoughts?
[12:14] <DaMi3n> does anyone know how to set up atp-proxy ?
[12:14] <agnivesh> avb: do you know anybody here, who can suggest any visual website designer for feisty ?
[12:14] <DaMi3n> does anyone know how to set up apt-proxy ?
[12:14] <zcat[1] > Tarkus, fool me once, shame on you.  Please ensure there is an NVIDIA GPU in this system, and NVIDIA device files were created properly. (EE) Creen found, no usable configuration. Fatal Server Error: No screen found. XIO: fatal IO error 104(connection reset by peer) on server":0.0"
[12:15] <IncredibleHink> Hor|zon, allright /sdb1 is mounted to D
[12:15] <Gunrun> can someone help me? I just installed ubuntu, and I am getting error 17 when I get to grub
[12:15] <jrib> billy: well you can browse his brain online at http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[12:15] <zcat[1] > I suspect it's not so bad these days. I might try it out on an expendable install sometime.
[12:15] <jaleo> i need a help.. the only web site that my ubuntu connect to is google. I cant access anything else. any ideas why ??
[12:15] <jaleo> please help
[12:15] <IncredibleHink> Hor|zon, the 5 gb is all in a folder called 'lost+found'
[12:15] <LegoLinux> check internet connection
[12:15] <digitalpardoe> DaMi3n: The apt-proxy is just your http and ftp proxies depending on the repository you are connecting to.
[12:15] <IncredibleHink> Hor|zon, what is that business
[12:15] <ardchoille> Gunrun: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=%22error+17%22&btnG=Google+Search
[12:16] <jrib> billy: you could also use help.ubuntu.com, you'll find everything ubotu knows there
[12:16] <Derek_Russo> I'm looking for a good program to play dvds with, does anyone have any suggestions?
[12:16] <idefixx> Mumbles: look at expression in man tcpdump or use ethereal
[12:16] <spikeb> totem-xine
[12:16] <zcat[1] > Derek_Russo, vlc
[12:16] <ajehuk> sacater - OK fair enough, I havent actually played with bluetooth under linux as all my PDA's less one (an e2 as it happens) are WIFI Capable, the e2 runs familiar linux, so there is no working bluetooth on it for me to play with att... I can guess what you would need to do as far as the connection is concerned, however.. - have you had a look at the various how-too things on the web (there is a lot out there for linux and the tungsten
[12:16] <ajehuk> )
[12:16] <billy> jrib:  but it's some much easier to type !info <packagename> <version> or whatever instead.  I'll manage.
[12:16] <Hor|zon> IncredibleHink, http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/handbook/handbook-x86.xml?part=1&chap=8
[12:16] <ardchoille> Derek_Russo: MPlayer
[12:16] <Derek_Russo> zcat: cool, I'll check it out
[12:16] <Hor|zon> lol IncredibleHink, you can delete that folder
[12:16] <BHSPitMonkey> bluetooth needs a lot of work in linux
[12:16] <Derek_Russo> ardchoille: I want to be able to use menus
[12:16] <Gunrun> ardchoille: yes, I know what it is, how do I fix it?
[12:16] <jrib> billy: for teh !info thing, you can do:  apt-cache policy PACKAGE
[12:16] <ardchoille> Derek_Russo: Xine
[12:16] <BHSPitMonkey> though I can do most of what I need to do
[12:16] <avb> agnivesh: as i told, try bluefish
[12:16] <LegoLinux> My X server still won't start
[12:16] <zcat[1] > I have a bunck of 'copy protected' DVD's here... dvdrip can't handle them, but vlc can. And will even dump them to file for me :)
[12:16] <jinzo> !info mplayer feisty
[12:16] <ubotu> mplayer: The Ultimate Movie Player For Linux. In component multiverse, is extra. Version 2:1.0~rc1-0ubuntu9 (feisty), package size 3966 kB, installed size 10000 kB
[12:16] <DaMi3n> DigitallyStoned, is it not to make a proxy so that people can share a repo over a local network?
[12:16] <sacater> ajehuk: i will have another look
[12:17] <corevette> !mp3 > corevette
[12:17] <Gigi> Where can I find the gnome menu for the desktop effects?  I been searching around administration but I do not see it
[12:17] <soundray> Gunrun: have you got more than one hard disk?
[12:17] <ardchoille> Gunrun: I don't know, but usually those types of pages have a fix.
[12:17] <Derek_Russo> ardchoille: Xine gives me all sorts of problems, the movie blacks out every few seconds, etc, and it doesn't always recognize the dvd in the drive
[12:17] <agnivesh> avb: ok then, thank for your help.
[12:17] <BHSPitMonkey> you actually have to "trick" the Gnome "send to" bluetooth target into working.
[12:17] <avb> np
[12:17] <ajehuk> sacater - sorry for not being more help :)
[12:17] <jrib> Gigi: preferences
[12:17] <ardchoille> Derek_Russo: :(
[12:17] <Hor|zon> IncredibleHink, not sure what that's about either, it's where corrupt files go? or fiels not in the journaling system? either way you don't need it if the drives new
[12:17] <ardchoille> Derek_Russo: I do't use vlc because it doesn't support closed captions
[12:17] <IncredibleHink> Hor|zon, lol ok, what is that from? Also ..... how would I go about moving my home directory to the new drive?
[12:17] <LegoLinux> I guess nobody knows how to fix the X server then
[12:17] <Derek_Russo> ardchoille: does it support menus?
[12:18] <zcat[1] > LegoLinux, what was the problem?
[12:18] <ardchoille> Derek_Russo: No idea
[12:18] <krnlg> guys, can anyone give me a download link for bcm43xx_fwcutter please, i can't get net access in linux and berlios.de is down :/
[12:18] <avb> agnivesh: i found a deb of nvu. let me see if it works
[12:18] <soundray> LegoLinux: sometimes it's worth re-asking after a couple of hours when other people have logged on
[12:18] <LegoLinux> I just posted it about a min ago
[12:18] <randomwalker> Derek_Russo: probably due to sony Arccos
[12:18] <digitalpardoe> DaMi3n: Try the docs then: http://apt-proxy.sourceforge.net/.
[12:18] <LegoLinux> big one
[12:18] <knoppix10> void^, im using knoppix right now and testdisk seems to be broken I get the error: testdisk: error while loading shared libraries: libntfs.so.5: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory, and the manfile says it works with reiserfs's 1 & 2 but I think the partition I'm trying to recover is reiserfs 3
[12:18] <avb> agnivesh: its for old ubuntu
[12:18] <LegoLinux> NVIDIA: can't initialize NVIDIA kernel Module! Please ensure there is an NVIDIA GPU in this system, and NVIDIA device files were created properly. (EE) Creen found, no usable configuration. Fatal Server Error: No screen found. XIO: fatal IO error 104(connection reset by peer) on server":0.0"
[12:18] <randomwalker> Derek_Russo: check out dvd shrink with wine
[12:18] <ardchoille> Derek_Russo: I had some problems with xine too but they were solved by install the libxine-extracodecs package
[12:18] <nir_ai> hi, is there a GUI to manage (view, un-install) drivers?
[12:18] <sid> How can I tar/bzip2 a directory to maximum compression?
[12:18] <Hor|zon> IncredibleHink, just do a "sudo cp -rfa" on it or something and copy it over, then just alter your fstab to mount the new drive at /home
[12:19] <IncredibleHink> hice
[12:19] <BlueStorm> mmm.. i have that feeling that Ubuntu doesn't work in a computer with 128MB of RAM :/
[12:19] <IncredibleHink> Hor|zon, nice thx
[12:19] <zcat[1] > LegoLinux, you installed the nvidia-glx package?
[12:19] <LegoLinux> yes
[12:19] <zcat[1] > !nvidia
[12:19] <ubotu> To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[12:19] <red__> BlueStorm, xubuntu will
[12:19] <LegoLinux> that's when X crashed
[12:19] <IncredibleHink> Hor|zon, thx for your help man
[12:19] <nir_ai> hi, is there a GUI to manage (view, un-install) drivers?
[12:19] <zcat[1] > Read through the full log, you might need nvidia-glx-legacy instead
[12:19] <soundray> LegoLinux: try 'sudo modprobe nvidia-legacy' and 'sudo invoke-rc.d gdm restart'
[12:20] <avb> BlueStorm: u need to use lighter appps then
[12:20] <drkm_> I have just re-installd ubuntu but with the new version. I remember I needed to install something through apt-get to complie from terminal but I don't remmeber what.. does anyone know?
[12:20] <red__> my video is all blue, any ideas whats oing on. im running feisty, used ubuntu for the codecs fro totem
[12:20] <avb> BlueStorm: it must works but will be very slow
[12:20] <whileimhere> Is there a way to upgrade packages to fiesty but not a whole system? I want to just upgrade F-Spot
[12:20] <ardchoille> soundray: is it better to use sudo invoke-rc.d gdm restart instead of sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart ?
[12:20] <agnivesh> avb: is nvu worth compiling from source for feisty, or should i stick to bluefish ?
[12:20] <razzia> my wlancard wont work :( - ive tried so much.. im using the new ubuntu and i have an Atheros Communications, Inc. AR5005G 802.11abg NIC (rev 01) card
[12:20] <BlueStorm> avb, i installed ubuntu just for gimp and stepmania, nothing else important
[12:20] <BlueStorm> or trying to install ubuntu
[12:20] <void^> knoppix10: i don't know about knoppix, but testdisk works with reiserfs 3.5 and 3.6 which are most common reiserfs versions nowadays
[12:20] <dimeotane> any ideas why thumbnails in google images don't show in firefox? (just rectangles)
[12:20] <LegoLinux> ok
[12:21] <LegoLinux> thanks, will do
[12:21] <knoppix10> void^, ok I will see if I can try that
[12:21] <drkm_> anyone?
[12:21] <knoppix10> thanks
[12:21] <drkm_> I have just re-installd ubuntu but with the new version. I remember I needed to install something through apt-get to complie from terminal but I don't remmeber what.. does anyone know?
[12:21] <cotton> whats the universe repository line I should add in the respitory file
[12:21] <[ithaycu] > razzia: I have an Atheros working in feisty
[12:21] <iamchaos> Maybe someone can help me out... I can not get QTjackctl to launch. If I launch it with the menu nothing happens, but a ps show the process running. When I try it from the commandline I get: X Error: BadDevice, invalid or uninitialized input device 167
[12:21] <void^> knoppix10: try apt-cache search libntfs
[12:21] <ardchoille> drkm_: build-essential ?
[12:21] <Lordveda> What is the alternate CD for ubuntu 7.04 used for???
[12:21] <BlueStorm> does someone know the problem? after trying to install ubuntu for 1hour it just stops, nothing happens
[12:21] <whileimhere> dimeotane: I have the same issue at work and it turns out for me its because of the firewall or proxy
[12:21] <drkm_> ard: i'll try
[12:22] <teethdood> Lordveda, if you have trouble with the livecd or if you want to upgrade from existing install
[12:22] <cotton> ardchoille: Whats the universe repository line I should add i my resp file
[12:22] <avb> agnivesh: http://www.nvu.com/download/nvu-1.0.ubuntu.5.04.deb
[12:22] <Lordveda> teethdood: do you mean that the desktop CD or the server CD are LiveCDs???
[12:22] <greg_g> so, I am in the market for a new motherboard, do I want to get an Intel with an Intel graphics chipset (opensource drivers?) or AMD or ATI???????????
[12:23] <billy> No Opera in Feisty, yet?
[12:23] <avb> agnivesh: install this deb. it is working on feisty
[12:23] <teethdood> Lordveda, yes they are live bootable cds
[12:23] <ardchoille> !repos
[12:23] <ubotu> The packages in Ubuntu are divided into several sections. More information at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories and http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/components - See also !EasySource
[12:23] <Hor|zon> IncredibleHink, let me know how it goes when it's done...or is it done?
[12:23] <agnivesh> avb: thanks for the link.
[12:23] <ghostkernel> at last i can use ubuntu on my pc, previous version didn't recognize my network card!!!
[12:23] <ardchoille> cotton: This may be of help to you: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories/Ubuntu
[12:23] <avb> agnivesh: welcome
[12:23] <ghostkernel> Feisty kicks ass!
[12:24] <spikeb> ghostkernel: sweet.
[12:24] <spikeb> ghostkernel: congrats :)
[12:24] <Moosejaw> i got my wireless working, but the distance i can bring my laptop since installing feisty is FAAAAAAAAAR less than it was.  Anyone know why this is or what I can do?
[12:24] <ghostkernel> goodbye to slackware :)
[12:24] <cox377> i'm trying to increase the rez of my ubuntu
[12:24] <cox377> when i run this
[12:24] <cox377> sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[12:24] <raquen> hi all
[12:24] <cox377> and it asks for the highest rez, how to i put an astrix by the rez i want?
[12:24] <raquen> I ve a several problem
[12:24] <avb> greg_g: i prefer intel videos
[12:24] <raquen> how someone help me_
[12:24] <velko> cox377, space
[12:24] <Ademan_> anyone familiar with the "cruft" package know if there's a GUI frontend to it? or at least a GUI app with similar functionality?
[12:24] <avb> greg_g: they works with oss driver out of the box
[12:24] <raquen> plis
[12:24] <billy> oh wow.  there's NOTHING in canonical's feisty-commercial.
[12:24] <Ademan_> !ask raquen
[12:24] <a8514> Hi.
[12:24] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about ask raquen - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[12:25] <Ademan_> !ask | raquen
[12:25] <ubotu> raquen: Don't ask to ask a question. Just ask your question :)
[12:25] <Ichijin> does anyone know why the videos is all blocky when run in ubuntu?
[12:25] <OatTop> how do I prevent ubuntu from locking the screen when I close my laptop lid? I don't want to have to type my password in again each time.
[12:25] <dannydrifffft> hi, im having problems even installing ubuntu 7.04. i put the disk it, it loads to the selection screen, i choose to install ubuntu, it then loads to an orange screen and i hear audio, but then i get nothing but a mouse cursor and a weird line. is this a known problem? can anyone help me please?
[12:25] <raquen> ok.. sorry for the orrible english
[12:25] <sid> How can I tar/bzip2 a directory to maximum compression?
[12:25] <spikeb> billy i dont know why that repo even exists, commercial is for LTS releases only
[12:25] <avb> greg_g: at least i855/i915. and on forums i see that other works quit good too
[12:25] <greg_g> avb, I just read some stuff on the forums about them being tough (intel) but they are open source, so it should in theory be better than ATI or nVidia right?
[12:25] <zcat[1] > OatTop, somewhere under schreensaver / power management iirc...
[12:25] <raquen> i ve a problem with the grub list
[12:25] <Ademan_> raquen: what's your native language?
[12:25] <billy> spikeb, oh.  ok.
[12:25] <ghostkernel> dannydriff how muck memory do you have?
[12:25] <cotton> Is it gedit /etc/apt/sources.list ?
[12:25] <dannydrifffft> ghostkernel, 1gb
[12:26] <avb> greg_g: i think nvidia will be better for games
[12:26] <randomwalker> sid, if youre on the command line pass the -9 option to bzip2
[12:26] <ghostkernel> thats weird
[12:26] <wastrel> !italian | raquen
[12:26] <zcat[1] > OatTop, you probably want it to turn off the screen, just not ask for PW when it opens again..
[12:26] <ubotu> raquen: Vai su #ubuntu-it o su #kubuntu-it se vuoi parlare in italiano, in questo canale usiamo solo l'inglese. Grazie!
[12:26] <ghostkernel> it should run smoothly
[12:26] <teethdood> Ichijin, go to system | Preferences | Power Management
[12:26] <raquen> i ve installed the ultimate version.. the 7.04.. but there are errors
[12:26] <tarzeau> sid: try lzma?
[12:26] <sid> randomwalker: tar -c directory|bzip -9 > dir.tar.bz2?
[12:26] <avb> greg_g: for other needs intel must be okay
[12:26] <cotton> whats the command to have full permissions to /etc/apt/sources.list
[12:26] <zerro> hi is there some one that can help me with a flash player problem ?
[12:26] <os2mac> scarter what kind of card do you have... I understand that it's a broadcom chipset.
[12:26] <dannydrifffft> i took two pictures with my phone if you'd like me to send them to you
[12:26] <teethdood> Ubuntu Ultimate Edition 7.04?
[12:26] <avb> greg_g: and u will save some moneys
[12:26] <greg_g> avb, I assume the 3d is also fully supported on Intel chipsets
[12:26] <jrib> cotton: gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
[12:26] <cotton> thanks
[12:26] <teethdood> man, I only got the Basic version :(
[12:26] <soundray> ardchoille: no, I just find it easier to type
[12:26] <raquen> during the installation ive formatted and now i-m in the shit .?.
[12:26] <avb> greg_g: yep. compiz/beryl works good
[12:27] <ghostkernel> dannydriff sen them to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and people dont even try
[12:27] <zcat[1] > greg_g, intel are much better supported for what they do, but nvidia does much better 3d stuff...
[12:27] <greg_g> avb, thanks
[12:27] <Moosejaw> anyone have suggestions for my wireless issue???
[12:27] <jsl> xxxxx
[12:27] <greg_g> zcat[1] , yeah, but I'm not a gamer, so that doesn't matter
[12:27] <ardchoille> soundray: Ah, ok.
[12:27] <Fylk> What's the issue moose?
[12:27] <randomwalker> sid, bzip2 instad of bzip
[12:27] <Ichijin> teethdood, what is in power management?
[12:27] <yigal> moose: ya tell us
[12:27] <Ichijin> im not in ubuntu right now
[12:27] <zcat[1] > compiz and bery work very, very well with the intel cards
[12:28] <zerro> how do i get flash player working on x86_64 ??
[12:28] <ziadoz> anyone know why network manager in feisty is connecting to wireless networks, even though it sees them???
[12:28] <avb> zcat[1] : and even with builtin aiglx
[12:28] <ziadoz> anyone know why network manager in feisty is connecting to wireless networks, even though it sees them???
[12:28] <avb> ups
[12:28] <dannydrifffft> ghostkernel, done
[12:28] <yigal> zcat: is xgl so much better than aixgl?
[12:28] <teethdood> Ichijin, how can we help you if you're not able to do things within Ubuntu?
[12:28] <ziadoz> anyone know why network manager in feisty is not connecting to any wireless networks, even though it sees them???
[12:28] <pixelation> somthing happened to my feisty install and all the windows are at the top left with no way to grab them any one know what's up with that? or does ctr + m work or what happened?
[12:28] <ziadoz> anyone know why network manager in feisty is not connecting to any wireless networks, even though it sees them???
[12:28] <ziadoz> anyone know why network manager in feisty is not connecting to any wireless networks, even though it sees them???
[12:28] <ziadoz> anyone know why network manager in feisty is not connecting to any wireless networks, even though it sees them?
[12:28] <greg_g> zcat[1]  any specific integrated intel chipsets that are good or not good?  that you know of?
[12:28] <Ichijin> because my wifi card doesn't work
[12:28] <ghostkernel> zerro download the appropiate version and bash it nro
[12:28] <ziadoz> anyone know why network manager in feisty is not connecting to any wireless networks, even though it sees them?
[12:28] <ziadoz> wireless in feisty is screwed :\
[12:28] <ziadoz> does anyone know why network manager in feisty wont connect to any networks?
[12:28] <avb> ziadoz: stop spam
[12:28] <kbrooks> <zcat[1] > compiz and bery work very, very well with the intel cards # o rly?
[12:28] <ardchoille> !repeat | ziadoz
[12:28] <ubotu> ziadoz: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. You can search https://help.ubuntu.com or http://wiki.ubuntu.com while you wait. Also see !patience
[12:29] <a8514> Hi again.
[12:29] <yigal> ziadoz: just don't use network manager :)
[12:29] <ziadoz> :\
[12:29] <Ichijin> ziadoz is right mine doesn't work either
[12:29] <ziadoz> wireless is broken in feisty period
[12:29] <ziadoz> network manager, wifi radar, wicd
[12:29] <ziadoz> its broken
[12:29] <Horscht> nope
[12:29] <josesordo> ok..I'm install feisty..now, how to install nvidia driver, beryl, etc...?
[12:29] <avb> ziadoz: use manual configuration
[12:29] <kbrooks> ziadoz, so u dont care?
[12:29] <cotton> ardchoille: That is out of date, and so I can't follow it
[12:29] <wastrel> wifi working fine on my laptop
[12:29] <yigal> use /etc/network/interfaces the command line style editing files always works
[12:29] <avb> or just remove network-manager
[12:29] <Fylk> Um, Zaidox, I have no issue.
[12:29] <a8514> I have a little problems configuring Xorg to have an extendes desktop using two monitors... with ATI cards
[12:29] <wastrel> i don't use netwrk manager tho, hate that crap
[12:29] <a8514> can anyone help me?
[12:29] <Horscht> i manualy configured my wifi, and it works fine
[12:29] <yigal> avb: yes, this is what I did remove nm
[12:30] <ardchoille> cotton: Are you on Feisty?
[12:30] <zcat[1] > greg_g, I've only had experience with one; 915 iirc... not sure of the technical details but I installed edgy with beryl, vlc, codecs, etc.. and it everything was accelerated out of the box. Awesome. Until I tried to run some games :(
[12:30] <cotton> ardchoille: 7.04
[12:30] <ziadoz> alot of people on the forums are experiencing the problem
[12:30] <yigal> Horscht: its the only way to go
[12:30] <avb> wastrel: the idea is great, but the application...
[12:30] <Fylk> ATI == a pain.
[12:30] <ziadoz> so its not just me
[12:30] <randomwalker> what's wrong with nm?
[12:30] <teethdood> Ichijin, read this article to get your wireless working : http://www.pcworld.com/article/id,130923-page,1-c,linux/article.html
[12:30] <Fylk> What issues?
[12:30] <zcat[1] > not my machine so I only had a few days playing with it
[12:30] <Horscht> I never like DHCP anyways
[12:30] <a8514> I have that pain y some computers
[12:30] <yigal> randomwalker: it depends on what wifi card you have
[12:30] <sacater> ajehuk: thats fine mate,
[12:30] <Ichijin> thx
[12:30] <hhlp> hi, anyone kwnow why mi hards disk in feisty are recognize like scsi (sda1,sda2,sdb1) all of then are ata
[12:30] <enyc> hhlp: new ATA drivers... this is not a fault...
[12:30] <yigal> hhlp: they used a different file stack no worries
[12:31] <Gigi> Hi again!  Do you guys know if it is possible to make the Mad Dog case (for laptop hard drives) with Feisty (it never worked before, I was wondering if it is possible to make it work now)
[12:31] <Fylk> What exactly are you asking Gigi?
[12:31] <ardchoille> cotton: Her eis my sources.list, it may help you: http://ardchoille.pastebin.us/27156
[12:31] <Shauny> How can i join the ubuntu beginner team?
[12:31] <enyc> hhlp: feisty uses the "libata" stack for most PATA chipsets by default  in kernel 2.6.02  which makes the drives appear via  scsi layer  ...  this i the same framework used for SATA disks...
[12:31] <Gigi> A hard drive USB case (for 2.5'' drives) the brand is Mad Dog
[12:31] <dannydrifffft> is the nvidia geforce 7800GT supported by ubuntu 7.04?
[12:32] <Fylk> And what was the issue?
[12:32] <zerro> done that but the problem is that when i try to play videos at video.google.com i just get black screen and not more and firefox is not saying that it is missing plugins
[12:32] <hhlp> i understand thx
[12:32] <Fylk> And its not for laptop drives, just a smaller form factor.
[12:32] <LegoLinux> Thank you soooo much! My X server is running again, and is 3D-enabled!
[12:32] <enyc> hhlp: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LibAtaForAtaDisks
[12:32] <Goldy> dannydrift: i think so, if not you can download the nvidia drivers easily :)
[12:32] <LegoLinux> Thanks again!
[12:33] <Gigi> mine too :)
[12:33] <teethdood> Ichijin, at the very end it tells you how to get wireless up
[12:33] <Moosejaw> i knew i shouldnt have upgraded to fesity yet
[12:33] <dannydrifffft> goldy, i have a problem at the beginning of installing ubuntu
[12:33] <Moosejaw> geeze,
[12:33] <deserteagle> LeoLinux: everything's good?
[12:33] <LegoLinux> what would I do without IRC?
[12:33] <Fylk> Moose, what is your issue?
[12:33] <dannydrifffft> goldy, and im guessing it's a video problem
[12:33] <LegoLinux> Yup!
[12:33] <OatTop> zcat[1] , yeah I want the screen off still... just no password prompt afterwards
[12:33] <deserteagle> i wish my X could get fixed :(
[12:33] <enyc> hhlp: but this is likely to cause some problems SOMEWHERE... jsut hopefully lal the most important problems have been either fixed... or had the "use libata for this chipset" switched-off before feisty released!
[12:33] <Shauny> how do i join the ubuntu beginner team?
[12:33] <krokodyl> hi
[12:33] <Ichijin> teethdood u got pm
[12:34] <yigal> moose: you keep complaining but give us the why then maybe we can help
[12:34] <Moosejaw> Fylk: I got my broadcom wireless to work, but it doesnt connect consistently unless i am close to the router...otherwise it wont connect from upstairs, which it ALWAYS did seemlessly with edgy
[12:34] <LegoLinux> I did: apt-get install nvidia-glx-legacy, and that fixed it
[12:34] <NobleCOmmerce> Hey, I know its busy in here, but can anyone help me with nvtv? Its segfaulting aftera new install on 7.04 geforce mx440
[12:34] <ghostkernel> Dannydrift your computer is wacko!
[12:34] <yigal> moose: are you using networkmanager to connect?
[12:34] <whileimhere> will fiesty packages work with Eft?
[12:34] <Fylk> So, your issue is with signal strength.
[12:34] <Tim02> HEY GUYS,  when I run IWCONFIG it shows my adapter is conected to a network, how to I disconnect it from automaticly connecting to networks!!!\
[12:34] <enyc> **** I would like to know how to switch to older PATA drivers under feisty's kernel / initrd / system....  if needed to test  workaround  a problem... / write bugreport and all ;-) -- how do I make the older drivers take over anyway?
[12:34] <ghostkernel> maybe your graphic card is not supported
[12:34] <enyc> whileimhere: maybe
[12:34] <Moosejaw> i am using nm-applet
[12:34] <dannydrifffft> ghost, haha i know. i have no idea why it's doing that
[12:34] <Moosejaw> using wpa
[12:34] <zerro> try glxifo | grep rendering if it says yes you got 3d
[12:34] <duress-> oi has anyone managed to get a prism54 based wnic to work with kismet?
[12:34] <jikanter> How are the UIDs in /etc/fstab generated?
[12:34] <enyc> whileimhere: best to avoid... you really need a "backport" (compile the package on edgy-eft)
[12:34] <dannydrifffft> ghost, i have a geforce 7800GT
[12:34] <duress-> i keep on getting this error
[12:34] <jcmcbeth> I just upgraded from Ubuntu 6.06 to 6.10, and now the disk manager is gone and I don't know how to mount a disk.  Can someone tell me what to do?
[12:35] <yigal> moosejaw: this could easily have something to do with it, what card exactly do you have?
[12:35] <krokodyl> bye
[12:35] <whileimhere> Okay I was hoping to avoid compiling myself but oh well
[12:35] <NobleCOmmerce> jcmcbeth: man mount
[12:35] <ghostkernel> linux should have the driver for almos any nvidia graphic card
[12:35] <Goldy> danny drift, PM please
[12:35] <duress-> FATAL: SetIFFlags: Unknown interface wlan0: Operation not permitted
[12:35] <jikanter> jcmcbeth: mount your disk manually with mount
[12:35] <idefixx> jikanter: on fs creation
[12:35] <duress-> [1]  + Done(1)                    ${BIN}/kismet_server --silent ${server}
[12:35] <deserteagle> jcmcbeth: in which directory did the drive use to be mounted on?
[12:35] <rene-> guys i hate windows as much as every other folk, but i have to use a windows application, which is the easiest way to do it in 6.10?
[12:35] <deserteagle> rene-: try wine
[12:35] <jcmcbeth> deserteagle: /media/Storage
[12:35] <yigal> rene: what application?
[12:35] <Moosejaw> i have a broadcom card and i had to use bcm43xx-fwcutter to get it working
[12:35] <zcat[1] > rene-, dual-boot :)
[12:35] <Moosejaw> at all
[12:35] <jikanter> idefixx: thanks
[12:36] <aftermath> how do I view files on a DVD?
[12:36] <Moosejaw> yigal: I cant use the normal connection manager since it only allows wep as an option
[12:36] <deserteagle> jcmcbeth: ok, just type sudo mount /media/storage and see if it works
[12:36] <zerro> yea but i think since i'am new to ubuntu that there is no 3d rendering on the default driver
[12:36] <rene-> zcat[1]  please god no
[12:36] <ardchoille> !3d
[12:36] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about 3d - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[12:36] <Goldy> danny dirft, can you boot in to the desktop from cd?
[12:36] <rene-> deserteagle: can i apt get it?
[12:37] <deserteagle> is there anyone here who could help me with NVIDIA driver issues?
[12:37] <zerro> nvidia driver ??
[12:37] <atbnet> Any idea when I run beryl why my taskbar disappears?
[12:37] <^benz^> i installed feisty on a core 2 duo laptop with the intel ipw3945 chipset... i believe the wireless config is setup properly but during bootup it says cannot bring up eth1... however after login, i can do a /etc/init.d/networking restart and get eth1 up... i am using the 64-bit version... is this a known issue?
[12:37] <deserteagle> jcmcbeth: huh?
[12:37] <deserteagle> jcmcbeth: just type sudo mount /media/Storage
[12:37] <kernel06> avb: yes after re-login i could see my fonts
[12:37] <zcat[1] > rene-, you wanted the easiest way; I've never found wine to be easy. I guess it depends what you're trying to run.
[12:37] <OatTop> what's the preferred methods for getting emacs 22 on feisty?
[12:37] <kernel06> avb: which font do you use in application?
[12:37] <Moosejaw> fylk or yigal any idea what i can do to fix the issue?
[12:37] <avb> kernel06: congratulations :)
[12:37] <soweto76> I upgraded from Edgy to Feisty.  I read in the announcement of the new release that there  was a "wizard" of some sort to install nasty codecs.  I don't know how to access this program.
[12:37] <kernel06> avb: thanks
[12:37] <rene-> what i am trying to run is a simple net application, it does uses threads and network
[12:38] <jikanter> idefixx: can I generate them again if I have my disks mounted literally?
[12:38] <rene-> s/net/.NET/
[12:38] <avb> kernel06: Verdana 8
[12:38] <DM|> How does one change a root password
[12:38] <willytell_> aftermath,  what are you trying to do? playing a dvd or just view files from a dvd?
[12:38] <zcat[1] > soweto76, I think you just go ahead and try to play a 'nasty' video
[12:38] <deserteagle> DM|: you dont
[12:38] <avb> kernel06: its for 1024x768
[12:38] <jcmcbeth> deserteagle: that didn't work because I didn't tell it what device to use, and I don't know what the name of my harddrive is
[12:38] <dannydrifffft> Goldy, no i cant. also check your pm
[12:38] <idefixx> DM|: sudo passwd
[12:38] <Tarkus> anyone know how to remove all traces of a program that i installed from a binary (.bin)? it doesnt show up in synaptic, i installed it in a folder in /usr/lib/. do i just delete the folder that i installed it to?
[12:38] <ardchoille> DM|: You shouldn't have root enabled at all.
[12:38] <kernel06> avb: thanks much let me try verdana 8 to see on my desktop and resolution is same like urs.
[12:38] <jupdike> I am trying to find a way to tell Ubuntu that I have a Dell m991 monitor. How to?
[12:38] <deserteagle> jcmcbeth: how many hard drives do you have?
[12:38] <ardchoille> idefixx: Please don't tell people how to enable rot.
[12:38] <Moosejaw> yigal: the thing is, i am connected right now wirelessly but only 10 feet away from the router...if i go upstairs it wont connect or stay connected
[12:38] <aftermath> willytell_: view, but I just put it in my old windows to view
[12:38] <jcmcbeth> deserteagle: two
[12:39] <idefixx> DM|: on second thought no so sure.. 'sudo -i' and then passwd will work tough ;)
[12:39] <zerro> hey look at this: http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Feisty this guide can help you much ...
[12:39] <jikanter> jupdike: check the ubuntu hardware database
[12:39] <giosva> hi
[12:39] <zerro> hi
[12:39] <willytell_> aftermath, ok.
[12:39] <jikanter> jupdike: type in "lshw" to see if it is properly detected
[12:39] <deserteagle> jcmcbeth: how many cdroms?
[12:39] <Moosejaw> anyone else having problems with network manager and wpa?
[12:39] <Derek_Russo> Hi, I"m trying to get world of warcraft running in compiz and when I try to launch it with wine, it tells me wow couldn't start 3d acceleration
[12:40] <deadcats> to enable the root account, goto System>Administration>Users and Groups and change the root password to whatever you want
[12:40] <jcmcbeth> deserteagle: one
[12:40] <soweto76> zcat[1] , I suppose there are some nasty ones but the ones that I probably need seem to need access via web browser.
[12:40] <ardchoille> deadcats: Please do not tell people how to enable the root account. It's not recommended and makes the system less secure.
[12:40] <aftermath> How do I tar a group of folders each into their own archives?
[12:40] <deserteagle> jcmcbeth: type mount, you should have /dev/hda and /dev/hdb showing up, if so then type sudo mount -t auto /dev/hdc /media/Storage
[12:41] <deadcats> ardchoille, why? do you not believe in having control of your own machine?
[12:41] <corevette> !tar.gz
[12:41] <ubotu> Files with extensions .tar, .gz, .tgz, .zip, .bz2, .7z, .ace and other archive file formats can be opened with file-roller (GNOME) or Ark (KDE) - Also see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FileCompression
[12:41] <kernel06> avb: i did change verdana 8. looks good for that resolution. do you use in all like desktop font, document font......
[12:41] <TheIronChef> FIEEESTAAA
[12:41] <ghostkernel> people need to know how to change there root password for several reasons
[12:41] <ardchoille> deadcats: If I wanted to hack into your machine, I know you have a root account and I can sit all day and try to brute force it, can't do that if root is disabled.
[12:41] <deserteagle> can someone help me with NVIDIA drivers issues PLEASE?
[12:41] <cecko> Hi all, please help me with Beryl, I have it running but there are no window borders and even some buttons miss
[12:41] <aftermath> most of the time, you can just use sudo -i for everything you need to do
[12:41] <aftermath> I can't think of a case where you'd need root
[12:41] <giosva> ghost: su passwd
[12:42] <deadcats> ardchoille, baloney
[12:42] <Hor|zon> Derek_Russo, just turn off compiz whilst you play? as a more permanent solution you could look into launching it in a new x screen
[12:42] <ghostkernel> giosva,bare with me, im new to ubuntu
[12:42] <avb> kernel06: i use verdana bold  for windows titles, and andale mono for fixed width font
[12:42] <ghostkernel> lol
[12:42] <digin4> so banshee is like rythmbox but better?
[12:42] <NobleCOmmerce> can anyone help,nvtv is segfaulting after a fresh install on 7.04, geforece mx440 using nvidia nonfree drivers
[12:42] <Hor|zon> yup...but less stable
[12:42] <Hor|zon> way less stable
[12:42] <digin4> :)
[12:42] <kernel06> avb: thanks
[12:42] <randomwalker> ardchoille, even so, if people want to be less secure it's up to them
[12:43] <digin4> does ipod work on rythmbox though?
[12:43] <avb> kernel06: u will like andale mono in terminal
[12:43] <giosva> ghost: in the terminal u can type:    su passwd
[12:43] <Hor|zon> digin4: yup
[12:43] <carlhempel> banshee is a C# app ... so if you hate everything from MS .. you may want to steer clear ... jk :)
[12:43] <ardchoille> randomwalker: True, but in this channel it is not recommended, and when in rome..
[12:43] <giosva> and after the return u can type the password
[12:43] <selinuxium> Hi all, I have a broken upgrade one my laptop. There was a power out during the install. TO complicate things further, i do not have a cd rom drive at home as docking station at work but I do have the ISO on the HD. SO firstly can I muont the iso at /media/cdrom so the update can find the files it needs, and I need help getting past a broken bzip2 package! Any takers? :)
[12:43] <Hor|zon> lol C# is a very good language carlhempel
[12:43] <josesordo> what video & audio codecs is recomended to use?
[12:43] <aftermath> hmm
[12:43] <deserteagle> can someone help me with NVIDIA drivers issues please?
[12:43] <carlhempel> Hor|zon, ... ya .. I kinda like it .. I'm just playing
[12:44] <idefixx> giosva: su passwd tries to switch to user passwd
[12:44] <carlhempel> deserteagle: what's the issue?
[12:44] <kitche> carlhempel: well considering that MS is being sued for their .Net technology anyways but this is offtopic anywho
[12:44] <ghostkernel> yeah i know,but when i had to install jre i had to paste some files located in /opt/ /usr/share/java and i needed to log on as root
[12:44] <NobleCOmmerce> selinuxium, boot from usb?
[12:44] <ghostkernel> i could always change the permissions but it takes to long
[12:44] <deserteagle> i cant see your nick, whoever responded
[12:44] <carlhempel> kitche, really? is it about the ECMA stuff ?
[12:44] <avb> selinuxium: u need to boot from somewhere first
[12:44] <Tim02> HEY GUYS,  when I run IWCONFIG it shows my adapter is conected to a network, how to I disconnect it from automaticly connecting to networks!!!\
[12:44] <eck> selinuxium: you can boot off the .iso but it will need to be on another partition
[12:44] <aftermath> How do I exit out of root after sudo-i?
[12:44] <deserteagle> but in any case, im trying to install the nvidia drivers from the restricted drivers but it wont
[12:44] <eck> aftermath: type exit
[12:44] <idefixx> aftermath: ctrl-d
[12:44] <aftermath> thanks
[12:45] <felix_> need help! i installed beryl and now my shortcuts dont work for example opening a terminal. what can i do?
[12:45] <tsactuo> deserteagle: Do they install?
[12:45] <deserteagle> no
[12:45] <kernel06> avb: andale mono looks good :) how about document font
[12:45] <avb> selinuxium: or u able to run your linux?
[12:45] <deserteagle> what's ur nick? i cant see it
[12:45] <krichie> hy...
[12:45] <avb> kernel06: verdana
[12:45] <ghostkernel> anyone from mexico or spain?
[12:45] <selinuxium> avb eck NobleCOmmerce : it does boot! I can get to both the rescue system and the normal setup.
[12:45] <tsactuo> deserteagle: tsactuo
[12:45] <carlhempel> lol .. desert-eagle, .. this is my nick ..
[12:45] <krichie> www.krichie.extra.hu
[12:45] <kernel06> avb: i'm using the same :) thanks
[12:45] <Hor|zon> Tim02: what you're looking for is the auto line for it in /etc/network/interfaces
[12:45] <carlhempel> i think you have you're client set weird
[12:45] <avb> kernel06: np
[12:45] <giosva> gosth: u must modify the login window preferences and enable "allow local system administrator to login"
[12:45] <krichie> www.krichie.extra.hu
[12:46] <avb> selinuxium: so u need just to make package upgrade
[12:46] <avb> selinuxium: right?
[12:46] <deserteagle> tsactuo: ok so i tried installing the restricted-drivers manager one, but it gave horrible colors
[12:46] <PurpZeY> I understand some people have difficulty getting the device drivers to work for wireless cards, would this apply to an on-board wireless card in a laptop?
[12:46] <Gunrun> I would really really appreciate some help with this problem: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=417548
[12:46] <Moosejaw> geeze...get this...here are my up and down wireless speeds since installing feisty: 187 / 113 whats going on???
[12:46] <eck> PurpZeY: it depends what chipset
[12:46] <ffm> Help!
[12:46] <aftermath> think I can overburn 1GB?
[12:46] <ffm>  My FTP hates me
[12:46] <deserteagle> tsactuo: so i tried installing the ones from the nvidia site, still looked crappy
[12:46] <selinuxium> avb, yes but I have the iso on the HD. I do not have another internet connection at home.
[12:46] <shawn34> lol
[12:46] <ghostkernel> does any one know the mexican  ubuntu irc channel?
[12:46] <[ithaycu] > My wifi card is onboard and I've not had any problems with Feisty
[12:46] <eck> !es > ghostkernel
[12:46] <carlhempel> PurpZeY: it depends on the chipset .. i have an ipw3945 and it works great with the proprietary drivers
[12:47] <[ithaycu] > Wifi works like a champ
[12:47] <avb> selinuxium: mount -o loop /path/to/iso/myiso.iso /cdrom/
[12:47] <eck> ffm: what are you trying to do?
[12:47] <deserteagle> tsactuo: all in all, i think it was an issue with the refresh rate
[12:47] <ghostkernel> thanxs eck
[12:47] <avb> selinuxium: apt-cdrom -m add
[12:47] <Moosejaw> ithaycu what are u using network manager?
[12:47] <PurpZeY> Ok. I'll have to pull it up and check.
[12:47] <ffm> eck: Access my FTP over my network
[12:47] <Moosejaw> are u using wpa?
[12:47] <eck> ffm: and what is the problem?
[12:47] <avb> selinuxium: apt-get update && apt-get dist-upgrade
[12:47] <ghostkernel> goodbye,debian rocks
[12:47] <PurpZeY> Also, how would I install drivers for a device if I found the proper drivers?
[12:47] <carlhempel> Wireless stuff can be sketchy or it can be wonderful, just depends on the device
[12:47] <deserteagle> carlhempel: was i talking to the wrong person:
[12:48] <deserteagle> ?
[12:48] <yigal> ghostkernel: debian is a good distro
[12:48] <ffm> eck: It says connection was reset or somthing. Yes, ports are forwarded.
[12:48] <d0lph1nK1ng> anyone know what driver to install for the ATI TV Wonder Elite tv tuner PCI card?
[12:48] <Moosejaw> carlhempel: it was awesome in edgy, now i dont know whats going on
[12:48] <PurpZeY> I've found on the forums where the driver is located...Says it should be included in the Kernel...How do I actually install them
[12:48] <sid> I messed with madwifi to try and run openhal(without proprietary HAL), and it didn't work...now when I click on the network manager at the top right in gnome, it doesn't show any wireless access points. What package do I install and to fix it? how can I have it auto-over-write any files in the way
[12:48] <IncredibleHink> can someone help me copy my home files to a new partition (hdd)...... the harddrive is formatted and mounted
[12:48] <IncredibleHink> i just need help with the cp command
[12:48] <deserteagle> tsactuo: you there?
[12:48] <eck> ffm: probably not corrrectly -- try running sudo nmap -A against the server
[12:48] <carlhempel> deserteagle: are you using Feisty?
[12:48] <deserteagle> yes
[12:48] <yigal> IncredibleHink: what are you trying to copy?
[12:48] <biouser> what up
[12:49] <ffm> eck: What is nmap?
[12:49] <eck> ffm: e.g. sudo nmap -A some.ftp.server.com
[12:49] <avb> selinuxium: first command will mount your iso to /cdrom
[12:49] <carlhempel> ffm: port scanner
[12:49] <eck> ffm: port scanner, you will need to grab it from the repos
[12:49] <IncredibleHink> yigal, /home to /mnt/newhome so that I can put my /home on the new hard drive
[12:49] <avb> selinuxium: second will add it as a source for apt
[12:49] <eck> ffm: it will let you see which ports are being forwarded properly
[12:49] <randomwalker> in my keyboard shortcuts dialog, i see a bunch of hex codes for search, email etc. how do i figure out what keys to press?
[12:49] <avb> selinuxium: and 3rd will update your system
[12:49] <ffm> eck:  sudo: nmap: command not found
[12:49] <BlueScreenKid> hi all ... just install 7.04 feisty for the first time ... but my ati 9600xt card is stuck in 800x600 ... go i need to move back to XGL from AIGLX ? ... thanks in advance ... :D
[12:49] <eck> ffm: yeah, you need to apt-get it first
[12:49] <ffm> also, cant I just run a sheildsup ?
[12:49] <carlhempel> I believe that System->Network Tools has a port scanner, gnome based
[12:50] <eck> what is it?
[12:50] <NeoTheOne-> why i got low signal wifi whist chipset atheros at fiesty? Any one have same problem?
[12:50] <IncredibleHink> yigal, from what I understand there are linked files fotlinks harlinks and a bunch of other stuff I don' t know about
[12:50] <yigal> IncredibleHink: while you could use cp -r /home /mnt/home there are safer ways to make sure your home partition is kept intact
[12:50] <ffm> eck: web-based external port scanner
[12:50] <velko> randomwalker, just click with the mouse on the combination you want to change and press the key you want to associate
[12:50] <yigal> IncredibleHink: yes exactly right
[12:50] <cox377> i've just finished installing the new ubuntu, and after about a year of using kubuntu it just feels better, it all seems to work better and smoother
[12:50] <Kazol> What is the Linux equivelent of "My Documents"?
[12:50] <eck> ffm: that's fine, i prefer nmap but all you're doing is checking what ports are going through anyway
[12:50] <randomwalker> velko, yes i know how to create new shortcuts, just trying to find what the existing ones are
[12:50] <BlueScreenKid> Kazol ... /home/%username%
[12:50] <yigal> IncredibleHink: http://ubuntu.wordpress.com/2006/01/29/move-home-to-its-own-partition/
[12:51] <deserteagle> Kazol: /home/<your username>
[12:51] <eck> Kazol: you just get a home directory, you can organize your files however you like
[12:51] <yigal> IncredibleHink: try that
[12:51] <jughead> Kazol, I guess /home/<yourusername>
[12:51] <Kazol> thx
[12:51] <carlhempel> Kazol, um its just your home folder ... you could make a "Documents" folder in your home folder if you want
[12:51] <IncredibleHink> yigal, ill check it out thanks man!
[12:51] <carlhempel> that;s what I do
[12:51] <IncredibleHink> yigal, actually i just came from there
[12:51] <yigal> IncredibleHink: what was wrong
[12:51] <selinuxium> avb: cheers, it is using the iso for the upgrade, Hopefully I can get past the broken package!
[12:51] <hhlp> hi, fsck is to slow when "cheking file system" in a sdb1 h.d (ata vfat fat32 200gb) every time i connected in bootup, splash desapeers adn i can see text process
[12:51] <IncredibleHink> yigal, when i do the find command line i get permission denied and file nto found and such
[12:51] <kernel06> avb: i couldn't find times new roman in mozilla but i could find arial....i'm thinking to use ie4 do you think it would be better...
[12:51] <IncredibleHink> yigal, nothing is being copied
[12:52] <BlueScreenKid> Kazol ... you gotta realise your playing with a decent operating system .. that is built to let you do what you like .. and not what you are told to do ;)
[12:52] <PurpZeY> How do I install USB Drivers if I know which driver I am supposed to use?
[12:52] <IncredibleHink> yigal, im using the sudo command too
[12:52] <yigal> IncredibleHink: have you mounted your /dev/home ?
[12:52] <seth_> I have a listing in my grub menu.lst file that goes something along the lines of 'title "other drive" / rootnoverify (hd0) / chainloader +1 /boot,' but when I boot grub just does chainloader +1 / boot when I select 'other drive'
[12:52] <IncredibleHink> i mounted my /dev/sdb1 to /mnt/newhome
[12:52] <seth_> What's making it lose a menu entry like that?
[12:52] <IncredibleHink> yigal, i mounted my /dev/sdb1 to /mnt/newhome
[12:53] <ffm> eck: YEs, ftp is OPEN on port 25
[12:53] <eck> ffm: that's smtp, not ftp
[12:53] <Hor|zon> IncredibleHink: whats wrong with "sudo cp -aR /home /mnt/newhome" ?
[12:53] <BlueScreenKid> tnx seth . you just made me realise i need to edit my menu.lst to my wife can access windoze without any menu choices :))
[12:53] <yigal> IncredibleHink: can you copy anything to /mnt/newhome ?
[12:53] <eobanb> does anyone know if the init scripts in feisty have been finally rewritten to be optimised for upstart?
[12:53] <seth_> BlueScreenKid: haha, you're welcome
[12:53] <ffm> eck: Sorry, wrong port, but 21 is also OPEN.
[12:53] <Hor|zon> eobanb: I don't think they have
[12:53] <Kazol> BlueScreenKid: lol, I understand that. I just wanted to be sure I put it in a formal and common location.
[12:54] <Hor|zon> don't quote me though
[12:54] <eck> ffm: it's _open_, but is your ftp daemon listning on it?
[12:54] <yigal> IncredibleHink: for instance touch foo && sudo cp foo /mnt/newhome/foo ?
[12:54] <eobanb> Hor|zon, hm.  i know they weren't rewritten in 6.10 even though that's when upstart was intro'd
[12:54] <AlTheHuman> I can't get Xvnc working again after upgrading to feisty. Any suggestions?
[12:54] <IncredibleHink> yigal, let me try real quick
[12:54] <ffm> eck:  From locahost, I can ftp://localhost and brows my router.
[12:54] <yigal> IncredibleHink: cool
[12:55] <PurpZeY> How can I control USB Devices if Ubuntu is reading them correctly?
[12:55] <eck> ffm: why does localhost go to your router?
[12:55] <yigal> PurpZeY: read to do what? like lsusb?
[12:55] <ffm> eck: Uhh, it goes to my comp
[12:55] <lando__> Hello
[12:55] <IncredibleHink> yigal, yeah a simple jpg to the /mnt new home copies.... had to sudo it too
[12:55] <PurpZeY> yigal: Well I did lsusb and my device is listed (a quickcam) but I am wondering how I can control it now
[12:56] <Morpheus_74> Is this the Ubuntu room on the freenode server?
[12:56] <lando__> whenever i plug in a usb drive using new feisty install i cant write
[12:56] <eck> ffm: then why does it browse your router?
[12:56] <lando__> only root can write to it
[12:56] <Gigi> Hi!  A moment ago the cube efect when you switch a desktop, was working.  I'm wondering, why now it is not working if it is enabled
[12:56] <ffm> eck: ?
[12:56] <kitche> Morpheus_74: yep irc.ubuntu.com goes to freenode network
[12:56] <eck> ffm: you said ftp://localhost browses your router
[12:56] <yigal> IncredibleHink: so first so you don't have to use sudo you could, "sudo chown -R "username" /mnt/newhome"
[12:56] <Kazol> is anti-virus\spyware protection necessary for Linux? I don't think a 500Mhz processor will handle such a program.
[12:56] <ardchoille> Does't Feisty have a gui specifically for installing codecs?
[12:56] <ffm> eck: No, localhsot browses my FTP.
[12:56] <Gigi> When I click on effect.  All the workspace are decreased to one
[12:56] <Moosejaw> is there a way to NOT use keyring manager with nm-applet?
[12:57] <yigal> IncredibleHink: where "user" is you
[12:57] <seth_> Kazol: As far as I know, there's no reported viruses for Linux, and spyware is pretty damn tough to get
[12:57] <IncredibleHink> yigal, k... done
[12:57] <kitche> Kazol: if your doing windows file server then maybe
[12:57] <eck> ffm: so then 'ftp localhost' should also work
[12:57] <randomwalker> my volume up and volume down keys don't work, because they change the master volume instaed of the headphone volume
[12:57] <randomwalker> how do i fix this?
[12:57] <Morpheus_74> kitche: This is interesting.  I just installed Xchat on my fresh install of Xubuntu, and it brought me to this room!
[12:57] <Kazol> ok
[12:57] <yigal> IncredibleHink:  great now cp a file without sudo and see if it works?
[12:57] <lando__> any1 know why only root has acces to usb drive writing/
[12:57] <ffm> eck: localhost is my computer, ...
[12:57] <lando__> feisty install
[12:58] <ffm> eck: Oooooo.... sorry, I misstyped . I ment computer.
[12:58] <ffm> Sorry
[12:58] <Hor|zon> IncredibleHink, : use -a with cp
[12:58] <PurpZeY> yigal: lsusb is recognizing my USB device, but I have no way of controlling it...It's a webcam, I am looking to see if I can't use it for AIMing....
[12:58] <ardchoille> lando__: Because the mountpoint is owned by root and is 755?
[12:58] <yigal> IncredibleHink: in fact you are getting permission denied in your ~ directory when you use find ? yes?
[12:58] <BlueScreenKid> am i the only one who find it annoying to have to so a sudo passwd root everytime i install ubuntu to make life easier ?
[12:58] <lando__> ardchoille: how can i change that?
[12:58] <ardchoille> lando__: use sudo ?
[12:58] <Hor|zon> BlueScreenKid, don't do that...unless you have to
[12:58] <spikeb> eventually you'll quit giving root a password and use sudo
[12:58] <eck> ffm: what about 'ftp localhost' ?
[12:59] <yigal> IncredibleHink: if this is the case you want to do the same chown command as above but on your home directory , "~"
[12:59] <forQed> Anyone have any idea when Pidgin (the re-named gaim project) will finally have a release?
[12:59] <BlueScreenKid> Hor|zon .. any reason why ? or have i lived in the dark ages to long :))
[12:59] <grupis> hello! I need help installing Feisty from Usb stick.
[12:59] <IncredibleHink> the cp -a worked
[12:59] <Hor|zon> dark ages, definitely
[12:59] <IncredibleHink> yigal, the cp - aworked
[12:59] <eck> forQed: i think the plan is soon, but of course it will probably not be in the repositories until gutsy
[12:59] <Hor|zon> :P
[12:59] <sid> I messed with madwifi to try and run openhal(without proprietary HAL), and it didn't work...now when I click on the network manager at the top right in gnome, it doesn't show any wireless access points. What package do I install and to fix it? how can I have it auto-over-write any files in the way
[12:59] <grupis> I'm following this guide https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick
[12:59] <BlueScreenKid> Hor|zon .. what are the benifits of not switching to root .. sorry i come from the debian age :)
[01:00] <IncredibleHink> yigal, i need to chown my home directory? Couldn't i just use sudo to keep that security intact?
[01:00] <ardchoille> BlueScreenKid: Do you have any idea how difficult it is to brute force a root account that is disabled?
[01:00] <ffm> eck: I know that ftp://localhost works on my computer to FTP to my computer.   II set the Horiz and Vert  in xorg, but I I cannot get the refresh  rate to 85.  Any ideas?
[01:00] <BlueScreenKid> ard .. yes .. but i also now how much of a pain it is to have to do a sudo ... ;)
[01:00] <Kazol> I have a problem installing Limewire. When I follow these directions: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=95793 , I cannot create a blank text file; I tried both the command and doing it manually.
[01:00] <idefixx> ffm: Are you trying to connect from one computer on your local network to another - one being the client the other one running the ftp server? if so why do you need to forward a port?
[01:00] <eck> ffm: i'm confused about what you are trying to do then
[01:00] <ffm> Morpheus_74: Go to #xubuntu, please
[01:00] <BlueScreenKid> ard .. but i get your point :D
[01:00] <randomwalker> does anyone know how to make volume keys change the headphone volume instead of master?
[01:00] <ardchoille> BlueScreenKid: Typing 4 extra chars is a pain?!?
[01:00] <Hor|zon> BlueScreenKid, well there's no reason you can't use root really if you completely trust yourself and disable root logins
[01:00] <yigal> IncredibleHink: you want to own your entire home directory, unless you have set it up differently, not obvisously when you build something or use sudo the ownership changes
[01:00] <kitche> BlueScreenKid: jsut sudo -i :)
[01:01] <ardchoille> Vluid_: :)
[01:01] <ardchoille> BlueScreenKid: :)
[01:01] <BlueScreenKid> sudo -i ? .. sorry i haven't come across that yet ?
[01:01] <Hor|zon> or rather, just don't login as root
[01:01] <eck> BlueScreenKid: it runs an interactive root shell
[01:01] <ffm> idefixx: eck :  I am trying to connect to myself from an external source, like being able to ftp MYIP
[01:01] <IncredibleHink> yigal, i have two users in my home directory, me and my wife
[01:01] <eck> i.e. a login shell
[01:01] <BlueScreenKid> eck .. ok thanks for that one i have learnt something :D .. cheers
[01:01] <Kazol> I cannot create a blank txt file using the cmd: sudo cp peerguardian.sh /usr/local/bin
[01:01] <yigal> IncredibleHink: not /home but /home/"user"
[01:02] <yigal> IncredibleHink: ~
[01:02] <ffm> idefixx: I own the domain intserverror.com
[01:02] <ffm> eck: I own the domain intserverror.com
[01:02] <idefixx> ffm: in that case im confused too :)
[01:02] <Kazol> I get the error msg: cp: cannot stat `peerguardian.sh': No such file or directory
[01:02] <kitche> Kazol: touch is used to create a blank txt file
[01:02] <ffm> idefixx: I want to be able to connect from OUTSIDE my network. but i _cant_
[01:02] <yigal> IncredibleHink: do you have http://ubuntu.wordpress.com/2006/01/29/move-home-to-its-own-partition/ open ?
[01:02] <eolo__> set irc_nick1 eolo999
[01:02] <idefixx> ffm: yes i understand i just wanted to be sure that was really the issue here
[01:02] <kitche> Kazol: sudo touch /usr/local/bin/peerguardian.sh
[01:02] <eck> ffm: then you need to be connecting to intserverror.com not localhost
[01:03] <a8514> Bye
[01:03] <ffm> like, although I can http://intserverror.com:8080 , i cannot ftp://intserverror.com
[01:03] <billy> what port does the BiTorrent tracker use?
[01:03] <IncredibleHink> yigal, yes
[01:03] <ffm> eck like, although I can http://intserverror.com:8080 , i cannot ftp://intserverror.com
[01:03] <IncredibleHink> yigal, /home/user is chowned
[01:03] <ffm> idefixx:  like, although I can http://intserverror.com:8080 , i cannot ftp://intserverror.com
[01:03] <Kazol> kitche: Thanks! The article had the wrong cmd then.
[01:03] <Hor|zon> IncredibleHink, that's what the sudo cp -aR was for , it preserves permissions
[01:03] <LabThug> <insert appropriate time of day>
[01:03] <kitche> ffm: do you have a ftp daemon running
[01:03] <yigal> IncredibleHink: let us try  just the find command to see what type of files you might be having problems with "
[01:03] <yigal> "find . -depth -print0 "
[01:03] <darnell> why the hell cant i change the ports for my email in evolution?
[01:04] <Hor|zon> you can
[01:04] <idefixx> ffm: your port is open.. i can connect it
[01:04] <kitche> Kazol: probably right command but you probably didn't have the peerguardian.sh file int he directory you did sudo cp in
[01:04] <darnell> where?
[01:04] <Hor|zon> darnell, in the address part do smtp.domain.com:port
[01:04] <BlueScreenKid> so can anyone help me with my ati 9600xt resolution stuck at 800x600 ... i never had this problem on edgy ... only now for the first time on feisty
[01:04] <ffm> kitche: Yes.
[01:04] <yigal> IncredibleHink: are you getting permission denied?
[01:04] <eck> ffm: i can also connect to it -- it looks like it is working
[01:04] <ffm> idefixx: You can? Why cant i?
[01:04] <idefixx> ffm: just tired it with telnet (vsFTPd 2.0.5)
[01:04] <yigal> excuse me we have to put a filter on the above
[01:04] <IncredibleHink> yigal, let me try
[01:04] <IncredibleHink> yigal, on the home directory right?
[01:04] <eck> ffm: what command are you using to connect?
[01:05] <yigal> find . -depth -print0 | grep -i permission
[01:05] <atlantia> !nvidia
[01:05] <ubotu> To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[01:05] <ffm> eck: FireFox ftp://user:pass@server
[01:05] <LabThug> ok, I have a GeForce2 card in this machine and was trying to get beryl working.  At some point I was told to install 'nvidia-glx-legacy' due to my card's age, so I did.  Now I get "NVRM: API mismatch" messages everytime I respawn X.  How do I fix?
[01:05] <yigal> IncredibleHink: yes
[01:05] <underwatercow> can someone tell me why I can't get Gparted to use the space before the partition? it only sees the space after.
[01:05] <BlueScreenKid> ubotu was that meant for me ?
[01:05] <idefixx> ffm: im guessing it has something to do with ur internal network do 'nslookup intserverror.com' what is the ip it resolves to?
[01:05] <yigal> IncredibleHink: if you & your wife are using /home you will have to use sudo
[01:05] <eck> ffm: try running the ftp command, i.e. 'ftp intserverror.com'
[01:05] <yigal> IncredibleHink: but it should work
[01:05] <IncredibleHink> yigal, from the /home directory i did this and recieved no errors  .........       sudo cp -aR . /mnt/newhome
[01:06] <obz> hello. I'm hoping someone can help... since upgrading to Fiesty my Internet is dead. I can't connect to anything, including my gateway. I have the same settings as before the upgarde which worked fine. any suggestions?
[01:06] <ffm> idefixx: My computer. intserverror.com:8080 works...
[01:06] <kitche> ffm: is the server near you or hosted someplace else your dns might not be resolving to the right ip yet
[01:06] <ffm> eck: That works
[01:06] <voidmage> Anyone know what I  can use to get the time in a shell?
[01:06] <darnell> my email wont send, i can receive but not send
[01:06] <ffm> kitche: My server is my own computer.
[01:06] <yigal> IncredibleHink: thats awesome, so thats it
[01:06] <eck> ffm: then everything is working
[01:06] <darnell> i've never had this problem before,
[01:06] <ffm> kitche: I can acces ftp, just not in FF
[01:06] <BlueScreenKid> voidmage ... date should do
[01:06] <eck> ffm: try it without the pass
[01:06] <eck> ffm: firefox will prompt you
[01:06] <IncredibleHink> yigal, did it preserver all the special softlinks etc?
[01:06] <grupis> I trying to mount a vfat usb stick in a shell of alternate cd installation (feisty) but the kernel seems to lack vfat module. what can I do?
[01:06] <ffm> eck: I get same issue both times
[01:06] <underwatercow> should gparted be able to resize into the space before a partition?
[01:07] <yigal> IncredibleHink: I don't think so
[01:07] <kitche> ffm: here is the guess does it know that it's that domain>? since my server is called hosting.kitchetech.com but the domain is kitchetech.com
[01:07] <voidmage> blue: thanks
[01:07] <eck> ffm: well whatever the problem is, it is a firefox issue, not an issue with your ftp daemon
[01:07] <voidmage> BlueScreenKid: even
[01:07] <ffm> eck: Ok.
[01:07] <IncredibleHink> yigal, k... how do we do that
[01:07] <yigal>   IncredibleHink:  unfortunately
[01:07] <BlueScreenKid> voidmage : your welcome
[01:07] <leroi_> hey guys
[01:07] <olrrai_> how to install a sound driver.. exist any hardware detection tool?
[01:08] <yigal> by ubuntu blogs command - which by the way was taken from Debian howto but its doesn't matter: find . -depth -print0 | cpio null sparse -pvd /mnt/newhome/
[01:08] <sid> I messed with madwifi to try and run openhal(without proprietary HAL), and it didn't work...now when I click on the network manager at the top right in gnome, it doesn't show any wireless access points. What package do I install and to fix it? how can I have it auto-over-write any files in the way
[01:08] <leroi_> i have a problem with the panels at the top and bottom of the desktop
[01:08] <BlueScreenKid> brb .. need a cig and more beer :D
[01:08] <wallydalla1> hi.  This is my first IRC chat on Ubuntu.      I purchased a new trendnet tew-443pi card, installed, no luck getting it to work.   I have followed a lot of advice on many help pages.  The NDIS driver does not work.  It says hardware not installed.     What card will work out of the box with Ubuntu 6.06?   I will just go and buy that.
[01:08] <PurpZeY> Can someone direct me as to why my printer won't print a test-page? I installed the drivers, Ubuntu picked up the printer as directly-connected, but now I am unable to print anything.
[01:08] <yigal> IncredibleHink:  by ubuntu blogs command - which by the way was taken from Debian howto but it doesn't matter: find . -depth -print0 | cpio null sparse -pvd /mnt/newhome/
[01:08] <leroi_> at the top my task tray is on the very right and the date time and logout are to the left of it
[01:09] <lando__> great :-( i just ran a command to allow me to join the plugdev group i found in the forums logged out and in and now i can see half the stuff in the administration menu
[01:09] <killerKlown> hello fellas i just installed 7.04 and cdburner not detected.. HELP!!!
[01:09] <lando__> and my usb problem wasnt fixed
[01:09] <yigal> IncredibleHink: what happens now when you try to issue the command?
[01:09] <leroi_>  i have a problem with the panels at the top and bottom of the desktop
[01:09] <leroi_>  at the top my task tray is on the very right and the date time and logout are to the left of it
[01:09] <nibsa1242> eztk still here
[01:09] <naut> What's the best c64 emulator on ubuntu?
[01:09] <Gigi> I can do all the efects but the cube one... dunno why
[01:09] <killerKlown> please help with cdburner detection problem
[01:09] <leroi_> and on the bottom my trash can is to the left of my beryl screen select feature
[01:09] <IncredibleHink> yigal, let me delete all from the /mnt/newhome right quicl
[01:09] <grupis> my cdburner is been detected as scd0 and doesn't burn !!! just reads
[01:10] <Rodya|Laptop> i am currently using the distribution upgrade tool from 6.10 -> 7.04 and i want to know, if i lose my internet connection can i just restart it where it left off w/ synaptic?
[01:10] <killerKlown> grupis well mine isn't detected at all
[01:10] <killerKlown> in 6.10 it was fine
[01:10] <eck> wallydalla1: I know at least prism/orinoco and intel wireless chipsets are fully supported
[01:10] <leroi_> how do i reverse this stuff to how it is supposed to be
[01:10] <killerKlown> 7.04 sucks
[01:10] <grupis> 6.10 sucks big time also
[01:10] <IndyGunFreak> lol
[01:10] <lando__> what group can access system>administration>users and groups?
[01:10] <Gunrun> http://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/5366 can someone please help with this? I can't boot any of my operating systems, and it is quite distressing
[01:10] <killerKlown> well that was bette for me
[01:10] <yigal> IncredibleHink: great, oh thats good the guy did make mention to where he got the information from
[01:10] <IndyGunFreak> 6.10 and 7.04 are fine.
[01:10] <idefixx> Rodya|Laptop: You will not loose inet connection during update
[01:10] <killerKlown> i need cdburner detection help please someone
[01:10] <Morpheus_74> ffm: Why can't I get help in this room, is there a difference between xorg for Ubuntu and Xubuntu?
[01:10] <maek> did the ~/.bash_profile get removed in fiesty?
[01:11] <killerKlown> can someone go private room with me please
[01:11] <obz> it would be fine if I could get it to connect to the Internet. :P
[01:11] <Rodya|Laptop> idefixx, i will if my connection goes down... satellite internet is not exactly stable
[01:11] <Kazol> Does anyone here use peerguardian?
[01:11] <underwatercow> I used to use it
[01:11] <underwatercow> peerguardian that is
[01:11] <ffm> Morpheus_74: Yes. Ubuntu = GNOME, Xubuntu = XFCE
[01:11] <randomwalker> maek, i thnk its just not there by default, you can create one
[01:11] <yigal> IncredibleHink: you do have cpio installed :)
[01:11] <lmosher> I have a T2500 processor and just installed feisty. I'm trying to get frequency scaling to work, but both the panel applet and powersaved say scaling is not supported. Any suggestions?
[01:11] <radar1976> how do I configure X on server?
[01:12] <Kazol> No one here uses Peerguardian program?
[01:12] <wallydalla1> run serpentine and go to preferences to see if it detetects your buner
[01:12] <trol0s> does anyone know how one can configure the integrated BitTorrent client in Feisty?
[01:12] <PurpZeY> I can't seem to get anything to print even though Ubuntu says my printer is directly connected and installed  the driver...Any help?
[01:12] <iain> hey guys real quick sound question.
[01:12] <underwatercow> Kazol: I used to use it
[01:12] <IndyGunFreak> killerKlown: whats your issue?
[01:12] <lmosher> I'm running the 2.6.20-15-generic
[01:12] <atlantia> !nvidia
[01:12] <ubotu> To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[01:12] <IncredibleHink> yigal, yes
[01:12] <radar1976> iain might not get a quick answer
[01:12] <idefixx> Rodya|Laptop: the update process asked me if I wanted to restart - so you should be able to keep using the 'old/new' system even though i wouldnt advise this.
[01:12] <killerKlown> i'm running 7.04 2.6.20-15-generic
[01:12] <iain> i'm getting an intermittent error on hybernation resume.
[01:12] <iain> It's fixed by rebooting the system
[01:12] <iain> well I've got it now
[01:12] <iain> but would rather not reboot
[01:12] <sid> I messed with madwifi to try and run openhal(without proprietary HAL), and it didn't work...now when I click on the network manager at the top right in gnome, it doesn't show any wireless access points. What package do I install and to fix it? how can I have it auto-over-write any files in the way
[01:12] <yigal>  IncredibleHink: good, so well I think it should work now, cross fingers
[01:12] <iain> does anyone know how to reboot the sound module? eg from consol
[01:12] <underwatercow> Does anyone know why Gparted won't let me resize into space before the partition?
[01:12] <Kazol> underwatercow: Does the default installation block all ranges of IPs? Just curious, why did you uninstall it? Is there a better program?
[01:13] <darnell> ok so this mail thing is obviously not a problem with my isp..
[01:13] <iain> I've tried using modprobe -r but I'm being told the module is in use
[01:13] <Tarkus> anyone know how to remove all traces of a program that i installed from a binary (.bin)? it doesnt show up in synaptic, i installed it in a folder in /usr/lib/. do i just delete the folder that i installed it to?
[01:13] <darnell> i used a different one and the same thing is happening
[01:13] <darnell> whats going on with evolution?
[01:13] <Rodya|Laptop> idefixx, i'm asking if the download process works the same as in synaptic, if a download gets messed up, can it be restarted later?
[01:13] <what_if> how large should a ubuntu /boot partition be ??
[01:13] <IncredibleHink> yigal, negative
[01:13] <obz> anyone have a minute to look at a networking problem? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=414550
[01:13] <IncredibleHink> yigal, the only errors i see too are the ones from my wifes username
[01:13] <sid> iain: alsaconf ?
[01:13] <maek> randomwalker: thanks
[01:14] <Ademan> anyone know how to change the gtk+ theme from IceWM?
[01:14] <randomwalker> darnell, its totally going on, don't listen to the creationists
[01:14] <underwatercow> Kazol: to my knowledge It blocks ranges known to be used for certain purposes. I don't use it lately because I switched to Ubuntu and haven't bothered trying to get it again as it never seemed to do anything but be in the way anyway
[01:14] <iain> sid> no such command over here....
[01:14] <darnell> fuck off.
[01:14] <underwatercow> so no one in here knows how to partition a hard drive? sad...
[01:14] <IndyGunFreak> darnell: ?..lol
[01:14] <PriceChild> !ohmy | darnell
[01:14] <ubotu> darnell: Please watch your language and keep this channel family friendly.
[01:14] <idefixx> Rodya|Laptop: yes, but the updater starts installing the downloaded packages immediately once its finished
[01:14] <eck> Tarkus: delete that folder, and if you really want to get everything try to look at the shell script and see if it installed any files to other places (e.g. /etc)
[01:14] <yigal> IncredibleHink: what you could do, if you are not too uncomfortable with this is chown everything under your name for the copy and then chown her name back to her ~ directory when the copy is done
[01:14] <Shaba1> hello how do I adjust the time to start the default OS on grub?
[01:14] <darnell> yeah
[01:14] <iain> i've played with the alsamixer though and through the gui doesn't make a difference
[01:15] <iain> module needs to reload I think.
[01:15] <iain> for whatever reason
[01:15] <eck> Shaba1: it is the timeout option in the menu.lst file
[01:15] <njal> Can anyone help me get the rt73 driver working
[01:15] <njal> the Wiki DOESN'T work
[01:15] <Rodya|Laptop> idefixx, so it downloads package A, installs package A, downloads package B, installs package B, etc... instead of downloading A,B,...,Z then installing A,B,...Z?
[01:15] <yigal>  IncredibleHink: however this could be dangerous, and I am not sure about the home directory like soft links going to her home could now go to your home etc..?  but everything should be intact
[01:15] <iain> i thought there might be an /etc/init.d/alsa restart command or something
[01:15] <stas> on dapper drake I used to be able to log in as root with a regular GUI session, I upgraded to Fiery and now it won't let me log in as root.  Basically I need a graphical file manager with root privileges.
[01:15] <Tarkus> eck: alright, would deleting the folder also get rid of the launcher in my applications menu?
[01:15] <darnell> there is a problem ok..
[01:16] <iain> or a way to overide the 'this module is in use'
[01:16] <iain> with modprobe -r soundcore
[01:16] <yigal> IncredibleHink: don't do that
[01:16] <wallydalla1> partition a hard drive   easy.    download a cd image called  gparted    boot from that cd.   follow the GUI menus
[01:16] <yigal> IncredibleHink: found the answer !!
[01:16] <darnell> i cant send email, it just sits there saying sending message.
[01:16] <ClayPigeon> Toshiba Laptop M30 604. First time Linux OS (for me) and everything works. :) Thanks for a great OS!!!
[01:16] <idefixx> Rodya|Laptop: ahh sry, i just got what you mean... no it downloads them all then installs them - if internet connection fails u can resume.
[01:16] <IncredibleHink> yigal, whats that
[01:16] <Rodya|Laptop> alright, thanks idefixx
[01:16] <kitche> darnell: is this on a custom email server or though your ISP?
[01:16] <yigal> IncredibleHink: you have to use find . -depth -print0 | sudo cpio null sparse -pvd /mnt/newhome/
[01:16] <eck> Tarkus: I think there is a .desktop file for that, or something of that nature. Try running something like: find / -iname "*some_search_string*"
[01:16] <njal> stas: sudo nautilus
[01:16] <yigal> sudo cpio, so obvious
[01:16] <darnell> i have one email addy from earthlink..
[01:16] <darnell> another through godaddy for my own domain
[01:16] <darnell> neither work
[01:16] <stas> thanks
[01:16] <stas> I am new
[01:16] <eck> Tarkus: then scan the list of files that are found and delete the ones that seem to be associated with the application
[01:16] <darnell> receiving, yes
[01:17] <darnell> sending doesnt
[01:17] <dts> I just finished my upgrade and Sound stopped working, how do i know the system sees the card?
[01:17] <darnell> connection times out after 10 minutes or so
[01:17] <IndyGunFreak> darnell: then you probably haven't set it up correctly
[01:17] <yigal> you are using your permissions on the copy so you will get permission denied etc.
[01:17] <kitche> darnell: well for your domain maybe sendmail is not configured correctly
[01:17] <IncredibleHink> yigal, you're the man, man!!
[01:17] <IncredibleHink> yigal, thanks
[01:17] <yigal> thanks man!
[01:17] <lmosher> I have a T2500 processor and just installed feisty. I'm trying to get frequency scaling to work, but both the panel applet and powersaved say scaling is not supported. Any suggestions?
[01:17] <darnell> i've had these emails for a long time
[01:17] <jamesm> anyone here know how to extract passwords from /etc/passwords
[01:17] <darnell> they always work.
[01:17] <sid> I messed with madwifi to try and run openhal(without proprietary HAL), and it didn't work...now when I click on the network manager at the top right in gnome, it doesn't show any wireless access points. What package do I install and to fix it? how can I have it auto-over-write any files in the way
[01:17] <underwatercow> eck: are you familiar with partitioning and gparted?
[01:17] <darnell> now, they dont
[01:17] <IndyGunFreak> lol
[01:17] <yigal> IncredibleHink: thanks man!
[01:17] <darnell> its not being configured improperly, its just not working
[01:17] <eck> underwatercow: i think so
[01:17] <iain> no1 any idea? :-/
[01:18] <Ademan> jamesm: as far as i know you have to brute force it, since passwords are hashed
[01:18] <Tarkus> eck: alright, thanks
[01:18] <randomwalker> jamesm, man shadow
[01:18] <Gigi> Why when I select cube effect, all my work spaces disappear and appears only 1
[01:18] <yigal> IncredibleHink:  to me if that works?
[01:18] <iain> *rubs his eyes and looks upset
[01:18] <darnell> what is another good email client
[01:18] <jamesm> ty
[01:18] <iain> pretty please?
[01:18] <underwatercow> eck: do you know why gparted can't resize into the free space before the partition? it only resizes into free space that follows.
[01:18] <yigal> IncredibleHink: s/to/tell
[01:18] <wallydalla1> what is the rt73 driver?  network card?
[01:18] <Ademan> darnell: what are you using? i recomend evolution
[01:18] <IncredibleHink> yigal, like a charm
[01:18] <iain> whoever answers can use my sister?
[01:18] <darnell> i use evolution
[01:18] <Ademan> darnell: it works fine with my earthlink account, and my gmail account
[01:18] <eck> underwatercow: I believe it is a limitation of the filesystem, afaik there aren't any that you can resize from the "left"
[01:19] <darnell> the guys at earthlink told me that the ports are 25 and 587
[01:19] <darnell> no idea what 587 is
[01:19] <eck> underwatercow: for some filesystems you can snapshot them and then move them, but it is a bit of work
[01:19] <sartan> Still no native WPA support in the 7.04 huh.. I'm dissapointed.... (IPW2200)
[01:19] <Ademan> darnell: you might try thunderbird if you don't like evolution
[01:19] <lmosher> I have an intel T2500 and cpu frequency scaling is apparently disabled. How do I fix this?
[01:19] <yigal> darnell: smtp?
[01:19] <darnell> yes
[01:19] <darnell> the pop3 is fine
[01:19] <ajehuk> darnell - the correct client smtp port
[01:19] <yigal> darnell: google uses 587
[01:19] <wallydalla1> can anyone help me with installing a wireless card in my 6.06 computer?
[01:19] <yigal> darnell?
[01:19] <underwatercow> eck: so what do I do if I make a leading parition too small and need to resize? I won't be able to pull it from the next partition, will I?
[01:19] <darnell> ok, so i need port 25
[01:19] <eck> darnell: if you look at /etc/services it lists what services are associated with what ports
[01:19] <obz> sigh.
[01:19] <Hor|zon> iain: sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart
[01:20] <GenNMX> lmosher: That's an issue for your BIOS. Hit F1, DELETE, ESC, F2, etc. to enter your BIOS immediatly after turning on your computer.
[01:20] <lmosher> GenNMX, Promise you it isn't. Works great in XP.
[01:20] <Gunrun> its normally delete
[01:20] <PurpZeY> Is there some reason my printer won't print a test page? Ubuntu shows it as recognized, and recognized as a proper device but it won't actually print anything.
[01:20] <IceGuest_7> anyone have a link to tutorial to drop gnome and add kde?  I don't feel like installing kubuntu just to get kde
[01:20] <darnell> 25 is for mail
[01:20] <wallydalla1> BIOS setup can be   DEL key,  or f2   or F10
[01:20] <lando__> whats the name of the admins group
[01:20] <sid> I messed with madwifi to try and run openhal(without proprietary HAL), and it didn't work...now when I click on the network manager at the top right in gnome, it doesn't show any wireless access points. What package do I install and to fix it? how can I have it auto-over-write any files in the way
[01:20] <lando__> so i can add myself through the terminal
[01:21] <ajehuk> darnell - both are mail
[01:21] <eck> underwatercow: no, unfortunately not. If you were using lvm you could add more space, but ifyou are just doing a regular non-lvm setup you need to do it manually (i.e. back up everything, resize, restore everything)
[01:21] <BlueScreenKid> yuckity ... yuckity .. yuck ... to get my ati 9600xt to work properly i had to use non-open source drivers ... where on edgy i could use open source .. why this backwards step :(
[01:21] <GenNMX> I'd had plenty of motherboards with the BIOS as F1, it's up to the firmware manufacturer....
[01:21] <wallydalla1> I have read all the madwi documentation.
[01:21] <Ademan> anyone know how to set the gtk+ theme white you're using a different window manager? (such as iceWM or fluxbox)
[01:21] <darnell> right, but why wont it send
[01:21] <underwatercow> eck: that sucks, lol... thanks though... think 30Gib is enough for /?
[01:21] <darnell> its set correctly
[01:21] <BlueScreenKid> IceGuest ... install kunbuntu .. instead of ubuntu
[01:21] <eck> Ademan: I believe it is done by setting it in your .gtkrc
[01:21] <ajehuk> darnell - what is happening?
[01:21] <GenNMX> lmosher: Do you mean dynamic switching?
[01:21] <eck> underwatercow: that's plenty
[01:21] <darnell> earthlink tried to tell me that they dont support linux..
[01:21] <Ademan> eck: thanks, i'll try that
[01:21] <Hor|zon> underwatercow: if you have other partitions for music etc. then 15gb is enough
[01:22] <d0lph1nK1ng> anyone know which driver to install to get an ATI TV Wonder Elite tv tuner card working?
[01:22] <darnell> well, i can receive emails, but when i'm sending..
[01:22] <eck> underwatercow: I have 7.7 :-\
[01:22] <darnell> it just sits there.. and finally it times out
[01:22] <iain> oh dear .............
[01:22] <ajehuk> darnell - should make no difference if they do or not
[01:22] <arooni> how easy is it to upgrade to feisty from edgy ?
[01:22] <wallydalla1> 6.06 shows me that madwifi is installed,  but the wifi card I purchased seems to be too new.  it is a new 802.11 G card  made in 2006
[01:22] <IceGuest_7> BlueScreenKid I'm running ubuntu server with my teamspeak server atm, plus webserver I dont wanna do a backup and resintall = (
[01:22] <darnell> i know
[01:22] <darnell> thats what i told them..
[01:22] <ajehuk> darnell - whats the problem?
[01:22] <underwatercow> eck, Hor|zon: I am making a home partition too
[01:22] <Hor|zon> iain, did you sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart ?
[01:22] <iain> i managed to restart alsa now (thanks to horijzon!) but it hasn't helped. I still ahve no sound.
[01:22] <BlueScreenKid> d0lph1nK1ng : i had to install a binary ati version just now to get my 9600xt to work .. don't know if this info might help ?
[01:22] <darnell> holdon..
[01:22] <ajehuk> iain - have you run alsaconf?
[01:22] <Hor|zon> lol underwatercow, then 10gigs should do...
[01:22] <IncredibleHink> yigal, how do i make it mount on every bootup now?
[01:22] <darnell> im going to delete the account and reenter it
[01:23] <IncredibleHink> yigal, i understand i have to edit the /etc/fstab file
[01:23] <IncredibleHink> yigal, but what do i put in it
[01:23] <underwatercow> Hor|zon: isn't it a good principle to leave half of the root/operating system free?
[01:23] <darnell> ok..
[01:23] <d0lph1nK1ng> BlueScreenKid, no it doesn't.  thanks, tho
[01:23] <ajehuk> iain (sudo alsaconf)
[01:23] <darkram> In 7.04 desktop effects is actually Compiz?
[01:23] <darnell> earthlinks pop3 is mail.earthlink.net
[01:23] <errorlevel> So...  Here I am, connected to IRC, obviously connected to the internet.  I click the "Upgrade" button in the Update Manager, and I get a dialog telling me "could not download the release notes, please check your internet connection."  Is this a known issue?  If it matters, I am using the United States server, and it should be able to connect since I just installed a package from it successfully, and I updated my package listing from it too.
[01:23] <lando__> when i run users i see 2 lando
[01:23] <arooni> hey folks... how should i upgrade to feisty from edgy?
[01:23] <idefixx> darnell: sad but true
[01:23] <randomwalker> darkram: yeah
[01:23] <Hor|zon> IncredibleHink, just change the /etc/fstab line for /home to use /dev/sdb
[01:23] <eck> underwatercow: if the FS gets too full you will get fragmentation
[01:23] <darnell> username is<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[01:23] <darkram> thanks
[01:24] <Hor|zon> and create a new line for the old partition if you want to use that for something else
[01:24] <darnell> for authentication do i need password or login?
[01:24] <idefixx> darnell: that wasnt for you
[01:24] <underwatercow> eck, Hor|zon: do programs install to the root partition typically?
[01:24] <dts> where would error logs for sound be?
[01:24] <Gigi> I'm changing configurations on Beryl  but I do not see no difference.  Why?
[01:24] <IncredibleHink> yigal, there is not one for home
[01:24] <BlueScreenKid> i'm gonna unplug my scanner .. it is making weird noise .. and i never use it .. lol
[01:24] <locolbd> arooni:
[01:24] <yigal>  IncredibleHink: I am not so good with fstab, you should use a udev id that you create, someone in here should know, but I am not sure exactly, you can always use /dev/sdb1 /home but udev is a better way to go so get some one who knows how to do it with udev
[01:24] <Furthur> arooni : http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/upgrading
[01:24] <Hor|zon> underwatercow: they do unless you tell them not to, and the settings are stored on /home
[01:24] <arooni> logicecx: ok
[01:24] <eck> underwatercow: most of the files go in /usr, a few files go in other places. /var is where you would hold files that might change, so usually that would be email, a website, ftp, etc.
[01:24] <Dimicus> Anyone know any software that can help to make integrated software better ? i have the problem that i can only have 1 sound device on at the time. i use a integrated realtek sound card.
[01:25] <IncredibleHink> yigal, thx... ill ask around
[01:25] <locolbd> arooni: http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/upgrading
[01:25] <eck> underwatercow: apt also stores a bunch of stuff in /var you can clean out
[01:25] <iain> ajehuk>  i don't have that command I don't think. As in it doesn't show up when pressing tab to saee available commands
[01:25] <IncredibleHink> Can someone help me have a partition get mounted on every bootup"?
[01:25] <eck> underwatercow: try du -sh /var/cache
[01:25] <idefixx> Gigi: have u selected the beryl window manager or are you still using metacity?
[01:25] <Hor|zon> IncredibleHink, I can help with the udev rule, but is the drive going to be in that hot swap bay?
[01:25] <rio> where do i set up multiple displays?
[01:25] <darnell> ok, same thing
[01:25] <Stormx2> IncredibleHink: file system?
[01:25] <Tarkus> how do i remove a directory in a terminal? when i run "sudo rmdir *directory name*" it says "Directory not empty". i know its not empty, i want to remove everything in it. any ideas?
[01:25] <Hor|zon> if it is then yes you need the udev rule
[01:25] <Gigi> idefixx how do I know that?
[01:25] <Stormx2> Tarkus: rm -rf directoryname (use with care)
[01:25] <ajehuk> iain - you need to run it as root (sudo alsaconf), depending on your config users cannot normally see commands that only root can run
[01:25] <IncredibleHink> Hor|zon, i ahvent got the hotswap bay yet,..... i just got my /home copied to the new internal
[01:26] <BlueScreenKid> IncredibleHink : sorry . missed what you asked before .. what partition is it ?
[01:26] <eck> underwatercow: nearly all the space reported by that command can be freed up by running apt-get clean
[01:26] <arooni> are there any apps that will be broken if i upgrade to feisty?
[01:26] <Hor|zon> IncredibleHink, then you don't need the udev rule I wouldn't think...it should stay the same
[01:26] <idefixx> Gigi: do you have the beryl icon in your tray? the gem thingy next to the clock?
[01:26] <Tarkus> Stormx2: thanks
[01:26] <IncredibleHink> BlueScreenKid, /dev/sdb1
[01:26] <billy> what port does BitTorrent need to connect to peers?
[01:26] <iain> ajehun> (nope already tried that)....sudo: alsaconf: command not found
[01:26] <locolbd> !wireless
[01:26] <Stormx2> arooni: Only ones you may have installed from alternate repos / .debs
[01:26] <BlueScreenKid> is that an actual scsi device or a USB one ?
[01:26] <eck> billy: it is configured in your client
[01:26] <ubotu> Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[01:26] <Gigi> idefixx no next to the clock I do have the volume and then internet and then normal software such gaim.  How do I do that?
[01:26] <eck> billy: i.e. you can use any ports whatsoever
[01:27] <Tarkus> Stormx2: is it "rm -rf" or "rmdir irf"?
[01:27] <ajehuk> iain if you dont have it try installing the alsa-utils
[01:27] <Stormx2> Tarkus: rm
[01:27] <arooni> Stormx2: is there a way of knowing which ones those are
[01:27] <rio> installed a video card with svideo output.  how do i set it up to display to the tv?... i figured in under system... but cant find it
[01:27] <Tarkus> Stormx2: k
[01:27] <billy> eck, i've got outbound policy set for BitTorrent.  but can't connect to peers.
[01:27] <Stormx2> arooni: I'm not really sure >.< sorry
[01:27] <seth_> true
[01:27] <seth_> whoops, miss tell
[01:27] <iain> ajehuk> returns 'already newest version'
[01:27] <idefixx> Gigi: Go to System Tool in the menu and start the beryl-manager.
[01:27] <arooni> does beryl work in feisty?
[01:27] <ajehuk> iain - let me just check again...
[01:27] <iain> ajehuk> and I restarted it a few minutes ago so it's definately there and running
[01:27] <eck> billy: it is best not to use the ones in the 6881-6999 range since those are the "default" ports used by mainline andblocked by some ISPs
[01:27] <idefixx> arooni: yes
[01:28] <seth_> I have a listing in my grub menu.lst file that goes something along the lines of 'title "other drive" / rootnoverify (hd0) / chainloader +1 /boot,' but when I boot grub just does chainloader +1 / boot when I select 'other drive'. What's making it lose the rootnoverify command?
[01:28] <underwatercow> eck, Hor|zon: What do you guys do about storing documents and music, etc... do you put them in home? it kind of bothers me not having control of other things being saved there
[01:28] <billy> eck, thanks for that advise.
[01:28] <sid> I messed with madwifi to try and run openhal(without proprietary HAL), and it didn't work...now when I click on the network manager at the top right in gnome, it doesn't show any wireless access points. What package do I install and to fix it? how can I have it auto-over-write any files in the way
[01:28] <BlueScreenKid> and can someone answer me why my hdxx is being picked up as sdxx ??? this doesn't make any sense
[01:28] <wallydalla1> is there a URL with a simple FAQ on this UBUNTU chat.  I'm using GAIM on an ubunut box
[01:28] <arooni> does feisty help at all with my sony laptop... or laptops in general (trackpad issues, etc...)
[01:28] <Hor|zon> underwatercow, I create another seperate data partition for that
[01:28] <lando__> i took away my own permission to access administrationi settings :(
[01:28] <lando__> how do i get them back?
[01:28] <Otrayo> anyone else getting this error when trying to upgrade to feisty: Failed to fetch http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/edgy-security/restricted/binary-i386/Packages.gz Sub-process gzip returned an error code (1)
[01:28] <ajehuk> iain - just check that alsa-base is intalled can you?
[01:28] <eck> underwatercow: I have another partition called /data, and I have most of my document folders in /home symlinked to the actual folders in /data
[01:28] <HymnToLife`> BlueScreenKid, because they changed the way hard drives are handled, no big deal
[01:28] <Morpheus_74> How can I change my refresh rate to 85Hz, when this option is not listed in the GUI?
[01:28] <ardchoille> Does't Feisty have a gui specifically for installing codecs?
[01:29] <zach> is anyone having trouble with sound in 7.04? i only get sound from the center channel of my 5.1 and its 10% music 90% static
[01:29] <randomwalker> lando__: what exactly did you do?
[01:29] <errorlevel> Otrayo: I just plain can't even get the upgrade to start.  It says I have no internet connection. (Though I'm on IRC, fancy that.)
[01:29] <underwatercow> eck, Hor|zon: I'm a bit of an organiztion nazi and having random stuff appearing in my oranized files is annoying... that's a good idea eck. I'm still not used to the fact that I can use symlinks, lol
[01:29] <IncredibleHink> Hor|zon, im guessing i need something similar to this? /dev/hda5 /home ext3 nodev,nosuid 0 2
[01:29] <yigal> BlueScreenKid: and can someone answer me why my hdxx is being picked up as sdxx ??? this doesn't make any sense SATA STACK
[01:29] <Gigi> idefixx OK.  It is the configurations... and now?
[01:29] <Shaba1> Is a symlnk the same as a shortcut ni windwos?
[01:29] <iain> ajehuk> 'alsa base is already the newest version'
[01:29] <BlueScreenKid> hymm ... wel it is to me .. i was thinking .. hmm ... suddenly my PC has become sentiant .. and install a scsi array i was not aware of .. LMAO !!!
[01:29] <Hor|zon> eck, to be on the safe side I use /home/data so there's no change of typos
[01:29] <Otrayo> errorlevel: haha...seems like the upgrade tool isn't perfect yet
[01:29] <Hor|zon> chance*
[01:29] <eck> underwatercow: so actually i don't have /home on another partition... the reason I do this is so I can boot into another distro or install and still access all my documents and have the freedom to use different configs for all my apps
[01:29] <NobleCOmmerce> anyone have experience with NVTV?
[01:29] <BlueScreenKid> yigal .. i am not even using SATA .. but normal ATA ;)
[01:29] <lando__> i ran this command
[01:29] <lando__> sudo usermod -G plugdev lando
[01:29] <DanZ3> I just burned the feisty cd and when i press install or check cd for defects, I get "/bin/sh: can't access tty; job control turned off"
[01:30] <lando__> it gave me that access but took away all others
[01:30] <idefixx> Gigi: if you started the Beryl Manager there should be the try icon i was talking about.
[01:30] <eck> underwatercow: but it is basically the same in principle as having a separate /home partition
[01:30] <iain> ajehuk> sound works fine except in a quirky way when hybernate is resumed. Even then only intermittently (think it depends whether it was playing something when it goes into hybernate but not yet sure)...so the sound setup I've got *does* work.....
[01:30] <yigal> BlueScreenKid: yes the entire filesystem is using SATA nomenclature now
[01:30] <TomTheGeek> Hey guys, anyone want to help me with trying to install ubuntu on  a fake raid 1?
[01:30] <iain> ajehuk> and restarting fixes it.
[01:30] <BlueScreenKid> yigal . ok tnx
[01:30] <underwatercow> eck: yeah, that was my next question... I was going to make home the rest of the drive.. .but if i store files on another drive, that would be pointless
[01:30] <Gigi> idefixx nop...
[01:30] <idefixx> Gigi: If you do not have the beryl manager. do 'sudo apt-get install beryl-manager'
[01:30] <wallydalla1> tomthegeek, what is fake raid 1
[01:30] <darnell> see.
[01:30] <Beastage> ah
[01:30] <darnell> my email works with thunderbird..
[01:30] <Beastage> cool
[01:30] <iain> ajehuk> I'm trying to figure out how to reload all the necessary modules and things without restarting to see if I can fix the problem without saving everything and closing every window I've got open.
[01:30] <lando__> now i cant even sudo in terminal it never asks me for password
[01:31] <darnell> evolution has a problem
[01:31] <TomTheGeek> it's software based raid 1
[01:31] <Hor|zon> IncredibleHink, is this for the new home partition?
[01:31] <Beastage> U 7.04 > U 6.10
[01:31] <dimeotane> anyone have truecrypt working under fesity?
[01:31] <underwatercow> eck: so 20GiB for root and home should be plenty for everything I'll ever want to install?
[01:31] <yigal> darnell: yes evolution has always had problem(s)
[01:31] <randomwalker> lando__: i guess you could manually add yourself in /etc/groups to all the groups you want
[01:31] <cwmoser> Feisty Fawn - how do you "Upgrade" rather than overwrite my existing Ubuntu 6.10??
[01:31] <darnell> with sending mail?
[01:31] <ajehuk> iain - oh right - sorry, so all you are after is a restart of the sound system after hibernate... /etc/init.d/alsa reload should do that...
[01:31] <IncredibleHink> Hor|zon, right
[01:31] <randomwalker> lando__: but other than that i dunno
[01:31] <Hor|zon> IncredibleHink, it should be the same as the old one except for the device name
[01:31] <zach> hey can someone give me a hand with my sound in 7.04?
[01:31] <darnell> interesting, since its an email proggy
[01:31] <iain> ajehuk> I'm not sure th ere's anything 'missing' per say.
[01:31] <LiENUS> what package do i need under ubuntu to compile znc with openssl support?
[01:31] <vik> if I want to get an image (using dd) of an LVM volume, which device should I use?
[01:31] <IncredibleHink> Hor|zon, im trying to figure out what all the options mean and the two nubmers at the end
[01:31] <Gigi> idefixx I have the beryl manager, I can see "Beryl Setting Manager"  but I open it and I can change configs, but I do not see the difference and neither the icon
[01:32] <yigal> cwmoser: just make another partitition and install Fiesty on it
[01:32] <jeef> i had two soundcards on this machine and now i'm trying to use a specific one of them... (both are still available it seems).. how can i change which soundcard is primary?
[01:32] <IncredibleHink> Hor|zon, there is no old one... everything was on a single partition
[01:32] <idefixx> Gigi: Setting Manager and Beryl Manager are two differnet things
[01:32] <randomwalker> lando__: there seems to be a backup file called /etc/group-
[01:32] <Gigi> oh...
[01:32] <Beastage> who can help me? I want to make that the BOOT LOADER will default to Windows
[01:32] <wallydalla1> tom the geek,  have  you downloaded the ubuntu server cd and run the install?  this is my plan as currently I have risk with just one hd.  I have two 80gig IDE drives and I plan to re-install from the server CD
[01:32] <iain> ajehuk> nope  'command not found'
[01:32] <TomTheGeek> i've tried partitioning the disks maunally but it always says it can't find the raid partitions
[01:32] <IncredibleHink> whats the pastebin url again?
[01:32] <IncredibleHink> !pastebin
[01:32] <ubotu> pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[01:32] <nibsa1242b> *wonders* why do all these people seem to install to a single partition?
[01:32] <yigal> Beastage: just have windows as the first option
[01:32] <iain> ajehuk> i tried /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart before
[01:32] <TomTheGeek> i"ve tried using the alternate install cd
[01:32] <Beastage> woha yigal
[01:33] <errorlevel> nibsa1242b: Why not?
[01:33] <Gigi> idefixx I will do the one that you told me then
[01:33] <Beastage> my real name is yigal
[01:33] <DanZ3> hello. I just burned the feisty cd and when i press "install" or "check cd for defects", I get a "/bin/sh: can't access tty; job control turned off"  message. Is this a problem with the cd or my computer?
[01:33] <ajehuk> iain - sorry should be 'sudo /etc/init.d/alsa restart'
[01:33] <Beastage> lol!
[01:33] <yigal> Beastage: nice :)
[01:33] <eck> underwatercow: I think if you keep /var clean you probably won't go above 6 GB or so for / (not including /home), even if you have lots of packaged and development headers and whatnot
[01:33] <iain> ajehuk> and it returned 'Stopping alsa...... [ok]  starting alsa ..... [ok] ' but didn't fix the sound bug.
[01:33] <Beastage> yigal... pm
[01:33] <IncredibleHink> Hor|zon, here is what my original fstab looks like http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/16933/
[01:33] <eck> underwatercow: then you have to add some space in that to prevent fragmentation and so forth
[01:33] <wallydalla1> tomthegeek,   it took me work to find it, but the 6.06 server cd is the one you want to find.  i will look for the URL.
[01:33] <Hor|zon> IncredibleHink, the second to last one is for dump and the last one is for fsck
[01:33] <dredhammer> hello does anyone know how i get Feisty to recognize the linksys usb wireless adapter?
[01:33] <Gigi> idefixx OK.  I see a red diamond there
[01:33] <lando__> yes theres a backup how do i run nautilus as root i 4got the command
[01:33] <lando__> gtksudo or sumthing
[01:34] <iain> ajehuk> the problem is that there's no such command (the alsa part)
[01:34] <idefixx> Gigi: right click on it - go to Select Windows Man. and chose Beryl
[01:34] <Hor|zon> IncredibleHink, the last one tells fsck whether to check the partition if there was a bad shutdown etc.
[01:34] <randomwalker> lando__: gksudo nautilus?
[01:34] <underwatercow> eck: is there a defragmenter in linux then?
[01:34] <atlantia> !nvidia
[01:34] <ubotu> To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[01:34] <Hor|zon> IncredibleHink, the last one can be left as 0
[01:34] <Beastage> is there a point to install official ati drivers?
[01:34] <idefixx> Gigi: if you dont want to use it anymore switch back to Metacity
[01:34] <lando__> aww crap
[01:34] <lando__> it says to contact admin :(
[01:34] <Hor|zon> IncredibleHink, and ummm the last one is up to you...I would say set it to 1
[01:34] <yigal> dredhammer: what does lsusb give you?
[01:34] <Veronica-Bot> server tecate.metachat.net
[01:34] <lando__> am i screwd?
[01:35] <nibsa1242b> errorlevel its always good to at least have a seperate /home partition so that you don't loose your data if something terrible happens and you have to reinstall... plus it makes it easier to backup.  I prefer having /home /usr /boot /root and /var at a min
[01:35] <Gigi> ok. it is done idefixx now I think that I have a small mess :P  I will keep on my own.  Thanks a lot man!!!!
[01:35] <atlantia> ok i am getting miffed. Is there a "how to unscrew-up and remove nvidia-drivers-issues-caused by once previously recommended scripts (envy) and use the new method which may not work???
[01:35] <idefixx> Gigi: have fun!
[01:35] <randomwalker> lando__: use the other person's nick while replying
[01:35] <nibsa1242b> errorlevel and also the swap but thats just me
[01:35] <ajehuk> iain can you drop the output of sudo  modprobe -l | grep alsa* into a pastebin?
[01:35] <arooni> what happens when i upgrade... do all my program files/docs stay Safe?
[01:35] <IncredibleHink> Hor|zon, do i want suid or dev?
[01:35] <atlantia> cause right now, i have been back and forth between envy and this new great rstricted modules interface, and neither works now
[01:35] <randomwalker> lando__: yeah, looks like you're screwed
[01:35] <nibsa1242b> atlantia loot at the script and manually undo what it does
[01:35] <eck> underwatercow: no. at least for ext3, if you ever accidentally fill up the filesystem and want to defragment, you could run a script to move (well copy and then delete) files aroudn, since that will "unfragment" the files
[01:35] <underwatercow> does linux have a defragmenter?
[01:35] <underwatercow> lol
[01:35] <atlantia> i cant get a shred of consistency to save my arse
[01:35] <randomwalker> lando__: you can boot from the installer cd again and edit it
[01:35] <atlantia> pardon my french
[01:36] <yigal> IncredibleHink: suid
[01:36] <wallydalla1> nibsa1242b,  i wonder why the automatic ubuntu installer does not create a seperate partition for home folders?
[01:36] <underwatercow> eck: interesting
[01:36] <lando__> randomwalker: good idea
[01:36] <lando__> be right back
[01:36] <tiglionabbit> hello
[01:36] <atlantia> so yeah, it downloads and installs the nvidia automagic script
[01:36] <yigal> IncredibleHink: I could have shown you the other stuff
[01:36] <iain> ajehuk> I'm sure i can (i've done similar before)....but I'm not what the URL is to post it up at ;)
[01:36] <effie_jayx> Beastage,  which do you mean... "ati" or "radeon" ??
[01:36] <underwatercow> eck, Hor|zon: thanks for both of your help
[01:36] <eck> underwatercow: i have read some talk about making it easier to defragment ext4, but if you are experiencing fragmentation it's usually becauseyou did something wrong in the first place
[01:36] <yigal> IncredibleHink: uid is important
[01:36] <jeef> how can i swap which soundcard is my primary soundcard?
[01:36] <Gigi> idefixx Microsoft says "Wow" and they only have that weird thing... baryl must be wow x 1000
[01:36] <tiglionabbit> there's far too much traffic here.  Is there a more low-key ubuntu channel around?
[01:36] <Beastage> effie_jayx:  ATI Radeon drivers...
[01:36] <ajehuk> iain - http://pastebin.ca will do
[01:36] <dredhammer> yigal it lists both the linksys adapter and the mouse
[01:36] <nibsa1242b> wallydallal afaik its a hotly debated topic about how to properly partition and I believe bug reports have been submitted about that behavior
[01:36] <Hor|zon> IncredibleHink, http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/handbook/handbook-x86.xml?part=1&chap=8
[01:37] <Beastage> effie_jayx: I assume that those that bundeled with ubuntu are good enuff
[01:37] <dredhammer> but i can't get it configured for use
[01:37] <ajehuk> !pastebin | iain
[01:37] <ubotu> iain: pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[01:37] <Alonea> tiglionabbit: the #kubuntu tends to be slower
[01:37] <idefixx> Gigi: its fun to play with. and good for impressing ppl ;)
[01:37] <effie_jayx> Beastage,  I like 3d stuff :S
[01:37] <tiglionabbit> Alonea: that all?
[01:37] <yigal> dredhammer: so you want wifi with linksys
[01:37] <IncredibleHink> yigal, thats what gets me confused.... i see the tutorials and they say this, /dev/hda7 /home ext3 nodev,nosuid 0 2, but i dont want to do something because someone told me to, i want to understand it, you know what i mean
[01:37] <yigal> dredhammer: what card is it using?
[01:37] <underwatercow> eck: actually. One last question... which would you recommend? ext3 or Reiserfs?
[01:37] <iain> ajehuk> yeh i know what it is ;) just not where :-D thanks
[01:37] <effie_jayx> Beastage,  I am having a hard time with catching up with the crowd
[01:38] <Hor|zon> IncredibleHink, for those options http://www.die.net/doc/linux/man/man8/mount.8.html
[01:38] <Hor|zon> IncredibleHink, you just list them like a list
[01:38] <yigal> IncredibleHink: of course, uid is good because if names change or strange things happen uid will always allow the computer to id the partition
[01:38] <Alonea> tiglionabbit: for ubuntu specific channels yeah. I also goto ##linux for help which is usually slow, though sometimes gets a rush
[01:38] <tiglionabbit> anyways, I was gonna ask--   Today, I checked my update manager and noticed the distro upgrade button.  Well I decided to upgrade everything on this distro before dist-upgrading, and that happened to include an upgrade for the update manager.  But...   now the update manager doesn't show a dist upgrade button anymore
[01:38] <Hor|zon> IncredibleHink, decide on the ones you want
[01:38] <dunstabulos_> i have installed samba and swat, what do i need to do to get it working ?
[01:38] <Hor|zon> IncredibleHink, make sure they apply to ext3 though
[01:38] <ajehuk> iain - thought there was a link in that info - nevermind - as I said http://pastebin.ca is my preffered one...
[01:38] <Beastage> effie_jayx: yea its busy here
[01:38] <iain> ajehuk>http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/16935/
[01:39] <effie_jayx> Beastage,  I mean with the latest 3d trends
[01:39] <iain> ajehuk> lol yeh there was. was be being silly not noticing it
[01:39] <Hor|zon> IncredibleHink, scroll down to -o
[01:39] <effie_jayx> :D
[01:39] <dredhammer> yigal wusb54gv2 wireless usb adapter
[01:39] <Hor|zon> IncredibleHink, the options are there
[01:39] <ajehuk> iain - OK can you add the output of 'sudo lsmod' to that pastebin...
[01:39] <nibsa1242b> If I have a failed 64 bit edgy-> fiesty upgrade and I toast all the 64 data but keep my /home and install 32 bit fiesty will things go smoothly or will things in my /home not work correctly?
[01:39] <yigal> dredhammer: wusb54gv2 I got one of these up before - I think?
[01:40] <IncredibleHink> Hor|zon, thx
[01:40] <Gigi> Everything that I change it is working but the cube hahaha
[01:40] <dredhammer> so what are the steps?
[01:40] <ExpositionOfEvil> hey
[01:40] <ExpositionOfEvil> I got a serious problem
[01:40] <dredhammer> without a net connection getting ndiswrapper could be a problem
[01:41] <idefixx> Gigi: press ctrl+alt+left-click (on desktop) and move the mouse.
[01:41] <ExpositionOfEvil> my top and bottom bars disappear after switching desktop spaces
[01:41] <iain> ajehuk> done :)
[01:41] <yigal> dredhammer: do you have any drivers - if I recall correctly this is the route I took
[01:41] <ajehuk> iain - and the output of 'sudo lspci' as well..
[01:41] <yigal> dredhammer: ndiswrappers
[01:41] <Gigi> idefixx OK.  Thanks!
[01:41] <RealistR> hi.. running beryl on fesity... when I login.. there is no window decorator run.. just the beryl windows ... no titlebars... how can i get it to run?
[01:42] <xjkx> does ubuntu come with any cd burner by default?
[01:42] <jbettcher> RealistR:  you have to add beryl-manager to your startup programs under the session settings
[01:42] <Supaplex> xjkx: there'd k3b
[01:42] <wallydalla1> xjkx,  serpentine comes w ubuntu
[01:42] <RealistR> hi.. running beryl on fesity... when I login.. there is no window decorator run.. just the beryl windows ... no titlebars... how can i get it to run?  run on login that is.. if I run beryl-manager from the xterm its fine.. just not running whne logging back in to gdm
[01:42] <RealistR> jbettcher:  how
[01:42] <dredhammer> well no drivers saved to anything
[01:42] <wallydalla1> xjkx: test message
[01:42] <Gigi> idefixx and how do a put a wallpaper on the black ones?
[01:42] <Morris_The_Cat> Hi everyone... i just upgraded to Feisty which impressed me, but my internal master and slave disks were named sda and sdb by Feisty...why?
[01:42] <underwatercow> is Reiserfs better than ext3? It seems like ext3 is preferred
[01:42] <jbettcher> RealistR: under your preferences then sessions
[01:42] <Xamusk> hi
[01:42] <xjkx> Supaplex, k3b needs kdelibs, i would like ti cut it off, wallydalla1 is serpentine gtk based?
[01:43] <dredhammer> is it on the feisty disc by default?
[01:43] <sanityx> With the alternate cd, what exactley does it install when you install a command line system?
[01:43] <RealistR> under "startup programs" or under session options?
[01:43] <idefixx> Gigi: u thats called skydome dont know where it is anymore... just play around with the options there is a LOT of stuff in there.
[01:43] <Xamusk> does anyone knows where does gnome store it's xmodmaps?
[01:43] <strick1> Anyone know how to partiion and format an HFS+ (Apple format) USB drive on Ubuntu ?
[01:43] <Gigi> xjkx yes.  When you insert the CD it will prompt you to burn.  For an iso, right click and "Write to disk"
[01:43] <Supaplex> xjkx: I don't know.  there's wodim, but that's all commandline based.
[01:43] <yigal> dredhammer: I'm sorry I did it a year ago and I think it was with v1 not v2 so I am going to have to tell you I can't help much
[01:43] <iain> ajehuk> there you go :)
[01:43] <Gigi> OK.  idefixx Thanks pal!
[01:43] <ExpositionOfEvil> When I turn on desktop effects on cube mode and set my bottom bar to show two desktops, and click the second one both bars disappear.
[01:44] <nibsa1242b> or alternatively is there anyway to rescue a failed edgy -> fiesty upgrade I think one of the packages I dled was corrupted and it hard locks when I chroot into my root and do a dpkg --configure -a I have a seg fault from one of the font packages and some other problems... is there anyway to tell dpkg to undo all of the Fiesty upgrade so I can redo it?
[01:44] <ajehuk> iain - ta
[01:44] <xjkx> what about audio burning, does ubuntu come with any by default?
[01:44] <wallydalla1> xjkx: i don't know the api.  i just know that if you do a clean install of ubuntu 6.06 you get serpentine cd burner for music
[01:44] <xjkx> uhmm
[01:44] <wallydalla1> xjkx:  btw it will only burn a cd from OGG files as far as I know.
[01:44] <xjkx> wallydalla1, and no kde right?