[02:51] <ubotu> edgy is the current development version of Ubuntu. Version 6.10, codename "Edgy Eft". For support head to #ubuntu+1. For its release schedule, see !schedule
[02:52] <AngryElf> subvertir, lsof |grep dsp produces nothing
[02:52] <Gentoon> I have to set up chroot just to get my boot loader back?? cant do it from live disk???
[02:52] <ketethatooblack> gnomefreak: ok there is a list. and i marked it and pressed apply and it said three things needed to be installed but i pressed one so i guess it comes with it
[02:52] <richiefrich> Gentoon yes chroot
[02:52] <tailsfan> Is there anyway to prevent timeouts from happening in a Dial-up connection in Ubuntu
[02:52] <ketethatooblack> gnomefreak: its "installing" the software
[02:52] <gnomefreak> ketethatooblack: if it needs other things with the ones you want click ok or yes
[02:52] <richiefrich> Gentoon not hard.. mount your partitions then  chroot
[02:52] <Gentoon> richiefrich: how do I do that?
[02:53] <richiefrich> Gentoon pm me
[02:53] <ketethatooblack> gnomefreak: ok
[02:53] <tailsfan> !schedule
[02:53] <ubotu> Ubuntu uses a strict timetable for releases, which means that sometimes newly released programs miss the timetable. See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/TimeBasedReleases for more. Edgy schedule: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/EdgyReleaseSchedule
[02:53] <ketethatooblack> gnomefreak: it says the changes have been applied and that well i can close the window
[02:53] <gnomefreak> yep
[02:54] <ketetha_> hello
[02:54] <ketetha_> i think im on the actual IRC chat now.
[02:54] <tailsfan> OT I think, but does anyone use Ubuntu on a Mac?
[02:55] <ketetha_> gnomefreak: still there?
[02:55] <EANx> i've thought about it
[02:55] <gnomefreak> yes
[02:55] <unstablesob> Question regarding networking on a laptop. I'm using network-manager-gnome for wireless but I want to know if there's a program or utility that will let me use profiles for networking? Something similar to how it works in Mac OS X, I can just choose which location I'm at and it reconfigures my wired and/or wireless settings.
[02:55] <ketetha_> wow. this is cool. haha. ok now thats its done i dont really see a change in anything
[02:55] <SurfnKid> ketetha_, youre in the pale faces chat
[02:55] <SurfnKid> :P
[02:55] <kuzmaster> hello all
[02:56] <EANx> unstablesob: in dapper, the network-manager can have multiple locations, presumably to do what it is that you want
[02:56] <ketetha_> surfnkid: myname is ketetha_! cool. haha i see.
[02:56] <kuzmaster> i am using vmware workstation
[02:56] <tailsfan> Hey kuzmaster
[02:56] <kuzmaster> and im having troubly finding the shared folder thingy
[02:56] <gnomefreak> ketetha_: you wont except packages some artwork
[02:56] <EANx> give that a shot and see if it works out for you
[02:56] <gnomefreak> oh and faster a bit
[02:56] <ketetha_> gnomefreak: what do you mean?
[02:56] <kuzmaster> that is set up in vmware workstation
[02:56] <unstablesob> EANx, you're referring to System->Administrator->Networking ?
[02:56] <EANx> unstablesob: yeah
[02:57] <kuzmaster> can somone please tell me where it is located?
[02:57] <ketetha_> ehh. i don twant my real name showing like that. how can i change that?
[02:57] <EANx> i think it's a new feature in dapper because i'm pretty sure i didn't see it there in breezy
[02:57] <gnomefreak> ketetha_: dapper is build on breezy for the most part just updated packages gnomes a little bit faster boot up is a little bit faster things like that some new artwork was added
[02:57] <CarlFK> kuzmaster: I just setup vmplayer a week ago, so I am v.new - but I think you use SMB networking to share folders - follow?
[02:58] <ketethatooblack> there we go. sorry now my name isnt showing so much
[02:58] <CarlFK> ketethatooblack: next time: /nick MyNewName
[02:58] <kuzmaster> CarlFK, ok, thanx. i so love vmware, but im using the trial version of the workstation, so im gonna have to go back to the vmware player soon
[02:58] <ketethatooblack> so now my question is. what can install to lisnt to music mp3 because i dont think that gstreamer thing worked out
[02:59] <ketetha_> cool. i see
[02:59] <EANx> ketetha_: i suggest xmms
[02:59] <ogami1972> i use amarok with the xine engine and am very happy!
[02:59] <ketetha_> EANx: is that in synaptic packages?
[02:59] <EANx> ketetha_: yep
[02:59] <ketetha_> CarlFK: how do you know all these quick commands
[02:59] <ketetha_> EANx: ok let me go check
[03:00] <CarlFK> ketetha_: I read the internet one night :)
[03:00] <ogami1972> will do things for writely or ortuk invites!
[03:00] <kuzmaster> and also, ive acidentally moved the firefox scroll bar to the other side, can somone please tell me how to make it go back to the other side
[03:01] <kuzmaster> and i dont know how i moved it there
[03:01] <Wabs> Hi, I have a quick question
[03:01] <CarlFK> kuzmaster:  you can move the scrollbar?
[03:01] <Tommy2k4> why wont mplayer plugin for firefox (for some reason the plugin isnt picked up by opera so i have to use firefox) wont play some videos it only plays the sound
[03:01] <Tommy2k4> ive tried all the codecs that come with automatix and easyubuntu and still no luck
[03:01] <kuzmaster> CarlFK, apparently so
[03:01] <ketetha_> EANx: will xmms play mp3?
[03:01] <ketetha_> CarlFK: verry smartt
[03:01] <EANx> ketetha_: yes... that was it's original purpose
[03:01] <EANx> ketetha_: but it can also play other formats
[03:02] <_ominae> hi all.  i am brand new to ubuntu. i have a wireless network up and running on my box and I would like to know what would be a good application to monitor the wifi networks signal strength and connection status.
[03:02] <ketetha_> EANx: ohh i see. thankk you
[03:02] <EANx> ketetha_: i installed the FLAC plugin so i could play the FLAC downloads from some concert i was at
[03:02] <kuzmaster> CarlFK, but its only for the ubuntu tab
[03:02] <kuzmaster> CarlFK, very strange
[03:02] <ketetha_> EANx: is FLAC some kid of format? im not familiar withh it
[03:03] <EANx> ketetha_: yeah it is... its a lossless format
[03:03] <EANx> ketetha_: i.e., it doesn't compress much
[03:03] <ardchoille> How do I detect a user login? I am trying to setup timed logins (30 min sessions)
[03:03] <ketetha_> EANx: i seee. and after i download this can i make it my default media player that way when i open mp3 files on singingfish i can directly go there and save them to my computer
[03:04] <EANx> ketetha_: yes you can
[03:04] <ketetha_> EANx: yay. what i've been looking for. thank you so much
[03:05] <EANx> ketetha_: sure thing
[03:05] <ketetha_> EANx: i'm going to try it out and i'll tell you how it goes
[03:05] <kuzmaster> check this out http://img132.imageshack.us/img132/4376/screenshot9co.png
[03:05] <ketetha_> EANx: how can i make it my default?
[03:05] <rpedro> does anyone know what this error message means? "rui@rui-desktop:~$ sudo ifup ra0  \\  SIOCADDRT: File exists  \\  Failed to bring up ra0."
[03:05] <EANx> ketetha_: hrm... let me have a quick look at something... i'm not sure how to do that...
[03:05] <_ominae> hi all.  i am brand new to ubuntu. i have a wireless network up and running on my box and I would like to know what would be a good application to monitor the wifi networks signal strength and connection status.
[03:05] <existance_> what can I use to monitor my internet connection?
[03:05] <ketetha_> EANx: wow its so tiny. i can like barley see it. okk
[03:06] <EANx> haha
[03:06] <EANx> ketetha_: you can blow it up though
[03:06] <k1piee> hey
[03:06] <ketetha_> EANx: you can? haha i thought it was stuck like that
[03:07] <EANx> ketetha_: it's not straightforward.. you have to click the tiny D towards the left side of the interface
[03:08] <EANx> _ominae: use the gnome toolbar applet for network monitoring
[03:08] <ketetha_> EANx: arggh i cant get it back up.  i was playing around. and i rightclicked and clicked someone called main window and it left
[03:08] <EANx> _ominae: and set it to look at your wifi card
[03:08] <richiefrich> dmsantam i got it man.. now im testing it.. it'll be a sec
[03:08] <EANx> ketetha_: main window?
[03:09] <_ominae> eanx: is it installed by default
[03:09] <rpedro> does anyone knwo what this error message means ? " rui@rui-desktop:~$ sudo ifup ra0  \\  SIOCADDRT: File exists  \\  Failed to bring up ra0.  \\  rui@rui-desktop:~$ sudo ifdown ra0  \\  ifdown: interface ra0 not configured "
[03:09] <EANx> _ominae: yeah... right-click on your gnome toolbar at the top
[03:09] <richiefrich> dmsantam ping..
[03:09] <ketetha_> EANX: yep look around in the little things. someone says main window
[03:09] <ketetha_> EANx: im giong to log out and in and see whats going to happen
[03:10] <EANx> ah ok
[03:10] <EANx> _ominae: right-click and select Add To Panel
[03:10] <_ominae> eanx: thx
[03:10] <EANx> and under System Monitor... select Network Monitor
[03:11] <EANx> once Network Monitor appears on your toolbar, right-click on that and select Properties
[03:11] <VolVE> hey all, anyone installed Munin from Universe and had it anti-alias all the text in the graphs and push the "Max" stat to the next line? My last Munin install on Debian didn't do that... very odd :(
[03:11] <bruenig> _ominae, i am not a big fan of the default panel widgets, if you can call them widgets. You can use gdesklets and get a little bit more in the form of eye candy just a suggestion though
[03:11] <EANx> and in the dropdown window there should be an option for your wifi card
[03:11] <unstablesob> !java
[03:11] <ubotu> java is an object oriented programming language. To install a java compiler/interpreter on Ubuntu, look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java For the runtime Sun Java install sun-java5-jre from the Multiverse repository
[03:12] <t4ken> i need to download music, how can i with linux
[03:12] <EANx> bruenig: i tried gdesklets once and was impressed by the concept of it, but thought that it took up too many resources
[03:12] <ketethatooblack> EANx: it was there when i signed back in
[03:12] <Tommy2k4> how can i stop sendmail from trying to run on bootup, ive already did sudo apt-get remove sendmail
[03:12] <kuzmaster> CarlFK, to move the scroll-bar in firefox, rght click the page can choose "switch page direction", do that to reverse it
[03:12] <ketethatooblack> EANx: so how do i make it big?
[03:12] <bruenig> EANX, depends on your computer I guess, i have room to suck up resources
[03:13] <ketetha_> im ketetha_ now.
[03:13] <EANx> bruenig: i do too... but i just try to run lean
[03:13] <CarlFK> kuzmaster: I was thinking of the left-to-right thing - didn't it flip the text too?
[03:13] <bruenig> t4ken, what do you mean exactly by download music?
[03:13] <_ominae> eanx: i want something that graphically shows the wifi signal strenght
[03:13] <t4ken> like music files
[03:13] <t4ken> you know songs
[03:13] <_ominae> eanx: this appears not to
[03:13] <ketetha_> EANx: neverind. i double sized it =}
[03:13] <bruenig> t4ken, do you mean like through bittorrent or gnutella or what?
[03:13] <t4ken> like p2p
[03:13] <EANx> ketetha_: thats what i was trying to get you to do :)
[03:14] <EANx> _ominae: it does on my laptop
[03:14] <t4ken> not bittorent and i cant find any with gnutella
[03:14] <kuzmaster> CarlFK, no, the only thing thati can see it do is move the scroll bar
[03:14] <t4ken> but i have gnutella
[03:14] <ketetha_> EANx: ohhh. i realize now. excuse my slowness :)
[03:14] <Trae> Is there anything on a laptop, BESIDES power mgmt, that will cause a laptop just to spontaneously shut down without a request?  If I watch a YouTube video of any length longer than say 20mins, it does this.
[03:14] <bruenig> t4ken, you don't want bittorrent?
[03:14] <CarlFK> kuzmaster: so I see.  weird
[03:14] <EANx> Trae: is the laptop running hot?
[03:14] <Trae> EANx, hmmm that's a good question...
[03:15] <t4ken> i dont know how to set it up, it keeps asking me for some type of file
[03:15] <Trae> EANx, think the heat could have forced it to shut down?
[03:15] <EANx> Trae: that happens sometimes
[03:15] <kuzmaster> CarlFK, is there a vmware irc channel?
[03:15] <EANx> Trae: i had a desktop system that apparantly, i hadn't seated the heatsink properly onto...
[03:15] <EANx> and it would promptly shut off 5 seconds into bootup
[03:15] <cius> t4ken, there are bittorrent tutorials online, just google around, they're not hard to find
[03:15] <CarlFK> kuzmaster: yep
[03:15] <EANx> that's how i figured out what was wrong with it
[03:16] <Trae> EANx, good thinking man
[03:16] <Trae> EANx, thanks
[03:16] <zF> If I put in a CD, how can I play it with amarok?
[03:16] <t4ken> were is the meta file
[03:16] <t4ken> thats all i need
[03:16] <kuzmaster> CarlFK, where is it, do you know?
[03:16] <CarlFK> kuzmaster: take a guess :)
[03:16] <bruenig> t4ken, bittorrent works like this, you download a .torrent file which contains information on how to get into the p2p swarm. You open the file with a bittorrent client and then it asks you where to save the file it is about to download. Set the path and there you go
[03:16] <EANx> Trae: sure thing... just make sure nothing is blocking the air intakes and if it has CPU frequency throttling, make sure it's enabled in the BIOS (ubuntu supports it very well on my averatec 3200)
[03:16] <kuzmaster> CarlFK, i couldnt find it on freenode
[03:16] <bruenig> ubuntu comes with a bittorrent client, kind of sucks if you ask me but it works
[03:16] <Trae> EANx, k
[03:17] <T`ch> anyone here know how to get mic working with ubuntu?
[03:17] <CarlFK> kuzmaster:  /join #vmware
[03:17] <ketetha_> EANx: ok i opned the file and its asking where to open it. and i dont nkow where to find the XMMS PLAYER FILE so i can open it there
[03:17] <kuzmaster> found it, lol
[03:17] <T`ch> kuzmaster, what prob do you have with vmware?
[03:17] <ketetha_> EANx: how do you get your msuic?
[03:17] <t4ken> were is the meta file
[03:17] <Tommy2k4> how can i stop sendmail from trying to run on bootup, ive already did sudo apt-get remove sendmail
[03:17] <EANx> ketetha_: i go to LAN parties :)
[03:17] <T`ch> kuzmaster, i missed ur question i guess.. just joined
[03:17] <EANx> ketetha_: but anyway... to answer your question...
[03:17] <bruenig> t4ken, you download the meta file (by which I assume you mean .torrent file) from a website generally
[03:18] <kuzmaster> T`ch, mainly is where my shared folder is that i set up in vmware workstation
[03:18] <ketetha_> EANx: lol
[03:18] <SpoonThief> I was wondering if someone could help me with burning cds on an ubuntu livecd
[03:18] <T`ch> kuzmaster, there is no sharing in vmplayer
[03:18] <EANx> make sure that you have xmms up and then just type L and it should bring up the Load File dialogue
[03:18] <T`ch> kuzmaster, you have to run your own samba server if you want it.. sharing is only available in workstation
[03:18] <kuzmaster> T`ch, im using workstation
[03:18] <ketetha_> EANx: ok it did that but i didnt relaly save the file
[03:18] <ketetha_> EANx: do you know a website that has music i can save
[03:19] <ketetha_> EANx: cause i dont know how to save files form singingfish. have you ever used singingfish.com
[03:19] <cius> t4ken, you can also do p2p over irc with dcc, I'd suggest googling around to figure this stuff out
[03:19] <lepine> which package provides mp3 decoding capabilities ?
[03:19] <rgg> Hello everyone.
[03:19] <bruenig> !bittorrent
[03:19] <ubotu> I know nothing about bittorrent
[03:19] <tritium> !mp3 > lepine
[03:19] <EANx> i've never used singingfish
[03:19] <bruenig> !info bittorrent
[03:19] <ubotu> bittorrent: Scatter-gather network file transfer. In repository main, is optional. Version 3.4.2-6ubuntu2 (dapper), package size 92 kB, installed size 580 kB
[03:20] <EANx> lepine: use the LAME package
[03:20] <bsdirl> LAME is encoding, you want libmad0 lepine
[03:20] <EANx> LAME can decode too
[03:20] <sproingie> how do i change the resolution of the boot screen?  or better yet, how do i just turn it off and go to text?
[03:20] <bsdirl> but libmad0 owns :(
[03:21] <rgg> sound doesn't work in audacity and flash player (in firefox).i'm using OSS mixer because i've been told that flash doesn't work with Alsa.what can I do to make the sound work?
[03:21] <ketetha_> EANx: thankk you for all your helpp =]  i just need to find someplace where i can download songs
[03:21] <ketetha_> does anyone hear know a good site where i can download songs
[03:21] <SpoonThief> can someone help me with burning cds on an ubuntu livecd? i really fail at linux.
[03:22] <rsk> SpoonThief, that sounds almost impossible if you havent got an insane ammount of ram
[03:22] <ketetha_> ketetha_: does talking ot yourself work
[03:22] <ketetha_> not really.
[03:22] <Gen|G^2> told you id be back :D
[03:23] <tritium> ketetha_: please don't ask for free music here.
[03:23] <Warbo> rgg: stop anything which is using sound, run "killall esd" then start audacity or your browser again
[03:23] <bsdirl> ubuntu is really at its best installed on an hdd
[03:23] <ToHellWithGA> has the bug on the main site in python something or other been reported?
[03:23] <ketetha_> tritum: im not asking for free music i just need to find out how this all works im sorry
[03:23] <ben_> hello
[03:23] <SpoonThief> bsdirl: i have no space to install it
[03:23] <Warbo> ketetha_: archive.org
[03:23] <rgg> Warbo: thanks,i'll try it
[03:23] <SpoonThief> otherwise i would
[03:23] <ketetha_> warbo: thank you
[03:23] <ToHellWithGA> ketetha_: i can help you learn to copy your own music legally to your own PC
[03:23] <bsdirl> then you got no way of burning CDs from the livecd either
[03:23] <SpoonThief> i have 2 drives
[03:23] <Flannel> ToHellWithGA: which bug is that?
[03:23] <tritium> ketetha_: okay, no problem :)
[03:24] <SpoonThief> i need help mounting the one im going to burn on
[03:24] <ToHellWithGA> Flannel: http://www.ubuntu.com/edgy?action=fullsearch&titlesearch=0&value=edgy&context=160
[03:24] <bsdirl> sudo mount <device name> doesnt work?
[03:24] <ToHellWithGA> i tried to search, and python on the webserver flipped its biscuit
[03:24] <Tommy2k4> would rm -f /etc/init.d/sendmail make anything bad happen
[03:24] <SpoonThief> ill try again
[03:24] <ketetha_> ToHellWithGA: can you im me privatley?
[03:24] <Tommy2k4> ive already did sudo apt-get remove sendmail but it still tries to boot up
[03:25] <Warbo> I was annoyed at my CPU usage being 99%, I tried everything to get it down, then realised I was compiling qemu :)
[03:25] <rgg> Warbo: every time i open the browser or audacity i'm going to have to killall esd?
[03:25] <m_n_p> i have a question about ubuntu but i'm not sure if it's the right channel to ask it in
[03:25] <SpoonThief> bsdirl: can i PM you?
[03:25] <rsk> m_n_p, go ahead
[03:25] <bruenig> m_n_p go ahead
[03:25] <Flannel> ToHellWithGA: yeah, it's been reported: https://launchpad.net/products/ubuntu-website/+bug/52568
[03:25] <Warbo> rgg: Browsers aren't so bad. As long as nothing else is using the sound when you go on a page with Flash then it should work, but Audacity, I have found so
[03:25] <m_n_p> i have the ubuntu boot DVD and it won't work correctly
[03:26] <rsk> how does it fail?
[03:26] <m_n_p> every time it gets to the mounting devices or something it says this:
[03:26] <ben_> how goes it?
[03:26] <m_n_p> "buffer i/o error on device hdc"
[03:26] <bsdirl> no you cant.
[03:26] <dion> hey guys, how would I go about setting up my wireless network?
[03:26] <Warbo> rgg: There is probably a better way, but if I used Audacity a lot then I would write a simple little script which had "killall esd && audacity" then it would do it automatically
[03:26] <m_n_p> the cd i burnt works fine
[03:26] <existance_> what can I use to monitor my internet connectoin
[03:26] <existance_> like how many bytes up and down
[03:26] <m_n_p> but the dvd dosent
[03:27] <AndyTP1> hello, need help - newbi
[03:27] <bsdirl> audacity ownz
[03:27] <Warbo> AndyTP1: What is the problem?
[03:27] <m_n_p> this also happens with a knoppix dvd i burnt, but the cd works fine
[03:27] <ToHellWithGA> audacity was ported to windows very well also :)
[03:27] <Warbo> bsdirl: It would if it were GTK+2 and ALSA :)
[03:27] <existance_> what can I use to monitor my internet connectoin?
[03:27] <rgg> Warbo: well,so i'll have to learn to live with it :)
[03:27] <SpoonThief> basically i get an error that says the device is write-protected
[03:27] <ketetha_> my cd isnt ejecting
[03:27] <tailsfan> existance: GNOME PPP or KPPP
[03:27] <ketetha_> can anyone help?
[03:27] <bsdirl> I was emulating it and it was fine... for a while
[03:27] <SpoonThief> anybody know how to make it un-write-protected
[03:28] <ketetha_> nevermind. i have to switch users. be right back
[03:28] <bsdirl> ketetha_ :      cd /, sudo eject
[03:28] <tailsfan> right-click the CD icon and select eject
[03:28] <existance> tailsfan, gracias
[03:28] <bruenig> Spoonthief, use sudo chmod 777 filename
[03:28] <bsdirl> chomd 640 :(
[03:28] <AndyTP1> warbo, trying to add some lines to /etc/apt/sources.list but can not. Read-only. I am person who set up this machine.
[03:28] <Warbo> SpoonThief: "sudo mount /path/to/directory /path/to/directory -o remount -rw" maybe?
[03:29] <m_n_p> can somebody help me?
[03:29] <Warbo> AndyTP1: OK, in a terminal run "gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list"
[03:29] <tailsfan> No Prob
[03:29] <tailsfan> I use GNOME PPP myslef ;)
[03:29] <existance_> tailsfan, err.. can I use that for cable?
[03:29] <ogami1972> waht's up m_n_p?
[03:29] <ben_> quick question
[03:29] <m_n_p> i already said, my dvd won't work
[03:29] <AndyTP1> warbo, thanks. will try
[03:29] <bsdirl> omg, I'm *not* the only ubuntu user on dialup
[03:29] <ben_> how do i make gnome use a different panel
[03:29] <bsdirl> *claps*
[03:29] <SpoonThief> it sais /dev/cdrw is still unwriteable after chmodding it
[03:29] <m_n_p> "buffer io error on device hdc"
[03:29] <bsdirl> use pypanel or tkpanel..
[03:29] <Warbo> bsdirl: Does dist-upgrade make you shudder? :)
[03:29] <bsdirl> or just use xfce :>
[03:30] <tailsfan> GNOME PPP and KPPP were made for dial-up connections
[03:30] <bsdirl> Warbo: dapper CDs are on the way, and I STILL wanna buy a $5 xubuntu cd off ebay
[03:30] <bsdirl> I just... dont like waiting
[03:30] <tailsfan> USe System > Administration > Networking and configure the cable modem the way that comcast has told you
[03:30] <sn00p> anybody know how I can play a avi file that requires dovei?
[03:30] <bruenig> Spoontheif, my fault i didn't realize you were talking about a device
[03:31] <Warbo> bsdirl: The only Linux I've bought is RedHat 9 off eBay. I didn't realise Fedora was out, I had just heard that RedHat was a good Linux company :)
[03:31] <SpoonThief> oh
[03:31] <SpoonThief> :P
[03:31] <m_n_p> i was thinking burning the dvd at 2x would that help? I burnt it at the most it would go before.
[03:31] <ToHellWithGA> is there a page with a clear explanation of the difference between gksudo and sudo?
[03:31] <jimcooncat> freenx, why does the client use it's own sshd?
[03:31] <ben_> woah
[03:31] <bsdirl> hehe only distro I could FIND in a store was Mandrake 8.1 way back then
[03:31] <ben_> tkpanel is aweful
[03:31] <n9urk> Hi All, I have ubu 6.6 and am having some problems with getting a cron job going.  Is there something that must be done to get cron to execute jobs?
[03:31] <ben_> lol
[03:31] <n9urk> I have no errors in the log
[03:31] <Warbo> m_n_p: Fastest speed is usually a bad idea, but you can check the md5sum of each
[03:31] <Warbo> !md5
[03:31] <tailsfan> I liek Ubuntu because of Shipit
[03:31] <ubotu> To mount an .iso image: sudo mount -o loop my.iso /some/mountpoint - bin/cue can be converted to iso with bchunk  .iso images of Ubuntu CDs can be downloaded from http://releases.ubuntu.com Always verify the .iso before burning, see http://wiki.ubuntu.com/VerifyIsoHowto or http://www.linuxquestions.org/linux/answers/LQ_ISO/Checking_the_md5sum_in_Windows
[03:31] <bsdirl> then last month I got an FC5 dvd in a mag, and it wasn't configured right.
[03:32] <bsdirl> I've been using ShipIt since Hoary was new :)
[03:32] <tailsfan> there is no other Linux that ships out Free CDs
[03:32] <ketetha_> ok this is making me really mad
[03:32] <Warbo> bsdirl: "Way back then" was 2 years ago. I went from RH9 to FC3 :)
[03:32] <ketetha_> i put my cd in. and opened it in XMMS
[03:32] <SpoonThief> does anybody know how to make a device un-write-protected?
[03:32] <m_n_p> i'll have to try that then. The dvd+Rs are somewhat cheap, so i'll just burn anether
[03:32] <ketetha_> but it only has one song on the stupid dashboard cd. and its 30 seconds of dont wait.
[03:32] <m_n_p> thanks
[03:32] <ketetha_> and itonly showed because it was ogg.
[03:32] <bsdirl> Ubuntu is proof that a really good distro with really good funding makes a great distro
[03:33] <ketetha_> i was told that if i download XMMS i could play all of the extentions. so why doesnt it show
[03:33] <bsdirl> Warbo: this was 2001 for mwe
[03:33] <bsdirl> ketetha_: sudo apt-get install libmad0
[03:33] <Radar> !grub
[03:33] <ubotu> grub is the default Ubuntu boot manager. Lost grub after installing windows: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows - Making GRUB floppies & other GRUB howtos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto
[03:33] <bsdirl> ...if you dont have it
[03:33] <Warbo> ketetha_: XMMS needs seperate plugins for MP3, MOD, OGG. FLAC, etc.
[03:33] <m_n_p> i have tried ubuntu on the boot cd and i just want to commend the developers for an excellent distro.
[03:34] <ketetha_> warbo: it does? ohh. well i sound stupid again.
[03:34] <tailsfan> Same
[03:34] <ketetha_> warbo: and how do i obtain these
[03:34] <n9urk> can anyone help me with cron?
[03:34] <ketetha_> bsdirt: thank you. wht will that do?
[03:34] <bsdirl> synaptic ketetha+ :)
[03:34] <Warbo> ketetha_: Synaptic (if you have universe/multiverse)
[03:34] <ben_> spoonthief: is it an ntfs device?
[03:34] <Sasquatch> hmm, how do you compile something if there is no makefile file?
[03:34] <tailsfan> I also like that Ubuntu can have KDE apps with GNOME
[03:34] <bsdirl> that'll give you mp3 playback
[03:34] <AndyTP1> Warbo, thank you. I add lines. However, I got message: (gedit:7569): GnomeUI-WARNING **: While connecting to session manager:
[03:34] <AndyTP1> Authentication Rejected, reason : None of the authentication protocols specified are supported and host-based authentication failed.
[03:34] <Moocasso> Hi there, fairly quick question (I think).  I'm trying to install the mplayer plugin for Firefox, and it's asking me for gthread 2.0, but I don't have it listed in Synaptic, so the first question is, is it there under a different name?  Second question, is does anybody have a suggestion for where to get packages like this if it isn't in Synaptic?  Just google it?
[03:34] <jimcooncat> n9urk, crontab -e
[03:34] <bsdirl> tailsfan: all distros can do that if you have kdelibs installed
[03:34] <bsdirl> ^_^
[03:34] <n9urk> jimcooncat: I know that much
[03:34] <tailsfan> Oh
[03:35] <n9urk> Hi All, I have ubu 6.6 and am having some problems with getting a cron job going.  Is there something that must be done to get cron to execute jobs?
[03:35] <tailsfan> I'm a Linux n00b
[03:35] <Warbo> ketetha_: There are no WMA plugins in Ubuntu though, you will have to google for one ("xmms wma plugin deb" or something)
[03:35] <bsdirl> hehe me too
[03:35] <ben_> spoonthief is it an ntfs device?
[03:35] <ketetha_> warbo: ok i've oppened synaptic
[03:35] <ben_> oh nvm
[03:35] <tailsfan> Anyone have a wallpaper with Tux in it?
[03:35] <jimcooncat> n9urk, /etc/init.d/cron start
[03:35] <bsdirl> 9 yrs of interest and 5 yrs of hands-on, and im still a noob
[03:35] <Warbo> ketetha_: search for xmms
[03:35] <tailsfan> lol
[03:35] <bsdirl> tailsfan
[03:35] <bsdirl> uhhh
[03:35] <Warbo> tailsfan: kde-look.org might, and gnome-look.org
[03:35] <n9urk> jimcooncat: It is going
[03:35] <bsdirl> *uploads his tux bg*
[03:36] <n9urk> jimcooncat: I did a /etc/init.d/cron restart for good measure
[03:36] <Moocasso> anyone have any ideas for me that would be helpful?  :)
[03:36] <Warbo> Maybe someone could pastebin a background image :)
[03:36] <tailsfan> tux looks cute and a great mascot
[03:36] <jimcooncat> n9urk, sorry, if no errors shown there then I dunno. Are you running it from your own crontab?
[03:36] <bsdirl> Warbo: I'm on that
[03:36] <ketetha_> warbo: ok i foudn it
[03:36] <bsdirl> my tux bg is leet
[03:36] <Warbo> tailsfan: I have made an animation of tux burning before.......
[03:37] <Moocasso> Anybody know where I can get gthreads?  Or if it's in Synaptic under a different name?
[03:37] <tailsfan> hahahaha
[03:37] <n9urk> jimcooncat: Yes
[03:37] <m_n_p> \leave
[03:37] <m_n_p> oops
[03:37] <Warbo> tailsfan: I have a poster which says "Powered by Penguins" so I took it literally and made a power station
[03:38] <Moocasso> anyone have any ideas?  :(
[03:38] <Warbo> nope
[03:38] <bsdirl> ever seen the "Gullivers Travels" tux pic?
[03:38] <jimcooncat> n9urk, I know I sound numb here. You tried the executable it runs from the command line?
[03:38] <bsdirl> whole buncha daemons tying him down
[03:38] <ketetha_> warbo: i've found it
[03:38] <tailsfan> Sounds like the Madagascar Penguins
[03:38] <bsdirl> in all fairness, beastie is a much cooler mascot.
[03:38] <n9urk> jimcooncat: Yes, it works fine by running by hand
[03:38] <Warbo> ketetha_: Install the plugins that are available, restart XMMS and look in preferences and they should be enabled
[03:39] <Sasquatch> !make
[03:39] <ubotu> Compiling software from source? Read the tips at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CompilingSoftware (But remember to search for a pre-built package first: not all !repositories are enabled by default!)
[03:39] <tailsfan> beastie?
[03:39] <tailsfan> as in from FreeBSD?
[03:39] <bsdirl> BSD mascot
[03:39] <bsdirl> yep
[03:39] <tailsfan> dang, there is a lot of users here>
[03:39] <bsdirl> we need a joint fbsd/linux comic strip
[03:40] <Warbo> FreeBSD mascot. And their logo has changed to just a ball with horns
[03:40] <tailsfan> FreeBSD sounds s***y
[03:40] <jimcooncat> n9urk, have you tried another executable from your crontab as a test?
[03:40] <bsdirl> erm animated short
[03:40] <n9urk> jimcooncat: the crontab doesn't start anything
[03:40] <bsdirl> tailsfan: it aint trust me
[03:40] <EANx> i tried FreeBSD once
[03:40] <EANx> it just wasn't straightforward
[03:40] <snes_rocks> would anybody know why the official nvidia driver isn't accelerating opengl?
[03:40] <Warbo> tailsfan: It isn't when you have it running KDE in Qemu
[03:40] <ketetha_> warbo: ok it says there is one more pakage that needs to be installed so  im installing
[03:40] <bsdirl> i dont have a modem driver for fbsd, only reason I'm not dualbooting ubuntu/fbsd
[03:41] <tailsfan> Are they any services like Shipit for FreeBSD?
[03:41] <Warbo> snes_rocks: Did you use the Ubuntu package?
[03:41] <snes_rocks> yes
[03:41] <Warbo> tailsfan: I doubt it. You could buy them online though
[03:41] <kazukisan> Is there a way to install just kde-base without all the extra applications ?????????
[03:41] <bsdirl> tailsfan: nah I downloaded mine at school
[03:41] <Warbo> snes_rocks: Did you change your xorg.conf file?
[03:41] <n9urk> Can anyone help me get crontab going?  It is not starting anything
[03:41] <snes_rocks> to use the nvidia driver yes
[03:41] <bsdirl> tailsfan: I recommend the CD-sets for people like me with no bandwidth
[03:41] <bsdirl> there's like a CD with nothing but apps
[03:41] <Warbo> snes_rocks: And "glxinfo | grep direct" says?
[03:41] <tailsfan> forget it, Shipit is the way to go for me
[03:42] <Warbo> If time is money then ShipIt is damn expensive
[03:42] <snes_rocks> direct rendering: Yes
[03:42] <bsdirl> but! but! shipit takes too long :<
[03:42] <Warbo> snes_rocks: Then you have accelerated OpenGL
[03:42] <bsdirl> there are mad freebsd CDs on ebay cheap
[03:42] <VR_> does anyone have a indietorrents.com invite?
[03:42] <tailsfan> like 4-6 weeks long
[03:42] <snes_rocks> but glxgears goes way too slow..
[03:42] <bsdirl> in fact, I might hustle $5 from my mom and get that xubuntu CD i saw
[03:42] <ketetha_> warbo: there is nothing new in the preferences plugins
[03:43] <snes_rocks> unless ubuntu comes with a version that uses time instead of frames to rotate
[03:43] <Warbo> ketetha_: I thought you said you had found the plugins?
[03:43] <bsdirl> considering hows there's no shipit for xubuntu
[03:43] <flamingcow> if i run nm-applet and it doesn't show up in the panel, what am i doing wrong? (previously accidentally removed from the panel)
[03:43] <ketetha_> warbo: you toldme to find xmms. so i reinstalled it.
[03:43] <bsdirl> i hate ebay too, unless there's something reeeal cheap
[03:43] <kazukisan> Is there a way to install just kde-base without all the extra applications ?????????
[03:43] <tailsfan> bsdirl, there is a shipit
[03:43] <Warbo> ketetha_: The plugins' names contain "xmms", so they will appear in a search for xmms
[03:43] <bsdirl> liek that $30 Lite-on DVD/CD-RW combo i just got
[03:43] <tailsfan> shipit.xubuntu.com
[03:44] <ketetha_> OH
[03:44] <ketetha_> warbo: haha okk wait one second let me go back and look
[03:44] <bsdirl> link didnt work last time I tried
[03:44] <ketetha_> how do you search in the snypatic manager or whatever
[03:44] <bsdirl> took me back to the wiki
[03:44] <Warbo> ketetha_: xmms-mad - mp3 input plugin for xmms based on libmad
[03:44] <bsdirl> brb irc is eating my bandwidth
[03:45] <Warbo> ketetha_: There is a big button at the top which says "Search". Maybe that is it?
[03:45] <ketetha_> warbo: ok i found it i'll be righ tback
[03:45] <tailsfan> www.xubuntu.com click on shipit\
[03:45] <Warbo> AAA! I was compiling inside an Xnest and it quit on me :(
[03:46] <snes_rocks> and how do you get glxgears to print out its fps?
[03:46] <bimberi> !glxgears
[03:46] <ubotu> To display the FPS in glxgears, run 'glxgears -printfps' in a terminal.
[03:46] <ketetha_> warbo: found it installed it now im going to go look
[03:46] <snes_rocks> oh cool, it is accelerated
[03:46] <n9urk> Can anyone help me with crontab?
[03:46] <snes_rocks> the gentoo version rotates based on frames, not by time
[03:47] <Moocasso> Could anybody please help me?  I'm trying to install mplayer, but it's telling me it can't find gthread, and I can't seem to find gthread anywhere.  Any ideas?
[03:47] <ketetha_> warbo: its there now
[03:47] <snes_rocks> thank you!
[03:47] <bimberi> snes_rocks: np :)
[03:48] <ketetha_> warbo: it still only plays that one sonng
[03:48] <ketetha_> warbo: for only 30 seconds
[03:48] <tailsfan> at least you have sound :)
[03:50] <rotron> Dj Rotron ---> Reggae, The Rootz, dub Live from Acores ----> http://fairytale.wavestreamer.com:8080/listen.pls
[03:50] <Warbo> ketetha_: Sounds like XMMS itself might be screwing up. Do Totem and stuff work fine?
[03:50] <ketetha_> ok. everytime i enter my cd in and try to open it in file browser it says cannot mount volume but automattically brings up sound juicer. when i press extract it doesnt give me a location to extract it. should i just let it extract then see what happens?
[03:51] <ketetha_> warbo: yes. i think maybe because i extracted dont wait for only a second then stoppped it so only thirty seconds got throughh
[03:51] <ketetha_> warbo: im goign to try to extract the whole thingg.
[03:51] <Warbo> ketetha_: Go on. I have never used sound juicer
[03:52] <ketetha_> warbo: is it possible to get an mp3 file likei did for XMMS for rythmn box?
[03:52] <PyroticShadow> hm
[03:52] <fiftyfour123> can someone help me with this: http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=211425
[03:53] <fiftyfour123> please
[03:53] <PyroticShadow> fiftyfour123, Those who can help, will help, best thing to do is post the question and relax.
[03:54] <fiftyfour123> i posted it and no one is replying
[03:54] <eriksays> can anyone help out with setting up wireless wpa using a linksys WPC54G?
[03:54] <sysdoc> fiftyfour123,  That topic has been covered in the Breezy forums, do a search in there
[03:54] <PyroticShadow> fiftyfour123, you've been here for like 2 minutes, be patient.
[03:54] <fiftyfour123> yeah, i've seen it, but the kernel file i'm looking for is dead like the link is dead
[03:54] <eriksays> tried to install the driver (succesfully?) with ndiswrapper
[03:54] <fiftyfour123> where can i download pre-compiled kernels?
[03:55] <eriksays> but i do a iwlist scan and that particular card returns "No scan results"
[03:55] <PyroticShadow> fiftyfour123, google.
[03:55] <fiftyfour123> i've looked i found nothing
[03:55] <fiftyfour123> do you know where i can find em?
[03:56] <PyroticShadow> fiftyfour123, musn't have looked too hard http://www.theshore.net/~caker/uml/kernels/
[03:56] <fiftyfour123> those are too old, i need the newer ones
[03:57] <PyroticShadow> fiftyfour123, scroll to the bottom, 2.6
[03:57] <fiftyfour123> thats from 2004
[03:57] <PyroticShadow> fiftyfour123, use it, and update it as you go.
[03:57] <zF> Hi - I'm experiencing a DHT Firewall error while using Azureus with the deafult Dapper install, so I'm assuming there's a software firewall enabled: How can I disable the software firewall.
[03:58] <m_n_p> is ubuntu based on debian or is it entirely by itself?
[03:58] <fiftyfour123> can i use these with ubuntu though?
[03:58] <GigaClon> im getting cache errors when I try to burn DVD's on a USB DVD-R drive
[03:58] <sproingie> zF: there is no firewall on a default install
[03:58] <PyroticShadow> fiftyfour123, there is some ones from 2006 there.
[03:58] <snes_rocks> ubuntu uses debian's packages
[03:58] <PyroticShadow> fiftyfour123, as far as I can tell you should be able to.
[03:58] <kuzmaster> does anyone know where i can get a copy of windows  3.1 from?
[03:58] <slowz3r> Anyone know where i can get all the stuff i need for XGL and compiz...i tried the freedesktop site but that is so damn confusing any one help me please
[03:58] <sproingie> kuzmaster: abandonware.org?
[03:58] <PyroticShadow> kuzmaster, this is Linux channel, not Windows.
[03:58] <Flannel> slowz3r: #ubuntu-xgl and read the topic
[03:59] <Moocasso> anyone happen to have any help for installing the mplayer plugin for Firefox?  I tried to compile it and it tells me "missing gthread package"
[03:59] <kuzmaster> PyroticShadow, sorry, but i thort ild ask here while im connecting to the windows channel;
[03:59] <jrib> Moocasso: mozilla-mplayer package is in multiverse that gives you mplayer plugin
[03:59] <ketetha_> this wont mess up my cd right
[03:59] <jrib> Moocasso: (no need to compile)
[03:59] <slowz3r> Flannel: thanks alot
[03:59] <PyroticShadow> kuzmaster, NP.
[04:00] <jacksparrow> sup
[04:00] <Moocasso> hm...did I download the wrong file?
[04:00] <jrib> Moocasso: are you familiar with ubuntu's repositories and apt-get or synaptic?
[04:01] <Moocasso> yeah, but I can't find it in Synaptic
[04:01] <jrib> Moocasso: you need to enable multiverse first
[04:01] <jacksparrow> any one need any thing advanced fixed?
[04:01] <Moocasso> Oh, doh, lol, thanks :)
[04:01] <ketetha_> it worked!
[04:01] <ketetha_> thank youall
[04:01] <ketetha_> and goodnight
[04:01] <jacksparrow> lookin to hone my consulting skills
[04:01] <jrib> Moocasso: you know how or you want a link from ubotu?
[04:02] <GigaClon> is there a option in nautilus that shows the size of the folder under each folder?
[04:02] <wildman> jacksparrow: looks like tonite u r out of clients ;)
[04:02] <jacksparrow> ya
[04:02] <Moocasso> I dunno, maybe I need the link
[04:02] <Moocasso> I can't find Multiverse in Synaptic
[04:03] <ighost> anyone know how i can implement a unique constraint on the entire row rather than just a column of the table?
[04:03] <sproingie> i'd love consulting, being my own boss, but i'm terrible with money
[04:03] <jrib> !multiverse > Moocasso
[04:03] <sproingie> ighost: in what database
[04:03] <wildman> sproingie: the niceties of bein boss...
[04:03] <Moocasso> Lol
[04:03] <Moocasso> Linux > Me
[04:03] <ighost> sproingie: postgres
[04:04] <sproingie> ighost: use a trigger
[04:04] <jrib> Moocasso: if you have any problems with those links just ask in here again, I'm gonna go now though.  gl
[04:04] <Moocasso> ty
[04:04] <ighost> sproingie: hmm that would work but isn't there a way i can use UNIQUE for this?
[04:04] <sproingie> ighost: actually if it's just a unique constraint, it's a lot easier
[04:04] <sproingie> ighost: just create a unique index on all the columns you want unique
[04:04] <ighost> sproingie: unique index?
[04:05] <wildman> sproingie: for me a row = all columns...
[04:05] <ighost> sproingie: just set both as primary key or what
[04:05] <gteppel_> How do I perform an outbound port scan with nmap? I'm in a very restrictive network and it looks like only port 80 or 443 is open and I'm curious what else might open...
[04:05] <sproingie> ighost: create unique index my_idx on table(col1, col2, col3...)
[04:05] <wildman> ighost's question made me think if it's even reasonable to ask for such a thing...
[04:05] <cello_rasp> xgl hogs the cpu massively when playing video files... why??
[04:05] <ighost> sproingie: alright let me try it
[04:06] <Wabs> Hi, I have a question
[04:06] <rsk> cello_rasp, try mplayer -vo gl2 file
[04:06] <jacksparrow> Wabs, just ask.
[04:06] <rsk> and aslo #ubuntu-xgl :)
[04:06] <cello_rasp> thanks rsk.
[04:06] <chronoAZ> is there a way i can connect to a server using xdmcp without installing the entire ubuntu-desktop on the client machine?
[04:06] <jmworx> Is it a know fact that any user created with default settings can crash a Dapper machine with a trivial 5-line program?
[04:06] <GigaClon> is there a way for nautilus to display the size of folders in the window
[04:07] <Wabs> k
[04:07] <jacksparrow> GigaClon, there should be an option for that
[04:07] <ralsheb> if i installed the java 5 rutnime and sdk (java5) and i do a java-version and its not 5,what do i gotta change?
[04:07] <Wabs> How would I go about getting wireless support in Dapper Drake
[04:07] <Wabs> just installed it btw
[04:07] <ighost> sproingie: great, it does what i need, thanks a lot
[04:07] <jmworx> I.e. someone screwed up real-time so much that it's become a security issue
[04:07] <PyroticShadow> Wabs, it should autodetect it..
[04:07] <jacksparrow> Wabs, what chipset is your wireless device
[04:07] <sproingie> jmworx: depending on your definition of crash.  i could probably eat all the swap and let linux's insane OOM killer dance all over the system, yes
[04:07] <wildman> ralsheb: the default java vm
[04:07] <jmworx> sproingie: crash as in no way to recover even if there's no swap
[04:07] <Wabs> PyroticShadow: I'm right next to the router, no dice
[04:08] <Wabs> jacksparrow: It's a Linksys wireless-b
[04:08] <Tedd> How can I get Banshee to play M4A files?
[04:08] <ralsheb> wildman how can i change that?
[04:08] <PyroticShadow> Wabs, did you check in places/administration/networks and see if it was there, but not enabled?
[04:08] <sproingie> jmworx: probably.  linux is vulnerable to all sorts of local DOS attacks
[04:08] <wildman> ralsheb: damn... I cannot remember how I did it... but it's in the wiki...
[04:08] <bsdirl> dang, I'm a diehard xfce fan.
[04:08] <PyroticShadow> Wabs, Ubuntu is the first distrobution I've found to autodetect the wireless...
[04:08] <jmworx> sproingie: This one is ridiculous.
[04:08] <PyroticShadow> bsdirl, Fluxbox here :)
[04:08] <bsdirl> gonna DL svn + the snapshot of xfwm4 on dialup
[04:09] <bsdirl> might get the whole DE and just back it up later
[04:09] <jmworx> sproingie: How do I paste a few lines?
[04:09] <bsdirl> all 3 hrs of DL time ^_^
[04:09] <Warbo> Tedd: Install the gstreamer0.10 ugly, ugly-multiverse and bad plugins
[04:09] <sproingie> jmworx: no sane OS should allow unpriveleged users to run realtime tasks
[04:09] <Wabs> hmm
[04:09] <sproingie> jmworx: pastebin
[04:09] <Wabs> well it says wlan0 is active
[04:09] <jmworx> sproingie: Dapper does
[04:09] <sproingie> jmworx: it's in the topic
[04:09] <GigaClon> is there a way to display the size in MB instead of number of items in nautilus?
[04:09] <Wabs> but I can't connect to anything in Firefox
[04:09] <jacksparrow> GigaClon, set the first option to SIZE
[04:09] <jacksparrow> GigaClon, in the prefs
[04:10] <GigaClon> that doesn't help
[04:10] <sproingie> jmworx: i tend to blame debian for not incorporating selinux
[04:10] <GigaClon> that only shows the number of items in a folder
[04:10] <cello_rasp> rsk: i tried mplayer -vo but the picture flickered like crazy
[04:10] <newbuntu> hello
[04:10] <GigaClon> I wanna see the actually size in MB
[04:10] <jacksparrow> GigaClon, oh of the entire folder?
[04:10] <wildman> ralsheb: checking...
[04:10] <jmworx> sproingie: well, the Debian default works fine, someone actively screwed things up.
[04:10] <cello_rasp> rsk: in fact i dont think i need xgl since i don't use compiz or anything, just metacity. is it safe to remove xgl?
[04:11] <wildman> GigaClon: right-click, properties, is out of the question, right?
[04:11] <sproingie> jmworx: did you file a bug?
[04:11] <wildman> GigaClon: u want it in 'real time' ?
[04:11] <Warbo> cello_rasp: Perfectly
[04:11] <GigaClon> yeah so i see the size of all subfolders at once
[04:11] <Sasquatch> hey, does anyone know why a ./configure isn't making a makefile?
[04:11] <Wabs> nvm, got it, i had something configured wrong :x
[04:11] <GigaClon> not nessarily
[04:11] <jacksparrow> Sasquatch, what is the error
[04:11] <Sasquatch> i don't see an error...
[04:11] <GigaClon> kinda like a graphical 'du'
[04:11] <jmworx> sproingie: Try this on your machine as a regular user: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/17732
[04:11] <Tedd> Warbo: I have all those.
[04:11] <jacksparrow> Sasquatch, ... what are you trying to install
[04:11] <Warbo> Sasquatch: Maybe it doesn't use Makefiles?
[04:11] <newbuntu> im trying to connect from my ubuntu computer to my new archos qopia-based handheld , I have openssh at both ends, whats the easiest way to connect ? My problem is the handheld doesnt have a username in login that I can see, I do know its ip though
[04:12] <jmworx> sproingie: I did file a bug a couple days ago, but nobody seems very interested and/or get the seriousness of it
[04:12] <Sasquatch> jacksparrow: Gaim 2.0.0beta3
[04:12] <sproingie> jmworx: i'll take your word for it, actually.
[04:12] <jmworx> sproingie: BTW, save everything if you want to try.
[04:12] <jacksparrow> newbuntu, you could use PAM
[04:12] <jmworx> Even a non-admin user will crash the machine instantly.
[04:12] <newbuntu> jacksparrow is it a command?
[04:12] <jacksparrow> newbuntu, or you could use /etc/hosts.allow
[04:12] <wildman> ralsheb: sudo update-alternatives --config java
[04:13] <wildman> ralsheb: as shown in https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java
[04:13] <wildman> ralsheb: then, select Sun's jdk as the default java vm
[04:13] <damion_> hello all
[04:13] <bsdirl> new xfce came out today *claps*
[04:13] <sproingie> jmworx: it's pretty obvious what it does, gets a hard-realtime priority and spins.  i agree that it's insane for ubuntu to even enable RT priorities by default
[04:13] <wildman> ralsheb: and you should be dun
[04:13] <jacksparrow> newbuntu, you can setup hosts.allow to auto authtenticate a user when logging in..
[04:13] <dion> hey guys i'm trying to install my wireless card drivers, and when checking the status it shows that Drivers present, but no hardware
[04:13] <dion> anything else i should look for?
[04:13] <GigaClon> wildman, any idea?
[04:13] <wildman> GigaClon: dunno if there's something like that in the settings...
[04:13] <Jaak> !dvd
[04:13] <ubotu> See http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/video.html. Libdvdcss can be found at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/SeveasPackages
[04:13] <jmworx> sproingie: What I don't get with the rt-limits feature is that by default it's supposed to allow only a max amount of CPU time as real-time. Someone someone from Ubuntu thought it was a good idea to set that limit to 100%
[04:14] <ketethatooblack> hey i have a question. i need help downloading limewire on my computer
[04:14] <GigaClon> wildman, or some external program
[04:14] <jacksparrow> newbuntu, you can setup hosts.allow to auto authtenticate a user when logging in..
[04:14] <Sasquatch> jacksparrow: any ideas...?
[04:14] <newbuntu> I was hoping to use fish://<username>@IP  but i dont know the user name , can I check what the user name for Archos is in terminal?
[04:14] <ralsheb> anyone know how to change the default java vm
[04:14] <sproingie> jmworx: tch.  well, local DOS attacks are definitely nothing new.  that one's a head-slapper all right
[04:14] <Davegoodson> how do you run a .pl file using sudo in terminal?
[04:14] <jacksparrow> Sasquatch, theres gota be an error... whats the contents of the dir
[04:14] <wildman> GigaClon: dunno if there's such a thing... I mean, if a file is added to the folder or any of its subs the thing would have been notified to update the display...
[04:14] <ketethatooblack> whats an rpm file?
[04:15] <GigaClon> it doesn't have to be in real time
[04:15] <wildman> GigaClon: think about copying lots of files/folders to a given folder... the thing would be updating all the time..
[04:15] <sproingie> jmworx: i run RHEL on my servers because it's the "Corporate Standard", otherwise i'd be using vanilla debian
[04:15] <Sasquatch> jacksparrow: a whole shitload of stuff... but no makefile
[04:15] <Sasquatch> what does an error look like?
[04:15] <ketethatooblack> !language
[04:15] <Jaak> what was the package i needed to install to watch mpeg 2 again?
[04:15] <jmworx> sproingie: You might as well include a setuid crash_this_machine application... :-)
[04:15] <ubotu> Please watch your language and keep this channel family friendly.
[04:15] <Sasquatch> will configure say "error:..."
[04:15] <ketethatooblack> haha sorry mi just trying that.
[04:15] <wildman> GigaClon: I know, I know... but maybe noone did what you want just cuz of this...
[04:15] <jacksparrow> yes.
[04:15] <ketethatooblack> i dont really care what you say =]
[04:15] <Sasquatch> yea, i didn't get that jacksparrow
[04:15] <GigaClon> wildman, I just want du but graphical
[04:15] <Davegoodson> how do you run a .pl file using sudo in terminal?
[04:15] <jacksparrow> Sasquatch, type make and see what happens
[04:15] <bsdirl> GigaClon there's a gnome app in ubuntu that's a disk usage monitor
[04:15] <jmworx> sproingie: BTW, the bug is https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+bug/52224
[04:15] <sproingie> jmworx: i think it was ITS that actually *had* a command like that
[04:16] <bsdirl> peace
[04:16] <Sasquatch> jacksparrow: nothing, it gives the standard cannot find makefile
[04:16] <jacksparrow> paste the LS of that DIR to me in PRIV
[04:16] <ketethatooblack> there is no file browser in drapper =[
[04:16] <dadgumit> hi all, just upgraded to dapper, have error on load up "pnpbios: resource structure does not contain an end tag" and then boot process freezes, anyone got ideas? I am lost
[04:16] <jacksparrow> ketethatooblack, nautilus --browser
[04:17] <Sasquatch> jacksparrow: psh, nevermind, i'm just blind
[04:17] <Sasquatch> it needs a perl module
[04:17] <Nutubuntu> Hello all. My upgrade to Dapper from Breezy worked EXCEPT for tetex. That installation fails during the dpkg --configure of tetex-bin when fmutil-sys apparently tries to translate a file called cp227.tcx ... I *need* tetex. Anyone got any idea how to get it to install?
[04:17] <wildman> ralsheb: make sure you read the Selecting the default Java version in https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java
[04:17] <GigaClon> wildman, i think i found what I wanted
[04:17] <GigaClon> durep
[04:17] <sproingie> jmworx: well the bug's untriaged, so it's not like they're totally ignoring you.  not good that bugs are going untriaged after three days though
[04:17] <eckO> is there a way i can connect to a server using xdmcp without installing the entire ubuntu-desktop on the client machine?
[04:17] <ketethatooblack> jacksparrow: where is nautilus?
[04:17] <jacksparrow> ketethatooblack, in a terminal
[04:17] <newbuntu> I think I narrowed my obtuse question down ... What is the best way in terminal to find out what the username for that machine is? I ask because i'm trying to connect to my new linux hand-held from my computer using ssh.
[04:17] <Sasquatch> !perl
[04:17] <ubotu> I know nothing about perl
[04:17] <sproingie> jmworx: it's more safe to say that they're ignoring *all* bugs if that makes you feel better ;)
[04:17] <Sasquatch> hmm
[04:17] <landsg> anyone know how to handle usb drive permissions?  I plugged in an 80 gig seagate, and it is recognized by Ubunutu; however I can't access accpet as root
[04:18] <ketethatooblack> jacksparrow: ok i get it. thankss =]  do you have any idea how i can download limewire
[04:18] <jmworx> sproingie: Most of the bugs I have submitted are untriaged, in many cases after several weeks.
[04:18] <GigaClon> newbuntu, it should be obvious in the terminal, user@machine
[04:18] <ketethatooblack> jacksparrow: i extracted it now im lost
[04:18] <newbuntu> it just gives a # sign for a prompt
[04:18] <jacksparrow> ketethatooblack, you need to have java  installed then you just run the binary or install
[04:18] <dadgumit> hi all, just upgraded to dapper, have error on load up "pnpbios: resource structure does not contain an end tag" and then boot process freezes, anyone got ideas? I am lost
[04:19] <Nutubuntu> Is this the right chan to ask this failed Dapper installation question in?
[04:19] <wildman> GigaClon: what you really want is a thing similar to preview->count folder items (only on local folders by default), but for their size instead of their number...
[04:19] <GigaClon> yeah
[04:19] <dadgumit> Nutubuntu: hope so cause I am ;0
[04:19] <newbuntu> whats a terminal command to give username/ip info .. i know about ifconfig... but..
[04:19] <GigaClon> lemme try durep
[04:19] <Nutubuntu> t/y dadgumit :)
[04:19] <ketethatooblack> jacksparrow: ok should i just go to www.java.com and i have no clue what binary is. i heard it in a joke : there are two people in this world those who understand binary and those who dont. : but other than that im clueless
[04:19] <jacksparrow> newbuntu, finger?
[04:19] <jacksparrow> ketethatooblack, ... wow.
[04:20] <GigaClon> newbuntu, uname -a
[04:20] <jmworx> sproingie: Great, even non-desktop users are allowed real-time. So, there's no (simple) way for an admin to avoid it.
[04:20] <wildman> GigaClon: oh... durep looks nice indeed :)
[04:20] <GigaClon> the word after Linux should be your computer name
[04:20] <ketethatooblack> jacksparrow: wow good? wow bad? http://www.java.com/en/download/linux_manual.jsp which one should i install
[04:20] <Nutubuntu> Hmmm ... can anyone help with a problem installing tetex? Is there somewhere else I should ask?
[04:20] <dadgumit> hi all, just upgraded to dapper, have error on load up "pnpbios: resource structure does not contain an end tag" and then boot process freezes, anyone got ideas? I am lost
[04:20] <GigaClon> newbuntu, or uname -n
[04:20] <newbuntu> uname -a  says  Linux (none) 2.4.19 rmk7
[04:20] <Warbo> How would I make a package (checkinstall or otherwise) from an installation script rather then a make install?
[04:21] <james_> has anyone in here ever configured i195resolution?
[04:21] <jacksparrow> newbuntu, whoami
[04:21] <Warbo> jacksparrow: You are jacksparrow
[04:21] <newbuntu> for real?
[04:21] <newbuntu> haha
[04:21] <jacksparrow> yes.
[04:21] <wildman> james_: not yet... laptop with it coming next month here :)
[04:21] <newbuntu> that rocks
[04:21] <newbuntu> says.. root
[04:21] <jacksparrow> newbuntu, .. then that means you are ROOT
[04:22] <ketethatooblack> http://www.java.com/en/download/linux_manual.jsp does anyone know which one of those i should download?
[04:22] <james_> wildman: dell b130?
[04:22] <wildman> james_: but from what I've investigated, it should work under Ubuntu w/o pbs
[04:22] <wildman> james_: nope, dell 6400
[04:22] <newbuntu> root@ip  is my ssh info?
[04:22] <wildman> james_: did u check linux-on-laptops web site?
[04:22] <newbuntu> thanks a lot !!!  ... again
[04:22] <james_> wildman: it works, but you will not get the correct resolution
[04:22] <Warbo> Is there a way to tell checkinstall what to run to install something?
[04:22] <dadgumit> hi all, just upgraded to dapper, have error on load up "pnpbios: resource structure does not contain an end tag" and then boot process freezes, anyone got ideas? I am lost
[04:22] <ketethatooblack> ok nevermind. i'll just install the first one.
[04:23] <wildman> ketethatooblack: are u trying to install Java SDK ?
[04:23] <james_> wildman: no, there are ubuntu community docs that look good, but i have one question about them
[04:23] <someothernick> !ati
[04:23] <ubotu> To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your monitor, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BinaryDriverHowto
[04:23] <Warbo> ketethatooblack: Get the ones already in Ubuntu
[04:23] <Jaak> !dvd
[04:23] <ubotu> See http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/video.html. Libdvdcss can be found at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/SeveasPackages
[04:23] <jacksparrow> ketethatooblack, you coudl use automatix and get it installed
[04:23] <wildman> !java
[04:23] <ubotu> java is an object oriented programming language. To install a java compiler/interpreter on Ubuntu, look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java For the runtime Sun Java install sun-java5-jre from the Multiverse repository
[04:23] <Warbo> ketethatooblack: "sudo apt-get install sun-java5-bin"
[04:23] <wildman> ketethatooblack: make sure multiversre repo is enabled 1st ;)
[04:24] <Warbo> He does
[04:24] <Nutubuntu> Can anyone help with a problem installing tetex? Please? Is there somewhere else I should ask?
[04:24] <Jaak> what is the package name called required for dvd's
[04:24] <Warbo> wildman: I mean it is enabled (waled through it before)
[04:24] <james_> wildman: maybe you can explain something to me.....
[04:24] <jacksparrow> Jaak, libdvdcss
[04:24] <ketethatooblack> wildman: and that would be? im sorry im slow
[04:24] <wildman> then follow the procedures at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java, Selecting the default Java version
[04:24] <ketethatooblack> warbo: ok its installing thanks
[04:24] <Jaak> thanks
[04:24] <ketethatooblack> after that then can i install limewire>
[04:25] <wildman> ketethatooblack: plz read the URL I've just pasted
[04:25] <Warbo> ketethatooblack: Or Frostwire
[04:25] <dadgumit> hi all, just upgraded to dapper, have error on load up "pnpbios: resource structure does not contain an end tag" and then boot process freezes, anyone got ideas? I am lost :s
[04:25] <Warbo> !frostwire
[04:25] <wildman> james_: try me :)
[04:25] <ubotu> frostwire is a totally open source version of Limewire.  For installation help, please see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FrostWire
[04:25] <ketethatooblack> wildman: ok
[04:25] <ketethatooblack> warbo: there is a frost wire?
[04:25] <ketethatooblack> warbo: it is especially for linux?
[04:25] <Warbo> ketethatooblack: Apparently (I don't like it or Limewire personally)
[04:25] <jacksparrow> its just a complete CLONE
[04:26] <sn00p> anybody know how I can play a avi file that requires dovei?
[04:26] <swim> hey folks
[04:26] <GigaClon> wildman, durep -w is exactly what I wanted :)
[04:26] <james_> wildman: i was wondering about configuring the dimensions of the screen,,,, if you have the chanc, please look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/i915Driver?highlight=%28i915driver%29
[04:26] <ketethatooblack> jacksparrow: OH. well i've enver heard of it. thank you
[04:26] <wildman> GigaClon: kewl
[04:26] <wildman> james_: opening
[04:26] <swim> I accidentally deleted /var/apt/archives dir, and now I cant install anything because it says that it cant lock the db now
[04:26] <Adok> can anyone tell me a rar archieve for ubuntu?
[04:26] <james_> wildman: ty
[04:26] <Warbo> ketethatooblack: You may also want to look at gtk-gnutella ("sudo apt-get install gtk-gnutella") which doesn't need Java
[04:27] <Adok> can anyone tell me a rar archieve for ubuntu?
[04:27] <Warbo> !rar
[04:27] <ubotu> rar is a non-free archive format created by Rarsoft. For instructions on accessing .rar files through the Archive Manager view https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FileCompression
[04:27] <ketethatooblack> warbo: is it just like limewrie and stuff?
[04:27] <Adok> ty
[04:27] <Warbo> ketethatooblack: It has no media player or library or stuff, it just downloads stuff
[04:27] <bur[n] er> anyone play with last-exit?  I'm curious how I can wipe out my user/pass so it prompts me again
[04:28] <ketethatooblack> warbo: perfect. thank you
[04:28] <dadgumit> it takes leet skilz to helps me... hi all, just upgraded to dapper, have error on load up "pnpbios: resource structure does not contain an end tag" and then boot process freezes, anyone got ideas? I am lost
[04:28] <wildman> james_: did you check this http://www.barninger.com/inspiron/index2.html ?
[04:28] <Warbo> How can I make a package of Wink? It just has an install.sh script so checkinstall will not work by default
[04:28] <wildman> james_: I know it's not for Ubuntu but might give you leads...
[04:28] <ketethatooblack> warbo: i keep forgetting what you told me about not downloading outside things because chances are linux has it
[04:28] <james_> wildman: in the section about overwriting the resolution, he gives the dimensions for his screen...  1400 1050, i was wondering what those numbers should be for a 15.4" wxga laptop screen
[04:28] <jacksparrow> dadgumit, is PNPBIOS enabled in your BIOS? if so.. turn it off and try? or vice versa?
[04:29] <dadgumit> jacksparrow: same thing both ways
[04:29] <wildman> james_: didn't check the lappy specs for max rez ?
[04:29] <ketethatooblack> warbo: thanks alot its done. ima go try it out
[04:29] <swim> I accidentally deleted /var/apt/archives dir, and now I cant install anything because it says that it cant lock the db now
[04:29] <timothyzander> hello, is anyone having problems accessing archive.ubuntu.com
[04:29] <timothyzander> ?
[04:29] <dadgumit> I got breezy running ok, but dapper wont help me out
[04:30] <james_> wildman: 1280 x 800... are those the numbers i want to use there?
[04:30] <wildman> james_: y
[04:31] <james_> i didn't think that 1280 x 800 was the size of the screen, just the resoluion
[04:31] <timothyzander> perhaps my dns is bad, the IP i have for archive.ubuntu.com is <IP_ADDRESS>, will someone verify for me please
[04:31] <james_> resolution*
[04:31] <wildman> well... name it as you want it james_....
[04:31] <ketethatooblack> i may have already asked this but does rythmn box have  aplugin for mp3
[04:31] <james_> wildman: gotcha
[04:31] <wildman> actually, the 'size' of a screen is measured in inches
[04:31] <wildman> the inches of the diagonal, 14, 15, 17, 19, 21, etc.
[04:31] <james_> wildman: that is where i was confused
[04:32] <wildman> james_: but the computer needs the sizes in 'pixels' (HxV)
[04:32] <james_> he uses the word 'size' in these docs
[04:32] <GigaClon> wildman, in every page of the report I got a folder called [FILES]  but it doesn't show up in the terminal or in nautilus
[04:32] <wildman> james_: that doc is so badly written, that I still didn't figure out which is 'step 2' :P
[04:32] <abo> is there a Grav tool for linux
[04:33] <abo> is there a Graphical compare tool for linux
[04:33] <abo> ?
[04:33] <Wabs> am i able to install programs meant for KDE on Ubuntu, even though it's GNOME?
[04:33] <wildman> GigaClon: durep makes 'web' reports right?
[04:33] <GigaClon> yeah
[04:33] <abo> Wabs, yes
[04:33] <wildman> GigaClon: so, maybe you should open some HTML file there with the browser....
[04:33] <Wabs> abo, ok, thanks :)
[04:33] <Nutubuntu> Wabs-  Yes
[04:33] <GigaClon> I opened the HTML file
[04:33] <james_> wildman: i think i am going to give them a try
[04:33] <GigaClon> but in the files of the report
[04:33] <wildman> james_: good luck!!! and try not to fry the monitor ;)
[04:33] <Nutubuntu> ketethatooblack-  Rhythmbox will play mp3s
[04:33] <KurtKraut> Wabs, yes, but it would envolve downloading and installing more files
[04:34] <ketethatooblack> nutumbuntu: since when?? wow. ok. hahathank you
[04:34] <abo> does anyone knows a file comparison tool with GUI?
[04:34] <KurtKraut> Wabs, for better perfomance and space saving, prefer finding app focused to gnome
[04:34] <GigaClon> there is a [FILES]  directory on each page
[04:34] <GigaClon> abo, Kompare
[04:34] <james_> wildman: is it possible to fry the monitor?
[04:34] <dadgumit> hi all, just upgraded to dapper, have error on load up "pnpbios: resource structure does not contain an end tag" and then boot process freezes, anyone got ideas? I am lost
[04:34] <wildman> GigaClon: and nothing on 'em ?
[04:34] <Wabs> KurtKraut: Yeah, but it looks as though many of the ones that are for KDE in the Education department arent available for GNOME
[04:34] <Wabs> :|
[04:34] <abo> GigaClon, thx
[04:34] <sproingie> james_: not a modern one.  old CRT's, you bet
[04:34] <GigaClon> wildman, no, one of them has almost 1GB
[04:34] <dion> Can someone help me with ndiswrapper?
[04:34] <wildman> james_: yes, if 'you' "give" it higher frecuencies that it supports...
[04:34] <wildman> sproingie: what about LCDs?
[04:35] <KurtKraut> Wabs, Edubuntu uses Gnome. Check out the app they use. You may find something useful to you
[04:35] <tamran> timothyzander:  archive.ubuntu.com (<IP_ADDRESS>)
[04:35] <GigaClon> but there are no where to be found using 'ls' or nautilus
[04:35] <james_> wildman: ok now i am scared lol
[04:35] <swim> can anyone help please: I accidentally deleted /var/apt/archives dir, and now I cant install anything because it says that it cant lock the db now
[04:35] <sproingie> wildman: not going to happen.  of course it's hell to fix a bad video mode in a config file when the LCD refuses to show anything
[04:35] <wildman> james_: hehe... good luck (I've never fried a monitor... and I did play with some things, not i915resolution yet though ;))
[04:35] <Adok> can someone help me with .rars?
[04:36] <wildman> james_: see? sproingie reconforts you ;)
[04:36] <tamran> hey guys, how do I get into other archives or programs? such as some beta programs and such?
[04:36] <timothyzander> thank you tamran
[04:36] <sproingie> i've made old monitors make really scary whining noises, but never actually fried one
[04:36] <tamran> timothyzander: np
[04:36] <Adok> can anyone please help me to get rar working?
[04:36] <sproingie> i also havent had to configure a video mode in X for god knows how many years
[04:36] <james_> wildman: well, the reolution on this thing is just wrong and i would really like to fix it.....
[04:36] <wildman> GigaClon: euh... does durep 'tell' you where the reports lie ?
[04:37] <GigaClon> yeah I see the reports
[04:37] <wildman> james_: if u r sure your laptop's monitor is 1280x800... then go
[04:37] <GigaClon> the reports are fine
[04:37] <phunkalicious> Adok: sudo apt-get install rar
[04:37] <phunkalicious> :|
[04:37] <abstractism> hey, I have a question
[04:37] <wildman> GigaClon: then, I don't follow you... it might be the fact that I've been working all day, and it's 23:37 already here :P
[04:37] <Adok> ya it says it cant find the package
[04:37] <GigaClon> but they are telling me about a directory that doesn't seem to exist that has almost 1GB in it
[04:37] <sproingie> abstractism: i have an answer
[04:38] <GigaClon> wildman, don't worry about it then
[04:38] <garryF> Hopefullly the answers we have match the question.
[04:38] <wildman> oh... now I do follow you GigaClon....
[04:38] <phunkalicious> you will need to enable the universe repositories
[04:38] <abstractism> why is it that the sound server craps itself after about 30-40 mins of music
[04:38] <dadgumit> hi all, just upgraded to dapper, have error on load up "pnpbios: resource structure does not contain an end tag" and then boot process freezes, anyone got ideas? I am lost
[04:38] <sproingie> garryF: you presume too much
[04:38] <Adok> ya thats what im stuck on
[04:38] <garryF> er I meant to say the answers I have ....
[04:38] <sproingie> abstractism: "craps itself" meaning it crashes?
[04:38] <wildman> GigaClon: does that 1GB dir show on each folder? or only once?
[04:39] <Sasquatch> heh
[04:39] <Sasquatch> i'm getting this error message
[04:39] <wildman> GigaClon: does sudo ls -la the_folder_having_the_biggie_1GB_one display it?
[04:39] <phunkalicious> do sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list , and uncomment the lines (by deleting the # signs in front of them) that have universe in them, and then do sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install rar
[04:39] <Sasquatch> *** 'pkg-config --modversion glib-2.0' returned 2.8.6, but GLIB (2.10.3)
[04:39] <Sasquatch> *** was found!
[04:39] <Sasquatch> and it lists something about configuring files...
[04:39] <Sasquatch> but i am lost
[04:39] <abstractism> for some reason it can only handle my mp3 player and gets occupied by other apps and stops playing the mp3s altogether
[04:40] <GigaClon> wildman, no
[04:40] <garryF> sproingie Or actually that one of us knows the answer and prays its not an open ended question. :)
[04:40] <wildman> GigaClon: geez... that's strange indeed... never seen 'very' hidden folders in Linux...
[04:40] <wildman> GigaClon: maybe that's just a temporary one created by durep itself?
[04:40] <Adok> phunkalicious: theres nothing in the sources.list :S well its just a blank thing
[04:40] <abstractism> so when the mp3 app stops playing tunes, it just keeps "playing" and just changes the songs
[04:40] <wildman> (though 1GB of temp data is a lot :P, just guessing...)
[04:40] <GigaClon> wildman, its only 1 GB in one folder, but its in every folder, but not the biggest in every folder
[04:40] <abstractism> so essentially its like skip...skip...skip...etc
[04:41] <pepsi_> Seveas,
[04:41] <Adok> phunkalicious: im totally new at this
[04:41] <SAM_theman> Is there a version of ubutnu for 64bit proccessor's
[04:41] <wildman> GigaClon: dunno what to tell u
[04:41] <wildman> SAM_theman: yes, I'm using it right now
[04:41] <garryF> Maybe
[04:41] <abstractism> SAM_theman: why yes there is
[04:41] <abstractism> I'm using it too :)
[04:41] <sproingie> abstractism: no idea, i've not dicovered that problem before, not with esd anyway.  you might want to post it to the forum
[04:41] <garryF> www.distrowatch.com might tell you.
[04:41] <SAM_theman> Where
[04:42] <wildman> Linux linuxbox64 2.6.15-25-amd64-generic #1 SMP PREEMPT Wed Jun 14 11:28:03 UTC 2006 x86_64 GNU/Linux is what uname -a returns here SAM_theman
[04:42] <GigaClon> wildman, it might just be a glitch because all the files i can see roughly add up to the space reported being used
[04:42] <abstractism> sproingie: whats ESD?
[04:42] <wildman> SAM_theman: same place as the 32 bits dapper one
[04:42] <SAM_theman> This 32bit one is starting to piss me off
[04:42] <pepsi> Seveas,
[04:42] <wildman> GigaClon: well... it would be nice anyway to 'ls' it somehow...
[04:42] <arbitrary_nick> how do you install Kubuntu on a PC with Ubuntu on it without having to use an installation disc?
[04:42] <SAM_theman> AMD 3800+ X2 Dual Core?
[04:42] <sproingie> abstractism: enlightened sound daemon -- it's the sound mixer for ubuntu (assuming you're not running kubuntu)
[04:42] <darwish> hey , i have a very strange error , i am dual booting winXp with ubuntu .. and i used wingrub  .. ubuntu doesnt boot , but the ( recovery mode ) does
[04:42] <timothyzander> enlightenment sound daemon = ESD
[04:42] <wildman> SAM_theman: nope, AMD64, single core
[04:43] <EANx> esd is actually pretty cool
[04:43] <arbitrary_nick> I assume there's a guide somewhere, but I checked the wiki and found nothing
[04:43] <SAM_theman> o
[04:43] <darwish> it gives me a disk read eroor
[04:43] <dadgumit> hi all, just upgraded to dapper, have error on load up "pnpbios: resource structure does not contain an end tag" and then boot process freezes, anyone got ideas? I am lost
[04:43] <sproingie> enlightenment has lots of nice stuff once all the memory leaks are fixed
[04:43] <EANx> at least in terms of it's network transparency
[04:43] <dadgumit> does asus suck for linux or what?
[04:43] <sproingie> esd used to have bunches of them
[04:43] <EANx> yeah heh
[04:43] <abstractism> sproingie: actually I am using ESD too
[04:43] <wildman> SAM_theman: you can download it here http://www.ubuntu.com/download
[04:43] <garryF> However, its buggy so if you had to ask if there is a version for 64 bit processors, you are really gonna be p****d off with the 64 bit version when things don't work or you have to use 32 bit packages.
[04:43] <SAM_theman> thx
[04:44] <sproingie> abstractism: esd is nice, beats the pants off of aRts
[04:44] <darwish> it is the strange that the recovery mode boots and the normal doesnt !!
[04:44] <wildman> SAM_theman: get the ubuntu-6.06-desktop-amd64.iso, or one of the other -amd64 ISOs
[04:44] <sproingie> hmm i think my keyboard needs new batteries
[04:44] <wildman> SAM_theman: good luck!
[04:44] <darwish> any ideas ?
[04:44] <arbitrary_nick> how do you install Kubuntu on a PC with Ubuntu on it without having to use an installation disc?
[04:44] <wildman> sproingie: that's why I run away from wireless input devices ;)
[04:44] <abstractism> sproingie: well I'm using rhythmbox
[04:44] <timothyzander> does anyone know of a way to get vmware to give the client OS a sound device that will play into the sound mixer?
[04:45] <wildman> arbitrary_nick: sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[04:45] <arbitrary_nick> thanks
[04:45] <abstractism> ESD gets confused though
[04:45] <gluttony> ok, i am running skype on a new ubuntu system. how do i get my mic to work?
[04:45] <slowz3r> can anyone help me with an error im gettin
[04:45] <wildman> arbitrary_nick: of course u'll need access to a network pkgs repository
[04:45] <Adok> can anyone help me with installing winrar?
[04:45] <Sasquatch> how do you install an old version of an application?
[04:45] <wildman> arbitrary_nick: yw
[04:45] <GigaClon> wildman, duh
[04:45] <SAM_theman> thx
[04:45] <dadgumit> abitrary_nick: wouldn't you jsut install kde from the repository
[04:45] <SAM_theman> I won't install the 64 bit
[04:45] <wildman> GigaClon: tell me it was trivial...
[04:45] <Adok> can anyone help me with installing winrar?
[04:45] <GigaClon> wildman, it the space taken up by files in the folder
[04:45] <wildman> GigaClon: so I can go to sleep :)
[04:45] <SAM_theman> I just rinstall the 32 bit
[04:45] <wildman> lol!
[04:45] <arbitrary_nick> hm
[04:45] <pepsi> timeless, edit the virtual machine options and click the sound card
[04:46] <wildman> GigaClon: _exactly_ what you want to know :P
[04:46] <pepsi> er timothyzander
[04:46] <timothyzander> yes
[04:46] <Adok> can anyone help me with installing winrar please?
[04:46] <slowz3r> when i use the console to install after i ./configure i it starts doin its thing and then it will stop and say "configure: error: no acceptable C compiler found in $PATH
[04:46] <slowz3r> See `config.log' for more details." any ideas?????
[04:46] <abstractism> because after 30 mins of audio, it pays attention to rhythmbox, and ignores teh sound from gaim
[04:46] <timothyzander> but i need a device
[04:46] <garryF> Google and manuals are the skype user's friends. Welcome Sam, I think You'll be happier that way till the bugs get fixed.
[04:46] <arbitrary_nick> "sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop" <- I take it that all I need to do is use Synaptic to install it?
[04:46] <arbitrary_nick> ...
[04:46] <arbitrary_nick> didn't copy
[04:46] <garryF> and the utils get converted
[04:46] <wildman> slowz3r: sudo apt-get install build-essential
[04:46] <arbitrary_nick> E: Couldn't find package kubuntu-desktop
[04:46] <gluttony> ok, really, how do i get ubuntu to use my mic?
[04:46] <GigaClon> wildman, i was thrown off because at the top of the report it says directory
[04:46] <bjron> if I create an iso of an audio cd (using Copy Disk in nautilus), and then later I want to rip the tracks to ogg, is it going to be possible to get cddb info etc for the disk?
[04:47] <wildman> GigaClon: yeah... it really means 'sum of the dir', just a bad label ;)
[04:47] <GigaClon> wildman, sorry for worry you with this hope you sleep well
[04:47] <sproingie> ahh much better, no random dropouts
[04:47] <Adok> can anyone help me with installing winrar please?
[04:47] <slowz3r> wildman: ok bear with me here im a newb...so what do i do
[04:47] <wildman> GigaClon: I would have sleep well anyway... thx
[04:47] <wildman> slowz3r: sudo apt-get install build-essential
[04:47] <garryF> !info kbuntu-desktop
[04:47] <ubotu> Package kbuntu-desktop does not exist in dapper
[04:47] <garryF> !info kubuntu-desktop
[04:47] <ubotu> kubuntu-desktop: Kubuntu desktop system. In repository main, is optional. Version 0.85 (dapper), package size 11 kB, installed size 40 kB
[04:47] <wildman> slowz3r: then try again, then ... get help asking again, cuz it's damn late now...  Easy to do.
[04:47] <wildman> bye ppl
[04:48] <slowz3r> wildman: thanks anyway
[04:48] <hangfire> how do I access multiuniverse repository?
[04:48] <sproingie> dadgumit: suse is a cool distro, try it out
[04:48] <timothyzander> so pepsi, it asks me for a device, like /dev/dsp, how do i set it to use a mixer channell?
[04:48] <phunkalicious> Adok: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories/Ubuntu
[04:48] <slowz3r> Can anyone help me with an install problem
[04:48] <hangfire> suse was cool till ubuntu came along
[04:48] <EANx> hahahaha
[04:48] <dadgumit> sproingie: I am thinking about it, ubuntu and my mobo no play nice,but I was wanting to jump on the ubuntu bandwagon pretty bad
[04:49] <hangfire> thx phunk
[04:49] <sproingie> suse is still cool.  yast is what every control panel should be
[04:49] <arbitrary_nick> hm
[04:49] <arbitrary_nick> how do I install the kubuntu-desktop?
[04:49] <dadgumit> I think novell will rockzor suse for the corporate world
[04:49] <arbitrary_nick> it's nowhere in synaptic
[04:49] <bur[n] er> sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[04:49] <garryF> I was thinking of saying they both cool in their own way.
[04:49] <hangfire> so is portage
[04:49] <sproingie> dadgumit: i've run most major distros, they all have their strengths.  ubuntu liked my hardware the best at the time
[04:49] <dadgumit> either who.... my paste: v
[04:49] <arbitrary_nick> E: Couldn't find package kubuntu-desktop
[04:49] <pepsi> timothyzander, you cant
[04:49] <bur[n] er> arbitrary_nick: you have universe and multiverse?
[04:49] <gluttony> ok, need two things. when playing songs, everything sound staticy, and i cant get my mic to work, how do i do?
[04:50] <bur[n] er> !repositories
[04:50] <ubotu> The packages in Ubuntu are divided into several sections. See http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/components https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories and !easysource
[04:50] <dadgumit> err... hi all, just upgraded to dapper, have error on load up "pnpbios: resource structure does not contain an end tag" and then boot process freezes, anyone got ideas? I am lost
[04:50] <slowz3r> can someone help me i get this error when i try to install a program "configure: error: no acceptable C compiler found in $PATH
[04:50] <slowz3r> "
[04:50] <timothyzander> so pepsi, there is no way to play my vmware into a mixer, it has to be the only sound per instance
[04:50] <bur[n] er> dadgumit: try the older kernel?
[04:50] <dm_> What is the command to see key entries AND mouse clicks ?
[04:50] <bur[n] er> slowz3r: sudo apt-get install build-essential
[04:50] <dadgumit> burner: with dapper?
[04:50] <timothyzander> pepsi: as well, i tried to do it with /dev/null but it wouldnt work
[04:50] <garryF> Strange, it should be there.
[04:51] <slowz3r> bur[n] er: let me try real quick
[04:51] <dm_> What is the command to see key entries AND mouse clicks ?
[04:51] <bur[n] er> dadgumit: whatever your other kernel in grub is
[04:51] <nocti> hello
[04:51] <nocti> how do i upgrade firefox? im using breezy
[04:51] <bur[n] er> nocti: just go to dapper :)
[04:51] <bur[n] er> you'll be happier
[04:51] <dadgumit> burner: are you equating kernel to version?
[04:51] <bur[n] er> dadgumit: no
[04:51] <GigaClon> nocti, its real simple
[04:52] <dadgumit> burner: so dapper will just runon the older kernel?
[04:52] <bur[n] er> dadgumit: kernel == that little grub boot menu where you pick "linux 2.16.blah"
[04:52] <garryF> arbitrary_nick  the kubuntu-desktop
[04:52] <Adok> IT STILL Cant Find WINRAR
[04:52] <garryF> arbitrary_nick  the kubuntu-desktop should be there.
[04:52] <dm_> DOES ANYONE know the command to open the window to see what is ENTERED when you press a key or suck !??
[04:52] <dm_> such*
[04:52] <Adok> i did the universe shit, and it still doesent find winrar
[04:52] <nocti> GigaClon, how
[04:52] <bur[n] er> dm_: xev?
[04:52] <slowz3r> bur[n] er: thanks alot
[04:52] <dadgumit> burner: I know what kernel is, just wanted to make sure we are on the same page
[04:52] <GigaClon> !dapper
[04:52] <ubotu> dapper is the 4th and latest release of Ubuntu. Version 6.06 LTS, codename "Dapper Drake"
[04:52] <dm_> thats it thanks
[04:52] <pepsi> timothyzander, vmware sucks like that
[04:52] <GigaClon> !upgrade
[04:52] <ubotu> Upgrading to Ubuntu 5.10 breezy -> http://wiki.ubuntu.com/BreezyUpgrade  Upgrading to Ubuntu 6.06 Dapper -> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DapperUpgrades  Note: gksudo "update-manager -d" always updates to the latest development version.
[04:53] <timothyzander> i see
[04:53] <arbitrary_nick> I'm checking
[04:53] <arbitrary_nick> on the wiki
[04:53] <Sasquatch> how do you uninstall an older version of glib?
[04:53] <pepsi> timothyzander, http://ftp.cvut.cz/vmware/  get vmwaredsp and patch the install sources
[04:53] <nocti> GigaClon, i dont have dapper yet, just have dialup, cant dl the iso
[04:53] <Adok> i did the universe reposties but it still cant find winrar
[04:53] <Adok> i did the universe reposties but it still cant find winrar
[04:53] <GigaClon> nocti, use ship it
[04:53] <pepsi> then you can run vmware with vmwareesd to get it to use esd, if that helps any
[04:53] <Sasquatch> anyone? unstalling older versions of glib?
[04:53] <bur[n] er> nocti: get the latest ff 2.0 beta :)  it's fast!
[04:53] <dm_> bur[n] er maybe you know this,, how do i make my back/forward buttons to get recognized in xev
[04:53] <timothyzander> pepsi, i am saddened, i would like to use vmware a development platform so i can leave my main OS untouched and I dont have to worry about installing unstable software
[04:53] <garryF> info !winrar
[04:53] <nocti> GigaClon, already registered, two weeks more i think
[04:53] <bur[n] er> Adok: don't be a tool... try "sudo apt-get install rar" :P
[04:54] <Adok> i did!
[04:54] <nocti> bur[n] er, how do i upgrade firefox?
[04:54] <garryF> !info winrar
[04:54] <ubotu> Package winrar does not exist in dapper
[04:54] <timothyzander> pepsi, in particular, i wanto to work on xmms2, and that sure needs sound support
[04:54] <bur[n] er> Adok: you update after adding universe repositories?
[04:54] <bur[n] er> !info rar
[04:54] <ubotu> rar: Archiver for .rar files. In repository multiverse, is optional. Version 3.30-2ubuntu2 (dapper), package size 236 kB, installed size 476 kB
[04:54] <Adok> yes i did
[04:54] <pepsi> timothyzander, use the patch i just suggested
[04:54] <Adok> i updated
[04:54] <Adok> ya i saw that
[04:54] <Adok> i did that
[04:54] <timothyzander> alright, thank you
[04:54] <garryF> yep, I was thinking winrar was a windows version.
[04:54] <bur[n] er> go download it from packages.ubuntu.com then
[04:54] <timothyzander> thank you pepsi
[04:55] <sproingie> timothyzander: you could always use a chroot or uml
[04:55] <timothyzander> what is a uml?
[04:55] <Adok> errrrrrrrrrr
[04:55] <bur[n] er> uml == universal markup language... what umbrello makes
[04:55] <arbitrary_nick> could somebody link me to a page on enabling universe/multiverse?
[04:56] <bur[n] er> !universe
[04:56] <ubotu> The packages in Ubuntu are divided into several sections. See http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/components https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories and !easysource
[04:56] <GigaClon> bur[n] er, no its Universal Modeling Language
[04:56] <dadgumit> bur[n] er: all the chicks say you are hot, different kernel worked, but HWY? and will i run into compatability issues?
[04:56] <bur[n] er> er... you're right GigaClon, my bad
[04:56] <bur[n] er> dadgumit: try to see if there's a more recent kernel still?
[04:56] <Adok> OMFG
[04:56] <Adok> theres only i386
[04:56] <joemauch> has anyone gotten xgl to work with an ati x1000 series card?
[04:56] <bur[n] er> dadgumit: you upgrade via cd or by apt?
[04:57] <GigaClon> wildman, version .9 calles [FILES]  Coalesed Files
[04:57] <cArNaGe``> !users
[04:57] <ubotu> I know nothing about users
[04:57] <cArNaGe``> !info
[04:57] <ubotu> I know nothing about info
[04:57] <cArNaGe``> ?info
[04:57] <GigaClon> wildman, and in bright red
[04:57] <arbitrary_nick> !easysource
[04:57] <ubotu> source-o-matic is a webpage where you can (re)generate your sources.list - http://www.ubuntu-nl.org/source-o-matic
[04:57] <cArNaGe``> !weather binghamton
[04:57] <ubotu> I know nothing about weather binghamton
[04:57] <zambaboo> hey guys
[04:57] <Adok> why the hell is there only i386 for rar?
[04:57] <cArNaGe``> Uptime: 1 days, 7 hours and 8 minutes
[04:57] <zambaboo> possible to config dual head with agp and pci nvidia cards?
[04:57] <dadgumit> bur[n] er: upgraded via gui, had same issue on straight install to, but read that someone had success installing breezy and upgrading so i did that. You saying see if there is a newer kernal that will address my problem in the package thing?
[04:58] <Redman276> bingamton ny ?
[04:58] <Adok> why the hell is there only i386 for rar?
[04:58] <gluttony> ok, i need of help. how do i get my sound to work right. im tired of being ignored
[04:58] <abstractism> uptime: 23d, 21h, 2m, 30s
[04:58] <bur[n] er> Adok: why do you speak with such contempt?  Are you suggesting you prefer 64-bit or PowerPC?
[04:58] <abstractism> hehe
[04:58] <Adok> im pissed
[04:58] <Redman276> carnage ??
[04:58] <timothyzander> i would also like to set up virtual machines to experiement with remote exploits while only using one physical computer... can anyone recommend a better virtualization platform that would have sound support and graphical and network support?  any experience with xen?
[04:58] <Adok> and my thing doesent support i386
[04:58] <dadgumit> crap, it hosed my 3d acceleration
[04:58] <zambaboo> timothyzander, xen rocks
[04:58] <AdamG> speaking of 3d accel... I've lost mine and I have no idea why
[04:58] <bur[n] er> dadgumit: that's my theory... but I've been wrong before ;)
[04:59] <lightstar> timothyzander, qemu
[04:59] <Adok> mine supports amd64
[04:59] <zambaboo> timothyzander, i just configured a xen server last week
[04:59] <Adok> but noooooo
[04:59] <AdamG> even fglrx and dpkg-reconfigure is a no-go... using an ATI X300
[04:59] <timothyzander> i must admit it was tempting, but when vmware released their free server i just went with that
[04:59] <AdamG> I'm going through all my old xorg.confs, but *none* of them work... odd.
[05:00] <Adok> funny thing is after i get this rar working im installing windows
[05:00] <Adok> cause this piss's me off too much
[05:00] <bur[n] er> timothyzander: with vmware server is it possible to create a win xp image larger than 2 gigs?  I can't get larger when using qemu-img
[05:00] <timothyzander> in Xen, does one ever use their host OS graphically?  or is everything enduser virtualized?
[05:00] <timothyzander> yeah, i have an 8 gig image
[05:00] <zambaboo> timothyzander, go read on xensource, they dont do much virtualization
[05:01] <timothyzander> bur[n] er, it has the choice to split it into 2 gig files, but you can also have it one big file
[05:01] <timothyzander> zambaboo, will do
[05:01] <zambaboo> timothyzander, it's not a virtual machine, so to speak, there's no hw virtualization afaik.
[05:01] <bur[n] er> timothyzander: so what happens if you create an 8 gig image, don't fill it with anything, and zip it?  think you could email it to me? :)
[05:01] <timothyzander> haha
[05:01] <zambaboo> timothyzander, you can also look at parrallels, parallels.com
[05:01] <timothyzander> bur[n] er, prolly
[05:01] <timothyzander> ok
[05:01] <timothyzander> will do zambaboo, looks like i did not do enough reseach
[05:02] <zambaboo> but that's more like vmware, just quasivirtualizaion
[05:02] <narg> what would we the best cli tool to count the number of a time a pattern appears in a file? grep does lines, and wc doesn't do searching...
[05:02] <timothyzander> zambaboo, i am glad i am looking more deeply into this now, while i have time to dick around
[05:02] <timothyzander> before the semester starts
[05:02] <bjron> anyone here know how to rip audio directly from an iso image of the cd w/o burning it first?
[05:03] <zambaboo> timothyzander, it's excellent stuff, im hoping to build a test/dev environment of 6 servers on one physical machine.
[05:03] <bur[n] er> bjron: mount it, then rip it?
[05:03] <timothyzander> zambaboo, with xen that is?
[05:03] <zambaboo> timothyzander, yes
[05:03] <timothyzander> zambaboo, what do you use as your host?
[05:03] <zambaboo> timothyzander, ubuntu dapper
[05:03] <bur[n] er> bjron: not sure about that... teh audio part makes it tough
[05:03] <bjron> bur[n] er, was thinking that, but can't seem to mount it as audio cd's don't actually have a filesystem
[05:04] <timothyzander> zambaboo, and is that a xen patched install?  i read that you have to use a xen kernel
[05:04] <bur[n] er> bjron: as melon scratchers go... that's a honey doodle
[05:04] <zambaboo> timothyzander, that's true.
[05:04] <bjron> indeed
[05:04] <bjron> bur[n] er, though I suspect it's possible
[05:05] <bjron> bur[n] er, hopefully w/o too much hassle and diddling around though :p
[05:05] <bur[n] er> of course, but nothing springs to mind here
[05:05] <timothyzander> zambaboo, thats exciting, ill definitely look into that.... one thing though, you cant do windows images in xen?
[05:05] <zambaboo> timothyzander, you can, but you need a cpu with VT support
[05:06] <zambaboo> timothyzander, newer hardware, basically. google windows xen
[05:06] <timothyzander> shit, my Pentium M is prolly no good
[05:06] <zambaboo> is that a laptop?
[05:06] <nandovieira> hi... there's any program that can preview psd files?
[05:07] <timothyzander> zambaboo, im looking to do this all on my thinkpad t40
[05:07] <timothyzander> im gonna put a gig+ of ram in it
[05:07] <zambaboo> timothyzander, t40 is a good machine, yeah.. i dont know if that cpu has vt support, im sure you can check online though.
[05:07] <timothyzander> yeh
[05:08] <timothyzander> zambaboo, does VT stand for virtualization?
[05:09] <zambaboo> timothyzander, no clue. if this server+xen lives up to expectations, i will build another one on a dual proc dell server. then i'll have to ind out what vt is :)
[05:09] <farky>  /msg nickserv set unfiltered on
[05:09] <farky> oops
[05:09] <timothyzander> zambaboo, what are you running it on now?
[05:10] <Darthmike> un how do i mount dhds in ubuntu?
[05:10] <zambaboo> timothyzander, right now it's a dumpy p4 2.66 with 2gb of mushkin ram in it.
[05:10] <zambaboo> timothyzander, 2 80gb drives, software raid, lvm.
[05:11] <timothyzander> zambaboo, haha, dumpy only by some standards
[05:11] <zambaboo> timothyzander, it used to be a production server and we've upgraded since, so it's dumpy now :)
[05:13] <ubuntu> hi, trying to install ubuntu but i think my drive may be dead.
[05:13] <matti> ubuntu: Sad to hear ;/
[05:13] <farky> ubuntu: are you getting an error?
[05:13] <zambaboo> yes, quite unfortunate
[05:13] <ubuntu> fdisk tells me: Unable to read /dev/hda
[05:13] <tmorrisey> ubuntu: just had the same problem yesterday with an old powerbook, too bad they don't last forever
[05:14] <ubuntu> sfdisk: read error on /dev/hda - cannot read sector 0
[05:14] <ubuntu>  /dev/hda: unrecognized partition table type
[05:14] <matti> ubuntu: Oh.
[05:14] <ubuntu> is there any hope for this drive? any command to fix? i don't care about any data on the drive
[05:14] <zambaboo> oh guys, how's ubuntu on mac? is it as excellent as it is on i386?
[05:14] <slavezero> ubuntu: what was on the drive before
[05:14] <tmorrisey> zambaboo: I'm using it right now on an old iBook G3 and it's working very nicely
[05:14] <tmorrisey> zambaboo, much better than OS X was with the same hardware
[05:15] <tmorrisey> zambaboo, for example i can use more than one application at once...
[05:15] <zambaboo> tmorrisey, oooh, that's invaluable info.
[05:15] <matti> ubotu: This not looks like serious damage or error. Try to manually setup some partitions.
[05:15] <ubotu> I know nothing about This not looks like serious damage or error. Try to manually setup some partitions.
[05:15] <matti> ubotu: Should help.
[05:15] <ubotu> I know nothing about Should help.
[05:15] <zambaboo> tmrw my project manager is going to get an upgrade then.
[05:15] <jron> fsck.ext2: Attempt to read block from filesystem resulted in short read while trying to open /dev/hda
[05:15] <tmorrisey> zambaboo, it's very snappy on this machine G3/300 192 megs ram
[05:15] <jron> Could this be a zero-length partition?
[05:15] <slavezero> ubuntu: by any chance have windows with goback instlled on it before
[05:15] <zambaboo> tmorrisey, sweet, we have g4's
[05:15] <tmorrisey> zambaboo, you should be fine with a g4,
[05:15] <zambaboo> tmorrisey, and i have two users that bitch about osx daily
[05:15] <tmorrisey> zambaboo, but i've noticed on some of the older stuff like this machine,
[05:16] <matti> ubotu: If not, and any real errors will occurs (like those reported by kernel or so) then... is not good.
[05:16] <tmorrisey> zambaboo, the ubuntu 6 installer is no-good for some reason, major problems with the onboard video
[05:16] <JDStone> how's the "NVIDIA nForce 570 Ultra" chipset support in linux?
[05:16] <zambaboo> tmorrisey, i have a box i can test on.
[05:16] <tmorrisey> zambaboo, yeah, OS X is excellent on new hardware but it drags awfully on anything more than a year or two old it seems
[05:17] <JDStone> more specifically --> http://usa.asus.com/products4.aspx?modelmenu=2&model=1181&l1=3&l2=101&l3=308
[05:17] <zambaboo> tmorrisey, they just hate on the Mail app and on ff for osx
[05:17] <tmorrisey> zambaboo I have to admit my experience is limited but so far it's been great.
[05:17] <tmorrisey> zambaboo, even recognized my airport card and set it all up automatically
[05:17] <zambaboo> tmorrisey, plus the whole context based task bar really throws them for a loop some times. which i can understand
[05:17] <amit> hi Ash-fox
[05:18] <Ash-Fox> Yes ait?
[05:18] <slavezero> JDStone: should get this one: http://usa.asus.com/products4.aspx?l1=3&l2=101&l3=0&model=1160&modelmenu=1
[05:18] <dreamcage> hi people
[05:18] <zambaboo> tmorrisey, sweet. my last experience w/linux on a mac was with yellowdawg -- gross.
[05:18] <tmorrisey> zambaboo, yeah it's easy for me since I've been using macs for so long but to new mac users I've noticed that's a major source of confusion
[05:18] <tmorrisey> zambaboo, same here, I had some major problems as well trying to get even basic stuff working
[05:18] <JDStone> slavezero: why that one?
[05:19] <zambaboo> tmorrisey, i hated that thing, my wife was on it, and she would complain constantly.
[05:19] <tmorrisey> zambaboo, setup on ubuntu was ridiculously simple... I'm tempted to migrate my parents emac over now that I've seen the speed benefits over os x on older hardware
[05:19] <amit> Ash Goodmorninig
[05:19] <slavezero> JDStone: more features for a longer use life as you should not have to change that board out for a long time.
[05:19] <zambaboo> tmorrisey, ok, well thanks for the insight. im going to try and get the dual head thingie working now.
[05:19] <SurfnKid> do i just open a file, name it anything add it to the start up programs and itll run it? im trying to add ndiswrapper automatically, so it loads the adapter
[05:19] <JDStone> it's for a MythTV box, I don't need that board
[05:19] <SurfnKid> any suggestions
[05:19] <JDStone> but is it supported?
[05:19] <tmorrisey> zambaboo, good luck, I hope ubuntu ppc works as well for you as it has for me
[05:19] <zambaboo> SurfnKid, /etc/rc.local
[05:20] <zambaboo> tmorrisey, thanks, i hope so too.
[05:20] <slavezero> some chipset for the most part should just be more PCI-E channels
[05:20] <slavezero> same*
[05:20] <Ash-Fox> Goodmorning
[05:20] <Sasquatch> okay... i aparently have 2 versions of glib installed and i need to uninstall one of them
[05:20] <Sasquatch> can anyone help?
[05:20] <amit> still I am unable to brows internet using winproxy??????????////
[05:21] <SurfnKid> zambaboo, ta
[05:21] <tmorrisey> i'm impressed with how many Ubuntu PPC users there are, I thought I'd be the only one
[05:21] <slavezero> JDStone: nvidia does not list any linux drivers for any chipsets other than the 410/430 wich means the low end one http://usa.asus.com/products4.aspx?l1=3&l2=101&l3=0&model=1138&modelmenu=1
[05:21] <zambaboo> SurfnKid, np
[05:21] <zambaboo> sheesh, i thought i had a pci card here somewhere :/
[05:21] <JDStone> nah, that wont' work
[05:22] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> Hi everyone
[05:22] <JDStone> I guess I'll have to go socket 939
[05:22] <tmorrisey> hii there
[05:22] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> Been a long time since I've been on IRC
[05:22] <Sasquatch> anyone? need help uninstalling one version of glib as i have two installed...
[05:22] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> OH?
[05:22] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> How'd you do that?
[05:22] <slavezero> JDStone: that board is still AM2 and AM2 is skt 939 just different layout
[05:22] <Sasquatch> [Tkb] FIRESIDE: if i knew, i wouldn't be here
[05:23] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> lol
[05:23] <JDStone> but different chipset
[05:23] <Sasquatch> synaptic only shows one version
[05:23] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> Sasquatch: One sec...fire up a terminal
[05:23] <Sasquatch> kk
[05:23] <slavezero> yeah it has the supported chipset on it no SLI but support
[05:23] <tmorrisey> whoa, I've gotten so used to Firefox with AdBlock and Filterset.G installed, it was shocking opening up an unequipped-with-such copy
[05:23] <Sasquatch> yup
[05:24] <SurfnKid> zambaboo, if i need to add or remove a mod, can i add sudo to that? will it ask for a passw?
[05:24] <Sasquatch> [Tkb] FIRESIDE: and then...?
[05:25] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> Sasquatch: What's the name of the package in Synaptic?
[05:25] <tmorrisey> Uh oh... anyone have any insight to this error message, received while trying to install AdBlock in firefox:
[05:25] <tmorrisey> XML Parsing Error: Not Well formed
[05:26] <slavezero> JDStone: i have an ealier board the A8N-VM CSM with ubuntu at my shop we sell the with ubuntu preloaded and they work great it has the same chipset as that last board i linked
[05:26] <dr_willis> tmorrisey,  i would guess its a bad download/file
[05:26] <Burrito> can anyone help me with an apache question?
[05:26] <Sasquatch> [Tkb] FIRESIDE: haha, nevermind, i think i see it.. it's just listed weird...
[05:26] <Sasquatch> thanks for the help anyways
[05:26] <tmorrisey> dr_willis, I would assume so too but I went straight to Mozilla Foundation site...
[05:26] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> lol, np
[05:26] <JDStone> ok, thanks slavezero
[05:26] <tmorrisey> dr_willis, I guess I'll see if I can scare it up somewhere else.
[05:26] <garryF> Sasquatch, do you happen to have both kde and gnome? I seem to remember that adept and the synaptec package manager don't talk te each other. If so, the old one might show up in adept.
[05:26] <Burrito> I just installed apache2 using apt-get install apache2
[05:26] <Sasquatch> garryF: nah, i just compiled a new version of glib
[05:26] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> Adept is a POS, sorry, had to
[05:27] <garryF> Sasquatch Oh. nm.
[05:27] <Burrito> when I opened up httpd.conf...it says something to the effect that it's no longer being used
[05:27] <Burrito> how do I configure the server w/o it?
[05:27] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> Burrito: You can't
[05:27] <roostishaw> anyone, is there any possible to make a live cd out of my distro, as it is now? with all my settings and everything?
[05:27] <Burrito> so how do I add a new <Directory>?
[05:27] <farky> how can i add an enviroment variable?
[05:28] <Burrito> and change my listening ports?
[05:28] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> Burrito: It's the Debian-specific apache stuff
[05:28] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> Burrito: Look in sites-available under /etc/apache2 for examples
[05:28] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> Burrito: Then use "sudo a2esite [filename] " to enable the site you just made
[05:29] <tmorrisey> ah I see, I have a broken Firefox install
[05:29] <tmorrisey> can't open any dialogs of any kind
[05:29] <tmorrisey> yet it browses fine
[05:29] <tmorrisey> odd
[05:29] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> Burrito: Makes a lot more sense then using httpd.conf solely, the Debian layout makes a lot more sense, you'll fall in love with it
[05:29] <Burrito> heh ok
[05:29] <Burrito> so to make a new site that listens on port 8080 for example
[05:29] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> tmorrisey: sudo dpkg -r --force-all firefox && sudo apt-get -f install
[05:30] <Burrito> with a host header of http://site.mysite.com rather than http://www.mysite.com
[05:30] <Burrito> how would I go about doing something like that?
[05:30] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> Burrito: I don't have apache2 installed right now, give me just one sec to do so
[05:30] <SurfnKid> !rc.local
[05:30] <ubotu> I know nothing about rc.local
[05:30] <Burrito> I'm looking in my sites-available dir now
[05:30] <Burrito> cool thx very much
[05:30] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> Burrito: Np
[05:30] <garryF> roostishaw, That's an interesting question . I have a friend who wants to make a linux file server but he doesn't have the hard drive space, I got an idea to make it work on a hard drive, and making a live cd from it, but its going to take me a lot more research before I think I might even try such a thing.
[05:31] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> Burrito: To get started, use this command "vi default" to look at the default site's config file
[05:31] <Burrito> ok
[05:31] <Burrito> ahhh this is looking familiar :P
[05:31] <roostishaw> garryF, so there is no way to do it currently? (and did i explain that good enough?)
[05:31] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> Burrito: Simple, eh?
[05:31] <Burrito> looks to be
[05:32] <Burrito> so to create a new site I just cp default someothersite?
[05:32] <Burrito> or is there more to it than that
[05:32] <Burrito> and obviously I'll need to modify the file
[05:32] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> Burrito: Yup, then edit the file, and finally, use "sudo a2ensite someothersite"
[05:32] <Burrito> but to get started
[05:32] <Burrito> ok
[05:32] <Burrito> what is a2ensite?
[05:32] <Burrito> what's that stand for?
[05:33] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> a2ensite makes a symlink to your file in the sites-enabled directory
[05:33] <Burrito> apache2 enable site I"m guessing?
[05:33] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> Yup
[05:33] <Burrito> k cool
[05:33] <Burrito> you've been more than helpful
[05:33] <Burrito> many thx
[05:33] <Burrito> one more very quick qeustion
[05:33] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> there's also a2dissite
[05:33] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> Sure
[05:34] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> What is it?
[05:34] <Burrito> when I finished my install and booted for the first time, I was expecting to hit init 6 right off and jump straight to gnome
[05:34] <Burrito> that didn't happen
[05:34] <Burrito> i went straight to command line
[05:34] <Burrito> which is fine, but kinda shocking from the docs i read
[05:34] <sZ> is there anyone here willing to help me setup named?
[05:34] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> What install CD did you use?
[05:34] <Burrito> hmm
[05:34] <Burrito> the second section down
[05:34] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> "Server?"
[05:34] <Burrito> yeah i think so
[05:34] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> That's your problem
[05:35] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> use "sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop" and you'll be set
[05:35] <Burrito> well not a 'problem' so much as just not what I expected
[05:35] <Burrito> ok cool man thx again
[05:35] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> That'll install GNOME, GDM, OO.ORg, etc.
[05:35] <Burrito> ok
[05:35] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> Also
[05:35] <Burrito> is this channel always this helpful?
[05:35] <sakara> has anyone here ever got Ubuntu running on xbox?
[05:35] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> Ubuntu runlevels go up to 3
[05:35] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> Don't ask why
[05:35] <Burrito> not 6?
[05:35] <Burrito> ok
[05:35] <Burrito> good to note
[05:35] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> Well, 6 is reboot
[05:36] <Burrito> lol
[05:36] <roostishaw> anyone, is there any possible to make a live cd out of my distro, as it is now? with all my settings and everything?
[05:36] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> NEVER type init 6 :)
[05:36] <Burrito> ok VERY good to note
[05:36] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> roostinshaw: http://www.linux-live.org
[05:36] <garryF> roostishaw Yes, I think you did. I think there is a way, just a lot of unknown questions such as needing to install the kernel to the boot part of the cd in a way that it boots, along with the files.
[05:36] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> Also, init 0 is HALT
[05:36] <lukaswayne9> Is anyone else experiencing VERY high latency in edgy?
[05:36] <Burrito> thx again Fireside...
[05:36] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> Np
[05:36] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> I'm on the Desktop Team, it's what I do
[05:36] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> ;)
[05:36] <Burrito> I'll prolly be back in the not too distant future unfortunately
[05:37] <garryF> roostishaw I might as well google for linux making live cd. Maybe there is a tool for it.
[05:37] <roostishaw> garryF, ok, ill look now
[05:37] <Burrito> well it's much appreciated for sure
[05:37] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> Hehe, NP Burrito
[05:37] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> roostishaw: http://www.linux-live.org!!!! it contains a bunch of scripts that make your install into a live CD!!!
[05:38] <sZ> ...
[05:38] <roostishaw> [Tkb] FIRESIDE, lol, i just found that too, thanks
[05:38] <angel> how can I install songbird?
[05:38] <garryF> Yeah, I found it too.
[05:38] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> angel: Let me see for a sec
[05:38] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> Angel: Hold on
[05:38] <angel> yes
[05:39] <Last> Everybody good. I come from China. Knows everybody very happily!
[05:39] <roostishaw> [Tkb] FIRESIDE, so that will save EVERYTHING?
[05:39] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> roostishaw: Yup
[05:39] <roostishaw> [Tkb] FIRESIDE, wow, that would be awsome
[05:40] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> roostishaw: Yup
[05:40] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> Angel: First go to http://publicsvn.songbirdnest.com/trac/wiki/Nightly_Builds
[05:40] <Sakunix> anyone ever gpt ubuntu tp run on an xbox?
[05:40] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> Sakunix: Nope
[05:40] <garryF> Thanks for that linux-live info. Pretty awesome spot.
[05:40] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> Sakunix: Check out GentooX though
[05:41] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> Sakunix: It's a gentoo-based distro for the XboX
[05:41] <Sakunix> [Tkb] FIRESIDE: I have just dl'ed Xebian to check out
[05:41] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> Angel: You there?
[05:41] <roostishaw> [Tkb] FIRESIDE & garryF, im gonna go try it out now, ill tell you how well it works. wish me luck!
[05:41] <Sakunix> In time I'll chkec them all uot
[05:41] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> :)
[05:41] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> Well, GentooX looks like the best...
[05:42] <garryF> X <----- Fingers crossed.
[05:42] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> I love Ubuntu and all....but it
[05:42] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> isn't going to work well on XboX hardware
[05:42] <Sakunix> [Tkb] FIRESIDE: There is xUbuntu I just saw but dunno what its like
[05:42] <Sakunix> I'll check it out
[05:42] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> It just uses XFCE
[05:42] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> Needs a minimum of 64MB of RAM
[05:42] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> I think the box has 32
[05:42] <Sakunix> seeing as Ubuntu is Debian derived hoping it will be familiar
[05:43] <Sakunix> [Tkb] FIRESIDE: Its different there is Xubuntu , which I already use for my laptop and xUbuntu
[05:43] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> OH!
[05:43] <Sakunix> xUbuntu is Ubuntu with the pci'less kernel me thinks
[05:43] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> Never knew that
[05:43] <Sakunix> not sure
[05:44] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> I'll have to check that out
[05:44] <Sakunix> coz the xbox has no pci so a regular ubuntu install will diaf
[05:44] <Sakunix> no pci's it will shit itself
[05:44] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> My friend has a XboX and I got him hooked on Ubuntu, so I think he'd like tat
[05:44] <sn00p> Does anybody know how to get movies that are dovei to play unde rlinux?
[05:44] <Sakunix> anyway off to screw around with Xebian for a while
[05:44] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> sn00p????
[05:44] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> What do you mean?
[05:45] <sZ> can someone help me with named
[05:45] <sZ> ?
[05:45] <sn00p> [Tkb] FIRESIDE, yea, dovei
[05:45] <ironuckles> hello
[05:45] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> dovei???
[05:45] <Tom7e> anyone gotten google earth to install?  I get this error:  You don't see to be running an X server (no DISPLAY set).
[05:45] <Tom7e> Google Earth and its installer both require X11.
[05:45] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> sZ: man & info are your best friends
[05:45] <sn00p> [Tkb] FIRESIDE, yea, www.dovei.com I get when I open a avi file you need mp 2.00 vodei
[05:45] <Shizboom> Anyone run compwiz/xgl with a NX nomachine server?
[05:46] <sZ> [Tkb] FIRESIDE: well i think i got it right.... but i guess i dont.
[05:46] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> sn00p: try using "sudo apt-get install gstreamer0.10-ffmpeg"
[05:46] <sZ> tkb: does this look right.. 175             IN      PTR     just.silenz.be.
[05:46] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> sZ: I'm not sure what named even is, so I can't really help ya
[05:46] <sZ> lol damn.
[05:47] <roostishaw> [Tkb] FIRESIDE, what do i put when the live-linux thing asks, " Enter the path for the kernal you wish to use:"
[05:47] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> sZ: let me look up the man page though
[05:47] <roostishaw> ?
[05:47] <sZ> im trying to set up a reverse dns entry...
[05:47] <garryF> sZ Named is a biiiig project, its a way of setting up your computer as a DNS but its a big enough project that people might hesitate to answer because they might end up roped into something for a long time.
[05:47] <sn00p> [Tkb] FIRESIDE, no sir that didn't work :(
[05:47] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> roostishaw: /boot/vmlinuz$(uname -r)
[05:48] <basis> anyone got WoW working?
[05:48] <ironuckles> Hey, I'm trying to mount my windows partition, but I can't get the permissions set right, and I can only view the filesystem as root
[05:48] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> roostishaw: That should work
[05:48] <garryF> Gotta plan the ports, the users, the admin stuff. its not something that is done in a few minutes unless you really have done it before.
[05:48] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> ironuckles: It's NTFS isn't it?
[05:49] <ironuckles> [Tkb] FIRESIDE, yes, is there something strange about ntfs?
[05:49] <angel> what is trunk?
[05:49] <garryF> Are you saying only root can view it?
[05:49] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> ironuckles: Yes, it's not supported in Linux very well
[05:49] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> angel: Just go there, trust me
[05:50] <Flannel> basis: it works.  There are links on the forums, if nowhere else.
[05:50] <Flannel> !tell basis about wow
[05:50] <garryF> writing ntfs is real dangerous as [Tkb] FIRESIDE is saying.
[05:50] <Tom7e> is it possible to upgrade to grub 2.0?
[05:50] <ironuckles> [Tkb] FIRESIDE, Ive mounted ntfs many times before and had no problems.. I can view files fine as root, but I need to set up the persmissions on the filesystem so that i can view as myself
[05:50] <roostishaw> [Tkb] FIRESIDE, no dash or space or anything?
[05:50] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> roostishaw: Oops...hehe, you need a dash
[05:51] <[Tkb] FIRESIDE> GTG, be back in a bit
[05:51] <garryF> Oh, there's a special thing ye have to do in fstab. I forget the line. Lemme switch to Ubuntu and have a looksie. brb ironuckles
[05:53] <Tom7e> QTparted or Gparted?
[05:53] <basis> yeah i know
[05:53] <basis> i have wine installed ... (i need to patch it)
[05:54] <basis> will the install just work "regular" when I put the rom in?
[05:54] <roostishaw> [Tkb] FIRESIDE, did it work? where is the iso? http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/17738
[05:55] <garryF> ironuckles: Here is the line I used in fstab to get my ntfs viewable by regular user ...    /dev/sda1 /mnt/Sata1 ntfs uid=1000,umask=000,ro 0 0
[05:55] <ironuckles> garryF, thanks a lot! :-)
[05:56] <roostishaw> garryF, did you try it?
[05:56] <garryF> ironuckles welcome
[05:56] <garryF> roostishaw ye mean the live cd thing. Na, not yet. Its needed on a friends machine.
[05:57] <roostishaw> garryF, oh.
[05:58] <garryF> roostishaw I'm sure glad you asked tho. I might not have found the site.
[05:59] <[Ex0r] > anyone know if there is a ubuntu vmware package ?
[05:59] <Flannel> !vmware
[05:59] <ubotu> VMWare Player is in Ubuntu's !Multiverse repository. Instructions to install VMWare Server can be found at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/InstallingVMWare
[05:59] <delgaudio> hi, mates...
[06:00] <[Ex0r] > Yeah, I found vmware player
[06:00] <delgaudio> somebody knows how can i add a directoy in the $path?
[06:00] <roostishaw> [Tkb] FIRESIDE, did it work? where is the iso? http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/17738
[06:02] <CarlFK> apt-get install tftpd-hpa
[06:02] <CarlFK> should that open a port?
[06:02] <CarlFK> open = listen on eth0
[06:03] <SurfnKid> zambaboo, that worked, rc.local starts a few commands for me :D
[06:03] <SurfnKid> how can i set wlan0 instead of eth1 on an adapter
[06:04] <skavenge> how do you unblock someone in gaim?
[06:04] <wenko> rm -rf *
[06:05] <wenko> dont do it...
[06:05] <Draconicus> Is there ANY reason why Dapper would have incompatibilities where Breezy did not?
[06:05] <Draconicus> In terms of hardware, I mean.
[06:06] <Fatal> so is the flgrx problem confirmed???
[06:06] <sammy> Can anyone help me? Im wondering how can I upgrade to 6.06 LTS? Do I need to burn it onto a CD again or can I go from an older ubuntu to this one?
[06:06] <SurfnKid> uh oh
[06:06] <SurfnKid> what fglrx problem
[06:06] <Fatal> random freezing
[06:06] <Draconicus> This is lovely. I can't use the latest version of Ubuntu because IT DOESN'T SEE MY NETWORK!
[06:06] <Madpilot> sammy, you can upgrade in place
[06:06] <SurfnKid> sammy,  run the upgrade
[06:07] <SurfnKid> Draconicus, how is that happening?
[06:07] <ToHellWithGA> i burned a disc with k3b, but it errored while computing the md5 checksum of the disc for verification purposes.  how can i compute this sum myself before trusting the disc?
[06:07] <ubuntu> server ircproxy.timminstechnologies.com
[06:07] <ubuntu> oops
[06:07] <SurfnKid> Draconicus,  i got discouraged on Dapper 3 weeks ago, and look at me know, Im on it, and everything works
[06:07] <Madpilot> sammy, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DapperUpgrades
[06:08] <SurfnKid> Madpilot, hey you know a way to change the alias for eth1 to wlan0
[06:08] <[Ex0r] > it's telling me /usr/src/linux/include doesn't exist
[06:08] <Draconicus> The installer sees the card. The installed OS sees the card. I've tried three cards just to be sure. None of them can pull up DHCP. Older Dapper 'flight' releases had no problem. Breezy has no problem using the exact same line. My machine on a different port of the router is running the same Dapper that I'm trying to install on this new machine. It has no problem. What the hell is going on, here?
[06:08] <Madpilot> SurfnKid, no idea, sorry
[06:08] <SurfnKid> okies
[06:08] <SurfnKid> no probz :)
[06:08] <Draconicus> I've gone so far as to build another machine and try it out. The problem persists!
[06:10] <[Ex0r] > Anyone here know where the linux headers get installed to for your kernel ?
[06:10] <crogue5_> /usr/src
[06:10] <garryF> !info build-essentials
[06:10] <ubotu> Package build-essentials does not exist in dapper
[06:10] <garryF> !info build-essential
[06:10] <ubotu> build-essential: informational list of build-essential packages. In repository main, is optional. Version 11.1 (dapper), package size 6 kB, installed size 48 kB
[06:10] <sammy> wait, so to upgrade Idk what to do...
[06:11] <bil0xx> [- alguien habla espaol en esta mierda? -]
[06:11] <bil0xx> alguien habla espaol en esta mierda?
[06:11] <sammy> Im at that website (https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DapperUpgrades)
[06:11] <Madpilot> !es
[06:11] <ubotu> Para Espaol por favor usen #ubuntu-es, #kubuntu-es o #edubuntu-es, alli obtendran mas ayuda.
[06:11] <[Ex0r] > garryF, I have them installed
[06:11] <[Ex0r] > just no idea where they installed to
[06:12] <Fatal> wheres the syslog at?
[06:12] <[Ex0r] > hmm, I think I found them
[06:12] <[Ex0r] > /usr/src/linux-headers-2.6.15-25-386/include
[06:13] <IcemanV9> Fatal: whereis syslog
[06:13] <[Ex0r] > IcemanV9, how did you make that smiley face ?
[06:13] <[Ex0r] > =)
[06:14] <IcemanV9> [Ex0r] : i don't know, i just stole it from others. :x
[06:14] <ketethatooblack> i still havent found a good msuci downloader. gnutella runs so slowly and frostwire didnt really work out. it wasnt downloading right
[06:14] <ketethatooblack> !frostwire
[06:14] <ubotu> frostwire is a totally open source version of Limewire.  For installation help, please see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FrostWire
[06:14] <garryF> Draconicus I was thinking, and I know it might be obvious, but do both machines have an ip that the router knows about?
[06:14] <[Ex0r] > ketethatooblack, frostwire freezes up bad when there is heavy network traffic for me
[06:15] <Jack_Smirnoff> Question: IS the printer "Canon i550 " supported without additional drivers
[06:15] <ketethatooblack> [ExOr] : i see. thanks for telling me. whats your alternative
[06:15] <garryF> I've heard of that happening on certain cable modems when bit torrent gets real busy.
[06:15] <[Ex0r] > ketethatooblack, don't use it when there is high traffic :)
[06:15] <[Ex0r] > garryF, to be honest, my entire computer runs sluggish
[06:16] <crogue5_> Jack_Smirnoff, i dont' see it in the list of printers i have when i try to add another printer, but i have a HP, so i not sure
[06:16] <garryF> and it happened to me on dsl. They said to limit the upload speed to about 10k and that seemed to take care of it without blasting the speed or allowing disconnects.
[06:16] <ketethatooblack> [Ex0r] : smart. haha well i think im going to try to download it again. becuase last time it appeared in my internet but didnt really work
[06:17] <[Ex0r] > ketethatooblack, what do you mean, 'didn't work' ?
[06:17] <Jack_Smirnoff> crogue5_: thanks for checking, I happen to be on an XP box and a friend called and asked
[06:17] <crogue5_> np
[06:17] <Draconicus> garryF: Which two machines are you talking about? They're just trying to pull up DHCP. No requests are answered. There seems to be no connection to the LAN line from the machine.
[06:18] <Jack_Smirnoff> crogue5_: I860 something?
[06:18] <Jack_Smirnoff> i
[06:18] <roostishaw> [Tkb] FIRESIDE, did it work? where is the iso? http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/17738
[06:18] <IcemanV9> Jack_Smirnoff: more info > http://www.linuxprinting.org/show_printer.cgi?recnum=Canon-i550
[06:18] <Jack_Smirnoff> thanks
[06:19] <garryF> Draconicus Just shooting in the dark. I'm trying to guess what might make one machine work, and the other not work. Hmm, Did you try turning off the one that is connecting and see if that makes a difference.
[06:20] <Shizboom> is edgy availible for download now?
[06:20] <garryF> actually you don't have to answer, Its just a thing to try if you haven't.
[06:20] <garryF> grrr
[06:21] <davey_> can someone tell me something really simple, how do i ad a buddy icon in game instant messenger
[06:21] <davey_> for aim
[06:21] <[Ex0r] > gaim*
[06:21] <davey_> it can display them
[06:21] <jesse_> what should i use instead of chmoding 777 for me to have all acsess
[06:21] <amit> hey davey
[06:21] <davey_> but I can't find the place to put my own
[06:21] <SurfnKid> davey_, use amsn
[06:21] <amit>  Checking php.ini: mbstring.func_overload = 7: ini_get('mbstring.func_overload')='0'
[06:21] <amit> The mbstring.func_overload = 7 is needed to fully support unicode (utf-8) or other multibyte-charsets.
[06:21] <amit> *** Please make the following change in your php.ini (/etc/php5/apache2/php.ini): mbstring.func_overload = 7
[06:21] <amit> *** AND reload your webserver, so the above changes take effect !!!
[06:21] <davey_> my friens only know how to use aim
[06:21] <Draconicus> garryF: I just tried that a few minutes ago. The installation CD doesn't get along with my X-Series IBM eServer. I guess THAT machine is going to have Breezy forever. :(
[06:22] <[Ex0r] > !amsn
[06:22] <ubotu> I know nothing about amsn
[06:22] <SurfnKid> ubotu tell amit about pastebin
[06:22] <[Ex0r] > hmm, what is amsn ?
[06:22] <SurfnKid> its msn
[06:22] <SurfnKid> for linux
[06:22] <[Ex0r] > does it work for the rest as well ?
[06:22] <SurfnKid> just msn
[06:23] <jesse_> !chmod > jesse_
[06:23] <ubotu> I know nothing about chmod
[06:23] <davey_> gaim does everything I want it to but I just can't get buddy icons
[06:23] <[Ex0r] > than why use amsn if he's trying to get the buddy list working for aim ?
[06:23] <garryF> Draconicus Ouch. Hmm, there is the alternate install iso, it has a text mode install and has more flexible install options such as installing grub to a place other than the mbr of the first disk.
[06:23] <SurfnKid> davey_, exactly
[06:23] <Draconicus> garryF: That's the one I was using. :)
[06:23] <IcemanV9> jesse_: man chmod
[06:23] <amit> Surfmkid* Checking php.ini: mbstring.func_overload = 7: ini_get('mbstring.func_overload')='0'
[06:23] <amit> The mbstring.func_overload = 7 is needed to fully support unicode (utf-8) or other multibyte-charsets.
[06:23] <amit> *** Please make the following change in your php.ini (/etc/php5/apache2/php.ini): mbstring.func_overload = 7
[06:23] <amit> *** AND reload your webserver, so the above changes take effect !!!
[06:23] <SurfnKid> [Ex0r] , i think he meant gaim
[06:23] <garryF> Draconicus Ack.
[06:23] <davey_> surfnkid, it just displays them doesn't actauuly let you have your own?
[06:23] <Draconicus> garryF: I loathe this new graphical installer, which messes up the networking quite horribly.
[06:23] <SurfnKid> amit ??
[06:23] <amit> ye
[06:23] <[Ex0r] > i'd rather use trillian, but it's not available for linux
[06:24] <amit>  Checking php.ini: mbstring.func_overload = 7: ini_get('mbstring.func_overload')='0'
[06:24] <amit> The mbstring.func_overload = 7 is needed to fully support unicode (utf-8) or other multibyte-charsets.
[06:24] <amit> *** Please make the following change in your php.ini (/etc/php5/apache2/php.ini): mbstring.func_overload = 7
[06:24] <amit> *** AND reload your webserver, so the above changes take effect !!!
[06:24] <SurfnKid> were ya pasting for me?
[06:24] <Fatal> what do i have to do to reload xorg?
[06:24] <Draconicus> garryF: It also does some icky mounting things that I don't like.
[06:24] <Fatal> to restart x
[06:24] <garryF> Draconicus Yeah. I like choices, and choices I can read too.
[06:24] <Jack_Smirnoff> Thanks for that link on the canon printer.. Perfect ... Thanks again...
[06:24] <[Ex0r] > Jack_Smirnoff, that's what they are here for :)
[06:24] <SurfnKid> davey_, yeah, gaim doesnt, amsn lets ya display yours
[06:24] <amit> what is the problame with eGroupWare?
[06:25] <SurfnKid> http://amsn.sourceforge.net/
[06:25] <davey_> oh well i don't use instant messenger much anyway,I prefure the phone
[06:25] <eugman> Is there a way to have persistan clipboard?
[06:25] <IcemanV9> [Ex0r] : i have tried trillian with wine; not great :/
[06:25] <[Ex0r] > yeah
[06:25] <[Ex0r] > somebody should port it
[06:25] <davey_> acutaly I got to use msn to talk to this one girl Iknow so I guess I'll try amsn
[06:25] <sammy> Can anybody please help me on upgrading to 6.06 LTS? I'm pretty confused and don't know what to do
[06:25] <Draconicus> Why do people refrain from using GAIM?
[06:26] <amit> Surfnkid* how to resolve  Checking php.ini: mbstring.func_overload = 7: ini_get('mbstring.func_overload')='0'
[06:26] <synd2> Is there a built in firewall enable by default with Ubuntu?
[06:26] <SurfnKid> amit, no idea mate
[06:26] <amit> okeyy
[06:26] <davey_> synd2, no
[06:26] <IcemanV9> synd2: no
[06:26] <[Ex0r] > Draconicus, i'm using it right now :)
[06:26] <synd2> davey_, IcemanV9: Thanks.
[06:26] <SurfnKid> synd2, use firestarter,
[06:26] <amit> hi ASH
[06:26] <Draconicus> [Ex0r] : What problem do you have with using it for all your IM needs?
[06:27] <Ash-Fox> amit, hello.
[06:27] <amit> how to resolve  Checking php.ini: mbstring.func_overload = 7: ini_get('mbstring.func_overload')='0'
[06:27] <SurfnKid> i use gaim for everything else, amsn for duh, msn :P
[06:27] <shadowpanda> I know this isnt really an ubuntu question but dones anyone know any programs that can block images/urls?
[06:27] <amit> hello
[06:27] <davey_> draconius, I'm using it to and it's great for all the protocalls
[06:27] <Ash-Fox> amit, I'm more concerned about the ants in my kitchen right now
[06:27] <[Ex0r] > Draconicus, I don't. Using it for MSN, AIM, and Yahoo!. Just recently came over to linux, so I got very used to trillian for windows. had alot of nice features.
[06:27] <SurfnKid> and why is it gaim cant connect to ICQ?
[06:27] <amit> okey so take care.
[06:27] <Ash-Fox> I left the stupid window open overnight, and now they're just crawling all over the place
[06:27] <SurfnKid> Ash-Fox, step on 'em
[06:27] <sysdoc> sammy, what are you confused about?
[06:27] <davey_> surfinkid, it can
[06:27] <[Ex0r] > but i did realize that gaim and msn don't geta long too well. I keep getting booted off.
[06:28] <SurfnKid> davey_, i cant seem to,
[06:28] <Ash-Fox> I've hoovered them up several times already, and more just come out from nowhere
[06:28] <garryF> @firestarter
[06:28] <SurfnKid> davey_, what server do u connect to
[06:28] <davey_> try connecting to aim wiht your icq number
[06:28] <muehlbucks> i use jabber with an msn transport... i get kicked off like 2x a day
[06:28] <garryF> !firestarter
[06:28] <ubotu> Ubuntu, like any other linux distribution, has firewall capabilities built-in. The firewall is managed with iptables (in the command line), firestarter (gui, can also setup connection sharing) or shorewall (web interface)
[06:28] <davey_> muehlbucks, the transfers are really lame unless you have a bomb messenger program like GUSH
[06:28] <Prohibited> hey guys i installed the server version of ubuntu, but got my ip address settings wrong (it's static), how would I go about editting that?
[06:29] <[Ex0r] > Ash-Fox, Spray around window/counterbottoms/seals
[06:29] <[Ex0r] > with ant killer
[06:29] <davey_> prohibited, use ipconfig or ifconf
[06:29] <muehlbucks> davey_ how do you figure?
[06:29] <amit> just put a mosquito coil there it will solve ur problame.
[06:29] <SurfnKid> davey_, i did that, thru oscar.aol.com server and it doesnt accept me, but if i go on XP, trillian will authenticate, i wonder why
[06:29] <davey_> must be blocked by port or something
[06:29] <Draconicus> [Ex0r] : I've never, ever been a fan of trillian. :P
[06:29] <davey_> try custom settings from trillans
[06:29] <bimberi> shadowpanda: there's 'dansguardian'.  I only know of it's existence though.  One of the Google SoC projects for edubuntu is to produce a bayesian based content filter
[06:29] <[Ex0r] > I love it
[06:30] <[Ex0r] > besides, I payed the 19 dollars for pro and can't use it now
[06:30] <amit> Ash* may I know ur e-mail address?
[06:30] <davey_> muehblucks,transfers aren't relabile, and they are slower because they waist bandwith going in a circle
[06:30] <Ash-Fox> amit, no.
[06:30] <muehlbucks> davey_: i've never had problems with msn transfers
[06:30] <Dial_tone> any chance I can get someone to email the vmware tools for linux gzipped file?
[06:30] <amit> ok
[06:30] <muehlbucks> davey_: aim on the otherhand is a mess through jabber
[06:31] <Prohibited> Davey_: both of them say command not found
[06:31] <CarlFK> Dial_tone: why not just dl it?
[06:31] <davey_> command not found?
[06:31] <davey_> let me check
[06:31] <SurfnKid> Draconicus, ive never been a fan of 3 different proprietary apps to get online
[06:31] <[Ex0r] > Anyone else get kicked off msn through gaim ?