[18:23] <nick125> On my hotkey-not-working issue, it seems that the keymapping is fine, as xev says XF86AudioMute when I press the mute key, and the shortcut is assigned in the Keyboard Shortcuts dialog, yet nothing happens when I press it. I can manually mute the channel just fine.
[18:23] <X11> LargePrime: do not use sudo just $ gksu nautilus
[18:23] <sweetchildofmine> no, no external disks.
[18:23] <LargePrime> i see.  thanks X11 space_cadet
[18:23] <trident523> sweetchildofmine: ... you'd have to format the entire thing then, as far as I know.
[18:23] <sweetchildofmine> no, it already has grub.
[18:24] <sweetchildofmine> I want to add a custom entry to grub that loads an iso.
[18:24] <X11> LargePrime: your welcome...
[18:24] <space_cadet> booting from a compressed iso?
[18:24] <trident523> sweetchildofmine: I know, I'm pretty sure that's impossible. What's so wrong with using an external usb thing?
[18:25] <peeps[work]> space_cadet, no, i'm not interested in muying new hardware, i want to optimize my existing hardware
[18:25] <peeps[work]> s/muying/buying/
[18:25] <sweetchildofmine> look at it like this, I partitioned my drive as "/swap(2gbsda1),/home(4gbsda2),/root(60gbsda6)". I want to shrink my /root. I can't boot from usb images, I already tried. And putting in a cd requires me to buy and burn said cd.
[18:26] <zagabar1> Can someone very kind please tell me a command that I can write in the commandline that takes a screenshot/photo from my webcam video0? I have tried searching manuals and google, but no luck at all... :( I'm getting kindra frustrated. I just want a simple photo.   =(
[18:26] <space_cadet> sweetchildofmine, how old is your machine?
[18:26] <space_cadet> sweetchildofmine, because unless it's older than a 2004 machine, i can bet you CAN boot from USB
[18:26] <trident523> sweetchildofmine: If your bios supports usb booting, and you used a utility to extract the ISO onto the USB, then it should work.
[18:26] <sweetchildofmine> it's an ibm t40.
[18:27] <sweetchildofmine> and my flash drive is weird, I've iso and sys linux flashed it.
[18:27] <sweetchildofmine> isolinux/syslinux
[18:27] <tyler_d> zagabar1: press printscreen
[18:27] <X11> !patient > zagabar1
[18:27] <Alinn1> how to i use "find" command?
[18:27] <Alinn1> find path name
[18:27] <Alinn1> is this correct?
[18:27] <zagabar1> tyler_d, I'm gonna use it in a crontab script, so I need a command. And I have no gui.
[18:28]  * trident523 suggests unetbootin for extracting isos and making bootable USB sticks, it's never failed me.
[18:28] <space_cadet> sweetchildofmine, you ever try going into bios > go to the bios and under advance setting make the usb bootable.
[18:28] <space_cadet>     * 1 year ago
[18:28] <hopeful> jrib: just to make sure. virtualbox runs on x64 too right?
[18:28] <tyler_d> zagabar1: you should be able to pass the actual keystroke through using bash or ash
[18:28] <sweetchildofmine> I really want to do this... the way I wanted to do this.
[18:28] <trident523> Alinn1: type man find in your console.
[18:28] <sweetchildofmine> Is there any freaking way to make grub load a fake parition as a partition?
[18:28] <guo> hello?
[18:29] <zagabar1> tyler_d, how? And how do I specify where the pics will go and what format?
[18:29] <zagabar1> tyler_d,  I know nothing on this subject, and I found nothing nice on google.
[18:29] <trident523> !hi | guo
[18:29] <Alinn1> trident523: find [path...] [expression]
[18:29] <tyler_d> zagabar1: sounds to me like this is more a scripting question; your luck would be better in #bash or such...
[18:29] <Soopa> hi all
[18:29] <zagabar1> tyler_d, what is #bash?
[18:29] <Soopa> I added myself to a group with gpasswd, but that group doesn't show up with I do a groups.. do I need to restart a daemon or something?
[18:30] <zagabar1> Oh, a channel
[18:30] <hblount> hi. is it possible to "upgrade" from regular ubuntu to ubuntu studio without reinstalling?
[18:30] <space_cadet> sweetchildofmine, you CANNOT boot from a compressed ISO file, you have to have a filesystem
[18:30] <Soopa> err, show up when i do a groups
[18:30] <X11> sweetchildofmine: what the compressed iso you meant? is it a squashfs file?
[18:30] <space_cadet> sweetchildofmine, and your rig is capable of booting from usb
[18:30] <tyler_d> zagabar1: the terminal code is called bash scripting... #bash is a channel for questions relative to this.
[18:30] <trident523> hblount: install ubuntustudio-desktop
[18:30] <tyler_d> zagabar1: bash = bourne again shell
[18:30] <sebsebseb> hi
[18:31] <sweetchildofmine> it doesn't matter as long as I have some way to boot from my disk, without mounting my root partition.
[18:31] <zagabar1> tyler_d,  okay, thanks.
[18:31] <Unislash> hey all :)
[18:31] <trident523> sweetchildofmine: You could just boot from an ubuntu install CD, and run gparted. It'll be able to unmount it all.
[18:32] <Soopa> or, I guess a better question would be, how do I add myself to a group?
[18:32] <hblount> trident523: that's it?
[18:32] <sweetchildofmine> Various manufacturers such as ibm have predesktop options to recover the system in the event of a crash.. I should be able to set up ubuntu to do the same thing. Some people might lose their disk or not have a flash drive, and to recover their machine would mean a lot to them.
[18:32] <Unislash> i'm having trouble mixing sound here... i have no "mix" switch/level in my volume control (using ALSA, ubuntu 9.04
[18:32] <trident523> hblount: Yep.
[18:32] <hblount> awesome
[18:33] <MyWay> I'm using vino + vncviewer, if i don't disable compiz on the server, the screen on the client doesn't refresh until i reconnect to the server, why?
[18:33] <Unislash> anyone have any ideas how to enable my "mix" switch, or a workaround for the problem?
[18:33] <The-Compiler> "If you are running linux/MacOS you will have to pad the rom to 2MB (0x200000 bytes).e
[18:33] <The-Compiler> argh sorry
[18:33] <The-Compiler> "If you are running linux/MacOS you will have to pad the rom to 2MB (0x200000 bytes)." <- how to I do that? i.e. pad a file to 2MB?
[18:33] <hblount> trident523:  do you have an idea of how big the upgrade is?
[18:33] <trident523> sweetchildofmine: Yeah, because they have an entire partition dedicated to the restore utilities, which is set as bootable, and added to the MBR. In this case, grub will not take just an .iso on an partition and boot from it. You currently need an external device.
[18:33] <X11> sweetchildofmine: what you wanted is not too easy handled. I ever run live install from harddisk but I use the compressed iso as it is a squashfs.
[18:33] <trident523> hblount: I could check for you...
[18:33] <zagabar1> tyler_d: they said I needed a way to get a pic from the cam, and that dude didn't know. Do you know a good program for it?
[18:33] <LargePrime> jrib I installed mplayer plugin using the package manager.  site still does not work.  I prolly should go bug the #firefox guys?
[18:34] <Alinn1> trident523: How to copy the result of "find" to a directory?
[18:34] <hblount> trident523: its ok. thanks dood
[18:34] <trident523> hblount: download of 23.8mb, install of 132mb.
[18:35] <trident523> Alinn1: Well, I'm not excellent around the terminal, but there should be some way to send the results to "cp."
[18:35] <space_cadet> sweetchildofmine, your talking about bartPE
[18:35] <hblount> trident523: awesome!
[18:35] <space_cadet> sweetchildofmine, or WINPE
[18:35] <sweetchildofmine> or unetbootin's frugal install option.
[18:35] <Unislash> anyone have any experience in sound recording/mixing? i'm trying to record from the line in, but i have no "mix" slider
[18:35] <stevecam> i think i was crying in your face
[18:35] <trident523> Unislash: like, record the sound output back to input?
[18:36] <geirha> Alinn1: find -name something -print0 | xargs -0 cp -t /destination/dir
[18:36] <Unislash> trident523: yup
[18:36] <sebsebseb> Unislash: nah, but  audacity is for stuff like that I think
[18:36] <Alinn1> trident523: thanks:)
[18:36] <Unislash> sebsebseb: yup, i know, that's what i'm trying to record with :)
[18:36] <Korogiannos> what must I do (if it's possible) to have /dev/sda3 (ntfs) mounted to /media/Data  everytime I reboot Jaunty?
[18:36] <sebsebseb> Unislash: ah ok
[18:36] <Unislash> i've got it to the point where i can record a whisper of my output...
[18:36] <Unislash> kinda weird
[18:36] <adi1> hi. what alternatives do i have in jaunty besides ekiga
[18:36] <trident523> Unislash: Well... some modern soundcards have stereo mix disabled, but if you're not seeing it, and you know it's there, go to volume control -> prefs -> and make sure everything is checked.
[18:37] <adi1> i need to configure an sip account
[18:37] <adi1> any idea thanks
[18:37] <Alinn1> geirha: what is "-name something" and "-print0"?
[18:37] <Unislash> i've opened all my channels in volume control and put them all up, unmuted them, checked every switch...
[18:37] <Link23> Hi, my computer keeps freezing randomly.  It also freezes when I try to plug a monitor into my video card or even a fan.
[18:37] <ahmed> i want to remove all my profile setting in compiz
[18:37] <scunizi> adi1: sip? twinkle, skype(not sip), gizmo
[18:37] <GreaterCore> how do i change page size in writer? for example, i would like to set a5 size
[18:37] <Unislash> in audacity, my preferences for input and output are ALSA: Default
[18:37] <hblount> i have a usb guitar cable (made by first act, got it at target) that i cant seem to get to work. ubuntu seems to recognize it, but i can't get a signal or record with it. it didnt come with any software or cds, just the cable. it works on my vista comp. any ideas how to fix?
[18:37] <trident523> Link23: Do you have an ATI video card?
[18:37] <scunizi> GreaterCore: Format->Page
[18:37] <Unislash> ah, and i can playback sound in audacity...
[18:38] <Link23> trident523: yes ati rage 128
[18:38] <adi1> scunzi  | is it twinkle best for gnome?
[18:38] <trident523> Link23: compiz (Desktop effects) enabled?
[18:39] <heq> how can i do i have ubuntu server any one to do like work stasion with GUI
[18:39] <trident523> hblount: you'd have to investigate how the input is supposted to work.
[18:39] <Link23> trident523: it's drivers are not available to linux so no.
[18:39] <X11> Korogiannos: first, create folder Data in /media directory, nwxt try add to /etc/rc.local like: mount /dev/sda3 /media/Data
[18:39] <trident523> heq: Like a desktop, with a GUI? install ubuntu-desktop.
[18:39] <iceroot> heq: please what? you want ubuntu server with a gui like gnome?
[18:39] <geirha> Alinn1: -print0 will delimit all matches of find with zeroes. That ensures that filenames with spaces are handled properly. "-name something" or "-name '*.txt'" etc. will limit the files find output to files named "something" or files ending with ".txt", respectively
[18:40] <hblount> trident523: what do you mean? does that involve knowing programming or something?
[18:40] <Daniel_online> !themes
[18:40] <trident523> hblount: No, like, when it's in vista, does it show up as a sound card, an input device ...?
[18:40] <geirha> Alinn1: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1128937
[18:40] <ubuntu_> jest tu jakis polak
[18:41] <Pici> !pl | ubuntu_
[18:41] <lewion> Hey guys
[18:41] <hblount> hblount: it shows up as a microphone
[18:41] <Alinn1> geirha: Thanks so much:)
[18:41] <hblount> i mean trident523
[18:41] <trident523> hblount: sorry, I can't halp you there really.
[18:42] <hblount> trident523: ubuntu also sees it as a mic, it just dont work
[18:42] <hblount> trident523: ok, thx anwa
[18:42] <hblount> anyway
[18:42] <lewion> anyone know how I can filter
[18:42] <trident523> Link23: Er, you might have to install the open source ATI drivers...
[18:42] <lewion> find /usr/share -iname "*win*.html" -exec grep -il "win2k" {} \; -printf %f\\n
[18:42] <lewion> to show only names
[18:42] <lewion> ?
[18:42] <trident523> Link23: see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RadeonDriver
[18:43] <lewion> i thought the printf should handle this but ...... it doesn't it still shows the path above the name
[18:43] <ahmed> i want to remove all my previous setting in compiz
[18:43] <LargePrime> jrib you got a sec?
[18:43] <VCoolio> ahmed: gconftool-2 --recursive-unset /apps/compiz
[18:43] <Trijntje> ahmed: compizconfig settings manager -> preferences -> reset to defaults
[18:43] <hblount> what is PCM on the volume control mixer?
[18:44] <trident523> ahmed: pref -> settings -> appearence, select none, than the middle one.
[18:44] <VCoolio> ahmed: what Trijntje is easier :P
[18:44] <nathan> #ubuntu-br
[18:44] <trident523> hblount: similar to Main, it's the volume on all non-mic sounds.
[18:44] <geirha> lewion: find /usr/share -iname "*win*.html" -print0 | xargs -0 grep -l 'win2k'
[18:45] <X11> hblount: PULSE CODE MODULATION
[18:45] <lewion> gonna try that geirha
[18:45] <lewion> :)
[18:45] <hblount> k thx
[18:46] <dfgas> is there an applet that will give me how much of the cpu a certain app is using
[18:46] <lewion> geirha, nope.. :(
[18:47] <ahmed> actually i couldn't find preferences
[18:47] <ahmed> it doesn't exist
[18:47] <trident523> dfgas: you could add the system monitor one, double click, and look there... but that's about it.
[18:47] <dfgas> trident523, ahh, ok
[18:48] <geirha> lewion: Seems I misread your question. find /usr/share -name "*win*.html" -exec grep -iq 'win2k' {} \; -printf "%f\n"
[18:49] <lewion> geirha, GOD TY!!!!!
[18:49] <ovidiu> hy
[18:49] <lewion> geirha, what does the -q do exactly?
[18:49] <X11> dfgas: if you really meant "applet" then try to click right (if your mouse right handed) on Panel and choose on pop-up menu > Add to Panel
[18:50] <ovidiu> i have a problem
[18:50] <geirha> lewion: It makes grep silent. The following -printf, will only print if grep returns true, and grep will only return true if it finds a match in that file.
[18:51] <lewion> geirha, nice thanks for the explanation
[18:51] <artti> Anyone here knows well php?
[18:51] <phase_shift314> i'm having a problem transcoding with avidemux on ubuntu, when i use the auto setting for ipod mp4 video it exports fine but when i try to play it with totem it will only play 3 seconds and then it freezes, i use avidemux in windows with no problems like this, anybody experience anything similar?
[18:51] <Pici> artti: The folks in ##php do
[18:51] <X11> artti: may I help?
[18:52] <darvish> help
[18:52] <artti> X11, if you can.
[18:52] <edbian> darvish: What seems to be the problem??
[18:53] <phase_shift314> btw i have encoded mp4 with avidemux on ubuntu using no prob before but now it seems to be a common problem
[18:53] <X11> artti: Ok i try, but keep remain this is ubuntu channel, ok because PHP also one of ubuntu packages...
[18:53] <LargePrime> dead fellows.  I am chatting with the mozilla guys.  could a few of you check this link and see if the radio works for you? http://www.progressivetalk1150.com/cc-common/ondemand/player.html?world=st  Thanks
[18:53] <raylu> phase_shift314: so the problem is with avidemux? try another player and see how it goes
[18:53] <artti> X11, we can go to private channel.
[18:53] <LargePrime> dear, not dead
[18:53] <ahmed> plz i don't know how i can reset compiz to default
[18:53] <Pici> X11: php programming is still offtopic for here, ##php is a better place to discuss it.
[18:53] <ahmed> i didn't found anything
[18:54] <VCoolio> ahmed: enter this in termina: gconftool-2 --recursive-unset /apps/compiz
[18:54] <VCoolio> *terminal
[18:54] <phase_shift314> raylu: they wont play on the ipod either or in windows using quicktime, it will play in vlc but thats because vlc will play almost anything
[18:54] <raylu> phase_shift314: uh... no that's not
[18:55] <raylu> phase_shift314: that's because quicktime and your ipod are screwed up
[18:55] <ivan-kanis> i have 8.04 and plugging USB mass devices do not automount, what gives?
[18:55] <ingcomrbr> hi there..
[18:55] <ingcomrbr> do you know where can i get a driver?
[18:55] <raylu> phase_shift314: i suggest installing mplayer and using "mplayer -identify filename"
[18:55] <Mal3ko> how do you copy all files in a folder/subfolders while skipping some files from a filelist
[18:55] <ingcomrbr> I need this driver but googling I haven't found it..
[18:56] <h32Lg> hi
[18:56] <phase_shift314> raylu: no i can use avidemux in windows and save the mp4 and it works fine in quicktime and on the ipod and my phone but if i make the video in ubuntu using avidemux then the video dose not work
[18:56] <raylu> Mal3ko: can't you just remove them after copying?
[18:56] <edbian> Mal3ko: Have you ever used rsync?
[18:56] <Guest40979> hello
[18:56] <SpiderBJ> ahoj banda
[18:56] <SpiderBJ> je tu niekto?
[18:56] <raylu> phase_shift314: but it does work. the video is there and vlc is able to play it. the issue is with playback, so the problem is quicktime and your ipod
[18:56] <Pici> ingcomrbr: Driver for *what*?
[18:56] <Pici> !cz | SpiderBJ
[18:56] <Mal3ko> raylu: copy all files but skip copying some files
[18:57] <edbian> Mal3ko: Have you ever used rysnc???
[18:57] <edbian> rsync*
[18:57] <SpiderBJ> ok, no problem, from njow I will speak only English :-D
[18:57] <ingcomrbr> a ticket printer EPSON TM U200B it is for a POS
[18:57] <phase_shift314> raylu: let me try and explain, only videos i make in ubuntu do not work, if i use avidemux in windows they work great
[18:57] <SpiderBJ> I am only testing new version of Xubuntu and there is IRC on this channel presinstalled
[18:58] <raylu> phase_shift314: your ipod and quicktime are no doubt picky about the video and how it is encoded
[18:58] <raylu> phase_shift314: again, could you install mplayer and run "mplayer -identify filename"?
[18:59] <phase_shift314> raylu: right, so the auto ipod setting for the ubuntu avidemux is off
[18:59] <phase_shift314> raylu: i will try
[18:59] <arber4444> how to put what im listenin on amsn
[19:00] <vostro> yeah
[19:00] <Hilikus> anyone know of a program that will let me send a msg on msn from the command line, but just send the message and terminate, not a full CLI client. just log in, send msg and quit
[19:01] <Hilikus> to report system problems in real time
[19:01] <liamo1> I have checked the help for ls but to no avail. How do I list the extensions of a known filetype (as opposed to using color)?
[19:01] <raylu> Hilikus: why msn? that doesn't make sense
[19:01] <vostro> you could do it on OS X with applescript
[19:01] <raylu> Hilikus: people do this all the time with e-mail/sms
[19:01] <phase_shift314> raylu: i tried that, it is playing the audio from the video and says 'Video: no video'
[19:01] <Hilikus> cause i'm always on msn
[19:02] <Joker_-_> anyone knows of a commandline tool to transfert/manage files on an iPod?
[19:02] <raylu> liamo1: list the extensions of a known filetype? huh?
[19:02] <raylu> phase_shift314: could you pastebin the entire output?
[19:02] <raylu> !ipod | Joker_-_
[19:02] <Bekka> halo?
[19:02] <phase_shift314> raylu: 1 sec
[19:02] <harleypig> Is there a way I can install a non-thread version of perl on my ubuntu box?
[19:02] <Bekka> ??
[19:02] <liamo1> I know!!!! raylu. I come from windows and I do not know some of the filetypes used in ubuntu.
[19:02] <grawity> So I just installed Xubuntu, and I have problems with the "proprietary nVidia driver". When the driver is enabled, the GUI doesn't work at all - the screen stays blank after boot. [I do have SSH installed]
[19:02] <Joker_-_> raylu: is that only about GUI ipod apps or is there anything about command line?
[19:03] <arber4444> hello i have a questions how to put what im listening im Amsn]
[19:03] <edbian> raylu: ls --file-type
[19:03] <raylu> liamo1: extensions mean very little in ubuntu
[19:03] <raylu> liamo1: if you want, you can use the "file" command on a file to get information about what is contained in it
[19:03] <edbian> raylu: ls --color=never
[19:03] <arber4444> with the "proprietary nVidia driver". When the driver is enabled, the GUI doesn't work at all - the screen stays blank after boot. [I do have SSH installed]
 raylu: is that only about GUI ipod apps or is there anything about command line?
 hello i have a questions how to put what im listening im Amsn]
[19:03] <arber4444> <-- vostro has quit (Client Quit)
 raylu: ls --file-type
[19:03] <FloodBot1> arber4444: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
 liamo1: extensions mean very little in ubuntu
[19:03] <raylu> Joker_-_: why don't you read it and find out? i've never looked at it myself
[19:03] <Nathancem> you know driver for ESP3?
[19:04] <Joker_-_> raylu: 'caus I've been there done that and nope, it doesnt.
[19:04] <edbian> raylu: It is true though that file extensions mean very little.  Most files in ubuntu don't even have them!
[19:04] <Joker_-_> raylu: I want a commandline tool
[19:04] <liamo1> But if i want to cp a file from one directory to another raylu.
[19:04] <phase_shift314> raylu: http://pastebin.com/d18613304
[19:04] <raylu> liamo1: ...?
[19:04] <edbian> liamo1: What is your question?
[19:04] <damian> perdon el canal en español?
[19:05] <Slart> !es | damian
[19:05] <MiddleLinuxAdmin> hey guys
[19:05] <xtfpizza> hey
[19:05] <MiddleLinuxAdmin> anyone use ia23-apt-get before?
[19:05] <sebsebseb> xtfpizza: hi
[19:05] <MiddleLinuxAdmin> *ia32-apt-get
[19:05] <edbian> MiddleLinuxAdmin: I have never heard of it.  What does it do?  Package manager?
[19:06] <raylu> phase_shift314: it seems that mplayer had trouble initializing video out. do you have another video file handy?
[19:06] <MiddleLinuxAdmin> it supposed to install 32 bit binary packages on 64 bits machine
[19:06] <anxiolytic_> How do I check where a package's files are? i.e if I install a -dev package where do I find the header/src files?
[19:06] <phase_shift314> yea i have mp4 that have worked
[19:06] <phase_shift314> raylu: yea i have mp4 that have worked
[19:06] <raylu> anxiolytic_: dpkg -L packagename
[19:06] <geirha> anxiolytic_: dpkg -L packagename
[19:06] <MiddleLinuxAdmin> however there is no example to show how to use it
[19:06] <phase_shift314> raylu: i'll run one and post the output
[19:06] <anxiolytic_> raylu, geirha thanks
[19:07] <edbian> MiddleLinuxAdmin: Not even in the man pages?
[19:07] <liamo1> Sorry I am learning about setting PATHs in ubuntu. I have installed cuda. I want to copy nvcc from one directory to another. nvcc is reported as an executable. However when i cp the file as administrator it reports that no such file or directory exists! the command i used was sudo cp /usr/local/cuda/bin/nvcc DEST
[19:07] <raylu> geirha: woah, that was weird
[19:07] <MiddleLinuxAdmin> ia32-apt-get looks nice package but no documenttation, edbian:yeah they don't have man package
[19:07] <jontec> problem with wireless on Jaunty, fresh install: installed ndiswrapper and drivers for my card while blacklisting b43; card is now not detected by system (was previously wlan0). The problem initially arose from an inability to connect to WEP networks because iwconfig could not set the key
[19:07] <raylu> liamo1: shouldn't that be /usr/local/bin/cuda/nvcc?
[19:08] <darnell> what software can i use to make a bootable windows usb drive?
[19:08] <darnell> there is unetbootin but only for linux
[19:08] <liamo1> OK thanks for that i'm learning slowly
[19:08] <raylu> jontec: why were you using iwconfig to set the key?
[19:08] <raylu> !tab | liamo1
[19:08] <sebsebseb> darnell: why would you want one of those?  this is Ubuntu support channel,  try ##windows
[19:08] <MiddleLinuxAdmin> I am thinking ia32-apt-get looks very promising project, but they are not famous for some reason
[19:09] <jontec> raylu: I tried using NetworkManager, wifi-radar, and kwlan; when I launched wifi-radar from the terminal I noticed that it was using iwconfig (I noticed the same error output) so I am assuming all of the programs use this method to set the key?
[19:09] <darnell> i know what it is. im asking anyone here if they have any ideas
[19:09] <edbian> liamo1: I have never used "PATHS" but I can tell you that if you are trying to type a local file name you can use the tab key to eliminate small errors.  For example if I was trying to get to "/usr/local/bin/script.sh" I could type cd /u *tab and it would fill the in the rest of usr or list all the possible folders.  This is particularly handy with long file names.
[19:10] <raylu> jontec: strange. what was the error that you got when trying to set the key manually?
[19:10] <edbian> liamo1: Then you would have "cd /usr" and you could add "/lo" so you have /usr/lo *press tab twice* and get the rest of "local" Do you understand??
[19:10] <liamo1> edbian thanks for the info
[19:10] <Slart> darnell: you want to make a windows boot drive you would probably need to use a windows tool.. I don't think mkfs does these kinds of things.. you probably need windows files
[19:10] <edbian> liamo1: NP  I suspect that you simply have a typo in your cp command
[19:10] <jontec> raylu: it was error SET ENCODE... using syntax like `sudo iwconfig <device> key <hex key>`
[19:11] <raylu> jontec: ok. do you have the ndiswrapper module loaded?
[19:11] <jontec> raylu: I can't exactly reproduce it now... the card is no longer detected
[19:11] <jontec> raylu: I think so... it was appended to /etc/modules
[19:11] <raylu> jontec: lsmod | grep ndis
[19:11] <phase_shift314> raylu: ok i tired one that i know works on the ipod --> http://pastebin.com/d5dcd0416
[19:11] <raylu> jontec: also, ndiswrapper -l
[19:11] <edbian> jontec: To load a module run : sudo modprobe <modulename>
[19:12] <arber4444> hello how to put what im listenin on ubuntu 9.04 on Amsn help i need
[19:12] <jontec> raylu: yeah, I can see an entry for it
[19:12] <phase_shift314> raylu: :( still not playing video from mplayer
[19:12] <raylu> phase_shift314: and that didn't play either?
[19:12] <arber4444> hello how to put what im listenin on ubuntu 9.04 on Amsn help i need
[19:12] <jontec> edbian: I also ran that... I actually followed the directions at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=297092
[19:12] <Slart> arber4444: there is probably a plugin... and please stop spamming the channel
[19:12] <edbian> arber4444: I have never done what you are trying to do (nor do I use amsn) but I will try and help if you would like
[19:13] <julia_2> >	hey. if 2 user access the same data they dont know that they work in the same document. oplock = yes, level2 oplocks=yes, strict locking=yes. what can i do?
[19:13] <arber4444> ues please
[19:13] <jontec> raylu: ndiswrapper           193308  0
[19:13] <phase_shift314> raylu: its playing the audio but not the video, this one worked on the ipod though and it works on quicktime, totem and vlc and my phone
[19:13] <julia_2> SAMBA problem
[19:13] <edbian> arber4444: Be specific what are you trying to do and what have you done to try and achieve this?
[19:13] <mdm> jontec: you have to set DISPLAY
[19:13] <jontec> mdm: what?
[19:14] <jontec> mdm: where would I set it and what does it do?
[19:14] <mdm> jontec: it can not open your display it is either not set, or you do not have xvideo
[19:14] <mdm> jontec: try export DISPLAY=:0 and then try adding -vo x11 to it
[19:14] <jontec> mdm: I'm not the guy with the video problem... I have the wireless problem
[19:14] <mdm> sorru jontec I thought that was your pastebin :)
[19:14] <Patrick9> can anyone tell me how to fix the window placement issue without ccsm?
[19:15] <MiddleLinuxAdmin> so guys, I guess no one has used ia32 or need to install 32 bits packages on his 64 bits ubuntu
[19:15] <Slart> Patrick9: I wasn't even aware there was a "window placement issue".. can you explain?
[19:15] <raylu> phase_shift314: well... i have no idea then. there's something wrong with playback on your system and there's something wrong with avidemux or the way you used it. i also have no experience with ipods, so i'm out of useful ideas
[19:16] <Slart> MiddleLinuxAdmin: installed 32bit packages, yes... used ia32-apt-get to do it, no
[19:16] <Patrick9> Slart: all of my windows open in the top left corner. seems this simple problem hasnt been solved yet.
[19:16] <raylu> phase_shift314: i think mdm was trying to help you, though
[19:16] <MiddleLinuxAdmin> Slart: how did u do it, chroot?
[19:16] <mdm> Patrick9: do any of your windows have any boarders or controlls?
[19:16] <Slart> MiddleLinuxAdmin: I used dpkg most of the time
[19:16] <Slart> Patrick9: it's the same if you use a live cd?
[19:17] <phase_shift314> raylu: well thanks anyway i'll keep diggin around
[19:17] <Patrick9> Slart: I cant remember
[19:17] <Patrick9> Slart: does the same thing happen for you?
[19:17] <Joker_-_> any idea how to give permission to the wireless network manager (or something like that) to access the keyring without asking me permission?
[19:17] <MiddleLinuxAdmin> slart:so you locate the package by yourself
[19:17] <raylu> jontec: and ndsiwrapper -l?
[19:17] <Slart> Patrick9: nope
[19:17] <edbian> Patrick9: The default window manager (when compiz isn't running) is called metacity.  There is a gui tool all over the internet if you search "how to configure metacity" or you can use gconf-tool
[19:17] <jrib> LargePrime: are you actually using mplayer plugin?  It is not enough to install the package
[19:17] <Slart> MiddleLinuxAdmin: I manually downloaded the package
[19:18] <Slart> Patrick9: haven't heard of anyone else with that problem either.. is it reported on launchpad?
[19:18] <mdm> Patrick9: what you are discribing sounds like a display without a window manager.  if the windows have no boarders and no controls and you can not move them arround the desktop then you need to run a window manager
[19:18] <LargePrime> jrib.  How would I know?
[19:18] <jrib> LargePrime: about:plugins
[19:18] <jontec> raylu: first it provides me a warning about /etc/modprobe.d/ndiswrapper not having the .conf file extension, then it says bcmwl5: driver installed, device (14E4:4311) present (alternate driver: ssb)
[19:18] <edbian> Patrick9: What happens if in a terminal you run metacity --replace
[19:18] <edbian> ??
[19:18] <Patrick9> Slart mdm: I got metacity thats it
[19:19] <mdm> Patrick9: can you move then windows?
[19:19] <rameshwo> anyone know what actually does jaunty jackalope mean ?
[19:19] <Patrick9> mdm: yes
[19:19] <cabrey> rameshwo, it is a code name
[19:19] <mdm> Patrick9: then what is the issue?
[19:19] <cabrey> rameshwo, traditional
[19:19] <Patrick9> edbian: I did that and my shadows turned off
[19:19] <sebsebseb> rameshwo: all versions of Ubuntu have been  named after an animal
[19:19] <Slart> rameshwo: you meant to ask why google doesn't work for you?
[19:19] <LargePrime> jrib I have the plugin.  should I disable vlc and the windows one?
[19:20] <Joker_-_> rameshwo: a jackalope is a mix between a rabbit and an antilope. Mainly a rabbit with woods.
[19:20] <Patrick9> mdm: anytime I open new window they all open in the top left corner of the my screen, not where I last closed them.
[19:20] <edbian> Patrick9: Your shadows??
[19:20] <jrib> LargePrime: sure
[19:20] <kabdotinfo> Joker_-_: and jaunty?
[19:20] <jontec> raylu: the warning says that the configuration file will not be found in future versions without the extension... I don't know if it applies to this one or not
[19:20] <mdm> Patrick9: unless the app you use is aware of your window manager and can save its settings that is normal behavior
[19:20] <MiddleLinuxAdmin> thanks guys
[19:20] <linduxed> the MIT keyserver both refuses to revoke my key and refuses to accept a new one
[19:20] <MiddleLinuxAdmin> take care
[19:21] <mdm> Patrick9: some will even open no matter what you set according to the focus or the mouse position.  Its pretty much up to each app to adhear to the window manager
[19:21] <Joker_-_> kabdotinfo: well, means "kind". It's a derivate from french's "Gentil".
[19:21] <Joker_-_> kabdotinfo: one could say it's "friendly rabbit with woods"
[19:21] <lewion> geirha, what wrong with this "find /home/lewion -iname "*.sh" -exec tar zcvfr bestand.shellscripts.tar.gz {} \;"
[19:21] <lewion> it needs to search all files ending on .sh and tarring them together
[19:21] <lewion> :)
[19:22] <LargePrime> jrib ok disabled all media plugins.  still broke
[19:22] <linduxed> whats wrong with it...
[19:22] <kabdotinfo> Joker_-_: with woods?
[19:22] <jrib> LargePrime: when you right click on the media, do you have a menu?
[19:22] <hblount> i have a usb guitar cable (made by first act, got it at target) that i cant seem to get to work. ubuntu seems to recognize it, but i can't get a signal or record with it. it didnt come with any software or cds, just the cable. it works on my vista comp. any ideas how to fix?
[19:22] <geirha> lewion: That will tar each file, overwriting the previous one
[19:22] <Joker_-_> kabdotinfo: woods... check a picture of a male antilope
[19:22] <LargePrime> yep jrib
[19:22] <lewion> geirha, so how do i do it correctly?
[19:22] <jrib> LargePrime: mplayer plugin menu?
[19:22] <lewion> -A hasn't worked either
[19:23] <Joker_-_> kabdotinfo: http://www.lawnjockeymusic.net/_wizardimages/Jackalope.jpg
[19:23] <geirha> lewion: find /home/lewion -iname "*.sh" -print0 | xargs -0 tar zcvrf bestand.shellscripts.tar.gz
[19:23] <LargePrime> I only have a grey square where I would have the pic above the player and where the player would be
[19:23] <unop> lewion, -f needs to be the last option. try   find /home/lewion -iname "*.sh" -exec tar zcvrf bestand.shellscripts.tar.gz {} \;
[19:24] <LargePrime> and the grey square is smaller than it should be
[19:24] <LargePrime> jrib
[19:24] <kabdotinfo> Joker_-_: horns?
[19:24] <lewion> both of them give the same fault
[19:24] <jrib> LargePrime: does your menu have the option for "play"?
[19:24] <lewion> I'll copy it
[19:24] <Dethroned> kk...I just got my laptop today and I have 238 gigs of free space on my HD.  If I want to dual boot Ubuntu, how much hd space should I give it?
[19:24] <lewion> find /home/lewion -iname "*.sh" -exec tar zcvrf bestand.shellscripts.tar.gz {} \;
[19:24] <lewion> ow
[19:24] <LargePrime> no, it is the standard right click menu
[19:24] <lewion> tar: You may not specify more than one `-Acdtrux' option
[19:24] <lewion> Try `tar --help' or `tar --usage' for more information.
[19:24] <mdm> hblount: USB is a connection bus, nothing less, nothing more.  If you plug something into it you still need a module for it (what windows calls a driver).  Even then you have to have a program to use whatever device that module made.
[19:24] <FloodBot1> lewion: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:24] <lewion> that's the fault
[19:24] <lewion> sorry floodbot :p
[19:24] <Slart> Dethroned: depends what you are going to do with it.. a base install needs about 10 GB or so..
[19:24] <edbian> Dethroned: ubuntu needs minimum 2GB just for the OS Usually you give it at least 5GB and then however much room you need for your own files.
[19:25] <geirha> lewion: Right, lose the -r :)
[19:25] <unop> lewion, that's because you are using both 'r' and 'c' -- i think you should drop 'c'
[19:25] <lewion> really? :D
[19:25] <Joker_-_> kabdotinfo: I usually speak french and it's called "bois" in french, wich is "woods" in english, but thats a lousy textual translation. It might be called horns... altho in french, horns are more related to cars/motorcycles, as a speaker or kinf of trumpet (horn?!) that makes a loud sound :P
[19:25] <lewion> c = create right :s
[19:25] <lewion> you can't drop the basic operation :s
[19:25] <mdm> Dethroned: you need about 10G for the OS, the same ammount of physical memory for swap and the rest is a matter of how you use the system
[19:25] <Dethroned> I'm going to use the Windows portion for games but I might use the ubuntu part for word processing etc with OpenOffice
[19:25] <unop> lewion, and 'r' is append - which conflicts with 'c'
[19:26] <lewion> true
[19:26] <LargePrime> mediaplayerconnectivity shows no media links jrib
[19:26] <geirha> lewion: -r will create if the archive doesn't exist, but you can't append to a gziped archive
[19:26] <edbian> Dethroned: Make sure you install windows first and ubuntu second.  Windows is too stupid to understand dual booting.
[19:26] <lewion> zo how do I get all those files together
[19:26] <jrib> LargePrime: umm, what does mediaplayerconnectivity have to do with anything?
[19:26] <lewion> my search result
[19:26] <lewion> in the tar
[19:26] <lewion> :p
[19:26] <kabdotinfo> Joker_-_: So in short, a friendly rabbit with a trumpet ;P
[19:26] <Dethroned> I already have Windows on here
[19:26] <geirha> lewion: find /home/lewion -iname "*.sh" -print0 | xargs -0 tar zcvf bestand.shellscripts.tar.gz
[19:26] <edbian> Dethroned: Than you're good to go!
[19:26] <Dethroned> Wundebar!
[19:26] <Basic_> .undernet.org
[19:27] <LargePrime> I just thought it would show the page I am seeing has NO media links in it
[19:27] <oriol> Hi, I have a problem with ubuntu 9.04, i have an amd 64 processor,  computer freeze very often
[19:27] <lewion> ok and do you care to tell me why that works? :D
[19:27] <Dethroned> I've heard something about a swap partition with dual booting.  What is this?
[19:27] <oriol> i have both version 32 bits and 64 bits
[19:27] <jrib> !swap | Dethroned
[19:27] <oriol> both freeze
[19:27] <Joker_-_> kabdotinfo: nah, with woods, things on it's head made looking like a branch. Look at the picture :P http://www.lawnjockeymusic.net/_wizardimages/Jackalope.jpg
[19:27] <LargePrime> I just thought it would show the page I am seeing has NO media links in it jrib
[19:27] <LargePrime> whick is strange?
[19:27] <Slart> oriol: usual suspects are cooling problems.. unless you've got some other details about the problem
[19:27] <geirha> find prints the filelist to stdout, which is piped to stdin of xargs. xargs turns each element of stdin into a command line argument to the following command
[19:27] <geirha> lewion: ^
[19:28] <edbian> Dethroned: swap is used as a sort of extension of ram.  You should have a swap partition of about 1 - 2GB
[19:28] <lewion> so you can't do that with a -exec ?
[19:28] <edbian> Dethroned: Windows does the same thing but they call it the "page file"
[19:28] <kabdotinfo> Joker_-_: The joker can't spot jokes? ;)
[19:28] <mdm> oriol: when you say freeze do you mean its unresponisve to the keyboard?  does it display anything? does it respond to a ping from the network?
[19:28] <hblount> mdm: so if ubuntu recognizes the device but theres no signal from guitar and the usb cable didnt come with anything am i out of luck?
[19:28] <Joker_-_> kabdotinfo: Gues i'm not *that* good in english yet :)
[19:28] <geirha> lewion: You can, if you use -r instead of -c, and not gzip it untill afterwards
[19:28] <jrib> LargePrime: http://img265.imageshack.us/img265/791/prime.png do you see that or not?
[19:29] <Joker_-_> kabdotinfo: I miss a lot of subtile / semi-subtile jokes, indeed :P
[19:29] <lewion> hmm :)
[19:29] <oriol> yes it is unresponsive to keyboard, well when i press alt + bloqsys + b it restart
[19:29] <lewion> thanks for the info yet again :)
[19:29] <Dethroned> Does the 9.04 make it easier to make a swap partition?
[19:29] <edbian> hblount: Add the volume applet to your gnome panel and open it up.
[19:29] <mdm> hblount: if lsusb sees it, then its registerd to the bus, you need to look up its ID that lsusb gave you and see what module it has.  If you are lucky its just a matter of a modprobe, if not you better learn to code a module in C
[19:29] <bradyoo> Hello.
[19:29] <geirha> lewion: find /home/lewion -iname "*.sh" -exec tar rvf bestand.shellscripts.tar {} \; ; gzip bestand.shellscripts.tar
[19:29] <edbian> Dethroned: The installer makes it for you if you choose "guided"
[19:29] <raylu> jontec: that warning can be safely ignored
[19:29] <bradyoo> I need some help with driver installation
[19:29] <raylu> jontec: does ifconfig -a show your device?
[19:30] <mdm> hblount: type lsusb and pastebin the output
[19:30] <oriol> mdm,
[19:30] <Dethroned> edbian:  Will that still allow me to choose my partition sizes for Windows and Ubuntu?
[19:30] <kabdotinfo> Joker_-_: Woods is similar to forest for me, never heard woods as something else, though I'm from Sweden.. so what do I know? :P
[19:30] <bradyoo> I'm having trouble getting my ethernet to work.
[19:30] <jontec> raylu: no, it doesn't. T_T
[19:31] <jontec> raylu: I'm guessing that that's because I blacklisted b43 and this driver is not working?
[19:31] <mpearlst> Greetings. I have a folder I created under /var/www. I tried to set the permissions with chown -R www-data /var/www/dir. I put a file called m.html and chown'd that to www-data as well which contained the text hello world. trying to go to http://localhost/dir/m.html results in a file not found, which i assume is a permissions problem. I'm not sure exactly what I should be doing.
[19:31] <Joker_-_> kabdotinfo: guess it's called woods :P
[19:31] <oriol> mdm, it responses to alt + bloqsys + b
[19:31] <Nehyx> bye
[19:31] <oriol> only
[19:31] <TTilus> Dethroned: yes it does, if you dont go with full automagic (i.e. choose guided partitioning)
[19:31] <Le_0> salut
[19:31] <edbian> Dethroned: Yes.  In my opinion the easiest was to do it is to open the LIVE CD and create an area on your harddrive that as "unallocated" (meaning it is unformatted)  and then in the installer choose "guided - use available empty space"
[19:32] <mdm> oriol: if it responds to the keyboard input its not frozen
[19:32] <hblount> mdm: sorry i'm noob. what exactly does that mean to do?
[19:32] <unop> lewion, you could use -exec like this.  find /home/lewion -iname "*.sh" -exec tar czvf bestand.shellscripts.tar.gz {} +
[19:32] <maple> hello
[19:32] <Slart> mpearlst: hmm.. wouldn't that give you a permission error?
[19:32] <unop> lewion, note the + instead of \; there
[19:32] <jrib> mpearlst: does it work if you place it in /var/www?
[19:32] <goddard> I have a usb drive that is constantly getting disconnected on its own
[19:32] <sky_1> how i can get data from ubuntu to XP on virtual box ?
[19:33] <lewion> and that does?
[19:33] <oriol> how can i solve this problem
[19:33] <mpearlst> jrib: Correct. There are other directories under /var/www which work also.
[19:33] <LargePrime> jrib Not since noon.  That is that I usually see. Now I see  http://bayimg.com/CAAiJaaco
[19:33] <oriol> how can i restore the system without restarting when i have this problem ?
[19:33] <Slart> sky_1: you can setup a "shared folder" that you can access using some kind of network thing in the vm
[19:33] <mdm> hblount: a linux system has various tools to inveistate its hardware, lsusb lists all devices it sees on the USB bus, gives its ID (which is unique, or should be to the hardware) and possibly a string it provides as to what the thing is
[19:33] <jrib> mpearlst: pastebin ls -l /var/www /var/www/dir
[19:33] <mpearlst> One second please
[19:33] <lewion> cool 3 different ways I'm gonna ROCK at skool xD
[19:33] <unop> lewion,  + causes all the files found by find to be passed to the command in -exec together .. while with \; each file is passed in separately, one at a time
[19:34] <sky_1> Slart: but dont see this folder in virtual XPO !
[19:34] <lewion> thanks man :D
[19:34] <jrib> LargePrime: pastebin about:plugins
[19:34] <Le_0> quelqu'un à déjà eu un problème à l'install de last chaos?
[19:34] <erUSUL> !fr
[19:34] <edbian> sky_1: You have to create one using virtual box
[19:34] <kabdotinfo> Joker_-_: Antlers seems to be more correct, rabbit with antlers, how's that in french?
[19:34] <Slart> sky_1: I usually have to search around before I find it too.. I think it's a network place... check the documentation for virtualbox.. I think there are examples and such
[19:35] <hblount> mdm: thx. what do you mean by pastebin?
[19:35] <Slart> !ot | kabdotinfo, Joker_-_
[19:35] <Joker_-_> kabdotinfo: yes, just found that :)
[19:35] <mdm> !pastebin
[19:35] <sky_1> Slart: bah dont have time
[19:35] <kabdotinfo> Slart: But this is about the latest release..
[19:35] <LargePrime> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/193656/ jrib
[19:35] <Slart> kabdotinfo, Joker_-_ : and, no.. antlers/woods/horns whatever is not on topic.. no matter what mythical creatures they name the release after =)
[19:35] <mpearlst> jrib: http://paste.ubuntu.com/193658/ <-- As Requested
[19:35] <mdm> hblount: not to be sarcastic, but you did read the topic when you came in, right :)
[19:36] <darkham> hi, people, how can i save my skype past conversations in ubuntu?
[19:36] <jrib> LargePrime: can you disable media player connectivity?
[19:36] <LargePrime> jrib yep, done
[19:36] <oriol> i found a website with a possible solution : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1130582
[19:36] <oriol> they say it is dangerous
[19:36] <jrib> LargePrime: same?
[19:37] <kazagistar> darkham: one possible option is a addon for Pidgin that lets you use skype through pidgin, and then pidgin can store all your conversation logs
[19:37] <mdm> oriol: what is lsusb or pastebin?  because neither is.
[19:37] <LargePrime> jrib yes
[19:37] <kabdotinfo> Slart: One can say that I need support as to understand what it means ;)
[19:37] <mib_e7gek0m8> hello guys
[19:37] <jrib> LargePrime: create a new firefox profile
[19:37] <mib_e7gek0m8> what channel talks about computer hardwares?
[19:37] <eshat> Hi all, why does firefox show a gnome filemanger, when uploading files, although I am on KDE 4.2.4 ???
[19:38] <jrib> mib_e7gek0m8: #hardware
[19:38] <mib_e7gek0m8> thanks jrib
[19:38] <LargePrime> jrib, i'll google how to do that
[19:38] <Slart> kabdotinfo: =) I hear they have an antlers-expert in #ubuntu-offtopic.. really good with those things
[19:38] <hblount> uh, yeah i read the topic and have been searching about this issue....didnt see anything about lsusb
[19:38] <kazagistar> darkham: http://eion.robbmob.com/
[19:38] <mdm> hblount: no it tells you about pastebin
[19:38] <rich____> eshat, do you have ubuntu-desktop & kubuntu-desktop installed?
[19:38] <kabdotinfo> Slart: haha :)
[19:38] <oriol> i don't know :)
[19:38] <jrib> mpearlst: weird.  I don't see how it can be a permissions issue though.  Try clearing your browser's cache
[19:38] <unop> eshat, firefox uses Gtk rather than Qt
[19:39] <mpearlst> jrib: Ok. Please hold.
[19:39] <darkham> kazagistar: ok, i know, but peeple on pidgin channel said me about the instability of the plugin and they haven't no interest to fix/job on it...
[19:39] <Mr_Dust> [Question] I'm trying to compile a package. Then there's an error "/bin/bash: dist: command not found". So I install dist and nmh, but the same error displays yet. How can I fix?
[19:39] <mpearlst> jrib: i'm still getting a 404 on a different machine. Any thoughts?
[19:40] <mpearlst> jrib: Other directories (such as the wiki dir) are working fine.
[19:40] <Mr_Dust> see this, http://dust.u1i.info/screenshots/Mr.Dust-desktop-20090612-03m40m17s.png
[19:40] <kazagistar> darkham: I used it for quite a while about a year ago (until I stopped using Skype), and found it rather stable, but things might have changed
[19:40] <jrib> mpearlst: restart apache, but you shouldn't have to.  If it persists, I would try #apache
[19:41] <mpearlst> Understood. Thank you again for your help. I'm going to restart and see if that helps
[19:41] <heroin> How can i retrieve a list of folders i share?
[19:41] <bbeecher> Hey, does anyone know how to reconfigure jaunty to use python2.5 by default?
[19:42] <bbeecher> I tried dpkg-reconfigure
[19:42] <jrib> bbeecher: you don't want to do that, just call it explicitly if your script needs it
[19:42] <fream> can someone help my install some kind of decent drivers for my graphics card ATI Xpress 200m, I've tried two times to install ATI binary x.org driver and both times my laptop crashes and won't shoe the login screen. My ubuntu version is 9.04. Glxgears shows that my fps is 250.
[19:42] <bbeecher> jrib: unfortunately I have to use 2.5 for work, and that needs to be the default version called by twisted and some other tools
[19:43] <jrib> bbeecher: you may break some scripts that expect it to not be 2.5 though
[19:44] <leagris> Mr_Dust, you miss a command named dist
[19:44] <bbeecher> jrib: I know - pip isn't working already. I ended up just switching the version of python under /usr/bin, but I'd like to use apt to grab some packages
[19:44] <rich____> interesting problem that
[19:44] <lewion> geirha, how do I count the number of sh scripts that I archived into the tar.gz (reads it out of the tar) and show that in echo?
[19:45] <bbeecher> jrib: if I have to just compile them then I could do that, but I'd rather automate it if I can
[19:45] <Mr_Dust> leagris: I know. so I install dist and nmh. but the same message apprears.
[19:45] <twoface> hi. my network card (RTL8168B) does not work when booting the new 2.6.28-13 kernel, but has worked with all previous. is this a known problem?
[19:45] <zapas28> wenas
[19:45] <mpearlst> jrib: I was able to resolve the problem. FYI: I had an alias specified in my apache config file. Go figure. Thank you again for your help!
[19:45] <jrib> bbeecher: if you install 2.5 from the repositories, then the libraries will be available for 2.5
[19:46] <leagris> Mr_Dust, the command dist may belong to some any package name. You can install apt-file that enable you to search file names within uninstalled packages
[19:46] <JohnWittle> So
[19:46] <amee2k> how stable is unstable?
[19:46] <bbeecher> jrib: reinstall it? ok, I'll try that.  I'm doing.
[19:48] <LargePrime> ALL HAIL jrib.  SO GOOD THAT CAN FIX OTHER STUFF, like firefox
[19:48] <damian_> hola ubuntu en español
[19:48] <LargePrime> and the firefox guys couldnot
[19:48] <losher>  !es | damian_
[19:48] <Mr_Dust> leagris: Then.. how can I find the package that includes dist?
[19:48] <ctmjr> !es
[19:48] <bbeecher> jrib: no, apt thinks I already have 2.5 installed - it's auto upgrading the pkg I'm requesting to be the 2.6 version. You want me to try removing it and then reinstalling?
[19:49] <leagris> Mr_Dust, you may do a apt-file search bin/dist or juste apt-file search dist
[19:49] <mdm> amee2k: it comes from debians unstable and it means things that are currently under development. it is filled with lots of beta code.  And the fact you are asking what it is probbly means you should not run it
[19:49] <jerbear> how can i kill my vpn connection from the command line?
[19:49] <amee2k> zapas28: if you have any questions, please state them in channel instead of OMing random people. thank you.
[19:49] <rich____> apt-file
[19:49] <Mr_Dust> leagris: thank you. but there're too many packages. wow..
[19:49] <rich____> ?
[19:49] <FabParma> I have a computer repair and small-shop. I would like to offer to citizens of my small city a free internet use, especially for students, not rich people and Linux interested. I have already installed the computer and Linux but now I need to shapping the bandwidth into the Linux client.. In more I need to permit to see the gateway Ip address only. Do you think it is possible?
[19:50] <cporter> How might I go about making a program run as a daemon? I execute the program I want in rc.local, but it doesn't seem to work correctly.
[19:50] <mdm> FabParma: quite, and its rather easy too
[19:50] <amee2k> mdm: i'd like to have awesome3, but for that i'd either need to switch to unstable or compile it from scratch. i'm running 9.04. are there reasons to prefer either of the two ways?
[19:50] <lewion> how do I count the number of sh scripts that I archived into the tar.gz (reads it out of the tar) and show that in echo? anyone? :p
[19:50] <zapas28> ok amee2k, what is Oming?
[19:50] <amee2k> a typoed version of "PMing"
[19:51] <leagris> Mr_Dust, my quick search did not found any dist commands pertaining to any ubuntu packages
[19:51] <hblount> mdm: ok i see what pastebin is. but is it ok if i just type the single line that represents the usb guitar cable that i'm having trouble with?
[19:51] <rich____> lewion, give me a few mins :)
[19:52] <mdm> amee2k: if you want cutting edge software, along with all its headaches go to unstable.  If you want mostly a working system then use stable and compile your own prepackages keeping in mind those packages can destablise your system.  Then of course you have to know how to compile code and create pacakges
[19:52] <mdm> yes hblount, if you can identify it
[19:52] <FabParma> mdm: what sorry?
[19:52] <amee2k> lewion: tar has an option to list the files it contains, then use grep on the output?
[19:52] <leagris> Mr_Dust, the dist thing may belong to an unsupported environment, you appear to compile some java application. Did you web search the error and application name?
[19:52] <JohnWittle> why does installing nautilus install gnome, too?
[19:52] <Mr_Dust> leagris: really? my search found these. http://paste.ubuntu.com/193669/
[19:53] <mdm> FabParma: what you are asking is can you setup a captive portal and bandwidth shaping in linux.  I told you it was quite posible and even easy to do so.  There are countless howtos on that subject alone.
[19:53] <lewion> I will rich :D
[19:53] <amee2k> mdm: hm... i see
[19:53] <amee2k> mdm: i think i'll make some time to compile it then. thanks :)
[19:53] <jrib> bbeecher: no, that's not what I meant.  I believe that if you have 2.5 and 2.6 both installed, then apt will install modules for both version when you install a module with apt
[19:53] <lewion> amee2k, maybe ....
[19:54] <hblount> Bus 004 device 003: ID 0d8c:0008 c-media electronics, inc.
[19:54] <erUSUL> JohnWittle: becouse both are tightly integrated
[19:54] <Mr_Dust> leagris:  I tried to compile cubrid that is a DBMS. but I don't know it uses java or not.
[19:54] <FabParma> mdm: remember that i need to do it in the local client, not on a router
[19:54] <amee2k> mmm maybe?
[19:54] <losher> lewion: something like: tar tvf <tarfile> | egrep -i '\.sh\b' | wc -l
[19:55] <amee2k> oh, right. i forgot the wc at the end
[19:55] <mdm> FabParma: I would do it on the firewall
[19:55] <JohnWittle> erUSUL: After I have installed nautilus, how do I remove all of the packages that came with it?
[19:55] <amee2k> thanks losher :)
[19:55] <lewion> uhm :D
[19:55] <erUSUL> losher: why extract the tar ?
[19:55] <jontec> raylu: I'll be back... I just moved the drivers in the DRIVERS_US folder to the main folder to see if ndiswrapper needed more files that weren't available in that folder... I doubt it, but it's worth a try
[19:55] <Mr_Dust> leagris: my error message is http://paste.ubuntu.com/193671/
[19:55] <kerebrus> Hello, Is anyone here good with configuring conky?
[19:55] <amee2k> erUSUL: wouldn't that just list the contents?
[19:55] <amee2k> iirc extract is -x
[19:55] <hblount> mdm: Bus 004 device 003: ID 0d8c:0008 c-media electronics, inc.
[19:56] <TwoToneSpirit> BBS? Anybody have any experience setting one up in ubuntu?
[19:56] <losher> erUSUL: it doesn't actually do the extract. It just lists the contents, one file per line "t" does the list "x" would do an extract
[19:56] <bbeecher> jrib: ahhh, I misunderstood... well I should be good then, but something isn't working right. I'll see if I can figure out why this package (mysqldb) is installing right in 2.6 and not 2.5
[19:56] <erUSUL> amee2k: oops you are right...
[19:56] <lewion> explain please cuz it works :D
[19:56] <mdm> FabParma: are you sure that isn't a usb headset?
[19:56] <mdm> sorru hblount
[19:56] <JorgeJorgesson> Sorry, off topic, but how can I join another channel in XChat-Gnome.  I tried the Network-Channels thing and it does not allow me to connect.  I'm try to join #mysql
[19:56] <losher> lewion: are you asking me to explain how it works?
[19:56] <lewion> indeed
[19:56] <lewion> :D
[19:56] <jrib> bbeecher: it may depend on the package too.  Maybe it says it only works on 2.6.  Check the control file in the source package
[19:57] <jrib> !source > bbeecher
[19:57] <gleg> Hey guys, thanks for all the help.  My computer is not recognizing my sound card.  I upgraded Alsa, then ran 'alsaconf', which supposedly detected and configured my sound card, it ran with only one error: no alsa mixer.  When I run 'alsamixer', I get 'alsamixer: function snd_ctl_open failed for default: No such file or directory'.  Any ideas on what I might do?
[19:57] <losher> !who | lewion
[19:57] <lewion> euh? :D
[19:57] <bbeecher> jrib: right - that could be the problem... alright, I'll look into that
[19:58] <hblount> mdm: sorry u cant help? or what
[19:58] <rich____> lewion: tar -tvf filename.tar.gz | grep .sh | wc -l
[19:58] <mdm> hblount: that looks to be a usb headset
[19:58] <lewion> losher, how does it work indeed
[19:58] <losher> lewion: put the name of the person you're talking to first on the line....
[19:58] <rich____> oh i see the other dude got it first :)
[19:58] <lewion> rich____, you probably could explain too? :p
[19:58] <lewion> indeed =)
[19:58] <rich____> yes indeed
[19:58] <losher> lewion: tar tvf <tarfile> outputs one line of text for each file in the archive. Try it...
[19:58] <amee2k> rich____: that would count this.is.not.a.shell.script too :)
[19:58] <rich____> the tar part before the pipe lists the files in the archive
[19:59] <rich____> try it on its own
[19:59] <JuJuBee> Anybody using wireless ATH9k with Jaunty successfully? I cannot see any wireless networks.
[19:59] <hblount> mdm: yeah thats what i saw when i searched for the problem. but i think it also applies to this device because in vista it says same thing and it works
[19:59] <rich____> the pipe passes each oline to grp, which matches against the pattern .sh
[19:59] <rich____> then wc -l counts the number of lines
[19:59] <lewion> losher, ok I see the output
[19:59] <mdm> hblount: I would assume this is some sort of analog to midi input, the device you gave me is a USB OUTPUT device, it is a headset
[20:00] <Kirsch> hey all, i am currently using Hardy Server 32bit, is it not a good idea to upgrade to the 64bit without reinstalling the OS? or can i just do dist-upgrade?
[20:00] <rich____> amee2k,  yes it would :)
[20:00] <Dethroned> I'm at the partition stage of installing Ubuntu.  The first option shows that Ubuntu will only have the recommended size for installation.  If I go with this will I be able to make it larger?
[20:00] <kazagistar> kristau: no, that is a bad idea from what I hear
[20:00] <losher> lewion: then 'grep --i '\.sh\b' filters out and pass through only those lines which have a dot followed by sh followed by 'end of word' i.e. all filenames ending in .sh
[20:00] <JuJuBee> Dethroned: you can resize partitions later on with gparted if you need to
[20:00] <Kirsch> kazagistar: was that for me?
[20:00] <rich____> i.e better than my attempt ;)
[20:01] <Dethroned> JuJuBee:  Is that easy to use?
[20:01] <lewion> losher, the end of word thingy that's the \b?
[20:01] <kazagistar> Kirsch: yes :P
[20:01] <JuJuBee> Yes, very
[20:01] <Dethroned> kk...Thanks man
[20:01] <JuJuBee> np
[20:01] <lewion> rich____, you guys all rock :D
[20:01] <losher> lewion: if you leave off the \b it will still work, but it will also allow .shoe .shine .shooby-dop as well as .sh
[20:01] <hblount> mdm: i see. i guess it thinks its an output device....is there a way to change to input? it is not midi, its just a mic essentially
[20:01] <jillsmitt> hi
[20:01] <Kirsch> kazagistar: so it is recommended to completey ditch my system drive and reinstall?
[20:01] <kazagistar> Kirsch: reinstall your system entirely if you switch architectures, yes
[20:01] <lewion> losher, aha i see so it gives you only the .sh bits
[20:01] <Kirsch> kazagistar: got it, thanks!
[20:02] <losher> lewion: so now you have a line for each file ending in .sh, and you just count the lines, with wc -l
[20:02] <lewion> losher, and ash rich has already pointed out the wc -l counts the lines and gives the nuber?
[20:02] <lewion> losher, :D
[20:02] <mdm> hblount: if its a mic input see if alsa sees it, its quite posible you only need to unmute it
[20:02] <lewion> losher, where did you learn all this :P
[20:03] <Kirsch> kazagistar: is there any reason why you wouldn't recommend to go to 64bit at this point? i know my hardware can handle it
[20:03] <losher> lewion: years of command line usage. the \b etc. are called 'regular expressions' & they crop up over & over again. There are books on them....
[20:03] <Kirsch> kazagistar: and obviously, i'm talking about Server 9.04
[20:03] <hblount> mdm: alsa sees it, and i've checked its not muted. it calls it "audio device"
[20:03] <lewion> losher, the \b is backspace in echo though right? :D
[20:03] <mdm> hblount: as a input, not an output?
[20:04] <rich____> i find regex particularly difficult to remember
[20:04] <losher> lewion: yeah. it looks the same, but with echo it's not a regular expression matching end of word, it's just a backspace. Confusing, isn't it?
[20:05] <hblount> mdm: it doesnt specifically say input or output, just "audio device"
[20:05] <lewion> losher, well to be honest it is :D
[20:05] <jaws> frostburn, I put /etc/exports ../host.allow & .deny in the pastebin. I configured everything using the Ubuntu Community Documentation. At this point I have not configured fstab or any auto mount options. Let me know when you get back on...
[20:05] <mdm> hblount: what does alsa reports its inputs and outputs as?
[20:05] <kerebrus> Hello can anyone help me with this error: http://paste.ubuntu.com/192964/plain/
[20:05] <rich____> alongside the different keyboard shortcuts, language semantic, you need a computer for a brain :o
[20:05] <lewion> losher, but as I have to know all this stuff by tommorow, I'm guessing I'm gonna ask you guys a lot of questions today :D
[20:06] <rich____> lewion - university?
[20:06] <lewion> rich____, jup
[20:06] <losher> lewion: egrep (and family) uses regular expressions. Almost anything where you are searching for a string supports some kind of regular expressions because they are so useful
[20:06] <lewion> losher, I used grep though any big difference?
[20:06] <frostburn> jaws, i just got back, but i wont have time to do much other troubleshooting, would you put that output into launchpad?
[20:06] <lewion> losher, because I'm bundeling it now in a shell that does all those things :P
[20:06] <hblount> mdm: well nothing specifically says input. but it lists line-in (mic jack), and microphone (built in mic on my laptop)
[20:07] <sodoku> hey, kann mir jemand erklaeren, warum der update-manager bei einigen paketen "Ermitteln der Distribution ist gescheitert." anzeigt?
[20:07] <TwoToneSpirit> Can anyone recommend BBS software?
[20:07] <rich____> losher: from memory e = extended?
[20:07] <Trijntje> !de
[20:07] <losher> lewion: egrep (extended grep) has extensions to do tricks that grep can't do. and fgrep (fixed grep) explicitly doesn't support regexps...
[20:07] <rich____> cool
[20:08] <jaws> frostburn, Okay, I'll do. I'll keep working on this but is seems like I have tried everything. I'm about to break out my old Solaris Network Admin Books.
[20:08] <mdm> hblount: I would think you have another sound card in that system make sure you are looking at the USB device and not whatever other card you have
[20:08] <lewion> losher, so I have to use egrep on this one?
[20:08] <ircnickiuse> what is the default setting for sources.list? mine only contains kernel.org and debian repos... and no multiverse
[20:08] <losher> lewion: most editors will have regexp support of some kind built in. So will most programming languages
[20:08] <jaws> frostburn, Ping between both machines is good.
[20:08] <mdm> and hblount if its unmuted, working simply play something on the guitar and see if it comes out the pc speakers
[20:09] <jontec> raylu: still no dice :(
[20:09] <losher> lewion: for the simple regexp we used, grep or egrep would have sufficed. It turns out that egrep is faster, so I almost always use egrep
[20:09] <rich____> losher: grep .sh$ would work also?
[20:09] <jaws> frostburn, rpcinfo -p for both machines looks good, I think.
[20:10] <sodoku> sorry, i was in the wrong channel
[20:10] <jontec> raylu: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/230047 lists the problem I was initially having
[20:10] <losher> rich____: yes. but don't forget to escape the period, and keep it all in quotes, so the shell doesn't expand them before grep sees them
[20:10] <rich____> lewion: i did this in unix system processing this year at university also :)
[20:10] <yowshi> ok something is wierd. both gkrellm and ghnome-system-monitor are reporting 50-60% load on my processor which shouldnt be because i have almost nothing running but i cant see whats using all that power in tops nor my system monitor
[20:11] <lewion> rich____, hehe :D Second year?
[20:11] <rich____> losher - just finished 2nd yes :)
[20:11] <lewion> losher, thanks for the already wonderfull advice :p
[20:11] <lewion> rich____, that was for me right?
[20:11] <yowshi> what i see in my monitor adds up to less then 30%
[20:11]  * losher says check out http://www.regular-expressions.info/tutorial.html for a quick tutorial
[20:11] <rich____> lewion - yes
[20:11] <emeraude> salut
[20:12] <rich____> two l's
[20:12] <rich____> ha
[20:12] <hblount> mdm: it shows a few different "devices" that i can control volume from. nothing gets a signal
[20:12] <lewion> rich____, I'm at the end of my 2nd year :) Have linux and OS/400 examinations tommorow
[20:12] <losher> rich____: just finished 2nd childhood :-)
[20:12] <mdm> yowshi: you are running gkrellm under X and with a display and window manager, are you SURE you are not running anything?
[20:12] <emeraude> #unbutu-fr
[20:12] <rich____> losher - makes you 36 or 42?
[20:12] <rich____> :)
[20:12] <lewion> losher, ? :D
[20:13] <lewion> rich____, why those 2? :P
[20:13] <losher> rich____: older, I'm afraid....
[20:13] <deany> im thinkin of setting up a hotmail/msn account to use alongside my yahoo account in pdgin, now does the inbuilt msn protocol work or do I have to install that other thing called "pecan"?
[20:13] <Trijntje> emeraude: /join #ubuntu-fr ;)
[20:13] <mdm> hblount: then you may have to setup a config for it in alsa, but if it sees it as an audio device you have everything to make it work
[20:13] <rich____> losher - childhood = 18 or 21???
[20:13] <yowshi> mdm: i said almost nothing. other then gkrellms and a few other programmes IE pidgin evolution and the system basics i have nothing running. i ahve an e6600 here that nshouldnt be taking up 50% of my processor
[20:13] <ircnickiuse> can someone pastebin the ubuntu 9.04 32bit default sources.list ?!?!?!? thanks
[20:13] <losher> rich____: oops. guess I'm on my 3rd. then....
[20:14] <yowshi> mdm: abnd nthat doesnt account for the fact that gnome-system-monitor doesnt show anything or cvombinmation of programmes eating up that processor power
[20:14] <rich____> losher - did you mean you are a grandparent?
[20:14] <resnet> can anyone direct me to instructions on getting my tablet pc working?
[20:14] <hblount> mdm: whats that involve?
[20:14] <lewion> losher, I'm honored that you're helping me then :)
[20:14] <VSpike> Whenever I try to upgrade from 8.04 -> 8.10 I only get 30kB/s from the repos, and after a while it fails altogether... I've tried the main and UK ones with the same result... is it me, or something I'm doing wrong?
[20:14] <kunago> Hi, could I ask somebody willing to help me, where should I place a .fw (firmware) file?
[20:14] <mdm> yowshi: use top and see what it reports.  Keep in mind top is VERY minimal.
[20:14] <losher> rich____: no, just meant I'm old...
[20:14] <rich____> lol fair enough
[20:14] <lewion> :p
[20:14] <mdm> hblount: using aplay and seeing what others have already setup for it
[20:14] <dajhorn> kunago: /lib/firmware
[20:14] <VSpike> yowshi: use htop instead
[20:15] <erUSUL> kunago: /lib/firmware/ or /lib/firmware/$(uname -r)
[20:15] <losher> lewion: This is a support channel. It exists for people to help each other. Isn't that the neatest thing?
[20:15] <cankoy> ircnickiuse: system > adminsitration > software sources, select as you like, no need to edit sources.list directly
[20:15] <kunago> dajhorn: erUSUL: Thanks a lot, will try that out.
[20:15] <lewion> losher, It is :D
[20:15] <yowshi> have to install htop one moment
[20:15] <dajhorn> kunago: Install the linux-firmware package if you don't already have it.
[20:16] <resnet> tablet pc?
[20:16] <kunago> dajhorn: Well I do but this one seems to be missing. It's a DVB-T device and in the log I found a note it is missing.
[20:16] <ircnickiuse> cankoy, I only have shell access to my desktop install
[20:17] <lewion> Brb people gonna take a 5 min study break :)
[20:17] <mmm4m5m> Hi. Upgrade to hardy, deleted all pidgin log files. Anyone notice something like that?
[20:17] <yowshi> mdm VSpike htop reports something similiar. the numbers show higher in htop but nowhere near the 50-70% grellm and gnome-system-monitor is reporting
[20:18] <yowshi> mdm VSpike hell even htop at the top of that there reports a 50-70% load but the numbers in cpu% dont add up to that
[20:18] <resnet> nobody knows anything about tablet pc functionality under kubuntu?
[20:18] <VSpike> yowshi: that usually means the time is kernel time
[20:18] <hblount> mdm: see what others have setup for it?
[20:18] <VSpike> yowshi: you can tweak the htop settings to show more details
[20:19] <yowshi> VSpike: what is kernel time and tweak to show more detail how?
[20:19] <mdm> yowshi: neither top not htop really can tell you what is going on, if you actualy want to see the cpu stats install sar
[20:19] <wisnut> can anyone help me troubleshoot mounting iPod nano under jaunty please?
[20:19] <rich____> resnet - i dont, but i will do some googling if you can repeat the question
[20:19] <mdm> and yowshi it is quite likly gkrellm is reporting bad numbers
[20:19] <cankoy> ircnickiuse: what's your 2 letter country code?
[20:19] <rich____> wisnut - check output of lsusb, if the ipod listed?
[20:20] <yowshi> mdm: whats a sar and where do i get one?
[20:20] <rich____> ^is
[20:20] <resnet> rich____ - i have a tablet pc but the touch screen part doesnt work with the pen. is there a driver i need? i googled and couldnt find much
[20:20] <rich____> resnet - whats the model number / info?
[20:20] <mdm> hblount: to use a sound card in linux requires setting up a config for it.  Luckly alsa already does this for most of teh cards.  But if you have a card with multiple dspsm differnt outputs, etc you may have to make alsa use these devices as well.  Its all done with a alsa,conf file
[20:20] <gleg> I have checked my ALSA configuration and I apprently have no modules loaded.  How do I load ALSA modules?  Thanks for whatever help.
[20:20] <ircnickiuse> cankoy, US
[20:20] <mdm> yowshi: look up atsar
[20:21] <wisnut> rich____: yes, it's listed under lsusb:  Bus 002 Device 002: ID 05ac:1262 Apple, Inc.
[20:21] <VSpike> yowshi: it means something like accessing a disk or a network adapter is using the CPU.  The CPU is being used by the kernel, not a program running.
[20:21] <Joker_-_> how to get wireless automagically connect without having to type a password (it asks for keyring or something when the computer boots)
[20:21] <rich____> wisnut - you can manually mount the device using the mount command
[20:21] <rich____> wisnut - first create a directory to mount it in
[20:21] <urko> wussies
[20:21] <rich____> wisnut mkdir /media/ipod
[20:21] <urko> usp pardon
[20:21] <VSpike> yowshi: htop ... F2 > Display options > Split system time ....
[20:21] <resnet> rich___ - gateway e155c
[20:21] <urko> sorry wrong channel
[20:22] <hblount> mdm: ok, but how do i see what others have setup for it? and im pretty ignorant about how to use linux command line stuff
[20:23] <Dreamglider> help me setup cpu freq scaling, running ubuntu 8.10 and a intel core2duo cpu
[20:23] <cankoy> ircnickiuse: http://paste.ubuntu.com/193684/
[20:23] <wisnut> rich____: getting there. . . . .
[20:23] <ircnickiuse> cankoy, beautiful, thanks
[20:23] <mdm> hblount: look arrund google for that deivce and its use in linux, try looking at aplay -l and see if its listed, if it is see if its setup, if it is simply record from its /dev/audio or /dev/dsp
[20:23] <helo> anyone know how to cause xscreensaver to span multiple monitors on a dual-head twinview setup, instead of running separate processes on each head?
[20:23] <bbeecher> jrib: I didnt have any luck using apt - after removing it and testing I had the module for 2.6 but not 2.5. I ended up building from source. Thanks for helping me, and I'll let you know if I ever figure out what was going on
[20:24] <rich____> wisnet - one sec ill make sure the instructions work
[20:24] <yowshi> VSpike: i assume you mean detailed CPU time
[20:24] <mdm> and hblount given that you have more then one sound card you will probbly have more then one /dev/dsp and in which case it will be listed as /dev/dsp1, /dev/dsp2 etc
[20:24] <VSpike> yowshi: yes it gives a bit more detail
[20:24] <rich____> wisnet - sudo mkdir /media/ipod
[20:25] <rich____> wisnet - lsusb
[20:25] <rich____> wisnet - make a note of the bus and device numbers for the ipod
[20:25] <wisnut> rich____: yes, yes, got it so far. . . .
[20:25] <yowshi> mdm: sar is of no real use to me since i cant figure out how to use it
[20:25] <rich____> wisnet - sudo mount /proc/bus/usb/bus/device /media/ipod
[20:26] <rich____> wisnet - replace bus and device with the numbers from lsusb
[20:26] <katoda> Hi, is it possible to record the audio that's coming out of my speakers?
[20:26] <rich____> wisnet - i.e sudo mount /proc/bus/usb/001/003 /media/ipod
[20:26] <Joker_-_> katoda: with a microphone?
[20:27] <scunizi> katoda: sure.. use audacity and change the input on it to the one that matches your sound card.
[20:27] <katoda> Joker_-_: huge quality loss?
[20:27] <Joker_-_> katoda: yup. otherwise you need a good soundblaster card and put your "record" at "what you ear"
[20:28] <Joker_-_> katoda: check what scunizi said, never tryed that tho
[20:28] <katoda> Joker_-_: installing audacity
[20:28] <yacc> What part of Ubuntu forces the userspace cpufreq governor?
[20:28] <rich____> resnet - there are vouches for this solution http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=870640
[20:28] <Dethroned> Compiz advanced tools is taking forever to download...is this normal?
[20:28] <mdm> yowshi: its not too difficult to learn but if you really want to know what that cpu is doing you need something like sar to report it.  And you need to understand how a cpu accesses its devices.  Things like top will give a brief look into what is going on currently (ignore the load averages up top there just about useless).  And you need to know more about that cpu and what its spending its time doing. It is totally posible to make a cpu 100% busy and not have
[20:28] <mdm>  it running any program at all
[20:28] <hblount> mdm: thx for trying to help
[20:28] <wisnut> rich____: mount: special device /proc/bus/usb/002/002 does not exist
[20:28] <yowshi> mdm: VSpike well i cant figure out what is cauing the load but it is interfering with my ability to use dosbox
[20:29] <rich____> wisnut - can you paste the line from lsusb ?
[20:29] <mdm> hblount: type aplay -l and paste that for me please
[20:29] <wisnut> rich____: Bus 002 Device 002: ID 05ac:1262 Apple, Inc.
[20:29] <errors-FoFo> server is up :)
[20:29] <pubuntu> hello
[20:30] <yowshi> mdm: well then it is useless to me anyway since i have no clue about my cpu and how it spoends it time nor do i know how to find out how it uses it's time or how it accesses it's devices
[20:30] <bostko_> hi guys i have problem with setting up wireless on my notebook
[20:30] <ford> hello all i am dealing with ati video cards. is there anyone willing to suffer through this with me?
[20:30] <Spike1506> Just tell us the problem
[20:30] <bostko_> 04:00.0 Ethernet controller: Atheros Communications Inc. AR242x 802.11abg Wireless PCI Express Adapter (rev 01)
[20:30] <Spike1506> if someone knows the answer they will respond
[20:30] <bostko_> ifconfig -a doesn't show anything
[20:30] <Dreamglider> why does the freq scaling applet only have "preformace" before i had like 1GHz, 1,33GHz, 1,55GHz, 2GHz and the On-demand, power-save and preformance.
[20:30] <mdm> yowshi: then you will spend allot of time chasing ghosts and trying to figure out the problem.
[20:30] <Spike1506> bostko_, did you enable the hardware driver ?
[20:31] <rich____> wisnut - is the device listed in cmdline: df
[20:31] <hblount> mdm: card 1: default [C-Media USB Audio Device   ], device 0: USB Audio [USB Audio]
[20:31] <hblount>   Subdevices: 1/1
[20:31] <hblount>   Subdevice #0: subdevice #0
[20:31] <kaw> wanting to run jaunty starting totally from pxe get vmlinuz, but not initrd, any one know where it is?
[20:31] <Dethroned> I installed gparted.  Where is is saved to?
[20:31] <bostko_> yes oit's enabled from the gnome driver manager
[20:31] <ford> My problem is A: installed drivers for ati HD radeon 4850 (i think) but i only have one of the 2 cars working. I would like to check to see what driver is controlling the card and make the second one work
[20:31] <yowshi> mdm: that wasnt entirely useful
[20:31] <yowshi> mdm: i already know my problems i need to know where to find the resources to help me fix them
[20:32] <wisnut> rich____: no, it just looks like normal stuff there. . .no "apple" or sda2, etc. . . .
[20:32] <mdm> yowshi:  you are asking what makes my cpu so busy.  It was not readaily apparent from a list of running processes.  So your CPU is doing something.  Learning that somethign is a matter of knowing performance tuning and how your system operates.  For all I know it could be servicing memory
[20:32] <Dethroned> I installed gparted.  Where is is saved to?
[20:32] <bostko_> is it possible to be turned off from the power buttons on the front panel
[20:32] <Spike1506> bostko_, didnt it work without that driver enabled?
[20:33] <bostko_> no it doesn't
[20:33] <rang501> Hello! I need help a bit. I installed stable kernel 2.6.30 to Jaunty. For some weird reason I'm not able to set brightness. Some messages:  ACPI: Failed to switch the brightness;  ACPI: EC: GPE storm detected, transactions will use polling mode
[20:33] <hblount> yowshi: maybe mdm can't solve all your problems, but he's being kind enough to try to help ppl here
[20:33] <bostko_> it worked before but now suddenly stoped working I don't know why
[20:33] <jim____> Anyone know how to send mail with attachments from bash?
[20:33] <jim____> `mail` can send mail but doesn't support attachments.
[20:34] <bostko_> give me an idea to check something LD
[20:34] <bostko_> :D
[20:34] <Spike1506> bostko_, i had the same issue. a few reboots did the trick (or boot into windows if its installed and check if it works there)
[20:34] <Dethroned> I installed gparted.  Where is is saved to?
[20:34] <bostko_> it works
[20:34] <bostko_> only on my installed ubuntu it doesn't
[20:34] <yowshi> hblount: i was trying to be polite when saying the comment wasnt helpful, it wasnt i appreciate the effort but what i really need as i said is to know where to go to find what i need to know
[20:34] <amidaniel> jim____: http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/sending-mail-with-attachment.html
[20:34] <RockCity> Hi all how can I reinstall Network Manager on my pc when that pc cannot get online?  I accidently uninstalled network manager, and now I cannot reinstall it in order to get online.
[20:34] <bostko_> even when I launched it from my pen drive
[20:34] <bostko_> it workas
[20:34] <bostko_> works*
[20:34] <Spike1506> Dethroned, alt+f2 --> gksudo --> gparted
[20:35] <bostko_> but on the installed ubuntu it  doesn't something went wrong
[20:35] <jim____> amidaniel: thanks.  I should have found that myself
[20:35] <Spike1506> bostko_, disable the hardware driver and reboot?
[20:35] <bostko_> aham
[20:35] <amidaniel> jim____: No problem. Google is your friend :)
[20:35] <bostko_> I thought about that to
[20:35] <rich____> wisnut - does it show up in cmdline: sudo fdisk -l
[20:36] <Spike1506> bostko_, i had the same weird issues with my atheros card
[20:36] <mdm> hblount: what do you have setup as Capture for alsa?
[20:36] <bostko_> thank you I will reboot and write you again
[20:36] <hblount> yowshi: i understood it the first time u said it. i'm just saying you don need to criticize his statements. if it dont help, let it be. i just dont wanna see these helpful pl be discouraged
[20:37] <ircnickiuse> wtf, my keyboard is acting up on vnc - what could be the issue? I type and s is b, b is f, f is k.... what the hell?
[20:37] <naoko> is this the help irc?
[20:37] <yowshi> hblount: *nods* noted, i wasnt trying to be discouraging. i will think more on such statements before syaing them in the future
[20:37] <sebsebseb> naoko: yes
[20:37] <Pici> naoko: This is the official Ubuntu support channel
[20:37] <naoko> ok
[20:37] <kerebrus> Hello, having some slight graphic issues, I think : http://paste.ubuntu.com/193690/
[20:37] <codeamuk> whats the command to launch the gnome volume control applet?
[20:38] <RockCity> Hi all how can I reinstall Network Manager on my pc when that pc cannot get online? I accidently uninstalled network manager, and now I cannot reinstall it in order to get online.
[20:38] <hblount> yowshi: thanks for being mature about it. i'm sorry for being bitchy at you
[20:38] <naoko> i need help  when ever i in stall ubuntu it works for 2 min then frezzs after i log in this happens with all linux if tryed
[20:38] <wisnut> rich____: now I think we're getting to the heart of the problem. . . .it's showing sda (boot drive, etc), and sdb, which is normally my external drive, but don't have it plugged in right now, and it's showing up as VFAT, so I think that's the flippin ipod
[20:39] <Spike1506> naoko, i guess its a hardware problem then.
[20:39] <rang501>  Hello! I need help a bit. I installed stable kernel 2.6.30 to Jaunty. For some weird reason I'm not able to set brightness. Some messages:  ACPI: Failed to switch the brightness;  ACPI: EC: GPE storm detected, transactions will use polling mode
[20:39] <naoko> but what can it be the reqirements and forum says it should run with with my pc im an amd
[20:40] <Dethroned> I can't unmount my Windows partitions in GParted
[20:40] <guntbert> naoko: how does it work with the live CD?
[20:40] <yacc> What program on Ubuntu does fool around with cpufreq settings?
[20:40] <rich____> wisnut - look at the capacity of the partition - does it match the nano?
[20:40] <hblount> mdm: how do i know which is "setup" for capture? it lists under the capture section my regular sound card and the usb guitar cable. i've messed with everything on both of them and nothing happens
[20:40] <wisnut> rich____: i'm going to try to comment the line in fstab, and see if something different happens with this thing
[20:40] <naoko> it runs then after 5 min it frezzes with it runing of the disk
[20:40] <yacc> And how can that stupid part be told not to go to 800MHz while compiling stuff?
[20:40] <mdm> hblount: run alsamixer, and hit tab
[20:41] <codeamuk> whats the command to launch the gnome volume control applet? editing an xinitrc/Xsession and cant remember it.
[20:41] <wisnut> rich____: sure does!
[20:41] <rich____> wisnut - sudo mount /dev/ipod /media/ipod
[20:41] <rich____> wisnut - changing ipod for the value fdisk -l returns
[20:41] <yowshi> hblount: no worries mate :)
[20:41] <Daniel_online> I imported a few themes into emerald theme manager but how the he.. do I activate them (running 9.04)
[20:41] <gleg> How does one load alsa modules?
[20:42] <Travis-42> how can I overwrite a symbolic link with a new one?  I tried "ln -nsf newsrc linkname" but it doesn't seem to be working
[20:42] <guntbert> naoko: I understood that, only the idea was not of "to weak" hardware but of faulty hardware. So I wanted to know how it is, when you are running from the live CD
[20:42] <rich____> wisnut so sudo mount /dev/sdb/x /media/ipod
[20:42] <Daniel_online> Travis-42: unlink <name of softlink>
[20:42] <wisnut> rich____: worked!
[20:42] <naoko> ok
[20:42] <Travis-42> Daniel_online: Is there no way to overwrite it with ln?
[20:42] <rich____> wisnut - my appologies for the run arround
[20:42] <wisnut> rich____: thanks a million - have a great day!
[20:43] <rich____> wisnut - no worries, you too
[20:43] <Dethroned> GParted is unable to read my Windows Partition.  How do I fix this?
[20:43] <Daniel_online> Travis-42: Just unlink the working one first then create the new one
[20:43] <wisnut> rich____: no, it's my noobieness. . . .still trying to grasp fundamentals, you helped a ton, thanks.
[20:43] <naoko> well im just wondering cuz i run windows fin and i can run that mac thing they made for amd comps fine but not linux
[20:43] <sebsebseb> Dethroned: was Windows shut down properly? if not  Ubuntu can't just read it
[20:43] <hblount> mdm: i just noticed something. when i look at alsa mixer for the usb device, it has playback level and recording level as well as mute. when i unmute the recording one and close it and reopen it, its muted again
[20:43] <ford> any one know how to check what video driver is currently in use?
[20:43] <Daniel_online> emerald theme manager import anyone knows what to do :-)
[20:43] <Joeseph> Hi.  I'm trying to mount an ssh location with fstab with sshfs with this guide: http://ubuntu.wordpress.com/2005/10/28/how-to-mount-a-remote-ssh-filesystem-using-sshfs/   However, I need to specify the non-default port.  Can I do this within the fstab, or do  I have to modify sshfs somehow?
[20:44] <VCoolio> Daniel_online: you need to make emerald your window decorator; easiest way is install fusion-icon, run that. An icon will appear in your notification area; right click and select emerald as window decorator.
[20:44] <Travis-42> ok thanks Daniel_online
[20:44] <Daniel_online> I imported a few themes into emerald theme manager but how the he.. do I activate them (running 9.04) how ppl how :D
[20:44] <yacc> Guys, please, what part of Ubuntu decides to slowdown my CPU?
[20:44] <rich____> ford - i think you can still look at xorg.conf
[20:44] <guntbert> !who | naoko
[20:44] <Daniel_online> VCoolio: thanks :D
[20:44] <Spike1506> !top | yacc
[20:44] <mdm> hblount: do you have snd_usb_audio in your modules.  I belive you do if it shows up in alsa
[20:44] <Spike1506> yac, check your task manager
[20:44] <Joeseph> yacc: You can run top in your terminal and it will show you a list of programs with CPU %
[20:44] <mdm> hblount: other then that it should simply be unmuting that input and recording from it
[20:44] <ford> just says configured device...
[20:45] <ford> thanks tho.. thats what i thot but...
[20:45] <Spike1506> yacc, -> system -> administration -> System Monitor, or like Joeseph said top
[20:45] <hblount> mdm: how do i know if i have snd_usb_audio in my modules?
[20:45] <rich____> ford no driver listed?
[20:45] <mdm> hblount: lsmod
[20:45] <rich____> ford - i.e cat /etc/X11/xorg.conf | grep "Driver"
[20:46] <rich____> ford - mine says nvidia
[20:46] <yacc> Spike1506, top does not tell me really what is changing the cpufreq settings.
[20:46] <Spike1506> ah the cpufreq setting
[20:46] <yacc> Spike1506, I've already killed the power-manager, powernowd, ...
[20:46] <hblount> mdm: yeah its there
[20:47] <ford> rich should that be in the file itself or generated by terminal
[20:47] <Spike1506> yacc, then I dont have a clue sorry
[20:47] <rich____> cmdline: cat /etc/X11/xorg.conf | grep "Driver"
[20:47] <yacc> Although I've got the bad feeling that it's because my CPU is overheating, which is a Jaunty "feature" :(
[20:47] <rich____> ford - cmdline: cat /etc/X11/xorg.conf | grep "Driver"
[20:47] <yacc> I cannot run the current kernel in Jaunty at all, it manages to reset my box through overheating in less than 60secs :(
[20:47] <Spike1506> yacc, i had such a issue too, had to download a bios update to fix it
[20:47] <mdm> hblount: try muteing everytjhing then unmuting just that input
[20:48] <naoko> guntbert: if i show u my pc info can u see if u see somthing that linux dosent like incase others missed it
[20:48] <yacc> Spike1506, well, Intrepid worked flawless.
[20:48] <rich____> guntbert - are you here often?
[20:48] <yacc> Hardy did too.
[20:48] <urbands> would sudo rm -rf /home/username empty the home dir and be fresh at reboot?the
[20:48] <Call-Me-MM> i got an ubuntu internet server but i need it to connect to internet, any tips?
[20:48] <Spike1506> yacc, then i do suggest fill in a bug report
[20:48] <yacc> Spike1506, I did, nobody cares.
[20:48] <edbian> urbands: Yes it would why are you trying to delete a home dir though??
[20:48] <lewion> losher, could you give me a description of who vs users..
[20:49] <yacc> Spike1506, I even documented it via burnK7 how long different kernels survive.
[20:49] <lewion> losher, I need to tell in echo who the logged in users are :)
[20:49] <guntbert> naoko: I'm afraid not. as I said: its not a question of hardware thats not good enough but of hardware thats faulty (=defect) maybe..., how does the system work on the live CD?
[20:49] <urbands> for library use as locked down alternative
[20:49] <Call-Me-MM> anyway to get ubuntu server to give me a visual?
[20:49] <guntbert> !ot | rich____
[20:49] <rich____> lewion - use awk , take first column, pipe through unique
[20:49] <the_archit3ct> Hi every one, does one of you has a tutorial to explain how install a quassel core on an unix shell ? pm me, thanks.
[20:50] <lewion> rich____, come again? :D
[20:50] <edbian> urbands: Actually what you want is: sudo rm -r /home/username/*
[20:50] <rich____> guntbert - that was a support oriented q
[20:50] <urbands> cool thanks
[20:50] <guntbert> rich____: pm me, if you want
[20:50] <kazagistar> Call-Me-MM: "sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop"
[20:50] <phoenixz> Is there a way to automatically FORCE yes on the ssh host key verification question? So an ssh user@host for the first time will not require me to answer the "yes" question?
[20:50] <NetLarIrvine> I could not find anything, but does anyone know if Ubuntu has drivers for LableFlash?
[20:50] <Spike1506> yacc, if you are sure its a kernel bug you can always try to compile a newer kernel
[20:51] <Call-Me-MM> kazagistar do i need internet connection?
[20:51] <rich____> guntbert - i dont know how, i come on here once or twice a month for a day - i would like your advice on how to provide support *better
[20:51] <yacc> Spike1506, well, it can also be a change in configuration whatever, ...
[20:51] <NetLarIrvine> I have seen some for Light Scribe, but not Label Flash
[20:51] <kazagistar> Call-Me-MM: yes, the server does not come with a desktop environment, I belive
[20:52] <bwild> hello all, where can i find mono-2.5.deb for Intrepid
[20:52] <guntbert> rich____: check your pm please
[20:52] <rich____> lewion - use awk to select the first column from the who output, put that through uniq and you get the unique users on the system
[20:52] <naoko> guntbert:well it wroks better then installed it frezes evry 5-10 min and some thims it can stay up for 20 min but installed like 2 min iv got a sata hdd if that matters
[20:52] <Spike1506> yacc, what cpu do you have?
[20:52] <guntbert> naoko: sorry, I have no idea :-(
[20:53] <Ampelbein> phoenixz: why do you want to do that? it defies all security to just ignore the host-key identification.
[20:53] <lewion> rich____, but if I use the "users" command will that not do the same thing?
[20:53] <Pici> phoenixz: ssh -o StrictHostKeyChecking no user@host  will do it if you feel the need.
[20:53] <edbian> naoko: What does dmesg say?
[20:53] <yacc> Spike1506, model name	: AMD Turion(tm) 64 X2 Mobile Technology TL-64
[20:53] <yacc> Spike1506, how do I make launchpad list all bugs that I filed?
[20:53] <hblount> mdm: i muted evertying and unmuted device for recording, and it still goes back to mute when i close and open again
[20:53] <rich____> users lists the current users laterally
[20:53] <onyx> what and where is "Software Channel"
[20:53] <Pici> phoenixz: You may need single quotes around the 'no' though.
[20:53] <cporter> How do I check the space available on a samba server?
[20:53] <rich____> lewion users lists the current users laterally
[20:53] <rich____> lewion I get two instaces of rich
[20:53] <phoenixz> Ampelbein: Pici: Thing is, its on a trusted network and I know the servers are safe already.. its needed to automate somethign
[20:54] <Pici> phoenixz: I figured, I had to do the same thing for an automation task here.
[20:54] <lewion> rich____, so It's not the same thing... hmm we didn't see awk though nor did we see unique :/
[20:54] <Spike1506> yacc, i havent used launchpad that much so I wont know
[20:54] <Call-Me-MM> kazagistar, then i cannot get it, on the desktop there is an icon on the top with two computers and an x in front. when you right or left click it, it will give me a chance to make ubunt automaticly find an internet connection. Is there anyway i can "hook" that one up without having a desktop wiev? please enyone?
[20:54] <phoenixz> Pici: thanks, I'll try!
[20:54] <the_archit3ct> Hi every one, does one of you has a tutorial to explain how install a quassel core on an unix shell ? pm me, thanks.
[20:54] <naoko> edbian, sorry not shere what u mean buy that if u mean a error messege this is not it just frezzes in 2 min win instaled and freses 5-10 min win boot by disk
[20:55] <rich____> lewion who | awk '{print $1}' | uniq
[20:55] <rich____> lewion - just shows rich
[20:56] <edbian> naoko: Before it freezes run "dmesg" in a terminal and look at the end.  Are there any error messages there?  How frozen does the system get?  Totally unresponsive in every way?  Have you tried ctrl + alt + backspace when it is frozen??
[20:56] <layer> hola.  looking for someone who understands the intricacies of linux permissions to help me out
[20:56] <kazagistar> Call-Me-MM: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/ubuntu-networking-configuration-using-command-line.html <- try that, it might help
[20:56] <yacc> Spike1506, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/378065
[20:56] <edbian> layer: I understand permissions pretty well.  Maybe I can help?  What is the problem?
[20:57] <lewion> rich____, users | awk '{print $1}' | uniq just shows lewion ;)
[20:57] <kazagistar> !anyone | layer
[20:57] <rich____> lewion - i believe thats the desired result
[20:57] <lewion> rich____, so that still doesn't solve my question what the difference is :D
[20:57] <mdm> hblount: type arecord -L and see if there is an alsa definition for it
[20:57] <lewion> rich____, between who and users :D
[20:57] <yacc> Spike1506, over 3 weeks and nobody got interested ;)
[20:57] <naoko> edbian,ok ill run off boot disk ant try and for what it does is after the 5-10 min i hear a loud beeern sond then move my mose and it totaly frosen
[20:57] <rich____> lewion - to check, i would create a new user, use ctrl alt f1 to open tty1, log in with the other user, and run the cmd again
[20:57] <lewion> haha :D
[20:58] <lewion> ok then :p
[20:58] <Ricochet> Hey guys, I have an ASUS Eee top that I just got and was trying to put ubuntu on it and ran into some resolution issues and the touchscreen doesnt work, I found a fix online however I am way too much of a noob to know how to do what its asking me to do, here is the google translated page for the instructions  http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=it&u=http://www.eeepc.it/guida-installare-ubuntu-su-asus-eee-top-1602/&ei=XgkoSty
[20:58] <layer> thanks... if i have a user who is a member of more than 1 LDAP group, she creates directories according to the umask, and her primary group is the group listed in linux permissions.  I'd like to replicate the NTFS "inherit permissions from parent folder" if possible.
[20:58] <edbian> naoko: Are you fans all spinning up??  Particularly the CPU fan?
[20:58] <Spike1506> yacc, i do have a HP laptop too and it gets very hot. i had to download a bios update to lower the heat but still its pretty hot.
[20:58] <rich____> lewion - the cmd awk '{print $1}' prints the first 'column of output from the previous command
[20:58] <hblount> mdm: its listed here. dont know if that means theres a definition for it
[20:59] <rich____> lewion - uniq only counts unique results
[20:59] <Dethroned> GParted won't let me resize my windows partition
[20:59] <super_hoops> how can i get youtube working on my xubuntu?
[20:59] <yacc> Spike1506, where did you find the BIOS update?
[20:59] <Spike1506> yacc, at the hp website?
[20:59] <yacc> And can I even apply it without the other OS?
[20:59] <rich____> Dethroned - dont try to manipulate ntfs partitions from linux
[20:59] <edbian> layer: Are these folders created on the fly?   Supposed i gave you a command that changed the permissions of all the folders at once.  Would that work?
[20:59] <phrankdachicken> Dethroned: Run disk defrag in windows first
[20:59] <rich____> Dethroned, ntfs is proprietry technology
[21:00] <rich____> Dethroned,  use microsoft tools for that job
[21:00] <naoko> edbian,no it all seems fine  nothing changes fans the same speed its just a lod nosie then frez when move mouse
[21:00] <edbian> layer: I am not sure about ldap but I know in linux when you create a folder it is owned by you and the group owner is your group (group with your username)
[21:00] <Dethroned> rich___: then how do I resize the hd?
[21:00] <kazagistar> Dethroned: boot into windows, and make sure it is shut down correctly
[21:00] <lewion> rich____, users only give me lewion
[21:00] <lewion> rich____, while who gives me both
[21:00] <Dethroned> kazagistar: I just did that
[21:00] <Spike1506> yacc, what is your laptop type?
[21:00] <lewion> rich____, thanks man ;)
[21:00] <CarlFK> how do I disable X from loading? (from a command prompt, because X is currently broke, and fixing it just so I can click the option to disable it will make me grumpy)
[21:00] <yacc> Spike1506, tx2050eg => TabletPC.
[21:01] <rich____> lewion - slightly confused - are you saying your problem is fixed?
[21:01] <Pici> Dethroned: Install the ntfsprogs package to resize ntfs partitions with gparted.
[21:01] <edbian> naoko: What about dmesg?  So the system won't freeze until it has been both 5-10 minutes AND the mouse has been moved?
[21:01] <Ricochet> Hey guys, I have an ASUS Eee top that I just got and was trying to put ubuntu on it and ran into some resolution issues and the touchscreen doesnt work, I found a fix online however I am way too much of a noob to know how to do what its asking me to do, here is the google translated page for the instructions  http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=it&u=http://www.eeepc.it/guida-installare-ubuntu-su-asus-eee-top-1602/&ei=XgkoSty
[21:01] <layer> edbian: sort of.... the parent folder is changeable only by members of the Layer group (LDAP).  when a user creates a file or folder, it uses the Umask, but the group listed is "Domain Users".  I can change it manually, but I'd really like the directory tree to maintain the group all the way through
[21:01] <mdm> hblount: do you have audacity installed?
[21:01] <rich____> ok guys brb 10mins
[21:02] <naoko> edbian,yes ill have to try that thing ur saying but ill have to restart my pc
[21:02] <scarface> I removed the Evolution envelope icon from my panel but now I want it back.  Can anybody help?  (Jaunty)
[21:02] <edbian> layer: I'm sorry I really don't have the experience with LDAP to know how to help :(  Sorry!
[21:02] <super_hoops> why does youtube not work in xubuntu??
[21:02] <Ricochet> i could really use your help on this one, I dont understand some of the things its asking me to do
[21:02] <edbian> naoko: Are you running ubuntu on the problem PC right now??
[21:02] <Spike1506> yacc, only for windows yup :(
[21:02] <phrankdachicken> scarface: drag it from the gnome menu and drop it in place
[21:02] <Dethroned> pici: Where can I find that?
[21:02] <Ricochet> super_hoops it should work, download the newest flashplayer from adobe
[21:02] <edbian> scarface: I can help you
[21:02] <Pici> Dethroned: It is in the repositories.  Or, from a terminal: sudo apt-get install ntfsprogs
[21:03] <Call-Me-MM> i am in a text editing program on the commend-line, what do i press to change the text?
[21:03] <Dragon-Reborn> hi everybody
[21:03] <hblount> mdm: no. was gonna get it though
[21:03] <super_hoops> i've got that installed ricochet. its just not loading the videos :( doing my nut in
[21:03] <yacc> Spike1506, so it's not even an option ;)
[21:03] <scarface> phrankdachicken, I didn't mean the launcher.  I mean the icon that Evolution displays while its running.
[21:03] <layer> edbian: thanks.  i don't really think it's an LDAP issues...more like linux/UNIX was designed  with simple permissions and a 1:1 user to group arrangement.  I like NTFS permissions alot better
[21:03] <Spike1506> yacc, nope
[21:03] <Ricochet> super_hoops: What version of xubuntu are you running?
[21:03] <edbian> scarface: Simply go to Applications -> Internet -> Evolution and drag that launcher from the menu to the panel (or desktop)
[21:03] <naoko> edbian,no i formated it off cuz i had the problem i can run windows fine and that mac os they mad for amd but when it comes to linux
[21:03] <Dethroned> Pici: All I can find is the NTFS configuration tool
[21:03] <Call-Me-MM> i am in a text editing program on the commend-line, what do i press to change the text?
[21:03] <Dragon-Reborn> Can anybody help me setup my USB modem on 9.04?
[21:03] <Pici> Dethroned: How are you trying to install it?
[21:04] <DjAngo23> Hey everyone, i have a problem with my .htaccess, which won't work on my ubuntu. Anyone any idea ?
[21:04] <Dethroned> Pici:  Applications...add/remove...search ntfs
[21:04] <mdm> hblount: I belive its ready to be used, install audactiy, go into its settings and chose the USB device for input then try to record something
[21:04] <edbian> naoko: Well get dmesg and let us / me know!
[21:04] <phrankdachicken> scarface: In the Notification area?
[21:04] <R4kk00n> layer, there are posix acl. they are similar to windows'
[21:04] <scarface> phrankdachicken, Right.
[21:04] <Spike1506> yacc, maybe you can post your problem on the ubuntu forms?
[21:04] <Pici> Dethroned: That will not work as not all packages are listed there, especially command like and other system packages.
[21:04] <super_hoops> how do i find that out rico?
[21:04] <yacc> Spike1506, OTOH, there are WinXP live cds when I remember right.
[21:04] <edbian> layer: Do some research on google about ldap / user permissions on linux.  They are not simple :)
[21:05] <edbian> layer: Sorry I couldn't help more! :(
[21:05] <Ricochet> hey guys I really need help with my ASUS eee top, I need to edit the xorg.conf file and I dont know how to do it, actually I just need someone to help me go through this guide to get this working
[21:05] <yacc> Spike1506, I did already post a bug report, inclusive the scripts that I used to come to my conclusions, ...
[21:05] <Ricochet> is anyone willing to help me out?
[21:05] <super_hoops> ahh found it. i'm using xubuntu 9.04
[21:05] <yacc> Anyway, is there a PPA for newer kernels, ...
[21:05] <layer> R4kk00n: oh really?  can you give me an idea of a googleable package?
[21:05] <naoko> edbian, ok and just to make shere do i just type dmesg or do i add somthing in front of it
[21:05] <layer> edbian:  no problem, thanks for listening
[21:05] <Whitor> Hi, Does anyone know how to show all active TCP sessions in a terminal?  ... equivilent of netstat in windows ...
[21:05] <Dethroned> Pici:  Well I just installed Ubuntu today and I'm new to linux
[21:05] <Whitor> ?
[21:05] <Spike1506> Whitor, netstat? :P
[21:05] <Ricochet> super_hoops: I am runnning xubuntu 9.04 beta on my dell mini and it runs youtube videos just fine
[21:05] <Whitor> sessions = connections .
[21:05] <cypha> can someone tell me how to add a gadget not in the list of google gadgets?
[21:06] <layer> Pici: welcome to your new addiction
[21:06] <cypha> i want to add a yahoo mail gadget
[21:06] <Pici> Dethroned: Thats fine, we were all new once :)
[21:06] <Whitor> Spike1506, tried that ... didn't give what I expected
[21:06] <cypha> i found the gadget online
[21:06] <edbian> naoko: just "dmesg"
[21:06] <VCoolio> scarface: in evolution edit > preferences > mail preferences at the bottom do you have notification options checked?
[21:06] <Pici> layer: me? I've been here for quite a while...
[21:06] <super_hoops> weird...have u installed anything else apart from flash?
[21:06] <hblount> mdm: k i'll try it out. i'm actually downloading a bunch of apps including audacity right now. gonna take a while
[21:06] <layer> err...dethroned: welcome to your new addiction :)
[21:06] <Whitor> Spike1506, nm ... must be a comand line opt ...
[21:07] <Ricochet> super_hoops nope, it worked right off the bat
[21:07] <Whitor> netstat -a is what I was looking for
[21:07] <Spike1506> yacc, then i dont have any other options left im sorry :(
[21:07] <kolin> hello
[21:07] <hblount> mdm: a thousand thanks
[21:07] <super_hoops> ahh pants :(.  what browser are u using? i've just done all my updates too so thats up to date
[21:07] <R4kk00n> layer, eiciel is an editor for acl and extended attributes. didn't try them myself, actually
[21:07] <yacc> Spike1506, no BIOS update for me.
[21:07] <kolin> where is poland serwer???
[21:07] <phrankdachicken> scarface: Might try installing mail-notification-evolution
[21:07] <mdm> hblount: according to what I was reading in order for alsa to keep it open to record and loop back to the speakers requires you setup a conf file with the device.  However if all you want to do is use it to record audacity will do that fine.
[21:07] <layer> r4k00n.  cool thanks.  just a starting point is all i needed.
[21:07] <losher> !pl | kolin
[21:08] <mdm> hblount: your quite welcome I dont know if I helped much other then to delay you tho
[21:08] <Ricochet> Hey guys can anyone help me with with a guide to get the resolution working and touch screen working on my ASUS eee top, I am too noob to figure it out. I just need a little help
[21:08] <scarface> VCoolio, yes, all 3 options are checked.  What used to happen was the Evolution would have an icon in the notification area at all times.  Then when a new mail arrived, the icon would change to indicate a new message.  But now that I've removed the icon from the panel, no indication comes to the panel when I have a new mail.
[21:08] <karol> guys all my ubuntu sounds work fine exept Kadu any ideas?
[21:08] <hblount> mdm: i learned alot. i bow down to your linux wisdom
[21:08] <edbian> hblount: hahahahaha
[21:08] <VCoolio> scarface: you still have notification area on panel?
[21:08] <Dragon-Reborn> anyone know how I can install a 3.5g usb modem on ubuntu 9.04?
[21:09] <darkham> hey people, someone of you use a torrent client who power down the system after the end of a selected torrent or the last?
[21:09] <VCoolio> scarface: sorry, indicator applet I mean
[21:09] <Spike1506> Dragon-Reborn, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/3GNetworkingIntrepid
[21:09] <boolean> hello: would one know where the config files are kept that are responsible to determine which X windows manager your X session will use? ( think $HOME/.xinitrc )
[21:09] <Dragon-Reborn> cool thanks
[21:09] <Spike1506> ohw nvm
[21:09] <super_hoops> the youtube window opens but it just won't load the videos
[21:09] <scarface> VCoolio, what do you mean by "indicator applet"?  Do you mean one specific to Evolution?
[21:09] <Spike1506> that wont be helpfull
[21:10] <Spike1506> Dragon-Reborn, that likn wont help sorry.
[21:10] <mdm> hblount: no need to, its just experience.
[21:10] <VCoolio> scarface: have Evolution running and then right click panel and add indicator applet to check; I wouldn't know how you would disable just one icon from it; if I right click it I can only delete complete applet
[21:10] <Ricochet> Hey guys, I have an ASUS Eee top that I just got and was trying to put ubuntu on it and ran into some resolution issues and the touchscreen doesnt work, I found a fix online however I am way too much of a noob to know how to do what its asking me to do, here is the google translated page for the instructions  http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=it&u=http://www.eeepc.it/guida-installare-ubuntu-su-asus-eee-top-1602/&ei=XgkoSty
[21:10] <balzac> Dragon-Reborn - heh heh
[21:10] <hblount> mdm: humility of a true master
[21:10]  * boolean would like a sngle app to start up after login with non of the typical desktop extras
[21:10] <balzac> Rand Althorne?
[21:11] <Call-Me-MM> how do one save a text in xubuntu text edit program?
[21:11] <npope> file save
[21:11] <mkiefer> @Ricochet: what type eee?
[21:11] <npope> Call-Me-MM: what program
[21:11] <Spike1506> Call-Me-MM, ctrl+s or file save
[21:11] <Dragon-Reborn> yep
[21:11] <Ricochet> mkiefer: Eee Top
[21:11] <Dragon-Reborn> Rand Al Thor
[21:11] <Ricochet> mkiefer its the all in one touch screen
[21:12] <layer> no WOT spoilers...just started reading it
[21:12] <Kirsch>  /exit
[21:12] <Kirsch> lol whoops
[21:12] <Dragon-Reborn> so Spike1506 WHAT WILL HELP?
[21:12] <kazagistar> moraine dies
[21:12] <Dragon-Reborn> OOPS sorry did not mean to shout
[21:12] <scarface> VCoolio, that was it!  I had right-clicked panel and tried to add it again after I removed it, but I couldn't find it in the list.  I was looking for something including "Evolution" or "Mail".  Indicator Applet didn't jump out at me.  Thx for the help.
[21:12] <Ricochet> mkiefer can you help me out?
[21:12] <layer> kazagistar:  b*stard!
[21:12] <mkiefer> @Ricochet: sry then I'm not an expert.
[21:13] <VCoolio> scarface: np, good it works again!
[21:13] <kazagistar> layer: I could just be lying
[21:13] <DasEi> Ricochet:you want an asissted walkthrough ?
[21:13] <Spike1506> Dragon-Reborn, te be honest i have no clue :(
[21:14] <Dragon-Reborn> aww...is ok, nothing is every easy
[21:14] <hblount> mdm: thanks again. ppl like you renew my black, withered, miroscopically sized hope in humanity. probly be back soon with more problems. take care
[21:14] <Ricochet> DasEi: Yes please, I just dont know enough about it
[21:14] <hblount> microscopically
[21:14] <boolean> question: does $HOME/.xinitrc work in Gnome?
[21:15] <mdm> hblount: take care
[21:15] <scarface> VCoolio, Now -- do you know if there is any way to get that icon to only display when there is a new message, but not display at all at other times?  Right now, having a blank envelope which changes to an envelope with a star just doesn't stand out to me very well.  I'd rather have no icon at all, and then display an envelope when a message arrives.
[21:15] <Ricochet> DasEi: Its asking me to edit xorg.conf, but I dont know how to do that
[21:15] <DasEi> Ricochet:whats the status of the installation now, the ee has ubuntu up ?
[21:15] <Ricochet> DasEi: its installed, and even the wireless works.. its just the touch screen doesnt and the resolution is all messed up
[21:16] <Ricochet> here is the link i have been using  http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=it&u=http://www.eeepc.it/guida-installare-ubuntu-su-asus-eee-top-1602/&ei=XgkoStygCs6ntgequ9C1Bg&sa=X&oi=translate&resnum=1&ct=result&prev=/search%3Fq%3Dhttp://www.eeepc.it/guida-installare-ubuntu-su-asus-eee-top-1602/%26hl%3Den%26client%3Dfirefox-a%26rls%3Dcom.ubuntu:en-US:unofficial%26hs%3Do6b
[21:16] <DasEi> Ricochet:k, open a terminal (Alt&F2  >> gnome-terminal)
[21:17] <Ricochet> ok!
[21:17] <Ricochet> done.
[21:17] <rich____> back
[21:17] <texasjack> Ricochet, already try 'dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg'? BUT make a *backup* of /etc/X11/xorg.conf BEFORE!!
[21:17] <VCoolio> scarface: I don't know about this particular icon; you can use cgmail for that, works for gmail and imap and pop; you can use it with multiple accounts together
[21:17] <Bragex9> does anyone speak german here?
[21:17] <DasEi> Ricochet:gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[21:17] <sebsebseb> !de |  Bragex9
[21:17] <rich____> Ricochet, cmdline: xrandr
[21:18] <losher> boolean: yes, it runs before the server starts. You can start gnome from it by putting 'exec gnome-session' as the last line in the file
[21:18] <rich____> Ricochet, gives a list of available video modes
[21:18] <scarface> VCoolio, ok thanks, I will do some investigating.  Cheers
[21:18] <VCoolio> scarface: http://cgmail.tuxfamily.org/
[21:18] <Bragex9> I only ned help with what "lieferbar" means...
[21:19] <rich____> Bragex9, no but that sounds like health, or life bar?
[21:19] <DasEi> Ricochet:insert intothat file : http://paste.ubuntu.com/193708/
[21:19] <VCoolio> scarface: it works without evolution running, that's nice
[21:19] <T0aster> Welcome monsieurledan! You have achieved a new peak of 1563 users for #ubuntu!
[21:20] <DasEi> Ricochet:could you follow so far ?
[21:20] <teemu> Hi. Does someone happen to know how to share internet for Windows Mobile via usb?
[21:20] <teemu> I have WM as eth1 here..
[21:20] <T0aster> hey guys is there anyone her who wants to help me setup rtorrent?
[21:20] <Ricochet> DasEi: yes! thank you.. I am emailing the paste to myself so i can open it in my other computer
[21:20] <Spike1506> T0aster, define setup
[21:20] <rich____> Bragex9 bablefish translates it as available
[21:21] <DasEi> Ricochet:save the file, close gedit
[21:21] <Ricochet> DasEi: Ok, done.. now what?
[21:21] <T0aster> well I am having trouble with my rtorrent.rc file
[21:21] <axisys> !oracle
[21:21] <Ricochet> DasEi: Wait.. it says its not found
[21:21] <Spike1506> T0aster, there are example configs on the internet. and if you have a problem with a config you have you should pastebin it
[21:21] <Spike1506> !pastebin | T0aster
[21:21] <T0aster> I know pastebin
[21:21] <DasEi> Ricochet:what says not found ??
[21:21] <T0aster> heres my question
[21:22] <Ricochet> DasEi: Could not find the file /etc/x11/xorg.conf.
[21:22] <T0aster> I edited it to my desired settings
[21:22] <DasEi> Ricochet:case-sensitive not x but X
[21:22] <T0aster> but where exactly should I place it
[21:23] <Ricochet> DasEi: Ohhh
[21:23] <Dragon-Reborn> anybody know what wvdial is?
[21:23] <T0aster> i put it in my home dir
[21:23] <T0aster> and it isnt being seen
[21:23] <kerebrus> Dragon-Reborn: Its a modem dialer
[21:23] <Spike1506> T0aster, in your home dir as: .rtorrent.rc
[21:23] <DasEi> Ricochet: inserted and saved ?
[21:23] <Spike1506> the . makes it hidden
[21:23] <T0aster> yep
[21:23] <Dragon-Reborn> how do I uses it?
[21:23] <greg> hi can someone help - i have jaunty installed and my hard disk is constantly clicking - checked the swap file and it's not being used. 700mb of 2gig ram used so kinda stumped.  anyone able to help?
[21:23] <T0aster> oh
[21:23] <T0aster> so hide it
[21:23] <T0aster> it is hidden yh
[21:23] <Ricochet> DasEi: Yes, saved and exited
[21:23] <Spike1506> press ctrl+h in nautilus and you can see the hidden files
[21:24] <kerebrus> Dragon-Reborn: Via terminal
[21:24] <T0aster> yh
[21:24] <Spike1506> T0aster, yes
[21:24] <T0aster> I know all that
[21:24] <T0aster> lemme pm you plz?
[21:24] <Dragon-Reborn> do I need it to get my 3g usb dongle working?
[21:24] <Spike1506> T0aster, then what is the problem? :)
[21:24] <Dethroned> kk I'm defragging Windows.  Will this allow me to resize the Windows partition with gparted?
[21:24] <DasEi> Ricochet: your using 32 bit ?
[21:24] <T0aster> can I pm?
[21:24] <sebsebseb> Dethroned: which version of Windows?
[21:24] <texasjack> greg, are you using ext4 at any filesystem?
[21:24] <Ricochet> DasEi: I have no idea, im sorry.. im a bit of a noob
[21:24] <Dethroned> sebsebseb: Vista 64bit
[21:24] <greg> ext3 texasjack
[21:24] <guntbert> !pm | T0aster
[21:24] <R4kk00n> Dethroned, if you're lucky enough
[21:25] <sebsebseb> Dethroned:  really you need to let Vista resize itself
[21:25] <Dethroned> sebsebseb:  How the heck do I do that?
[21:25] <sebsebseb> Dethroned: ,because it has a later version of NTFS than XP, and so dataloss might happen if gparted does it
[21:25] <texasjack> greg, hummm... I kinda feels the same... But I'm using ext4.  Just curious.
[21:25] <DasEi> Ricochet: sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[21:25] <sebsebseb> Dethroned: right click computer  in the menu, and go to disk management or something
[21:25] <Dragon-Reborn> lsusb does not show my usb modem, what now?
[21:25] <Dethroned> sebsebseb: i just got this computer today.  I barely have anything on Vista and i have made my recovery disks
[21:26] <sebsebseb> Dethroned: I see
[21:26] <DasEi> Ricochet: uname -a  | pastebinit                 ,give resulting url here
[21:26] <sebsebseb> Dethroned: well still best to let Vista resize it
[21:26] <layer> dethroned:  then now is time to abandon Vista altogether, and stick with ubunutu :)
[21:26] <mrwes> Dethroned, there are good sites with the exact instructions on resizing Vista partitions
[21:26] <T0aster> Welcome MacGyverNL! You have achieved a new peak of 1556 users for #Ubuntu!
[21:26] <sebsebseb> Dethroned: well or do what layer said
[21:26] <kerebrus> Dragon-Reborn: What version of ubuntu are you using?
[21:26] <richj> layer - a few of my friends are defaulting to windows 7 and ubuntu
[21:26] <Spike1506> T0aster, No PM please.
[21:26] <greg> i updated the x drivers (using eeebox b202) - not sure if that's maybe done something? can't remember it ever clicking as much as this
[21:26] <kazagistar> sebsebseb: did they add resizing in vista?
[21:26] <Dethroned> sebsebseb:  I want to play some games and not all of them are supported by WINE
[21:26] <richj> layer - seems to be the trend
[21:26] <naoko> edbian. nop i got to the termanal and it froz i tryed it 2 time exept this time there was no noise but the fast speed up then froz and fans went back to normal
[21:26] <sebsebseb> kazagistar: yes it can resize itself, when it's running
[21:27] <Spike1506> T0aster, tell those stuff in the main channel ty
[21:27] <greg> using the machine as a mythtvfrontend - no data is even being read from the disk all over the network.  even clicks when idle
[21:27] <sebsebseb> Dethroned: games the usual story,  are they all 3D?
[21:27] <mrwes> Dethroned, http://apcmag.com/how_to_dualboot_vista_with_linux_vista_installed_first.htm
[21:27] <Ricochet> DasEi: http://pastebin.com/f113abbc7
[21:27] <sebsebseb> Dethroned: also Linux has some pretty good  native games, you just got to know about them :d
[21:27] <layer> dethroned: i understand.  but just you wait.  the longer you live  in the OSS world, the more you'll hate Microsoft
[21:27] <DasEi> Ricochet: pastebinit /etc/apt/sources.list                      ,url ...
[21:27] <kazagistar> richj: windows 7 for gaming, Ubuntu for everything else
[21:27] <guntbert> !ot | layer, please
[21:28] <lewion> losher, Now the course is giving me all these if while until etc shell stuf :D It's really getting difficult :o
[21:28] <richj> kazagistar, yes almost, windows 7 media player is also very good
[21:28] <DasEi> Ricochet: download : http://ubuntu.erasme.org/pool/intrepid/main/libdrm2/libdrm2_2.4.4-1build1_i386.deb
[21:28] <losher> lewion: these are basic to all languages. Stick with it...
[21:28] <richj> kazagistar, I am an ubuntu advocate, but i loved the media player
[21:28] <Dethroned> layer:  Well I'm not ready to give up Windows yet...even though I want to
[21:28] <lewion> losher, I know :D
[21:28] <Ricochet> DasEi: http://pastebin.com/f1d18dcdc
[21:29] <lewion> losher, Problem is I have to study OS/400 to and it's almost bed time ^^
[21:29] <richj> lewion are you talking bash scripts?
[21:29] <lewion> richj, indeed I am :P
[21:29] <roberto_> oi29
[21:29] <roberto_> jhjh
[21:29] <richj> lewion - i understand, I can write flutenly in a fair few languages, but bash syntax took me a while to get round
[21:29] <IRC-Monitor-521> hey
[21:29] <roberto_> testando
[21:29] <lewion> richj, mind is full of linux atm :D
[21:30] <IRC-Monitor-521> can u do me a favor?
[21:30] <IRC-Monitor-521> just 1 klick
[21:30] <IRC-Monitor-521> http://mein-erstes-mal.net/?id=7185465
[21:30] <IRC-Monitor-521> please
[21:30] <layer> dethroned: okay on topic.  these guys are right.  let Windows manage its own partitions.  if you're looking to dual boot, there's plenty of guides out there.  It's important to do Windows first.  If you vista isn't installed the way you want it partitioned, blow it away and redo it first
[21:30] <richj> lewion - if you pm me your email address i will email a bash script i wrote to analyse server log files
[21:30] <Dethroned> mrwes: Will this work if I have installed Linux already and then I resize windows?
[21:30] <guntbert> lewion: bash support in #bash please
[21:30] <richj> lewion - might be helpfull?
[21:30] <naoko> edbian. u still in here?
[21:30] <IRC-Monitor-521> http://mein-erstes-mal.net/?id=7185465
[21:30] <Ricochet> DasEi: You still there?
[21:30] <lewion> guntbert, I'm not asking for support :D
[21:30] <mrwes> Dethroned, I don't know
[21:31] <IRC-Monitor-521> go http://mein-erstes-mal.net/?id=7185465 :D
[21:31] <guntbert> IRC-Monitor-521: stop that please
[21:31] <DasEi> Ricochet: sure , d/l done ?
[21:31] <IRC-Monitor-521> need 2 klicks
[21:31] <greg> anyone able to help with my hard disk problem
[21:31] <IRC-Monitor-521> then i will stop
[21:31] <IRC-Monitor-521> http://mein-erstes-mal.net/?id=7185465
[21:31] <Dethroned> ok then anyone.  Will GParted be able to redirect hd space from a resized windows partition?
[21:31] <guntbert> !ops | IRC-Monitor-521
[21:31] <IRC-Monitor-521> c'mon guys
[21:31] <sebsebseb> Dethroned: use Vista to resize it as as I said
[21:31] <IRC-Monitor-521> http://mein-erstes-mal.net/?id=7185465
[21:31] <richj> guntbert, IRC is a bot from a website
[21:31] <IRC-Monitor-521> no
[21:31] <Ricochet> DasEi: ohh i didnt see the download
[21:31] <IRC-Monitor-521> failed
[21:32] <Ricochet> let me get it
[21:32] <sebsebseb> Dethroned: when your on the resize if you don't put it in a size it should make VIsta as small as possible
[21:32] <R4kk00n> Dethroned, for most filesystems yes
[21:32] <DasEi> Ricochet: download : http://ubuntu.erasme.org/pool/intrepid/main/libdrm2/libdrm2_2.4.4-1build1_i386.deb
[21:32] <mrwes> Dethroned, I do know it's preferred to use Vista's resizing tool
[21:32] <barbarella> greg:just came in, what hd problem you have?
[21:32] <sebsebseb> Dethroned: resizer above.    then  that newly unalloacted space can be used for Ubuntu
[21:32] <mrwes> Dethroned, then reclaim the space in Ubuntu with gparted
[21:32] <Dethroned> kk kk
[21:32] <greg> barbarella - hard drive keeps on clicking.  even when idle - no data being written/read.
[21:33] <mrwes> I agree with sebsebseb
[21:33] <barbarella> greg:old drive?
[21:33] <greg> nope
[21:33] <sebsebseb> Dethroned: you might be new, but  Ext4 on 64bit would be probably more :d than on 32bit
[21:33] <DasEi> Ricochet: sudo apt-key adv - recv-keys - keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com 5D5EC3D5
[21:33] <edmont> hi
[21:33] <mrwes> clicking hard drive = bad
[21:33] <Cloudef> Hi
[21:33] <T0aster> http://pastebin.com/d3f9d9b64
[21:33] <edmont> i cannot see the wifi networks in ubuntu 9.04
[21:33] <T0aster> thats my rtorrent.rc
[21:33] <barbarella> greg:like it is doing things
[21:34] <Spike1506> T0aster, and what was the error again?
[21:34] <edmont> what do i need to activate them?
[21:34] <Dethroned> is 80 gigs enough for ubuntu?
[21:34] <layer> quit
[21:34] <T0aster> Error in option file: ~/.rtorrent.rc:69: Could not find '='.
[21:34] <layer> oops
[21:34] <sebsebseb> Dethroned: more than enough
[21:34] <Spike1506> Dethroned, more then enough
[21:34] <Cloudef> edmont: What Wifi card do you have?
[21:34] <Dethroned> kk...then what is enough exactly?
[21:34] <sebsebseb> Dethroned: what you should do is do like 12GB or so /    swap space I guess,  and a big seperate home
[21:34] <greg> no it's deffo not a bad hard drive - i installed fedora on it previously and was fine.  only when i put jaunty on it and upgraded the x intel drivers did it start with this clicking malarkey
[21:34] <Spike1506> T0aster, it means you have a error on line 69
[21:34] <Ricochet> DasEi: it says that a leter version is already installed
[21:34] <Dethroned> sebsebseb: What do you mean by seperate home?
[21:34] <edmont> Cloudef: i use a privative driver, broadcom
[21:35] <Spike1506> T0aster, put a # on line 69
[21:35] <T0aster> so I need to add a =
[21:35] <sebsebseb> Dethroned: and  when you manually install you can choose the optional Ext4 filesystem which is faster than the default Ext3,  also better with bigger files
[21:35] <T0aster> oh
[21:35] <sebsebseb> !home | Dethroned
[21:35] <Spike1506> a # as first character on that line
[21:35] <Dethroned> sebsebseb: I've already installed Ubuntu
[21:35] <sebsebseb> !swap |  Dethroned
[21:35] <Dethroned> I know what swap is
[21:35] <Cloudef> edmont: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=185174 Does that help?
[21:35] <mrwes> Toaster: line 69 should say encryption = allow_incoming
[21:35] <Dethroned> Do I have to uninstall it to fix all this?
[21:36] <Call-Me-MM> ewerytime i edit a text and try to save with ctrl+S it freezez, but the underscore still flashes, is there something i can do to get further or is the os not working as i should be?
[21:36] <T0aster> gr8
[21:36] <T0aster> thx alot guys
[21:36] <sebsebseb> Dethroned: hummm  you made it sound like before, that you were going to resize Vista, for  space for Ubuntu
[21:36] <Ricochet> DasEi: I did the other command you told me to do
[21:36] <Cloudef> edmont: It seems to be used with old version of ubuntu tho.
[21:36] <barbarella> greg:is it a writting click, or more if it is stuck
[21:36] <greg> just sounds like data being written / read
[21:36] <Dethroned> sebsebseb:  That's what I'm trying to do.  I installed Ubuntu using the first option which basically installed it with the recommended size partition for installation
[21:36] <mrwes> rtorrent is very fast
[21:37] <edmont> Cloudef: i had it working before
[21:37] <DasEi> Ricochet: good sign, gimme a second for your sources.list
[21:37] <Dethroned> sebsebseb:  But I want more space than that
[21:37] <texasjack> Anyone here with some hints about nvidia extra options in xorg.conf? (The #nvidia channel is dead...)
[21:37] <sebsebseb> Dethroned: resize Vista then
[21:37] <edmont> the thing is that i dont have the option to activate wireless networking
[21:37] <Ricochet> DasEi: Thanks for your help, i appreciate it.
[21:37] <Squidy> hi.. where do i get a binary package for generic kernel (2.6.30) for jaunty?
[21:37] <Dethroned> sebsebseb:  That's what I'm doing...lol
[21:37] <sebsebseb> Squidy: a ppa
[21:37] <mrwes> Toaster: good documentation on this site: http://libtorrent.rakshasa.no/
[21:37] <T0aster> ty
[21:37] <mrwes> np
[21:37] <greg> barbarella - i have smb shares mounted in fstab? would that be anything to do with it?
[21:37] <Cloudef> edmont: It does not regonise your Wifi anymore?
[21:38] <darthanubis> Have the repos gone down specifically the universe/mulitverse?
[21:38] <Squidy> sebastian_: can you give me a link for there?
[21:38] <mrwes> Toaster: take a look at the rtorrent.rc example
[21:38] <Squidy> sebastian_: sry
[21:38] <sebsebseb> Squidy: no, but you can Google  for one, also   you have to do something before you can even use a ppa
[21:38] <sebsebseb> !ppa >  Squidy
[21:38] <the1corrupted> I need help.  It appears I don't have inetd setup on my ubuntu machine.  I'm running Jaunty and was wondering how I could fully implement TCP/IP protocols?  (For use with FTP)
[21:38] <DasEi> Ricochet: (terminal) gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
[21:38] <Dethroned> sebsebseb:  I'll just shrink Vista and hope everything works out
[21:38] <texasjack> Squidy, try 'kernelcheck'... Google for it.  When installed it will make the brand new 2.6.30 to you, _almost_ alone.  If you don't wanna configurate it, so, it'll make it the job alone.
[21:38] <sebsebseb> Squidy: a ppa should be on luanchpad or something,  Google should bring it up